Egu John

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[Egu John @Pastor_John2]

@elonmusk Elon, Earth is already a beautiful planet, it's also an unbearable place for millions. Before spending unimaginable resources trying to reach other star systems, let's invest more in making this one livable for everyone. Nigeria would be a great place to start. 😹

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Discerning God's voice accurately is largely dependent on the level of transformation attained by the believer as a result of a consistent mind renewal.

A sound mind is key to hearing God accurately, that's why the world system will keep sending waves of distractions to keep you away from spiritual engagements and exercises that will renew your mind and heighten your ability to discern the will of God per time.

Romans 12:2c
"...That ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect, will of God."

The mind is a depot where both negative and positive thoughts land, it takes a renewed mind to prove and differentiate that which is from God.

Therefore, the believer must continually be given to the renewal of the mind in order to discern the will of God.

[Egu John @Pastor_John2]

The world system is designed to drain you, ensuring that you never sustain a consistent consciousness of God. It is a deliberate and subtle attempt to alter your image and likeness so that, by every means possible, you will bear its image.

It takes an intentional commitment to behold your true image in Christ in order to preserve your true identity in God. The world never ceases in its attempt to civilize you according to its standards; therefore, you must continually fix your eyes on where you truly belong to resist its influence.

Romans 12:2 — "And be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect, will of God."

Your engagement with prayer and God's Word is not merely a religious activity; it is a mirror of consciousness that helps you maintain your identity in Christ, even as you are continually transformed.

[Egu John @Pastor_John2]

INT!M!DATING BIOGRAPHY OF PETER OBI, THE NDC PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE

Name: Peter Gregory OBI, (CON)

EDUCATION:

· Christ the King College, Onitsha (W.A.S.C.)

. The University of Nigeria, Nsukka (B.A. Philosophy)

· Lagos Business School, Nigeria (Chief Executive Program)

· Harvard Business School, Boston, U.S.A. (Mid to Mid Marketing)

· Harvard Business School, Boston, U.S.A. (Changing the Game)

· London School of Economics (Financial Mgmt/Business Policy)

· Columbia Business School, New York, U.S.A. (Marketing Mgmt )

· Institute for Management Development, Switzerland (Senior Executive Program)

· Institute for Management Development, Switzerland (Break-Through Program for CEOs)

· Kellogg Graduate School of Management, U.S.A. (Advanced Executive Program)

· Kellogg School of Management, U.S.A. (Global Advanced Mgmt Program)

. Oxford University: Said Business School (Advanced Mgmt& Leadership Program)

. Cambridge University: George Business School (Advanced Leadership Program)

PREVIOUS POSITIONS

· Governor, Anambra State of Nigeria (2006-2014)

· Honorary Special Adviser to the President on Finance (till May 2015)

· Member, Presidential Economic Management Team (till May 2015)

· Vice-Chairman, Nigeria Governors’ Forum (2008-2014)

· Chairman, South-East Governors’ Forum (2006-2014)

. Former Chairman: Board of Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

· Former Chairman: Fidelity Bank Plc.

· Former Chairman: Guardian Express Mortgage Bank, Ltd.

· Former Chairman: Future Views Securities, Ltd.

· Former Chairman: Paymaster Nigeria Plc.

· Former Chairman: Next International (Nigeria) Ltd

· Former Director: Guardian Express Bank Plc.

· Former Director: Chams Nigeria Plc.

· Former Director: Emerging Capital Ltd

· Former Director: Card Centre Plc

MEMBERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS/ORGANIZATIONS

· Member, Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG)

· Member, Nigerian Chartered Institute of Bankers

· Member, British Institute of Directors (IOD)

MEMBERSHIP OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT COMMITTEES

In my capacity as the Governor of Anambra State, I served as a member of:

* Federal Government Committee on Minimum Wage

* Federal Government Committee on Negotiation with Labour on Subsidy

* Federal Government Committee on Mass Transit

* Federal Government Committee on Natural Resources

* National Economic Council Committee on Power Sector Reform

* National Economic Council Committee on Sharing of MDGs Funds

* National Economic Council Committee on Accurate Data on Nigeria’s Oil Import and Export

* Agricultural Transformation Implementation Council

* Sub-Committee on Needs Analysis of Public Universities in Nigeria

* National Economic Council Review Committee on the Power Sector.

AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS

2015: Golden Jubilee Award from Catholic Archdiocese of Onitsha for outstanding contribution to quality healthcare delivery in St. Charles Borromeo Hospital in particular and Anambra State in general, on the occasion of the Golden Jubilee celebration of the hospital.

*2014: Nigerian Library Association Golden Merit Award for remarkable improvement of libraries in Anambra State, exemplified by our Government's construction of the Kenneth Dike Digital State Library, remarkable upgrade of the Onitsha Divisional Library, and provision of library facilities in secondary schools across the State.

*2014: Champion Newspaper Most Outstanding Igbo Man of the Decade.

* 2014: The Voice Newspaper (Holand) Achievers Award for Outstanding Example in Leadership and Governance.

*2013: Silver Bird Man of the Year (with Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State).

*2012: Business Hallmark Newspaper Man of the Year.

*2012: The Golden Award on Prudence – by the Methodist Church of Nigeria as the Most
Financially Prudent Governor in Nigeria.

