Chief Kosoro nodded in approval. He felt defeated and humiliated. Alex had won an overwhelming victory, and Ifemekunu was clearly no longer his turf. He wondered how it was that an upstart like Alex could strip him of all the popularity he enjoyed among the people. ‘I will bring him down’, he vowed. ‘He will […]
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Caring for the Weak. He sat on the motorcycle, tucked between his grand-daughter and the cyclist. I contemplated his frame. He appeared frail but well-groomed. He held his walking stick on his laps, his grand-daughter supported him from behind. I watched as the motorcycle roared past and smiled a little. Somewhere in the recesses of
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There are some basic questions every human being would have to ask at some point in a lifetime: Who am I? Where am I? What am I doing here? The first question is perhaps the most important. A sense of personal identity is the single most important factor required to develop an action plan for
Hello folks, welcome to a new series called Hostile waters. It is all about power and who can get it. The younger generation think they can outfox the older one? Who wins this battle? Episode 1. Alex Akiwaju grinned and took a swirl in his chair. He felt on top of the world. It was
Sometimes when I think about Jesus and His character, I get overwhelmed. The guy is just incredible. Trying to be like Jesus sometimes seems like an extremely tall order. Take for instance his decision to wash his disciples\’ feet. When you look at it as a 21st century dude, it seems like an odd somewhat
We\’re back. We\’ve been away for quite a while and we apologize for this. A number of thorny issues has made it difficult for the administrators to keep up with the blog. But we\’re back now and we hope to stay. Please keep reading and making comments because that is the nourishment you give to
We\’re back. We\’ve been away for quite a while and we apologize for this. A number of thorny issues has made it difficult for the administrators to keep up with the blog. But we\’re back now and we hope to stay. Please keep reading and making comments because that is the nourishment you give to
Focus on the family. The ‘look alike’ look. “It’s Tinuke’s wedding next week,” your wife calls out from the bedroom while you pore over some documents at the table. You have a presentation at the office the following week and you want everything to be perfect. You really cannot remember who Tinuke is. You are
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Let God Do His Job by Adetokunbo Adeoye God already acknowledged that you need someone in your life, and as a result, He\’ll make someone available for you—to help you. It\’s not your job to make someone available for yourself. You don\’t have the expertise to handle this task. Unfortunately, many of us still try
Books that talk: Billy Graham(The Great Evangelist) In this biography by Sam Wellman, Billy Graham’s life is x-rayed from when he was a child to when he became a world renowned evangelist. We are captivated by Graham’s love of play, the pranks he committed, his restless nature, his love of baseball but most of all
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