The Philosophy of The Ant
The Ant is a very small creature, but it has a lifestyle that enables it to achieve great results. That’s […]
The Challenges Of Living On A Global Street. Mind Your Actions.
I said in a previous post that the next decade is going to be very volatile, uncertain, unpredictable, constantly-changing, advancing, and […]
Power Of Passion: The Principles of Mary Magdalene
Life is governed by principles. Things don’t just happen. The law of cause and effect states this clearly. Every person […]
Prerogative of Mercy: The Principles of Tamar
Mercy is from the Hebrew word ‘hesed’, which means to restore to a position such that it is as if […]
The Day The Americans Defied Coronavirus
I wrote in one of the posts that the world has become a global street, and that anything you do […]
Lessons of My Early Life: Refined By Hardship
Someone rightly said that the secrets of great men are in their stories. My life has been very unusual, but […]
The Mind of A Rapist: A Tribute To Uwa
Some years back, I was in a hotel room when I heard the screams of a young girl in the […]
Racism-20 Just as Real as COVID-19
By Dennis Agori Racism-20 is just as real as COVID-19. It is not peculiar to the United States. There is one […]
A Turning Point: We Must Find Ways To Breathe
By Dennis Agori In the history of racism and brutality of the police force, George Floyd’s case is peculiar for […]
I Can’t Breathe: The Death of George Floyd and The Burden of Being A Person of African Descent
I have tried several times to compose myself to write this post, but anger and tears prevented me from doing […]
SpaceX and Jim Cantrell
By Lemchi Chidi Today is a good day to talk about Jim Cantrell. Who is Jim Cantrell? I first heard about […]
Leadership Communication Skills in Crisis: A Matter of Life and Death. Lessons of COVID-19 [26]
I must strongly apologise for one of the videos you will see in this post. It’s already online, and I […]
Effectively Mentoring Your Children
In the first post, we looked at the Challenges of Mentoring Your Children. We continue in this post with the […]
Challenges of Mentoring Your Own Children
The problem with ministry and modern-day living is the presentation of a false picture of “all is well” to the […]
The Neutrality of Excellence. Lessons of COVID-19 [25]
The value of people and things are sometimes measured in crisis situations. The value people have for you and your […]
The Oil of Marriage
Sex is like drinking ice-cold Coca-Cola on a hot sunny day from a well with a toothpick. You can’t get […]
Everyday Thoughts ›
The Challenges Of Living On A Global Street. Mind Your Actions.
I said in a previous post that the next decade is going to be very volatile, uncertain, unpredictable, constantly-changing, advancing, and […]
The Mind of A Rapist: A Tribute To Uwa
Some years back, I was in a hotel room when I heard the screams of a young girl in the […]
I Can’t Breathe: The Death of George Floyd and The Burden of Being A Person of African Descent
I have tried several times to compose myself to write this post, but anger and tears prevented me from doing […]
Effectively Mentoring Your Children
In the first post, we looked at the Challenges of Mentoring Your Children. We continue in this post with the […]
Seminars ›
Stepping Into Greatness [2]
In the first post, Stepping Into Greatness [1], we looked at the following C’s necessary for greatness – Conceptualization And Conception, […]
Stepping Into Greatness [1]
This is part of the lecture I gave at the Edo East District Men’s convention in Benin City, South-South Nigeria, […]
Word and Wisdom Conference, October 1st, 2019
The secret to great men is in their stories. For our annual Word and Wisdom Conference (Independence Day Edition) coming […]
Glow In The Dark: The Power Of Knowledge
I recently spoke in the Refined Species Convention of the The Refined People’s Assembly on The Power of Knowledge and Becoming a […]
Lessons From The Prodigal Son ›
Humble Yourself Before Circumstances Humble You – The Prodigal Son
First, we looked at the importance of Family Unity and the effects of Desperation/Impatience. We then went on to consider […]
The Lean Cows Are Not Far Away – The Prodigal Son
In the previous posts on the prodigal son we’ve looked at the importance of Family Unity and The 6 P’s […]
Lessons from the Prodigal Son – The 6 P’s of Wealth
In the first post on the Prodigal Son, we looked at how he broke the protective covering of family unity […]
Lessons From The Prodigal Son – Family Unity
We are all familiar with the story of the prodigal son. In these series of posts, I’d be looking at […]
The Story Behind The Glory ›
Dr. Apoki @ 61. Self-Assessment, Acceptance, Advancement, Actualization and Admiration.
Tomorrow, 27th of April, I will be 61 years old. I was reflecting on the things that have transformed me […]
Be True To Yourself
A Lesson For Itinerant Ministers I started ministry as a medical doctor after 11 years as a medical director of […]
Full-Time or Fool-Time [2]
In the first post, we discussed why Joseph’s and Mary’s ability and competence for adaptability was one of the determining […]
Full-Time or Fool-Time [1]
I wrote this the day after I came from an embassy in Abuja to get a visa to visit my […]
The Spirit Of Esau ›
Don’t Tell The Children—The Spirit Of Esau
With this post, we’ll be concluding this series on the The Spirit of Esau. Previously, we’ve looked at The Spirit […]
The Seed Of Esau—Would you have forgiven Jacob?
