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  • S.S 2 Third Term Agricultural Science| Study Questions


    Section A: Answer all questions.


    1. ______ can be defined as an art and science of growing crop and rearing of animals for man use (a) floriculture (b) agriculture (c) aquaculture (d) horticulture.


    2. A large area of land covered with trees, shrubs, either growing wild or planted for some purposes is called (a) forestry (b) forest (c) bush (d) bush


    3. The departure or deviation of the plant from normal state of health is known as (a) deviation (b) tuberculosis (c) plant diseases (d) illness


    4. The following are branches of Agricultural Science except (a) animal science (b) crop production (c) entomology (d) synecology


    5. _______ refers to the form and structure of the body of farm animal (a) anatomy (b) physiology (c) synecology (d) ecology


    6. Exchange of gases between an animal and it’s environment leading to the release of energy needed for oxidation of food is called (a) excretion (b) respiration (c) circulation (d) reproduction


    7. ______ involves the breathing in of air into the lungs (a) expiration(b) inspiration(c) aspiration (d) inspired


    8. Central Nervous System consists of _____ and ______ (a) brain and spinal cord (b) spinal cord and brain (c) sense organs and brain (d) spinal cord and heart


    9. Which of the following is not a type of neurons (a) sensory neurons (b) motor neurons (c) intermediate neurons (d) reflex neurons


    10. The washing down of plant nutrients below the soil beyond the reach of the plant roots leaving behind hydrogen ions is called (a) acidity (b) alkalinity(c) erosion (d) leaching


    11. The study of an individual organism and it’s environment is known as (a) synecology (b) ecology (c) autecology (d) ecosystem


    12. Which of the following is a guard animal in a farm? (a) Cattle (b) Dog (c) goat (d) rabbit.


    13. Based on the mode of reproduction, farm animals are grouped into _________ animals (a) aquatic and terrestrial (b) large and small (c) monogastric and polygastric (d) oviparous and viviparous.


    14. The organ that is responsible for grinding and mixing of feed in the digestive tract of poultry is called (a) cloaca (b) crop (c) gizzard (d) mouth


    15. Nutrients from food are distributed to various body tissues of an animal through _________ system (a) circulatory (b) digestive (c) respiratory (d) excretory


    16. Serving water ad libitum implies that water should be given (a) after the animal has eaten (b) at all times to the animal (c) before the animal goes for breeding (d) when required by the animals.


    17. Which of the following is not a milk product? (a) burger (b) cheese (c) ice cream (d) yoghurt


    18. Which of the following products cannot be derived from hide and skin (a) belt (b) gelatin (c) purse(d) shoe


    19. The act of parturition in goat is called (a) calving (b) farrowing (c) kidding (d) lambing


    20. Sida acuta is the botanical name of (a) guinea grass (b) pig weed (c) stubborn weed (d) tropical kudzu


    21. The following are common species of ornamental trees except (a) frangi pani (b) Royal Palm (c) flame of the forest (d) wild rose


    22. Horticultural planting materials can be gotten from any of these sources except (a) private horticultural garden (b) recreational centres (c) government horticultural centers (d) moon


    23. The following are sources of farm power except (a) manual power (b) animal power (c) biogas (d) super power


    24. Complete the following equation C6H12O2 + 6O2  6CO2 + ____ + Energy (a) 6H2O (b) 2CO2 (c) 2C2H5OH (d) 2C2


    25. The following are the functions of kidney except (a) excretion (b) detoxification (c) removal of excess glucose (d) pumping of blood

    J. S. 1 Prevocational Studies Study Questions


    26. The following are functions of liver except (a) regulation of body temperature (b) fat metabolism(c) storage of vitamins (d) osmoregulation


    27. ______ is the interval from the end of one heat period to the beginning of another (a) oestrus cycle (b)heat period (c) fertilization (d) implantation


    28. The following are signs of heat in animal except (a) swollen vulva (b) restlessness (c) frequent tail shaking (d) dancing


    29. Which of the following is not a female reproductive hormones (a) androgen (b) oestrogen (c) oestrogen (d) relaxin


    30. ______ refers to the effects of the environment on the growth and performance of farm animals (a) animal physiology (b) animal morphology (c) animal anatomy (d) environmental physiology



    Section B: Answer any all questions.


