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The Chief of Army Staff, Lt. General Farouk Yahaya, has identified dearth of infrastructure, economic and social collapse as some of the reasons there is insurgency in the country, which has led to human sufferings and death.

The Army Chief made the remarks while speaking as the Special Guest of Honour at the Third Quarter Media Chat of the Army Headquarters of the Civil Military Affairs Cooperation held at the premises of the 81 Division, Onikan. Lagos, which the National Association of Online Security News Publishers (NAOSNP) attended.

"There is no doubt that modern military operations have mutated from general warfare to complex asymmetric warfare such as insurgency and terrorism which incorporate crimes such as sabotage and kidnapping. These crimes are usually fueled by a deficit in infrastructure, social and economic collapse which in turn leads to human sufferings and sometimes death," Yahaya said.

Yahaya also identified the long stay of military in power as the reason behind the distrust among the citizens, noting that the Army is bent on restoring trust and confidence between the military and the citizens.

He said "It is to be noted that the involvement of the Nigerian Army in statecraft and governance of the country in the past negatively impacted professionalism and resulted in suspicion and resentment by the civil populace towards the Armed Forces. There is thus, the need to build trust, confidence and erase the negative perception of the military among the citizenry. This to large extent inspired the establishment of a Directorate which later transformed into the Department of Civil Military Affairs in the Army Headquarters."

Represented by the General Officer Commanding (GOC) of the 81 Division, Major General Obinna Ajunwa, the COAS expressed utmost happiness at the opportunity to brainstorm with members of the fourth realm, noting that no organisation that knows its onions can do without the media, as they remain the eye and voice of the citizens.

The Civil Military Cooperation (CIMIC) media chat is organized in pursuance of the Nigerian Army’s drive towards keeping the media informed about its civil military cooperation activities as a means of dispelling rumors and providing accurate and timely information to the media in line with the Global Standard Operating Procedure, and is held every quarter. The first quarter edition was held in Abuja which the second quarter edition was moved because of the Army Day celebration held in Owerri, Imo State.

Present at the CIMIC Media chat were media practitioners and Journalists from various media organisations such as newspaper, TV, radio, and online bloggers. The delegate members from the National Association of Online Security News Publishers (NAOSNP) led by their President Samson Oki were also in attendance.

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The Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Faruk Yahaya, today Tuesday 18 October 2022, flagged off three exercises, namely Exercises Still Waters, Golden Dawn, and Enduring Peace aimed at tackling security challenges across the country.

The Exercises, which target mitigation of security challenges in the South South, South East, South West and North Central are to run concurrently across the country.

Flagging off the exercises at the 6 Division Step-up Headquarters in Ahoada, Rivers State, the COAS stated that the exercises were specifically conceptualised to
meet security challenges peculiar to their areas of responsibility in the respective regions.

The Army Chief pointed out that the exercises involved team operations with other Services and security agencies, including the Nigerian Army, Navy, Airforce, the Nigeria Police Force, Department of State Services, Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps, amongst others. He added that the synergy amongst the services and agencies will provide the opportunity for them to bring their special competencies to bear in the operations.
Gen Yahaya further stated that each exercise will address issues unique to their areas of responsibility. "The one here will among other tasks address the issue of oil theft", he added.

The COAS equally expressed optimism that by the end of the exercises, they would have engendered more peaceful and harmonious atmosphere for the yuletide and conduct of violent free elections. He however warned that the troops must remain apolitical and not allow themselves to be derailed.

Earlier, the Chief of Operations (Army) Maj Gen Tunde Akinjobi, while giving highlights of the exercises, said it will adopt both kinetic and non kinetic approaches to make it friendly to law abiding citizens. He called for the cooperation of members of the public to enhnace the attainment of the exercises' desired end states.

The General Officer Commanding 6 Division Nigerian Army, Maj Gen Olufemi Oluyede, whose Division hosted the flag off, assured that the Division would be resolute in the pursuit of its mandate, in order to achieve the objective of facilitating conditions suitable for socio economic activities to thrive.

ONYEMA NWACHUKWU
Brigadier General
Director Army Public Relations
18 October 2022

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September/ October 2022 Environmental Report with Dr. Benard Omoyeni

As the year keeps witnessing severe climatic occurrences and extreme weather conditions, prominent experts at Principles and Application of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), are predicting climate change, biodiversity loss, waste management and pollution issues will continue to shape environmental activities in the coming months.

We can see how climate change is influencing rainfall patterns now, mid October should be heralding the dry season but you see heavy downpour and flooding still being recorded in parts of Nigeria in early October- this signals that the wet season will extend longer than usual. https://www.nairaland.com/7387005/prepare-evacuation-minister-warns-state



While the wet season impacts positively on food production and productivity of biological and aquatic systems, potential for ecological hazards increases, rivers are overflowing their banks and some wildlife are displaced from their habitat, even soil nutrients diminish as erosion increases.

In some cases, incidence of malaria and fever, and other diseases are prevalent in tropical areas.
On the other hand, the dry sesson expected from November comes with droughts and heatwaves that could affect man and the forests, causing changes in plant physiology and physiognomy, additional impact may include tree mortality, forest degradation and desertification. In some cases, incidents of wild fires destroying farm plantations are anticipated.

