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Leadership does not always pause because you are tired. Sometimes you fight privately and still stand publicly.

Dejo RichardsBy Dejo RichardsFebruary 16, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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“I have battled real health challenges, moments when my body was weak but the assignment was still strong. Leadership does not always pause because you are tired. Sometimes you fight privately and still stand publicly.”

“I have also faced criticism, for my style, my convictions, and my voice. Visibility attracts scrutiny. But criticism is not cancellation.”

“Storms will come. Pressure will rise. But purpose does not expire because challenges appear. I’m still standing, not because it was easy, but because the calling is greater than the crisis.”

— Pastor Paul Adefarasin

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