🎤 “Jesus, You Sure You Want Me?” They told me I should pray with big words. Like “Hallelujah,” “Sovereign,” and “Thy will be done.” But all I had was, “God… I messed up. Again.” They told me to worship with clean hands— But mine? Still got dirt under the fingernails of bad habits. > And I laughed— Because You’re holy, and I’m… Well, let’s just say I’m the guy who tried to fast and lasted ‘til 10:37 AM when the smell of my mom’s jollof rice broke every chain. > I’m the one who falls asleep mid-prayer and wakes up like, “Wait… where did I leave off? Was I talking about my job or asking for a wife?” > But You— You never rolled Your eyes. You didn’t unfriend me. You didn’t wait for me to glow-up spiritually. > You sat in my mess. In my doubt. In my overthinking, over-worrying, over-complicating-everything self. > You whispered, “I’m not afraid of your shadows. I’ll walk through your midnight until we find morning.” > And man… That moved something in me. > ‘Cause I tho...

Take me there  Take Me There Close the door. Let the world fade. It’s just you… and the heat you made. Eyes lock—no words. Only breath and skin. Your hands say, "I know where you've been." Fingertips slow, like dripping wine, Tracing paths that blur the line Between what's yours… and what’s now mine. You lift my chin— No need to speak. Your mouth writes poems across my cheek. Pull me close. No space, no light. Just heartbeats wrestling with the night. Slide in deep, not just your flesh— But soul and sound and silken mesh. Each stroke, a whisper: “More,” I plead. You give, you take, you feed the need. My nails, your back. Your grip, my thighs. A rhythm lost in moans and sighs. I fall apart— But you hold tight. Guiding me through waves of white. I lose my name. Forget the day. You break me sweetly, every way. So take me there, Where fire flows— Where every scream is one that knows: This isn’t play. This isn’t show. This is deep. And real. And slow.

I Didn’t Give Up I’ve been broken. I’ve cried behind closed doors where no one could see me. I’ve questioned my worth, my strength, my very place in this world. The whys and when's Of my new being, all keep whispering to me There were days when I woke up and didn’t feel like trying. Days when I looked in the mirror and couldn’t recognize who I was becoming. I’ve been laughed at, underestimated, counted out… even by people I loved. I know what it feels like to fail. To fall. To feel forgotten. But I’m still here. I didn’t give up. I Know what it means to be deceived or scammed  I kept moving, even when my legs were shaking. I kept believing, even when doubt screamed louder than hope. I kept breathing, even when it felt like the air was too heavy to carry. Because something inside me refused to let go. Something small—but powerful—whispered: " You were made for more." Mother can only tell it all Mother can only speak of it to those who have never been there  So sometimes, t...

You Were Born for More" Good [morning/afternoon/evening] everyone, I want you to take a moment right now and breathe. Yes—deep in, and out. Let it remind you that you are here. Alive. Present. That alone is powerful. You see, life doesn’t hand us a perfect script. There are no guarantees. No shortcuts. No promises. But what life does offer… is opportunity. Every single day we wake up, we are handed a blank page. And the pen is in your hand. The question is—what will you write? Some of you may feel stuck. Some of you may feel behind. Maybe you’re carrying doubt, pain, or the weight of what others said you could never be. But let me tell you something: you are not your past. You are not the mistakes, not the setbacks, and not the opinions of those who gave up on themselves long ago. You have greatness in you. Yes—you. Not the person next to you. Not the person on social media. You. You were born with dreams that matter. Ideas that count. A voice that deserves to be heard. It doesn...

PRESS RELEASE For Immediate Release Date: June 3rd, 25 Why the Strengthening Cedi is Good News for Every Ghanaian Lilbed Wordweave Offers Clarity and Confidence in Ghana's Economic Progress Accra, Ghana — As the Ghanaian cedi shows signs of gaining strength against the US dollar, many citizens are seeking to understand what this means for their daily lives and future. At Lilbed Wordweave, we believe in empowering the public through clear communication and responsible storytelling. Here are key reasons why Ghanaians should welcome this positive economic trend: 1. Lower Prices for Imported Goods A stronger cedi means that Ghana can purchase more dollars with less local currency. This directly reduces the cost of importing goods, including essential items such as fuel, food products, medicines, electronics, and spare parts. As import costs fall, local prices are expected to stabilize or even drop, making life more affordable for the average Ghanaian. 2 . Increased Investor Confidence ...