It's therefore important that the awareness on actions to prevent or mitigate potential impacts of environmental responses to these changes are put in place by the government agencies, environmental action groups etc.

One key tool required by both law and standard to proferred mitigation measures for action/project induced impacts is Environmental Impact Assessment of development actions.


This report is written to provide basic guidance that simplifies the methodologies of environmental assessment.

Authored by Dr. Benard Omoyeni, the book, Principles and Application of Environmental Impact Assessment, is written to promote strong and effective environmental impact assessment (EIA) implementation globally, creating awareness on the use of EIA as a tool for decision making on project execution and development actions.

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1. Emmanade Foods- Fatokun Hannah Adetutu:
Feed the belly, and Feed the Souls

Fixit: What makes Emmanade stand out

Emmanade: The taste, I dont know if you understand that kind of homely taste, when you grab a bite and feel like 'I'm at home'. The good homely taste of it makes all the difference.
My vision is not just about food, it's a mandate mixed with career, to feed the belly, and feed the souls as well, an avenue to tell people about Christ, chip in one or two words of encouragement, like in the process of feeding the belly you feed the soul. People want to eat first before you can tell them anything.


2. CutCrux- Mohammed Aziz
It's not about the money

Fixit: Describe your Relationship with clients

CutCrux: I'd say it's good to be humble, and know how to take care of all your clients, they're all important. It's not about the money they give you, its small money that turns big money. You have to be loyal, respect them, whatever the money they give you


3. Chariots (Jude Odia)

You can use PoP for many designs

Fixit: Who are you and what are you doing?

Chariots: My name is Odia Jude, I'm into Plaster of Paris aka PoP, this is just one of our sites and projects. We have been working on this entire flat for a week now.
I started doing this professionally in 2018. Long time ago I used to accompany my brother to the site and I just loved the beauty of the job. What attracted me was the fact that you can use PoP to create different things of your choice. You can use it to do ark, pillars, even construct a human figure. You can use PoP for many designs and they are all attractive. Those things really attracted me to the profession.

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Online Security News Publishers Felicitate with DSS DG, Yusuf Buchi on Conferment of CFR Honours

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The National Association of Online Security News Publishers (NAOSNP) has congratulated the Director General of the Department of State Services (DSS), Alhaji Yusuf Magaji Bichi, on his conferment of the prestigious Commander of the Federal Republic (CFR) honours, by the President and Commander-in-Chief of the Nigerian Armed Forces, Muhammadu Buhari.

In a statement signed by the Association's Public Relations Officer, Mr. Eric Elezuo, NAOSNP noted that the Chief spy officer is deserving of his award, having distinguished himself in the service of his fatherland.

"We felicitate with you sir on this landmark recognition of your selfless service to the nation in your capacity as the Director General of the Nigeria secret service outfit.

"We acknowledge your efforts in keeping the peace of the nation, and ensuring that intelligence is promptly derived to tackle the insecurity situation, which the country is winning, Mr Elezuo noted.

The statement also quoted the President of the association, Mr Samson Oki, as saying that the honour, which is in recognition of DGSS' sterling leadership qualities and particularly for his tremendous contributions to the security management of the country, is well deserved, and will prompt him to do more to sustain peaceful coexistence.

While rejoicing with the DSS DG, the executive and members of the association wish him good health, greater heights, and many more momentous occasions as he puts his best in the service of his fatherland.

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President Muhammadu Buhari has conferred National Honour of Order of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (OFR) on Dr Ahmed Abubakar Audi, Commandant General of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC).

In a press statement e-signed and released to the National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP by the Corps' Spokesperson, DCC Olusola Odumosu stated that, "President Muhammadu Buhari (GCFR) has conferred National Honour of Order of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (OFR) on Dr Ahmed Abubakar Audi, mni, Commandant General (CG), Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC)."

According to the statement, "Audi was conferred with the National Honour on Tuesday at the International Conference Center (ICC) in Abuja alongside other eminent personalities totalling 450 recipients."

A breakdown of the 450 recipients by category recorded 6 Grand Commanders of the Order of the Niger (GCON), 55 Commanders of the Order of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (CFR), 65 Commanders of the Order of the Niger (CON), 70 Officer of the Order of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (OFR), 6 foreigners for Officer of the Order of the Federal Republic (OFR).

Others are 110 Officer of the Order of the Niger (OON), 74 Members of the Order of the Federal Republic (MFR), 55 Members of the Order of the Niger (MON), 4 Federal Republic Medal- First Class (FRM I), 4 Federal Republic Medal- Second Class (FRM II).

Dr Audi joined NSCDC in November, 1996 as a volunteer and was later regularised as a full fledged officer of the Corps upon the signing into law of the 2003 NSCDC Act establishing the Corps as a full fledged Paramilitary Agency of Government.

He served in various capacities in the last 26 years until his appointment as the 3rd Substantive NSCDC Commandant General (CG) on March 1st, 2021.

He became a Member of the National Institute (mni) as an Alumnus of the Prestigious National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS) after attending the Senior Executive Course 38.

Dr. Audi is also a member and Fellow of many prestigious professional bodies, he has received several Professional Merit Awards and has attended many local and international trainings.

