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Greetings Glocal Citizens! As I head back to the Continent, I can't help but to train my mind on what it takes to seed and sow solutions in Africa's best interest. This week's guest has also been invested in these types of solutions for his entire career. A serial social entrepreneur, innovation consultant, service designer, learning scientist and startup coach, Femi Longe is passionate about helping individuals and organizations be and do their best to enable a better world. Born in the UK, raised in his Nigera and now based in Ireland, Femi currently works on the Financial Freedom team at the Human Rights Foundation (https://hrf.org) as Global Bitcoin Lead, driving strategy and execution of the HRF's Bitcoin Development Fund, This is a fund dedicated to growing adoption of Bitcoin and adjacent freedom technologies especially in countries under repressive regimes. Previously, he was the CEO of QALA Africa (https://www.forbes.com/sites/digital-assets/2023/09/05/jay-z-and-jack-dorsey-funded-btrust-acquires-african-bitcoin-talent-firm-qala/) — acquired by Btrust and transformed into Btrust Builders, which is an engineering training programme helping African software developers transition to careers in Bitcoin & Lightning development. Prior to joining the Bitcoin ecosystem, Femi co-founded and remains a non-executive Director at Co-Creation Hub (CcHub) (https://cchub.africa), Africa's leading social innovation centre and tech hub. Earlier in his career, he gained experience at the UK's foremost social innovation centre, The Young Foundation, where he established the UpRising Leadership Programme. As the transitions between the Stone Age to Bronze Age, and various different human technologies delivered us to the Industrial Age and presently the Information Age, all contributing the imprint that is humanity today, I am extsatic to be a storyteller with the ability to share perspectives like these. Stories that support and inspire a borderless mindset and are indeed manifesting a new world. Where to find Femi? On LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/femi-longe/) On YouTube (https://youtu.be/05Pfg89FZkg?si=mJcdPT8VDdRrS3k4) What's Femi watching? Wicked (https://www.wickedmovie.com) Emilia Pérez (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emilia_P%C3%A9rez) What's Femi reading? Start with Why (https://simonsinek.com/books/start-with-why/) by Simon Sinek Other topics of interest: Ilesa, Nigeria (https://www.osunstate.gov.ng/about/major-towns/ilesa/) Ijesha tribe (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ijesha) About AIESEC (https://aiesec.org/) Silk Road (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silk_Road) Satoshi Nakamoto's Bitcoin Vision (https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf) Meme Coin Spoils (https://www.reuters.com/markets/currencies/trumps-meme-coin-made-nearly-100-million-trading-fees-small-traders-lost-money-2025-02-03/) Sam Bankman-Fried (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Bankman-Fried) and the collapse of FTX What happened to Silcon Valley Bank (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collapse_of_Silicon_Valley_Bank) About South Korean crypto currency entrepreneur Do Kwon (https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cn7r8xr3v76o) Malcolm Gladwell's David and Goliath (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziGD7vQOwl8) On Moring Pages (https://www.urbanwildstudio.com/blog/2024/2/21/benefits-of-morning-pages-artists-way-graphic-notes) Special Guest: Femi Longe.

Ce jeudi 5 décembre, les causes de la perte de contrôle d'Orano sur sa filière minière au Nigera été abordé par Caroline Loyer dans sa chronique, dans l'émission Good Morning Business, présentée par Laure Closier, sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au vendredi et réécoutez la en podcast.

