It's 19 hours Hoping you've had a fantastic Thursday, not Thursday really actually Sunday It's the weekend. Welcome to Cheat Chat right here on YTFFTV your favorite youth channel My name is Phylian Jinn and of course that is on all socials We can go follow me if you can right now the hashtag is Cheat Chat and we are all about a training topics topics that have been Training stories that have been making headlines rather throughout the week and we do a roundup And of course for to help me break these stories down are my co-hosts my gang gang right here They are amazing people you've met them before and of course as they say ladies first I'm gonna start with a very own joy At Wambie Aliquawa. I'm not using my tetea anymore. I'm not using my tetea. I'm not using my tetea. I'm not using my tetea I'm not using my tetea. I'm not using my tetea. I'm not using my tetea. I'm not using my tetea. I'm not using my tetea I'm not using my tetea Oh wow Thank you so much guys I'm not using my tetea Which is allowed Anyway, my name is on Garibashon When kids come out and say I'm going to call a tycoon and your mother Anyway guys, I really missed being on this show and as always it's a pleasure being here today And it's good to have you Yeah welcome back Guys were like We need to be neutral See I kept my promise And of course we have Sumbufu You know And S-Band too And today he's just acting happy but deep down he's not happy He's a sad man Chelsea will find you I like it But he still has to come to work But he still has to come I'm not going to be able to work I'm not going to be able to work Life is the best Okay Ernest Bantris, my name Karigoni Manzee Now the hashtag is teacher you can talk to us on social media We're going to have a post on our Facebook page That is the white if I feel you can talk to us Let us know where you're watching from And your various contributions to topics we are covering today And of course at the end of the show We're going to send some love your way Right let's get started The room is officially Open Our video is making rounds on social media Of a man who has allegedly been swindling men While masquerading himself As a woman The man who was dressed as a woman Was arrested this week After an unidentified guy reported him For impersonation He was stripped naked and exposed for the con That he is Over 57 men Who had earlier fallen for his tricks Some more than once We're not even playing Of course there is a video but It's not appropriate for TV So we can't play it on TV But bro How is that a man The guy on TV He's so pretty I know he's gorgeous I cannot even Wow Don't look at him He's actually a man That is a wig right? Yeah I don't know if it's braids or wigs I'm not sure But he's been calling men for so many Many times 57 men 57 women identified Some of them couldn't And there are so many videos There's even one where he was dancing With this guy in a club I think with another one of his friends He came and I'm chilling Like there's a video like that Like Oh my God that's crazy Bro Anyway Did you ever think There will be a time where a man Could fool other men Yes but please Did you ever think But I know I know What a man has got to do To come through What a man has got to do Is to call one of them But that's not calling I don't know if I'm going to be in the room I'm just laughing I'm going to be in the room I'm just punching I'm not going to be in the room I'm just going to be at home I'm going to be in the room I'm praying for my wife to come But at the end of the day He was arrested He was arrested He was arrested He was arrested He was arrested He was arrested He was arrested I don't think I'm going to be in the room I think it was just a citizen He did that But in the police station or something But I'm alone And I'm not going to be in the room For real I don't know if I'm in the room Not saying I'm in the room I don't know if I'm going to be in the room I will go in the room I'm going to talk with the boys I'm going to tell them There's a change There's a change I'll name myself I'm fine with that I can't do that I lost a case I have to respect I'm lucky I have a creative mind How do you feel about doing that if it's just a hassle? Because I know a lot of guys when you're at home and you're like bro I don't understand how it goes to a point where it's a hassle I know that I'm judging you I'm from the same place The problem is that I'm not good at it That's why I'm so good at it I know I'm gay and straight The problem is that I'm not good at it So when you're doing something bad You're going to be in a dame You're going to get in a dame You're going to copy your lifestyle You're going to get in a dame You're going to kill yourself So it's all about raising yourself You raise yourself and you'll never get through You're going to get through I don't know how to explain it to you, I am happy, I don't know how to explain it to you I am different Let's give Joy a chance Fine When you were not bringing, whether herself, that was too low as a mind God, my grandmother should see this story That is too being too low, okay fine, we are not judging People, life is hard enough, so people are forced to go out of their ways to earn money But as a man, impersonating as a woman with all the makeup and the dressing up And even going to the extent of bending over for another man Honey, that was too low As a man, God, stop harassing You know, stop reversing how things are supposed to be It's also supposed to do that, now when men equally do that, it becomes confusing Okay, what are you judging? So, okay, what is your problem with that exactly?  Okay, because women are also equally taking on male roles And as much as the beauty industry is dominated by men more than women nowadays But then also we have women who are mechanics And in school, we don't do that Oh, when I was a girl I didn't do that I didn't do this in school I do, like, is he like a taxi driver? My name, so like women and men are sharing roles So where do you draw the line?  Since he didn't steal from these people at gunpoint That's my point, Zaza That's my point He's called impersonation and that is a crying There's impersonation, yes, I agree But at the same time He was dancing with these people Like how do you know How do you know Probably, maybe in his defense I told him to get his makeup on And then I said they were hitting on him Buying him drinks Yes, he's a loser And then Yeah, for real And then another thing they're like They were willing to give him money It's not like he was forcing them I'm just thinking Unless he was like He was like Yes, that's right That's right But if he was just like Just dancing and then they give him money But what are the chances, bro? What are the chances? Let's be honest What are the chances? One of the judges He's a company Company It's all about girls This is Shindana She's a club member And Shindana is a team member She's a team member She's a team member One of the judges is my brother One of the judges is my sister And I'm not even gonna be famous She's my bestie Okay, please don't do that She's a company She has no other term So, the bestie is my brother He's a team member, bro He, she is pretty He, she is pretty When I do the job He, she is pretty When you want to say she is pretty Yes. He's not making up. I want to say he's pretty. Okay. I'm the one who's going to get in the box. I'm going to call. I'm going to call my husband. Okay. I'm going to get in the box. I've been in the box for a long time. I have a friend who's a manisher. He's the type to stick to your wives. What? That's my favorite statement. I'm buying you coffee for that. Uh-huh! Take it to your wife. Yeah, take it to your wife, Manzeh, 23 days. I don't know what you guys think about that story. You could be part of the conversation. Talk to us on our specials. That's that Y 2.4 on our Facebook page. Go talk to us. Let us know what you think about that. And of course, we'll sample some of your comments at the end of the show. And away from that, we move on to another story that is rather very sad, actually. And Fynzer sending condolences to popular Nigerian singer, David, and his girlfriend, Chioma, after the tragic death of their three-year-old child. Now, it is being reported that the child died after he drowned in their swimming pool at home in the evening and was discovered after a long while, and there wasn't much that doctors could do. The case is still being investigated by the police, and two of the workers are still in police custody. Now, at the same time, rapper Takeoff died on the same day after shooting at a dice game, which he was, brother, attending by a fellow Migros member, Quaver. He's so sad, right? So, Takeoff on the screen. Man, his inverse is sad. I don't like it when kids pass away. It is so sad. But then, at the same time, there was a hashtag today on Twitter which was alleging that the child is actually not dead. He's still alive. So, there's a lot of mixed reactions. Like, I'm really, like, deep down in my soul, in my heart, I'm praying that the rumors are true and the child is actually alive. Because, since the parsing, the mom and dad, they deleted their Instagram page, right? So, everybody believed that that is confirmation that the child actually passed away. And everyone, including TMZ, they reported that, even E-News, they reported that the child, Ifiani, David O'Son, had passed away. But then, just today, there was a hashtag, Ifiani is still alive. So, I'm still confused. Like, I don't know. What are the chances, though? Yeah, after all this time, right? I think the parents would have come out to comment and say, like, the child is maybe in a coma or something, right? Yeah, because when you look at all these celebrities who sent out their condolence messages to the parents, the parents would have come out and, like, guys stop saying our son is dead. He is not, you know. So, what are the chances really?  Come on, you can't leave me alone. I don't want people to say that I'm alive. But maybe the father has actually given him a grief. You have to be patient with this chance. It's like this. If he doesn't go to school, he can't go to school. So maybe he has a grieving state So I'm Paulie, I'm Davido, I'm a celebrity, I'm from Africa. I'm Yoma. Do you know these guys have been apart for too long? So they just recently reconciled, and they were together on the child's birthday. Because the child celebrated his birthday just a couple of weeks ago. I think it was on October 20th, if I'm not wrong. Even though they were celebrating their birthday, they were so happy. And then, unfortunately, the worst part is this. While the child was allegedly, when the child allegedly drowned, the parents were, they were away on a trip. They were not home. So it went on board? Yeah, and there were a lot of people who were compound. And it was evening, in fact, some people were reporting that the child died at night. So we were like, Some sites were reporting that the child had been missing for over two hours.  First, you are under the care. Where are you from? I'm from Nani. So you are from Nani? Yes, I'm from Nani. And there were other workers in total. So you were from Nani? They were like, they are nine people. Initially, they arrested nine people. But they didn't know if they were working or not. I think that's the reason they are working. Because they are just those kids who work and are responsible for the child. Yeah, I have a responsibility. I have a responsibility for the child. I don't know what will happen. Where are you?  