Agim Joseph

07/10/2025

Congratulations to us

08/07/2025

🚨BREAKING; 💣

Vitkor Gyokeres to Arsenal will be completed in the next hours. 🇸🇪

03/07/2025

no bold should ask question in this class

03/07/2025

Ex-Super Eagles goalkeeper Peter Rufal has sadly passed away in the early hours of today after a prolonged illness at age 61. 🕊️💔

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family of Peter Rufai.🙏

What a Black Thursday in the world of Football. 💡

02/07/2025

the family of God ❤️❤️❤️🎈💗🕯️

01/07/2025

happy new month ❤️❤️🎊

30/06/2025

Every spring, when the cherry trees bloom in the tiny hilltop village of Windgrove, the children gather by the old stone bench under the lantern tree to hear a tale from Miss Lila, the village’s oldest resident. She’s small and sprightly, with silver hair like moonlight and eyes that crinkle when she smiles.

This year, she begins with a twinkle in her voice:
"Do you know why we light lanterns every spring? Let me tell you a story—not just about how we survived... but how we learned to love this place."

She tells them about a time long ago when the village was young and struggling after a long winter. Everyone was tired, food was low, and spirits even lower. One night, a little boy named Toma noticed that the stars didn’t seem to shine anymore—at least not over their village. So he made a tiny paper lantern and hung it from a stick, walking door to door to share its light.

What began as one lantern became many. Families joined together, creating a glowing path through the dark. It didn’t bring food or warmth, but it brought smiles, music, laughter—and most importantly, hope. From that night on, the people of Windgrove realized that even the smallest acts of kindness can light up the hardest days.

Your Story Goal:
Write Miss Lila’s tale about young Toma and how his simple act of kindness helped lift the village’s spirit. Add sweet and gentle details—a favorite song, the scent of blooming trees, the way laughter echoed in the quiet hills. Show how the people found more than survival—they found joy, together.

Let the story end with the children lighting their own lanterns, ready to pass on the warmth.

29/06/2025

Event Title: FCE Obudu Cultural Day Celebration 2025

Date: July 12, 2025
Time: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Venue: College Auditorium, Federal College of Education, Obudu

Event Description:
The FCE Obudu Cultural Day Celebration 2025 is an annual event dedicated to promoting unity in diversity among students and staff of the institution. This year's celebration will showcase the rich cultural heritage of Nigeria through traditional dances, music performances, cultural displays, drama, and a variety of local delicacies.

The event aims to foster cultural awareness, inclusivity, and social harmony among students from different ethnic backgrounds. There will be exhibitions by cultural clubs representing various regions of Nigeria, a fashion parade in traditional attire, and a cultural quiz competition with exciting prizes.

Special Guests:

Provost, FCE Obudu

Local Government Chairman, Obudu LGA

Representatives from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism

Admission: Free (Open to all students, staff, and invited guests)

Join us for a colorful and vibrant experience as we celebrate Nigeria’s rich and diverse cultures!

Let me know if you want a different type of event (e.g., academic conference, matriculation, graduation, seminar, sport

29/06/2025

BREAKING:

KIDNAPPED PASSENGERS FOR OKPOKWU DON COME BACK

God don shine!

Dem 13 passengers wey dem carry go for Benue Links for Eke, Okpokwu LGA don gather their freedom back. Na police and local vigilante groups rescue dem. Before dem come rescue dem, two people don already waka. Hon. Adah Matthew Inalegwu, the action chairman for Okpokwu, thank Benue State Governor Rev. Fr. Dr. Hyacinth Alia for the quick help wey him give to gather security people for the operation, talk say the teamwork na im make dem come back safely.

20/03/2025