    1. List 5 signs of heat in animals (WASSCE June, 2007)
    b. Explain briefly the following terms in animal reproduction: (I) oestrus cycle (ii) heat period (iii) gestation period (iv) colostrum (v) parturition (WASSCE June, 1997).


    2. What is environmental physiology?
    b. Mention two effect of temperature each on (i) brooding (ii) reproduction in livestock (iii) egg production


    3. Name five breeds of chicken in Nigeria
    b. Write short note on extensive, intensive and semi-intensive of chicken


    4. List the composition of blood and state their functions
    b. State 5 functions of blood


    5. Write short note on all the following: (i) diastole (ii) systole (iii) systemic circulation (iv) pulmonary circulation (v) cockerel (vi) caponization (vii) ovulation (viii) implantation (ix) mating (x) respiration

  • J. S. 1 Third Term Prevocational Studies|Study questions

    Section A: Attempt a questions in this section.

    1. Cosmetics are otherwise called ………… (a) pomade (b) cream (c) deodorant (d) make-up

    2. The first step necessary in the application of makeup is (a) toning (b) moisturizing (c) application of powder (d) cleansing

    3. What cream helps to cover all blemishes on the face? (a) moisturizing cream (b) toning cream (c) foundation cream (d) cleansing lotion

    4. What Yoruba indigenous cosmetic is used for lining the eyelid? (a) imi ojo (b) Osun (c) tiro (d) ori

    5. ………….. is an Igbo local cosmetic used to make beautiful patterns on the body (a) laali (b) uri (c) edo (d) Osun

    6. ………… is a Yoruba local cosmetic used in smoothening the baby’s body and prevent rashes on the bottom due to wet nappy (a) efun (b) Osun (c) tiro (d) uri

    7. ………… are substances that are used for removing the odour caused by perspiration (a) cream (b) deodorant (c) pomade (d) mascara

    8. The modern makeup used in making the eyelashes darker, fuller and more beautiful is called (a) mascara (b) eye pencil (c) eye shadow(d) foundation cream

    9. ……….. is used in colouring the lips (a) eyeliner (b) lipsticks (c) face powder (d) eyeliner


    10. The acronym SON stands for (a) Standard Organization of Nigeria (b) Sub-standard Organization of Nigeria (c) Standard Organ of Nigeria (d) Submit Organisation of Nigeria

    11. ………. is the monthly file of blood from the lining of the womb through the vagina (a) menstruation (b) menstrual cycle (c) lactation (d) hearing

    12. A transition from childhood to adulthood is called (a) puberty (b) adolescence (c) adulthood (d) childhood

    13. The acronym STD stands for (a) Standard Transmitted Diseases (b) Sub Transmitted (c) Sexually Transmitted Diseases (d) Symptoms Transmitted Diseases

    14. All these are sexually transmitted Diseases except (a) syphilis (b) HIV/AIDS (c) Gonorrhea (d) Headache

    15. The acronym HIV stands for (a) Acquired Immuno Deficiency Symptoms (b) Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (c) Acquired Immuno Deficient Syndrome (d) Human Immuno Deficiency Syndrome

    16. The reward of management is ……….,….(a) goods (b) crops (c) profit (d) production.

    17. ____________ is the form of capital needed for production (a) money (b) profit (c) gift of nature (d) labour

    18. The following are the effects of crop pests on cultivated crops in Nigeria except for ______________ (a) They reduce the yield of crops (b) some destroy crops (c) some serve as vectors of disease (d) They serve as food to the man

    19. The activities of pests bring about___________ to cultivated crops (a) damage (b) production (c) goods (d) promotion

    20. _____________ are animals with backbone and hair on their skin (a) mammals (b) vertebrate animals (c) monkeys (d) fish