But you see, They shall also die the same way a couple of years ago. And Nani told lies. Actually, I don't know what is the story. It takes a second. It takes a second. When I'm here, I end up telling all the stories. I'm here and I'm in Nyungu, I want to share my story. I'm going to talk to people, Some of them are eating and choking. Like kids are very delicate so I'm just thinking don't you think it would have happened even with the mom around? No for two hours a three-year-old Swimming I don't know. There are things that are just not adding up in all in all truth Complete all truth. There are things that are not adding up, but all in all all in all Okay, it's so heartbreaking, but if if indeed that handsome boy is dead I think All right, now Joe, there's another conversation that actually came out of that And I just wanted to hear your opinion on that the moment news broke that the child had died Without even people because mother came to joke on instagram stories So while the news of the child child's death broke I like what is your stories? They were still On her story. So people are going to check her out. They're taking the stories one on a co-club And then what people are like it is the mom. She is very responsible. She's an irresponsible But you see now they came to realize they were not even in the country Yeah, and they video they were away on on a vacation, right? Southern, do you think it's a mom's fault because everyone was like literally No Life happens share happens It could have happened even if she just left to go to the market, you know It is by no means the the mom's fault Though I know she can really blame herself for not being around I know this might take a toll on her, but it would have happened even with her working You know when and the baby was just at home or even in school life happened And it is very heartless of someone to actually go ahead and accuse a grieving mother of not being there I mean you're adding more salt to the injury which is really wrong Yeah, and those ones who've started that uh, twitter and I keep it is wrong. You guys that is so unfair That is very very unfair. It's false.  I do you're like, okay.  It is sort of unfortunate And the video we've seen videos online of of his death. It's really devastating But then I don't know what happens with social media. He has gained about 1 million followers within a span of just like three days He has about a million more followers like from 6.6 to 7.5. I'm like, yeah And it's still growing Marciby, so I'm just like, why are we showing him live? When you're seeing him live right now after he's gone like But what do you think of that the gun violence in in the states, bro? Like it's not even at the attack and then like at night, you know It is not even like that. It was just a game Like seriously feeling. Do you know? Do you know? So But they are almost the same So as in Pride I see someone like designer He was so mad. He was like, why are we living like this? You remember designer? Yeah Like if that's what rap is all about, he is not rapping anymore. He's done with that. Joe. Do you think that's why it's someone leaving their career? Just because like, you know what? If this is what rap is associated with I don't want anything to do with that Like he was really heartbroken. They won't happen life happens. She had happened. Okay. Well, you use the swato, but yeah It's So Yeah, but my question to joy is that like is it worth living your career for you're like when I signed up for this Maybe I had challenge. I was thinking that I'm going to make money out of this go places But if you guys are killing rappers just for being rappers and associating them with this kind of life I don't want any part of it. Do you leave your career just because now?  No This is what we this is where we're told don't make a permanent decision Based on the temporary feeling because right now he's just feeling maybe hard because of the death I don't see why he should make a permanent decision based on that and just Look to like 10 years later when someone walks up to you and he's like, hey, what happened to music career? And they're like, oh I quit and someone is like why a certain rapper in the us was killed. So I felt I could Be his friend. They were friends. Yeah, okay. My friend was killed. Yeah, it changed the game forever No Right, P. We will start. Okay. What would want to take two little different? Yeah, yeah, so no not an any what we're gonna. Wow a biggie was shot. Let's see. I saw What we need to park what we're making was short for your hip-hop game No, P. Did he was like a father to biggie? But When does it end? Oh, wow, seriously, I can't even believe she said that. No, I'm saying like they need to do something Obviously, they can't because there's also another rapper who was just like this year alone. They are like five people Almost five people who've died the same way. It can never end. Do you think it's time for It can never end Yeah, it can never end. 70s 90s people have been killing each other for a hip-hop game as he make a rapper so make a shooty It will never end Even the scissors are killing almost more Such a number of people says no just trappers The rest of young people who are dying is just something that is very scary Actually, I'll repeat to all the young souls who've died Man, especially this November. November is my birthday month, but it's still really awful And I'm just like That November is special. I know like it's always been special I'm just like what is happening in november june support. So let's let's stay Prayed up bro. Like pray like it's not even funny. But anyway, that's it. Um, of course r.i.p to the Young lost lives. They It's so undeserving. They deserved better. They had like a whole life ahead of them So we just our condolences to their families most definitely and the fans of me girls, of course Everybody like the fans of davidore as well Yeah Our condolences to both families and now we move on to another story. Okay. Now this is the next one He's excited Dario and recently made headlines that he announced that he was looking for a wife and ready to settle down The singer specified that he was looking for a dark-skinned village girl who is ready to settle down now since his mama has been worried about him and Thinking that he might be lonely, right now The singer yesterday during an interview revealed that he has received over a thousand marriage requests in his DMs What are we even lying about that? We can't make this stuff up black bro. These are things you cannot make up. So Hey Joy Are you qualified? I did the lady on the screen also applied. I think I don't know if you guys can read what she's saying But she was like, um, I'm ready to to know. Okay. I don't think we should show her number though I think a lot of people will just be there the director, please if you can pull down the number that would be nice Thank you. Uh, we don't want to put her number out there, but she's ready to settle down She's like if you care that the oh when I say my name won't attack a dark skin Like it. I mean a dark skin. I'm a bleach But Nicky Acha I'll go back to my default settings. So color should not be a problem Don't worry about the color. If I learn you're gonna know I took you to parker to tell you the default settings so And pretty fishy as well pretty pretty also tried I pretty wish you simple boys ex girlfriend. I'll say my Pia She is very I'll say my yeah yeah Nicky energy So Me me Nicky energy prom max Lakinia But I see she she's showing your mind I'm a zibi I don't see material for it No No, thank you. Thank you so much. This is too much. This is too much I don't know. What are we thinking? Are we looking for wives on social media now? I don't know. I'm a bomber in the story application. I'm going to apply for wives. That's what I'm asking you. I'm a bomber. As in, as I'm a day, I'm so desperate to apply for wives. You don't have to go that low. That's going low.  You have to be a part of it.  You're the biggest k-drama queen in the country now.  You know what I'm saying. No, she called herself that. She gave her own words. Her own words. She said I'm a k-drama queen. And she's super dark. I'm a senior in the company. I miss him. I'm dark. I'm dark skinned. I'm going to apply for wives. I'm going to apply for wives. I'm going to apply for wives. You don't have to go that low. It's just that people are looking for someone to take care of them. Oh, it's all about that. It's all about that. First of all, people love their wives for some reason. I don't know why. You don't know why. Why do you have a clue? These guys are rich. It's all about riches. You think so? Obviously. A few people are rich. I'm not considering myself as a celebrity at any point. most celebrities at any point but I'm just thinking, I've hang out with a lot of them most of them are not reach, they're just we're just forgetting life out they I've been getting life out yeah so I don't know what do you think Joy as a lady who no one who can apply you know you guys think they're qualified, they're just looking at me, they're qualified no you have a wig on, no I can tell you something, this is just a wig I know but you have makeup, I think you are a chalk skin and I like the chocolate you wanna apply Joy? this is why I say you stop confusing how things are supposed to be You know, if children will be asked, and I know Bantu will really come on strong for this, but it is not we women who should be following you guys. Yeah, that's going low, that's going low.  So you chase me. But when it's the other way around, like a thousand women are like fighting to be this guy's wife, really you are confusing the whole setup and system and that is supposed to be. And the funny thing is, none of those applicants will, the women choose from most likely. Yeah, but look at it like this. Having times changed though, it is 2022 and I've seen women who have lead in men's DMs.  When are we going out on a proper day? Like bro. And then now they are married. Women are shooting their shot. I know. It's 2022. Like Bantu, don't you think? It's okay. But the one. 2022, my damn peer on a farm. Applying. Applying. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. The one where a woman seriously will take notes and write on a chart and get this desperate so that a man can marry her. What even respect do you expect to get in that marriage after that?  That's my only problem. So girl. Like, you know, they are shooting your shot and then letting the man control the things. You know what I'm talking about. But not to just being so desperate. This is very Goro. And when you get into those marriages and these men don't respect us, you know, start crying. We are the ones who put ourselves up for that. So Joya, what do you mean? What do you mean by going out on a date? Are they married? Are they engaged? Are they engaged? Are they engaged?  I want this man. I want this man. I must get. I must get that man. Fine. What happens after that? What happens after that? No, you have that man. Men love something that they've worked for. Okay, I know even men have worked for. But how do you know that? Have you been a man? Maybe. Have you been a man? How do you know? I'm just kidding. How do you know? What do you mean? You say men need something that they've worked for. How do you know? No, maybe she's a relationship coach. Maybe she's studied this and she knows. She knows. No, my grandfather taught me so many things. Oh. I try to advise. See? He told me that a man will always go for a woman. It's not the other way around. Matters and things are changing. That's why I feel like it's 2022. Don't be too desperate.  These things have consequences at the end of it all. Okay. Yeah. But too, do you think, like I can ask you the DMs, you know what? Let me just pick one. I'll pick you all.  I had so many choices to pick from. I should not have picked you. Do you think it will get to a point where we all are to go for a woman? Yeah. I believe we go. Then, we come to the application. We come to application. I came to job. I followed the app. I applied. Then in the time after I applied, I realized that I had finished learning already.IES I will go to school, and I will have a relationship, you know what? I go to school. before you go on a bread, just join someone who's like when I say you have no idea it has been through on so many circumstances so you would go to Ushago and get a gem you'd still take one from Nairobi and get a gem but you can still go to Ushago and put them in my house correct the development and that's what it's not easy to get a gem it's simple let's do this and then we come back with you. Have a lot more ahead. Stay with us. It's been caught off guard. Bantu, get off your phone. Currently we are back. We are back. That's how you know we were on a break. That's how you know we were on a break.  