Monday, 5 December 2016

Word of the day

Do you know that some ladies actually reject suitors' proposal just because they feel they are beautiful and still need to explore?

Well teach them to know that the beauty is nothing but... and will soon fade away.

This brings us to our today's word

EVANESCENT

Pronounced

Meaning - soon fading, disappearing, Vanishing quickly, or lasting
a very short time.

Sentence examples :

1. The power supplied by PHCN was step by step reduced, till it at
last became evanescent

2.  The sound of her voice slowly became evanescent.

THE LOST COIN.

A story by ADE ENA...  Full of suspense, with an ending of suspense.
                                       

           ...All i could hear at that moment was the sound of gun. I paused for a time, don't even know how long, got up and walked slowly to the door.

So many things were going through my  mind; is there armed robbers in the sitting room, who shot that gun, who was shot, when did we start having guns in this house.

I know my Dad was a retired military man but he as never used that gun before in our presence except when he threatened to shoot my brother but that was long time ago, two weeks ago.

I paused to know if i will hear any sound or movement but the silence was so noisy that more fear rolled into my bones. Dan and Jack my Half-brothers were not in town with their mum, My Dad was a very busy man, busy with friends and drinks;

so i am alone in the house with my Mum, so i thought. I got very close to the door, opened it very quietly and very slowly. Peeped through the little opening created but didn't see anything but black; the room was so dark. So many thoughts waving in my head; what if the sound i heard wasn't real but just my head playing with my mind or i actually heard the sound but was too late to turn back to take the stick at the back of my bathroom door.

It was too late. My hand have found the wall switch. Before i put the switch on, i heard quick and sharp movement coming close to me. I put on the light. I was faced with a gun to my head, My step-Mum lying in her pool of blood.

"You know i love you and your brothers but i can't stop myself from doing this to my family" my Dad said and added "My second Wife is hell, I'm sorry".

THE END

ADE is an Actor, Producer and film Director. He is the President of WOBIC.

To get in touch with him, send me a mail @ abaprissy02@gmail.com

THE LOST COIN.

(ir="ltr">A story by ADE ENA...  Full of suspense, with an ending of suspense.
                                       

           ...All i could hear at that moment was the sound of gun. I paused for a time, don't even know how long, got up and walked slowly to the door.

So many things were going through my  mind; is there armed robbers in the sitting room, who shot that gun, who was shot, when did we start having guns in this house.

I know my Dad was a retired military man but he as never used that gun before in our presence except when he threatened to shoot my brother but that was long time ago, two weeks ago.

I paused to know if i will hear any sound or movement but the silence was so noisy that more fear rolled into my bones. Dan and Jack my Half-brothers were not in town with their mum, My Dad was a very busy man, busy with friends and drinks;

so i am alone in the house with my Mum, so i thought. I got very close to the door, opened it very quietly and very slowly. Peeped through the little opening created but didn't see anything but black; the room was so dark. So many thoughts waving in my head; what if the sound i heard wasn't real but just my head playing with my mind or i actually heard the sound but was too late to turn back to take the stick at the back of my bathroom door.

It was too late. My hand have found the wall switch. Before i put the switch on, i heard quick and sharp movement coming close to me. I put on the light. I was faced with a gun to my head, My step-Mum lying in her pool of blood.

"You know i love you and your brothers but i can't stop myself from doing this to my family" my Dad said and added "My second Wife is hell, I'm sorry".

THE END

ADE is an Actor, Producer and film Director. He is the President of WOBIC.

