Charles Nwankire

Let the Lion of Judah ROAAAAR! youtube.com/shorts/Rh1Ed4D…

@RealJerryEze He fought the battle, I have the title. Wow, my goodness, what an exposition! Hallelujah! I am an overcomer. He fought the battle, I have the victory title. Amen!

WATCH THIS : Declare after me - HE FOUGHT THE BATTLE , I HAVE THE TITLE !!!

@RealJerryEze EL-ROI

This is how we ended our 21 DAY FASTING Yesterday Evening . What a Season to be alive ! WHAT GOD CANNOT DO DOES NOT EXIST !! WE DEY PRAY ; E DEY SHOW !!!

@RealJerryEze Congratulations 👏 our dear Papa, the honorable Pastor Dr. Jerry

More Pictures from the Conferment of the Doctor of Divinity (Honoris CAUSA) from the Prestigious University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) . WHAT GOD CANNOT DO DOES NOT EXIST!!!

Why I Congratulated Gen. Gowon at 90 My felicitation with Nigeria’s former military Head of state, General Yakubu Gowon, on his 90th birthday anniversary, which was celebrated by a cross-section of Nigerians, has been received with mixed feelings by some Nigerians, and some have expressed their sentiments publicly, and privately to me. I share in some of them, and I feel that as a leader in the vanguard of providing direction for our country to shift base away from all our shortcomings, including the issues that caused our avoidable cruel civil war, I needed to show to the World that the ultimate heroism is forgiving the enemy and moving forward. Indisputably, the darkest part of our 64-year journey as a nation is the 30 months of civil war from 1967 to 1970 and God almighty whose way is not our way must have a reason why he kept the Chief Prosecutor of the war who is General Gowon alive to be 90 years today and the man who saw the end of the war, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo to be there at 87 years super-heading all the moves to see a reconciled and just Nigeria. There was also a developing new spirit why the same country, Nigeria, gave the Biafra leader, Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, a heroic national burial on 2 March 2012, when he joined his ancestors, coincidentally under my tenure as Governor of Anambra state. The status of the burial given to Dim Ojukwu remains the boldest indication to the World that Nigeria as a country is disposed to moving forward in the spirit of reconciliation. There are various ways human beings can respond to acts of evil, especially one that claimed millions of lives. One is the tragedy of revenge, and another offers the hope of forgiveness in an attempt to forget. The latter conforms neatly with the template I adopted in greeting Gen Gowon at 90 years old. In all my dealings with human beings, I try to be guided by my faith as a Christian in a strong message preached by Jesus Christ himself and underscored in reflections in St Paul’s letter to the Colossians 3:13: “Bear with each other and forgive one another: if any of you has a grievance against someone. Forgive as the Lord forgave you.” And to Ephesians 4: 31-32 “Get rid of all bitterness, rage and anger, brawling and slander, along with every form of malice” Whatever reason I will give for joining the rest of Nigerians to greet General Gowon, May never truly conform with some persons, especially direct victims of the war, but anger, hurt, and bitterness are the commonest responses to cruelty. It fuels sectarianism, it leads to resistance and avoidable blood feuds that we are witnessing across the globe, and even in our country and it does not abate. There is something about forgiveness, it sets the person doing it free. Forgiveness is more a process than an instinct. It’s hate that has put our society, blessed by God to be the greatest land in the black World, down, but this hate has to stop. I was under ten years old when the Nigeria/Biafra war started in 1967. Most of my supporters across the country joining me get a new Nigeria were born after the war, and I didn’t feel I should drag them back to the dark side of our history by being unforgiving. I feel such an act will derail the message of a New Nigeria that we insist is POssible. ‘Must you greet him? Why didn’t you keep quiet?’ some angrily say to me, but that will still be injurious to our journey to a new Nigeria where all political vices, including but not limited to ethnic, religious, bitterness, and regional segregation, are eliminated. Various personal experiences of victims of injustice across the globe who have chosen to put ugly things behind them visibly demonstrate the transformative power of forgiveness in healing personal and collective wounds.

Happy 70th Birthday to Bishop David O. Oyedepo! A remarkable figure in faith, a dedicated servant in God's vineyard, and a leader who exemplifies the true purpose of God's creation. Your life continues to be a source of blessing and inspiration, reflecting dedication, tireless work, and a commitment to God's mission. Through your ministry, countless lives have been touched, embodying faith, hope, and love. Outstanding Institutions such as Living Faith Church, Covenant University, and Kingdom Heritage Model School stand as lasting testimonies to your pursuit of excellence. Today, we honour your enduring legacy, your compassionate outreach, and your immense contribution to humanity. May God continue to strengthen, guide, and bless you in all your endeavours. Thank you for being a beacon of God's grace. Your remarkable journey will inspire generations to embrace faith, integrity, and purposeful living. May your continued intervention through prayer in the affairs of our country help us to find direction for a new Nigeria. -PO

