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by Sunday-Akanni M.

This time last year, I was wrapping up my NYSC journey in Lokoja, Kogi State.

For the first time in my life, I stepped out of the comfort of the South-West, where I was born and raised with loved ones, into the northern part of the country where I knew no one. But I knew God, and I carried God’s presence with me.

Right from orientation camp, the wisdom of God in Christ began to guide me on how to maximize my experience. One of the results was the favor I received from NYSC officials to stand before fellow corps members and preach God’s Word during one of the morning devotion sessions.

During my service year in Lokoja, it was common for corps members to hold tightly to their monthly stipends because of the realities of post-NYSC life — job hunting and all that comes with it. But I took steps of faith. I invested my resources in personal community development projects to better the lives of the people of Kogi State. By God’s grace, I was able to:

- Organize an Inter-Secondary School Debate Competition and launch a 4-month Digital Skills Empowerment Scheme for young people in Lokoja, Kogi State.
- Lead a sensitization campaign for traders at Old Market, Lokoja, which also included the donation of a brand-new metal recycling bin for plastics and cans. The focus was to raise awareness about environmental cleanliness and how our actions and inactions contribute to climate change.
- Assist residents of Cemetery Junction Community to renovate their dilapidated borehole, so they would no longer struggle to access clean water.
- Expose young people in Kogi to 21st-century skills and information. For several weeks, I consistently showed up to teach digital skills such as cybersecurity and networking.
- Organize the Talent To Prosperity Conference in Lokoja, where over 100 youths, mostly serving corps members, were equipped with practical knowledge on topics like Leveraging AI for Wealth Creation and Leveraging Established Institutions for Talent Utilization.

At the end of my service year, I was honored with both the Lokoja Local Government Award and the Kogi State Government Award, which qualified me for consideration for the prestigious Nigerian Presidential Award.

Finally, I want to encourage every believer out there to cultivate faith that drives you to embark on massive projects, even when you don’t yet have the resources, projects that will help people and bring glory to our Lord.

By God’s grace, I am a preacher engaged in ecclesiastical ministry. But I’ve also learned the Kingdom template modeled by our Lord Jesus and by apostolic fathers like Paul, whose ministry was not restricted to the four walls of a religious building. In addition to my ministerial responsibilities, I founded Talent To Prosperity Network — a purpose-driven enterprise focused on helping individuals, especially young people, discover, develop, and deploy their innate talents for personal growth, societal impact, and economic empowerment; as well as AI For Orphans — an NGO mobilizing Artificial Intelligence for the empowerment of orphans.

To God be the glory!

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Dear reader, what are you also going to do to better the lives of people around you?

Remember, God is counting on you. Don't fail God.

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Happy Sunday

Lie say you no dey sin till now lol

Interesting15:
If you are a young person yet to discover yourself, take appropriate steps and avoid the too many distractions around today

na so neon adejo dey flirt with person wife

Amoda Yekini is an evil man!

Sharpiru, more grace ogo

Sermwell:
Amoda Yekini is an evil man!

Yes ooooo

But bola tinubu is a good man if not ur kinsmen in Adamawa and Anambra won’t pai themselves on long bus just to live in lagos lagosians don’t go to that 2 state only akwa ibom oyo Abuja and better countries eg uk

Welcome to the pulpit bandits gang..

Pulpit hustler!


May your hustle pay.

Interesting15:
Dear reader, what are you also going to do to better the lives of people around you?

Remember, God is counting on you. Don't fail God.

Commendable personality. Keep up the good work.

However, do not believe the climate change crap that whites fed you, it's a scam. When you do your research you will find out.

Start with carbon prints in Kenya and land grabbing

Menclothing1:
Yes ooooo

But bola tinubu is a good man if not ur kinsmen in Adamawa and Anambra won’t pai themselves on long bus just to live in lagos lagosians don’t go to that 2 state only akwa ibom oyo Abuja and better countries eg uk

Is your tinubu from Lagos state? Did he also not run from his village in Osun State to Lagos like others?? So you mean no yorubas in Edo State where I come from?

