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  • False Doctrines

    Untitled 201 2The devil is at work when a believer does not follow Jesus Christ. Most people tell so many lies to cover single lies.

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    That is the situation in Nigeria today.

    The church knows the truth and the word of God, but so many refuse to follow the truth. So many have failed to live righteous lives.

    The trend now is to brainwash and cajole people into slavery through signs, wonders, and miracles shown to them.

    This replaces the word of God they ought to have been taught. They cajole and brainwash people to part with all they have through false doctrines.

    The Local Scene

    The mysterious deaths and killings that have become part of daily living in different parts of Nigeria call for concern.

    Those in charge carry on as if all is well. But this is not the case.

    Efforts should be made to reverse this ugly trend, while citizens embrace self-preservation as the most reliable rule.

  • Rejoice in the Lord

    Download 31Download 1 29We have every cause and reason to rejoice in the Lord.

    The Lord provides for our needs.

    He protects and guides us on all that is right and just.

    He has also equipped us with the gift of discernment.

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    Joel 2:21:

    ''Fear not, O land; be glad and rejoice: for the LORD will do great things.''

  • Our love for God

    Download 2 23Download 3 19The love for God is an indication that we always do what He wants.

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    God wants us to love and respect each other and also to live together in peace.

    But, unfortunately, this does not seem to be the case in this clime.

    However, an Ibadan-based Christian cleric, Pastor Opeyemi Ajayi, appeals to leaders and followers to love God in order to enable the fizzling out of the disturbing security, political, and economic situation everywhere.

    ''Our love for God should not wane or decline, as the love for God is the basis for addressing all challenges confronting humanity.'' Pastor Ajayi concluded.

    Read Deutronomy 5: 16-21

  • The need for a paradigm shift

    Download 1 28Download 2 22The standards set by those with questionable characters in leadership positions in Nigeria have become tales of horror for millions of citizens wherever they find themselves.

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    Without a doubt, good governance can only be achieved when questionable characters are prevented from holding public offices.

    Indeed, the value system has a very significant role to play in the quest for a society revolving around justice and equity.

    For the Founder, Spiritual Head, and Grand Imam of the Shafaudeen-in-Islam Worldwide, Prof. Sabitu Olagoke: ''The Nigerian situation is pathetic—curb corruption and effect positive change. Make good governance work for the people. When thieves and fraudsters finally democratically take authority because criminals want power, there will be worse dictatorships than in the time of any monarchy or oligarchy (Socrates 470-399 BC).

    Is this not our democracy that is lewd and driven without regard for merit or excellence, but propaganda, business, and money? We need a paradigm shift from the highest bidder syndrome to free and fair elections for democracy to respect justice and equity principles for peace and bequeathable sustainable development.''

    Download 2 21Prof. Olagoke, who spoke at the grand finale of the Shafaudeen-in-Islam Worldwide 2025 Ishrat, also warned young Nigerians to seek wealth in legitimate ways.

    ''Young Nigerians must make money in a clean way. Your prolem is not Mr. President, your problem is not Mr. governors because they are all products of a bad environment. Nigeria's major problem is its salary structure. The equation of democrac is all about justice, management, peace ad sutainabe development. Nigerian workers are complaining that their saaries are poor. Nigeria is not having living wages. Nigeria's political system is virus-driven, and that virus is inequality." Prof. Olagoke submitted.

    The uninspiring attitude of public office holders has, over time, attracted expressions of worry and concern across the landscape.

    Deceit, lies, and manipulation are the only readily available tools of governance in this climate, just as millions of Nigerians have become disillusioned and despondent.

  • Terrorism-Internal cleansing is necessary-Comrade Emelieze

    Download 1 27Download 30In most recent times, the Nigerian military has lost an unspecified number of personnel in the ceaseless fight against violent crimes.

    This is disturbing.

    Indeed, these heinous and grievous crimes are not abating while criminals are now so brazen and bold to confront those saddled with the responsibilities of safeguarding lives and property.

    Even though those in government have, for a long time, covertly supported undesirable elements, their faceless status has not helped matters.

    Mourning and condolences, which have already become a routine for public officeholders, are inadequate to reverse the ugly trend.

