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Understanding answers the question "how". Knowledge answers the question "what".
Most people know "what to do" but not "how to do it"
(Apostle Joshua Selman)
Most people know "what to do" but not "how to do it"
(Apostle Joshua Selman)
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Its necessary they are probed, but the real question is, who will be charged? Who will be arrested? How many times have they actually arrested and sent a person to jail a person for real fraud such as this?
“Alleged N585Million Fraud: HEDA Urges Probe Of Accountants Of Ministries, Others By Anti-Corruption Agencies - SaharaReporters.com”
“Alleged N585Million Fraud: HEDA Urges Probe Of Accountants Of Ministries, Others By Anti-Corruption Agencies - SaharaReporters.com”
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Education is the key to opportunity, but school is not the only pathway to wisdom.
That you are in school and others are not does not mean you should disregard them.
That you are in school and others are not does not mean you should disregard them.
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THE THIEVES IN OUR BUS
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A Teacher received his salary and boarded a crowded bus back to his home, and there was a thief in the bus.
The thief stole the Teacher's money from his pocket.
After the Teacher reached his destination, the driver asked for his fare, the Teacher deep his hand into his pocket and found nothing.
The Teacher's face became blushed and his tongue became heavy, he was so embarrassed. The Driver who is now angry said mockingly to the Teacher that: "shame on you, you consider yourself a respected person while you can not afford your transport fare!."
The Teacher was again very much embarrassed.
As this was going on, pride hit a potion of the thief's ego and he was moved to say the angry Driver: "My brother, the teacher's fare is on me!."
That is the thief offered to help the teacher, who is his victim.
He helped not out of pity for the poor teacher but to buy other passengers trust and confidence and to use some of the stolen money to earn respect before the rest of the passengers in the bus.
The poor Teacher who did not understand what is happening smiled and said to the thief: "May GOD bless you and multiply your likes, sir!."
Then some of the passengers in the bus also praised the thief, praised his kindness, and also prayed for him and that GOD should increase his kinds.
Since then, the number of thieves in our bus have increased and they continue to receive our thanks and appreciation;
We are all on a bus where thieves are stealing from us and use the stolen money to buy our trust and earn our respect in a way that we keep thanking them for their "kindness".
This is sadly, the metaphor of the state of our nation, Nigeria!
The thieves in our bus are increasing all the time because we continue praising them for returning small from the many they stole from us.
We hear everyday of how politician steals money, but how many of them have actually been convicted?
Recently, we hear of someone appointed by the Government and she stole 3bn or so, how come? Where were they watching?
May God Help us from this situation!!!!
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A Teacher received his salary and boarded a crowded bus back to his home, and there was a thief in the bus.
The thief stole the Teacher's money from his pocket.
After the Teacher reached his destination, the driver asked for his fare, the Teacher deep his hand into his pocket and found nothing.
The Teacher's face became blushed and his tongue became heavy, he was so embarrassed. The Driver who is now angry said mockingly to the Teacher that: "shame on you, you consider yourself a respected person while you can not afford your transport fare!."
The Teacher was again very much embarrassed.
As this was going on, pride hit a potion of the thief's ego and he was moved to say the angry Driver: "My brother, the teacher's fare is on me!."
That is the thief offered to help the teacher, who is his victim.
He helped not out of pity for the poor teacher but to buy other passengers trust and confidence and to use some of the stolen money to earn respect before the rest of the passengers in the bus.
The poor Teacher who did not understand what is happening smiled and said to the thief: "May GOD bless you and multiply your likes, sir!."
Then some of the passengers in the bus also praised the thief, praised his kindness, and also prayed for him and that GOD should increase his kinds.
Since then, the number of thieves in our bus have increased and they continue to receive our thanks and appreciation;
We are all on a bus where thieves are stealing from us and use the stolen money to buy our trust and earn our respect in a way that we keep thanking them for their "kindness".
This is sadly, the metaphor of the state of our nation, Nigeria!
The thieves in our bus are increasing all the time because we continue praising them for returning small from the many they stole from us.
We hear everyday of how politician steals money, but how many of them have actually been convicted?
Recently, we hear of someone appointed by the Government and she stole 3bn or so, how come? Where were they watching?
May God Help us from this situation!!!!
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I promise to give a quiz based on the story I posted "The Travails of James Gbenga Olaniyi"
Now here is it!!!
(Comment with the right option)
James was employed as a _________ in the Ogar's house.
a. Cleaner
b. Home Lesson Teacher
c. House Help
d. Gardner
Now here is it!!!