#dita24 talking about biases and diversity in AI. JP Morgan well represented

Today marked another historic moment for our beloved city of Aba as we continue to embark on the journey to restore its former glory. I am pleased to announce the official flag-off of the reconstruction of the 3.5km Osisioma - Ekeakpara Road. The road starts from Osisioma junction and terminates just after Ekeakpara market. Streetlights will be provided throughout the length of the road. The project will be executed by WILANGY NIGERIA LTD. For too long, Aba has suffered from neglect, but no more. The road is more than just asphalt and concrete; it is a lifeline for the industrious people of Aba, a city that has nurtured dreams and fostered the spirit of entrepreneurship. The deterioration of this crucial artery contributed to Aba's decline, but today, we turn a new page. The Osisioma-Ekeakpara road will once again become a bustling hub of activity, supporting the NNPC Depot and numerous industries along the Osisioma industrial stretch. I have also mandated strict supervision of the project by the Commissioner for Works. We expect to commission this road in 12 months, and it will be designed to withstand and endure the heavy traffic flow of large trucks and logistical vehicles. To support our shared dream, I encourage our citizens to play their part. Pay your taxes, support the task force in keeping our environment and drainage systems clear even as the rain approaches and be patient as we build a better tomorrow. Together, we will see Aba rise again, stronger and more prosperous than ever.

SAYING GOODBYE Herbert why? Why? Why? You told me you were going for a board meeting in London from where you will head out to the US and return after a few days and immediately come to Abia to see me. So, what happened? Since this news filtered out, I’ve not been able to put my head down. I spoke to Peggy who was broken but strong. I refused to believe. Many others confirmed but they were also reporting other people. Then comes this call minutes ago from Sola Faleye, my younger friend whom you “acquired” as you took over Diamond Bank. You had severally shared how one of the best things about the acquisition of Diamond Bank was Sola. He was with you everywhere you went but alas, Sola was unreachable all throughout yesterday. For some reason, he had to step down from that ill-fated Chopper to accompany the luggage by road. His name remains on the manifest! It is now clear that you are no more! What do we tell Tochi and the little ones? Who will tell Mummy Stella and Daddy Shyngle who you celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary two years ago? How about those of us who have come to see you as part of life? Your dream Wigwe University which you told me was going to be the Harvard of Africa? Who will carry on with that dream? We had extensively talked about setting up a scholarship scheme to support brilliant but indigent students. Who will ensure that this dream is delivered? This death is too big a blow to me personally and all those that knew you closely. You were not only my friend but my brother. Your constant encouragement and sometimes insistence have been very helpful in a lot of decisions one took. Even in the most difficult moment, you were always there to share ideas. You always came from very unpopular perspectives, disagreeing with conventional wisdom. Your can-do spirit was infectious! You would prove book makers wrong, even with your “Mergers and Acquisition” mindset. I remember taking you up about 15 years ago, quoting a research-based position that over 70% of mergers and acquisition destroy shareholder value. Your response was that Access Bank was in the 30% category! A few years ago, when a group of friends and I were working on a banking license, you drove to my house unannounced and insisted, “Alex, I’m glad you are working on a new bank, but I came to tell you that you should not run the bank. You have finished with banking; we need you in Abia and Abia needs you. We must get some of us that have the courage to go into public office, and you must remain there!” Since then, you have been consistent in your support. This is one of the saddest moments in my life. To worsen the situation, Chizoba and Chizzy who hardly fly with you were in that chopper. I’m still trying to make sense of the whole situation. I wish someone would wake me up and reassure me that this was a bad dream! But alas it is real. Good night my own brother Herbert! Good night, Chizoba! Good night, Chizzy! It is well with your souls. Dr. Alex Otti, OFR.

@AFSAI3 @AfricanSrn Beautiful. Great cross-border collaboration

Thank you to the local @AFSAI3 members in #NorthernIreland & to @AfricanSrn members! A great example of cross-border intellectual exchange. Appreciation to our Council members - pictured below Dr Charles Nwankire, Dr David Nyakule & Dr Sam Ogwu based in #Ireland

@stevenwyeth @BBCMOTD Incredible insight into the football analytics available to reporters. Love this picture

What it’s lacked in quality, Everton v Leeds has made up for in ferocity. Two bookings a piece for a late 1st melee that revealed how tightly wound the players are by the jeopardy. Everton much the better but failings in front of goal remain @BBCMOTD #BBCFootball

"Success is no accident. It is hard work, perseverance, learning..." po.st/JtU5WD via @BrainyQuote

That's some fire! #stepaside

FDA panel supports Novartis version of Amgen arthritis drug reut.rs/29DHA74 via @Reuters

Thanks @AyoksAJ and the @EvolveBiomed team for a great 2 days. Impressive line-up! Can't wait for 2016.

Day 2 of #EBM2015 closes @EvolveBiomed incl @scienceirel @HSElive @tcdTBSI Superb conf all connect now! @AyoksAJ

@fey_dirk just seen the tweet now... The discussion is just finishing now