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 an alumnus of my medical school, the College of Medicine, […]
How I Bought 50 Bags Of Cement With Apoki’s Name—Marcus Ekure
Marcus Ekure is an international public speaker, a social entrepreneur, and a youth & community developer. This is a write-up published on account of Dr. Apoki’s 61st Birthday. It is often said […]
The Nigerian Youth
The picture above shows me with the then-Governor of former Bendel State, Professor Ambrose Alli on 21/6/1982 at a cocktail party in the University College Hospital, Ibadan. When Eliab, David’s […]
Secrets Of Academic Excellence
Study and be eager and do your utmost to present yourself to God approved (tested by trial), a workman who has no cause to be ashamed, correctly analyzing and accurately dividing [rightly handling and skillfully teaching] […]
Raising A Fulfilled Child
To raise means to nurture, groom, culture, and train with specific expectations in mind; it means to have milestones which are expected and pursued. A child is an offspring, which […]
Causes Of Stress
In the first post we described stress and how it can be beneficial if channeled properly but detrimental if left unchecked. In this post, we’ll look at some common causes […]
SOS4 Visit To Igbonine Grammar School
Our recent SOS4 campaign took us to Igbonine Grammar School, Ozoro, and James Welch College, Emevor, in Isoko North, LGA, courtesy of Salimo Wits Foundation and Petra Career Management Resources. […]
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 School, near Ughelli. We were on ground before 7 a.m. […]
WWC: Breaking The Limitations Of Certification
We decided that the Word and Wisdom Conference on Easter Monday, 22nd Apirl, was to provide a platform to showcase young women doing great exploits. Tertiary education and certification frequently […]
Jehovah Is A Rewarder Of Diligence
On Friday, 19th April, I was invited as a guest speak for the Jesus And Me (JAM) Conference organised by all the campus fellowships of CGMI in Nigeria. We are […]
You Can Live Forever
Speaking over the weekend at Auchi to undergraduates from campus fellowships all over Nigeria. Lessons of Life Living forever is not necessarily trying to be forever youthful on earth or […]
The Eagle @ 60
Even as we celebrate, it can only get better. On Saturday, April 27th, there’ll be a celebration and book launch/reveal – “Refined by Hardship (Lessons From My Early Life)“. at Petra […]
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 a lecture on Harnessing the Power of Womanhood for Community […]
The Story Behind The Glory—Building Like the Ant
In continuation on The New Year Has Started, here are a few lessons I’ve picked up. Lessons Of Life 1. Real estate rarely depreciates in value We bought that piece […]
The Tragedy of Oil Exploration—Politics, Education, and Community Development in the Niger Delta
The pictures show gas being flared just behind a school somewhere in the Niger Delta. The gas fare is circled in the pictures. The other picture shows a dilapidated classroom […]
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, 1 Samuel 18:4-10, 2 Samuel 9:1-8. I was recently a […]