Audi, has since his appointment hit the ground running with his vision to rejig, re-energise, revitalise, revamp, re-focus, restructure and reposition the Corps for better performance.

Under his watch, NSCDC has been rejuvenated and has not only recorded string of successes in the Protection of Critical National Assets and Infrastructure, conviction of arrested suspects but has ensured regular and prompt sharing of actionable intelligence and effective synergy with other security Agencies.

This feat and many more have earned him commendation from the Office of the National Security Adviser (NSA) for his display of extraordinary patriotism, professionalism and commitment which earned him the OFR award by His Excellency, Muhammadu Buhari, GCFR.

According to the NSCDC boss after the conferment "I am highly grateful to be acknowledged and awarded by President Buhari with such National Honour and this signifies the need to put in more efforts towards improving national security.

"I also want to commend my officers and men for their support, hardwork, bravery, resilience and synergy with other security agencies.

"I dedicate this Honour first to God Almighty, all well meaning Nigerians and my gallant officers and men across the country who have made this achievement possible.
Audi assured Nigerians that NSCDC would redouble its efforts and go extra miles in fulfilling its mandate to make Nigeria great, safe and secure.

GOD be praised

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The Shabach praise night shall be coming up on Friday, 14th of October 2022, both at the youth chapel in Canaanland- Ota and at all Area Facilities within Lagos, Ota and Environs, time is 6pm.

SHABACH; Hebrew for loud praise, is a glorious celebration, where worshipers at Living Faith Church under the spiritual authority of Bishop David Oyedepo, come together to honor GOD and acknowledge HIS grace.

Featuring High Praise, Worship, Special Presentations and many more interesting activities, every Winner is admonished to invite family, friends and loved ones, and more importantly, adequately prepare to meet their GOD for diverse encounters.
It shall be our launch into a world of More Than Conquerors, both as a Church and as individuals for life in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen.

Everyone is encouraged to be there, Don't be Told- Youth Alive Fellowship-
Area 59- Iju- Ishaga (Pastor Ajibola Abimbola)
+234 803 527 3755 (Youth Rep- Bro Adeyemi)

Area 13- Ajala- Ijaiye (Pastor John Magaji)
+234 813 527 7813 (Youth Rep- Bro Babatunde)


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President Buhari Confers National Honors on CGC, 3 Other Members of Customs Management

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President Muhammadu Buhari has conferred the National honours of the Commander of the Order of the Federal Republic (CFR) on Comptroller General of Customs, Colonel Hameed Ali (rtd) and three senior Customs Officers of his Management Team.

In a press statement obtained by the National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP stated that, "The Comptroller General of Customs, Colonel Hameed Ali (rtd) and three senior Customs Officers of his Management Team have been conferred with National honours by President Muhammadu Buhari at the 2022 National Honour Award Investiture in Abuja on Tuesday, 11th October 2022."

According to the statement, "Col. Hameed Ali (rtd) was conferred the Commander of the Order of the Federal Republic while the Deputy Comptroller General of Customs in Charge Tariff and Trade Department Talatu Mairo Isa was bestowed with Member of the Order of the Federal Republic."

In the same vein, Deputy Comptroller General of Customs Elthon Edorhe in charge Enforcement Inspection and Investigation Department and Assistant Comptroller General of Customs Adewale Adeniyi Commandant Nigeria Customs Command and Staff College, Gwagwalada were both decorated with Members of the Order of the Federal Republic.

Subsequently, in a Pep talk organised to commemorate the outstanding National Merit Award at the Customs Headquarters in Abuja, the Commander, Training and Doctrine Command, DCG Abdullahi Babani who spoke on the importance of Service, congratulated the CGC and the three other awardees.

According to Babani, the reward for hard work is intrinsically linked with outstanding performance. This the Service has experienced through the conferring of the National Award on the CGC and others. He however admonished all Customs Officers to follow their footprint to further move the Service to greater heights.

In response, the CGC thanked the Officers for the commemorative event and dedicated the award received to all Nigeria Customs Service Operatives" I have been leading the affairs of the Service for over seven years with the core mandate to reform, restructure and raise revenue, I thank you all for making this mandate a reality, I could not have achieved this, without your support and effort, even though there is room for improvement as the result for hard work is more work, I encourage you to continue to work hard and live up to expectation, I hereby dedicate this award to all Officers of the Nigeria Customs Service."

All departmental heads present at the short commemoration event also showered congratulatory messages to the CGC and Senior Customs Officers for the deserving National Merit Awards.

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NATIONAL HONOURS: BUHARI CONFERS CFR AWARD ON IGP BABA; RETIRED IGPs, OTHERS HONOURED

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The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Usman Alkali Baba, psc(+), NPM, fdc was today conferred with the National honours award of the Commander of the Order of the Federal Republic (CFR) by the President and Commander-in-Chief, His Excellency Muhammadu Buhari, GCFR at the International Conference Centre, Abuja.

The honour is in recognition of his immense contributions to upholding the mandate of maintaining internal security in the country, National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP can report.

Also, the President conferred the CFR awards on retired IGPs - Dr Solomon Arase, NPM, fdc, and Mohammed Adamu, NPM, mni.

