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EMIR MOHAMMED SANUSI 11 ' S REINSTATEMENT

 A JINX THAT WOULD HAVE BECOME A CURSE  Emmanuel Nicholas The removal of Emir Muhammadu Sanusi II from his position as the Emir of Kano by Governor Ganduje's government sent shockwaves through Nigeria and beyond.  This event, which occurred in recent times, drew parallels with history as it echoed the dethronement of Emir Muhammadu Sanusi I 57 years ago by the then northern Nigeria regional government led by Ahmadu Bello.  The struggle for the Sanusi family to break free from this cycle of dethronement and reinstatement has become a poignant narrative that symbolizes the clash between tradition, power, and the quest for redemption. The history of the Sanusi Emirs of Kano is deeply intertwined with the political landscape of northern Nigeria. Emir Muhammadu Sanusi I, the grandfather of Emir Sanusi 11, was dethroned as the 11th Emir of Kano in 1963 by Ahmadu Bello's government.  This event marked a significant turning point in the history of the Sanusi dynasty and left a lasting
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One Mistake You Should Never Make As A Man!

One mistake you should never make as a man is raising kids with all your life savings to eventually get so much exposure that they won't want to stoop low to living around you. Upgrade yourself as u upgrade your kids ❗ Plan your future so you won't have your kids too far from you.. Having all your kids abroad looks like an achievement until you are old age sets in ✅That's when you will know that sending you money is not as important as having them around you.. ✅That's when you will know that life's fulfilment is beyond money but quality of time spent with your grown up children and grand children.. I've had an Uncle who raised all his families abroad , died at 78 and none of his kids came home to burry him and give him the last respect/honour ❗ This is not a matter of marrying many wives .. It's about being intentional with your old age plan.. And if marrying many is your strategic plan, ensure you execute it with wisdom. Men seems to cater so much for famil

Nyanya Area Welcome New Area Superintendent.

Nyanya Area Welcome New Area Superintendent. The FCT field superintendent of The Apostolic Church Nigeria, Pastor I. S. Udoinyang, has inducted Pastor Imo Udofia as the Nyanya New Area superintendent during Sunday service yesterday at the Area headquarters. Pastor Udofia was transferred from Kado Area to Nyanya during 2023 field convention. Udofia was among the three Apostles ordained during the 2023 convention at the field headquarters in Dakibu, Abuja. Udofia resumed his duties immediately after induction with the dedication of a new baby. Udofia been the 7th Nyanya Area Superintendent and a blessing to the Area in general.

The Hardest Part Of Marriage You Won't Be Told!

The Hardest Part of Marriage You Won't Be Told Marriage is sweet when you examine it from a far, of those who have successful marriage or the lovey-dovey of newlyweds, but when you enter into, you will discover that what is behind number six is more than number seven. Many prepare so well for the romantic aspects of marriage, but very few groom themselves for the realities in marriage. Do you know that the hardest part of marriage plays a dominant role in marriage than the romantic moments? However, what breaks marriage isn't the lack of romance, but the couple's inability to withstand the hardest part of marriage. There are some hard things about marriage that you are not likely to be told, but I will only share 5 of them with you. 1.  Staying faithful It's easy to abstain from sex as singles if you have not tasted how sweet sex is, but it's very difficult to stay faithful in marriage when you are denied sex for no just reason. The temptation to commit adultery is

Killing of 16 soldiers unacceptable – Defence Ministers

Killing of 16 soldiers unacceptable – Defence Ministers Minister of Defence, Muhammed Badaru Abubabar and the Minister of state for Defence, Dr Muhammed Bello Matawalle, have declared that the federal government will not tolerate any threat to the nation’s sovereignty and stability. This is just as they said that, “Our unwavering support for the armed forces and their efforts to maintain peace and stability across the country is not negotiable”. The Ministers “condemned in its totality, the heinous attack on Military personnel during a rescue mission of the 181 Amphibious Battalion in Okuama Community Ughelli South Local Government Area of Delta State, saying that the perpetrators must be brought to book. They said, “We affirm our unwavering commitment to safeguarding the security and well-being of all Nigerians and will not tolerate any threat to our nation’s sovereignty and stability. “Additionally, we assure the Nigerian people that every effort will be made to bring the perpetrator