Teacher, thank you so much for staying with us. And of course, we are on social media as white. If you want to go check us out and share in your various contributions to stories we are covering today. And of course, we are covering gossip today. Stories that are making headlines throughout the week. We do a roundup and we call it chit chat. My name is Philim Jinn. I'm hanging out with Anis Bantu and Wangare Oshiri. I know. If you like, you can call her Joy. Right? Alright, now let's move on to another story. And just days after Comedian Erika Mundi responded to Kali Graf's diss, his brother has now come to the OG's defense. Kali Graf recently called Erika Mundi talentless during an interview. Remarks that Erika didn't take lightly since he responded by saying that he has enough money to feed Kali and his entire family and extended family for five years without working. Now, the remarks didn't sit well with Kali Graf's elder brother Lamar Spine, who has now demanded an apology from Omondi for disrespecting his family, noting that Omondi crossed the line. Alright, we have a video. Let's have a look. I don't get it. I don't get it. Do you get it? Me, I don't get it. What is happening? Okay, so last week, we talked about Erika Mundi. Kali Graf, I've already mentioned about Erika. Erika, she is from Malaysia. We have people like Crazy Kenner, which actually, Crazy Kenner ended up proving him right because he's been in London. He just got back today. He's been in London for a creator's network kind of thing, a workshop. And then, but Erika wasn't called, he didn't go. So, Kali Graf said to me, Erika Elisha, he doesn't have talent. Erika said to me like, bro, do you know how much money I have? I can feed you and your family, including my extended family for five years without going broke, just using the money I have. Brother Erika, Kali Graf said to me, it's okay. It's okay. But when you involve my family, that's where we have a problem. And he's not asking Erika for an apology. Like, you have to apologize or else. Or else, I don't know what. I'm just saying. So, Bantu, this one takes the lead. It's about men. This one, I'm going to sit it out. Me, I just want to know your opinion on this. Bantu, it's not all about family. No one has to give you any conflict between me and you. Just face me.  So, you're going to sit with me. You diss me. You're going to deal with me.  You know what I mean? It makes sense. You know what I mean? You're going to live out of content. Yeah. So, you're going to sit with me. You're going to sit with Kali Graf. You're going to deal with Kali Graf personally. He's an extended family. He's going to say, like for real, I apologize. Yeah. Yeah. He's going to say, Right. Joy, I don't know. Say that you're fighting and say, do you have limits when you're upset?  Was Eriko right for that? Am I like, is he just being Eriko? Am I he actually crossed the line? Do you agree with Bantu on that? Yeah, for once. For once I do. I'm not a big fan of Eric. And I'm not the kind of person who's shy when I'm Wait a minute, wait a minute. Please don't ask why. Because I was here last week with Bantu, I was like, why are you so jealous? Eriko is a challenge. And Ronald agreed with him. And now Joy is also agreeing with that. But it's the truth. There was a time Eric was so talented. He was like one of the youngest talented comedians in the country. No, it's true. It's true though. The team was very talented. But over the years, his talent, let me say, has faded. Or maybe he garnered into other things that didn't really suit him well. So for Eric, Eric is not even a topic that interests me to even talk about. But he's the most followed person even on Twitter, on Instagram. In Kenya. I'm just thinking if he's the most followed, then his people fell right, right?  Who told you?  That's why I go around. He's the most followed drama. We follow your drama. Plus, this following is something that he's built over the years, like when he was still Eric O'Mondi. Yeah, I know. Yeah, since I'm not... I'm trying to mind my language, but not what he's doing right now. Yeah, I need to learn a story that's very important. Yeah, as in size, I'm the biggest rapper in Kenya. That's a fact. The world knows that in Kenya. But he's the best comedian in Kenya. Eric O'Mondi is not even number 100. The best comedian in Kenya is number 100. So for real, Eric O'Mondi is the best. So you think he's just... Yeah, he's 40 years old. He's a dandy of him. Yeah, he's a dandy of him, but at the wrong place. Okay, and all that. I just want to point out one thing. The manliness in OG's brother, when he comes out and really stands out for his family, damn, that's the kind of thing we like. That's a man. Once they're in first born, I'm going to show you first. That's his manliness. That's right there. That's what a man is supposed to do. So do you need a small sister like him here? Yeah, I'm going to stay in a Gina as a family. I'm going to say, I'm looking out for his family. He's looking out for his family. It's a beautiful thing to do. I'm looking for my son, who is going to take care of my son. Good boy. He's a boss, so who takes care of my son? The OG family. That's where I'm from in my day. And that's where the OG family lives. I don't know if it's a story or not, but it's not a cake Okay, I'll tell K.O.B. by the way I'll tell him When does this end? Do you think they shall fight? With who? They're confusing Eric I don't know He's been working out He's been working out He's been eating right Where is it going?  He's the one who's playing He's the one who's playing He's the one who's playing He's the one who's playing He's the one who's crazy He's the one who's playing Maybe I have to come out No, I'm just joking You're not going to buy it I had nothing to do with it I had nothing to do with it I'm not going to buy it We'll move on to the next story Let's move to another interesting story Do not try this Try this at your own risk There's a video making rounds on social media Of a lady taking out her perfume And spraying the armpits Of the person just seated in front Of her It's still not clear where the video was taken from But from the look of things The guy probably had A body order And the lady couldn't take it anymore We have a video, let's have a look It's the reaction Wait a minute Let me tell you Where did you come from? I'm from Hassel, Jordan I'm a drifter and I'm in business You're like Hey, what is happening?  That's one thing. Do you think so? Yah. So come and what would have been your reaction? Come on I meanquamadayw. I think it's Quamakanga. See Danny, if it's Quamakanga, you'd be at shuka, right? Well I... Last persons recording the video. It's like, you talk too much.  What's up to the record? If you want to spread the word, then your friend will take the video immediately. But I'm not going to spread the word. I'm not going to spread the word. You're going to spread the word. What would you pick at them? What would you pick at them? I'm going to cross the line. We do not advocate for that. We do not hit people. We are so women. Especially women. But women come out and behave. They say we behave. But we do not say that. My pressure will rise. We behave, we say we behave. We spray and we wear our clothes. We do not do that. We just talk to each other. We do not see each other, but we are like, we are weak. We do not see each other. We are not going to be like you. We are not going to be like you. This is why I said stop, stop interchanging things. But okay, I'll just say, you must understand that some of them have a strong sense of smell. Yes. Some of them have a bad smell. Some of them have a smell that's because I'm the one who smells it. I'm the one who smells it. I'm the one who smells it. So some of them have a bad smell. I think if you spray your smell, it will end up well. It will not end up well. It'll end up well. But I'm always at police station. But first of all, I'll say for a lady, I don't think they'll think it's perfume. They'll say, you want to clean it. But it's not like, they'll say I'm kidnapped. I have a story. I don't know if I'm ever scared, or if I'm born again, I don't know, I'm a kid now, it's not good. You're just a girl. Mind your own business. Not about masks, though I agree with Bunto, that was a little bit crossing the line to an extent that was too much okay but anyway if you're planning to do that did it your own risk someone is having a bad day Do not provoke people right as much as we are not advocating for violence but don't provoke people right people react to situations like that very differently but it was fine I don't think what you might be thinking to be fair right all right we move on to another story now a family video has made its way to social media and has since gone viral upon um Ugandan family based in the united states now in the video which was shared by fahad amin shows the dad seated while listening to his daughter listening to his own WhatsApp messages being read aloud by one of his daughters in which he was conversing with his side chick now the kids were shouting on top of their lungs scolding their father for his wrongdoings with one of his daughters telling him that they were making the video for the purpose of embarrassing him across social media but their dad remained quiet the video has however elicited mixed reactions among social media users with some being in support of the daughter's well others thought they crossed the line let's have a look this is do you do this not recalling your brain of yours but does that not recall so stop you don't know well we say this 2022 and the can daughters stand up to their fathers and do that but okay it's a long video but um we couldn't like play a lot of it because of the language the language used there there's a lot of curse words but so basically even if we understand so okay they're from Uganda but they live in the united states so they found out the dad has been cheating on their mom and then they thought it would be fun to read out the messages and make fun of their dad what do you think about that very sad very bad what do you think why do you say sad very sad and very bad how they sing how the mother is treating the dad so I think no not really I think I thought but mine actually had the same same sentiments very yeah I'll say it's because they got that from somewhere do you think that's right though like are they okay to call out their dad like why are you cheating on your mom like do you want to break up I don't understand why you'd be snooping around your father's like I don't understand why you even have to get to that you know matters the mom confirmed that she'd been suspecting that the dad had been cheating on her first things first let us this is a complete breach of privacy why would you take someone your your father's okay I don't entirely blame the mom I don't even blame her kids gets a lot of these behaviors from the movies they watch from the people they they see not not entirely the parents matches the some truth to that but that is wrong you don't speak out to your parents regardless of their mistakes you don't even know why your father was cheating though though though I conquer with what Bantu said when he started the show that stick to your wives you know if the man had stuck with the wife would not have would not be having this conversation right now but all the same for the kids that was so wrong and for the dad this is why you