    21. The following are examples of piercing and sucking insects except for ______________ (a) white flies (b) cotton stainers (c)mealy bugs (d) cat

    22. _____________ is an example of biting and chewing insect (a) rice weevil (b) maize weevil (c) aphid (d) cricket

    23. The following are the stomach compartment of goat except for _____________ (a) mouth (b) rumen (c) reticulum (d) omasum

    24. The following are examples of weeds except ______ (a) snakeweed (b) goat weed (c) elephant grass (d) fish grass

    25. ___________ is not an example of a ruminant animal (a) goat (b) fowl (c) cattle (d) sheep

    26. ______ is not an example of aquatic animal (a) rat (b) crocodile (c) crabs (d) frogs

    27. Plants with two seed leaves or cotyledons in the embryo are known as ____________ (a) monocotyledonous plant (b) dicotyledons (c) photosynthesis (d) embryo


    28. ________ is an example of an arable crop (a) mango (b) palm tree (c) maize (d) cocoa

    29. Plants growing where they are not needed or planted are called _______ (a) weed (b) grasses (c) tree (d) seed

    30. ___________ is the changing of one thing to the other (a) production (b) transformation (c) labour (d) renewable


    Section B: Answer all questions.


    1a. Define cosmetics
    b. Mention three importance of cosmetics
    c. What is drug abuse

    2a. State three(3) effects of drug abuse
    b. Mention four (4) symptoms of drug abuse
    c. Write the full meaning of these acronyms
    i. NAFDAC
    ii. WHO
    iii. SON

    3a. What do you understand by the term crop pests?
    b. State six effects of pests on agricultural produce

    4a. What is production
    b. List 5 factors of production and their rewards.

  • How to cultivate a hearty relationship with your daughter-in-law.

    How to cultivate a hearty relationship with your daughter-in-law.

    We have talked, written, podcasted and blogged about how a wife should cultivate a working relationship with her mother-in-law. I think it is time to talk about mothers striving for a good relationship with their daughters-in-law.

    Having said that, my unconfirmed research said that 5 out of 10 mothers-daughters-in-law relationships are unhealthy, 3 are healthy while the remaining 2 are on “dey your dey lemme dey my dey*” but you as a potential or mother-in-law can cultivate a good and hearty relationship with your daughter-in-law through the following ways:

    1. Know where your daughter-in-law is coming from.

    For instance, my wife is coming from a background where they employed caterers for their ceremonies, wherein in mine, we used our wives. It will amount to insensitivity should my mum be expecting my wife to do “olobinrin file**” fully. It won’t work well if she has those expectations of her.

    In another instance, up to when she will be getting married, my wife and her siblings called themselves by their birth names or pet names and none of her uncles’ wives adds sister to her name as culture demands. So my mom shouldn’t be expecting that from her except she willingly wants to.

    Dear mother, know the difference and respect it. Things won’t always be the same. Have honest expectations.

    2. Have a honest expectations.

    Mother, this is the 21st century and there is still a respectable lady out there for your son who will see you as her mother but she may not be able to tolerate many things you tolerated with your mother-in-law.

    She may not able to use her hand to wash your clothes.

    She may not be available to come and stir amala at the family ceremony.

    She may not call your son and daughter aunties or brother

    She may not even allowed omugwo.

    She is not bad but times are changing and women are getting educated nowadays and they are gainfully employed.

    3. Respect your daughter-in-law.

    Respect is reciprocal. If you want respect from her, respect her too.

    If you want a gift from her, give her a gift too.

    Click here to see the gifts you can give your daughter-in-law

    Respect her womanhood.

    Respect her humanity.

    Respect the fact that she can harm your son and she hasn’t.

    Respect as the lady of the house as you are the lady of your husband’s house.

    Respect her.

    4. Accept the biblical fact.

    What biblical fact? The fact that “the two are naked and are not ashamed.”

    Meaning; that as far as your son’s priority towards his mum and wife are concerned, the latter take preeminent in every area.