    For the convener of the Federal Workers Forum, Comrade Andew Emelieze, the top echelon of the military should go beyond physical force to address the worrisome situation.

    ''The Nigerian military has sacrificed too many of its personnel in the war against insurgency. So many lives have been lost. This shows that force should not only be relied on to bring an end to insurgency. Therefore, the root cause of this evil should be identified and addressed. Nigerians should be allowed to sit down and write out a new constitution on how they want to live, to decide their relationship, without recourse to force and falsehood.'' Comrade Emelieze concluded.

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  • Under funding of education promotes mediocrity—Prof. Olagoke

     

    Download 2 21The founder, spiritual head, and grand imam of Shafaudeen in Islam Worldwide, Prof. Sabitu Olagoke, has identified the underfunding of education as the catalyst of the multifarious challenges impeding the development of Nigeria.

    Prof. Olagoke made this known on Saturday at the 2025 Shafaudeen International Children's Day: Kiddies Sports and Inter School Novelty Race in Ibadan, Nigeria.

    ''The recent underfunding of less than 10 percent annually is highly inadequate to promote functional education. To this effect, mediocrity is promoted to breed vandalism, insecurity, quackery, fraud, sharp practices, corruption, poor governance, poverty, diseases, hunger, etc.''

    He warned that good leaders could only be groomed through governance and empathy rather than sympathy, adding, The environment you give birth to your children in matters a lot. Let us go back home and put things in order. Parents on child rearing for the society would be easy when the hostile environment of Nigeria is tamed, cultured, and cured.''

    In another development, a retired head of Local Government Administration (HLA), Alhaji Nurudeen Azeez, was among those given awards for their exceptional deeds.

    In his brief remarks, Alhaji Azeez expressed delight on receiving the award, saying, ''I feel elated and fulfilled. I need to give thanks to the Almighty Allah and our indefatigable leader, Prof. Sabitu Olagoke, for finding me worthy to be so honored.''

  • Nature's Intervention

    Images 1 5Cc7a55e6ce15b52c7b28315b7db1a001Members of the Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria (ASCSN) are patiently waiting for the end to the prolonged crisis in the association's leadership ranks.

    The crisis that has persisted for so long revolves around self-interest and greed.

    Indeed, members and others from different unions in Nigeria look up to the National Industrial Court (NIC) to put the crisis to a permanent end.

    The convener of the Federal Workers Forum (FWF) and the All Workers Convergence (AWC), Comrade Andrew Emeleze, urges workers in the country to be peaceful in their conduct.

    ''Our hope lies in the judiciary; members should be patient and go about their lawful duties with diligence. We are full of hopes that the judiciary will bring an end to the lingering impunity and corruption in the ASCSN. Let us be patient.''Comrade Emeleize stated.

    The judiciary, without doubt, will serve as a reprieve for distraught and disillushioned members, even though one of the parties to the crisis may have continued to work tirelessly to pervert justice.

    Sadly, those responsible for the leadership failure, at all levels of government, may perhaps be the role models for the individuals who have brought about the prostrate condition of the labor movement in the country.

    Millions of Nigerians are not only disappointed by the happenings in different parts of the country, but angry that their fellow human beings have continued to take them for granted with impunity.

    Those in charge have exhausted all their available tools of repression, oppression, lies, deceit, manipulation, coercion, and violence.

    Nature has set in to correct the infractions, acts of commission, and omission.

     

     

     

  • The true meaning of Discipleship

    Download 8 2Download 7 5Why on earth do you think that, for his disciples, Jesus Christ chose a group of fishermen?

    What particular qualities could they have possessed to equip them to share his ministry?

    They seem to have been a close-knit group whom Jesus Christ had possibly known for some time.

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    But clearly, the moment when they decided to leave everything and follow him was deeply etched in their memory.

    When Jesus said he would make them ''fishers of men,'' what expertise and experience could they bring to such a task?

    Only Phillip was called by Jesus directly. The others came at the bidding of their friends and families.

    Yet, when they found Jesus for themselves, it was as if he had been searching for them all along.

    Nathaniel eventually found Jesus Christ, only to discover that Christ found him long before he recognized who it was pulling at his heartstrings.

