Did You Know? How Victoria Orenze Responds to Invitations
Victoria Orenze is a celebrated figure in Nigerian gospel music, known for songs like “Covenant Keeping God” and “Spirit Chant,” which have touched countless lives. Beyond her musical talent, she serves as a pastor and apostle, leading Jesus Unhindered Ministry with a mission to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ. Her approach to ministry […]
Did You Know? Nathaniel Bassey’s Journey to Recognizing His Ministry Calling
Nathaniel Bassey’s rise to prominence in Nigerian gospel music is not just a story of musical talent but one of divine purpose and obedience. Born into a family rooted in ministry and music, Bassey’s early life was steeped in both spiritual and artistic influences. His conversation with Pst Sola Osunmakinde provides a detailed account […]
Did You Know? – Nigerian Afro Gospel Music
Nigerian Afro-Gospel music is a dynamic and evolving genre that combines African rhythms with traditional gospel themes and modern sounds. It has captivated audiences both within and outside religious circles by blending faith with cultural expression in a way that deeply resonates with Nigerian and African experiences. To truly understand the origin and continued […]
Did You Know? – That King David was a Skillful Musician with 4,000 Music Ministers
King David, known as the “sweet psalmist of Israel” (2 Samuel 23:1, NLT), was a powerful king and a highly talented musician. His musical gifts played a pivotal role in shaping Israel’s spiritual life and left a lasting legacy for both Christian worship and gospel music today. Let’s explore David’s significant musical achievements, his […]
Did You Know? – That the Phrase “When Praises Go Up, Blessings Come Down” is not a direct quote from the Bible
The phrase “When praises go up, blessings come down” – is often heard in churches, among Christians, and at gospel music events. While it expresses a positive idea about the connection between praise and blessings, this exact wording is not found in the Bible. The concept it presents oversimplifies the more profound theological truths […]
Did You Know? Nigeria’s Ancient Kano Dye Pits
Located in the heart of Nigeria lies the ancient city of Kano, renowned for its rich history and vibrant culture. One of Kano’s most fascinating and lesser-known treasures is its ancient Kano dye pits. These dye pits are over 500 years old, making them one of the oldest dyeing centres in Africa. In this […]
Did You Know? Sandie Okoro Is the First Female Chancellor of the University of Birmingham
Nigerian lawyer and human rights activist Sandie Okoro (OBE) is setting the pace for women in the United Kingdom. In July 2024, she became the first woman to be named the Chancellor of the University of Birmingham. The Nigerian is the eighth chancellor of the prestigious academic institution, replacing Lord Bilimoria of Chelsea (CBE). […]
Did You Know? 7 Facts About Cupcakes
Cupcakes are mini cake perfections. They are delicious and portable. They are easy to bake and decorate. They even come in different flavours and are widely served at birthdays and weddings. Cupcakes are said to make everything better. Read more about Did You Know? So, today, we’ll be sharing fun facts about Cupcakes that you’d […]
Did you Know? 6 Reasons Why You Need An Air Fryer
Today is all about the kitchen gadget, the Air fryer. For your information, the air fryer is a kitchen appliance that’s designed to circulate hot air and in some cases hot oil around food in order to cook it. So, what do you think of this gadget? Read more about Did you know? Have you […]
Did you Know? 6 Reasons Why Your Cake is Dense
I know I’m not the only one who has the habit of reading up on a new pursuit or of attempting to find the meaning of a word in the context in which it is used. So, one of the first things I did after rekindling my love for baking was to read tons […]
5 Uses Of Corn Flour
Corn flour is a pantry staple, at least, it is for bakers and for those who love making sauces. It is a fine powder made by grinding dried whole corn kernels. It is considered whole grain flour because it contains the corn’s hull, germ and endosperm. Corn flour is different from corn meal. Read more […]
6 Homemade Mouthwash Recipes That Can Improve Oral Health
Our oral health may not get as much attention as it deserves but it’s just as important as our physical, mental, and emotional health. That’s because a clean and healthy oral cavity is one of the reasons why we can smile, move and relate with confidence. Today’s discussion centres on mouthwash, an important tool in […]
6 Ways To Use Granola
Granola is a delicious mix of rolled oats, nuts, seeds and sweeteners. It’s an incredible meal, one that’s not only packed full of nutrients but can be consumed at any time of the day. Granola is a versatile food. It reminds me of beans. You can cook both foods in different ways and they will […]
Did You Know? 6 Homemade Mouthwash Recipes That Can Improve Oral Health
Our oral health may not get as much attention as it deserves but it’s just as important as our physical, mental, and emotional health. That’s because a clean and healthy oral cavity is one of the reasons why we can smile, move and relate with confidence. Today’s discussion centres on mouthwash, an important tool in […]
Did You Know? The Entire Law Graduates Of The University Of Calgary Were Nigerians
In recent times, Nigerians have found Canada a befitting study destination. On Saturday, May 28, 2022, a group of nine Nigerians made Nigeria proud after graduating from the high-profile University of Calgary Law School, Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Read more about Did You Know? The nine Nigerians made up the entire class of Master Law students of […]
Do You Know? The First Black Rhodes Professor At St Antony’s College, Oxford Is A Nigerian?
Wale Adebanwi was born in 1969. He is a Nigerian-born first Black Rhodes Professor at St Antony’s College, Oxford where he was, until June 2021, a Professor of Race Relations and a Governing Board Fellow. He is currently a Presidential Penn Compact Professor of Africana Studies at the University of Pennsylvania. Read more about Do […]