Sometime in 2001, at a meeting of the Fulani of West Africa that was convened in Cameroon, Muhammadu Buhari, not yet a president or even a presidential aspirant was one of the key speakers.

It is not really a hard exercise to judge the mood of Nigerians at this time in point. Generally, one can say, it is at the lowest ever in the history of the country.

Samson says: “Out of the eater came something to eat, and out of the strong came something sweet.” (Judges 14:14). This is a kingdom dynamic whose implications should not be lost on any believer in Jesus. Blessed is the man who has been held captive. When the Lord delivers him, he shall become a terror to his terrorist. He shall be given the authority to trouble his trouble.

Everyone likes the opportunity to go out for a meal, enjoying new flavors, socializing and meeting new people. It is said today that more businesses are being conducted over a meal in restaurants than in offices. Whether it is at breakfast, lunch, tea, cocktails or dinner client relationships are being strengthened. Interestingly it has now become common place for prospective employees to also being evaluated over a meal not to mention current employees in line for promotion.

By Funmi Komolafe Happy Sunday! Joyful   Homes   is here again   to lift    our faith and remind us that whatever   the challenge we are going   through has  expiry date. Whether it is visible or not,   the reality is that nearly all human beings have one challenge or the other.   I mean there is something that […]