step up as a man immediately you saw your your child is recording you regardless of the family dispute you solve it at home so the minute the dad noticed he was being recorded and the minute the children started reading out his WhatsApp messages as a man he dove stood up and stopped it at that or even walk out right no not even no no as a man you don't walk out as a man you handle your issues then so I'm gonna show you a simu and then they deal with this issue with the wife because it's the wife who's been cheated on the kids have nothing to do with it maybe walk out because of what he will do if he stays let me let me tell you um I'll die I come to a pig about you he bit my brother once and he fainted so I'm just thinking like man if they beat you I could figure if because you like this you faint because then you learn I could drop you and I could watch her like they're like oh my god everyone and he doesn't care he just goes away and I'm going to consequences maybe it's a good thing that he maybe he'll just walk away because what he'll do you do not want and he'd have taken his phone shot that that's camera that was being recorded and handled that issue with the wife and told the kids to stay out of it I can marry 20 wives this is my house I can do and I'm african I can do anything he's from Uganda this is my house you can bring another wife what taught wanna see baby what taught a woman in the middle of the world now that is what we are saying but to that is what we are saying as a man she'll just put his foot down and say this is for me and why this I don't know what the guys at home have to say about this and I cheat as a Kenyan dad like as a Kenyan dad if you're watching what would you have done in this scenario 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So, thank you for this excellent gift. And I'm also grateful to the organizers of this year's International Conference of Sustainable Development, especially to Jeffrey Sacks, the director of the Center for Sustainable Development of the Earth Institute of Columbia University for the opportunity and the invitation to address this gathering. It is an honor to be amongst you this morning as we share ideas and create also a platform for deliberations on the world in 2050, looking ahead for sustainable development. Upon my assumption of the high office of president of the Republic of Ghana in January this year, the very first appointment thrust on my modest shoulders was from the new secretary general of the United Nations, Antonio Gutierrez. He appointed me co-chair of the UN Sustainable Development Goals Advocates Group of Eminent Personalities in succession to my predecessor, his excellent John Romani Mohama. It is a mark of trust in Ghana's leaders which honors the Ghanaian people and for which they are grateful. My duty and that of all the members of the Advocates Group is to help mobilize political support for the realization of the 17 sustainable development goals which include ending poverty and hunger, improving health and education, making cities more sustainable, combating climate change and protecting oceans and forests. All of these are aimed at promoting global development that leaves no one behind. It is for this reason that I commend all the actors of the Earth Institute for their role in helping shape the global conversation on sustainable development. Through the development of policy and practical solutions aimed at drawing the attention of the world on how best we can address issues that border on sustainable development across the world. It is a most noble endeavor and I wish you the very best. In promoting global development that leaves no one behind, we on the continent of Africa have also fashioned our strategic framework for the socio-economic transformation of Africa, AU Agenda 2063, whose goals are in tandem with those of the SDGs Agenda 2030. Agenda 2063 sees to build a progressive and prosperous Africa within the next 50 years. Several countries on the continent, including my own of Ghana, are thus taking concrete steps towards converting the 17 SDGs into concrete outcomes for their peoples with the conviction that they cannot expect others to do it for them. Many of us felt a sense of guilt and shame when the former British Prime Minister Tony Blair said, Africa is a scar on the conscience of the world. We can and must build Africa on a strong foundation of the ability and industry of our citizens and Africa that exemplifies the true spirit of its peoples working towards a common goal of better existence. In so saying, we recognize that the implementation of the SDGs on the continent will require all the resources we can summon. We're told that the implementation of the SDGs Agenda could cost between $3.5 trillion to $5 trillion million per year. With the news that, for example, aid to Africa will be cut significantly by the current US administration, Africa must be efficient and effective, not only in mobilizing resources, but also looking beyond the benevolence of others to finance implementation of the SDGs Agenda. We are a continent reliant on foreign aid, despite economic growth in parts of Africa significantly outpacing the global average. Truth be told, the full implementation of the SDGs in Africa cannot be done with a mindset of dependence. This has to change and it begins with identifying our priorities and implementing them. Our first priority must be to change the structures of the economies on the continent, which are dependent largely on the production and export of raw materials. It is this reliance on raw materials that feeds our dependence on foreign aid and subjects us to the politics of the West. We cannot be doing the same thing over and over again and expect a different result. Africa needs to transform stagnant, jobless economies, built on the export of raw materials and unrefined goods to value added economies that provide jobs, to build strong middle-class societies and lift the masses of our people out of dire poverty. Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire, for example, account for more than 60% of the world's cocoa output. Ghana earned $2 billion from the sale of cocoa beans in 2015 and Côte d'Ivoire, $3.75 billion, amounting together to $5.75 billion United States dollars. And yet, the chocolate market was worth a little over $100 billion in 2015. It means that the farmers who, through their sweat and toil, produce 60% plus of the world's cocoa and 5.75% of the global value of their activity. This is not right and should not and cannot continue. We certainly cannot finance the vision of building sustainable development on the continent with such scenarios. There can be no future prosperity for our peoples in the short, medium, or long term if we continue to maintain economic structures that are dependent on the production and export of raw materials. We must add value to our resources and we must industrialize. Unless we do so, we cannot finance on our own the full implementation of the SDGs. The agenda surely has to be in Africa beyond age. On my part, over the last eight months, the length of stay of my government in office, we have introduced measures to stimulate the private sector through the introduction of a monetary policy that is stabilizing the currency, reducing interest rates, and reducing significantly the cost of borrowing in addition to a raft of tax cuts to bring relief to and encourage businesses. We have begun to act on the fundamentals of our economy resulting in the growing stability of the macro economy. These interventions are intended to shift the focus of Ghana's economy from an emphasis on taxation to an emphasis on production and hopefully will make Ghanaian businesses very competitive in West Africa and beyond. It is the competitiveness of our enterprises, particularly in the agricultural and manufacturing sectors that will determine our capacity to create wealth for our youth and women and wealth in our society and the sustainable development of the country. The competitiveness of Ghana's private sector is key to addressing issues of inclusion, economic development and growth of Ghana. That is the way to building a self-reliant Ghana with a strong economy capable of generating jobs and prosperity for the mass of our people. This process of economic and industrial transformation has to go along with ensuring that the most basic elements of social justice are met so that we can create a society of opportunities and incentives. We must make quality basic education, i.e. education from kindergarten through to secondary school, accessible to all of Ghana's indeed Africa's children. Hence our policy in Ghana of free secondary education in our public schools, the policy I launched on 12 September at the beginning of this academic term. Over the last four years, an average of 100,000 students each year dropped out of school because they could not take their places in senior high school because of the high cost of fees. It means that over the next decade, one million students will not have had access to senior high school education. This year, as a result of the policy, the figure has reduced to 36,000, all of whom will be eligible to reset the qualifying exam nation to join, hopefully, the stream of further education. Education for all of Ghana's children. By 2030, the target date for the implementation of SDG-4, which ensures inclusive and quality education for all and promote lifelong learning is clearly within reach. Equally, accessible healthcare to all our citizens must be an important priority of governments on the continent. And you can see some of the work that we're doing in Ghana in this regard. It is also the rationale for our national health insurance scheme, the great social legacy of the outstanding Ghanaian statesman, his Excellency, John Ajikoum Koufor, former president of the Republic, in whose government I had the privilege of serving as foreign minister. The scheme has undergone severe challenges since his departure, almost to the point of collapse. But I'm fully committed to restoring it back to rude health. Within seven months, by doing of honest and prudent management, the depth of 1.2 billion CDs, approximately 300 million United States dollars, which my government inherited and which was crippling the operation of the scheme has reduced by 560 million, approximately 140 million United States dollars. We will settle the remainder of the debt within 12 months. In the meantime, payments to service providers are now current so that the business insurance is now working effectively again. Universal healthcare and coverage, SDG-3, is clearly also within reach. In a similar vein, we need to build an Africa that is able to look after her peoples through intelligent management of the resources with which her people have been endowed and embark on a new path. This path offers a new Africa. It is an Africa that will be defined by integrity, sovereignty, common belief, discipline, and shared values. It is one way we aim to be masters of our own destiny and establish an Africa beyond age. An important tool to that end has to be the promotion of liberalization of trade amongst African countries. Researchers show that countries or group of countries with the largest share of world trade are located within regions with the highest share of intra-regional trade. Trade between African nations remains low compared to other parts of the world. For example, in the year 2000, intra-regional trade accounted for 10% of Africa's total trade and increased marginally to 11% in 2015. Trading amongst members of the European Union, on the other hand, amounted to 70% in 2015. With Africa's population set to reach some 2 billion people in 20 years' time from its current figure of 1.2 billion, an African common market will present immense opportunities to bring prosperity to the continent with hard work, enterprise, and creativity. Hence the importance of the success of the continental