Ushering Multitudes into the Kingdom – Pst. Femi Emmanuel

 

TURNING POINT FAMILY GLOBAL DAILY MESSAGES | 07-05-22

 

MANAGEMENT OF MALARIA USING NATURAL MEDICINE - Dr. Ben Amodu

 

ZUBEE VILLA HOTEL OPENS FOR BUSINESS

View of Zubee Villa hotel

Zubee Villa Hotel is officially open for business in Abuja.

The grand opening which was held at the hotel’s premises last week in Kubwa had in attendance very distinguished personalities among others.

According to the hotel’s pioneer manager, Andrew Terver Ker, the final opening has been that of a long journey.

Andrew Terver Ker, Pioneer Manager, Zubee Villa hotel

“It has been a very long journey”, Andrew said. “But thank God, we are here today and our aim and objective is to create a difference in the hospitality industry in Kubwa”

Kubwa is a fast-growing satellite town in Abuja with hotels and resort centers emerging daily. With the unveiling of Zubee villa Andrew says “excellent service” is simply the edge the hotel has over its competitors.

How Do Women Flirt: 8 Flirting Signs From a Woman

In This Article

·         A prolonging and intense eye-contact

·         Hair-flip is a strong signal

·         Blushing, broad smiles, and laughs

·         Pretending to avoid

·         Attention seeking attempts

·         Mimicking your likes and dislikes

·         Touch during conversations

·         She acknowledges your social media posts

Women usually like being chased by men of their choice. It is a general perception that women like being approached, and that women love to make men come after them.

All the things stated above are surely true to a T. Though there is no full stop to it, the matter is not closed at this point. There are some closely connected facts concerning this subject.

Women often get mesmerized by men, and they try to let them know of it through flirting signs from a woman. When a woman is interested in any man, she doesn’t shy away from letting him see the truth of her heart with female signs of flirting.

TOP 040522 EDITORIAL SNIPPETS

"The World Malaria Report 2021 reaffirmed the sorry reality of Nigeria and other SSA states: 80 per cent of all malaria deaths in the region were of children under age five. This is an unacceptably high toll that should be reversed at all costs.The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), and the 36 state governors should take note of these figures: Nigeria, with 31.9 per cent of the total, led three other African countries to account for over half of the total global deaths. It was followed by Congo DR’s 13.2 per cent; Tanzania’s 4.1 per cent, and Mozambique’s 3.8 per cent. One study described malaria as Nigeria’s No.1 public health problem, accounting for 30 per cent of all under-five deaths, 25 per cent of deaths in infants and 11 per cent of maternal mortality.

The country has failed to utilise or maximise global interventions to reduce the disease burden. Both the 1998 Roll Back Malaria project aimed at malaria burden reduction by at least 50 per cent through precise interventions, and the 2005 Abuja Declaration to overturn malaria burden, were poorly executed. Till date, Nigeria falters and wobbles on lofty malaria eradication initiatives designed to reverse the trend. Like many other national programmes, there is no consistency in implementation as succeeding administrations and ministers often abandon ongoing activities halfway to promote empty new slogans.

Obedience to God comes before obedience to men - Archbishop Ignatius Kaigama

Homily titled "Obedience to God comes before obedience to men", delivered by Archbishop I. A. Kaigama on the 3rd Sunday of Easter at Our Lady Queen of Martyrs, Mugadishu Cantonment, Asokoro, Abuja on the 1st of May, 2022.

 

READINGS: Acts. 5: 27-32, 40-41; Ps. 29(30): 2, 4-6, 11-13; Rev. 5: 11-14; Jn. 21: 1-19

 

Obedience to God comes before obedience to men

Very warm Easter greetings to you dear parishioners of Our Lady Queen of Martyrs, Mugadishu Cantonment, Asokoro, Abuja, as well as the many Catholics who have joined this celebration from the General O. A. Azazi Barracks, Gwagwalada, Mambila Barracks and Lungi Barracks, Maitama. It is a great pleasure to visit you today, to pray with you, to administer the sacrament of confirmation to 374 candidates and to witness the marriage of nine couples.