https://open.spotify.com/artist/6XTFWv1vuminZK3bRRcuoYhttps://music.apple.com/us/artist/nikena/1481797430https://www.youtube.com/c/Nikenahttps://www.instagram.com/_nikena__/?hl=enNikena, a pop and R&B artist, has infused her Jamaican heritage and passion forsinging into a vibrant track titled "Hold Me," accompanied by a lively music videodepicting a thrilling night at the club.“I wanted to create a song about two people who makes eye contact at the club andthen end up dancing together before the end of the night” Nikena said.Making a music video is another way for her to explore her creativity further, especiallyin contributing to the vision for the music video. “I enjoy seeing my vision come to life,” she said.Creating “Hold Me” was a process that started with an entirely different beat altogetherthan what was on the finished copy. “Usually, my songs begin with a certain direction, but as I delve more into the creativeprocess, they take on new melodies and sounds, sometimes moving from my initialvision. I never truly know where they'll end up and I enjoy that mystery.”With “Hold Me,” Nikena is most proud of her ability to step out of her comfort zone.“I let the song unfold naturally. I allowed myself to have fun and release myexpectations, even though I'm often very critical of my work. I'm constantly challengingmyself.”Nikena's musical story starts in her native country of Jamaica at the age of 11. One dayshe was sitting in her classroom and the newspaper was delivered, and in one sectionthere was a photograph of Aaliyah with some of her song lyrics.“I thought she was so beautiful,” Nikena said. “This was my first time being exposed toan R&B singer and music. I thought, one day I want to have a song and do somethinglike her.”Soon after, she moved to Brooklyn where her love for music continued to blossom. Sheparticipated in talent shows and singing in choirs as she grew up. For fun, she wouldjust go to the library on the weekends and print out lyrics to music from artists likeBrandy, Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera to practice.Nikena became a nurse after college, but her desire to make music was unwavering. Atthis point she was writing and singing constantly, and this when inspiration hit.“One day, I wrote a song outside a laundromat,” she explained. “It was a hot summerday and having just ended a relationship, I wanted to escape the sadness I felt at thetime. I began to think of what I could do to get out of the mindset I was in. I decided towrite a song, not about how I was feeling in the moment, but the complete opposite. SoI started to imagine a romantic escape with a future partner by waterfalls in Jamaica. Amelody came to mind and that's how ‘Water' the first song I ever released came to be.”Shortly after “Water” was written, she had a realization that music was a direction thatshe needed to take. She had an epiphany that was reinforced during an encounter witha woman she was introducing herself to at work. The woman complimented Nikena onher great speaking voice and asked if she was a singer. Nikena mentioned her song“Water,” and the woman encouraged her to go and record it.This was 2019 and Nikena has been in the studio ever since. Nikena loves the processand everything involved, from recording to doing open mics and shows. Since she started she has recorded eight songs and released six, but she has plentymore to go.Nikena is inspired by life experiences and says she 'loves everything about love.' Sheenjoys writing about love and even heartbreak. Whenever she faces a situation, sheturns it into a song.She is also influenced by her Jamaican culture, infusing Caribbean rhythm into hersounds. Nikena added that the music video also displayed her culture through thedancing and attire. “I try to incorporate my culture into my work, even in the smallest ways,” she said.Nikena mentioned that her goal is for people around the world to hear her music.  "Iwant people to enjoy my music as much as I do and for them to join me on my journey.”Be sure to check out “Hold Me” and the music of Nikena, available on all platforms.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

Surya's parents grew up in India. He grew up in Nigera. Now he's raising a son in the United States. The International Man discusses what that's like.Music: Anders Gurda

Zak and Jules catch up with comedian, Nabil Abdulrashid as he drops in to the studio in the midst of his Purple Pill tour. Nabil chats to Zak and Jules about arriving from Nigera and landing in one of London's most notorious estates, how he ended up in jail and what he did to pass the time while he was there.    He also talks about his comedy career, how his early love for comedy got reignited in prison, how people in jail recognised his comic skills and what happened when he realised he'd got the Golden Buzzer on Britain's Got Talent.   Due to demand, Nabil has extended his The Purple Pill tour. Tickets available at https://nabilabdulrashid.com/   Episodes of ‘Nabil Knows' available now at https://www.youtube.com/@NabilAbdulrashidComedy  This podcast is also available as a video – just search Life After Prison on YouTube.   Useful organisations:  Andrew Pritchard Foundation https://apfoundation.org.uk/  Red thread https://www.redthread.org.uk/  Forever Family https://www.foreverfamilyfund.co.uk/  I'm Possible State of Mind https://www.i-mp.co.uk/  Angel Comedy Club Trust https://www.angelcomedy.co.uk/angel-comedy-trust/  Goldsmiths University https://www.gold.ac.uk/  Contact us:  If anything you've heard in this podcast has inspired you to make a positive change in your life, or you'd just like to get in touch, please contact us. 

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Today on our programming at The Bow, we do an exclusive edition of the Eat It Series .With the high cost of things in Nigera,the people look for alternative ways to eat nutritious yet cheap foods. Kuli Kuli (yes.....the roasted but crunchy peanut snack)is a typical alternative nutrtious snack seasoned with spices that people eat to fill up(while they use the oil which is less expensive to cook)..The Kuli Kuli Story is the show tonight. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/THE-BOW/support

In this Episode, Jill is joined by Olabunmi Odofin who is a qualified secondary school teacher in Nigera.  However, since moving to the UK she has been working as a teaching assistant.  Olabunmi shares her extensive knowledge on how you can become a teaching assistant and what the job involves.  She also shares information on if you are an existing qualified teacher abroad, how since February 2023 you are eligible to teach core subjects in the UK.  There is lots of information on this, but here is a link in the first instance https://getintoteaching.education.gov.uk/non-uk-teachers  

Terry Mattingly of GetReligion Pop Goes Religion: Faith in Popular Culture GetReligion.org The post 0031. Media Coverage of the Christmas Weekend Massacre of Christians in Nigera – Terry Mattingly, 1/3/24 first appeared on Issues, Etc..

