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Michael Jackson: His love for accessory
How I got into modelling — Olumide Dada
3 workers arrested over stolen salaries
I’ll make IGCC better than IBB—Mayuku
Okocha’s return bad for Eagles — Disu
Okpunor relishes win, as Ogunu, IGCC honour Mayukus
Howard: 3SC has come to stay
Akpokona takes sojourn to Warri
Wolves, Ogbeide fail to agree on terms
Enyimba to fortify team with new players
Bayelsa coach still relish league victory
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SubscribeWe must be serious to achieve realities in this country—Ayo
AYO Teriba Ayo is the CEO of Economic Associates. He has worked as an Economist at Lagos Business School, Lagos Chamber of Commerce, He holds B.Sc. in Economics from the University of Ibadan, M. Sc. Economics from Ibadan in 1990, and Ph.D. in Applied Econometrics and Monetary Economics from University of Durham in 2003.
Uduaghan: Grandeur of a new vision
There is indeed a big crisis in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria. There is no denying that fact but the crisis has to be situated in the context of each and every part of the Niger Delta and in different and peculiar ways. The crisis does not affect all the part in the same way.
Why we embarked on arms struggle — surrendered Militants
Among militant leaders who have agreed to surrender their arms include Joshua Maciver, Commander Lagos Jackson, Gen Africa Owei and Gen Ogunboss.
Meltdown or no meltdown, children of God dwell in Canaan
Preamble: Those who have committed their lives to Jesus Christ have been translated from darkness, of which economic melt down is a key component, to the marvelous light of God Almighty. In 2009 and beyond, God will begin to, very graphically, manifest a difference between those who serve him and those who do not. Children of God have nothing to worry about in 2009 because they will graduate from Goshen to Canaan.
The power of thanksgiving
Too many people are so busy querying God for not answering their prayers or not manifesting enough blessings in their lives. They think and believe that God is indebted to them. They think that God is a man that should be at their call any time they want Him. The truth, however, is that God is always God.
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