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Tim LaHaye is dead. He was an American preacher and author. His best seller include Spirit Controlled Life, Why you behave the way you behave, left behind. He died few hours ago.

Source: http://www.christianitytoday.com/gleanings/2016/july/tim-lahaye-dies-left-behind-coauthor-stroke.html

Tim LaHaye, the best-selling author best known for the Left Behind series, “graduated to heaven” early this morning after suffering a stroke at age 90.

His family announced the news of his passing at a San Diego hospital on his ministry Facebook page.

On the eve of his death, ministry partners, fans, and friends urgently asked for prayer on social media this weekend, offering a wave of early tributes that spread through end-times prophecy circles and chapters of Concerned Women for America (CWA), the 600,000-member public policy organization founded by LaHaye’s wife, Beverly.

Vacancy: Confidential Secretary (Male)
Following on-going re-positioning and change Management process in ECWA Theological Seminary, Igbaja, Kwara State, we are looking for a vibrant, energetic, intelligent and committed Christian to fill the position of confidential Secretary within the Seminary.
KEY Requirements
 OND in Secretarial Studies/ Office Tech Management/ Public Administration / Mass communication or NCE English Double Major/office Management or related courses.
 Two (2) years cognate experience.
 Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Must be computer literate as well as proficient in the use of Microsoft office packages with typing speed of 30wpm.
 Responsible for the execution of secretarial duties, Management and Organization of the Provost’s office.
 Compose and prepare correspondences, reports, memorandums, agendas and or minutes of meetings.
 Maintain strict confidentiality, and interact professionally with all levels of Management, staff, students and visitors.
 Maintain good filing systems for smooth data retrieving in the office of the Provost.
 Make travel arrangements for related local and overseas trips
 Convey, coordinate, supervise, pursue and follow up on the instructions by the Provost to the respective management staff.
 To undertake other special assignments, ad-hoc functions and related duties as and when required by the Provost.
 Must be a member of Evangelical Church Winning All (ECWA)
 Must not be more than 30 years.
Apply to:

The Registrar, ECWA Theological Seminary, P. O. Box 20, Igbaja, Kwara State or Email: registrar@ecwatsi.org on before Friday, 22nd July, 2016

Vacancy: Confidential Secretary (Male)
Following on-going re-positioning and change Management process in ECWA Theological Seminary, Igbaja, Kwara State, we are looking for a vibrant, energetic, intelligent and committed Christian to fill the position of confidential Secretary within the Seminary.
KEY Requirements
 OND in Secretarial Studies/ Office Tech Management/ Public Administration / Mass communication or NCE English Double Major/office Management or related courses.
 Two (2) years cognate experience.
 Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Must be computer literate as well as proficient in the use of Microsoft office packages with typing speed of 30wpm.
 Responsible for the execution of secretarial duties, Management and Organization of the Provost’s office.
 Compose and prepare correspondences, reports, memorandums, agendas and or minutes of meetings.
 Maintain strict confidentiality, and interact professionally with all levels of Management, staff, students and visitors.
 Maintain good filing systems for smooth data retrieving in the office of the Provost.
 Make travel arrangements for related local and overseas trips
 Convey, coordinate, supervise, pursue and follow up on the instructions by the Provost to the respective management staff.
 To undertake other special assignments, ad-hoc functions and related duties as and when required by the Provost.
 Must be a member of Evangelical Church Winning All (ECWA)
 Must not be more than 30 years.

Apply to:

The Registrar, ECWA Theological Seminary, P. O. Box 20, Igbaja, Kwara State or Email: registrar@ecwatsi.org on before Friday, 22nd July, 2016

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1. Realize Your Parent's Personality Type

Some people seem to naturally have a domineering spirit. It's not that they try to or want to, but it's just a part of their personality and make-up. Depending on your parents' background, it could be a product of the way that they were raised or experiences they went through during childhood that causes control issues.

2. Talk to Your Parents

Try to schedule a time to sit down and discuss things with your parents. Pick a time when you won't feel rushed or when someone is in a bad mood. Tell your parents in a kind and humble way that you feel they are treating you unfairly and why you feel this way. Then listen to their side without having an attitude. Chances are, if you keep a light attitude and gently point out why you feel the way you do, they will respect that you are acting like an adult and work with you to make the situation better!

