SEE WHAT OLASKY SAID OVER EASTER'S, OLABTC'S AND LCF COIN'S MESSAGES


On this Easter, I think about the unconditional love that Jesus Christ, had for us to the extent that He gave His life for our salvation on Good Friday. My reflections also take my mind back to the resurrection by God on OLABTC that will happen very soon. What a lesson for me about the olabtc site and what people think was happen to OLABTC is not real because OLABTC hasn't gone, people don't want to understand what going on and  are talking bad about us over olabtc technical problem and beside of this we are doubling our efforts to make sure OLABTC is back and disappoint all these bad mouth, we will achieve and get benefits from OLABTC we all by grace of GOD and by the unique love Jesus had for us to give his life for our salvation can bring to success generally and individually!

This Easter, I call on all, whether Christian or Muslim, to emulate Christ and sacrifice something for your life business, for your families and for OLABTC

Was amazing from the lcf coin registration account side as I finally get solution to the registration  issues be free and relax as i will start register all my 5000+ members's dashboards from tomorrow Monday with my office's team  so that everyone will get his backoffice before 3rd may 2017, u can still send your details to olaskyayinla@gmail.com

 From the team republican of bitcoin and I to you and your family, Happy Easter. May God bless you all.

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