Website: https://www.juliera.com/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/00it1bBwOIDqd6QFINlBav YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/juliera Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/iamjuliera/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamjuliera/ Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iamjulieraArtist and lyricist, Juliera, brings self-empowerment and hope to the dancefloor with her latestsingle, “Hero.” With a rhythmic beat and thoughtful lyrics, the pop song speaks to all listeners.“It's a very fun song,” shares Juliera. “It's a dance song that talks about being the ‘Hero' whogoes the extra miles for people and does whatever it takes to make them happy… It's aboutgiving all your love.”Facing divorce, Juliera turned a difficult moment in her life into a chance to make herself happy.“I wrote the song in 2017 when I was actively ghostwriting for other people. The inspiration forthis song hit me when someone hired me to write a song to a beat they provided. Several yearslater, the song was still stuck in my head and I couldn't forget the melodies nor lyrics. So, Idecided to record it myself.”Motivated by the positive feedback Juliera received on the studio recording, she decided totake the song to the public. “My 3-year-old son heard the song and absolutely loved it. Hedanced to it and made me replay it multiple times. I then decided that I would make my musicvideo for this song based on a concept that is fun for kids and adults.” With the original beattied to the first version of the song, Juliera enlisted a producer to create a new sound toaccompany her original lyrics.Blending her Nigerian culture with American influences, Juliera showcases a diversity of soundthrough her music. She began writing around age 16. “I used to write lyrics on paper and oneday my aunt went through my things and asked me if I wrote it, saying ‘it's really good.' I didn'tbelieve her, thinking it was just something an aunt would say. Then I got into college andwanted to see what to do on the side for income. I went on Fiverr and put up a gig to writesongs and lyrics for people.”As fate would have it, “let me see if I can do this” became a successful hustle writing music fornew and repeat clients. It was only a matter of time before Juliera earned over 250 five-starreviews writing more than 1000 songs, many of which were for return customers. “It made merealize I knew what I was doing and how to do it,” shares the artist.“Hero” is one of two songs available by the artist. Two videos are also available for the single, alyric video and official music video. Her other single, “Let It Ache,” is about coping throughheartbreak even when the heart aches. “I didn't want to leave but what I was going through… Iwould rather walk away and take the heartbreak,” tells Juliera of the thought process thatinspired the song.The artist also has eight songs written and four music videos ready for release. She plans toshare new media regularly over the next few months.At the end of the day, Juliera hopes to inspire listeners to follow their dreams. “I think it'simportant for people to follow their dreams and not settle for less. My husband didn't want meto do music. So, I shut my dream away. I pulled my dreams away for this person who ended upbeing abusive and cruel to me… What a joke! Now, I'm happy doing what I love doing and I amdoing better for myself now than I ever did in my marriage. It was almost as if my marriage wasa dark cloud hovering above me and blocking my blessings. I want people to know their worthand choose better for themselves.”

Watch the full video on YouTube @ https://youtu.be/uh8-ze44UA0.In this thought-provoking conversation, Dr. Princess Fumi and Dr. Yolanda Conley Shields explore the dynamic gig economy. Find out what influences this new workplace environment and how politics, business, and culture are vital to its development. Learn why some people find comfort in traditional work environments while embracing the gig economy offers them unmatched freedom and flexibility. Learn why consulting with experts is a game-changer in your journey and gain insightful knowledge into the opportunities and challenges that result from this shift. Participate in the discussion to maximize the benefits of the gig economy for your professional and business endeavors.Get more of Dr. Fumi's words of wisdom. Get your copy now!

This week: How long do city electric buses last? Our city says, 'Not so long.' Tesla refines its own lithium because it has to. Lagos, Nigera gets twelve THOUSAND electric buses. 45% of auto dealers in the U.S. won't sell you an electric car. You can't call someone an enviromentalist just because they want to save the planet from being unihabitable for their grand children. Colorado is looking to ban gas lawn mowers! Good for them. They follow California. Speaking of California, they're looking at forcing all EVs sold in the state to be capable of vehicle to grid sharing. 3% of so-called Canadian energy is being stopped due to wild fires in Alberta. We end with the Lightning Round, a fast-paced look at the headlines in clean energy and transportation. Support The Clean Energy Show with PayPal Donate!https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=VMDCRPHLNR8YE E-transfer: cleanenergyshow@gmail.com Visit our T-Shirt and Merch Shop! https://my-store-dde61d.creator-spring.com Thanks for listening to our show! Consider rating The Clean Energy Show on iTunes, Spotify or wherever you listen to our show. Follow us on TikTok! @cleanenergypod Check out our YouTube Channel! @CleanEnergyShow Follow us on Twitter! @CleanEnergyPod Your hosts: James Whittingham https://twitter.com/jewhittingham Brian Stockton: https://twitter.com/brianstockton Email us at cleanenergyshow@gmail.com Leave us an online voicemail at http://speakpipe.com/cleanenergyshow Tell your friends about us on social media!  