3. Have a Good Attitude

No matter what your parents do or say, if you can't seem to win or get any space to breathe, there's always one thing to do. Make sure you keep YOUR attitude in check. Don't let their sour attitude or bad mood ruin your day. Don't let bitterness creep into your heart over small issues-they are your parents. Remember that if they can choose to be rude, you can choose to be kind!

4. Try to See Things from Your Parents Point of View

Your parents care deeply about you, and a lot of what seems to be "control issues" may just be that they are worried about your safety and well-being because of so many troubles and other horrible tragedies that take place these days. Your parents also don't want to see you end up in trouble with the law or running with the wrong type of people. Understand that they only care for you and try not to be too offended that they love you and want to protect you.

5. Don't Fight Back

Don't fight it. When your parents question you and you fight against what they want to know it usually makes matters worse. Your parents may think you are hiding something which only makes them more controlling. Although you feel you are old enough to know better and look after yourself, it's a parents' call to make sure you are looked after and safe. Just take a breath and remind yourself it is because they love and care about you. Simply answer what they want to know. This will reassure them you are okay and in return after awhile they slowly ease up on what feels like a tight grip on your life.

6. Realize There's Only so Much You Can do

You may need to continuously remind yourself that YOU allow their actions or words to affect you. And then do your best to control how you re-act. Truly controlling parents 9 times out of 10 only provoke you because they want a reaction. If you don't supply them with one, they will usually settle back and ignore you. You don't have to prove them wrong. When you've done all you can to change the situation, and nothing helps, just ignore them and go on.

7. Take Action

If it gets so severe you can't even live your life, you may need to consider involving a trusted and godly mentor. Or you may consider moving out if you are old enough of course!
Controlling parents are not easy to deal with, but it can be done. I would encourage you to do everything you can to keep the relationship intact because you only get one set of parents in life. If it's necessary to move out, do so, but in a kind way. And remember your parents DO love you. Did these tips give you any helpful advice?

Kindly add you own

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2. BLEST BE THE TIE THAT BINDS

Gamboh55: Following sir...nice write up

Tanx...update coming soon

spicygrace: Dn't know if it still opening am interested.

I will get back to u

thegoodjoehunt: You believe we Nigerians wanted it to be Mikel because of sentiments. That aside, why should it be Yaya.

No

delishpot: My support!

Tanx

XLR8: Amusing..

Very amusing but the import will linger long in my heart

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Quite painful...how I would have loved Mikel to have that title... and my daughter wept uncontrollable for our dear MIKEL who is under utilizing his great potentials

https://www.nairaland.com/1587666/daughter-wept-mikel#20787867

rsknchrist: Sorry Jare for my slow response I have been busy. I am in lagos Nigeria.

I think you can get in those areas they sell old school gospel musicals like computer village

rsknchrist: Bros do you know if this album still available in d market? for I've checked some store but couldn't see it

Which state are u ?

rsknchrist: Pls everyone. Does anyone know and remember an album tittled DOOR THAT LEADS TO DOORS (forever more) and the name of the singer? I think realised around early 90s sang by Nigerian. Pls if yes can you feed me back in details? Thanks

MELODY EMMASON

Tracks include
Bigger than all mountaina
Its gonna be good etc

#005 Be Obedient

Obedience is the key word in getting to the top. Be obedient. It helps you to depend on the person making order. If you don’t follow order, your life will be in disorder. Obedience has a way making straight the crooked path ahead of you though it may be a tough call to do, but it is beneficial.

#004 Get training

No one is an island of knowledge. Training is important in your quest for quality life. Be trained and retrain. Trainings afford you opportunity to know better, stay ahead of others and be familiar with current issues around you. Be properly trained. If you are not trained you will be drained.

#003 Be Teachable

Be teachable or else you remain a pitiable dinosaur that belongs to ice age. If you are not teachable you cannot go far in life. A man that is not teachable does not have access to greatness. Make your heart teachable to get the best out of the life. Life is too short to wallow in misery. A teachable heart understands mystery of avoiding misery.

#002 Begin With God

Begin your life with God. Never live outside God. Never set out without taking source from Him. Setting out in life without recourse to God, amounts to efforts in futility. To make success in life in true sense of it, must begin with God, your Maker, who can give you power to make it in your endeavors.

