My ancestors and forebears in the media office
By Femi Adesina All things are now ready. Last week, I wrote about the cleaning and clearing of my office in the State House, Presidential […]
Experiences
Another story of God’s faithfulness
By Aaron Ukodie Because God had miraculously made it possible for me to send my first daughter to the US for a degree in Business […]
My 2021 near-death experience, by Kemi Afolabi
Nollywood actress, Kemi Afolabi Adesipe, has relived her near-death experience last year. She narrated how she was diagnosed with an incurable ailment. The actress revealed […]
How I prepared for death after being diagnosed with incurable disease – Actress Kemi Afolabi
Nollywood actress, Kemi Afolabi, has revealed how she prepared for death after being diagnosed with incurable disease. In a statement via her Instagram page on […]
How I became a Gokada rider, Pilot President – Oneshiagbe
Liberty Oneshiagbe had ridden bikes practically all his adult life. About three years ago, he got employed as a pilot (bike rider) with Gokada (which […]
Grailland: Haven of peace, spiritual refuge (Part 3)
By Oyeyinka Oludayisi Fabowale A Trinket Box Besides its picturesque landscape, another feature which makes Grailland unique is the tolling of the Grail bells – […]
Grailland: Haven of peace, spiritual refuge (Part 2)
By Oyeyinka Oludayisi Fabowale Of course, it wasn’t my first time as a border on Grailland. Being a member of Grail Movement –Nigeria, I often […]
“I am alive”, Tony Momoh speaks from the Beyond
By Sule Ahmed Oyofo | I have been extremely close to Prince Tony Momoh who doubled as my spiritual and mental godfather to lose sleep […]
Grailland: Haven of peace, spiritual refuge (Part 1)
By Oyeyinka Oludayisi Fabowale Light taps on the door roused me from the half-sleep state I was trying to deepen. Discomfited but not vexed, I […]
Tribute to my ‘ill-equipped’ lecturers in Nigerian universities
By Abdulgafar Amoka I got admitted to study Physics at Ahmadu Bello University in 1993 and graduated in 1999. Within those six years, one year […]