Irresponsibility and Crisis Management. Lesson 6.1 of COVID-19
One of the lessons we must learn from the COVID-19 crisis is that leadership cannot be on party basis. Leadership cannot be zoned. You can zone political offices, but the […]
Responsibility And The Citizenry. Lessons From COVID-19 [11]
In our last post, we looked at Trust: The Missing Ingredient. Nations are not built by politicians. Every nation gets politicians that reflect their values. The political class in a […]
Trust: The Missing Ingredient in Nigeria. Lessons Of COVID-19 [10]
Trust is a firm belief in the reliability, truth, or ability of a person or something. Trust involves firm belief and unshakable confidence. Any developed society is founded on firm […]
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 it? Do I need to fight this fight? Can I […]
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 Bedfordshire, UK. He had cancer of the skin and a […]
Sex And Finances—Family hangout
Ambassador Raymond Orogun Ugbeh, who is the Organizing Secretary of Petra Career Management Resources came up with the concept of organizing an end-of-year program strictly for married couples. We arrived […]
Be True To Yourself
A Lesson For Itinerant Ministers I started ministry as a medical doctor after 11 years as a medical director of my private practice at Aba, Abia State. When I sold […]
Abraham Will Command His Household
I was in Christ Church, Port Harcourt, with Ambassador Raymond Orogun Ugbeh on Sunday, 16th of June, to speak during their Father’s Day celebrations; it was a glorious moment. There […]
Good Samaritan Christianity And Evangelism
In the first post on “Full-time or Fool-time Ministry”, we discussed why Joseph’s and Mary’s ability and competence for adaptability was one of the determining criteria for granting them the honour of […]
Stress And Stress Management
This is the first in a series of posts on stress, the causes and management in life, work, family, and ministry. Remember the Sabbath day by keeping it holy. Six days you […]
Lessons I Learnt From My Wife On Mother’s Day
1. She is not afraid of facing challenges. While I was away preaching, she completed the first phase of our new school building at Okuokoko. She started it from foundation. […]
My Experience At Age 60
After my last post on my friend’s 60th birthday—Preserving The Legacy and A Duck In The Pond—Dr. Charles Apoki At 59, I made some reflections of my own experiences at this time. […]
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 hate Esau?, and The Spirit of Esau and Legacy. We […]
Why Did God Hate Esau?
In the first post in this series, we looked at the historical context behind the birth of Esau and Jacob to Isaac, and that despite the fact that he had […]
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 watching my wife attend to these birds that have grown […]
Moving On . . .
This month has been very hectic. I was at Calabar for the Church of God Mission Eastern Regional Conference till the first few days of September. I got home on […]
