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Another Hymn I like so much is one sang by Deeper Lifers During Retreats
Jesus Only is Our Message
Jesus all our theme shall be
We will lift up Jesus Ever
Jesus Only will we see.
chorus
Jesus only Jesus ever
Jesus all in all we sing
Savour,Sanctifier,Healer,Baptiser and Coming King..
And for Jesus we are waiting
Listening For the trumpet sound
then it will be us and Jesus
living ever with our God

DollyParton1: MY FAITH HAS FOUND A RESTING PLACE
1.) My faith has found a resting place,
Not in device nor creed;
I trust the Ever-living One,
His wounds for me shall plead.
I need no other argument,
I need no other plea;
It is enough that Jesus died,
And that He died for me.

2.) Enough for me that Jesus saves,
This ends my fear and doubt;
A sinful soul I come to Him,
He’ll never cast me out.

3.) My heart is leaning on the Word,
The written Word of God,
Salvation by my Savior’s name,
Salvation through His blood.

4.) My great Physician heals the sick,
The lost He came to save;
For me His precious blood He shed,
For me His life He gave.

This hymns reminds me always of how Christ's death and blood gives me life and assurance in all areas of my life.

Very Inspiring hymn indeed!

Hymn singing is a solemn way of worshipping God during Christian services.The Hymns are read from different worship song books or hymnals during the course of the service.While some are sung to worship God,others affirm one's love for God, pledge commitment to God's work on earth and remind Us of our home above etc.
The First line of my favourite Christian Hymn reads 'Guide me Oh thou Great Jehovah Pilgrim Through This Barren Land'

I am not from Osun state but if you compare Osun state to what was obtainable before he came in you will appreciate and rate Aregbesola as a performing Governor.
Travel and see and stop doing bad belle politics

The Edo state police has arrested a 25- year-old man, Bestman Momodu for stabbing his father, Zubeiru Momodu to death over a stick of cigaretter worth N10.
Best Momodu confess to killing his father over a stick of cigarette.The incident occurred on August 16 at Ubiane, Aviele in Estako West local government area of the state, according to the state Commissioner of Police, Mr. Foluso Adebanjo .
The 25-year-old Bestman,an indigene of Etsako West Local Government Area of Edo State, who confessed to the crime was said to have smoked the cigarette belonging to his father which resulted into an argument after the father found out his cigarette was missing.
In the heat of the fight, the suspect was said to have brought out a knife which he used to stab his father three times, killing him instantly.
The suspect confessed to the crime saying : “I stole his cigarette and he found out. So he started shouting at me and quarreling. So, mistakenly I took a knife and stabbed him. I have not seen the dead body but I heard he died. But the community people arrested me after I killed him.”
“You know it was the kind of life we used to live. It was a mistake,” he said.

source:www.naij.com
This na typical end time things

spankyflex: gurus in the house please is it possible to do direct MSC in biotechnology with bsc in biology education.need reply asap.thanks

switching to courses in sciences from education depends on the school and credits you have in that field you are switching to.This can be determined by your courses taken at the undergraduate level.
However if you have enough credit loads to be admitted into Msc the school will not hesitate but most science education courses have a balance of Education and sciences in almost equal proportion at first degree so for someone taking sciences and his counterpart in education the odds are that the man in science will have more science credits than the education student hereby making it compulsory for the education to take either a pgd before switching or if the school is magnanimous in granting Msc admission you will be required to do extra loads to meet up.

No human being is god.Humans err to show imperfections.Anyone can make mistake.What this couple need in these trying times is prayers and not judgement.God alone is the judge.

If the sponsors only know the implication of what they are doing.Call it karma or whatever name one day they will surely pay for their actions of commission or omission

Ehimenboy: Thanks but don't you think those who have their first degrees in those fields are preferred to those who 'switched'?

For anyone switching to another field of study basically two things are involved
the first is wanting to be fulfilled
while the other is the prospects that abound in such field.
For any advertised position competency is what is required whether you have a first or postgraduate degree in that field as a HR person i can say that we do not have any particular order of preference for any candidate possessing a required certificate either as a first degree or a postgraduate degree

A postgraduate Diploma is offered to students who are moving fro one field of study to another
For example if you are an engineer and want to become a teacher a pgd in education would do

The Certificate is recognized as a professional one and can be used for further academic pursuits.It is can also be used in the Educational sector for upgrading and promotion.

Tough times never last but tough people do. A young university graduate, Afred Ajani, demonstrated amazing resilience to get a job when he stood in the busy Waterloo Station in London, with a placard advertising himself as an applicant in want of job.

Ajani, whose surname suggests possible Nigerian parentage, stood at the entrance of the railway station on Monday, August 19, during the rush hour, holding up a sign stating: ‘Marketing graduate (BA Hons 2:1 Coventry Uni). Ask for CV.’

This is happening at a time when most Nigerian young graduates struggle for visa to the United Kingdom in search of greener pastures. Others, too numerous to mention, brave death en-route Europe as they journey through the desert in search of employment opportunities. Not minding the fact that almost half of fresh graduates in western countries are now in ‘non-graduate’ or ‘stepping stone’ roles, such as bar-tending, and other menial jobs, young Nigerians still dash for UK visa like a ticket to heaven.

Ajani, who lives in South London graduated in Second Class Upper division from Coventry University, yet, his nice grade couldn’t secure him a job. After applying for 300 positions without success, he took an unusual step by holding up a sign in his hands during the rush hour, advertising himself as a jobless graduate of Marketing to thousands of commuters buzzing around the train station.