YOU ALL ARE INDEED AN EXTRAORDINARY WOMEN

We can't forget our virtuous  Women irrespective of the Timing.   YOU ALL ARE INDEED AN EXTRAORDINARY WOMEN  In the melody of life, your voice resonate as a powerful symphony of strength, resilience, and compassion.  On this International Women's remembrance moment, I stand in awe of the remarkable individuals you are — each note contributing to the harmony of our cyon family. Your courage is the beacon that guides us through challenges, your resilience is the unyielding force that propels us forward, and your unwavering support is the anchor that grounds us in unity. In the mosaic of our Organisation, your threads weave a story of inspiration, determination, and boundless impact. As we celebrate International Women's Day, let it be a testament to the profound difference you make, not just within our organisation but across borders, shaping a world where your strength is celebrated. With deepest admiration and gratitude From: Pst. Barr. Dr. D.C. Arukwe JP.

COAS COMMISSIONS PROJECTS AT NAIC HEADQUARTERS...Emphasizes the role of Intelligence Corps in National Security Effort

The Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Lieutenant General Taoreed Lagbaja on Wednesday 28 February 2024 commissioned the remodelled Quarter Guard and unveiled the newly constructed Gatekeepers Statue at Headquarters Nigerian Army Intelligence Corps (NAIC) in Asokoro, Abuja. Addressing the officers and soldiers of the Corps shortly after the commissioning ceremony, General Lagbaja expressed gratitude for their invaluable service to the Nigerian Army (NA) and the nation at large. The COAS highlighted the Corps' pivotal role in the fight against insurgency and other criminal activities through their adept intelligence gathering. He reiterated his command philosophy and urged officers and men of the Corps to continue to work hard towards its actualisation. He appreciated that personnel of the Corps go to great lengths to carry out their role and charge them to even redouble their efforts.  Emphasizing the crucial role played by the Corps in the broader framework of national security and intell

PRINCESS TRIUMPH USUNGOBONG PETER'S IS +1.

PRINCESS TRIUMPH USUNGOBONG PETER'S IS +1. There’s this girl who stole my heart, and she calls me DAD. Happy birthday! To my wonderful princess, Enjoy all the beauty this season brings and surround yourself with all your favorite thing. I am wishing my lovely daughter, the apple of my eye, the very best birthday! I am proud to say the mini version of myself is way better than the original one...  sweetheart I’m so grateful for having a daughter like you as the world’s best daughter. Few women get to stand out in life. You are already outstanding because you are special to my heart as I believe the road ahead of you holds endless possibilities!. You’ve succeeded in making me successful Daddy. Life should be ready for many more successes from you. Have a great day! I'm so so glad i decided to keep you. It’s turned out to be the very best decision ever, Happy birthday my angel  May your day be as bright as your smile and as lovely as you. Happy birthday to my SUPER-DAUGHTER, it ta

Be Mindful of How we Address One Another

I was in class that fateful Friday afternoon teaching my students when she raised her hand to ask a question. I permitted her and she asked a rather too simple question that I supposed she should know the answer. I had already covered that topic the previous week. "Will you sit down there! With your Ugly face! Olodo!" was the only answer I gave her. The whole class bursted into laughter and she looked embarrassed. I went on with my lesson but felt somewhat guilty over what I had said. I finished my class and left. On Sunday, I went to Church. The preacher was talking about the tongue and its power. He spoke about how you could bring others down by what you say. I remembered what happened on Friday and became guilty. I swore I was going to apologize to her on Monday when I got to the class. On Monday afternoon, I went to the class but I didn't see her. I asked after her from her coursemates but they didn't seem to know who I was talking about. I then said I was looking