Sacrifice.....
Passion.....
Believes....
Action....
Determination....
Good Communication....
Commitment
Trust...
Faith...
Focus....
Take risk more than before....
All that was listed above are the major keys
for any successful man on earth today....
Communicate your ideas with others in your
shoe and share in their opinions too this
will make you a great man tomorrow...
Having faith and believe in your dreams....
Just as you are determined to It makes you a
great man tomorrow, it's not automatic but
by grace you will succeed if you believe....
You can fail and you will still fail again (its
not a curse for a man to fail in his careers......
In it you learn a lot on how to grow) before
you make it and you will be called a man of
success
Successful men are the people with most
difficult challenges.
Successful men has billions of friends but
only few love them.
You do little endorse by many and gain
more....
You struggle hard when you are still
competing to climb the latter.
You focus more when you never get
there....
Be full of actions because it takes only
commitment and passion as well as
determination to win the race....
Take note of the above listed then you are
worth to be what you wanna be
And also remember to sacrifice your time to
what you do... "time is everything in life"....

Five Undeniable Facts of Life

1. Don't educate your children to be rich.
Educate them to be Happy. So when they
grow up they will know the value of things
not the price.
2. Best awarded words in London ... "Eat
your food as your medicines. Otherwise you
have to eat medicines as your food."
3. The One who loves you will never leave
you for another because even if there are
100 reasons to give up he or she will find
one reason to hold on.
4. There is a big difference between a
human being and being human.
Only a few really understand it.
5. You are loved when you are born. You will
be loved when you die. In between, You
have to manage!
NOTE: If you just want to Walk Fast, Walk
Alone! But if you want to Walk Far, Walk
Together!
Six Best Doctors in the World
1. Sunlight
2. Rest
3. Exercise
4. Diet
5. Self Confidence and
6. Friends
Maintain them in all stages of Life and enjoy
a healthy life.

World Bank identifies 3 key solutions for sustainable economic growth in Nigeria

The World Bank has identified 3 ways in
which the 36 states of the federation and
Abuja can survive economic challenges
- They are: ensuring sustained reforms to
increase IGR’s, improving spending
efficiency, and strengthening debt
management and fiscal transparency
- Despite contracting for five consecutive
quarters since early 2016, however,
Nigeria’s growth projections are expected
to reach one per cent during the year
Three ways whereby the 36 states of the
federation and Abuja can survive economic
challenges, have been identified by the
World Bank, Premium Times reports.
The global bank made its observations and
assessment public in its new Nigeria Bi-
Annual Economic Update which was
released on Wednesday, November 22, in
Abuja.the bank identified the
3 solutions as ensuring sustained reforms
to increase internally-generated revenues,
improving spending efficiency, and
strengthening debt management and fiscal
transparency.
World Bank President, Jim Yong Kim (Photo
credit: NY Times)
According to the World Bank, implementing
these 3 strategies would ensure sustainable
growth of the nations’ economy.
The report stated: “At present, states
remain under considerable fiscal stress,
with states requesting continuation of the
Budget Support Facility beyond the original
end date of May 2017.
“This level of fiscal deficits would lead to an
increase in total state debt stock to 5.4 per
cent of GDP and 200 per cent of revenue by
2020.
“In light of the continuing fiscal pressures,
there is a strong need to strengthen the
performance of the states through the full
and sustained implementation of reforms
to increase internally-generated revenue
and state spending efficiency, and
strengthen state debt management and
fiscal transparency.”
Nigeria’s economy recorded a 0.6 per cent
positive growth (year-on-year) in the
second quarter of 2017, after contracting
for five consecutive quarters since early
2016.
However, amidst sustained oil production
recovery, growth projections are expected
to reach one per cent during the year previously reported
that the global economic report by the
World Bank predicted that Nigeria would
get out of recession, and grow its gross
domestic product (GDP) by one percent in
2017.
In the report, the bank further stated that
the global economy will accelerate
moderately to 2.7 percent in 2017

