The man Gani, by Olu Onagoruwa
SOME critics have described Mr. Fawehinmi as a rebel, a revolutionary and others have even called him a publicity-seeking lawyer, but the most authentic and objective description of him and that with which many right-thinking people would agree is that Mr. Fawehinmi is a “fierce crusading lawyer. Born by a wealthy timber magnate at Ondo in the Western Province of Nigeria, Mr. Fawehinmi was reared in prosperous circumstance.
Lean not on your own understanding (II)
Since the creation of man, man has always wanted to have things his own way. Often, he feels, his ways are the best. Sometimes no matter how well you try to get him to understand the truth (JN 17:17), man will still tell you that he knows best.
Contact without contamination (II)
If he unwittingly touches any of them as he stands preaching, the people who are coming out of fetish practices might think the chain and the bangle were symbols of his power. The gentleman promptly removed them. It is always a good principle not to do anything that could hinder the Gospel wherever we are.
Bread for strength (II)
Names of some men who God gave to Moses as gifts: Aaron, Hur, Joshua, and Caleb to mention a few. While syhyome of these men brought him relief, others caused him pain. Aaron was the worst.
Exorcise the spirit of 2006, Ndanusa charges Eagles
Minister of Sports and Chairman of the National Sports Commission, Engineer Sani Ndanusa has pricked the conscience of the Super Eagles to use Sunday’s 2010 World Cup/Nations Cup qualifier against the Carthage Eagles of Tunisia, to exorcise the ghosts of their failure to reach the 2006 edition held in Germany.
Kpakor gives Eagles tips to overcome Tunisia
MAKURDUI– As the Super Eagles of Nigeria confront the Carthage Eagles of Tunisia in a crucial world cup qualifier on Sunday, a one time striker of the national team, Moses Kpakor has urged the players to approach the game with all sense of national pride, extra determination and courage in order to overcome their opponents.
