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Ifesinachi Anih is not missing

News broke recently that a 16-year old girl, was abducted and forced to convert to Islam about six months ago. In a recent report, the girl who is a native of Amaechi Awkunanaw in Enugu South area of Enugu State is not missing. Also, her mum is not a widow. The girl's father is sound and alive. Report have it that the mother of the girl ran away from her husband's house four years ago and went with the children to live in Abuja. It was there Ifesinachi Ani now Ahamotullahi Ani got attracted to the religion of Islam and finally converted. Meanwhile, Muslim community in Uwani area of Enugu South Local Government Area within the Enugu metropolis have appealed to the Inspector General of Police, Mr. Solomon Arase and the Enugu State Commissioner of Police, Nwodibo Ekechukwu to quickly intervene for the release of , Ifesinachi Ani, 16, her father, Sunday Ani,59, and one Ifeanyi Haruna who have been detained at Uwani Police Station, Enugu since Monday. The Muslims community who ...

Stop...take a deep breath.

Have you found yourself in a situation that you never expected you would be in and you are stressed out of your mind? You may feel your whole world is crashing in on you and that you have lost everything. You are just plain tired. Do not panic and don’t quit! You are still here in your right mind. Everything else is a bonus. You may have been in this place before where you have wondered, "How can I get through this?" You could not see it, but somehow you made it. And you will again. Stop ~ take a deep breath! Calm yourself and encourage yourself. Keep in mind, who you had to be and what you had to do in the past to overcome what appeared to be insurmountable odds. You still have that power that makes you a winner. Keep your head up. Come out swinging. Know in your heart of hearts…it is not over until you win! Because... you have something special! You have GREATNESS within you!!

You Have To Move On

Sometimes when you have outgrown the situations in your life, and you are not aware, or do not have the courage to move on ~ life will move on you. You may have been told that your company is going in another direction. You knew it was coming, and you didn’t prepare yourself. Now you are angry, and feel you were wronged. You have to move on. Your relationship of many years may have ended and you were devastated, confused and shocked. You are in pain, feel disillusioned and full of despair. However,  it is time to move on. Your mind is reeling and your heart feels as if it has been ripped out and handed to you on a platter. As hard as it will be, you have to shake it off and move on. Moving on does not mean that you give up. Moving on means that no job, relationship, house, or any other thing is worth your sanity. Do not focus on the things that you have lost. You can always get these back and much more. Focus your mind. Get still.  Go within. Tap into your GREATNESS ...

KEEP ON PUSHING

Keep on pushing to the next level in your life, keep on moving forward in your  life. You make your own decision in life. If you want to become successful in life, it is a must if you really mean success. Noting comes free, so accept the challenges and face the reality of pain in order to open the way towards success in your life. What decision have you made? What action, risks and faith have you taken in your life if you do mean success? Imagine yourself 3 years from now where will you be? How hungry are you to achieve success in life? Success comes your way according to the decisions you make. If you have already made your decisions of becoming successful then you have to start believing, have faith and accept pain or failure in your life because nothing comes free. So if you mean success, you have to change your mindset from fear or disappointment to focus!

‎ Hijab ban: Soldiers publicly remove veil from Muslim Woman in Lagos ‎

Two unidentified soldiers on Friday forcefully removed the veil popularly referred to as Niqab of a Muslim woman at Meran Area of Lagos. ‎ It was gathered the woman was going peacefully when two soldiers stopped and began to allegedly harass her. ‎ According to an eyewitness, identified as Adetutu, it took the intervention of passers-by and sympathisers for the Muslim woman to get her veil back. ‎ Apart from the removal veil on Friday, two images had earlier been sighted separately at Ibadan. ‎ One of the images sited and allegedly signed by 'Federal Government' at University College Hospital, Ibadan read,"Wearing of long hijab is prohibited in government establishment for security reasons". ‎ It will be recalled that this is happening few weeks to the comment that Federal Government may ban Hijab by President Muhammadu Buhari. ‎ President Buhari while ‎commenting on the continued blasts in the North-East  during his maiden medi...

2015 Theme: “Promoting mountain products for better livelihoods”

Covering around 22 percent of the earth’s land surface, mountains play a critical role in moving the world towards sustainable economic growth. They not only provide sustenance and wellbeing to 915 million mountain people around the world, representing 13 percent of global population, but indirectly benefit billions more living downstream. In particular, mountains provide freshwater, energy and food – resources that will be increasingly scarce in coming decades. However, mountains also have a high incidence of poverty and are extremely vulnerable to climate change, deforestation, land degradation and natural disasters. In fact, 1 out of 3 mountain people in developing countries is vulnerable to food insecurity and faces poverty and isolation.  The challenge is to identify new and sustainable opportunities that can bring benefits to both highland and lowland communities and help to eradicate poverty without contributing to the degradation of fragile mountain ecosystems...

November 19: World Toilet Day

Did you know? More people in the world have a mobile phone than a toilet. Of the world’s seven billion people, six billion have mobile phones. However, only 4.5 billion have access to toilets or latrines – meaning that 2.5 billion people , mostly in rural areas, do not have proper sanitation. Where do you pass your faeces?