Tag: Hope
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2025: Harvesting hope amidst uncertainty – By Tony Eke
Entering new year seems like unveiling the face of a foretold event. As a result, its calm arrival and extinction of the preceding year accentuated the varying notes of our appreciation.
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Sustaining the momentum of hope – By Dakuku Peterside
Every new marriage comes with some level of excitement. This may be due to love, lust, anticipation, or newness. The everyday drudgery of living together and following the routines of life stifles excitement, and soon realities of marriage dawn on the couples. Suddenly, the marriage mates that were madly in love before and immediately after the marriage…
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Tinubu’s inaugural speech didn’t inspire hope – LP
The Labour Party (LP), said the inauguration of speech of President Bola Tinubu was without clear direction for the people of Nigeria.
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Christmas: Cleric rekindles hope for better Nigeria
The General Overseer, All Christians Fellowship Mission, Rev. William Okoye, has urged Nigerians to be hopeful and make positive utterances about the nation.
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Christmas: Osinbajo sends message of hope to Nigerians
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo says the celebration of Christmas brings hope, joy, God’s Grace and relief to Nigerians.
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Christmas: Peter Obi sends message of hope to Nigerians
The Presidential Candidate of the Labour Party, Mr Peter Obi, has urged Nigerians to remain hopeful for a better nation, especially as they prepare to take back their nation come 2023.
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Amidst chaos, 13-year-old boy vows to rebuild broken bridge of hope – By Azu Ishiekwene
If he could, he might have built a highway to Sharm el-Sheikh where the world’s great and mighty gathered between November 6 and 18 at COP27 to discuss climate change. But who knows, he might yet do so. Thirteen-year-old Musa Sani, who has already taken infant steps in civil engineering, might live a bigger dream…
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Peter Obi: Nigeria’s Beacon of Hope – By Promise Adiele
Overwhelming excitement. Sheer euphoria mixed with anger. Ecstatic frenzy sustained by passionate commitment. That is the story of Nigeria’s current revolution predicated on the ideology of omniscient humanitarianism. Peter Obi is the proponent of that ideology and millions of Obidients are the protagonists. Make no mistakes about it, there is a battle for the soul…
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Hope amid desolation – By Sonnie Ekwowusi
Unmistakably the battle line for 2023 Presidential election has been drawn among three competing groups-the Obi-dients, BAT and Atikulation- even though it appears Atikulation, which is still battling to survive the phenomenal internal squabble threatening its very soul, is yet to throw down the gage. The Obi-dients affirm again and again that theirs is not…
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The goodness of God – By Femi Aribisala
When we are socialized on the wrath of God and on the doctrines of the eternal damnation of sinners in hellfire, it becomes difficult to appreciate the goodness of God. We end up being afraid of God. We see Him as someone with a frown who is out to get us.