Apostle Chibuzor Gift Chinyere: A Homeless Man Turned General Overseer

Once under-the-bridge tenant,
this pastor now empowers the poor [/
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From HENRY CHUKWURAH, Port Harcourt
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Are you one of those about giving up on
life because of seemingly endless rough
times?
The story of Apostle Chibuzor Gift Chinyere,
General Overseer of Omega Power Ministry
Worldwide (OPM) is likely to provide the
needed tonic that will ginger you to call
the bluff of life’s challenges and succeed.
The clergyman’s life experience and
eventual journey to the top is also likely to
serve as a spinal transplant for those who
have lost the backbone of focus and
determination.
Incidentally, his church also holds out
hope for the less privileged including
prostitutes to acquire skills that will enable
them live decent lives.
Up till 2004, Apostle Chinyere whose
church rates as one of the largest in Rivers
State, lived in the valley of life. For years, he
lived under the bridge at the Ogudu area
of Ojota in Lagos. Later, he moved to
Diobu, generally regarded as Port
Harcourt’s Ajegunle.
Within that same period, he eked out living
from selling GSM re-change cards.
By dint of divine touch and handwork,
Apostle Chinyere now shepherds
hundreds of thousands of faithfuls and
has left no avenue unexplored to give
hope to the hopeless.
In recent years, his church has spread the
gospel of hope to the shanties of Port
Harcourt, Prison yards and brothels within
and outside the Rivers State capital.
The Christian organization runs free
computer programmes for less privileged
slum dwellers, prison inmates and
prostitutes. This is aside the free schools
and other skill acquisition schemes of the
church for its members and non-members
alike.
Speaking recently at the graduation of
about 120 persons who went through its
five-month Diploma Course in computer
and Information Technology organized for
residents of Bundu Waterfront, one of the
Port Harcourt slums, the clergyman said
his heart goes to the poor because he was
one of them.
“I want to touch the lives of the less
privileged. I was living under the bridge,
an ordinary re-charge card seller. I have
real feelings for the less privileged and
that is why I want to empower them.
“Since God did it for me, I believe he would
make some others very great. We are
doing what we do for those who cannot
pay back”.
Apostle Chinyere told Daily Sun that the
church chose Bundu Waterside because it
is populated by the less privileged.
“There is high level poverty there. I will
not do it in GRA because people in GRA
have money to go to school. “Go there
(Bundu) and see how people are living.
People live near waterside, inside
shanties. I feel for them, having
remembered how I was some years ago,
and wish to give them the best of
computer education.
“For sustainability of the programme, we
have given many of them employment. We
have so many Chief Executives in the
church and we have referred so many of
the beneficiaries of the programme to
places to work. So, as we speak with these
employers, they employ them”.
The OPM General Overseer explained that
the various empowerment programmes of
the church are open to members and non-
members of the church. He advised the
youth within and around the state to avail
themselves of the programme and become
gainfully employed.
He assured that although the various
programmes gulp several millions of Naira,
the church would not be deterred.
“The challenges are so much because the
project runs into millions of Naira but we
won’t stop.
“We have even gone ahead to offer 26
scholarships in Abia State. A few days ago,
the church offered another 36
scholarships, one recipient from each of
the 36 States of the Federation to study to
any level in the university”.
He frowned at the high school fees being
charged by many educational institutions
owned by religious organizations in the
country and accused the church of
contributing far below expectation to
national development .
“A lot of churches have not done enough.
If you look around, you will find some
churches that build schools and their fees
are unbelievably too high for the poor.
“That is why OPM started building schools.
We give them school uniforms, free books
and they don’t pay school fees. They just
come to school and learn”.

Army stops Boko Haram attack on Yobe

The attack comes just a week after the insurgents attacked Sasawa village in the same state
- The army however repelled the attack according to army spokesperson Col. Ogunsanya
- A villager confirmed the bravery of Nigerian troops who stopped the attackers in their tracks
The Nigerian army on Sunday, October 29 said it has repelled an attempted attack on Goniri village in Yobe on Saturday, October 28.
Spokesman of 3 Division with tactical headquarters in Damaturu Col. Kayode Ogunsanya confirmed this to News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in the state capital.
Ogunsanya, however, could not immediately give details of the operation.
A villager, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said: “The insurgents came in from the western flank of the village but were repelled by the soldiers.
“The soldiers had been on red alert since the attack on Sasawa village last Tuesday, making them battle ready.
“It did not take long when we heard the soldiers chanting victory songs, indicating that they were successful over the insurgents.”
NAN reports that two attacks were recorded in less than a week after a long period of relative peace enjoyed across the state.
Meanwhile, reported earlier that Nigerian soldiers in furtherance of their effort to defeat Boko Haram intercepted a terrorist bomb squad at Ngalle village, northern Borno State.
In a statement by Brigadier General Sani Kukasheka Usman who is the director, army public relations on Sunday, October 29, he said the operation was carried out on Friday, October 27.
He said one terrorist was killed in the operation while their weapons were recovered.