Segun Lawson, President and CEO of Thor Explorations (TSX.V:THX – US:THXPF), joins us to review the recent higher-grade and wide-intercept drill results at the Douta development Project in Senegal and provides an operational review Segilola in 2022.   The Company is continuing to expand the resources at the Makosa ore body, which now has grown to a 7km strike length, and also incorporates the Makosa Tail area. 26,000 meters were drilled at Douta this year,  doing step-out drilling and infill drilling at the Makosa deposit, as well as expansion drilling around 3 key new mineralized satellite discoveries at the Mansa, Maka, and Sambara targets.  There are still drill assays pending for the 3 satellite deposits that will be reporting early in the new year.   The next key Company milestones will be to get all these new drill results released and then put into an expanded resource estimate update in Q1 of 2023, and then after that to wrap some economics around the Douta project in a Preliminary Economic Assessment for the market to evaluate. The goal is to expand the resources well beyond the previously reported 730,000 ounce Maiden Mineral Resource Estimate for the Makosa Deposit, and to now show the economic viability of the new satellite deposits at Mansa, Maka, and Sambara potentially feeding into a central processing plant in a hub and spoke strategy.    We wrap up by also highlighting some of the key near-term exploration and production catalysts at the producing Segilola Mine in Nigera, and how it is looking constructive for hitting their upper end of guidance for 2022.   The operations and financial numbers will be reported to the market in early 2023.   If you have any questions for Segun regarding the ongoing work at Thor Explorations, then please email us at either fleck@kereport.com or shad@kereport.com.   *In full disclosure, Shad is a shareholder of Thor Explorations.

In this series of radio programs, we hear news bulletins from radio stations in Nigeria on the topic of the after-effects of Covid-19. The content is from Liberty FM, Owelle FM, Progress FM, Paramount FM, and Positive FM. The respective radio stations supply all music.

Segun Lawson, President and CEO of Thor Explorations (TSX.V:THX – US:THXPF), joins us for a comprehensive exploration update at the Douta development Project in Senegal.  The Company is continuing to expand the resources at the Makosa ore body, which now has grown to a 7km strike length, and incorporates the Makosa Tail zone and has been connected to the main deposit.   In addition to the step-out drilling and infill drilling at the Makosa deposit, the exploration team has been further drill testing around 3 key new mineralized satellite discoveries at the Mansa, Maka, and Sambara targets.     Because of the continued drilling success finding new zones of mineralization and infilling key areas of interest, the exploration program was extended again with drills scheduled to keep turning through late December.  At that point, the plan is to get all the new drill results released and then put into an expanded resource estimate update in Q1 of 2023, and then after that to wrap some economics around the Douta project in a Preliminary Economic Assessment for the market to evaluate.   The goal is to expand the resources well beyond the recent 730,000 ounce Maiden Mineral Resource Estimate for the Makosa Deposit, and show the economic viability of the new satellite deposits at Mansa, Maka, and Sambara potentially feeding into a central processing plant in a hub and spoke strategy.  We wrap up by also highlighting some of the key near-term exploration and production catalysts at the producing Segilola Mine in Nigera.   If you have any questions for Segun regarding the ongoing work at Thor Explorations, then please email us at either fleck@kereport.com or shad@kereport.com.

La violencia de las pandillas en Puerto Príncipe triplica los desplazamientos. Las inundaciones en África Central y Occidental dejan a 3,4 millones de personas en necesidad de ayuda humanitaria. Al menos 118 palestinos han sido asesinados por las fuerzas de seguridad israelíes en Cisjordania este año. El Comité contra el Terrorismo discute el uso del internet para actividades terroristas.

In this episode, Paddy & The Yank interview Damilare Adeyeri, originally from Nigeria Damilare spent time living in 8 different countries before settling in the USA where he now works as a life coach. He discusses his life growing up in Nigera prior to leaving at age 24.Apologies for the audio quality not being as good as it usually is.

