SAY “NO” TO STRESS-INDUCING COMPARISON
Everything in life is relative. It depends on what you’re comparing it with. Read a book by this American guy some years back. I think it was “Peaceful Living in […]
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THE ANCHOR HOLDS
Years ago, I listened to a song by gospel artiste, Ray Boltz. This was fifteen years ago or thereabouts. The song, “The Anchor Holds”, became a kind of anthem for […]
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THANK YOU, LORD! (POEM)
This poem is my expression of thanksgiving to God for His all-encompassing love and care. It details the reasons why I am so so grateful to Him. [bctt tweet=”Today, I’m […]
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Looking the part, lol!
I once toyed with the idea of wearing specs. Felt it would help me look more scholarly, you know bookish, like a serious teacher or if you’re bothered with the […]
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Miss P and I (NONFICTION)
Intro: This story is based on my personal experience of true friendship and Christian unity. It is an addition to other contributions on the latter theme on this blog, namely, […]
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WONDERFUL TESTIMONY!
It was supposed to be a day of sorrow and weeping, a day of great lamentation because we were saying final farewell to our dad (who had survived our mum’s […]
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THANKING ALL OUR FRIENDS
Dear friends, my family and I are super grateful for your various contributions towards the successful burial ceremony we held for my dad today. Your good wishes, prayers, gifts and […]
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A BRAND SNATCHED FROM THE FIRE (POEM)
There is a passage in the book of Zechariah that reminds me of an incident that occurred many years ago. I was very sick and a special friend (a Christian […]
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APPRECIATION
I want to specially thank everyone that sent me good wishes yesterday to celebrate my birthday. I believe your prayers and kind thoughts were inspired and they truly ministered to […]
» Read moreBIRTHDAY THANKS
God has been so faithful. Today is my birthday and it brings it all back to me: His protection, sustenance, guidance, care and much more. I see His hand upon […]
» Read moreMY STUDENT, MY TEACHER (II)
When the computer lessons began, I pitied Emma because I gave him nothing to build on. And I seemed rather dense in the early days, being in an unfamiliar territory […]
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Over the years, I’ve had this policy of not allowing students to visit my residence but as is the case with most policies, I’ve had exceptions to the rule and […]
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FROM DIANE WITH LOVE
Here’s the great piece written by Diane Ezeh, a graduate assistant in my department, which I told you of. – Preamble from me: A word on modesty. Please, believe me […]
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MY FULFILLING CAREER
Intro: Hello everyone! Many people have asked me why I chose teaching over broadcasting, print journalism, advertising copywriting and related fields. The answer to that question is contained in the […]
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I’ve had this blog for a while but haven’t been posting on it regularly because of this and that. But that is about to change.
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