    That is the fact that can liberate you. If you thoroughly trained your son, he wouldn’t have a problem with leaving you and cleaving to his wife.

    Thanks for engaging.

    *dey your dey lemme dey my dey is a pidgin language meaning be on your lane let me be on mine

    **olobinrin ile mean wives of the house. This is a system common among the Yoruba in which the wives in the family comes together to cook and serve during family ceremonies.

  • Love is Enough.

    Love is Enough.

    Welcome to another episode of bubble busting and myths debunking.

    We have agreed that instead of you, looking for you for a friend rather than befriending the one you love and Marrying God’s will as the common vocabulary in the Christian circle is not enough for a fulfilling marriage but staying in God’s will is the key.

    In this article, I am debunking the age long myth of love is not enough to run a happy home.

    Before I proceeded, I must confess that I am also a believer in this slogan until my eyes was opened to the real thing.

    Now, let’s agreed on this matter of fact, love is enough to run a happy marriage.

    Lemme say it again; Love is more than enough to maintain a godly home.

    Yes, I agreed that selfish human natures cannot sustain a Christian home but we are not called to love our spouse humanly but as Christ loves His Church. How? The Agape way.

    What are then the characteristics of love that we are called to? The answer is not farfetched. It is near us in the greatest book of all time Bible, part called Apostle Paul First letter to the Corinthians chapter 13, verses 4 – 8,13.

    The Bible described love as follows;

    ⁴Love is patient, love is kind. Love does not envy, is not boastful, is not arrogant,

    ⁵is not rude, is not self-seeking, is not irritable, and does not keep a record of wrongs.

    ⁶Love finds no joy in unrighteousness but rejoices in the truth.

    ⁷It bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things.

    ⁸Love never ends. But as for prophecies, they will come to an end; as for tongues, they will cease; as for knowledge, it will come to an end.

    ¹³Now these three remain: faith, hope, and love—but the greatest of these is love.

    Now, tell me which relationship will not thrive in the presence of all the attributes highlighted?

    Less, we forget lemme remind you that love is more than enough to run a Christian family.

    If he loves you he won’t abuse you because love finds no joy in unrighteousness.

    If she loves you, she will submit to your leadership because love is not rude.

    If he loves you he will provide for you as the husband and father in the house because love is not self-seeking.

    If LOML loves you, he/she will keep no records of your wrongdoings.

    Finally, lemme remind you that love as outlined in 1 Corinthians 13 is more than enough for our marriage, courtship and relationship.

    T for thanks, C for the comment and S for share.

    Scripture quotation from Christian Standard Bible (CSB)

  • 7 Life Lessons from 2021/22 English Premier League Season.

    7 Life Lessons from 2021/22 English Premier League Season.

    For every English Premier League season since the 19/20 season, I have been writing about the lessons we can derive from the season at the end of the season. Now, these are the lessons from 2021/22 season:

    1. Make sure you are winning somewhere.

    To start with, EPL is the best football league in the world. No league comes close.

    Congratulations to Manchester City for being the champions again after crashing out of UCL meaning if you are not a world champion at least be a local champion. Champ na champ. Make sure you are winning somewhere.



    2. Count your blessing, name them one by one.

    A carabao and FA trophies ain’t a bad season for Liverpool and there is still the possibility of another one on Saturday.

    Dear, despite the recent loss, think about the recent wins and thank God.



    3. Strike the iron while it’s still hot.

    The season would have completely gone bad for Chelsea had they not won the UEFA Super Cup and FIFA World Club Cup trophies before key injuries, sanctions, divorce and uncertainty about the club sale. In between congrats to Mason mount for winning the Chelsea player of the year 🏅 and good luck to Antonio Rudiger in his next endeavor.


    5. Big names are not equivalent to good outcomes.

    Manchester United, Ole, Ralf (teacher of Kloop and Tuchel 😄😄😄), C. Ronald, etc.

    Where did it end?

    6th Avenue.

    Zero goal difference.


