₦airaland Forum

Righteousness abi 2 - persistent witnessing and preaching (100% ok minus 1 for the Trump mess)

Ateam - inspirational messages and breathtaking pictures

Pocahontas - very good write ups

Businext - straight to the point and sharp

Ishilove - lots of similar experiences

Explorer - enlightening topics

I'll update hopefully as I remember

I heard strike has been called off officially

EDUECO:
She had her first degree at(University of Ife) Obafemi Awolowo University.She read English at OAU.

While she bagged her second degree from the Faculty of Education, University of Benin.

She was a staff of UNIBEN Demonstration Secondary School and a staff of NTA.

She taught English and literature.
She started the ministry with the Ehiametalors (Mrs Ehiametalor also taught in UDSS and her husband the then youngest ever to be Prof taught in Faculty of Education).
Although they went their separate ways and had their own separate ministries.

When she started Jesus Women, they used to wear a lapel.
Many other church leaders banned their members from wearing the lapel in their churches and even attending the non-denominational Wednesday meetings then.

Wednesdays used to be hot then, traffic, work closing early, big Marcopolo buses at strategic places to pick members.

Now there's a new Deborah in Benin and she's as popular and influential. She too has a women's ministry and has been made PFN chairperson in the state. In fact their headquarters are along the same road.

When her husband died she fought many battles about leadership. She went under for some time and relocated to Abuja. I can't say she really returned to Benin fully. On her return she became Deb'rah.

I believe she helped a lot of women draw closer to God. Sadly mostly of the Jesus Women members I know were not like her, but God knows them in their own standing.

When I received the news on my professional WhatsApp group last night I checked nairaland to see if it had hit the religion section, it hadn't, but I said I wouldn't want to be the one to form such a thread. I slept off hoping it would be a rude joke when I wake. But alas it's true. At 62 the world has lost Eunice Osagiede (nee Ojeme of Ewu).

A wonderful woman.
Quiet
Graceful
Composed
Persistent
Submissive
Pius
Poised
God fearing.

I wish her family fortitude, I mourn with those who mourn her passing and celebrate with those knowing she's heaven bound according to God's promises to those who believe.

Remember 2020 still has about 23 whole days, pray to God to keep us safe, in health, in peace and under His will. His Will triumphs over wives, husbands, children, money, fame, health, education, food, onions, fuel, good job or good places of primary assignments.

Trust in Jesus Christ today, He loves, He saves, He is near.

no human - wife, slave, servant, debtor or enemy or convict should be degraded, humiliated or subjected in this form at all.

It is well

thebosstrevor1:
Anything like private beach in naija.

You mean beach where they use bamboo to divide a public beach so that they can ask 1000 naira for gate fee.

God knows that many things are scam in Nigeria.

I thought I was the only one thinking it?

It's sad that there's no bar beach again
No public beach sef

Those days you can just walk along the bar beach or seat there

Now everything is gate fee with no extra benefit or luxury

Goodmorning Nl

Pray this morning thanking God for a new day and pray for peace, justice and development in Nigeria please.

It will end in praise

Dude

Let the best man/woman and his or her vice win and get all our support to rule, lead and govern in Jesus name, amen

Sad

What pains me is that there are people here and out there who still support, defend and insult others because of this government

Happy birthday Dr Goodluck Jonathan
Many happy returns
God bless you

Kirchoffs:
No be efritin be prayer ......I really pity Nigerians any little thing una go begin pray

I lost an uncle this year, a very great man, the world lost Steve Jobs, churches have lost leaders and priests, families have lost children, offices have lost bosses, billionaire clubs have lost members...

These people had money, some also prayed, some didn't. But they left us in this world.

Some people who didn't have money in the past have had great testimonies of how they received healing from serious health issues that required lots of money they didn't have.

Some had money and didn't believe in prayers and their money couldn't provide the healing the best medical care they could afford.

If I have money, lots of it and I am ill, the first thing I'd do is pray, then find my way to the hospital if the Spirit leads me there - all for the glory of God, for its God Who has given medics the knowledge, skill and ability to tend human bodies.

I'm a testimony.

Most of late June through to early August I was seriously ill. I spent most of my days on bed.
Days I couldn't even pray while I lay there. I eventually landed in hospital on admission and spent 6 digits in the few days I was there. I was sad until a sister told me something very strong. She told me that God had a reason for me to be there and I should find it and truly I met and attended to some people, 2 of whom died after I'd left. I was told by a man among them who was discharged after me. What role did I play? For the little time I encountered those people, I ministered to them in ways they were very grateful to God for. Although they died, they received care the overwhelmed medics couldn't give before they passed. I also prayed for them and encouraged them.

But God answers prayers in His way. He may choose to heal or take them back to Himself afterall we would all go one day, whether sick or in health).

So

042

pretydiva:
Why did you edit your previous post. Cause you were in a hurry to comment that you couldn't read the post properly

Madam did you edit your post also
Simple apology is hard
You come to a public forum, faceless, unknown
With strangers using different phones and devices
Whether small screen or not.
Who fast to comment epp?
You have no right calling people foolish madam.
I've had to edit posts because of auto correct here and people have politely drawn my attention,
But for you to come out,
leave the story,
offer no words of prayer for the baby or family,
contribute in any positive way...
But focus on any member's comment with an abusive word foolish
And you reply asking why I edited my my my own oh, my comment, not made to you directly oh...

Awww

pretydiva:
Amen

I give you time to apologise

ebenezer202l:
rest in peace ke?
are you sure you read the write up?

