By Olukorede Yishau The first and the only time I met the late Prophet Temitope Balogun Joshua (TB Joshua) was at his sprawling Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN). Two guests – a lady and a guy – were ushered in shortly after he answered my last question. From the stories they told, they were […]
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By Edmund Mezue Prayer warrior is a term used by many evangelical and other Christians to refer to anyone who is committed to praying for others. Today there are more of them than ever who are invited to intercede for the afflicted, the suffering and to rescue them. More than ever they pray in ecstacy, […]
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By Olusegun Oludire In soccer, half time is not for rest. It is for stock-taking, strategy and restrategising. In governance, middle-of-term period serves the same purpose. The team leader gathers his strikers; together they review the shots fired, goals netted and goals missed. The team that would win comes out of its concave, out of […]
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By Eric Ikhilae The Attorney-General of the Federation (AGF)’s recent comments on the matter of the ban on open grazing in some parts of the country has raised the question of the constitutionality or otherwise of the policy. Malami’s intervention was, ostensibly, in reaction to a recent decision by the governors of the 17 southern […]
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By Sola Adeyegbe Presently on earth, violence is part and parcel of politics! States unleash violence on internal and external enemies while insurgents use violence against states. Rival political forces do not hesitate to inflict violence on one another. Winston Churchill had good reason to declare in 1924 that “the story of the human race […]
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An 18-year-old auxiliary nurse, Rachael David, has relived her close shave with death at a suspected ritual killers’ den in Rivers State after she was kidnapped at Okuru Junction, Port Harcourt. Rachael, who is currently receiving treatment in a hospital, regained her freedom around 5pm on Friday. It was learnt that the teenager had gone […]
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As insecurity and criminality engulf Nigeria, the tenacity with which the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) is pursuing drug traffickers is instructive, given that illicit drugs, apart from its massive damaging potential on individual persons, is also a motivating element for the arms-wielding gunmen causing most of the mayhem. The agency’s drive is akin […]
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It had all the elements of drama. But, deeply etched on Senator Smart Adeyemi’s histrionics and lachrymose display was the dilemma of the Ninth Senate’s being unequally yoked with the Presidency. The Senator representing Kogi West, while making his contributions to the debate on the nagging security situation in the country, gave the impression that […]
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By Sola Adeyegbe Indeed, man has the duty to work out his own redemption! It is his duty and he is already endowed with the abilities to do this. He must clean himself. The detergent, the water and all he needs are already available to him in the Holy Word of God brought to him […]
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By Sola Adeyegbe Ask the average man who knows of Jesus about His mission and you will be told in one form or another that He came from His heavenly abode to die for the sins of mankind; He is the sacrifice offered up to pay for man’s iniquity. Indeed, this view is 2000 years […]
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