Meanwhile, the Deputy Inspector-General of Police, Sanusi Lemu, mni got the honour of Member of the Order of the Federal Republic (MFR) award.

On the long list of Police officers honoured are late CSP Ibrahim O. Mohammed, CSP Benedict Okoh Ajide, Sgt Adesina Isaiah and Sgt Umar Saidu. NAOSNP can report that they were bestowed posthumously with the National Honours of the Member of the Order of the Niger (MON) and Federal Republic Medal (FRM) respectively.

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The Director General of Department of State Services (DSS), Alhaji Yusuf Magaji Bichi CFR, fwc was today conferred with the Award of Commander of the Federal Republic (CFR) by the President and Commander-in-Chief President Muhammadu Buhari, GCFR.

The honour is in recognition of the DG Bichi's sterling leadership qualities and particularly for his tremendous contributions to the national security management of the country, National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP can report.

Conveying the felicitation of the entire Department of State Services, the Public Relations Officer at the National HQ,
Abuja, Peter Afunanya, PhD fsi shared: 'The Management and Staff of the DSS rejoice with the DG on this momentous occasion and wish him good health and greater heights. This honour is in recognition of his sterling leadership qualities and particularly for his tremendous contributions to the national security. Congratulations, DG, Sir.'

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Meet buxom ebony beauty, Hannah Fatokun Adetutu, who is a food vendor and CEO of Emmanade Foods N More,

Specialist in jollof rice, Fried rice,White rice, Ofada, Swallows, Ewa goin and Bread, Hannah was born into a family of 8; 3 boys and 3 girls, with parents from Imeko Afon.

Emmanade Foods N More began from the kitchen in the house with soup orders for people on request and running deliveries, along with birthday packs and all, since about 4, 5 years ago, until Hannah thought about making it a daily thing that will bring in daily money, which brought about setting up the restaurant. Read and digest the conversation between FIXIT-Nigeria and Hannah- Emmanade

Fixit.ng: Tell us about yourself and Emmanade Foods

Emmanade: I was born in this Lagos, Akilo precisely, grew up in Meiran Alagbado, moved to Abuleegba.
Had my primary Education at Ritlad Nursery & Primary School- Meiran, and junior secondary school education at IJJSS, senior secondary at Greenfield college, and finally got admission with Osun state polytechnic where I had my ND, after that processed my BSc at Open University and then certifications and all, still in the process.
Food has been my passion from when I was small. I like cooking, and people around me can testify to that. While I was in school, in the hostel I'll just ask everybody 'okay what are we eating today, let's just do a collaboration and I'll handle the cooking'. They know it's my thing, cooking is something I find pleasure in doing and that has actually made it easy

Fixit: How has the journey been?

Emmanade: First of all its been GOD, and passion is second.
The truth is, it's tasking, stressful, but the passion keeps one going, when you venture into something you dont have passion for, you'll be frustrated out of it.
Tasking in the sense that, you have to do some deliveries within short periods. Stress, before you cook this, cook that, waking up early to meet up with people that are going to work, schools, to deliver to them. My alarm rings for 5.30am, we are awake, so in 30minutes, we must be done, by 6 o'clock we leave the house, and 6.30 we are here.

Fixit: How do you intend to influence Nigerian cuisine?

Emmanade: In my own way, we can influence the economy by 1. Many people are actually in this business for the money part of it. Money is actually good but should not be priority. Give people what is edible, what is good for their body is most important, you shouldn't for moneymaking sake give people rubbish, on my own part, I believe in giving people what is edible, and affordable because of the economy, that they should be satisfied with whatever they're buying with even little amount. Such that you can walk in with whatever you have and still eat to satisfaction.

Fixit: What makes Emmanade stand out

Emmanade: The taste, I dont know if you understand that kind of homely taste, when you grab a bite and feel like 'I'm at home'. The good homely taste of it makes all the difference.

Fixit: What's Emmanade's Overall brand vision

Emmanade: My vision is not just about food, it's a mandate mixed with career, to feed the belly, and feed the souls as well, an Avenue to tell people about Christ, chip in one or two words of encouragement, like in the process of feeding the belly you feed the soul. People want to eat first before you can tell them anything.

Fixit: Plans for expanding

Emmanade: Yeah, of course everybody wants to expand in business now, no one wants to be on a spot and not progress. So there are plans of expansion and I know that with GOD it is doable.

Fixit: What is Your Exclusive testimony

Emmanade: I'll give you two out of many. The first is, when I actually had plans to set up the restaurant there was no funds, I can remember, early this year, i was like 'GOD, I want to be out of salary job and I dont know how you're going to do it for me but I want to have my restuarant'. I wasn't even prepared for it but I put agents into action, concerning what I need. I prayed about the direction and GOD gave me the location. When I got the place, this space is what I prayed and there was a go ahead. That's why we are here now. All the resources started coming, one thing I say is, once there is no plan or date attached to something there might not be realization of that thing. I already prayed about it that by June, everything should be done, everything started conforming to it and by June to the glory of GOD, we did the opening of the restaurant.

