1. EAGLES FLY WITH EAGLES: Eagles fly alone at high altitude and not with sparrows or with other small dirty birds. No other bird can go to the height of the eagle. When Moses went to commune with God on the mountain, he left the crowd at the foothills. Stay away from friends and people that are like sparrows and ravens. Stay away from narrow-minded people, those that bring you down. Eagle flies with Eagles. Keep good company. 2 . EAGLES LOVE THE STORM: Eagles are the only birds that loves the storm. When all other birds try to flee from the storm and hide itself from the fierceness of it, eagles fly into it and will use the wind of the storm to rise higher in a fraction of seconds. It uses the pressure of the storm to glide higher without using its own energy. It is able to do this because God has created it uniquely with an ability to lock its wings in a fixed position, in the midst of the fierce storm winds. After a certain period of experiencing storms face to face, ...

President Muhammadu Buhari expresses the believe that ending corruption would lead to a new Nigeria , he said his administration in the last one year has made relentless efforts to kill corruption before corruption kills what is left of Nigeria The president urges Nigerians with genuine love and passion for the country to support his government in its anti-corruption drive President Buhari says ending corruption would lead to a new Nigeria. President Muhammadu Buhari has vowed to end corruption in all ramifications in Nigeria. Buhari made the promise at the launch of an anti-corruption campaign, tagged “The Value Project” in Abuja on Thursday, February 16. The president who was represented by the minister of state for education, Professor Anthony Anwukah, said looting of public funds, bribery of public officials and other vices associated with corrupt practices constitute more than half the real problems of the nation, Tribune reports. The event which was or...

One person sustained injury as a Nigerian Air Force (NAF) helicopter conveying personnel on medical outreach programme at Gwoza in Borno state on Wednesday, February 15, came under attack by Boko Haram members. This was disclosed by the Nigerian Air Force spokesman, Group Captain Ayodele Famuyiwa in a statement on Thursday, February 16. Scores of B'Haram members killled as sect attacks Air Force helicopter in Gwoza According to Famuyiwa, the Mi-17 helicopter was shot at severally by the insurgents, Daily Trust reports. However, there was no casualty except for an airman that sustained bullet wound. Famuyiwa said that the helicopter had departed from Maiduguri enroute the venue of the two-day medical outreach programme in Gwoza when it came under attack by the insurgents. He added : “Nevertheless, the pilot was able to fly the helicopter safely to and from its destination to enable the outreach programme continue uninterrupted. “Following the attack, th...