Greetings and Peace of the Lord Jesus Christ be with you, dear People of God. A blessed Christmas since we are still in the season of Christmas. Wishing you all a blessed New Year 2021. May the peace of Christ give us the courage to face the challenging times that are before us.
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A wise man won an expensive car in a lottery. His family and friends were very happy for him and came to celebrate. ‘Isn’t it great!’ they said. ‘You are so lucky.’ The man smiled and said ‘Maybe’. For a few weeks he enjoyed driving the car. Then one day a drunken driver crashed into his new car at an intersection and he ended up in the hospital, with multiple injuries. His family and friends came to see him and said, ‘That was really unfortunate.’ Again, the man smiled and said, ‘Maybe. ’While he was still in the hospital, one night there was a landslide and his house fell into the sea. Again, his friends came the next day and said, ‘Weren’t you lucky t
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We are grateful to God for taking us through all the challenges in 2020 as we begin another year.
It has become a common phenomenon where some ministers of the gospel prophesy doom at the beginning of every year.
I do not think that is necessary for us as a country. What is important is for us to walk with Jesus daily in all our dealings to be where He has purposed for us.
Philippians 3:14 states that, “I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus.”
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Chris Asoluka
On January 10, the Igbos will go to the polls to elect a President-General for Ohanaeze Ndigbo. Among those in the race are men who are very seasoned in Igbo affairs, but of course, just one will emerge after the electionThere are factors which those who have the right to vote would be looking for in the aspirants.
Dr. Chris Chigoziri Asoluka is one of the aspirants. He has shown capacity to lead Ndigbo too. Asoluka, a political scientist, lawyer and policy strategist is one man whose ability to lead is not in doubt. His thoughts, ability to lead and sagacity in leadership are in doubt. For him, his priority as President-General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo would be, “The task of institutionalization of Ohanaeze Ndigbo worldwide, in line with its constitutional targets, is one thing that must be accorded priority for true ownership of the association, funding and effectiveness.”
This country has seen some dark days. There have been moments of unbelievable despair, like we witnessed at the Capitol, when everything seems to come apart at the seams. Those are the hours when the hopelessness we see looks nothing like the nation we thought we knew. Yet, in almost 250 years, even the worst of times have never defined us. And we canât afford to let this one either.
What happened Wednesday wasnât America. We are not a bitter, desolate, violent people. We are a hurting people. A frustrated and divided people. But we are not a people broken beyond repair. I know that, because the vast majority of men and woman at yesterdayâs rally werenât there to shatter windows or trash offices. They didnât come to make congressmen crouch behind desks or run down the hallways in terror. They came peacefully â to air their grievances and ask for justice. Unfortunately, both will be harder to come by now.