May your oil never run dry. May the Lord enlarge you coast. Amen
Go on with your exploit in God'sguidance.

Interesting15:
by Sunday-Akanni M.

This time last year, I was wrapping up my NYSC journey in Lokoja, Kogi State.

For the first time in my life, I stepped out of the comfort of the South-West, where I was born and raised with loved ones, into the northern part of the country where I knew no one. But I knew God, and I carried God’s presence with me.

Right from orientation camp, the wisdom of God in Christ began to guide me on how to maximize my experience. One of the results was the favor I received from NYSC officials to stand before fellow corps members and preach God’s Word during one of the morning devotion sessions.

During my service year in Lokoja, it was common for corps members to hold tightly to their monthly stipends because of the realities of post-NYSC life — job hunting and all that comes with it. But I took steps of faith. I invested my resources in personal community development projects to better the lives of the people of Kogi State. By God’s grace, I was able to:

- Organize an Inter-Secondary School Debate Competition and launch a 4-month Digital Skills Empowerment Scheme for young people in Lokoja, Kogi State.
- Lead a sensitization campaign for traders at Old Market, Lokoja, which also included the donation of a brand-new metal recycling bin for plastics and cans. The focus was to raise awareness about environmental cleanliness and how our actions and inactions contribute to climate change.
- Assist residents of Cemetery Junction Community to renovate their dilapidated borehole, so they would no longer struggle to access clean water.
- Expose young people in Kogi to 21st-century skills and information. For several weeks, I consistently showed up to teach digital skills such as cybersecurity and networking.
- Organize the Talent To Prosperity Conference in Lokoja, where over 100 youths, mostly serving corps members, were equipped with practical knowledge on topics like Leveraging AI for Wealth Creation and Leveraging Established Institutions for Talent Utilization.

At the end of my service year, I was honored with both the Lokoja Local Government Award and the Kogi State Government Award, which qualified me for consideration for the prestigious Nigerian Presidential Award.

Finally, I want to encourage every believer out there to cultivate faith that drives you to embark on massive projects, even when you don’t yet have the resources, projects that will help people and bring glory to our Lord.

By God’s grace, I am a preacher engaged in ecclesiastical ministry. But I’ve also learned the Kingdom template modeled by our Lord Jesus and by apostolic fathers like Paul, whose ministry was not restricted to the four walls of a religious building. In addition to my ministerial responsibilities, I founded Talent To Prosperity Network — a purpose-driven enterprise focused on helping individuals, especially young people, discover, develop, and deploy their innate talents for personal growth, societal impact, and economic empowerment; as well as AI For Orphans — an NGO mobilizing Artificial Intelligence for the empowerment of orphans.

To God be the glory!

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You are a very good fellow and patriot in FAITH.

Congratulations on your achievements

Interesting15:
Dear reader, what are you also going to do to better the lives of people around you?

Remember, God is counting on you. Don't fail God.

Very proud of you my brother. More grace will be made available to you.

360who:
Commendable personality. Keep up the good work.

However, do not believe the climate change crap that whites fed you, it's a scam. When you do your research you will find out.

Start with carbon prints in Kenya and land grabbing

I am sure you believe a virgin can get pregnant and give birth; you also believe an individual lived three days in the belly of a whale, suspending acids in the stomach. Climate change should be pretty obvious, I would think?

You have bank rolling that why your




FAITH




WORKS.

More Grace in this your endeavours

Very commendable. While, some youths are wasting their lifes away some are thinking and making their environment a better place.

May God continue to strengthen you on this call

God bless you! You too will never lack God's mercy.

Otem is from Kogi too and has currently damaged your religion so much Mr Akanni. Many people are already free from mind slavery in Nigeria through Otem now. Yahweh is currently in a spiritual cage. Your eyes will soon be open.

You've done well. God bless you richly.