In this episode of the How Tech Podcast, guest Enobong Etteh A.K.A. "Thunder E" chat about tech in Science Fiction and how it manifested into the technology we use today.  He also talks about some of his favorite smart home items that make life easier. Enobong also talks about how his love for tech started with playing video games growing up in Nigeria. After chatting a bit about audio, Thunder E brings out his alter-ego: Colonel Singala, a Nigerian dictator who loves tech and lies about how many wives he has. Follow our guest "Thunder E" on TwitterSuper Saf Speaks: on YouTube Follow Thunder E on Instagram Watch BooredAtWork on YouTube BooredAtWork.comFollow Cyber Nut on X , Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and Threads Watch clips of Cyber Nut on YouTube: https://bit.ly/2XF6jAu Visit the site and subscribe at https://www.cybernutpod.com Send us an email to cybernutpod@gmail.com Follow your host, Enrique VTee on Instagram, Threads, TikTok

Invest In Her host Catherine Gray talks with Adesuwa Okunbo Rhodes, Founder & Managing Partner of Aruwa Capital Management. Aruwa Capital Management is a Lagos-based, female-founded and led growth equity impact fund. As one of the few woman-owned funds in Africa, Aruwa has identified a significant untapped investment opportunity, investing in rapidly growing and profitable companies that either provide essential goods and services to women or employ women through their workforce or value chain. ⁠ Join us on Facebook LIVE every Wednesday at NOON PT @SheAngelInvestors. Subscribe on Apple Podcast https://apple.co/3citN1I, Spotify https://spoti.fi/2ZUrFZc, or wherever podcasts are available!

The home for all the tea navigating the work scene in Lagos, Nigera.

Ibiyinka Alao is a United Nations art ambassador from Nigera participating in a 6-week residency in Northwest Arkansas. His 100 foot by 12 foot canvas painting called "Eternity" is on display at the Rogers Experimental House . Local dancers and singers will perform in front of the artwork May 13 as part of the Art on the Bricks Art Walk .

Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/40833847/admin/ Check out or new website: TalesOfTheTribunal.com For Feedback, comments or submissions contact TalesOfTheTribunal@Gmail.com News: Paris Court of Appeals upholds arbitration, Here Snoop Dogg Story, Here Dubai Court of Cassation Ruling, Here Singaporean Court Sets Aside Award, Here ICSID and UNCITRAL Ethical Rules, Here   Opportunities: Stephenson Harwood is seekin an Associate for its Commerical Outsourcing and Technology matters in London; CMS UK is seeking an Intl. Arb. associate for its London offices; Nixon Peabody is seeking a Litigation Associate for its Washington DC Office; Mischon De Reya is seeking an associate for its Fraud litigation team based in London; ICC Hong Kong is hiring a position with the Secretariat on a permanent basis   Events/Webinars: ICC YAF Event, Here American Arbitration Association Event, Here CiArb, Nigera, Here   None of the views shared today or on any episode of Disputes Digest is presented as legal advice nor advice of any kind.  No compensation was provided to any organization or party for their inclusion on the show nor do any of the statements made represent any particular organization, legal position or view point.  All interviewees or organizations included appear on an arms-length basis and their appearance should not be construed as any bias or preferred affiliation with the host or host’s employer.  All rights reserved.

Mohamed Bazoum was sworn in as President of Niger on Friday in the country’s first democratic transition of power. We take a look at the security challenges ahead for the new government with Niagale Bagayoko from the African Security Network. The long and complicated history of the looted Benin Bronzes and their possible return to Nigera. And the BBC uncovers evidence of atrocities in Ethiopia’s Tigray region.

Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/40833847/admin/Check out or new website: TalesOfTheTribunal.comFor Feedback, comments or submissions contact TalesOfTheTribunal@Gmail.comNews:CAM-CCBC Emergency Arbitrator Provision, Here.Protocol for the Use of Technology in I. Arb., Here.Shell vs. Nigera, Here.Olympic Forgery Case, Here.9th Circuit on Non-Signatories, Here.Opportunities:THAC Call for Papers, Here.PCRC 2021 Conference, Here.Field & Fisher Posting, Here.Freshfields Posting, Here.ABB Posting, Here. Events/Webinars:ICC YAF Event, Here.ICC SME Event, Here.CiArb Event, Here.

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A personal request for all Nigerians to demand change from our government to end corruption and create a better way.

