Nigeria is facing a serious wave of kidnappings, violence and instability. It’s no longer something happening “far away.” It’s touching schools, highways, farms, and even major cities. Families now live with a level of fear that should never feel normal. Kidnapping has become a booming criminal business. Ransom demands keep rising, and more groups are … Continue reading Nigeria’s Growing Insecurity: A Crisis We Can’t Ignore
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When Opinions Get Loud, Stay Rooted in God
There is a quiet pressure many people feel today. It comes from the constant noise of public opinion. Everyone seems to have a verdict on how you should live, what you should believe, and even how your relationship with God should look. If one is not careful, they start adjusting their life to keep people … Continue reading When Opinions Get Loud, Stay Rooted in God
Stop Collecting Advice. Start Doing the Work.
There’s a strange habit lots of individuals have. They keep buying self-help books. They download courses. They save motivational videos. They follow productivity pages. Their phones are full of screenshots and “I’ll come back to this later” notes. All these, without actually doing the work. Actually, when one really look at it, most persons don’t … Continue reading Stop Collecting Advice. Start Doing the Work.
When You Meet Someone Better Than You, Don’t Compete. Collaborate.
Picsart There is a simple truth that a lot of individuals struggle to accept: one will always meet someone who is better than them at something. Smarter. Faster. More experienced. More creative. More disciplined. It is normal. It is part of life. What matters is how one responds when they meet such a person. Most … Continue reading When You Meet Someone Better Than You, Don’t Compete. Collaborate.
Stay Lit: Living for Christ in a Dark World
Life can feel like a maze. Pressure from friends, social media, expectations, and mistakes can make you feel lost. But Jesus calls young people to shine, not by being perfect, but by being connected to Him. Today I will be discussing how to stay lit for Christ, even when the world around you feels dark. … Continue reading Stay Lit: Living for Christ in a Dark World
Why Silence Protects Your Peace Better Than Engaging in Unnecessary Drama
Picsart There are moments when the smartest thing one can do is to say nothing. Not because one is weak or confused, but because silence is sometimes the only tool that can protect one’s peace. In a world that rewards loud reactions, quick clapbacks, and public disagreements, choosing silence can feel strange. Yet it is … Continue reading Why Silence Protects Your Peace Better Than Engaging in Unnecessary Drama
Stay Silent: Not Everything Needs to Be Said
In a world where everyone feels the need to talk, post, and react, silence has become rare, and powerful. This article explores why staying silent isn’t weakness but wisdom. Sometimes, peace is found not in what we say, but in what we choose to leave unsaid.
Human Nature, Justice, and the Common Good in Today’s Nigeria
Greetings to my dear readers, Before I begin, I shall like to say: I’m glad to be a witness of this day; a time to behold. The consciousness of individuals, across continents, all over the world, are rising in massive numbers. More individuals are becoming more self-aware. And if history has taught us something, it’s … Continue reading Human Nature, Justice, and the Common Good in Today’s Nigeria
The Power of Small Choices; How Daily Decisions Shape Your Destiny
Big change doesn’t start with big moments; it begins with small, consistent choices. In this short message, I shared how faithfulness in the little things prepares you for the greater things God has planned. When no one is watching, your daily decisions are shaping your destiny. Every “yes” to God builds strength. Every “no” to … Continue reading The Power of Small Choices; How Daily Decisions Shape Your Destiny
Euthanasia: Should it be Legal? Is it Morally Right?
The talk of assisted dying has been a controversial subject matter for ages. Since like forever, different scholars from various disciplines have debated this subject; religiously, morally, legally. Why did I decide to speak on this today? An artist that I didn’t know until only after her death, ended her life at 95 this way. … Continue reading Euthanasia: Should it be Legal? Is it Morally Right?
VICTOR OJEI 