I'm building a ride-hailing app to start running first in Ile-Ife, Osun State, then later Osogbo, and other cities in Osun state.
Hopefully, It'll help ease the transport stress OAU students are currently facing.
What do you guys think?
If you're preparing for Scholarship applications and Graduate School this resource could be extremely helpful.
It's a free Google Drive collection containing useful documents, templates, examples, and practical guidance to help make the application process easier and more effective.
The resources include:
✅Scholarship application guidelines
✅Professional CV templates
✅Statement of Purpose (SOP) samples
✅Research Proposal examples
✅Reference Letter templates
✅Motivation Letter writing guides
✅Visa interview questions and tips
✅Guidance on contacting potential academic supervisors
✅Email templates for approaching professors
✅Preparation notes for IELTS, TOEFL, GRE, and GMAT
✅Cover Letter examples
I hope these resources help anyone preparing for their next academic step and make the scholarship application journey a little easier.
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I want to share this to talk about sin and you as a Christian. I got the impression to share this this morning.
Before I go further, let’s define sin.
Theologically, sin is the urge to live independently of God.
It’s when you want to act, live, or decide apart from His authority—that’s sin.
There are two main types:
Sin of commission: Doing what God says not to do (e.g., murder).
Sin of omission: Failing to do what God commands (e.g., not praying always or not giving thanks in all things).
Now that we know the basics, let’s understand this—sin grows.
It’s alive. It behaves like a person. This truth should alarm every believer.
Sin may start small, but each act of disobedience feeds it. Like cancer, it spreads silently until it consumes.
It deceives. It speaks. It tells you it’s normal.
Think of it:
A peck becomes a kiss.
A kiss becomes smooching.
Smooching becomes non-penetrative sex.
And soon, the first act of fornication happens—regretted, yet repeated.
Eventually, what once felt wrong becomes normal. The child of God becomes defiled, though redeemed to be holy.
The Bible describes this progression:
“Each person is tempted when they are dragged away by their own evil desire and enticed. Then, after DESIRE has conceived, it gives birth to SIN; and SIN, when it is full-grown, gives birth to DEATH.” — James 1:14–15
Sin blinds. It numbs. It makes you think you’re just being yourself.
No wonder the Bible calls the flesh “the old man”—it is truly alive.
The end of sin is death.
To live independent of God is to live apart from Life Himself. That’s why Adam died when he left God.
Sin defiles before it destroys. God forbid. But here’s the good news: God’s power to cleanse and make us holy is beyond comprehension.
I’m not exaggerating—I’ve experienced His mercy more times than I can count.
It’s as if He’s always eager to make us holy again. And indeed, He is.
“Where sin abounded, grace abounded much more.”
— Romans 5:20
What have you done that’s worse than Adam’s rebellion? Worse than Paul’s persecution of the church?
Yet the blood of Jesus cleansed them—and it can cleanse you too. “The blood of Jesus Christ His Son cleanses us from all sin.” — 1 John 1:7
Repent today. Those sins are not normal, and God hasn’t overlooked them. He is patient, but not unjust.
If you persist in sin, judgment awaits. But right now, the
Fountain of Life calls you.
The Melech HaOlam—the King of the Universe—is calling you back to Himself. He offers life, peace, joy, sonship, and redemption.
Come home. Repent and be washed. Your sins will be blotted out, and you’ll be restored as a son, a king, and a priest unto the Lord.
Remember His promise:
“If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.”
— 1 John 1:9
Come back to the Source of Life. Your Father is calling you home. In Jesus’ name, amen.
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About two months ago, the Preparing for life (PLF) conference, OAU was convened by Celebration Church International (CCI) and I made a determination to attend the first day I saw I flier. It was a 5 - day intensive masterclass program, literally.
Ever heard that prevention was better than cure?
It's a smarter approach to better health as well.
You don't need to fall sick, or get old before you start being intentional about your health.
New project alert!
I’m starting Health Made Simple with Toyoh. I'm breaking health into simple, practical tips you can actually use.
No jargon. No stress. Just prevention & habits that help you thrive.
First post? Closer than you think 😉
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Building the future, one connection at a time. 🚀 Thanks for being a part of our amazing community. ✨
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Parents in Nigeria: you see this 400g of Milo your kids drink every morning?
It has more sugar than SIX cans of Coke.
Yet, Nestlé sells healthier, low-sugar versions abroad.
I studied this & here’s what i found.
Walk with me
6 Mnemonics you’d use all semester in nursing school!
1. ADPIE
(Assessment, Diagnosis, Planning, Implementation, Evaluation)
This is your care plan blueprint.
ADPIE keeps your patient care organised and makes sure you never skip a step.
Think of it as your nursing GPS.
Heart disease remains one of the leading causes of illness and death worldwide—but the good news is, prevention is possible with small, consistent lifestyle choices.
Save & share this tip with family and friends, because healthy hearts mean longer, stronger lives.
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