Today's word is from Psalm 118:5-7
The psalmists called upon God in times of distress and he answered.When God is on your side,you need not fear.Man can not do anything to you.
In that time of distress when you're racking your head thinking about a solution just pause a while and call upon him and he will answer you.He did not fail in the past,he's surely not going to fail you now.
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Friday, 5 August 2016
The Word Today
In the book of John 2:1-11,we see Jesus in a marriage in Cana of Galilee perform the miracle of turning water into wine.At that marriage the bridegroom had no wine to serve the guests.When it was time for refreshment Jesus asked for what was available (water) and he turned it into wine.Good quality wine!
Sometimes we overlook what we have at hand,but that is what God needs to turn your story to glory.
Forget about the past,hold on to what you have at hand and look up to the hills from where your help comes.!
Sometimes we overlook what we have at hand,but that is what God needs to turn your story to glory.
Forget about the past,hold on to what you have at hand and look up to the hills from where your help comes.!
Thursday, 4 August 2016
President Obama Speaks on ISIS
Speaking on Zika virus,he says his administration is taking the issue extremely serious as there will more cases of the disease reported.He called on the Republican led Congress to approve the money meant for research to find vaccine for the virus.
IOC Approves 271 Russian Athletes
The International Olympic Committee (IOC),has approved 271 Russian athletes to participate in the Rio 2016 Olympics.Russian athletes have been enmeshed in doping scandal.
Earlier,the IOC was considering a blanket ban on Russian athletes.
Earlier,the IOC was considering a blanket ban on Russian athletes.
USA Issues Travel Warnings to Its Citizens in Nigeria
The United States of America has issued a travel warning to its citizens travelling to Nigeria or living in Nigeria and names 20 states to avoid.
Their statement reads;Security measures in Nigeria remain heightened due to threats posed by extremist groups, and U.S. citizens may encounter police and military checkpoints, additional security, and possible road blocks throughout the country. All U.S. citizens should remain aware of current situations including curfews, travel restrictions, and states of emergency in the areas they are in or plan to visit.
"Kidnappings remain a security concern throughout the country. Criminal elements throughout Nigeria orchestrate kidnappings for ransom; Islamic extremists, operating predominantly in the North, also have been known to conduct kidnappings. Criminals or militants have abducted foreign nationals, including U.S. citizens, from off-shore and land-based oil facilities, residential compounds, airports, and public roadways.
"Militant groups have destroyed oil production infrastructure in Bayelsa and Delta states. U.S. citizens are advised to avoid the areas of these states where these incidents have occurred. Attacks by pirates off the coast of Nigeria in the Gulf of Guinea have increased substantially in recent years. Armed gangs have boarded both commercial and private vessels to rob travelers. The Nigerian Navy has limited
capacity to respond to criminal acts at sea."
The states to be avoided include; Bauchi,Yobe,Bornu,Adamawa, Bayelsa, Delta, Edo, Gombe, Imo, Jigawa, Kaduna, Kano, Katsina, Kebbi, Kogi, Niger, Plateau, Rivers, Sokoto, and Zamfara.
Their statement reads;Security measures in Nigeria remain heightened due to threats posed by extremist groups, and U.S. citizens may encounter police and military checkpoints, additional security, and possible road blocks throughout the country. All U.S. citizens should remain aware of current situations including curfews, travel restrictions, and states of emergency in the areas they are in or plan to visit.
"Kidnappings remain a security concern throughout the country. Criminal elements throughout Nigeria orchestrate kidnappings for ransom; Islamic extremists, operating predominantly in the North, also have been known to conduct kidnappings. Criminals or militants have abducted foreign nationals, including U.S. citizens, from off-shore and land-based oil facilities, residential compounds, airports, and public roadways.
"Militant groups have destroyed oil production infrastructure in Bayelsa and Delta states. U.S. citizens are advised to avoid the areas of these states where these incidents have occurred. Attacks by pirates off the coast of Nigeria in the Gulf of Guinea have increased substantially in recent years. Armed gangs have boarded both commercial and private vessels to rob travelers. The Nigerian Navy has limited
capacity to respond to criminal acts at sea."
The states to be avoided include; Bauchi,Yobe,Bornu,Adamawa, Bayelsa, Delta, Edo, Gombe, Imo, Jigawa, Kaduna, Kano, Katsina, Kebbi, Kogi, Niger, Plateau, Rivers, Sokoto, and Zamfara.
James Ibori is Plus One
Wednesday, 3 August 2016
Super Eagles Still Stranded in Atlanta
With just a few hours to Super Eagles' first match in the Rio 2016 summer Olympics,Nigerian Football Federation is yet to sort out issues with the charter flight for the team.As at the time of this post, the team is still in Atlanta.
This goes to show how much Nigeria longs for gold medals.When some teams have arrived Rio for days now,our footballers are still in Atlanta because we cannot settle airline issues.
I wonder when they will arrive(if they will still go)or probably when NFF finally settles the pending issues Japan will already be waiting for the super eagles in the field. *mtchew.
This goes to show how much Nigeria longs for gold medals.When some teams have arrived Rio for days now,our footballers are still in Atlanta because we cannot settle airline issues.
I wonder when they will arrive(if they will still go)or probably when NFF finally settles the pending issues Japan will already be waiting for the super eagles in the field. *mtchew.
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