[super-post id=”3″] On Monday 7th October, 2019, BBC released a documentary ” Sex For Grades”, it was explosive. As usual, there was social media outcry

[super-post id=”3″] On Monday 7th October, 2019, BBC released a documentary ” Sex For Grades”, it was explosive. As usual, there was social media outcry
Oruko Jesu Nje is a Yoruba phrase which means that the name of Jesus is potent and powerful and it works. This song is all about the message of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. It magnifies the name of Jesus Christ as the greatest and highest name that is worthy of praise and is mighty to save all mankind. It declares that there is no other name given to men under heaven whereby they can be saved. No god can save from sin and evil but the name of Jesus Christ.
Oruko Jesu Nje is a gospel song with a blend of Highlife and Rock. According to Jesutobi, this song was birthed in the place of deep heartfelt prayer to God in his private closet. He came to acknowledge just as the Bible says in Psalm twenty verses seven and eight; “Some trust in chariots, and some in
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[super-post id=”3″] In the past 2 weeks, the impact of Social Media has progressed into the real world with protests felt across the nation, one
[super-post id=”3″] The Federal government was quick to rewarding the herdmens in their clash against farmers but what about the Christians that have been attacked
[super-post id=”3″] The eyes stares you down,You wonder why, it stares at you like thatThe mouth sometimes talks you downYou wonder why it can do
[super-post id=”3″] There is a belief that Ghana’s President, Nana Akufo-Addo, was elected on the promise that he will deal with Nigerians. Some will say,
[super-post id=”3″] In 2016, the President Buhari’s administration introduced the Whistle Blowing Policy, to allow the country retrieve monies stolen by power hungry politicians, civil