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31Jan2026

Evangelism and respect go hand in hand. A reflective look at the power of words, accountability, and how faith should be expressed in public spaces. Words are powerful things. They

25Jan2026

Faith and reconciliation are often quiet processes, unfolding gently rather than loudly. In recent weeks, a familiar Nigerian celebrity story took an unexpected turn, not through controversy, but through peace.

19Jan2026

Sadio Mané leadership was powerfully revealed in moments of chaos. During the recently concluded Africa Cup of Nations final, emotions ran high. A controversial decision led to a brief walk‑off

Delayed harmattan and heat waves in Nigeria showing dry air and intense sunlight
10Jan2026

Harmattan and climate change in Nigeria are becoming increasingly linked as familiar seasonal patterns begin to shift. Traditionally, harmattan arrives between November and December, bringing cooler mornings, dry air, and

A New Year, Not a New You
04Jan2026

Every new year arrives with an unspoken demand: A new year become someone else reinvention. New goals. New habits. New energy. New identity. The message is subtle but persistent: that

Rest in a Culture
29Dec2025

Minds are overstimulated. Souls are quietly longing for stillness. Yet even at the edge of the year’s end, rest often feels conditional, something to be earned after deadlines are met, goals are achieved, and loose ends are tied.

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