My second testimony is I got a job that I didn't sweat for, there was no referral, it was just a walk in customer that just ate and liked the food, and 'I'd like you to cater for my daughter's wedding'. Initially when we were having that conversation I was like 'well it's one of those people that tell you what they want to do', not until the person came back and actually dropped money for it and I knew that this is actually GOD in action. No referral, just someone that came in to eat saying 'if your regular food can be like this, your party food will be wow'. That was how the deal was done.
I specially give thanks to GOD for these two testimonies. The salary job wasn't frustrating but I believe in having my own business. I want to employer of labour too. Not because I want to feel like a boss or anything similar but I have a vision to push and there's a space for me in the market too. Salary job wasn't giving me satisfaction. I wanted to be out and do a 'thing' for myself.

Fixit: If not Emmanade, what would you be doing?

Emmanade: If not Emmanade, maybe I'd still be in my salary job, probably working and not being satisfied. When you are no longer finding fulfillment in what you are doing you'll be frustrated. I might not be seeing much now because we are still in the startup level but there's a feeling of satisfaction because it is what I like to do. If I'm to equate it to my salary then I might say it is not upto but I find satisfaction and that alone is okay for me.

Fixit: How did the name 'Emmanade' come about?

Emmanade: Emmanade is a long long story but the summary of it all is what brought about the name was a different thing from the onset. But along the line GOD changed it, gave me a better meaning for it. Since you ask, its 3 names put together to form the brand name. First name is Emmanuel, second is Hannah, and third is Adetutu. Emmanuel meaning GOD with us, then Hannah and Adetutu is my name. GOD with Hannah in this business will go global.

Fixit: Advice to Entrepreneurs

Emmanade: My advice is speak to GOD first about whatever you want to do. There is nothing I dont talk to GOD about, no matter what. There's no tiniest thing I dont talk to GOD about. Every detail is important, you have to carry GOD along with it. Aside passion, passion is not enough, there is time for everything, there might be time to launch and time to still wait, you know the market is competitive, there might be time GOD is actually setting you for, to hold on for the time HE wants to launch you into the business. So if you go faster than GOD you might be frustrated out of it. So you must understand timing. That's why I say you can not out rule GOD, because me as a person cant out rule GOD in whatever I want to do because I understand the Impact of GOD, I've seen how HIS guidance and mentorship has actually helped me, so why will I want to out rule such a PERSON in my activities. So it's important to first understand what GOD'S agenda is for you. 'GOD, should I go on this business?' 'Do I setup a location for it or do I still continue from the corner of my house?' All those little details matter. Like someone asked 'can you really ask the Holy Spirit all those things'- Yeah you can ask, you can ask stupid questions no matter how silly it is, so it's important you first put GOD in whatever you want to do. It makes all these things easy because HE'S the only one that can take you to the right and good places, talking about your sources and locations, all those things are very very important. HE may want you to be in Abuleegba but you feel your target customers are in Ikeja because it's an exponential environment. No, you have to be where GOD wants you to be. Do what GOD wants you to do. Then secondly Passion, you must understand if you have passion for this or it is a matter of time and you'll be frustrated. Encouragement is not enough, you love to do it is important so those 2 are important.


Fixit: Briefly characterize your relationship with GOD

Emmanade: How do I describe a relationship that is like beans and corn cooked together, how do you pick them apart? That's how it is.


Fixit: Who is Fatokun Hannah Adetutu

Emmanade: Hannah is a lover of GOD, well it's not good to actually talk too much about your person. Its always good when third parties give witness of your personality, who you are. So dont let me reference about myself, but I am just the simplest person you can ever meet. Simple, understanding.

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Often times we meet the wrong set of people who bring out a different version of us or force us to grow up fast. Usually they manage to get a reaction from us but according to relationship experts, our reactions might be the fuel they need to keep frustrating us.

Glory be to GOD, Teresa Santana highlights the power of silence

1. Because Silence is the most powerful weapon to drive away narcissists from your life.

2. Silence means ignoring them, not letting them in again in your life.

3. Silence will lead you to choose to be mature and make peace within yourself.

4. Silence will make you fight with your inner self to choose peace, not revenge.

5. Silence will take your whole life back from their world.

Here’s a question: What do narcissists do with your silence?

A narcissist will do all in his power to get you back, or at the very least, punish you, because silence is a major ego blow to him- a narcissist will never stop fighting. So there are some things narcissists do that you should also avoid:

1. Narcissists become socially active, spying on you on social media.

2. They will become enraged and will use insults to damage you.

3. They will blame you.

4. They may try to pull us back into their lives by live bombing.

5. They will make you believe he’s changed.

6. They may use the no contact strategy themselves and practically disappear.

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As rehabilitation and construction work continue, the commuters from Second Rainbow inward section of Cele-Oshodi-Apapa Expressway; Sanya, Ijesha, Agulejike, Cele, Odo-Oluwu, and Iyana Itire Junction spend hours in the traffic and lamented that the service lane meant for the motorists, have abandoned vehicles parked on the section of the road which cause intermittent traffic gridlock and traffic robbery.

A correspondent of Mile2Comnews' on-the-spot assessment of the situation on Saturday, observed that there is massive construction work outward from Oshodi and inward into the Mile 2, and it causes traffic, especially around Sanya, Second Rainbow section of the road handled by Hi-Tech construction company. Also, the correspondent discovered that indiscriminate parking of 'Tokunbo cars' and motorists driving one way on the section of the service lane contribute to the heavy traffic congestion.

