SUBERU AKINOLA

The rate of killings in Ikorodu and its environs have reached its peaks. Ikorodu  and Epe in Lagos State Nigeria where adjoined to be the most peaceful areas to live within Lagos State has turn to a  criminal zones where criminals have a field days. Of recent, a lot of murders cases have been recorded and reported all over Ikorodu, from Ibeshe to Owutu, Isawo, Igbogbo, Offin, Imota, Aleke, Isiu  and Agbowa areas. The reasons behind these killings are yet to be ascertained. Initially, the killings was been reported among the cult members, but today, it has graduated from that level to the killing of innocent citizens to small children, husband and wife and most of the time, the killing of the whole family. As at now , residence of Eruwen, Isiu, Aleke, Imota, Agbowa can no longer sleep with two eyes close just because nobody want to be a victim. The question is that, is it the way we are going to continue?.The Police on their parts are doing everything practicable to calm down the ra

REASONS WHY INTERNET  MARKETING WILL CONTINUE TO  GROW. In this lesson, you will learn the three factors which assure us of continued exponential Internet growth. These three factors are: 1. Moore's Law 2. Acceptance of digital environments 3. Convergence You will learn what these terms mean and how these principles prove that Internet marketing will have exponential growth and exponential results for decades to come. You will learn how to best position yourself as a home-based entrepreneur to take advantage of the digital opportunities that lie ahead. MOORE'S LAW Moore's Law describes the falling cost of digital technology. When my daughter was born in 1980, the price of the memory chip for a home PC was $1,000.00 (not the whole PC, mind you, just the memory). When my daughter was one year old, the same amount of memory cost only $500.00. When she was three years old, the price was $250.00. When she started the first grade, the same amount of memory cost

Babalola, Joseph Ayodele 1904 to 1959 Christ Apostolic Church Nigeria (C.A.C) His Background   Joseph Ayodele Babalola was born on April 25, 1904 to David Rotimi and Madam Marta Talabi who belonged to the Anglican Church. The family lived at Odo-Owa in Ilofa, a small town about ninety kilometres from Ilorin in Kwara State, Nigeria. His father was the  Baba Ijo  ("church father") of the C.M.S. Church at Odo-Owa. Pastor Medayese wrote in his book  Itan Igbe dide Woli Ayo Babalola  that mysterious circumstances surrounded the birth of Babalola. On that day, it was believed that a strange and mighty object exploded and shook the clouds [2].  On January 18, 1914, young Babalola was taken by his brother M. 0. Rotimi, a Sunday school teacher in the C.M.S. Church at Ilofa, to Osogbo. Babalola started school at Ilofa and got as far as standard five at All Saints' School, Osogbo. However, he quit school when he decided to learn a trade and became a motor mechanic ap

ORIOKE- BABA ABIYE EDE “Prophet Samson Oladeji Akande got the call to start a prayer mountain in 1944 and the blind servant set on the journey to Gbajeero hill along Kuta-Ile-Ogbo road, but he was asked to proceed as Gbajeero hill was not the destination of his prophecy until he got to a mountain after the Osun River between Awo and Iwoye where he contended with evil being, the first of which was a python, which used the hill as its enclave. “Having conquered the python, he faced another demonic spirit, the queen of the hill (Barebaduntan) and her followers, whose abode was in the womb of the hill, but the power of prayer coupled with the support of the Holy Spirit, the queen and her followers were forcefully ejected from the hill, paving way for God promise to manifest in the life of the blinded Prophet Akande,” he said. According to him, these and many other battles were fought to make the mountain an abode of the faithful who thronged the mountain on daily basis. The cleric i

Babalola, Joseph Ayodele 1904 to 1959 Christ Apostolic Church Nigeria (C.A.C) His Background   Joseph Ayodele Babalola was born on April 25, 1904 to David Rotimi and Madam Marta Talabi who belonged to the Anglican Church. The family lived at Odo-Owa in Ilofa, a small town about ninety kilometres from Ilorin in Kwara State, Nigeria. His father was the  Baba Ijo  ("church father") of the C.M.S. Church at Odo-Owa. Pastor Medayese wrote in his book  Itan Igbe dide Woli Ayo Babalola  that mysterious circumstances surrounded the birth of Babalola. On that day, it was believed that a strange and mighty object exploded and shook the clouds [2].  On January 18, 1914, young Babalola was taken by his brother M. 0. Rotimi, a Sunday school teacher in the C.M.S. Church at Ilofa, to Osogbo. Babalola started school at Ilofa and got as far as standard five at All Saints' School, Osogbo. However, he quit school when he decided to learn a trade and became a motor mechanic ap