    6. It’s not over until the final whistle blows.

    Leeds United is the favourite to relegate but a last-minute goal saves the day. Same thing with Manchester City who comes back from a 2-goals deficit to win 3 – 2 at the final whistle.

    It is still not over for you as long as the breath of God is in you.



    7. God can direct you in every area of your life.

    This lesson is from Italy.

    When AC Milan signed Olivier Giroud, at his interview, he was asked why did he come to Milan after leaving Chelsea, he replied, ‘God told me to come to Milan.’
    Today, he is a Seria A winner.

    Holy Spirit doesn’t only direct in the spiritual affair, He is also interested in our physical affairs.



    God’s Will is not enough


    Thanks for reading, sharing and commenting.

  • God’s will is not enough.

    God’s will is not enough.

    This month is for clearing and busting bubbles and myths about relationships, marriage and Courtship.

    Bust the first bubble here

    Today, we will puncture the balloon of ‘all what I need for a happy marriage is to marry God’s will’

    To start with, in Agricultural practices, we have various farming operations namely; pre-planting, planting, post-planting, harvesting and post-harvesting operations.

    The first bubble, how many of us know what is God’s will and how many of us have limited Divine will to marital choice only?

    Now, let’s assume all of us know what is God’s perfect plan for us concerning marital choices but do you know that that doesn’t guarantee a happy marriage.

    Why? Because marrying assumed God’s will is pre-planting operations; something that must be done before marriage and I hope everyone agrees with me that a good pre-planting operation doesn’t mean that a farm will be good. Other operations must be performed to have a good harvest.

    Marrying your God’s ordained spouse is pre-planting operations combing these operations with other operations is what makes a marriage happy.

    Such operations like;

    • Appreciating your spouse.
    • Constant forgiveness
    • Affirmative display of love
    • Prayers
    • Good sex
    • Effective communication
    • Tolerance
    • Etc.

    Doing the former while neglecting the latter is what turned a Christian home into an unattended garden which will soon be run over with weeds of malice, stalled communication, bickerings, etc. This is why some Christians are enduring their union. Not because they allegedly mismarry but because they hand off their marriages almost immediately after their wedding.

    The second reason why the myth doesn’t work is that even God’s will for your life is still a human being.

    And the third reason is; that you have to marry a kind person.

    T for thanks and C for the comment.

  • Your friend won’t marry you.

    Your friend won’t marry you.

    Let’s burst a bubble! There are many myths you might have heard about Courtship and Marriage which are half-truths and outright lies. So I am gonna take a couples of days to burst some bubbles.

    Today the first bubble to burst is the bubble of marrying your friend i.e., someone you have known for years.

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    Lemme start like this, if I asked you to name your friends, you would probably be mentioning those you had known from 7, 10, 20, 30 years ago.

    So if you are thinking of marrying your friend, you may have to wait and build friendship for a long period of time. A plan dangerous for two reasons.

    For a start, guys, none of your female friends is ready to date or marry you. Not because you are not lovely, up-to-taste or no feellings, but because of familiarity complex.

    She knew you probably from diapers and you too knew her.

    Two, only one out of ten couples actually marry their longtime friend. The remaining ones BEFRIEND their spouse.

    Now, since you won’t have time to build quality friendship because it takes time and resources, what are you going to do? Are you gonna marry a total stranger or an enemy?

    Not at all, but instead of forming niceness, rendering unsolicited helps, advices and visits, commenting epistels on his/her post, etc, for someone you have feelings for, SPEAK UP ( in Nigerian parlance, TOAST HIM/HER) and then BEFRIEND your choice, provided you have your choice’s neccesary bio. Bio such as:

    • original and official name
    • Religious and church affiliation ( I mean real, offline and physical church he/she attends)
    • Genotype
    • Mentors
    • Etc.

    Lastly, another reason you won’t have time to build credible friendship is that another guy is around the corner who is not ready to observe the rule of friendship or you think na only your eye she dey enter?🥰🥰🥰

  • 5 lessons I will teach my daughter(s) about Domestic Violence.

    5 lessons I will teach my daughter(s) about Domestic Violence.