The correspondent reported that many commuters do spend hours before navigating through the traffic to continue their journeys.

The Hi-Tech construction company mounted roadblocks to divert the traffic movement while the commuters force their way to drive against the traffic and this cause gridlock.

A commuter who identified himself as Moses Charles said: "I regret taking this route. I've spent 2 hours navigating Second Rainbow to Oshodi. This is a journey that should be less than 10 minutes. But I've spent 2 hours now."

Another commuter, Kunle Yusuf who works around the Apapa axis said the area had turned to a hub of traffic robbery. "For the past few weeks, serious traffic robberies have been experienced due to traffic," he said. He added that unlicensed "'Tokunbo car mart and abandoned vehicles parked on the service lane inward Cele constitute serious gridlock.

He said : "The causes of the traffic robbery along Ijesha, Odowu, and Agunlejika are those traders who sell by the roadside, Tokunbo car mart and abandoned cars parked on the service lane."

He called on the Lagos State Environment Taskforce unit to look into removing the abandoned vehicles parked indiscriminately on the roadsides to ease traffic in these areas.

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Saturday October 8, 2022

FRIENDSHIP CENTER MANUAL
Gideon and Jacob are good friends who used to work together. While Gideon kept his job, Jacob resigned to venture into his private business.

Both of them have partnered on 2 major business transactions that produced good profit. While Gideon made 1 million naira profit from the last transaction, Jacob made 9 million because he invested more time and capital into the business.

Another business is in the pipeline for both of them with an estimated profit of 25 million naira per investor. Jacob has enough cash and time to invest in the business and he thinks it is high time Gideon resigns to face the business full time.

Gideon is considering this. He does not have the 10 million Naira required to invest in the business but he is thinking of 'borrowing' money that was kept in his care by his brother. His younger brother has been out of the country and has been sending cash to Gideon's account every month (for 3 years now) because he wants to buy a land in his choice area In Lagos. His brother has saved 20 Million so far and is planning to come to the country in 9 months with enough cash to balance up and buy his land.

The business has a high risk but the profit is worth it. Borrowing his brother's money will mean that he won't need to pay interest on bank loans.
Should Gideon resign and borrow his brother's money without telling him(because his brother does not believe in taking risks). As a Christian isn't he betraying his brother's trust? Is the risky business worth family loyalty?

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jimmychang:
I have been through shit guy,I dropped out of university due to lack of funds, slept on the ground for three years. .I gave my dad 2.5m I hustled painfully to buy land for me and he misappropriated the money .I am not even 30 yet I don see shege.


I currently have nothing. BUT WE MOVE.I don't go to church but I know the earth will work for me.

At least you have life. Give thanks to GOD, HEs the reason you haven't lost it all. Blessings of the LORD pass just financing. At least its not like you have a beautiful house but you are spending rents received on health challenges. In every situation, Give Thanks

Boluwatife Rosanje is the proud shoemaker-CEO of RARE Creations (acronyms derived from- Rosanje Anuoluwapo Rebecca Evangel).
Last born in a family of 4 kids to Mr. & Mrs Rosanje from Odogbolu local government in Ijebu, Ogun state, the multifaceted Boluwatife shares her experiential journey as a female shoemaker with GODSPOWERPROJECT

GPP- How has the experience been?

RARE- It has been wonderful, you know how life is, sometimes business will be rosy and other times somehow, but in everything you just have to give thanks to GOD, because I really appreciate GOD, it's not by my power neither by my might.

GPP- What continues to motivate you?

RARE- I think me, I see myself as a product of grace, and the support and encouragement I get from my family and friends continue to push me to do more and do better.

GPP- What are your Major challenges

RARE- Basically financial challenges and another challenge to me is the schooling aspect. I graduated secondary school about 3-4 years ago, now imagine my mates are in school, learning, my major concern now is I dont want to see my mates and dodge, that's my major prayer. Me not being in school now, GOD knows best, even Nigeria itself is so messed up, because I wrote jamb and passed, but the university are doing as they like. My major challenge is the need to work on my finance, family and schooling.

GPP- Let's discuss greatest reward and memorable moments

RARE-
Rare Creations will be 2 years by October 17, I was trying to pen down my customer database, I couldn't document them all and I just decided I'd just throw a general anniversary party where everyone should just come, because I intended to do something special for my customers but I lost count. I really thank GOD for every reward, support and love from everywhere.

GPP- Your advice to general public?

RARE- After GOD, the first thing in life is loving yourself, when you love yourself and know what you love, because I know I'm a fashion person and so in life, you have to have self discovery, self confidence and high self esteem. The road to self discovery involves knowing what makes you happy because your happiness should be your first priority because there are times you'll be down with nobody to help, so you have to cheer yourself up. Like I noticed sketching illustrations works for me.

GPP- Don't you feel intimidated in this Male dominated hustle

RARE- Do I? I don't, I'm even proud of it actually, you know it makes a difference being a lady-shoemaker. I say yes, I'm proud of my job, that's what I do for a living.
I came across my boss- a female making footwear and I thought, 'wow, a lady can do this too', but every of her apprentices were male. It became 'since she can do this, I can learn it also' so I had it in mind to learn it.