  • Good deeds

     Download 4 14Download 5 8Doing good now is better than doing good later. Read Luke 23:41

  • Be Prayerful

    Download 1 26Download 2 20Prayers do not necessarily have to be long and eloquent.

    However, it is important, that such prayers come from a sincere and humble heart.

    In addition, it is also imperative that prayers are silent and straight because God hears even before we start our prayers. Read Psalm 102:17

  • Govt should take a second look at the recruitment into security agencies-Comrade Emelieze

     Images 31We were not treated by our own government as proper human beings and consequently some outsiders quote 1The Federal government has been called upon  to urgently take a second look at the entire  process of recruitment and training of personnel of the various law enforcement and security agencies as a step towards ensuring  that the unbearable level of insecurity across Nigeria is nipped in the bud.

    This call was made by the spokesperson for the Federal Workers Forum, Comrade Andrew Emelieze.

    ''The government should take urgent steps to carefully look into the processes of recruitment, training and postings of those in uniform as a step towards reversing the worrisome and disturbing spate of insecurity. The government should take a second look on the processes that ensured that these personnle exhibit the different uniforms of law enofrcement and security agencies.

    These trained personnel of the various uniformed agencies in Nigeria have continued, without stop, to engage in forgery, perjury, extrajudicial killings and corruption in all forms among so many other absurdities.

    Why is this so?

    Perhaps, Illiteracy and ignorance are the two major reasons, when the leadership is found wanting, then things go absolutely wrong.

     

  • The Upright

    Download 29Download 1 25Many Pharisees were good and upright people, who Jesus Christ counted among his friends.

    But it was those who misused religion who angered him so much, particularly when they excused unjust actions and unfair attitudes with pious platitudes.

    People might be scrupulous about small details of religious observance, giving to the temple a tenth of all their produce, even to the smallest herbs.

    But if they were unscrupulous in their treatment of others, Jesus condemned them in no uncertain terms.

    Which sins do religious people tend to condemn most readily today?

    How much prominence do we give to justice, humility, and reverence as the most important values?

    How often do we speak out against hypocrisy, greed and self-indulgence ?

     

  • Retirees are condemned when they retire early—barrister Niyi Aborishade

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    The retirement age policy of the government at all levels has pushed retirees to lead a life of condemnation.

    This assertion was made by the chairman of the end-of-year party of the Radio, Television, Theatre, and Arts Workers' Union of Nigeria (RATTAWU), Broadcasting Corporation of Oyo State (BCOS) chapter, Barrister Niyi Aborishade, in Ibadan, Nigeria.

    ''I congratulate all of you retiring today, and I also pray that you will enjoy the world of possibilities that lies ahead. They've condemned you when you retire early. You will have nothing to do. Workers should retire at 65. I urge you to develop a comprehensive strategy on how you will spend your retirement and gratuity. You have worked hard in life, and you will enjoy the fruits of your labor.'' Barrister Aborishade stated.

    Earlier in his welcome address, the union's chairman, Comrade Kola Carew, appealed to members to cooperate with the executive of the union to move it forward, saying, ''We should speak with one voice. Anything you see or hear, reach out to your leaders so that we will not derail.''

  • Unfriendly policies driving Nigerians out of business—Comrade Emelieze


    Download 7 4Several businesses in Nigeria have closed shop due to the harsh policies of the government.

    This assertion was made by the spokesperson of the Federal Workers Forum, Comrade Andrew Emelieze.

    ''So many businesses are no longer finding it difficult to cope with the unfriendly policies of the government but are now finding it extremely impossible to stay afloat, and the only option open to them is to close shop. The general costs of doing business in Nigeria have gone beyond the reach of millions of Nigerians. Businesses have continued to collapse, while those in government are still giving empty assurances,'' Comrade Emelieze stated.

  • Syndicate steals IBEDC service wires from residence in Ibadan

    Download 3 17Images 29A syndicate that specializes in the stealing of electric service wires from residential buildings now operates in Ibadan, Nigeria.

    The criminal group comprising some unscrupulous elements in the Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company (IBEDC) co-opted financially indisposed individuals to give out vital information that would be of mutual benefit to both of them.