    In my last post I talked about 5 lessons I will teach my son(s) about Domestic Violence

    In this post, I will be teaching my daughter peradventure God gives me female kid without excluding her brother(s).

    What is the first lesson? The first lesson is that domestic violence thrives in an atmosphere of secrecy.

    There is nothing secretive, special , sacred and or unspeakable about Marriage, Courtship and relationships that your brother, sister, father, mother, mentor and those that has moral, parental and spiritual oversight over you can’t hear.

    In addition, the second lesson is for both genders; the lesson about sacredness, blessedness and permanency of Marriage before I teach them the biblical viewpoint about Divorce.

    The sub-lesson includes how to be a Christian spouse (a real Christian will not abuse anything talkless of his/her partners), how to maintain the sacredness of this godly institution ( abusing someone’s partner is tantamount to eroding the sacredness of this beautiful union) and that God’s will is that Marriage should last ’till death do us apart.’

    I also allow teaching my daughter that God’s will about whom to marry is never domicile in one person. That is, there is no one that she must marry by fire by force. So if he is acting funny or showing signs of acting funny, Japa* because God’s will don’t act sinfully. LoL.

    God still loves you, you are still my daughter and marriage is still beautiful.

    God won’t lead you to sinner.

    God won’t agreed to you to be battered because He didn’t die for you for be killed by blows, kicks and fists.

    Learning fatherhood through my goddaughter, Shinaayomi

    Fourthly, my teaching will also touch on the subject of divorce, first that divorce is never the first solution to the marital problem, there are many non-toxic ways of resolving conflicts and if her life is been threatened, seek relief first in separation, prayers before ever considering the last option – Divorce and perhaps if you should go the D way (which I will vehemently pray against now before then) that; God still loves you, you are still my daughter and marriage is still beautiful.

    The last lesson is that don’t abuse anyone. As I won’t tolerate abuse of whatever form from male to female is the same way I will not allow it from woman to man because all lives matter.

    Thanks for reading. Please like, share, comment and subscribe.

    Japa is a Nigerian slang meaning run away

  • 5 lessons I will teach my son(s) about Domestic Violence.

    5 lessons I will teach my son(s) about Domestic Violence.

    Presently now on Nigeria social media space and trend table, the hottest topic is domestic violence after the death of sensational singer Osinach Nwachuckwu, the crooner of Ekwueme as a result of domestic violence from her alleged husband.

    Many are raging and in fact I am livid not because of just this one star gone forever but for many women, girls, men and boys stuck in abusive relationship.

    No one deserves to be abused. Absolutely no one.

    But what has happened has happened, the next agenda is to prevent another ugly occurrence of this nature now and in the next generation.

    Now, what do I intend to do, peradventure God gives me son(s) not also excluding my daughters from the lessons.

    To be truth, I won’t teach my boy, do not beat the women in your live.

    I won’t teach him not to hit his girlfriend.

    I won’t teach him not to abuse his wife.

    Teaching him that is like leaving leperous to treat ringworm. It is like leaving the disease and treating the symptoms. The treatment won’t produce the maximum result you and I desired.

    Now, what will I teach him?

    I will teach him to respect everyone. Every human being, irrespective of their gender, tribe, affiliation, leaning, orientation and religion, deserve a respect. Even if that person is behaving disrespectfully, still respect him/her.

    Not just respect in restraining your hands but also in restraining your tongue, eyes, and hand and giving the other party, the right of disagreement.

    I believe Respect will solve the problem of inferiority/ superiority complex because an abuser thinks he/she is better than his/her abused.

    The second lesson is the lesson of dignity of life of person, animal and plants. Every living things have a right to stress-less living and abuse is stressful living.

    The second reason for lesson no. 2 is that every life matter to God and if everyone matter to Him, every life must matter to us too and because of importance of every life to Him, He doesn’t abuse them. Therefore, what God can not do, we don’t do.

    The third lesson is the principle of love. Majorly, the love of God and the things of God plus the holy fear of the Almighty.

