Master Jesus and The Last Hour

Master JESUS said He will come at an Hour when He is least expected.This is the very last Hour whereby the world is getting darker and darker each day. The forces of darkness has off late intestified there operations and the LOVE of many Christians is growing Cold.Many people are now ignorant of CHRIST Coming infact they don't even want to hear that Message. The devil and his agents have increased their weapons of mass destruction for humanity i.e weapons such as the Love of Money, Sex, Drugs, Accidents, incureable disease such as Cancer, HIV, Ebola, etc.

It is that Hour when Churches are filled with people looking for Solutions to their problems not the Solution Provider.They Go to Church Not to seek GOD but they need solutions to their problems.These problems have increased because of the increase in wickedness, Sexual Immorality, drunkardness e.t.c infact SIN has so much increased in our generation that even some Christians are now compromising the Truth and Sinning. The main reasons why people are afflicted by the devil is because of SIN. The main reason why many people cry out to GOD and GOD seem Not to Answer is because of SIN. GOD does not Change He is still HOLY and He desires Holiness in our lives for He has made it Clear in his word..Be HOLY for I AM HOLY. Isaiah 1 vs 10-20 and Matthew 6 vs 33.Remember that JESUS CHRIST is the Same Yesterday, Today and Forever, and without Holiness NOONE will See Him. Hebrews 12 vs 14

DORA AKUNYILI: A TALE OF NIGERIA – A POT-POURI OF ‘THE GOOD, THE BAD & THE UGLY'

When Mrs Dora Nkem Akunyili was the Zonal Secretary (South-east) of the Petroleum (Special) Trust Fund in 1998, Nigerian doctors gave her what many of her family members considered to be a health scare. They said she had a growth and needed surgery. Akunyili, then 44, decided to travel to the United States, first to get a second opinion and then undergo the prescribed surgery. The bill for the medical trip was $17,000, including $12,000 for the surgery. During pre-surgery check-up in the US, the doctors told her the Nigerian doctors had made a wrong diagnosis and that she did not need any surgery. It was said to be a minor issue that medication would solve. She thanked the doctors and, to their surprise, said she was going to return the money meant for the surgery to PTF. That was strange. Nigerian government officials had devised a way of making sure such monies were not returned to the treasury. The hospital informed the PTF, under the leadership of Major Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, about one honest Nigerian they had found. Buhari, himself a straightforward person, was very impressed. He wrote a letter to Akunyili commending her honesty. NAFDAC then came 2001.

President Olusegun Obasanjo wanted to appoint a director-general for the National Agency for Drug and Food Administration and Control (NAFDAC) and asked for the recommendation of an honest Nigerian pharmacist. Akunyili’s name promptly came up. Someone who had heard about her PTF record recommended her. There was a little problem, a Nigerian problem. Objections were raised that the minister of health, Prof. ABC Nwosu, was an Igbo from Anambra State and NAFDAC, being a powerful agency under the ministry, should not be headed by another Igbo from Anambra. It was also argued that the market for fake and substandard products were controlled by the Igbo, with Onitsha – also in Anambra State – a major centre for the illicit business. She was going to protect “her people”, the antagonists said. Obasanjo, stubborn to the cause, ignored the observations and appointed her. She went on to do a credible job and ended up as one of the most outstanding public officers in Nigeria’s history, celebrated locally and globally. She had lost a sister to fake drugs, and that was perhaps the impetus she needed to go on the offensive.