free trade area. A working common continental market has to be a very fundamental objective of all peoples and governments on the continent. To guarantee an Africa beyond aid, Africa must breed a new generation of leaders. Leaders who are committed to governing their peoples according to the rule of law, respect for individual liberties and human rights, and the principles of democratic accountability. Leaders who are looking past commodities to position their countries in the global marketplace. Leaders who are determined to free their peoples from a mindset of dependence, aid, charity, and handouts. Leaders who are bent on mobilizing Africa's only measurable resources to resolve Africa's problems. Leaders who recognize the connectedness of their peoples and economies to those of their neighbors. This new generation of African leaders must help bring dignity and prosperity to our continent and its peoples. There are many amongst us who cannot accept that it is only Asians who can engineer their transition from poverty to prosperity in a generation. We're determined to emulate that in our generation in Africa and ensure that succeeding generations of Africans will be neither victims nor pawns of the international economic order. Indeed, the project should be Africa beyond aid. Let it serve as the impetus for reshaping the continent and charting a new path of growth and development in freedom which will lift the long-suffering African masses out of poverty into the realms of prosperity and dignified existence. Once again, I thank you sincerely for making me a part of this conversation. Thank you, and may God bless us all. So, Mr. President, co-chair of the SDG Advocates, president of Ghana, which role keeps you up at night? Ha, ha, ha! I think it's all part and parcel of the same. All of them have to keep me up at night. There's a whole, there's such a huge amount of work to be done, obviously, for my own country and for the rest of the continent. Because I see my role as co-chair of the SDGs not just as confined specifically to Africa, but having the emphasis on the mobilization of the African support for realizing the goal. So that's the way I see how I fit in. You know, there are 17 people, a very diverse group of people. My co-chair is the prime minister of Norway. Then there are people from the world of business, the world of the arts, public service. Who's doing the best job so far? Well, yesterday's meeting tells me that we're all making an effort. Hopefully, some of the decisions that were taken yesterday about the regularity of our meetings, the emphasis that we have to place on specific issues will scale up the quality of the work that we're doing as advocates. It's important. At the end of the day, I know for a lot of people, because people said at the time the SDGs were adopted that it's far too ambitious, it's not possible, et cetera. But really, what are we talking about? We're talking about things that if we are able to do it, we'll clearly give us a better planet, a safer planet, a planet of greater equity, a planet that will allow us to live on it without some of the extraordinary tensions and horrors and tragedies that are occurring today. And that recognition for me is important because there's a tendency perhaps for people in this part of the world, for instance, to think that some are rather the grave issues of the world don't concern them because they have a more elevated material standard of living. But there's something that struck me very vividly, and I want to talk about it on Thursday when I addressed the United Nations, coming here. There were, on the television screens and Ghana and everything was inundated with pictures of floods in Houston, in Texas, in Nepal, in Bangladesh, in India, in Niger, in Nihame. And it's the same scenes of these huge torrential rains and floods displacing lots and lots and lots of people. And suddenly recognizing that even the highest level of material civilization that you find in a city like Houston, which is one of the most modern in cities in America, could not insulate them from the force of later, which we saw also happening at the same time in a capital like Nihame, the capital of Niger, which is the Sahel region of Africa, which is one of the poorest parts of the world. For me, that brought very vividly into focus this interconnectedness, this fact that we have willy-nilly to accept that we are inhabiting the same planet and that therefore the need for us to make the arrangements that allow all of us to live in dignity and comfort on this planet is absolutely overwhelming. And if we don't make that recognition, at the same time, in seeing this, there are other aspects of it which continue to be a manifestation of the way we are. Let me ask you a question from Denise on Twitter to she tweeted into you. What are some of the ways you plan on engaging younger Ghanaians in your sustainable development goals? I think it's very much one of the issues that came up yesterday and now it's really finding, accepting and utilizing the ways that young people talk to themselves and to the world. I mean, clearly today, perhaps even more, much more than when I was, for instance, growing up, marching on the streets and things, may no longer be the form of protest or engagement. The world of Twitter, Instagram, these are the tools today which young people communicate. So we have to find a way of being able to get into that and use these instruments as a way of connecting and making it clear to people that, yes, it may sound as if it's a distant phenomenon when you talk about the sustainable development goals, being articulated by Antonio Guterres on the platform of the United Nations addressing the assembly of heads of governments, et cetera. But at the end of the day, they reflect the realities of the lives of people. And that is a message, it is that message above all, it's the message that has to be communicated. I mean, a simple example is an example that I gave in my presentation just now. Every year in Ghana, for the last five, six years, 100,000 plus people in Ghana, young students, could not transition from junior high school to senior high school. Not because they didn't have the academic capability, but because their parents couldn't afford to put them into senior high school.  This year, for the very first time, in a very short pace of time, the implementation of our free senior high school policy has reduced the numbers who could take up their places from 100,000 plus to 36,000. And even this 36,000 are not being denied entrants to further education because of money being longer. They're being denied because they couldn't make the basic qualifying mark. So now, they're also given the opportunity within the system to reset and see whether they can make the mark and join the system. You have to understand what a huge impact this can have on the lives of people in Ghana. Young people for more, the vice president of my country comes from the northern part of Ghana, I come from the south, he's from the northern part of Ghana. And he told me that the day after the placement of the students in the senior high school somebody called him from a city town, a city town in the north, Gusebu, which is in the north-eastern part of Ghana. I mean, with Wanda in their voice, they had a young student who had now found a place in the most prestigious school in Ghana, Hachimoto, because part of the policy is also insisting that all the top schools in Ghana, the 82 leading Ghanaian secondary schools are required to reserve 30% of the places in their schools for people coming from underprivileged or less endowed schools. And this young man now is coming from Gusebu, who's going to Hachimoto, and within the digital space of placing, the life of he and his family have been transformed. And I think that that's, I mean, that is what we need to do is to impress upon people that these goals that are being put out are not some intellectual, dry, arid representation by world leaders of unsustainable or unreachable targets, but that we're talking about very, very important human goals. And if together, collectively, we can find a way to achieve more clearly, clearly, create for ourselves a better, a nobler, a more lasting civilization. And that has to be our goal. This present, something that came up in your presentation was talking about Africa. Kada asked on Twitter, do you believe in Africanism? The idea that Africa should become self-sufficient, utilize its own resources, that almost feels like, how do you answer that other than yes? Absolutely. Okay, and we're done. I'm ticking that one off. Okay, Kada, thank you. Good question. I'm just thinking, you're made in speech at the United Nations. Are you nervous? Did you give us a little sneak preview? Is there a little bit that you told us today that we're gonna hear later? No, I've given you some of the stuff that I wanted to say. Really? What's the juicy stuff? We're talking about the problems that are common to mankind, that all of us know and are talking about. Sustainability, how we can live together, its issues of poverty and prosperity for people, education and health. There's nothing, I'm nervous. You have always to be when you're doing something for the first time. How are you preparing for it? You're like press-ups, working out. Yoga. I need it. Basically concerning myself about the quality of the speech and I mean these internal discussions with all these very, very bright. I'm surrounded by young men who are cleverer than me and I have to, I'm having to always try and keep up and make sure that I can also. You're doing a good job. Do you know what I think might help you practice for your maiden speech? If you introduce the coffee break. And tell everybody here, I mean just imagine that you're addressing the UN right now and you tell everybody here that it's time for the coffee break. Should we do that now? Yeah, let's do that now. All right, stand up. All right. Coffee break. Mr. President, thank you so much. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. The coffee break. Okay?


God moves in generations and there is hope for this generation, Ephesians chapter 3 verses 20 and 21. Now all glory to God who is able through his mighty power at work within us to accomplish infinitely more than we might ask or think. Glory to him in the church and in Christ Jesus through all generations forever and ever. Amen. We must see things from heaven's perspective. It's easy to look around at the world today and become discouraged. It's easy to perceive things as though the darkness is advancing and the light is losing. But I promise you this, God always wins and there is always hope. Yes, I understand that in the last days perilous times shall come, but that doesn't mean that in the last days the gospel loses its power. The gospel still has power and Jesus is still the answer. He's moving. Whether we see it or not, whether we perceive it or not, whether we believe it or not, God is moving here and now. And there is hope for every generation. No generation is so far gone that God cannot reach them. And I believe that this generation is going to encounter the Holy Spirit. Every generation has a move of God. And when I say generation, I'm talking about everyone who's hearing me right now. You're alive on the earth today.  