In the opening, I talk about Gucci Mane’s artist getting caught up in the streets, Britney Spears conservatorship, Nigeria’s battle with police brutality dealing with SARS and Hollywood once again playing dum with Ancient Egypt. For the rest of the show, we have a special guest, Moses West, inventor of the Atmospheric Water Generator. What water crisis? You can pull H2O right out the air!

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Today we interview Tola Makinde, save down syndrome ambassador, Early Intervention Specialist and Executive Director of Morainbow Down Syndrome Foundation in Lagos, Nigera

You will get to know one of my family members from StarMaker. Also July partial calendar for the VOCALIZERS. Music by the artist 2STEP from NIGERA. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pinkicediamond/message

Different music apps. It's karaoke more then you think you know and how to enjoy them and become family while having fun at the same time. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pinkicediamond/message

Now, more voices from the rally in Sydney in memory of George Floyd... hear from a family, originally from Nigera, living in Sydney about their lived experience with racism and their hopes for the future.

Harrison Odjegba Okene, a Nigerian cook, was shipwrecked off the coast of Nigera. He was able to find an air pocket in the ship and survive for 60 hours before being rescued by search and rescue divers. Listen to his amazing story now.

Faith and Demonic Strongholds covers America, Iran, Sudan, Baal, Nigeria, blood guilt, Christian Spiritual warfare, Israel Pipeline, Iran persecutes, Sudan Freedom, America Demonic strongholds, Abortion Sacrificing to Baal, Nigeria persecution, Iranian protesters, Killing on purpose, Warning Iran Warn Radio | Warn-Usa.com To get the Books from the Watchman Dana G Smith go to his website http://www.DanaGlennSmith.com Faith and Demonic Strongholds today we cover the truth of demonic strongholds. Today we review and discuss stories from America, Iran, Sudan, Israel, and Nigera. The subjects range from blood guilt, Christian persecution, demonic strongholds, abortion, baal, and the practics of spiritual warfare. Go to our link https://linktr.ee/warnradio for the latest articles and show episodes plus more resources Faith and Demonic Strongholds do exist. In a modern technical computer filled world many view these with skepticism. Mere stories of the suspicious and old world view. If our knowledge, techonolgy, and prosperous nations cannot fix troubles on their own, their god is still far away. For most, that is. While we find nations and people standing against Christianity; there is truth that the Gods of the nations are idols. Behind idols are demons and demonic strongholds. These things are not discussed and many fear them.

Faith and Demonic Strongholds covers America, Iran, Sudan, Baal, Nigeria, blood guilt, Christian Spiritual warfare, Israel Pipeline, Iran persecutes, Sudan Freedom, America Demonic strongholds, Abortion Sacrificing to Baal, Nigeria persecution, Iranian protesters, Killing on purpose, Warning Iran Warn Radio | Warn-Usa.com To get the Books from the Watchman Dana G Smith go to his website http://www.DanaGlennSmith.com Faith and Demonic Strongholds today we cover the truth of demonic strongholds. Today we review and discuss stories from America, Iran, Sudan, Israel, and Nigera. The subjects range from blood guilt, Christian persecution, demonic strongholds, abortion, baal, and the practics of spiritual warfare. Go to our link https://linktr.ee/warnradio for the latest articles and show episodes plus more resources Faith and Demonic Strongholds do exist. In a modern technical computer filled world many view these with skepticism. Mere stories of the suspicious and old world view. If our knowledge, techonolgy, and prosperous nations cannot fix troubles on their own, their god is still far away. For most, that is. While we find nations and people standing against Christianity; there is truth that the Gods of the nations are idols. Behind idols are demons and demonic strongholds. These things are not discussed and many fear them.

Faith and Demonic Strongholds covers America, Iran, Sudan, Baal, Nigeria, blood guilt, Christian Spiritual warfare, Israel Pipeline, Iran persecutes, Sudan Freedom, America Demonic strongholds, Abortion Sacrificing to Baal, Nigeria persecution, Iranian protesters, Killing on purpose, Warning Iran Warn Radio | Warn-Usa.com To get the Books from the Watchman Dana G Smith go to his website http://www.DanaGlennSmith.com Faith and Demonic Strongholds today we cover the truth of demonic strongholds. Today we review and discuss stories from America, Iran, Sudan, Israel, and Nigera. The subjects range from blood guilt, Christian persecution, demonic strongholds, abortion, baal, and the practics of spiritual warfare. Go to our link https://linktr.ee/warnradio for the latest articles and show episodes plus more resources --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wibr-visions/support

Greetings in love and light, family and friends!  We have a very special edition to present this week featuring special guests all the way from Calabar, Nigera – the Revival Academy youths (and maybe even a special guest appearance from C-Ra)!  Music is on bliss with artists like Lila Ike’, Damian Marley, Dennis Brown and […]

In this episode, the ladies are spilling the tea on their interracial and intercultural relationships. That's right - the partners of the Black ThirTea ladies are the subject AND the guests. Check out this all-new episode where Ryann, Candace, and their baes get real about what it's like when your partner is of a different race or from a different culture.Follow the show on Instagram and Facebook.

