God will supply all our need in Jesus name

Father teach me to number my days that I may apply my heart to wisdom

"When the going gets tough, the tough gets going" doesn't really apply to people who have it easy buh the remaining 90% will relate to this cliche'.

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A lot of you today once appluaded the SARAKI Senate when they moved to impeach Buhari in 2018.

So what changed? Because Fubara is not in the APC?

Shameless hypocrites!!

If Fubara is guilty of the offenses levelled against him, he will be impeached and heaven will not fall!!

The Latin phrase:
"Mutatis mutandis" means "Changing [only] those things which need to be changed" or "With the necessary changes."
This phrase is often used to indicate that a concept or idea can be applied to a different situation, with some adjustments or modifications.

Philippians 4:6-7
[6]Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God;
[7]and the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.

As we enter April, this let this be your compass.

CSR: GOV ENO APPLAUDS AMITEC OVER 10 WATER PROJECTS IN ORUK ANAM, 50,000 EXERCISE BOOKS

…calls on other contractors, companies to emulate same

Akwa Ibom State Governor, Pastor Umo Eno has commended Amitec Construction and Development limited for initiating a corporate Social responsibility project mainly targeted at rural development, youth empowerment and educational advancement.

The Governor made the commendations on Saturday, while inaugurating the 23km Ikot Ekaide- Ikot Okoro- Ikot Ibritam road handled by the construction giants.

“Let me thank the MD of Amitec for taking the lead in sponsoring 5 Trainees to the Dakkada skills acquisition center and donating 10 water projects to communities in Oruk Anam as well as 50,000 copies of branded exercise books to the ministry of education.

“Earlier today, I was at DASAC for the convocation of pioneer Trainees of that institution where I called on contractors to support by sponsoring trainees for the next batch. I am very happy that our brother in Amitec has taken the lead.

“This of the kind of thing we want to see. So, I am calling on other contractors to also sponsor students to the skills training institute. When they finish, you give them starter-packs to start up something on their own” Gov Eno Stressed.

He however, directed the commissioner for education to ensure that 25,000 copies of those exercise books are distributed to schools in Oruk Anam while the other 25,000 can be shared to other schools across the state.

Speaking on the road project, Pastor Eno who was also full of praises to Amitec for quality delivery, expressed satisfaction that a project inherited from his predecessor at 50 percent has been completed. He promised to complete all other economically- viable inherited projects across the state while directing that solar street lights be fixed on the whole stretch of the 23km road.

Speaking earlier, the Managing Director of Amitec, Chief Aiman Saimua who was grateful to Governor Eno for his developmental strides and passion for rural development, said the company’s donation was simply to complement the Government’s visible effort in making life better for the citizens. His speech reads in parts:

“I feel honoured to have been chosen to handle this transformative project which represents a testimony that government in Akwa Ibom State is a continuum.

“The entire stretch of this road traverses 15 villages, out of which 10 of those villages belong to the 12.5km that was handled by Amitec.

“Therefore, to complement the developmental strides of the state government, we will donate 10 water projects for the 10 villages within our section, donate 50,000 copies of branded exercise books to the education ministry and also sponsor initially, 5 persons to DASAC.

I which the money supplus #everyone

Procrastination: The Silent Dream Killer

Ever found yourself scrolling endlessly through social media, binge-watching another episode, or convincing yourself that "I'll start tomorrow"? when you're suppose to be doing something. That, my friend, is procrastination—the silent thief of time and potential.

At first, it feels harmless, even comforting. "A little delay won’t hurt." But before you know it, deadlines pile up, stress kicks in, and opportunities slip through your fingers.

The worst part? Procrastination isn’t just about wasted time—it chips away at your confidence, productivity, and even your mental well-being.

The effects are brutal:
Increased Stress & Anxiety: The more you delay, the more pressure builds.
Missed Opportunities: That job application, fitness goal, or passion project? Gone.
Poor Performance: Last-minute work rarely equals quality work.
Guilt & Regret: The "I should have started earlier" feeling is the worst.

But here’s the good news: procrastination is a habit, and habits can be broken! Start small, set clear goals, and take action now because the best time to begin was yesterday. The second-best time? Right now.

Are you ready to take control?