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- Thank-God Eboh
- I am Thank-God Eboh.A young Nigerian who believes there is honey in the land and refuses to be trampled by " NIGERIAN FACTORS ". I like to talk about knowledge, governance, business,environment, attitude and every other good ingredient that'd make a nation and the world liplicking.
Saturday, February 23, 2013
Have you read this book? I can at least answer for you in case you have dared to read it.Haven't you read it? Then you are missing......share your testimonies if you've read it.
This book will answer a lot of your questions which have been lingering in the streets of your heart all these years.You will get to visit your dreams and desires for life and prune them, understand them and know what requirements should propel you.
TIPS; you will know why on earth God has created you........millions of sperm cells swimming towards one egg, only one made it-YOU. Why? have you ever wondered? well, YOU made it on purpose, by purpose and for a purpose.Here's what they said about the book:
"Make sure you're not missing the point of your
life—read this book!
The Purpose Driven Life will guide you to greatness-through living the Great Commandment and the Great Commission."
- Billy Graham and Franklin Graham
"If you
only read one book on what life is all about-make it this one! This book is
life changing. Rick Warren is
absolutely brilliant at explaining our real purpose on earth and stating
profound truths in simple ways. Give this book to everyone you care about.
Believe me, you'll never be the same after reading this!
What a gift!"
- Lee Strobel, Author, The Case for Christ
"Disoriented
about your direction in life? Are decisions tough to make and steps hard
to take? If so, Rick Warren has written a masterpiece of wise counsel
for you. Whether you are a seeker, a new believer, or a seasoned saint,
let God use these pages to place your feet firmly on the right path!"
- Max Lucado, Author,
Traveling LightREAD IT...TALK TO SOMEONE ABOUT IT
Monday, February 18, 2013
I was raped at the age of 9"- Oprah Winfrey
-"I didn't even complete my university
education" - Bill Gates
... -"I was sexually, mentally, emotionally and
verbally abused by my father as far back as I
can remember until I left home at the age of eighteen" - Joyce Meyer
-"I struggled academically throughout
elementary school"
- Dr Ben Carson
-"I used to serve tea at a shop to support my
football training" -
Lionel Messi
-"I used to sleep on the floor in friends'
rooms,returning Coke bottles for food, money,
and getting weekly free meals at a local temple"
- Steve Jobs
-"My teachers used to call me a failure"- PM
Tony Blair
- "I was in prison for 27 years"- Retired
President Nelson
Mandela.
So you see! no excuse is worth the while.Use your down times
as sprintboards to soar not as sources of self pity.
Though we pass through many difficulties in
life, we should not give up because Life is not
about what you couldn't do so far, it's about
what you can still do so NEVER GIVE UP!
OUR Prayer for You is that, As Many of You Shall
Say "AMEN" to this,
We Shall hear successful stories
abt u all one day!!!
AMEN!!
Hello fellow Nigerians!
It was as though we've got peppersoup in our hearts as soon as the results of the AFCON 2013 was announced. Nigerians opened their hidden faces as our opponents covered theirs.A lot of uncountable positive and negative words flowed out of our vocal cavity during the course of the tournament.Several persons have written concerning this but mine will be Nigerians-centered. We slandered Ahmed-the restless runner without goals, we nailed Keshi and tied the super eagles in bundles,ready to throw them off the oceans as they return.Undoubtably, we will think our critics earned us victory,it may have but in minute dose.Criticism kills, it makes a potential victor to go down low.I guess the Super Eagles were deaf to all we said as Nigerians and only focused on the prize for going to South Africa.
They've won.How about you? Did you change your slandering attitude? Did you learn to keep believing e'en when hope seems to be in the cloud? Have you decided to act well your part and build the Nigeria of your dream?
Nevertheless, the ball is now in the courts of we-the politicians and their first ladies,the citizens(kidnappers,students,bankers,harlots,L.G workers).Play and win or fail..........I love Nigerians- a nation that keeps believing........yippee!!!!!
It was as though we've got peppersoup in our hearts as soon as the results of the AFCON 2013 was announced. Nigerians opened their hidden faces as our opponents covered theirs.A lot of uncountable positive and negative words flowed out of our vocal cavity during the course of the tournament.Several persons have written concerning this but mine will be Nigerians-centered. We slandered Ahmed-the restless runner without goals, we nailed Keshi and tied the super eagles in bundles,ready to throw them off the oceans as they return.Undoubtably, we will think our critics earned us victory,it may have but in minute dose.Criticism kills, it makes a potential victor to go down low.I guess the Super Eagles were deaf to all we said as Nigerians and only focused on the prize for going to South Africa.
They've won.How about you? Did you change your slandering attitude? Did you learn to keep believing e'en when hope seems to be in the cloud? Have you decided to act well your part and build the Nigeria of your dream?
Nevertheless, the ball is now in the courts of we-the politicians and their first ladies,the citizens(kidnappers,students,bankers,harlots,L.G workers).Play and win or fail..........I love Nigerians- a nation that keeps believing........yippee!!!!!
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