Hehehe
Ebenezer
Focus on the story and leave my comment.
Let the blessed baby recover totally in peace with all the necessary funds being solicited for
Oshe

beautyhd:
Go back and read, the baby isn't dead

My dear I thank God
May the baby not die
Being a baby, may the skin get new skin cells that cover the burns.
I'm happy the baby is alive

may the baby recover in peace.
May the family be consoled.
May standard of living improve with better sources of light, electricity and chargeable lamps.
May we be careful, safe and free from unfortunate preventable situations,
In Jesus name, amen

Don't ghost
Don't do anything illegal
Try and see if you can redeploy back to the state of your place of work.
Or ask if your boss can give you one year leave without pay.
If your salary is far above what service gives, please bear and sacrifice.
If it's at par then manage.
Beg your boss to assure you of your spot when you return
Or
Your service year may open new doors to better employment and sources of income.

God bless you and give you wisdom as you have the final say, it's your life sir

Dear corps members, take that assurance at your own risk
In Kogi as in Nigeria, we are mostly on our own

brethren the key word in the title of this topic is
MAY
We shall see next year and many more years to come in Jesus name, amen, whether bad rulers govern badly or not.

I never saw MAY in decisions to increase fuel, electricity or cost of living...

Hope is needed at this hour

All these awareness from different places, are the people in authority listening and learning and avoiding future problems?

e many oh
I'd need to settle and think and respond
Mind you service was years and years ago when Federal government alawee na 4 digits

Why not now
loooooooooooooooong hiss

Nothing positive or citizen friendly...

Thank God my help is in the name of the Lord Who made heaven and earth not any any man not even on myself...

God alone

Bros by catching flower

Meet The Youngest Academic To Become A Senior Advocate Of Nigeria

By

Unini Chioma

November 15, 2020

The Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Afe Babalola University, Ado Ekiti (ABUAD), Professor Damilola Sunday Olawuyi is among the 72 lawyers conferred with the coveted senior advocate of Nigeria (SAN) title by the Legal Practitioners Privileges Committee (LPPC).

The LPPC, in a statement made available to newsmen on Friday took the decision at the end of its 143rd plenary session.

A graduate of Igbinedion University, Okada, the 37-year-old is the youngest academic to become a SAN and the very first from a private University.

Olawuyi earlier made national news in 2006 when he became the first graduate of a private university to achieve a First Class degree at the highly competitive Nigerian Law School.

He was promoted to the rank of Full Professor of Law at the age of 32 years, becoming one of the youngest full professors of law in Nigerian history.

In 2019, he was appointed as the Deputy Vice Chancellor of ABUAD at the age of 36 years, and has now completed an impressive roster of honors with his elevation to the highly coveted rank of SAN at 37 years of age.

A prolific and highly regarded scholar with expertise in petroleum, mining, energy, environment, and agricultural law, Professor Olawuyi has published over hundred articles, book chapters and books on all aspects of sustainable development in African extractive industries.

He has served as a consultant to the United Nations, World Bank, and the UK’s Department for International Department amongst others. He is global Vice Chair of the International Law Association (ILA), Vice President of the Nigerian Branch of the ILA and member of the International Bar Association’s academic advisory group on energy, environment and natural resources.

Professor Olawuyi has delivered lectures on energy law in over 40 countries in Europe, North America, Asia, Africa and the Middle East. In 2019, he received the Herbert Smith Freehills Visiting Professorship at the University of Cambridge, United Kingdom. In 2020, he was appointed by the African Union as a member of its Working Group on Extractive Industries, Environment and Human Rights Violations in Africa.

The new appointees whose swearing-in ceremony has been fixed for December 14 consist of 62 Advocates and 10 from the Academia.

The successful academic appointees comprise Professor Bolaji Owasanoye, Professor Afeisimi Badaiki, Professor Oghenemaro Emiri, Professor Zacchaeus Adangor, Professor Edward Oyewo, Professor Sani Adam, Professor Joseph Abugu, Professor Samson Erugo and Omo-Eboh Ikheowa.

Professor Damilola S. Olawuyi, LL. B (1st Class), BL (1st Class), LL.M (Calgary), LL.M (Harvard), DPhil (Oxford), Professor of Law and Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Afe Babalola University, Ado Ekiti, Nigeria

www.damilolaolawuyi.com


Source- https://thenigerialawyer.com/meet-the-youngest-academic-to-become-a-senior-advocate-of-nigeria/#

Juliusmalema:
The taste of pudding is in eating.

Ride on Gov Duoye Diri.


Toto remains toto

When will a female ever get an appointment or position without men and some women attributing it to what you just posted?
When men get appointed what did they have to do? What do you attribute it to? If it was Laycon or Neo?

Change this mindset it's terribly offensive and disrespectful to the female kind

costandi:
She never performed this song at Kanye's Sunday service. Get your facts right

I wanted to fear oh

Haven immersed my research in Ex Ministries by G. Craig Lewis e for no quantise if she sing this song for Kanye Sunday service, no no

It's been long I attended crossover in church
But I entered 2020 in church and we sang Way Maker like a million times (hyperbole)
We innocently did not know 2020 go rugged, but we rugged am back God helping us.
Sadly a number of people who sang this song that day are no more.
2020 sha
God knows best and we accept His will.
There is a lifting up, amen.
Way Maker on repeat, cutting across denominations, tribes, nations and biases.
God is my Way Maker, My Help, My Father, My Creator, My life's purpose

May the better team win