By Sola Adeyegbe Let me start this by sharing with you some world views on the issue of what happens after physical death: 1. *Materialism:* Nothing survives. Death ends it all. Materialism is the natural accompaniment of atheism.2. *Paganism:* The standard pagan belief is that a vague, shadowy self or ghost survives and goes to […]
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By Sola Adeyegbe Introduction This is an endeavour to make known to our fellow men, the existence of the work In the Light of Truth – The Grail Message. The topic: “The path to ultimate success” is particularly important because it touches on the very core of all human aspirations. Success is desirable in single […]
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It is a delight to be part of this unveiling of a chapter of our history – a story that has not been told in full until now. The story of The Guardian Newspaper is significant, for the redefinition it meant for print media in Nigeria, and for its uniqueness in bringing public intellectuals and […]
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By Bridget Chiedu Onochie Stakeholders in the temple of justice have often clamoured for quality judgment and acceleration of justice delivery in various court levels across Nigeria. As it was often suggested, one of the ways of achieving that objective is through engagement of additional judicial officers to handle the heavy workload in the courts’ dockets. […]
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Washing in a river is very common in Nigeria following government’s failure to provide pipe borne water for citizens Photo: UNICEF As Nigeria joined the rest of the world to celebrate the World Water Day (WWD) 2021 last Monday, many citizens went to rivers, ponds, wells and boreholes located far away or near their homes […]
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By Sola Adeyegbe This question is a source of concern for many who have come to recognise the Truth but feel unworthy to share that which moves them because of their own faults. However, we should not be shy to spread or make known the Truth that we have been permitted mercifully to recognise. After […]
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By Oyeyinka Oludayisi Fabowale A Trinket Box Besides its picturesque landscape, another feature which makes Grailland unique is the tolling of the Grail bells – done twice – early in the morning and in the evening. The haunting scintillating sound, which can be heard all over the sprawling community, is a reminder to residents to […]
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By Oyeyinka Oludayisi Fabowale Of course, it wasn’t my first time as a border on Grailland. Being a member of Grail Movement –Nigeria, I often stayed at the settlement, the headquarters of the not-for-profit organization and residence to some of its thousands of members, when attending major events there. These include retreats, public lectures, the […]
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By Sule Ahmed Oyofo | I have been extremely close to Prince Tony Momoh who doubled as my spiritual and mental godfather to lose sleep as to his whereabouts. Presently, I know there is a lot of grief and wailing about his “sudden” departure and burial at just 81 years of age. But to tell […]
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Some Okada riders between the road dividing Teslim Balogun Stadium and National Stadium in Surulere, Lagos, where motorcycle operations are prohibited on Thursday, February 11, 2021. Photo: Dennis Erezi When the authorities in Lagos State, Nigeria’s commercial capital and one of the country’s most populous states, banned commercial motorcycles and tricycles from major routes in […]
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