* 2012: Leadership and Good Governance Award by The Ezeife Leadership Foundation Award for restoring peace and harmony to Anambra State.

[Egu John @Pastor_John2]

@Rejoice_inlife Happy birthday Sir

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Question: Do i have to abandon my culture to be a good Christian?

Answer: NO. The actual enemy of the gospel is not culture but sin. You do not have to abandon your culture, what you eat, how you dress, or how you greet people, to be a true believer. However, any cultural practice that is contrary to the gospel should be abandoned.

[Egu John @Pastor_John2]

@MichaelAjobo Happy birthday Sir

[Egu John @Pastor_John2]

The young man said he will not vote for Alex Otti, Baba decided to tackle him.😂

[Egu John @Pastor_John2]

Hello Prime minister Keir, what are you going to do about the live report of election rigging in Nigeria?

Please don't sweep it under the carpet as usual, Nigerians are tired of a depreciating democracy. Many are dying of hunger and insecurity, and the nonchalant government does nothing substantial about it.

As we approach the 2027 general election, the UK must champion a call for a free, fair and credible election in Nigeria.

I know your resignation is almost due, do this for us and we will be grateful. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

[Egu John @Pastor_John2]

Question: Do i have to abandon your culture to be a good Christian?

Answer: NO. The actual enemy of the gospel is not culture but sin. You do not have to abandon your culture, what you eat, how you dress, or how you greet people, to be a true believer. However, any cultural practice that is contrary to the gospel should be abandoned.

[Egu John @Pastor_John2]

Question: Does culture have more authority over your life than the gospel?

Answer: NO. Culture does not have greater authority than the gospel because it is not perfect. The real enemy of the gospel is not culture but sin, that is what the gospel addresses. However, some cultural practices are sinful and contrary to the gospel. Since the gospel has supreme authority, such practices must be abandoned if we are to be true, unadulterated believers.

[Egu John @Pastor_John2]

Question: Was the gospel a product of any culture?

Answer: NO. The gospel was not a product of any culture. In fact, when it first emerged, it was fiercely resisted by many people, including the Jews, the Romans, and others. The gospel is about a perfect God choosing to redeem humanity and reveal Himself through imperfect people. Because of their imperfection, some who brought the gospel to Africa did not merely preach Christ; they also introduced colonialism and participated in the slave trade. This is one reason culture can become a resistance to the true gospel. Even today in Africa, some preachers use cultural beliefs to distort the true gospel.

[Egu John @Pastor_John2]

THE GOSPEL AND CULTURE

Culture is one of the greatest evidences of God's generosity in His plan of man's salvation. It is proof of His equal love for every person, irrespective of geography or ethnicity. That's why a Nigerian church service looks different from a Korean church service. Same Bible, different music, dance, and greetings. It's a beautiful thing to behold.
However, culture can also become one of the greatest sources of resistance to the true gospel. Over the years, many have used cultural ideas and traditions to pervert the authenticity of the gospel.

THREE CARDINAL QUESTIONS TO ADDRESS THIS

1. Was the gospel a product of any culture?

NO. The gospel was not a product of any culture. In fact, when it first emerged, it was fiercely resisted by many people, including the Jews, the Romans, and others. The gospel is about a perfect God choosing to redeem humanity and reveal Himself through imperfect people. Because of their imperfection, some who brought the gospel to Africa did not merely preach Christ; they also introduced colonialism and participated in the slave trade. This is one reason culture can become a resistance to the true gospel. Even today in Africa, some preachers use cultural beliefs to distort the true gospel.

2. Does culture have more authority over your life than the gospel?

NO. Culture does not have greater authority than the gospel because it is not perfect. The real enemy of the gospel is not culture but sin, that is what the gospel addresses. However, some cultural practices are sinful and contrary to the gospel. Since the gospel has supreme authority, such practices must be abandoned if we are to be true, unadulterated believers.

3. Do you have to abandon your culture to be a good Christian?

NO. The actual enemy of the gospel is not culture but sin. You do not have to abandon your culture, what you eat, how you dress, or how you greet people, to be a true believer. However, any cultural practice that is contrary to the gospel should be abandoned.

[Egu John @Pastor_John2]

It is difficult to believe that APC Christians are truly born again. I really doubt their salvation.

[Egu John @Pastor_John2]

The world system is designed to drain you, ensuring that you never sustain a consistent consciousness of God. It is a deliberate and subtle attempt to alter your image and likeness so that, by every means possible, you will bear its image.

It takes an intentional commitment to behold your true image in Christ in order to preserve your true identity in God. The world never ceases in its attempt to civilize you according to its standards; therefore, you must continually fix your eyes on where you truly belong to resist its influence.

Romans 12:2 — "And be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect, will of God."

Your engagement with prayer and God's Word is not merely a religious activity; it is a mirror of consciousness that helps you maintain your identity in Christ, even as you are continually transformed.

[Egu John @Pastor_John2]

Nigeria urgently needs the attention of the UN. Insecurity has claimed thousands of lives, communities continue to live in fear, and growing concerns about the integrity of our democratic process are eroding public trust. As we approach the 2027 general elections, we urge the UN to closely monitor the human rights situation and support efforts to ensure free, fair, transparent, and credible elections. Democracy must be protected. #Nigeria

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Oyo children have spent 39 days in the bush today.

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Oyo children have spent 38 days in the bush.

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