There is nothing mystical about success. It’s simply a product of practical engagement of tested and proven principles. Last week, I taught on the five covenant steps to the top. This week, as I conclude this series, I will teach on the power of covenant dreams. We live in the dreamer’s world. Dreamers rule the world! Dreamers shape history! Dreamers set the pace! Dreamers blaze the trail! Dreamers lead the way! What is a Covenant Dream?

Economic activities in the emerging mega city of Warri in Delta State penultimate weekend received a big boost as members and their relations as well as associates who came in from far and near assembled in the town for the week long God’s Kingdom Society (GKS) annual Christian Feast of Tabernacles.

Between 2001 and January 2003, the House of Representatives held the nation spell bound. This was the handiwork of the duo of then speaker, Ghali Umar Na’Abba, and his vice, deputy speaker, Chibudom Nwuche. They were dubbed Tiger. In this interview, Nwuche, who served as a very loyal deputy to Na’Abba, explains the intrigues of that era: “There was coincidence and a confluence of aspiration and vision; Ghali was a nationalist and I am.

IN the year ended 2009, the Nigerian Police Force (NPF) like every other security agency was faced with the usual immediate challenges of protecting life and property, detecting and preventing the commission of crimes. And like every other year, the force could neither be said to have fared well nor performed abysmally.

It is really very sad that 49 years after independence, we’ve not developed ourselves. It is just like one having a child who is supposed to be a full grown man but is still developing clay feet at 49. You find out that in terms of education, people in Nigeria even take their wards to study in Benin Republic and Accra because of the fact that our institutions have not been developed.