The Pains Of Life: Living Without A Mother.

Late Mrs. Nnabugwu Iheomakaliwu Asije

She was her Bible and her Bible was her

One of the deepest pains in life, is to live without constantly experiencing that great bond that binds mother and child together, and the sad thing about it, is that it is not easy knowing the depth of the pain, except one is put in that situation.

LATE MRS. NNABUGWU IHUOMAKALIWU ASIJE: REMEMBERING THE ICON, FAITH BUILDER AND COMMITTED SERVANT OF GOD, AT HER ONE YEAR MEMORIAL ANNIVERSSARY

Late Mrs. Nnabugwu Ihuomakaliwu Asije

It is a blessing and a privilege at the same for one to know the Grandparents. I say this from deepest part of my heart, aware that Grandparents, and the elderly in general, are in most part a huge store house of knowledge, a library of sort if you like.

MIANGO: SEE HER BEAUTIFUL SPOTS

 

DIFFICULTIES ARE INEVITABLE FOR SPIRITUAL GROWTH -Chinwoke Nnabugwu

More Spiritual, less materialistic...

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For us to progress and multiply in all ramifications despite the odds, we must as a matter of urgency develop the power of the human spirit to overcome difficulties through total reliance on the Spiritual powers of the Holy Spirit.

Difficulties are inevitable for spiritual growth, therefore earnestly contend with the forces of adversity to keep moving at all times.

TRIALS HAVE BENEFITS ACCRUING FROM THEM -

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Always remember that God's desire during adversity is to make us better.

Trials and troubles should not be regarded as something that will ruin us. 

TEXT OF THE 2023 DEMOCRACY DAY NATIONAL BROADCAST

 

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*TEXT OF DEMOCRACY DAY NATIONAL BROADCAST BY HIS EXCELLENCY PRESIDENT BOLA AHMED TINUBU, GCFR ON JUNE 12, 2023*

Fellow Nigerians,

2. It is exactly three decades today that Nigerians went to the polls to exercise their inalienable right to elect a President of their choice to lead the transition from military dictatorship to a representative government of the people.

3. The abortion, by military fiat, of the decisive victory of Chief Moshood Kashimawo Olawale Abiola of the defunct Social Democratic Party (SDP) in the June 12, 1993, presidential election, up to that time, the fairest and freest election in the country’s political evolution, turned out, ironically, to be the seed that germinated into the prolonged struggle that gave birth to the democracy we currently enjoy since 1999.

4. In rising to strongly oppose the arbitrary annulment of the will of the majority of Nigerians as expressed in that historic election, the substantial number of our people who participated in the struggle to de-annul the election signified their fierce commitment to enthroning democracy as a form of government that best ennobles the liberty, the dignity of the individual and the integrity as well as the stability of the polity. The fierce opposition to the annulment of the June 12, 1993, presidential election and the unrelenting pro-democracy onslaught it unleashed was the equivalent of the battle against colonial rule by our founding fathers that resulted in the gaining of Nigeria’s independence in 1960.

PICTURES OF THE IMT ENUGU NATIONAL COUNCIL LEADERSHIP ALUMNI SEMINAR RETREAT AT ABAKALIKI, EBONYI STATE