Click to join our Facebook live stream A 2 HOUR INTENSIVE PARYER CHANT WITH OUR HOSTS Join Our Elite Worship Team And Learn How to Lead a Prayer Meeting When you think about prayer meetings, what comes to mind? Do you think of words like “refreshing,” “powerful,” “inspiring” and “important”? Or do you think of words like “boring,” “awkward,” “uncomfortable” and “necessary”? Be honest. Sadly, prayer meetings are often something we think we should do rather than something we want to do. But if prayer is having a conversation with the God of the universe, that should be exciting! So where is the disconnect? How has something as amazing as talking to our loving and all-powerful God become so unappealing? One reason prayer meetings are awkward or boring is that they are not always run according to a plan. Since prayer is as simple as talking to God, many people mistakenly think that a prayer meeting should be able to just happen with little to no effort. In reality, getti...
Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Awwal Gambo Article Summary Nigeria’s Chief of Naval Staff has insisted on penalty payments from crew accused of crude oil theft last year. The CNS says the penalty payments are a resilient indication that the Nigerian Navy will stop at nothing to ensure the domain is safer for the sustainable development of Nigeria’s blue economy. Between 2009 and 2020, Nigeria lost 619.7 million barrels of crude oil valued at $46.16 billion or N16.25 trillion to crude oil theft. Nigeria’s Chief of Naval Staff has said that the tanker and crew that were arrested over crude oil theft allegations must pay penalties before release. According to a Vanguard report , the Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Awwal Gambo said this on Monday, May 8. He declared that the tanker, MT Heroic Idun, and it’s 26 crew members that were arrested last year over crude oil theft activities must pay penalties. This is following an order of release by the court after a plea bargain. H...
Web image: Street beggars ‘Repatriated street beggars from Katsina, Kaduna, Niger, Jigawa, Kano, Zamfara, Sokoto, Kebbi, Abia, Imo, Delta refused to learn skills after arrest, profiling’ By Luminous Jannamike, Abuja ON a hot and humid morning in Abuja, a convoy of white buses rolls into the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Vocational and Rehabilitation Centre Bwari. But this is no ordinary visit. The vehicles are there to evacuate 217 street beggars and destitute to their states of origin, as part of the FCT Administration’s plan to rid the city of human and environmental nuisance. “This is not fair! We have nowhere to go!” murmurs a middle-aged man with scraggy beard and tattered black clothes. “Why are they doing this to us?” he adds. But the officials overseeing the evacuation have no time for complaints. They are determined to rid the city of human and environmental nuisance caused by homeless individuals. For months, the FCT has been grappling with the challenge of man...
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