Author: A. Joshua Adedeji

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A few moments ago, I began a series on the 5 things you mustn’t get twisted in life; been persuaded in my heart on our readiness to get things right or straight in this new season, I will move one in this article with two things you and I mustn’t get twisted in life. Life is both for work and relationship; there are things to get done, and there are people to know, get along with and affect (or influence). I have come to know that we often get from life what we deserve and not what we desire. More…

The New Year 2017 has no ability to be different from the years before it on its own; neither can it translate into a better life, leadership or business for you without your own input. Years after year, we preoccupy ourselves with New Year resolutions; hoping very strongly those new resolutions will make our experiences new. However, there is more to life than mere injections of new resolutions; and there is definitely more to life than mere wishes from us. All other things being equal, 2017 may as well be like 2016 for anyone – anyone who refuses to change…

His Background: Born May 29, 1953, Dr. Agbakoba studied at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (1973-1977), the London School of Economics and Political Science (1979-1980), and the University of London (1980). Before founding Olisa Agbakoba and Associates (OA&A) in 1983, he was a Research Fellow at the Institute of International Affairs (1981) and Guest Lecturer at the Military and Command School, Jaji (1981). He is a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (equivalent of Queens Counsel). Dr. Agbakoba is an active champion of human rights, democracy, and the rule of law in Nigeria and Africa. He was President of the Nigerian Bar…

The Apostle Paul showed us the apostolic model of ministry. Let’s review seven steps to effective apostolic ministry. First we must understand that man cannot save himself. We live in the world that teaches we don’t need the God of the Bible. Secular humanists, for example, have educated people to believe they are gods and capable of finding their own way through life. The sad conclusion of this doctrine is a complete moral collapse, outright corruption, lack of identity, direction, and purpose. The only salvation for humanity is Christ. Jesus said, “Come to me all ye that labor and are…

I will take you briefly through the following ten signs of the apostolic calling. You may be able to identify with all of them, maybe you will not. It all depends on your spiritual maturity. It might even be possible that the Lord has called you to an apostolic ministry, but you have not faced sufficient preparation yet to be ready for this phase. So if you have received a personal conviction of an apostolic calling, but cannot identify with most of these signs, then give the Holy Spirit some time to work in your life. In time you will…

I slept around 10:20pm, not quite long after laying on the bed, I heard God calling Me Audibly So I Woke Up. When I Checked My Time, It Was 11:30P.M. Suddenly, I Felt The Urge To Pray So I Left The Bedroom To The sitting room & started Praying._ _All Of A Sudden, My Eyes Opened And I Was In Another Realm. I Saw An Array Of Ladies Both Young And Old, Very Beautiful, Coming From The Sea Side. And I Asked God; Who Are These?_ And He Said, _*”These Are Marine Spirits That Have Been Commissioned By The Devil…

Change is in the air in Nigeria; both positive and negative change – it all depends on individual perspectives and experiences. You most cases, when you show a cup with half content of water to a group of people; you might get two or more responses. Some subgroup may describe as half full with water, while another subgroup may say that the cup is half empty;  indeed, our perspectives can define our reality. Nigeria is truly changing; however, our national change is to the dimension of our perspective as citizens of this great nation. While we all clamour for change in Nigeria, I think…

A few days ago, the people of Rivers State in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria went out en masse to vote for their choice parties and candidates in the just concluded legislative rerun elections. Up until then, the state has been predominantly ruled by the PDP, under the leadership of Governor Nyesom Wike – the former Minister of State for Education under the administration of President Goodluck Jonathan. To many people, Governor Wike is a life-wire of the current PDP; providing courage, strength, money and all manner of support for the party he loves to be identified with anytime.…

While the most quiet and the loudest desire of most Nigerians, irrespective of religion, gender, education, location and occupation is the steady rise in the price of crude oil at the international market. Quite a significant number of people are also asking some salient questions; such as, “What next?” The people of Yoruba ethnic in Nigeria have this saying that, “The fall of heaven is a matter for everyone.” Implying very strongly that everyone must make personal efforts to avoid the impact; hence, no one will be exempted. The price of crude oil in the global market has been on…