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THE BET (THE CONCLUSION) … I climbed the stairs ploddingly, still no clue of how to set things straight, Unlike Mandela, I am on a long work to redemption, I slowly turned the door knob, As I was about to speak, she gentle asked me to seat, I placed my butt gentle on the chair, Like I was on a land mine, Observing the whole scenario, I noticed a bottle of Cabernet on her hand. A wine glass, her phone, and a cutlery knife on a table, A packed up suit case by the door, The glass shows, she’s had a couple of pours. Her phone, I guess she has made several calls, The suit case, wondering whose belongings are in there (hers or mine), The knife! Why is there a knife? I know she isn’t temperamental or suicidal, Deep down she’s battling a war of words inside her, Biting her lips and taking a deep breath, She stares at me, calls my name in full … EDWARD. You know this wine was meant for my promotion, I want you to have that in mind. So Edward!

The Evil Of Poverty Lest we forget, in June, 2018, it was officially reported by the American based Brookings Institution that Nigeria overtook India in the poverty index. Nigeria has 87 million people in extreme poverty as against India’s 73 million. This becomes even more frightful when you put India’s poverty population against its huge 1 billion-plus people. Nigeria is just 200 million in population! There are ten indications the World Bank used as a measurement for a country’s poverty status, all grouped under what is termed “the dimensions of poverty.” The dimensions are Health, Education, and Living Standard, and under these are the following ten indications: nutrition and child mortality; years of schooling and school attendance; and, cooking fuel, sanitation, water, electricity, floor, and assets. Unfortunately, Nigeria falls short against these. Nigeria is rich, but its people are poor. This is a sad reality when we consider the huge natural and human resou

Flexibility In Plans And Walking In The Miraculous. Kindly follow through on this thought. It is worthy of note that at the beginning of the conversation that led to the Miracle (1st Miracle John Chapter 2); that Jesus did and manifested His glory and His fame went abroad, Jesus felt it wasn’t time yet for Him to do anything. Knowing the routine of Jesus, He must have got up early that morning to pray and commune with the father and the Father didn’t mention to Him that He was going to work a miracle that day that will manifest His glory, so Jesus must have attended the wedding at Cana not with the intention of working miracles. So when His mother asked Him to do something about the finished wine, Jesus had no such thing on His to-do list, he simply replied (contemporary) “ excuse me, ma’am, what’s my business with that, it’s not yet time”, However, Jesus did a miracle and salvaged the wedding. Now, this is the point, Jesus said “I can of myself do nothing… the Fa