    On Tuesday, 17 December, 2024, between 2:45 pm and 3:10 pm in the afternoon, a marketer and a technician, both workers of the IBEDC, stole the four service wires that supply electricity to the four apartments at No. 3 Kehinde Aderibigbe Street, Olorunsogo, Molete.

    Before the ugly act, the criminals had sat down and strategized at a shoemaker's shop at No. 6.

    The shoemaker had in turn entertained them.

    After the act, the criminals, who brought along a ladder, made away with the stolen items while residents of the community watched with keen interest.

    In recent times, cases of the theft of the DISCO's equipment and materials have become rampant.

     

     

  • Backsliding

    Download 6 4Download 7 3Once you become born again, avoid the temptations of backsliding. 

    In the present world, temptations abound; everywhere you go, it is now left for you as a true believer to resist such temptations.

    Do not become an enemy of yourself; meditate on the word regularly when you notice you are treading the wrong path.

    Look up to God, and painstakingly avoid looking up to man.

    Resist any attempt to backslide by anyone; it could be your friends, your colleagues at your place of work, your relations, or anyone close to you.

    Be steadfast. Hosea 11:7

  • Underage criminals burgle residence in Ibadan

    Download 28Download 5 7Young boys aged between 8 and 15 years old on Thursday burgled a residence in the Olorunsogo Molete Ibadan area of Oyo state.

    The boys, led by one Imole Adewale, a junior secondary school student of Ibadan Grammar School, numbered about 12 and pretended to be playing football along Kehinde Aderibigbe Street before some of them broke into the apartments at No. 3 and made away with valuables running into hundreds of thousands of Naira.

    Surprisingly, residents who own shops in and around the scene of the incident provided cover for the young criminals.

    Before this time, parents and guardians in the community had repeatedly aided and abetted their children and wards in criminality.

    Indeed, homosexuality, prostitution, drug addiction, and several other forms of social vices have become the order of the day as most of the young people have veered off the path of education.

    Sadly, those in charge remain unperturbed despite the irredeemable damage that has been done to the young lives, even as lawlessness, indiscipline, and criminality have been adopted as daily ways of lives.

  •   Time as Nemesis

    Download 4 13Download 3 16It is disheartening to come to terms with the fact that intimidation, threats, attacks, and manipulation are now tools of governance at all levels of government. Very strange and laughable. 

    Leadership has been redefined to include deceit, manipulation, and lies, among other things. 

  • Cultists rob pedestrian in Ibadan

    Download 5 6Download 6 3Cultists on Thursday afternoon attacked and dispossessed a gainfully employed Nigerian of his personal belongings and valuables.

    The cultists, led by one diminutive hoodlum named Okunnu, numbered about 18 and operated from an events planner's shop at the Baptist Convention shopping complex, Scout Camp Junction, Challeneg/Molete road, Ibadan, Oyo state, Nigeria.

    Acting under the influence of marijuana and other illicit substances, they attacked the innocent Nigerian and made away with all he had on him.

    Despite the alarm raised by the robbery victim, bystanders who were complicit cheered the criminals.

    Of worry is the role played by parents and guardians in crime, even as the general belief is that an unspecified number of law enforcement agents and government officials provide material and moral support for these criminals.

    This informs the increasing rate of lawlessness, indiscipline, and criminality in many communities in the state.

    Sadly, the feeble efforts of the state government to deal decisively with the outlaws have so far yielded no positive result.

     

  • The Watch Man

    Download 4 12Download 3 15You have to realize that the people you pay to keep watch over you and your property can only function to the maximum of their human ability.

    Their watchcare is not absolute, and therefore you must look to the greater Guardian, God, who is your keeper and your helper.

    If you are lying down in your home, you will sleep securely because the God who keeps you will not slumber, nor will He allow anyone to move your feet from their resting place.

    In these times, out of envy, jealousy, and hatred, men attempt to dig a pit under your feet in order to cause you to fall or in order to make you lose your position, your balance, your honor, or your office; but if you look up to God who dwells in heaven, if you trust in Him through Christ, no one will ever be able to move your feet away from security to destruction.

    He will keep you as the shepherd keeps his sheep so that you do not become the prey of wolves.

    Read 2 Kings 9:17