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Founder of Synagogue Church of All Nations, SCOAN, Pastor Temitope Joshua, has been ranked by a group known as Movement for Progress Initiative as the 13th most famous pastor in the world and Apostle Joseph Ayo Babalola of the Christ Apostolic Church emerged 32nd. TB Joshua Speaking at  the ranking event that took place at Egbeda area of Lagos, Coordinator of the movement, Mr. Opahigbe Lawal, said it is imperative to acknowledge and celebrate Pastor Joshua because of his humanitarian efforts across the globe. “It is great to break the news that Pastor T. B. Joshua was ranked 13th most famous prophet in the world by a global digital media company called Ranker. This feat was possible due to his contribution and support for humanitarian across the globe. “Prophet T. B. Joshua’s humanitarian project tagged: “Let Love Lead,” has benefited victims of natural disaster in Asia, Latin America, Central America, South America, Europe and Africa. He has also awarded over 1,000 scho...

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You can be studying in the USA or UK by September 2015. Be part of the UKEAS City Tour as it comes to 4 cities across Nigeria – Ibadan, Enugu, Port Harcourt and Warri from the 20th - 27th June, 2015. Meet representatives from International Universities and get access to study options in the UK and USA. Entry is free. Register online here:   http://goo.gl/Jo8S57 Events hold as follows:  IBADAN:  Saturday 20th June 2015, 11am – 5pm   UKEAS Ibadan Office, Ile Oridetu, 1st Floor, 1 shell Close, Onireke, Ibadan ENUGU:  Wednesday 24th June 2015, 11am – 5pm Bridge Water Suites and Conference Centre, Plot C/2b Garden Avenue, GRA Enugu PORT HARCOURT  Thursday 25th June 2015, 11am – 5pm Golden Tulip Hotel, 1C Evo Crescent, GRA Phase2, Port Harcourt WARRI:  Saturday 27th June 2015, 11am – 5pm Protea Hotel Delta, KLM 3, NPA Expressway, Ekpan, Warri FREE ENTRY TO THE EVENT. Register online here:   http://goo.gl/Jo8S57 Or call now to boo...

Whoever will be this lady's future husband, you better read this letter...lol. It's titled - Letter to my Future Husband; Suicide, Not Murder - by Joy Oforka. Quite interesting & alarming. Read below... Dear Future Husband, There is something about me you must never forget: I am not in any way irresponsible. As a daughter, my parents never worried when they left me alone with my younger siblings. As a girl, the windows were never dusty, dirty plates did not sit in the kitchen till the next meal and I didn't burn my chicken or plantain. As a student, I never blamed a C grade on the lecturer without asking myself if I truly deserved it. As a graduate, I never blamed my unemployment on the economy knowing that same economy had royalties who were not so by blood. As a friend, I don't transfer the blame for any quarrel without humbly accepting my own fault in it. As a lady, I make my own money, spend on well-defined priorities and never wake up in a random man's r...

Article written by award-winning writer Chimamanda Adichie, originally published on New York Times . Interesting read. Find below... We call it light; “electricity” is too sterile a word, and “power” too stiff, for this Nigerian phenomenon that can buoy spirits and smother dreams. Whenever I have been away from home for a while, my first question upon returning is always: “How has light been?” The response, from my gateman, comes in mournful degrees of a head shake. Bad. Very bad. The quality is as poor as the supply: Light bulbs dim like tired, resentful candles. Robust fans slow to a sluggish limp. Air-conditioners bleat and groan and make sounds they were not made to make, their halfhearted cooling leaving the air clammy. In this assault of low voltage, the compressor of an air-conditioner suffers — the compressor is its heart, and it is an expensive heart to replace. Once, my guest room air-conditioner caught fire. The room still bears the scars, the narrow lines betwe...