Contending for Sufficient knowledge by Abraham Abubakar
from ABRAHAM ABUBAKAR Hosted by Abraham Abubakar
People don't fail in life in life because they know nothing rather they fail because they don't enough. The proof that you know is not just in saying but in becoming & reflecting in your life. This podcast is an attempt to stir you to contend for sufficient knowledge & how too. Trust that this will bless you. Kindly share across to bless others too
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