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My most recent long-distance trip took place in 2009 which happened in my secondary school. I had sobbed on my mother's shoulder for a few minutes when I realized I had forgotten to pay my excursion fee to Nimbate state just a day before the tour. I wanted to engage in all of the things that a sixteen-year-old student would participate in with Sheri, and I was determined to do so....

Storm of Yobe My most recent long-distance trip took place in 2009 which happened in my secondary school. I had sobbed on my mother’s shoulder for a few minutes when I realized I had forgotten to pay my ex…

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It reminds me of a particular day of evangelism in my school fellowship; I had made the rare decision to attend church service after spending many weeks in my room, and I was always inside my hall of residence. Unfortunately for me, that Sunday happened to be the day of evangelism. I resented myself for having ever put myself in my shoes, especially trying hard to make sure my socks were dry after spreading the wet body under the moist atmosphere. “How are you doing, Brother Godsent? I wish you a wonderful Sunday. You must adhere to our instructions today”. It was the words of a previous Assistant General Secretary who had been keeping an eye......

The Rural Rugged life in NCCF It reminds me of a particular day of evangelism in my school fellowship; I had made the rare decision to attend church service after spending many weeks in my room, and I was always inside my hall …

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Some of the shots seemed to be directed specifically at me as I escaped from militants dressed in their local garb who were firing at random into every house. I sped till I arrived at a house where a woman and her daughter lived. On his way to clinching a business deal with some poultry farmers, her husband had been killed in the west — particularly, in the southwest. Toward the end, he was patriotic enough to help his friends out. When one assumes the job of providing for the needs of everyone around him, perhaps, it is like putting a red flag near one's own house, no matter how affluent you may be in life....

A run for my fatherland (1) Some of the shots seemed to be directed specifically at me as I escaped from militants dressed in their local garb who were firing at random into every house. I sped till I arrived at a house where…

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Adejumo Kabir & Alfred Olufemi decided to put the heads of experienced Campus Journalist in a book and they titled it "The Pain, Push & Pleasure". This was conceived in 2019 and I also contributed my part.

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On a gentle wet evening, we walked out of class together. Because of the close proximity to our place of residence, we enjoyed leaving the College together. Ruwa River was rushed out by the strong rains, which washed away the garbage that had accumulated.

Tales of Dimples Two of us were chitchatting about how the project work was going to be carried out: I was given research work on mermaids and she had hers in the Aliens of the bush. The same project work-stress wi…

“Mary had Jesus sitting in her house. Mary had her dead brother raised! Mary and Martha had ultimate miracles! Mary and Martha were close to Jesus! Mary and Martha had access to Jesus Christ. Mary and Martha are in heaven today! Mary and Martha are memorialized! Mary and Martha are more popular than some of the apostles! Mary and Martha are more known than many of the disciples of Jesus!...

[Book Review]: The Rewards of Honor (Dag heward-mills’ Those who honor you (chapter 2)) Dag had cleverly used a harmless biblical example: the relationship that had developed between Jesus and the family of Lazarus. But you would want to ask what honor these three offered to Jesus to …

[Book review]: Dag heward-mills’ Those who honor you (chapter 1)

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