#001 Get It Right

Get it right or else you will always get it wrong. The results you get largely depend on whether you are getting it right or you are getting it wrong with your life. You can never be wrong when you get it right. If you are not getting it right with your life, you negatively affect people who are in affinity with you. So, get it right or else you‘ll continue to get it wrong with terrible consequences

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Nice to know that ...I hope you will follow my daily nugget too? I am starting today

Chapter Seven is the break of innocence ... and it will be updated ...thanks for reading and keep reading. I celeberate you

CHAPTER 6: LEFT ALONE

Once again, I was armed with another transfer certificate from the Community School in the village and was taken to Omu-Aran to stay with my dad while every other arrangement made that night around September 1985 was still valid. Why I was withdrawn from my grandma was still mystery. I remembered my dad and I travelled back in his Peugeot 504 SR. My mom joined us the following day with my younger sister, Ayoola. The school was scheduled to resume the following week. Since I started KG and got to Primary 2 before I left ECWA School, it was not hard to gain placement plus the fact that our family was a member of that church. My mom tried to help me get all the things I needed. It was when she left for Offa that it dawned on me that I would be staying with my dad all alone. There are things they decided that I wish they didn’t choose to do. For instance, my immediate younger brother was still in far away Minna and kid brother left with grandma in the village. Mom left with Ayoola and I was alone with my dad. Yes, the life in Omu Aran was by far better compared to the village; there was electricity, TV to watch by 5pm daily, water supply, however, it was more traumatic for me. I have to learn cooking, iron cloth on my own, wash cloth, clean our apartment and most times sleep alone. I started school…it was nice to see my classmates that I left in primary 2 again. There were new faces too. There were people who were a year ahead of us then that I saw in the class. There were new teachers and a new head teacher. The head teacher that was there then retired the previous term ( as a matter of fact, he retired mid 1985 during the high handedness of Buhari/Idiagbon after 38 meritorious service years and just died in 2012 which made him to collect pension for 27 years). The new head-teacher never mentioned writing any pupil’s name in the dreaded Black Book of the school. The school uniform was still L&K Khaki material. It was easy for me to blend because 80 percent of my classmates were from families that were members of the Church. I was assigned desk to share with Moji and Joseph who I was meeting for the first time, they had joined in primary 5. The arrangement was the best for me as preparation for Common Entrance was on top gear. Moji and Joseph were very brilliant. Moji was exceptionally good at English. Her grandfather who she was staying with was a retired principal who had MA Ed from Oxford as far back as 1953 as reflected in the framed picture of his graduating class. It was easy to spot the then young black man among the whites. Joseph was like the famed ancient Pythagoras, one of the greatest mathematicians of the ancient Greek extraction. His understanding of figures was quite exceptional. I was good in English but not as Moji neither was I good at Arithmetic like Joseph however, I was naturally configured to excel at General Papers. It was so amazing to my classmate how I managed to know virtually all the world and regional organizations and year they were founded and where they are headquartered such as WHO, UNICEF, NATO, WTO, OAU; Nigeria political history from 1914 to the 19 states and their governors; the various coups and the heads of state. What made me popular was the way I gave daily updates on the trail for Anini’s arrest that year by the police in the old Bendel State (now Edo and Delta states). The three of us were destined to make great team. Alliance was formed for academic synergy and result was fruitful with the three of us leading the class on ties sometimes. It was initially thought that we were cheating, on the contrary; we joked and talked about what we knew before the exams, correcting one another. At a point, we were scattered during the second term exams. That was when Moji took first position leading Joseph and I with just 6 marks over all as I came second with Joseph. Unfortunately Joseph did not make it beyond Form 2 (later changed to JSS 2) due to bad companies he kept. He lost focus and took to smoking and truancy. Moji went on to qualify as a medical doctor based in the US with her family as at the last time I saw her cousin about 6 years ago. During this time, I was left alone as my dad would travel for days for his business. I was left to fend for myself and therefore opened up for some adolescent delinquency and my heart turned against God completely. The God who I loved back then, who was real to me and helped to come to top class overall in Obbo Aiyegunle. I started skipping church services, no one in sight to police me and boss me around. That was what led to the BREAK OF INNOCENCE

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