God does nothing without purpose. So if you're here, if there's breath in your lungs, if you are alive, then God has placed purpose in you and you have been born and destined for such a time as this. It might look dark, but God has a plan. Hell may be advancing in some areas, but ultimately the kingdom of God has been given all authority. What you may think is the enemy winning is actually just a setup. God always wins. You may look at the situation and wonder how there might be a way that God would move, but remember that God makes a way where there seems to be no way. Just when you think it's over, that's when he demonstrates his power. Just when you think you've done all that you can do, that's when the power of the Holy Ghost shows up. You're praying for your grandchildren. You're praying for your children. You're praying for your siblings. You're praying for your loved ones, and you're saying, God, we're crying out for a move of the Holy Spirit in this generation. God, we need you to sovereignly sweep across the earth in power and cause a mass of souls to be saved, to enter into the kingdom of God, to be snatched from the kingdom of darkness. That is what God is doing. He never fails. He never fails. And the culture may say one thing. And the movie industry may say one thing. And the music industry may say one thing. The political machine may say and push one thing. But God has the last word. In the end, God always wins. Here's what the scripture says in Acts chapter 2, verses 14 through 21. Then Peter stepped forward with the 11 other apostles and shouted to the crowd, listen carefully, all of you, fellow Jews and residents of Jerusalem, make no mistake about this. And by the way, the people were observing that the power of the Holy Spirit had come upon the church, and they made assumptions about the church being drunk. Verse 15, these people are not drunk as some of you are assuming. Nine o'clock in the morning is much too early for that. No, what you see was predicted long ago by the prophet Joel.  Your sons and daughters will prophesy. Your young men will see visions and your old men will dream dreams. There we see the unification of generations. It's not as though God is done with one generation so that he can get to the next generation. No, God uses one generation to reach the next generation. In fact, his plan is intergenerational. Your young men will see visions and your old men will dream dreams. There again, that unification. Verse 18, in those days, I will pour out my spirit even on my servants. Men and women alike, let me say that again. Men and women alike, let me say that again. Men and women alike is what the scripture says, and they will prophesy. And I will cause wonders in the heavens above and signs on the earth below. Blood and fire and clouds of smoke, the sun will become dark and the moon will turn blood red before the great and glorious day of the Lord arrives. But everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved, that is so key. God saves generationally. Yes, of course, he moves for each one of us personally. And each one of us have been redeemed personally. But let's not forget that God sees things from a heavenly perspective. You and I see things from the limited perspective, or I should say that you and I often see things from a very limited perspective. We see and think in terms of the timeline of our own lives. But think about the fact that the scripture declares that life is but a vapor. We're here today, gone tomorrow, just like that, and then life is done. Just like that, and then your time is up. Now this is not a message of discouragement, and I'm not saying this to scare you, but to prepare you.  Even now as a 30-something-year-old minister, I'm thinking about the future and passing down the ministry and passing down the mantle, as is the Lord's mantle to give, and passing down the things that have been imparted to me. Why? Because I want to remain conscious of the next generation, because that's how God thinks. We see it from our perspective, our day-to-day, our hour-by-hour, our goals and our plans and our dreams and our hopes, which aren't necessarily always evil unto themselves, but we have to learn to see things from the perspective of eternity, to where generations are just like seconds on the clock in the Heavenly Father's perspective. Generations are just moments that play out, and God works through those generations. Why does God work generationally? He works generationally because what he's doing is far too big for just one generation, for just one life, for just one servant that he may have. What God does is on a grand scale, a heavenly scale, a kingdom scale, and the kingdom advances generation by generation according to the power of the Holy Spirit. So though you might be tempted to look around and say, well, the earth is just getting darker, though you might be tempted to throw up your hands and say, Lord, get us out of here. There's nothing more that we can do. Though you might be tempted to become discouraged and even fearful concerning the things that are happening in our world, remember that we are to see it from the perspective of heaven, because when we see through the perspective of heaven, we see through the eyes of faith. When we see it the way God sees it, we can see the possibilities and the hope that are available to us because of the power of the Holy Spirit mentioned and distributed through the gospel message. This is what you and I are called to do, to serve our purpose according to God's master plan, and that is one of generations. I love the fact that the scripture tells us that the young men will see visions and the old men will dream dreams. My friend, it's never too early to begin to surrender to the Lord. It's never too early to lay down your life to be spent for the glory of God. I challenge those of you who consider yourselves too young to do something for God to step out in faith and recognize that when you sow your youth, please hear me now. If you hear anything I say, and I'm talking about the generation after me, you hear anything I say, hear this, please. When you sow your youth to the Lord, you are sowing your first fruits. Well, think about the principle of first fruits and tithing, you to give from the best and give from the first. That's not only true of our finances, it's true of our time. And when you give of your youth to the Lord, you are tithing, you are giving first fruits from the first and the best years that you have to offer in terms of energy and time and passion and zeal. These are the opportunities that you're being given day in and day out to sow from the youth. And when you sow from your youth, you're sowing from your first fruits. And also the scripture says, old men will dream dreams. Now I don't consider myself very young. I do consider myself young still, but I don't consider myself very young. And I don't consider myself very old. But I know that a day is coming that, yes, I will look back on this day and say, wow, that's when I was young. But the scripture here says that your old men will dream dreams. So you're never too young to be used by God. You're never too young to surrender your life. You're never too young for God to take you seriously.    Now the Bible also says, as I mentioned a moment ago, that your old men will dream dreams. That means it's never too late to serve God. It's never too late to step into your calling. You may feel like you missed a thousand opportunities. You may feel like you're done, like God passed you by. You may feel as though there's nothing you could do of any significance because maybe you made mistakes in your past and now you're living in the fruit of those mistakes. But let me tell you, the scripture tells us that His mercies are new every morning and His grace makes up for that which we lack. And the spirit of God that rests in you can accomplish more in your remaining years than all of human effort could have accomplished in a hundred years. God can do anything with what you give to Him. Let me say that again. God can do anything with what you give to Him. I believe that with all my heart. So if you're listening to what I'm saying and in your heart you're saying, I've already been passed over or I already made too many mistakes or I already missed the opportunity to fulfill the call of God for my life. There's nothing that you can offer to God that He can't do something with. So even if it's just the remaining few years that you have to offer, God can use it. Even if it's just the last breath, you offer it to God that will become so powerful that it can shake nations because the Holy Spirit can do more in a moment than you and I could accomplish in a century. And when we surrender our lives to the Lord, no matter our age, no matter to which generation we belong, we become a part of God's grand plan to affect change within the earth. And the Bible says that in the last days He will pour out His Spirit upon all flesh. Don't listen to the doom and gloom prophets. Don't listen to the naysayers. Don't listen to the spreaders of fear. Listen to what the Scripture teaches. Yes, we understand earthquakes, famines, pestilence, backsliding and hate and rampant sin and people's hearts growing cold. We understand all of that. But remember the Bible also declares that none of those are the ultimate sign of the end, but rather the ultimate sign is that this gospel shall be preached to the ends of the earth, and then the end will come. In other words, it ends with revival, not with retreat. It ends with victory, not with us just barely hanging on. Christ is returning for a victorious church. Christ is returning to an established kingdom. You and I as children of God have been given the responsibility to establish the dominion of God within the earth, and there's nothing that can stop us if we simply surrender our lives to what He's doing in the earth today. No matter what generation you belong to, you are a part of this generation, the one alive upon the earth right now to witness the working of the Spirit move across our world. And you and I have been given the privilege to join in on God's master plan that is generational. We all have a role to play. We all have a responsibility to teach and to reach and to impart to the next generation. The scripture declares this, I sense such a strong anointing right now. I'm telling you, the Holy Spirit is speaking prophetically to you. You're never too young to begin to take things of God seriously, and you're never too old to where He can't do anything with your life. Even with the time that remains, He can accomplish more than you could ever possibly imagine. Let me see, let me read that scripture again just to stir your faith a little more. Let this rest in your spirit. Meditate on this. Ephesians 3, 2021. Now all glory to God who was able through His mighty power at work, where? Within us to accomplish infinitely more than we might ask or think. Glory to Him in the church and in Christ Jesus through all generations, forever and ever. Amen. He's able to do more than you could ever possibly imagine if you simply give Him your faith and surrender. Trust and obey and watch what God will do. Now Psalm 78, I'm going to begin at verse number one, Psalm 78. All my people listen to my instructions. Open your ears to what I am saying, for I will speak to you in a parable. I will teach you hidden lessons from our past, stories we have heard and known, stories our ancestors handed down to us. We will not hide these truths from our children. Say that out loud, write that in the comments. We will not hide these truths from our children. We will tell the next generation about the glorious deeds of the Lord, about His power and His mighty wonders. For He issued His laws to Jacob. He gave His instructions to Israel. He commanded our ancestors to teach them to their children. Watch this. Now watch this. Here's what He commands us to do and look at the result. He commanded our ancestors to teach them to their children. Verse six, so the next generation might know them. Even the children not yet born and they in turn will teach their own children. So when you impart that truth, that works generationally. Now look at the end result in verse seven. So each generation should set its hope anew on God, not forgetting His glorious miracles and obeying His commands. Then they will not be like their ancestors, stubborn, rebellious and unfaithful, refusing to give their hearts to God. God's hand is not too short that it cannot save. Does He who formed the eye not see? Does He who formed the