His new approach became the charm that caught the attention of many company directors, who walked up to him to discuss potential positions and gladly picked up his CV. His radical step unlocked gates of opportunities, with prospective employers inundating him with calls and e-mails within hours. At the last count, he has been interviewed for a ‘dream’ sports marketing job in Spain, as well as other choice offers.

His unusual way of looking for a job has worked! Aside being inundated with emails and calls, Ajani had an interview with sports hospitality firm THG Sports. He said: “The response has been incredible. I’ve even had to have my family and friends help me go through all the emails and phone messages I’ve received. I’ve spoken to THG about a sales position in Barcelona, which would be a brilliant as it is in the area I want to go into and studied.Living abroad would be a great experience too, so it’s something I’m really excited about.”

Ajani said his mum, Lola, was proud of him for thinking out of the box to get the desired attention. ‘My mum, Lola, is really proud of me. She gave me a big hug when she saw the response I had got. And she had me up at 5.30am this morning following up some of the offers I have received.’

Speaking about his job prospects, he said: “One woman worked in advertising and took a CV and another guy ran back from his train and said he’d walked past but had started thinking and might have something for me. I’ve already had some phone calls and have got an interview booked for later today. The support was great, one man even bought me a cup of tea and told me ‘good luck’.

He added: “My mum is proud of me. She came down to the station and was hugging me and saying she hoped I could help support our family.”

Rather than feel ashamed of his rare act, Ajani said he had received scores of messages of support from fellow graduates and classmates. He said his expectations remain high to secure a full-time position in no distant time.

On the pressures on graduates to find a job in the current market, he said: “If everyone is saying we don’t have experience, then I do not understand how we are supposed to get that experience.”

Speaking about what motivated him to take this unusual approach to job hunting, Ajani says he was frustrated that he hadn’t found a job since May, and that the opportunities he had found weren’t areas he was interested in. He is interested in strictly marketing/advertising jobs.

“I realised that there are thousands of students out there using the same old methods of applying for jobs online and through recruitment agencies and so I thought I’d try something different.

I got up early and went to the station. At first people just looked at me but after about 10 minutes people were stopping and talking to me. They said they’d never seen anything like it before and were really impressed,” he says.

A photo of Ajani giving his CV to people at the train station made its way to Twitter, prompting many people on the social media platform to commend his efforts, and offering to assist him.

His courageous act also won the heart of the Editor of Marketing Week, Ruth Mortimer, who wrote him a letter, hailing marketers for their sense of creativity, pro-activity and thinking. She said Ajani has since received a better response rate than most people using latest email campaign.

Mortimer also urged friends to help Ajani get a job. “Alfred, get in touch with our own marketing team (just email laura.mcqueen@centaur.co.uk) and we’ll hook you up with our friends in the recruitment team, make sure you keep up to date every week with a Marketing Week subscription and throw in a ticket to the Festival of Marketing.”

source:sunnewsonline.com

Typical Nigerian With the never say never spirit.
I rep #Spirit of Naija

You are remembered by what you have done.The lives you saved by your brave action.Your dedication to duty while your colleagues in the public sector are on strike.
I salute your courage.You are an amazon.Sleep on beloved
Rest in Perfect Peace.

Nice one.Let's be our brothers's keepers.
Ndito eka mi edibo discharge certificate mbufo!

Dr Adedavoh and Nurse Ejelonu,your labours shall not be in vain. R.I.P,our heroines.

Excessive corruption accounts for most of our debts.But mind you 'stealing government money is not corruption'

Considering your career orientation,you cannot study medicine as a second degree unless you go back to write JAMB.
However,you can go for lucrative agro-based courses which are in line with your first degree.It will help you build a solid career progression pathway as it will make you become a professional in your field.

ADMISSION TO ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES 2014/2015 SESSION
visit http:pgschool.ui.edu.ng/prospectus-pdf

Let us stop HATING.EVERY country has its own slum(s).Look at the good side of government's efforts and see how you can complement it in your own little corners.Form volunteer groups in your areas and do your best to make the society a better place for our habitation.

God will continue to expose them.
Please let us be very vigilant and watchful.
Let us be our brothers' keepers
We shall overcome.

Proud to be a son of this state. AKWA IBOM AYAYA!

mirage seen on a hot long road is also an example.

This is expected as students dont read anymore.Instead they depend on expos from the Internet after FACEBOOKING,2GOING,WATSAPPING,PINGING etc.

Ask yourself this questions
WHAT AM I DOING HERE?
HOW IS WHAT AM DOING CONTRIBUTING TO MY LIFE DREAMS?
WILL I BE FULFILLED WORKING FOR SO LONG HERE?
IF NOT,START WORKING ON AN EXIT PATH CAREEER WISE
It might take sometime but if you focus and strategize,you will get there soon.

#AMERICA WILL KNOW

MAY GOD HAVE MERCY!

That one no be big deal now.
na ur thing.No contest.
Na you get am and go chop am tire
you wey don wait since no go die because you no enter jerusalem for your wedding nite.
na just red flag
e go soon expire
abeg wait at the gate till you are allowed to enter.

jumia abeg refund his money biko.

Nice one.May God keep them in Good health.

As usual please come with your bibles and canes to flog and cast away.....................
when pastor say you will never leave here the same two things happen
1.The power of God touches you and you change for the better
2.You get demonized because you dont know his source of spiritual power.