CELINE DION RESCHEDULES 2022 EUROPEAN TOUR DATES TO 2023

European “Courage World Tour” dates May 25 through September 24, 2022, Now Rescheduled to February 24 through October 4, 2023

As Celine Dion continues to recover from a recent health issue, the singer has announced she will be postponing her 2022 European “Courage World Tour” dates and rescheduling the shows to 2023. Celine had completed the first 52 shows on the tour before the pandemic emerged in March 2020, but recently has been treated for severe and persistent muscle spasms which are preventing her from performing, and her recovery is taking longer than she hoped.  Her medical team continues to evaluate and treat the condition.

FEEL MY PULSE: 30-year-old widow arrested for drug dealing in Kano | +

The Kano State Police Command has arrested a 30-year-old widow, Jamila Abdullahi, for allegedly dealing in illicit drugs.

Spokesperson of the command, SP Abdullahi Haruna Kiyawa, in a statement on Monday, May 2, said the suspect confessed to have been in the business of selling intoxicating drugs for over two years.

"On the 30/03/2022 at about 1200hrs, credible pieces of information received revealed that one Jamila Abdullahi, 'f', 30 years old, of Kwanar Ungogo Quarters, Ungogo LGA Kano State engaged in buying and selling of illicit drugs," the statement read.

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I support IPOB’s agitation but I won’t condone violence - Gov Wike

Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers state has said that he supports the agitation of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) but is against the violent activities linked to the group.

In an interview with Channels TV, Governor Wike said that his problem with IPOB started when they allegedly came to Rivers to set ablaze government properties and force their membership on the residents of Rivers.

CATCH-UP: PEPSODENT

Catch-Up at this time focuses on Pepsodent, a toothpaste widely distributed by Church & Dwight in the United States and Canada, and in other parts of the world by Unilever. In this write-up, you would get to know more about the product, its oral health programmes, free dental check-ups, and its brushing tools help eradicate oral disease.

Pepsodent is an American brand of toothpaste with the minty flavor derived from sassafras. The brand was purchased by Unilever in 1942 and is still owned by the company outside of the United States and Canada. In 2003, Unilever sold the rights to the brand in those countries to Church & Dwight.

Historically, Pepsodent toothpaste was introduced in the United States in 1915 by the Pepsodent Company of Chicago. The original formula for the paste contained pepsin, a digestive agent designed to break down and digest food deposits on the teeth, hence the brand and company name.

TURNING POINT FAMILY GLOBAL DAILY MESSAGES | 03-05-22

 

MORNING BRIEFING: 27-04-22

On the headlines this moment, Russia halts gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria, shutting off gas supplies to both countries, a situation described as “gas blackmail’ against both countries ahead of UK call to boost Ukraine military aid.

Back home in Nigeria, ahead of its 2023 general elections “Ogun’ll support your presidential ambition”, governor Abiodun tells Osinbajo, thus declaring his support for the Vice President’s presidential bid.

Also, ahead of 2023 general elections in Nigeria, SEB gather that Northern PDP leaders reject Saraki, Mohammed as consensus presidential aspirants. You may also wish to relate this to Saraki’s submission on “Why plot remove me as senate president failed”.

9mobile equip 100 Teachers in Kano with Innovative Teaching Skills

Nigeria’s caring telecom brand, 9mobile, has organized a one-day train-the-trainer workshop for teachers in Kano in partnership with the Kano State Ministry of Education where 100 teachers were trained on innovative teaching skills. The teachers in attendance were drawn from both the Junior and Senior secondary schools across the ancient city.

The workshop is one of 9mobile’s effort to strengthen education, improve child school enrolment and ensure that teachers are abreast of current information to manage and influence the upcoming generation of students to be future agents of positive change.

Professor. Abdalla Uba Adamu, a professor of Media and Cultural Communication and immediate past Vice-Chancellor of the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) who was the resource person at the workshop, spoke on the theme - Promoting school enrolment and retention through innovative teaching methods and class management. He emphasized the important factors required to create an effective learning environment in the classroom.