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 what went wrong never did. In several Nations, just as […]
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 can have global acclaim or condemnation. I also stated in […]
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 interesting. I started writing this book in preparation for my […]
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 opposite set of rooms. The girl was shouting in Ibo […]
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 just that. I always asked myself when will this knee […]
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 am not the original author; it’s purpose, however, is to […]
Effectively Mentoring Your Children
In the first post, we looked at the Challenges of Mentoring Your Children. We continue in this post with the M’s of Mentoring your Children. M1 Mates It is expected […]
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 general public while we are facing our own challenges. Most […]
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 relationship with them could be determined much better with crisis. […]
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 enough, and you can’t jump into the well; it will […]
The Neutrality of Nature, Humanity, and Calamity. Lessons of COVID-19 [24]
He causes the sun to rise on the evil and the good, and sends rain on the righteous and the unrighteous. Mathew 5:45. Prior to the advent of the coronavirus […]
First Fruits From The Lockdown
These are blessings from the lockdown. I just harvested fresh cucumbers for sale. My cucumbers were growing during the lockdown. I sowed in the land and I’m getting a great […]
Behind The Skyscrapers. Lessons Of COVID-19 [23]
In Warri Language, pidgin English, there is a saying that goes “When mighty wind blow, tolotolo yansh go open”. It means that when a strong wind blows, the ass of […]
Business Lessons From COVID-19 Pandemic & The Future—Facebook Live
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Economic Lessons From COVID-19 And The Future
The COVID-I9 pandemic is a sign of things to come. The next decade is going to be characterised by being volatile, unstable, uncertain, constantly-changing, and advancing. Nothing is going to […]
Time is an Impartial Judge. Lessons of COVID-I9 [22]
In my last post, I talked about leadership in a chaotic and crisis situation. There were some crazy young folks who, just before the lockdown order in their country, decided […]
The Challenges of Leadership in Crisis Situations. Lessons of COVID-19 [21]
Experience is measured by what you have overcome in your pursuit of set objectives. Leadership is the ability to be ahead of your circumstances, challenges, emotions, and those around you […]