Interesting15:
Dear reader, what are you also going to do to better the lives of people around you?

Remember, God is counting on you. Don't fail God.

u self wan start church business early abi?

I will advise u to focus n be consistent cos na serious cash out

Sermwell:
Is your tinubu from Lagos state? Did he also not run from his village in Osun State to Lagos like others?? So you mean no yorubas in Edo State where I come from?

chinedu

So far tinubu is from Yoruba land he can govern us.

We ain't like u that won't even allow ebonyi people to hold meetings in Anambra

Interesting15:
Dear reader, what are you also going to do to better the lives of people around you?

Remember, God is counting on you. Don't fail God.

Are you a preacher in your own ministry or under an established ministry?

Interesting15:
by Sunday-Akanni M.

This time last year, I was wrapping up my NYSC journey in Lokoja, Kogi State.

For the first time in my life, I stepped out of the comfort of the South-West, where I was born and raised with loved ones, into the northern part of the country where I knew no one. But I knew God, and I carried God’s presence with me.

Right from orientation camp, the wisdom of God in Christ began to guide me on how to maximize my experience. One of the results was the favor I received from NYSC officials to stand before fellow corps members and preach God’s Word during one of the morning devotion sessions.

During my service year in Lokoja, it was common for corps members to hold tightly to their monthly stipends because of the realities of post-NYSC life — job hunting and all that comes with it. But I took steps of faith. I invested my resources in personal community development projects to better the lives of the people of Kogi State. By God’s grace, I was able to:

- Organize an Inter-Secondary School Debate Competition and launch a 4-month Digital Skills Empowerment Scheme for young people in Lokoja, Kogi State.
- Lead a sensitization campaign for traders at Old Market, Lokoja, which also included the donation of a brand-new metal recycling bin for plastics and cans. The focus was to raise awareness about environmental cleanliness and how our actions and inactions contribute to climate change.
- Assist residents of Cemetery Junction Community to renovate their dilapidated borehole, so they would no longer struggle to access clean water.
- Expose young people in Kogi to 21st-century skills and information. For several weeks, I consistently showed up to teach digital skills such as cybersecurity and networking.
- Organize the Talent To Prosperity Conference in Lokoja, where over 100 youths, mostly serving corps members, were equipped with practical knowledge on topics like Leveraging AI for Wealth Creation and Leveraging Established Institutions for Talent Utilization.

At the end of my service year, I was honored with both the Lokoja Local Government Award and the Kogi State Government Award, which qualified me for consideration for the prestigious Nigerian Presidential Award.

Finally, I want to encourage every believer out there to cultivate faith that drives you to embark on massive projects, even when you don’t yet have the resources, projects that will help people and bring glory to our Lord.

By God’s grace, I am a preacher engaged in ecclesiastical ministry. But I’ve also learned the Kingdom template modeled by our Lord Jesus and by apostolic fathers like Paul, whose ministry was not restricted to the four walls of a religious building. In addition to my ministerial responsibilities, I founded Talent To Prosperity Network — a purpose-driven enterprise focused on helping individuals, especially young people, discover, develop, and deploy their innate talents for personal growth, societal impact, and economic empowerment; as well as AI For Orphans — an NGO mobilizing Artificial Intelligence for the empowerment of orphans.

To God be the glory!

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=28421017590916136&id=100003038222908

How do I benefit from this pls. I will like to learn Cyber security

Good job 👍

It's good to use our God given talents to occupy till the Master comes!

Why should a corper be repairing community borehole?

What is the community councillor(s) doing with all their salaries?

Una still dey do this thing?

Keep deceiving yourself, if not Lagos wad former capital southwest would have been the most backward region in the entire country

Menclothing1:
Yes ooooo

But bola tinubu is a good man if not ur kinsmen in Adamawa and Anambra won’t pai themselves on long bus just to live in lagos lagosians don’t go to that 2 state only akwa ibom oyo Abuja and better countries eg uk