Victor Dugga, from Federal University Lafia, Nigera talks about the recruitment process in advancement.

Tony Weedor is a regional director with Advancing Native Mission sending people back to their home countries with the Gospel. Today, Tony shares how he found Christ, what it cost him, and how God is using him now. Tony grew up in a Muslim family in Liberia and describes for us the division and turmoil that country experienced. He is a man of great questions and the Lord used his questions to lead him to Christ when he stumbled into a Bible study one day. The missionaries were not afraid of questions and his heart came alive when he heard the answers. Tony's story will take you out of North America and into a world few of us get to see. Please listen and share Tony's story! Stories Tony shared: Growing up in a Muslim family in Liberia where slavery was still part of the culture The racial and tribal division of Liberia in his youth The many questions about his faith that he could not ask The missionaries who were not afraid of his question The differences between how God is portrayed in the Bible and the Koran Making a “mistake” and attending a Bible study The woman who led him to Christ because she was tired of his questions Why he didn't tell his family about his conversion for three years What his mother said when he told her about his conversion The pain of being rejected by his mother and family Walking from Liberia to Ivory Coast His mission to refugees The fruit of mission work throughout the world Learning how to wait for God to open doors Great quotes from Tony: The concept of sin and forgiveness was not in my worldview as a Muslim. In the name of Jesus Christ, demons will have to flee. Who is this guy? You wash five times a day. You pray five times a day. But you can't wash your heart. You can't wash your mind. If I tell you how many Muslims are coming to Christ through dreams and visions, whether from Pakistan to Egypt, Bangledesh to Nigeria, Nigera to South Africa, you won't believe it. Resources Tony mentioned (all links below are Amazon affiliate links and I may be paid a small commission if you use them): The Francis A. Schaeffer Trilogy: Three Essential Books in One Volume by Francis Schaeffer The Cost of Discipleship by Dietrich Bonhoeffer The Pursuit of Holiness by Jerry Bridges Out of the Ashes: My Journey from Tragedy to Redemption by Elizabeth Fahn-Weedor, Tony's wife Notice: JavaScript is required for this content. The post Tony Weedor and the Cost of the Gospel appeared first on Eric Nevins.

We know it's been a while since you heard from us and all we gotta say is... F**k “do not disturb”! After three failed attempts to record our this episode, we are beat, but we wanted to connect with y'all and let you know that a full episode is coming next week. Follow the Both Sides Podcast! ChimaTwitter- www.twitter.com/onvkwvrv IG- www.instagram.com/onvkwvrv GloriaTwitter- www.twitter.com/noiregoddessIG- www.instagram.com/go.bahSpaces ProductionTwitter- www.twitter.com/spacesphilly IG- www.instagram.com/spacesphilly Send all your questions to and comments to:bothsidespodcast@gmail.com

We know it's been a while since you heard from us and all we gotta say is... F**k “do not disturb”! After three failed attempts to record our this episode, we are beat, but we wanted to connect with y'all and let you know that a full episode is coming next week. Follow the Both Sides Podcast! ChimaTwitter- www.twitter.com/onvkwvrv IG- www.instagram.com/onvkwvrv GloriaTwitter- www.twitter.com/noiregoddessIG- www.instagram.com/go.bahSpaces ProductionTwitter- www.twitter.com/spacesphilly IG- www.instagram.com/spacesphilly Send all your questions to and comments to:bothsidespodcast@gmail.com

Helen Odoemena from Canberra, ACT, is a 2018 Heywire winner. Her story is about moving from Nigera and growing up in Australia.

Peter and Daniel talk to Sunny from Chicago and Chibz from Lagos, Nigera. They chat about favorite recipes, kneeling during the national anthem, get some music recommendations.