In previous studies on the Spirit of Esau, we’ve looked at The Spirit of Esau, Why did God hate Esau?, The Spirit of Esau and […]
The Spirit Of Esau And Recklessness
In this series of posts on the Spirit of Esau, we’ve looked at The Spirit of Esau, Why did God […]
The Spirit of Esau and Legacy
In the series on the study of Esau, we’ve looked at The Spirit Of Esau and Why Did God Hate […]
Pathway To Kingdom Greatness ›
Service Unto Results, Commendation, Recommendations, and Recognition
Text: Genesis 41:1-14; Genesis 30:25-30 Lessons of life 1. This world is ruled by ideas as people often say. True […]
Serving With Integrity
The pictures below are that of Julius Kambarage Nyerere, former president of Tanzania, a man of integrity, patriotism, and prudence such that […]
Service, With Humility
The picture below is that of former U.S. president, Jimmy Carter. Text: Philippians 2:3-9 Jimmy Carter was a Sunday School […]
Service, Prompted By Love
The picture below is that of St. Teresa Mary of Calcutta, who left her native country to serve the poor […]
Lessons From My Wife's Poultry ›
Lessons From My Wife’s Poultry and The Nigerian Church
In this series, we’ve looked at Education: A Need For Redirection And Redefinition—Lessons From My Wife’s Poultry and Lessons from My Wife’s Poultry—Dynamism. Lastly we looked […]
Lessons From My Wife’s Poultry and The Nigerian Situation
In the first post on Lessons from my Wife’s Poultry, we talked about the need for redirecting and redefining education. […]
Lessons from My Wife’s Poultry—Dynamism
The first post about Lessons from my Wife’s Poultry was on the need for re-education. One Friday morning, I was […]
Education: A Need For Redirection And Redefinition—Lessons From My Wife’s Poultry
The pictures in this post are from my wife’s poultry, which she started recently when I went to Calabar. The […]
SOS4 ›
Bringing Hope To The Next Generation
Our team made up of Pastor Ugbeh Raymond Orogun Nduka and Denis Agori took our SOS4 Campaign to Afiesere Secondary […]
SOS4 Visit To Otovwodo Grammar School
It was a very busy last week for me. I was in Port Harcourt with Rev. Samson Bodjor to deliver […]
Someone You Would Not Like To Meet
Speaking to the students of Petra Christian Academy on Wednesday, the 13th of February 2019. Scriptural References: 1 Samuel 16:1, […]
SOS4 Visit To Unity School Agbarho—The Challenges Of The Education Sector
Our SOS4 campaign took us to Unity School Agbarho, Delta State, on Tuesday, February 12. As we visit different schools, […]
Exception and Exemption ›
Law of Exemption—Stopping Recurring Negativity
In the continuing series on Law of Exemption and Exception, we look at some recurring challenges that plagued Abraham and his […]
Law of Exemption—Separation
In the continuing series on Law of Exemption and Exception, we look at the exceptional life of Abram. Text: Genesis […]
Apoki’s Law of Grace and Results—Exemption and Exception
In the previous post on Law and Exemption, we’ve been considering Isaac’s prosperity in strange lands and in difficult periods. […]
Law of Exception and Exemption—Isaac in Gerar
In the first post on law of exception and exemption we saw some people who were exempted from some certain […]
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Dr. Apoki @ 61. Self-Assessment, Acceptance, Advancement, Actualization and Admiration.
Tomorrow, 27th of April, I will be 61 years old. I was reflecting on the things that have transformed me […]
The Death of Abba Kyari—Nigerians Hardly Learn. [Lesson 2]
In the first lesson of COVID-19, we considered the prediction of a dynamic decade between 2020 and 2030 where many […]
Lessons From COVID-19 [1]
I have been making notes on a daily basis for some weeks now, based on my studies on news items […]
Don’t Dare Elect Idiots, Comedians, and Showmen Again. Lessons of COVID-19 [6]
Please don’t read this post if you are not a reasonable person. Ignore it. Don’t comment on this post if […]
National Values and The Coronavirus Pandemic [Lesson 5]
A BBC journalist, Zeinab Badawi, made a statement as I was about to write this post that the coronavirus pandemic […]
Religion, Routine, Reality, and Responsibility. Lessons Of COVID-19 [9]
One of the principles I cultivated early is to select my fights. I always ask myself, “Is this fight worth […]
Captain Tom Moore—The Elasticity Of Humanity. Lessons of COVID-19 [3]
Captain Tom Moore is a 99-year-old WW2 veteran, who will be 100 years old by the end of April, from […]
Never Too Late. Lesson 3.1 Of COVID-19
In Lesson 3 (The Elasticity of Humanity) of this series on COVID-19, we talked about Captain Tom Moore, who set […]
The True Nigerian Spirit. Lessons Of COVID-19 [16]
I was pleasantly surprised that the research into the drug, Remdesivir, to treat coronavirus, was coordinated by a Nigerian and […]