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#ramadan #lent #prayfornigeria #coachtac #jointprayer | C. T**ilola Aboyade-Cole Today is not just a date on the calendar. It is a test of our conscience. A Sacred Moment. Dear Nigerians, Today, something remarkable is happening. Muslims across Nigeria begin Ramadan. Christians enter Lent through Ash Wednesday. Two sacred fasts. One shared beginning. In a nation that has endured...

I’ve always preached this. Everyone must have a vision board/book.
It helps to manifest your aspirations.
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A Tale of Two Legacies


This past week, Nigeria witnessed the twilight of two towering figures, each leaving behind a legacy, though not of equal weight in our hearts.

On the same day, we lost His Royal Majesty Oba Sikiru Kayode Adetona, the Awujale of Ijebuland, and President Muhammadu Buhari, Nigeria’s former military and civilian leader. History will forever link them in death, but for many of us, their legacies stand in stark contrast.

With maternal roots in Ijebuland, this loss is deeply personal. Oba Adetona was more than a monarch, he was a symbol of cultural pride, continuity, and moral clarity in a world that often strays from its roots. For over 65 years, he held the mantle of leadership with grace, wisdom, and dignity, earning him the honour of being the longest-reigning king in Yorubaland until his passing. The Ijebu people, and indeed all Yoruba sons and daughters have lost a father figure, a guide, a moral compass. May his soul find sweet mercy before God, and may his memory remain a wellspring of inspiration for generations to come.

In contrast, the passing of President Muhammadu Buhari evokes a complex wave of emotion. As a Christian, I believe in the mercy of God and the forgiveness extended to all mankind, including leaders who wielded great power. And so, I extend that prayer to him: May God forgive his sins, as He forgives ours.
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Singing for Stress

Feeling stressed? Let your voice be your guide.
Singing can transform your mood and lift your spirit.

Share your favourite song that helps you relax

Your Mental Health is the Bedrock of Your Wellbeing In a world that often prioritizes physical health over mental health, it is crucial to

Commit your way unto the Lord, trust also in Him, and He shall bring it to pass.