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Day 64 : SAT. 6TH SEPTEMBER, 2025 Day 64 : SAT. 6TH SEPTEMBER, 2025 BE MINDFUL OF YOUR WORDS AND UTTERANCES Proverbs 18:21, Revelation 12:11 Beloved, be mindful of your, pronouncements, utterances and even confessions. This is because they have power. They have spiritual backing, effect and empowerment, therefore could happen when you do notContinue reading “Day 64 : SAT. 6TH SEPTEMBER, 2025”

Meet the most feared women in African history . Reposting: Meet the most feared women in African history – The Dahomey Amazons. Known as the Mino warriors, this fierce all-female military squad from the kingdom of Dahomey, West Africa (modern-day Benin), operated from the 17th to 19th centuries. The Mino, nicknamed the Dahomey Amazons byContinue reading “Meet the most feared women in African history .”

THE SNAKEBITE THE SNAKEBITE A Story With A Great Lesson A farmer brought his 4-year-old son to the farm and let him rest while he worked. While tilling the soil, the farmer heard his son scream loudly. He rushed over and found he’d been bitten by a snake. He witnessed the snake slithering away quickly.Continue reading “THE SNAKEBITE”

DAY 63FRI. 5TH SEPTEMBER, 2025 DAY 63FRI. 5TH SEPTEMBER, 2025 THE LORD WILL TAKE OVER YOUR BURDENS AND MAKE YOUR LOAD LIGHT1 Kings 5:4, Matthew 11:28-29 Beloved, let it be conspicuously and specifically noted that only the Lord can grant you true peace. It is recorded in 2Samuel 7:1, that after David had fought manyContinue reading “DAY 63FRI. 5TH SEPTEMBER, 2025”

Biafra: A Consciousness Beyond Borders Biafra: A Consciousness Beyond Borders The name BIAFRA has deep historical roots long before the Nigerian Civil War of 1967-1970. The term first appeared on European maps in the 15th and 16th centuries, used by Portuguese explorers to describe the BIGHT OF BIAFRA, a bay on the Atlantic coast stretchingContinue reading “Biafra: A Consciousness Beyond Borders”

“Ada, I never said I don’t love you,” Chidi said, his voice sharp but restless. “Ada, I never said I don’t love you,” Chidi said, his voice sharp but restless. “Then what are you saying? Don’t you know this is our chance to get married?” Ada asked, smiling faintly, searching his eyes for sincerity. ButContinue reading ““Ada, I never said I don’t love you,” Chidi said, his voice sharp but restless.”

Let’s Celebrate “The Real Ibro”! Burkina Faso’s Captain Traoré Cuts Politicians’ Salaries, Raises Workers’ Pay by 50%” Let’s Celebrate “The Real Ibro”! Burkina Faso’s Captain Traoré Cuts Politicians’ Salaries, Raises Workers’ Pay by 50%” Captain Ibrahim Traoré of Burkina Faso is really stepping up as a leader; what he did some months back still standsContinue reading “Let’s Celebrate “The Real Ibro”! Burkina Faso’s Captain Traoré Cuts Politicians’ Salaries, Raises Workers’ Pay by 50%””

How Greece Stole Africa’s Genius How Greece Stole Africa’s Genius When we open a history book, we are often told that civilization began in Greece. But the truth is much older and much deeper—rooted in the soil of Africa. Thousands of years before Socrates, Plato, or Aristotle, Africa—especially Egypt (Kemet)—was already the center of knowledge.Continue reading “How Greece Stole Africa’s Genius”

DAY 62: THURSDAY 4TH SEPTEMBER, 2025 DAY 62: THURSDAY 4TH SEPTEMBER, 2025 IT IS NOT OVER UNTIL IT IS OVERExodus 14:13-31, Psalm 46:10,2 Chronicle 20:20-24 Beloved, I would like to put to your remembrance that the God we serve is the creator of all the existences, therefore he holds the final word in all theContinue reading “DAY 62: THURSDAY 4TH SEPTEMBER, 2025”

The Anglo-Aro War (1901–1902): A Pivotal Conflict in British Colonial Expansion into Eastern Nigeria. ‎The Anglo-Aro War (1901–1902): A Pivotal Conflict in British Colonial Expansion into Eastern Nigeria.‎The Aro Confederacy was a powerful political, economic, and religious force in present-day Eastern Nigeria, established since the mid-17th century. This network of Aro communities (a subgroup ofContinue reading “The Anglo-Aro War (1901–1902): A Pivotal Conflict in British Colonial Expansion into Eastern Nigeria.”