ear not hear? Can't He see what's happening in the earth today? Can't He hear the cries of the lost? The Scripture declares that the powers of this world will make their plans, but He who sits in the heavens shall laugh. In other words, He's got a plan that can work beyond and through whatever man might be plotting for the world today. And those things that the enemy has set up to come against the kingdom of God, those things that the enemy has set in place will backfire on the kingdom of hell in the name of Jesus. Those things that the enemy has planned for your children, those things that the enemy has planned for this generation, they will backfire and we will see like a pendulum swing in the other direction and there will be as there is in every generation. Hear me now. As there is in every generation, there will be a move of the Spirit. There will be opportunities for souls to be saved. God's power is not waning. God's power is not weakening and you may look at this generation. You may look at a previous generation and you may say there's nothing that can help them now. There's nothing that can possibly work for them, but God is a God of the impossible and what is impossible with man is possible with God. Here's what I want to do right now. I want to pray that God would touch this generation. Let's agree together right now. I need you to join with me in prayer. Let's agree together right now that this generation will experience a move of the Holy Spirit. We are seeing it now. It's not something we're just talking about. We're seeing it happen. So let's pray this continues in the name of Jesus. Lord we ask, come on pray with me now. Begin to write those prayer requests in the comment section. Pray for your children. Pray for your grandchildren. Pray for your siblings. Pray for your parents. Father we ask that you would give us the nations as our inheritance. Father we pray that you would give us the ability and the diligence and the power to expand your kingdom across the earth by the power of the Holy Spirit. Father we surrender our lives. Surrender right now people of God. Surrender right now. Father we surrender our lives and we ask you to spend us for your glory. Spend us for your glory I pray. Let us be as tools in your hands. Use us as a weapon of the kingdom of heaven. Push back the darkness. We come against every attack of the enemy in the mighty name of Jesus and we pray that the will of God be established. We pray that the will of the Father be established. We pray that the kingdom of heaven be established here upon the earth in the mighty name of Jesus. Lord we pray for the advancement of truth. Lord we pray for every preacher and minister of the gospel. Give them boldness. Give them sharpness of mind. Give them truth. Give them a fire that they cannot contain. Lord I pray you would pour out a fresh touch of the Holy Spirit's power and we give you the glory and the honor in the mighty name of Jesus we pray. I want you to say because you believe it say amen. Now we're going to do something that we've not really done before. I want to share with you something very special and we've not done this on a live stream before so this is a first but many of you know that we have an internship program. The applications are closed. We have approved interns. I want you to hear these encouraging words from the next generation. This is a generation who desires Jesus and you're about to hear from some young men and young women of God who desire greatly to be used of him and they are laying down their lives. You're going to hear a little bit of their testimonies and you're going to hear a little bit of their heart as to why they're joining our ministry internship program. Take a look at this. Hi my name is Ashley and I am 18 years old a small part of my testimonies for as long as I can remember I have always been in the church. As a small child it's always been important in my family to find God to seek his word exercise the gifts he has given us and continuously pray. I am very grateful for that because throughout my entire life there has been many hardships where it's been multiple counts of spiritual battles and warfare and losing loved ones financial troubles and even housing up to a point and I am extremely grateful because the Lord has provided that anchor for me throughout my entire life. I'm very excited to start this internship because I think it's an amazing opportunity it's going to elevate my spiritual walk with the Lord tremendously and I'm excited to expand my knowledge on everything else to strengthen my gifts and I am extremely grateful for this amazing opportunity. I think this internship will work out great because it's going to teach me so many things and I am very excited to start so thank you so much for listening. Hi my name is Jessica and I've been saved for two years. God took me out of new age and the occult after seven years of being involved in it.  He delivered me from ADHD, severe anxiety, borderline personality disorder and OCD. Jesus has kept me through some of the toughest storms of my life so I'm including my grandmother and my father passing away. We were the only Jesus people in my life shortly after my father passed away. I joined a beautiful church family where I am well loved and I can grow but I believe God has something greater for me more things for me to learn and this internship is something that I've been saying yes to despite the obstacles and things that have been coming my way because of this um God has fought for me to stay on this path and I don't know why but I trust him and I'm looking forward to what God has in store. Hi family my name is Trinity I'm 20 years old and I'm just super grateful. God has pulled me out of a pit of depression of suicide of perversion and he used his love to knock down the walls of rejection of isolation and I'm just super grateful because I am his and he's my father and he's delivered me from much and I owe him my life you know and it's so powerful because I'm so humbled and honored to be a part of the movement of God that is happening um at my church for my generation it is called region um the reason why we named it region is because we believe that God is wanting to regenerate a generation and that's why I believe that this internship will help me because I believe that there is keys here and an impartation that I can be able to receive that I can use to take back to my generation and to my church and so the God can use me in a mighty way and I'm just grateful and I'm humbled and it's such an honor and I just thank you guys for the opportunity and I hope to see you guys soon okay God bless. Hi my name is Teresa John my testimony is that I was born and raised in a Catholic family with strong devotion and commitment towards Catholic faith and at the age of 15 for the very first time in my life I encountered the presence of the Holy Spirit which completely transformed my life for eternity God has delivered me from PTSD anxiety attacks panic attacks depression and suicidal ideation from this internship I strongly believe it would benefit me because it would equip me for the calling and the purpose that God has for my life it really breaks my heart to see those around me are perishing without knowing the truth and to see those around me are living a lifestyle of spiritual defeat therefore it's my strong commitment and passion to win more souls for the kingdom of God and to lead those around me to spiritual victory moreover it's my forward prayer that I would be a faithful servant and a steward in the vineyard of the Lord. My name is Rasha Naesak I am a believer of Christ and I started with the ring after reading my Bible and after I read my Bible I got revelation and God has a lot of things in my life he gave me joy and also he cheered my mom from a lot of diseases that the doctor told us like there's no hope but after a prayer she was healed and I believe this internship would benefit me because it will help me to bring my God-given vision into life and also it gives me a mentor that would help me like pulled it to Timothy and God bless you. Hello everyone my name is Jesse Anwamaegu in March of 2020 my relationship with the Lord started after I had went through a really hard time from the ending of 2019 up to early March of 2020. In January of 2020 I set a prayer my dad's car was a very simple prayer and it was just Jesus I want a relationship with you knew within me that the Lord had heard me for certain and in God's perfect timing he set me with a great community of other people my age at the time who were also seeking to know who Jesus was. Ever since I've given my life to the Lord the veil has been torn off of my eye and I've just been able to see life through a Jesus lens through a Jesus perspective. I believe that this internship will benefit me because it will fan into flame the gifts that the Lord has already placed on the inside of me as I just set myself in place to be mentored to be discipled and to receive impartation. And I want you to hear from a man of God who also has a desire to join in this program. Now before I bring him on I just want to mention that he will be joining me live right here all the way from Zimbabwe. And just a little backstory here I was first contacted by this man of God on Instagram and he sent me a message something to the effect of I don't know if you're going to read this but and then he shared with me an issue that they were having in Zimbabwe regarding internet connection and many of our partners responded and some of you know that we have what's called an internet center in Zimbabwe. Just a little more context you see we have the Holy Spirit school separate somewhat from the internship program but the Holy Spirit school is an online training course where we give away free e-courses and people are able to take those courses without having to pay a thing completely 100% free. So this man of God brought to my attention the fact that though the courses are free it's very difficult to get an internet connection and he himself actually took the course by getting data by data by data a little bit of data each time and slowly but surely finish the course by finding just hot spots and wifi centers as best that he could. So he explained to me hey listen the courses are free that's wonderful but in certain parts of Zimbabwe we don't even have access to the internet so what we did is we set up an internet center the Holy Spirit school internet center it's like an internet cafe where people can go in set up their computers we offer computers and printers and so forth it's all 100% free and the purpose of that internet center is for people to go in take their courses they can take them on our computers using our internet connection and then we use our printers to print their certificates when they've completed the course and this is something that was just put on his heart part of the vision God gave to him and now he wants to join the internship program here in Austin Texas. Everybody welcome in the comment section here my good friend Alan Munika Alan my friend all the way from Zimbabwe first of all what time is it out there? 