I Was Born in the Voice of Poetry by Obed Yadzo I was born in the voice of poetry— a rhythm deep as mother’s prayer, a whisper carved from Ghana’s dust, Volta's breath, Ghana's flare. My cradle was a stanza’s edge, my poem, a line set free to unlock the prison gate Ink was milk; the page, my kin— from the start, I learned to see. I learned from him, my mentors voice , and he that was in me I have the story—not just mine, but of those whose names were never heard, the market women, the silent sons, the dreamers drowned in empty words. I was born , trained, and now bold to fight I suffrage not in silence, but in verse that holds their cries, for I have walked where shadows bloom, and dared to lift the skies. My future roars today because my past echoes in me, reminding me of the ages that I cannot really tell The struggle of the men is mine— the weight of hope, the push, the grind. Their calloused hands, their sleepless nights, are lines I etch between each rhyme. This...

Today, I Dance with Time by Obed Yadzo Today, I dance with time in light, A candle crowned in morning bright, The winds may age my skin with grace, But youth still sparkles in my face. A year verse for 23 vast land I wear the years like royal gold, With stories whispered, brave and bold— Each wrinkle is a song I’ve sung, Each heartbeat keeps me wild and young. A year verse for 23 vast land So raise a glass, let laughter flow, Let birthday joy like rivers grow— I’m not just older, I’m refined, A masterpiece in progress, signed A year verse for 23 vast land © 2025 Obed Yadzo. All rights reserved. "Happy Birthday 🎉 to myself " Written and copyrighted by Obed Yadzo on 30/05/2025. This Poetry is protected under copyright law. No part of this work may be copied distributed, published, or reproduced in any form or by any means without the prior written permission of the author.

The Word Still Speaks — A Spoken Word Piece I remember when Grandma whispered verses like lullabies into the cracks of my soul. When the Bible wasn’t just a book— it was breath. Bread. Battle cry. Back then, the Word of God wasn’t silent. It spoke— in the tears wept at altars, in the hush of midnight prayers, in the strength it gave when life screamed unfair. I’ve seen pages turn like seasons— from Genesis to Revelation, from broken to breakthrough, from wandering to home. And still— still it speaks. See, the Word of God is not just ink on scrolls or leather-bound theology. It’s thunder wrapped in mercy. It’s fire in the bones of prophets, and peace in the palms of the weary. It’s the "Let there be light" that shattered darkness then— and still shatters darkness now. It’s the Psalms sung in pain, the Proverbs that shaped my mind, the Gospels that carried me when I couldn’t carry myself. Oh, I've clutched it like a lifeline when the waves came too high. Spoken it t...

© 2025 Obed Yadzo. All rights reserved. "The Mirror That Knew Too Much" Written and copyrighted by Obed Yadzo on 29/05/2025. This story is protected under copyright law. No part of this work may be copied, distributed, published, or reproduced in any form or by any means without the prior written permission of the author. Lilbed Wordweave strikes again with Obed Yadzo's newest Tale "The Mirror That Knew Too Much" In a village wrapped in fog and whispers, there stood an old wooden house with a mirror no one dared to touch. They said the mirror could talk—but only to those brave enough to ask it the truth. No one believed that anymore. Except Yoma, a quiet girl with ink-stained fingers and a wild hunger for stories. When she found herself inside the old house during a storm, she stared into the mirror and whispered, "Who am I really?" The mirror shimmered, rippled, and spoke. "You are not just who they see. You are who ...