GPP- Where do you see RARE Creations in 2 years?

RARE- I see the business going international outside Nigeria, though that involves working on myself first, because you just can't go international without knowing what the international market entails, the locations and you know the way we satisfy our Nigerian customers cannot be the same way to satisfy our abroad customers. I want to see my works in boutiques over there, partnering with businesses and companies over there. Home and abroad actually, because you cannot go there and forget your source

GPP- Describe your relationship with GOD

RARE- I use it as a slang already, when GOD is your Sugar Daddy, you just do anyhow. Because me and GOD just click. HE'S my close pal. We discuss and do things together.
Being a lady in a male industry, there are some touches there, but GOD is my close Pal. HE never leaves me, always with me.

GPP- If not this business what would you be doing now?

RARE- If not this business probably as I graduated from school I'd be in a hurry to enter university and then when I'm done with university I'll now come back because in Nigeria, after school there's no work. You just have to make a means of survival for yourself.

GPP- What is the common misconception about ladies in this profession?

RARE- People get it wrong by saying it's a guys work dont forget the saying that "what a man can do a woman can do better" and some people say it's a dirty job and I use to tell people my Yoruba proverb that says "its inside the dirt that we find money "

GPP- So how do you handle clients who ask you out?

RARE- Clients who ask me out I go straight to the point, if I'm interested I'll tell you but if I'm not, we'll just maintain client-customer relationship. I dont bring fun or pleasure into my business. There was a time I had a boyfriend, I said to him 'when it's time to work let's go straight to the point about business here and when we talk about our relationship that's another ballgame. If you want to make pam, bro you're gonna pay but I might give boyfriend discount but you're gonna pay

GPP- How did the RARE Creations come about?

RARE- I was in school when I got the RARE,
I was class captain and there's this room where I usually pray or read. This particular day I was observing a personal fast and the inspiration just popped. So I started wondering what the RARE meant. I have not dreamt of this shoemaking venture then. I only got the name first and over time it started coming to me

R- Rosanje/ Rebecca
A- Anuoluwapo/Adetutu
R- Rebecca
E- Evangel

I asked my mum how my Evangel name came about and she said they were on evangelism outreach when she gave birth to me. I was given birth to during evangelism.
So later when I learned the business and looking for a brand name, the RARE was whistling in my head, in my heart and everywhere and I just added the Creations. RARE Creations has been in existence for over 2 years
FB- RARE Creations
Instagram- Mhiz_rare
Where I mostly post pictures of my works

nansia:
God Bless your talent sweetheart

GOD be praised, she can be reached
08-08289-561-0

To GOD be all Glory
GODSPOWERPROJECT

in Nigeria, after school there's no work. You just have to make a means of survival for yourself

Boluwatife Rosanje is the proud shoemaker-CEO of RARE Creations (acronyms derived from- Rosanje Anuoluwapo Rebecca Evangel).
Last born in a family of 4 kids to Mr. & Mrs Rosanje from Odogbolu local government in Ijebu, Ogun state, the multifaceted Boluwatife shares her experiential journey as a female shoemaker with GODSPOWERPROJECT

GPP- How has the experience been?

RARE- It has been wonderful, you know how life is, sometimes business will be rosy and other times somehow, but in everything you just have to give thanks to GOD, because I really appreciate GOD, it's not by my power neither by my might.

GPP- What continues to motivate you?

RARE- I think me, I see myself as a product of grace, and the support and encouragement I get from my family and friends continue to push me to do more and do better.

GPP- What are your Major challenges

RARE- Basically financial challenges and another challenge to me is the schooling aspect. I graduated secondary school about 3-4 years ago, now imagine my mates are in school, learning, my major concern now is I dont want to see my mates and dodge, that's my major prayer. Me not being in school now, GOD knows best, even Nigeria itself is so messed up, because I wrote jamb and passed, but the university are doing as they like. My major challenge is the need to work on my finance, family and schooling.

GPP- Let's discuss greatest reward and memorable moments

RARE-
Rare Creations will be 2 years by October 17, I was trying to pen down my customer database, I couldn't document them all and I just decided I'd just throw a general anniversary party where everyone should just come, because I intended to do something special for my customers but I lost count. I really thank GOD for every reward, support and love from everywhere.

GPP- Your advice to general public?

RARE- After GOD, the first thing in life is loving yourself, when you love yourself and know what you love, because I know I'm a fashion person and so in life, you have to have self discovery, self confidence and high self esteem. The road to self discovery involves knowing what makes you happy because your happiness should be your first priority because there are times you'll be down with nobody to help, so you have to cheer yourself up. Like I noticed sketching illustrations works for me.

GPP- Don't you feel intimidated in this Male dominated hustle

RARE- Do I? I don't, I'm even proud of it actually, you know it makes a difference being a lady-shoemaker. I say yes, I'm proud of my job, that's what I do for a living.
I came across my boss- a female making footwear and I thought, 'wow, a lady can do this too', but every of her apprentices were male. It became 'since she can do this, I can learn it also' so I had it in mind to learn it.

GPP- Where do you see RARE Creations in 2 years?