Each week we talk about an adult themed topic. This week we are talking about Puppy play 101 based on the article written for us by Emmeline Peaches. Rants Strictly come dancing star offended [4:21] Strictly come dancing star Susan Calman has said she is "offended" by the row over her dance partner on the show. The openly lesbian comedian has faced critisim online for agreeing to dance with a male partner. She also notes she is getting a lot more critisim than the fellow competitor The Reverend Richard Coles who is gay. “For the gay community to criticise me and try to get me what they want to do is, I think, as difficult as suggesting the straight community are trying to. No one is holding me hostage in this room, making me wear a dress and dance with a man. I want to learn how to dance,” Read more Plus size fashion accused of promoting obesity This week Lagos in Nigera held a plus size fashion event, it was well attended and showed off all manner of fashions and designs. But it has sparked critisim for promoting obesity through fashion. Read more Jacob Rees-Mogg opposes same-sex marriage [7:25] Conservative MP Jacob Rees-Mogg has said he would go to a gay wedding and would probably enjoy it, despite believing the practice should not be allowed. "Marriage is a sacrament and the decision of what is a sacrament lies with the Church not with Parliament.” Read more Former Australian prime minister says marriage equality will hurt children [15:26] Former prime minister John Joward thinks that children in the country would face consequences is same-sex marriage was legalised as he puts his support behind the "No" campaign. “The clear evidence is that you have outcomes that are ­superior for children in the longer term if they have a mother and a father,” Note: In fact, the Australian Medical Association and the Australia Psychological Society said that there was no scientific evidence to prove that children of heterosexual families had better outcomes. Read more Is it wrong to rensent going Dutch on a Tinder date? [20:12] An interesting article in the Guardian caught my eye this week. Is it right to split the price of a date? What happens when they then ask you back to theirs. Read more Pink Chocolate [29:45] Nestlé have create an entirly natural pink chocolate that uses no artifical colours or ingredients. Read more Puppy play [33:00] Puppy play is one of those things you hear about and see on the Internet but don't often get to see first hand unless it is something you are into. This week Emmeline talks about why she enjoys it and what she and her handler get from it. Find out more about us Check out the website http://kinkcraft.co Follow us on Twitter @KinkCraft Find us on on Pinterest @KinkCraft Talk to us on Facebook http://facebook.com/MyKinkCraft Follow us on instagram https://www.instagram.com/kink_craft/ Send us an email podcast [at] kinkcraft.co

When OPEC reached its historic supply cut deal last year, Brent oil was trading for about $49/b ... and it still is. So has the deal been a failure, and what should the market expect from OPEC now?Senior oil editor Brian Scheid is in London, talking with the Platts OPEC team ahead of the Vienna...

On this week's show we focus on positive developments in Sierra Leone, as better times could be ahead. Also we speak to Nigera midfielder John Ogu, who tells us how things are at his club in Israel. We look at the race for promotion to the EPL, with Newcastle United still on top of the Championship, and several African players in with a chance of going up. And in a fascinating piece of history, Stuart tells about South African player Albert Johanneson, the man seen as the very first of the African players in England.

On this week's show we focus on positive developments in Sierra Leone, as better times could be ahead. Also we speak to Nigera midfielder John Ogu, who tells us how things are at his club in Israel. We look at the race for promotion to the EPL, with Newcastle United still on top of the Championship, and several African players in with a chance of going up. And in a fascinating piece of history, Stuart tells about South African player Albert Johanneson, the man seen as the very first of the African players in England.

Os descubrimos quienes son estos inspectores, que se dedican a asesorar a países en vías de desarrollo para evitar que las grandes multinacionales les utilicen para evadir impuestos. También viajamos hasta Nigera, un país que vive al borde de la hambruna

In our May 2014 News Roundup, we look at many stories - good and bad - from around the world.  Junior Girl Tiffany provides special reports on the kidnapped girls in Nigera  and #BringBackOurGirls as well as the recent violence at UC Santa Barbara and #YesAllWomen. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/girlspeak/support

Louie and Kristina having another night time chat. Listen as I deperatly try to escape the friendzone.

Varje söndag står en skylt utanför Ålidhemsbiblioteket i Umeå med texten Välkommen in!. Där inne väntar några av medlemmarna i den kristna kyrkan Deeper Christian Life Ministry, som grundades i Lagos i Nigeria men som numera är spridd över hela världen. - Vi ber för Sverige, för vi behöver alla Gud, säger Tayo Sindiku från Nigera - forskare men också missionär i Sverige. Ingrid Marklund på P4 Västerbotten har mött de nya missionärerna, kristna afrikaner som missionerar i ett Sverige fullt av hedningar. Tayo Sindiku är på väg hem till Nigeria, efter två år som forskare vid Umeå universitet. Hon har varit här för att forska om  cancerframkallande ämnen. Men precis som flera andra av de afrikanska studenterna och forskarna vid universitet har hon också haft ett annat uppdrag: Att missionera. En gång var det europeiska och amerikanska missionärer som tog kristendomen till Afrika. Idag är rollerna ombytta.