    If you love God and fear Him, you will strive to be like Him. God is not a beater.

    If you love God and fear Him, you will love His creations which include human, the masterpiece of creations.

    If you love and fear God, you will love what He loves and it is a known fact the Almighty loves us.

    If you love the Almighty Creator, you won’t destroy what He created. Abuse is destructive.

    Furthermore, I won’t just teach him to love God but also the attributes of love as outlined in 1st Corinthians 13 part of which says ‘ Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.’ (NIV)

    An abuser is impatient, unkind,envious, boastful, proud, dishonored and selfish, not forgetting that if the person didn’t desist and repent from the unholy act, the individual is hellbound

    In addition to the three lessons, is the lesson of non-toxic, non-confrontation and non-abusive dispute resolutions through effective communication, therapy and seeking professional advice.

    I will tell him that every fight, disagreement and ruckus must not end in broken relationship, fists, blows, divorce, caustic words and emotional/physiological trauma especially marital relationship.

    Why? Because there are many better ways of resolving and solving marital problems without beating one another. Infact beating and abusing won’t resolve any problem in marriage, it will only aggravate it.

    Then, lastly I will teach my boy(s) and girl(s) that in marriage, divorce is not an option but if your marriage gets to hot, seek God, seek out and seek help. The law of life is higher than the law of Marriage. Marriage/Courtship is meant to be enjoyed not to endured.

    How do I intend to impart these lessons? I will be his model right before I have him.

    I will also impart it during our ‘me and daddy chats,’ during family devotions and fun moments to respect, love, dignify and resolve conflict amicably with his girlfriend, mother, sisters, female friends and colleagues and their gender.

    With all the lessons ably taught and modelled by my wife and me, through the help of God, I believe he won’t abuse or hit anyone physically, verbally or emotionally.

    Thanks for reading. Remember, to like, share and comment.

  • #Gratitudechallenge – Thank You. 🤝❤️❤️

    #Gratitudechallenge – Thank You. 🤝❤️❤️

    Today is the last day of 40-day #gratitudechallenge and it has been fantastic and fantabulous.

    Thank You, Jehovah Nissi, for being the source of inspiration for this project.

    Thank You for all my friends who have been here since March 2 and those that join enroute and those that will join later.

    Thank You for the publication of A TEARLESS COURTSHIP, A-Z OF CONTENT CREATION and PATHS TO SEXUAL PURITY EBooks and the downloads therein.

    Thank You for their views, likes, retweets, downloads, comments, etc.

    Thank You for everything.

    In Jesus’ name, I worship. Amen.

  • The Grace of our Lord Jesus Christ.

    The Grace of our Lord Jesus Christ.

    Day 39 of 40 of #GratitudeChallenge. Thank you for praising the Lord with me.

    The popular maxim called the benediction, that we used to say to close prayers hit me differently today.

    For the avoidance of doubts, lemme cant it here again: the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with me now and forevermore.

    Imagine this and see how God loves me.

    The grace of my Lord Jesus Christ says that my past, present and future sins are all forgiven. That I should go and sin no more.

    Furthermore, the love of God denotes my inability to sin before the redemptive arms of grace

    While the fellowship of the Holy Spirit guaranteed my continuous and perpetual connection to the Triune God; nothing shall seperate me from the love of Christ.

    All these realization make to say thank you Lord.

    For the saving grace, be thou glorified.

    For Your preserving love, hallowed be thy Name.

    And for the sweet communion, I exalt Your wonderful name.

    Hallelujah.

  • He Never Give Up on Me.

    Another moment to praise the Lord in the ongoing #gratitudechallenge.

    Polycarp, the disciple of John the beloved was asked to denounce Jesus after 80 years of faithful service. He answered, ‘how can I denied Him, He has never done me harm even for once.’

    Like Polycarp, I can said that God has never give up on even for a nanoseconds.

    His love is constant.

    His grace is abiding.

    His mercy endures forever, new every morning.

    Great is Your faithfulness.

    Great is Your faithfulness.

    Hallelujah! Hossana!

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