💠 Value Her , She Is the Motherboard

💠 Value Her , She Is the Motherboard* 

Value her.

She is the motherboard ; the system where love is processed, where emotions connect, and where life finds its rhythm.

Without her, nothing runs right.

Without her, signals fade.

Without her, purpose crashes.

She carries the data of creation- ,the joy, the pain, the memory, and the strength to restart what life tries to shut down.

She does not just support ;she sustains.

She does not just connect ;she completes.

In the language of Public Relations, she is your reputation.

The way you treat her tells the world who you truly are.

If you love her right, your story shines brighter than words.

When she feels seen, peace multiplies.

When she is ignored, even silence turns into noise.

 > Value her — because she is not just part of your story.

She is the heartbeat of it.

So listen when she is quiet.

Speak life when she is weary.

Protect her when the world forgets her worth.

 For when you value the motherboard,

everything connected to her runs well .

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🌿The Parable of the Garden — by Obed Yadzo

 🌿The Parable of the Garden — by Obed Yadzo

A relationship is like a public image — it lives not just in words, but in actions, consistency, and care.

When a gardener plants two seeds, he doesn’t expect instant fruit. He waters them, protects them from weeds, and gives them time.

 That is PR in love — Personal Relations, not just Public Relations.

Many start a relationship like a brand launch — bright promises, loud announcements — but forget that trust is built quietly, over time.

In every strong marriage, there’s a press release called truth, a media strategy called understanding, and a reputation policy called forgiveness.

When storms come — and they will — remember this:

No brand survives without crisis management, and no marriage thrives without grace.

Jesus told stories to make truth live in the heart.

So here’s the truth behind this one:

 > “Love is not a show — it’s a service. 

Relationship is not a campaign — it’s a calling.

Marriage is not the end of PR — it’s the beginning of lifelong communication.”

So build your bond like a good PR team:

Listen before you speak.

Respond, don’t react.

Be transparent.

Protect each other’s name.

Renew your message daily.

Because in the end, a good relationship tells a story the world believes — and heaven approves.

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A SISTER GUIDANCE

A Friend's Guidance

In times of need, you stood by me,

A steady presence, a listening ear, you see.

Your words of wisdom, a gentle breeze,

Helped calm my storms, brought me to my knees.

With kindness and care, you showed the way,

A guiding light, on a darkest day.

Your advice, a precious gift, so true,

Helped me navigate, what to do.

I'm grateful for you, a friend so dear,

Who stood by me, and wiped away my tear.

Your friendship, a treasure, pure and kind,

A bond that's strong, one that I find.

Thanks for being there, for me, my friend,

Your support, till the very end.

Through laughter and tears, we've shared our past,

Creating memories, that will forever last.

Your empathy and understanding, a rare find,

A friend like you, one of a kind.

In your company, I find my peace,

A sense of belonging, my heart releases.

With every step, you've been by my side,

A constant friend, through life's ebb and tide.

I'm thankful for our bond, our friendship so true,

A treasure I'll cherish, forever shining through.

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African Tribe” Ordered to Leave Former Camp in Jedburgh

LilbedBBC News — Lilbed Wordweave Report

Headline: “African Tribe” Ordered to Leave Former Camp in Jedburgh

Date: 3 days ago

A self-proclaimed African spiritual group known as the Kingdom of Kubala has been legally barred from returning to private land in Jedburgh, where they had been previously evicted.

The trio — Ghanaian national Kofi Offeh (36), Zimbabwean-born Jean Gasho (43), and American Kaura Taylor, who call themselves King Atehehe, Queen Nandi, and Handmaiden Asnat — have been residing in the Jedburgh area since May.

Following a court session at Selkirk Sheriff Court, Sheriff Peter Paterson ruled against their return and imposed legal costs on the group. The Kingdom of Kubala members were absent during the hearing, maintaining their claim that they do not recognise the authority of the Scottish courts.

Earlier, the Scottish Borders Council secured an order banning the group from camping on any council property after they moved from private to public land near their original site.

The trio assert that their mission is to reclaim land they believe was taken from their African ancestors over 400 years ago. Meanwhile, council officials are calling on police to adopt a firmer approach to enforce the ruling.

LilbedBBC News — A Lilbed Wordweave Production

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THE TRUE SOULS WINNER

Dag Heward-Mills, a soulwinner true,

Wins hearts for Christ, with a message anew.

Through his preaching, lives are changed each day,

Souls saved, and destinies redirected on the way.

With passion and fire, he shares the light,

Guiding many to Christ, in the dark of night.

His evangelism ignites a flame so bright,

Drawing souls to Jesus, with all his might.

As a faithful servant, he spreads the Word,

Harvesting souls, in the fields of the Lord.

His ministry bears fruit, abundant and real,

Lives transformed, and hearts that now reveal.

Dag Heward-Mills, a vessel for the Lord,

Pours out his heart, with a soulwinner's accord.

His dedication inspires, his love ignites,

A beacon of hope, shining with gospel light.

Through his teachings, many find their way,

To the loving arms of Jesus, day by day.

Dag Heward-Mills, a winner of souls so dear,

Reflecting Christ's love, and banishing fear.

With every sermon, hearts are set free,

Lives redeemed, and souls restored in glee.

His impact resonates, far and wide,

A legacy of faith, that will not subside.

As a champion of the Gospel, he stands tall,

Proclaiming truth, and never faltering at all.

Dag Heward-Mills, a faithful servant true,

Wins souls for Christ, with a heart that's anew.

His church spreads far, across the land,

In nations distant, his message takes stand.

From Ghana's shores to lands beyond the sea,

The Lighthouse Chapel shines, a beacon to see.

With branches growing, in many a place,

The Gospel's reach, is extended with grace.

Through missionaries, and dedicated teams,

The Lighthouse Chapel's impact, is felt in many dreams.

In Africa, Europe, Asia, and beyond,

The message spreads, and hearts are won.

Dag Heward-Mills, a global servant true,

Spreading the Gospel, with a heart anew.

His legacy endures, as souls are saved,

And the Lighthouse Chapel's impact is engraved.

In hearts and lives, his ministry remains,

A testament to faith, that breaks all chains.

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THE ANGER OF THE INNOCENT EYES

 

Innocent eyes, once bright and wide,

Now burn with anger, deep inside.

A fire that flickers, yet won't subside,

A flame that fuels their righteous pride.

Their world, once full of wonder and glee,

Now shatters, like broken glass on the sea.

The pain they've faced, the injustices they've seen,

Have kindled anger, a fire that's keen.

Their innocence, lost, like fallen leaves,

Their trust, betrayed, like autumn's bitter breeze.

Their anger grows, a stormy sea,

As they demand justice, for you and me.

Yet, in their anger, a glimmer remains,

A spark of hope, a light that still sustains.

A call to action, a voice that's clear,

A demand for change, a world that's dear.

Their eyes, once windows to a soul so bright,

Now shielded, guarded, with a warrior's might.

Their hearts, once pure, now bear the weight,

Of struggles, strife, and an unending fight.

But still they rise, with courage in their eyes,

With every step, a message they devise.

A cry for justice, a call to stand,

For a world where innocence won't be lost in the sand.

Through tears and pain, they'll find their voice,

And raise it loud, with a heartfelt choice.

For justice, equality, and a world anew,

Their anger fuels, a fire that will break through.

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