Category: Reflection for the day

By Olubunmi Adebayo *We are going into the Social Studies Class today.* *Africa is our continent and how much of it do we still remember?* *Please listen to this 4 year old boy reciting the different countries, doing it alphabetically, and doing it wonderfully well.* *Permit me to ask you – how many of the […]

By Olubunmi Adebayo *Yes, if you get close to the wrong person, he may drag you into the valley of downfall.* *Each time a fellow stands, and he is at the precipice of a hill or a valley, a fall may follow.* *For your information, several people are at the precipice of something, meaning you […]

By Olubunmi Adebayo *Some people are very good at speaking to discourage others.* *While the specialty of some is acting to frustrate people around them.* *Listen Sir, listen Ma, if you allow anyone to speak around you to discourage or frustrate you, that is your own cup of tea, and your headache.* *On the greatest […]

By Olubunmi Adebayo *Continuation of yesterday’s Reflection on the subject of being conscientious in our work and service delivery, which will make all the difference in engaging hands for our industry in these trying times.* *Going forward on yesterday’s explanations on who a conscientious and diligent worker is, such a fellow will be ready to […]

By Olubunmi Adebayo *A big-time employer of labour recently landed at a given city in Nigeria.* *His desire was to establish one or two lines of his industry in the city.* *But there is a challenge that is steering the man in the face :* *How to get reliable hands and conscientious workers to man […]

By Olubunmi Adebayo *Continuation of yesterday’s Reflection with a focus on the need to understand the story behind the names we bear.* *The act of knowing the story behind our names will ensure the following :* *1) Help us live our lives in check, and with better understanding.* *2) Help us pray better and harder […]

By Olubunmi Adebayo *Every name is a story.* *And behind every name, there is a story to tell.* *Let us go through the account of one of the greatest name calls of all times :* *Genesis 21: [1] And the LORD visited Sarah as he had said, and the LORD did unto Sarah as he […]

By Olubunmi Adebayo *It is good we pay attention to Solomon speaking to open up our heart to very deep revelations through one of his simple but selfless nuggets of wisdom.* *He said :* *Prov 30: 8 – “Remove far from me vanity and lies: _give me neither poverty nor riches_; feed me with food […]

By Olubunmi Adebayo *Despite the several parameters of disqualification standing against Joseph as mentioned yesterday, he still became a ruler in the land of Egypt.* *He succeeded in dismantling the stronghold of the disqualifications against him, through the following factors :* *1) Just like the story of David that we discussed on Tuesday, a situation […]

By Olubunmi Adebayo *The story of how Joseph dismantled his own disqualification was a classical example of turning a situation of impossibility into a possibility.* *The odds of the disqualification against Joseph were so staggering. Just imagine the following :* *A) He was a slave: The first level of disqualification against Joseph by which he […]