✅ STEP 1: Understand What Scholarly Writing Is Key Traits of Scholarly Writing: Formal and objective tone Clear and concise structure Evidence-based arguments Proper citation and referencing Original thought and analysis 📘 Action: Read examples of scholarly articles in your field (e.g., from Google Scholar, JSTOR, or academic journals). --- ✅ STEP 2: Choose a Specific Area of Interest Pick a subject you are genuinely curious about. Scholarly writing requires in-depth exploration, so interest helps sustain your motivation. 📘 Action: List 3–5 topics you are passionate about. Narrow down to one for focused research. --- ✅ STEP 3: Read Widely and Critically Good scholarly writers are also voracious and critical readers. Understand how others construct arguments and engage with sources. 🔍 How to Read Scholarly Texts: Skim abstracts and conclusions first Highlight main arguments, methods, and findings Take notes on how the author supports their points 📘 Action: R...

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🎉 Birthday Alert! 🎉 Let’s get ready to celebrate Obed Yadzo (Lilbed)! 🎂 His birthday is coming up on Friday, 30th May 2025! 🗓️ Mark your calendars and send him your love and good vibes! 💌💫 #LilbedBirthday #CelebrateWithObed #UPSA #CommsA #CS1

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Title: Government Ramps Up Efforts to Eradicate Galamsey Activities Acros s the Nation. 23/04/2025 T The Government of Ghana has renewed its commitment to the fight against illegal mining, commonly referred to as Galamsey, with a bold and strategic operation aimed at eliminating the practice and restoring degraded lands and water bodies. In response to the growing threat Galamsey poses to the environment, public health, and legal mining operations, the government has recruited and deployed a large number of personnel to assist security agencies. This workforce is now actively supporting the military, police, and environmental task forces in targeted regions, particularly in areas heavily affected by illegal mining. This renewed campaign is being carried out under the broader framework of national environmental protection and sustainable development. It focuses on law enforcement, community engagement, and the promotion of alternative livelihoods for thos...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Title: Government Ramps Up Efforts to Eradicate Galamsey Activities Acros s the Nation. 23/04/2025 T The Government of Ghana has renewed its commitment to the fight against illegal mining, commonly referred to as Galamsey, with a bold and strategic operation aimed at eliminating the practice and restoring degraded lands and water bodies. In response to the growing threat Galamsey poses to the environment, public health, and legal mining operations, the government has recruited and deployed a large number of personnel to assist security agencies. This workforce is now actively supporting the military, police, and environmental task forces in targeted regions, particularly in areas heavily affected by illegal mining. This renewed campaign is being carried out under the broader framework of national environmental protection and sustainable development. It focuses on law enforcement, community engagement, and the promotion of alternative livelihoods for thos...

Indeed, an elite whose discipline echoes Through the chambers of time, A worth that outshines fleeting hours. Happy Birthday to the Remarkable Madame Eyra! Today, we honor not just a birthday, but a life that radiates wisdom, strength, and grace. Madame Eyra, your presence is a gift to all who know you—your light uplifts, your words inspire, and your spirit leaves an unforgettable mark on every heart you touch. As you step into a new chapter, may it be filled with endless joy, vibrant health, and blessings beyond measure. Here's to more laughter, more love, and the fulfillment of all your dreams. Thank you for being a beacon of hope, courage, and elegance. The world is better with you in it. Wishing you a truly magnificent birthday and many more to come! — With admiration and warmest wishes, The Lilbed Wordweave Team

When God Speaks in Your Life When God speaks in your life, not everyone will understand. God is the one who prepares you, and He is the one who blesses you. Others may try to define you, but only God created you. He knows your path, and He makes all things possible for you. “Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, before you were born I set you apart.” — Jeremiah 1:5 What you need is a strong and consistent prayer life. Let your prayer life be active, firm, and grounded. God is the beginning and the end of your life. He knows everything concerning you. “I am the Alpha and the Omega, the First and the Last, the Beginning and the End.” — Revelation 22:13 Just remember—He is always there. Pray to God, for He remembers us. He is the lifter of men, bringing us from nowhere into His divine purpose. “He raises the poor from the dust and lifts the needy from the ash heap; he seats them with princes.” — Psalm 113:7–8 God never fails. He was there in the beginning, He was with the people in ...