RARE- I see the business going international outside Nigeria, though that involves working on myself first, because you just can't go international without knowing what the international market entails, the locations and you know the way we satisfy our Nigerian customers cannot be the same way to satisfy our abroad customers. I want to see my works in boutiques over there, partnering with businesses and companies over there. Home and abroad actually, because you cannot go there and forget your source

GPP- Describe your relationship with GOD

RARE- I use it as a slang already, when GOD is your Sugar Daddy, you just do anyhow. Because me and GOD just click. HE'S my close pal. We discuss and do things together.
Being a lady in a male industry, there are some touches there, but GOD is my close Pal. HE never leaves me, always with me.

GPP- If not this business what would you be doing now?

RARE- If not this business probably as I graduated from school I'd be in a hurry to enter university and then when I'm done with university I'll now come back because in Nigeria, after school there's no work. You just have to make a means of survival for yourself.

GPP- What is the common misconception about ladies in this profession?

RARE- People get it wrong by saying it's a guys work dont forget the saying that "what a man can do a woman can do better" and some people say it's a dirty job and I use to tell people my Yoruba proverb that says "its inside the dirt that we find money "

GPP- So how do you handle clients who ask you out?

RARE- Clients who ask me out I go straight to the point, if I'm interested I'll tell you but if I'm not, we'll just maintain client-customer relationship. I dont bring fun or pleasure into my business. There was a time I had a boyfriend, I said to him 'when it's time to work let's go straight to the point about business here and when we talk about our relationship that's another ballgame. If you want to make pam, bro you're gonna pay but I might give boyfriend discount but you're gonna pay

GPP- How did the RARE Creations come about?

RARE- I was in school when I got the RARE,
I was class captain and there's this room where I usually pray or read. This particular day I was observing a personal fast and the inspiration just popped. So I started wondering what the RARE meant. I have not dreamt of this shoemaking venture then. I only got the name first and over time it started coming to me

R- Rosanje/ Rebecca
A- Anuoluwapo/Adetutu
R- Rebecca
E- Evangel

I asked my mum how my Evangel name came about and she said they were on evangelism outreach when she gave birth to me. I was given birth to during evangelism.
So later when I learned the business and looking for a brand name, the RARE was whistling in my head, in my heart and everywhere and I just added the Creations. RARE Creations has been in existence for over 2 years
FB- RARE Creations
Instagram- Mhiz_rare
Where I mostly post pictures of my works

TheOldGods:
you talk like a child. Depression is a sickness young man. It could be managed not cured. And it takes alot of wheel power, there is nothing like God. We Humans are already God's. We determine what we want. I hope depression hits you then you can run to your God and let him Save you.

People just come online and rant nonsense

Bros, Exodus 23v25-26. & Deut28v1-end

sreamsense:
,..

I pray he's able to come back

Corridon:
K

Omo

jimmychang:
Shut the Bleep up,everything is not God God God.Nothing like small depression.I hope you don't get depressed one day and experience how bleeped up life is.


Was he wrong?.We will all die anyway .

On the contrary everything is and should be GOD, GOD, GOD.
At one point in life or the other we all battle depression or emotional sickness of sort, our relationship with GOD plays a huge role in overcoming them. Same life you term "bleeped up" at one time gave you your best memories. demonic forces will come to steal your joy and instead of running to GOD, you see people forming pyschologists, philosophers, intellectuals, etc.

A poster above mentioned contributing to the suicide victim's life, I pose this question to you, there is also another commenter on this thread asking for support towards her health, instead of supporting her with prayers and cash, GOD forbid something negative happens, shey na Rip you dey wait to type

Righteousness commented and it is positive, I can go and relax and snub the disbelieving antagonist. GOD bless you Sir.

GODSPOWERPROJECT

She clocked 100 on the 1st of October, To GOD be all the glory

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mM-CIf0SwPw

No gimmicks, brace yourselves up to experience GOD'S unequivocal power through Jesus Christ in full dimension at the Living Faith Commission where Jesus is King forever, GOD'S Word is True.

It was a divinely glorious moment this morning at Faith Tabernacle as Elder Mrs. Ruth Oluwatoyin Mustapha was welcomed on the altar to share her testimony of GOD'S faithfulness in her life since joining the body of Christ at Living Faith Commission under the Apostolic mandate of Bishop David Oyedepo.

It doesn't matter what your situation or experience tells you, The GOD of Abraham, Isaac, Israel (Jacob), Hagin, Yonggi Cho, Copeland, Oyedepo, Abioye and GODSPOWERPROJECT, remains faithful to HIS promises. (Gen.6v3)

GOD alone be praised in the mighty name of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

The summary of the testimony is that Mama joined the church when she was a muslim, when things were tough ,negative and down but GOD has turned everything around for her. Put your hands together for Jesus

MufasaLion:
Oh yes, the incomplete scriptures!

At least the Power of GOD innit is not incomplete.

MufasaLion:
That shows your God's not faithful.

Na you sabi the god wey you dey serve. We serve the living GOD of the Scriptures


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qbubU5zBATs

Watch full service and decide for yourself

MufasaLion:
100-year-old? Jokers!

We are not here to celebrate GOD'S faithfulness, not deliberate with the lion king,

To GOD alone be all glory