The first time I opened a bank account, I was 16 years old and in my first year in the University of Benin. After I received my account details from the Bank, I made at a stop at the University’s Sports Complex which was also served as a prayer spot for many students. I prayed […]
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It is almost axiomatic that no one wants to become broke and penniless; not even you! You, like every other person, want the good life but you could be inadvertently working very hard towards a life of poverty and financial dependence. In the Smart Money Woman, Arese Ugwu presents financial wisdom in a very captivating
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Some weeks ago, I got into a very interesting discussion with Tide on the issue of tithe payment. In his opinion, the Church places too much emphasis on tithing as an injunction. His opinion is however not unfounded; the truth is no conventional Sunday Service ends if tithes have not been paid. For me, the
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