(Comment with the right option)
James was employed as a _________ in the Ogar's house.
a. Cleaner
b. Home Lesson Teacher
c. House Help
d. Gardner
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Light does not have respect for how long darkness has been. At the instant of light, darkness disappears
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THE TRAVAILS OF JAMES GBENGA OLANIYI -Episode 6 of 6
EPISODE SIX
Rita was now 27 years old and I propose marriage to her and she accepted and her parent were really happy for they have been expecting this for a long time now. Mr. Ogah wanted my parent available for the marriage so, I took Rita with Edward and headed for Abuja.
10 years had passed since I saw my mum or even came to that area. But, I was able to locate the house but things were not as good as they used to be 10 years ago. Mr. Olaniyi had serious stroke and for five years now, his left side had been useless. The family was practically living off Nike who was now happily married with children. She was the only one who did not believe that I impregnated Vera and was so furious when she learnt what her father had done.
There was joy and sorrow at the same time on my mother’s heart as she narrated to me how Vera came to clear my name. Vera gave birth to a baby girl who fell ill two weeks later and needed blood transfusion which can only be given by the father or the baby will die and so Vera had to plead for blood transfusion from the real father of the child, her sister’s husband; the man we all thought was Vera’s father. And so the whole truth came out, Vera was impregnated by her sister’s husband and this made her sister really angry that she killed the man and was arrested and sentenced to life imprisonment. Vera was then left alone with her sister’s children and hers so, she came to my mum and told her the truth before leaving for the village. My mum also told me how my real father now called Moses, came to her to plead for forgiveness for what he did years back and wanted to see me but there was no hope of seeing me as no one knows where I was or what had happened to me. She forgave him even Mr. Olaniyi also forgave him and they promised him to call him whenever I showed up. I also narrated to them all that happened to me, how Mr. Ogah became my father and took good care of me up to the level I was and now I want to marry his daughter. Two months later, Mr. Olaniyi recovered from his ailment.
A year passed, Rita and I got married. Our wedding was a remarkable one and never to be forgotten. Lots of friends and well-wishers were present and most of all I had three fathers on that day, Mr. Ogah, Mr. Olaniyi and Mr. Moses.
The End!!!!!!!!!
I will post a quiz on this story tomorrow.....
Do not forget to Like, Share and Comment
Rita was now 27 years old and I propose marriage to her and she accepted and her parent were really happy for they have been expecting this for a long time now. Mr. Ogah wanted my parent available for the marriage so, I took Rita with Edward and headed for Abuja.
10 years had passed since I saw my mum or even came to that area. But, I was able to locate the house but things were not as good as they used to be 10 years ago. Mr. Olaniyi had serious stroke and for five years now, his left side had been useless. The family was practically living off Nike who was now happily married with children. She was the only one who did not believe that I impregnated Vera and was so furious when she learnt what her father had done.
There was joy and sorrow at the same time on my mother’s heart as she narrated to me how Vera came to clear my name. Vera gave birth to a baby girl who fell ill two weeks later and needed blood transfusion which can only be given by the father or the baby will die and so Vera had to plead for blood transfusion from the real father of the child, her sister’s husband; the man we all thought was Vera’s father. And so the whole truth came out, Vera was impregnated by her sister’s husband and this made her sister really angry that she killed the man and was arrested and sentenced to life imprisonment. Vera was then left alone with her sister’s children and hers so, she came to my mum and told her the truth before leaving for the village. My mum also told me how my real father now called Moses, came to her to plead for forgiveness for what he did years back and wanted to see me but there was no hope of seeing me as no one knows where I was or what had happened to me. She forgave him even Mr. Olaniyi also forgave him and they promised him to call him whenever I showed up. I also narrated to them all that happened to me, how Mr. Ogah became my father and took good care of me up to the level I was and now I want to marry his daughter. Two months later, Mr. Olaniyi recovered from his ailment.
A year passed, Rita and I got married. Our wedding was a remarkable one and never to be forgotten. Lots of friends and well-wishers were present and most of all I had three fathers on that day, Mr. Ogah, Mr. Olaniyi and Mr. Moses.
The End!!!!!!!!!
I will post a quiz on this story tomorrow.....
Do not forget to Like, Share and Comment
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God does not lose
Study the Bible, God always wins.
The question is, will you be on His side when the battle is finally over?
Study the Bible, God always wins.
The question is, will you be on His side when the battle is finally over?
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