14 minutes to 3 a.m. Okay so so you're you're right there in the prayer time hour for many of our viewers there now Alan tell me just some of your testimony I shared how we connected I shared kind of what you do with the Holy Spirit School Zimbabwe with the internet center out there but will you just share with our viewers a little bit about your testimony and then also about why you want to join this internship program by the way and Alan let me just say this before he shares that the internship program again is training for Generation Z to come and be equipped for ministry so these are young men and women of God who are serious about the call they're already serving in their local churches and they want to take it to the next level and so Alan of course is just right there ready to go and tell us a bit of your testimony and then of course why you want to be a part of this program. Okay first of all I want to say this is such an honor to be here thank you my name is Alan Munika and I'm 24 years old and I actually grew up in a Christian background but I didn't know Jesus personally my angle was a pastor my dad is a pastor my mom is a pastor but I actually didn't know Jesus personally I didn't have that relationship with Jesus myself until I was 18 years of age I started to battle heavily with anxiety and panic attacks and I started to drink alcohol I think I thought it would go away if I could just go into the world and drink some alcohol and partying but I just felt empty in my heart so this is what happened I grew up in a church where we don't believe in miracles actually they didn't believe in a in a move of God like the move of the Holy Spirit so I was expecting a miracle but actually myself I didn't believe in the move of the Holy Spirit at that time I didn't believe in praying tongues I didn't believe in the manifestations of the Holy Spirit's power so I went into a certain region at one time and I was just so depressed and I started to search on the internet about how to be free from anxiety from panic attacks from alcohol addiction and this is what happened I came through a video that was actually talking about something else I was not looking for and there was a young man who was sitting on a bench and he was talking about the baptism of the Holy Spirit I clicked off the video because I didn't believe in miracles or the baptism of the Holy Spirit then something just came in me and just said just go and look for that what that young man is saying maybe it can help you so this is what I did I got back to the video I clicked on it and I started to listen to what you were saying about the baptism of the Holy Spirit and I could see this boldness of the Holy Spirit I would it's something that I've never seen before and it's I just said Lord this is new I don't know what is going on here because I've never had someone preach this way so this is how the Lord helped me he said keep on searching for this young man and I started to download sermons of you you were the young man sitting on the bench I started to download those sermons and I went to I went home and I started to listen to what you were saying about the Holy Spirit and I just said how can someone know the Holy Spirit this much where was I I don't know this existed so I started to be obsessed with you with your sermons I started to listen to listen and listen and I so much desired the relationship that you had with the Holy Spirit and that desire to have an encounter with the Holy Spirit is what freed me from anxiety from depression from alcohol and the Lord just started to break free to help me to be free of those mindsets of those evil thoughts of depression of anxiety so that is basically in short what happened in my life and that is part of my test and so now you're here with us you're sharing this testimony to God be the glory we thank the Lord Jesus for what he's done in your life through his ministry and it's just a joy to serve God's people because we get to hear testimonies like this often and your testimony is just it's a treasure to me to know that a life is being impacted by the gospel but Alan also we have this internship program coming up just very briefly maybe maybe for 30 to 60 seconds share with us why you desire to join in on this program okay so before you actually started to promote the internship I actually prayed and said Lord I need mentorship so the next day you after you I prayed that prayer the next day you started to promote it on Instagram like the Holy Spirit School internship I saw that post and I just said yes I want this I desire to to help this internship because I want to learn more about the Holy Spirit I want to I love media ministry I like I just started to post out videos on Instagram so I asked the Lord to help me to actually to be part of that mentorship because I feel like it's relaxed my calling to what the Lord has called me to do I also love to evangelize the gospel in the streets and you are an evangelist so I asked the Lord to help me to connect to someone who actually would help me to move towards that calling to move towards what God has called me to do that is media ministry evangelism and teachings about the Holy Spirit to the people and I so appreciate the video content that you are already putting out so you're already getting to it you want to be used by God and I can say from the years I've known you just an amazing man of God who loves Jesus is hungry to learn and so I thank you for sharing your story with us now listen to me those of you who are watching or listening to this the internship program is so key and Alan I thank you for having joined us we I just want to make sure you know that we we love you and we appreciate you and so thank you for joining us the internship program is going to be so key not just for Alan for but for the many who will be involved with this now the people you just heard from are looking for sponsors for the internship our ministry is covering as much of the costs as we're able we of course are doing our part to make sure that the costs are covered as many of our interns as possible they're doing their part they're doing their fundraising now you might be asking well why does it even cost money in the first place and that's a fair question because we as a ministry have made a commitment to offer everything that we do for free the Holy Spirit school it's free we don't charge for any courses all of the content in the live streams that we release on social media free we don't charge for any of the content all of our ministry events free we don't charge for our encounter services but there's a couple things we do charge for one that would be like a dinner let's say we invited you to come for a ministry dinner will we charge registration to help cover the meal or for example if there's a partner conference where we're bringing everyone where there'll be meals and materials given out that's something that we need to have registration for so we don't charge for content we don't charge for the school we don't charge for our encounter services where there's healing miracle salvation I just don't feel comfortable charging for those things but the internship is different from that because there's lodging costs the interns are coming from all different parts of the world and they're going to need somewhere to stay so we have to help cover lodging costs we have to feed these interns we don't want them to go hungry well they're here studying they can't fast for that many weeks in a row without losing focus on the things that they're studying we need help to cover the materials that we're going to be giving to them we're going to put actual materials in their hands so that their studies can be enhanced I'm bringing in guest speakers just for them so that those speakers are going to some of those speakers are flying in we have to put those speakers in a hotel we have to feed that speaker and we want to bless those speakers with honorariums and those speakers are coming in just to impart to our interns so there are actual material costs that need to be covered there's transportation costs there's the background check cost there's the systems cost we're hiring uh some people to help assist to drive them around so far there's lots going on and though I don't necessarily have the full itemized breakdown that's a general idea of what the costs are going to be and so there are material costs to an internship program and again our ministry is sponsoring what we can and again the students who applied who were approved are fundraising as best they can but we want to make sure that nobody is left out of this internship program that none of the approved applicants have to miss this opportunity just because of finances so this evening in lieu of our regular offering I'm going to ask you to consider supporting our students with a gift toward this internship program to do so you're going to go to davidhernanisministries.com slash sponsor and you're going to see there's different levels of support that you can do any amount counts look if you can do five dollars do five dollars you can do 10 do 10 any amount counts but what's on the website here is examples uh $350 you can gift a student with a weekly stipend for groceries um 1500 this is going to cover air travel and um some of the visa costs that are going to be involved like for example with alan uh there are some resistances that we're facing I don't know if that's a word there's some resistance I should say that we're facing in terms of his international travel with the visa and so we are spending resources to make sure that we can help make sure his visa gets approved and then we got to fly him down internationally we got of course to cover in addition to that the regular internship costs and that of course goes for many of those who you heard from just a few moments ago there's the full scholarship a five thousand dollar gift that's going to cover all of the tuition costs for the student now remember the tuition cost is different from travel cost everyone's travel cost is going to be different some are coming from down the street some are coming from out of state others are coming from across the ocean so we need to make sure that we're covering all of that and just to be clear once again I'll mention yes our ministry is covering what we can on our end we're doing our best without taking from the other categories that of course we have to take care of as a ministry the students are covering what they can we just need that little bit of extra help to make sure they don't miss this opportunity will you consider now sponsoring one of our interns a give a gift at the website and we'll make sure that gets allocated but you have to use that link davidhernandezministries.com slash sponsor make sure you use that specific link so that the gifts can go directly to them that's what our accounting will allocate for them anything that comes in over what we need for this internship program will of course go to the general fund but i'm asking you the people of god to take action to reach the next generation because from what i understand i don't know the exact number as of today because it's fluctuating throughout the week but i know there are young women and there are young men who are ready to do this and i want i'm ready steve's ready my team is ready we are ready to invest to impart to spend the time we just need a little bit of extra help to make sure that this program gets off to the right start so will you go right now davidhernandezministries.com slash sponsor and become a sponsor of our internship program our head of the internship program isabella will of course budget as it comes in but we're asking you to do that today and make sure you're being a part of reaching the next generation i truly believe that this is key because as we help these students as we empower the next generation that's a multiplied effort i want to multiply what god is doing with this ministry of course god will multiply it but we want to be diligent about partnering with him and making sure that happens and so we want to train them as preachers and teachers we want to train them in social media we want to train them in writing and sermon preparation and study we want to train them in how to build a ministry team how to handle finances with integrity and with diligence we want to train them in how to set up events and how to make sure you're arranging the proper travel how to stay within a budget when you travel we want to train them for ministry the spiritual and the practical it's all going to be covered in this internship program so one more time davidhernandezministries.com slash sponsor go there now to help support a student and until next time remember nothing is impossible with god