16 years old commit suicide over low grade

Mercy Olamide Afolaranmi, a student of Microbiology at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, has committed suicide.
According to the school’s Chief Security Officer, Babatunde Oyatokun, Miss Afolaranmi, poisoned herself. Students and a neighbour close to the deceased also said she killed herself due to poor grade.
“We got a call that one of our students took poison,” Mr. Oyatokun said. “We got to hospital to realise that she mixed rat poison. She gave us the contact of her parents but before they arrived, she already gave up due to the effect of the poison she took.”
A neighbour, Bimpe Oni, in an interview with PREMIUM TIMES, said Miss Afolaranmi, who lived off-campus at Sabo area of Ile-Ife, died on Thursday, after she took “rat poison mixed with battery extract.”
Mrs. Oni said the late student committed suicide because of “emotional pressure.” A student, Aisha, who was Miss Afolaranmi’s colleague in the Faculty of Science, said the deceased had ‘E’ in CHM101 (Chemistry for first year students), a reportedly dreaded course for year one students in the science and technology related faculties.
“Mercy often isolated herself in class and looked depressed,” said Aisha. “She told me she had ‘E’ in CHM101 and has been going around unhappy before this incident.” Another student in the Faculty of Student, Opeyemi, said “she took poison because of result.”
The school’s Dean of Students’ Affairs, Isiaka Aransi, also confirmed the news. “Although the reason and cause of her death is yet to be known, the division is aware of the death of Mercy,” she said.
Before her death, on October 10, she posted on Facebook that: “Above all other things, I just wanna see God, see what He looks like, speak with Him face to face. I don’t wanna miss heaven. LORD HELP ME.”

President Buhari approves payment of pension to former Biafra police

President Muhammadu Buhari approved payment of Biafra policemen
- They were dismissed at the end of the Biafra war
- They were pardoned during the Olusegun Obasanjo administration
President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the payment of pension to police officers who served
It was announced that about 162 of such retired police officers and 57 Next of Kin will be paid their benefits in the first phase which kicks off this month.
The police officers were granted presidential pardon in 2000.
The statement read:“The general public would recall that Nigeria witnessed an ugly civil war between July, 1967 and January, 1970 and as a result of that unfortunate period in our history, some members of the Armed Forces, the Nigeria Police and paramilitary officers who took part with the Secessionist were dismissed from the service.
“The dismissal of those officers was commuted to retirement in the year 2000 through a Presidential Amnesty granted on 29th May, 2000 by the Administration of the then President, Olusegun Obasanjo.
“A verification exercise was conducted for the pardoned officers by the defunct Police Pension Office and recently PTAD on one hand and the Police Service Commission on the other
Despite the Presidential pardon and verification of these officers, many of them remained unpaid years after the pardon. However, the present administration under the able leadership of President, Muhammadu Buhari has graciously given approval for the payment of pension entitlements to these officers and their Next of Kin.
“PTAD is commencing the payment of pension benefits to the retired war affected police officers on Friday October 20, 2017 in Enugu. 162 officers will be payrolled and 57 Next of Kin who have also not been paid their death benefits will be paid in the first batch.”
Meanwhile, Emmanuel Kanu, a young brother to the leader of Independent Peoples of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu denied a report that accused him of being behind the recent Monkey Pox vaccine hoax in the southeast region of the country.
In a statement sent to NAIJ.com, Emmanuel Kanu described the group as faceless, adding that the leader of the group was blind to the activities of IPOB.
Biafra Security Service (BSS) inaugurated by IPOB leader, Nnamdi Kanu -