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Grace Abianga Ulimuka

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Helping young minds think bigger.
Sharing lessons on life, faith and relationships.

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Remember the season of uncertainty, when you didn’t know how the next plan would come through?

God was never absent. When He was quiet, He was still with you, directing you down a path that would lead somewhere.

The goodness of God is that He always helps you understand why you went through what you went through.

Look how far He has brought you🌺 by @graceabianga

Good bye October 2026🌺 by @graceabianga

3 things to do this weekend:

1️⃣ Post on your socials. Show up, even if it is imperfect.

2️⃣ Say no to anything that does not move you forward. Protect your focus.

3️⃣ Spend 30 minutes learning from a book, a course, or a podcast.

Have a great weekend 🌺 by @graceabianga

Happy Thursday 🌺 by @graceabianga

What is your cringe thing? Tell me in the comments 👇 by @graceabianga

Here is what I do while I wait on God. Which of the three do you practice? Tell me below🌺 by @graceabianga

Confidence does not come before an action. It comes from doing it again and again…💯 by @graceabianga

Some of the best moments of your life have not happened yet. ❤️

There are places you have not visited, people you have not met, lessons you have not learned and memories you have not made.

I know life does not always turn out the way we imagined.

Wherever you are in life right now, I hope you give yourself permission to be present.

Celebrate the little wins. Enjoy the ordinary days. Give yourself grace when things get difficult.

And if you are going through a difficult season, please don’t assume that this is all life has to offer you.

There is still so much you haven’t experienced.

There is more to your story.

Save this for a day when you need the reminder. And if someone you love needs to hear it, share it with them. ❤️

Have a fabulous weekend. by @graceabianga

Thank you🌺 by @graceabianga

Relationships do not survive on feelings alone. They survive on effort, communication, and little moments that say ‘I see you.’

Last March 7th, on my birthday, my siblings gave me something I had wanted so much but never thought I would get.

It was one of the most expensive gifts I have ever received, and my siblings put it all together. I was shocked, and I was so grateful.

What touched me most was that they had really listened.

Relationships survive on that kind of attention: communicating clearly, showing up consistently, and making the people you love feel seen.

Gifting is one of the sweetest ways to do that.

My sister knows how to surprise people, and she does it for a living.

If you want to celebrate love or friendship with someone special, reach out to her.

@rua_surprisehub or @dpw_rita to curate your surprise and events .
Location:Abuja-Nigeria by @graceabianga

by @graceabianga

I don’t know why, but ever since I heard “What a Miracle Feels Like” by Tauren Wells and Naomi Raine, I can’t stop replaying it. It’s been stuck in my head for days, in a good way.😊

There is a part about waking up after a night of crying and finding a new dawn waiting, and somehow forgetting what you were carrying. That one got me, because it mirrors where I am right now.

I believe in miracles. I have lived them. There were seasons when I had no idea how I’d get through the next thing, and yet in the middle of it, I felt something carry me. It was a miracle.It didn’t always look like a miracle at the time.

So if this is for you, if you are hoping and praying and wondering if it’s coming, I want you to hear this:

Do not lose your praise. Do not lose your gratitude.

You might be right in the middle of your miracle. 🙏

Have you listened to the song yet? Tell me what it stirs up in you.

Happy Sunday 🌺

#faithingod by @graceabianga