To get in touch with him, send me a mail @ abaprissy02@gmail.com

Today's News headlines on punch

Unremitted N450bn: EFCC to grill Jonathan's ex- ministers, perm secs

Judge sends woman to prison for pouring hot water on kid

Olugbo's outburst, royal rascality, says Ooni

PUNCH wins Newspaper, Editor of the year at DAME

NSCDC enlists relatives of powerful Nigerians through the back door

Jonathan shuns 2016 thanksgiving service in Villa

Nigerians are losing hope

Shehu Sani's thugs attack our leaders, Kaduna APC alleges

Senate may clash with Osun assembly over bailout probe

Python dance: We are not against Igbo, says Army

IPOB report: Amnesty has lost credibility, says SUN

Lagos moves to float N60bn bond

APC wins Lagos bye-election, lawmaker congratulates winner

Five tips for recording audio with smartphones, tablets

Nigerian refugees arrested for drug use in Cameroon

Fayose knocks FG for increasing PAYE tax

Ex-Lagos speaker, Ikuforiji, takes N600m fraud case to
S'Court

Five illegal refineries operators nabbed in Rivers

NMA laments non-payment of Osun doctors' salaries

Ambode, Amosun mourn Kuforiji-Olubi's death

SEEFOR: Bayelsa gets $57m from W'Bank, EU

Rivers rerun to hold in 1,840 polling units 'INEC

Recession takes the shine off Abuja Carnival

Bayelsa community groans as pipeline blocks creek

Have a great Christmas in spite of the recession

Police yet to nab IDP-sexual-abuse suspects

FRSC loses 230 officers to reckless motorists

Railways: FG should follow due process

Passengers grumble over rising luggage theft at airports

We're not allocating dollars, says CBN

Lagos oilfield investors row over cash call deal

Mimiko set to inaugurate 100 legacy projects

Harmattan: NCAA warns pilots about poor visibility

Factors to consider before using your assets as loan
collateral

NNPC, Total supply gas to Alaoji power plant

NIA demands govt's attention on urban regeneration,
housing

NESG, CGEM facilitate investments between Nigeria,
Morocco

Accounting firm inaugurates new office complex

Understanding the essence of collateral

Electronic systems'll accelerate industry growth

CIIN partners other groups to develop insurance

Aframero partners German firm on furniture products'
distribution

UPDC completes The Residences apartments

FG extends e-wallet technology agreement with Cellulant

FG to establish ICT varsity in 2017

CPC intervenes in crisis between consumers, power firms

Reviewed auto policy ready in six months ' FG

Cameroon concede Falcons superiority

Oshoala, Oparanozie make All-Star team

WORD BANQUET INT'L(WOBIC) 5TH DEC MON 2016 TODAY'S PRAYER

           DEAR INCOMPARABLE FATHER I thank You for making me to shine in every darkness of this world; i'm a light even in the tunnel(1Jh2:8) and for drawing me closer, for a better relationship(Ps73:28). Consciously, i subdue every works and manipulations of the evil one, i put them where they belong which is under my feet because i'm a son of God; present hour reality!(1Jh3:3). The Word of Christ dwells in me richly! Amen. HAPPY NEW WEEK OF CELEBRATIONS

Sunday, 4 December 2016

Word of the day

Just thinking of a word that will make your day...hmmmmm....let's see..
GAMBOL.

Pronounced  /ˈɡæm.bəl/
R
To gambol is to run or jump around playing, joyfully or excitedly.

Come to think of it, this word sounds like "gamble," but when
you gamble, you either win or lose.

Here, when you GAMBOL, you never lose — you just feel blissful.

So jump up and shout "woo-hoo!,"

Sentence examples :
1. The puppy starting gamboling the moment its owner returned with milk.

2. They gambol whenever they hear the bell for break

CBN blames Sanusi, others for economic crisis


According to Ynaija...
The Central Bank of Nigeria has accused one of its own, Emit of
Kano, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi of playing to the gallery over his
statement that the apex bank was lending to the government about
the limit stipulated in the CBN Act of 2007.

In a statement, yesterday, the CBN acting Director, Corporate
Communication, Mr. Isaac Okorafor, the apex bank blamed the
nation’s economic crisis on “the failure of those who occupied
public office in the past”.

“It is not true that CBN allocates dollars. There is no where in the
world that the Central bank sits by and allows vicious speculators
to solely distort the value of its currency endlessly. All central
banks intervene to buy or sell in the market to ensure that the
local currency is protected from dubious attacks”, Okoroafor
stated.

“The channels for advice and contribution of ideas on the current
economic situation by all patriotic Nigerians are open. It is rather
unfortunate that some people have chosen to play to the gallery
and to make statements to disparage those in leadership at this
time in total insensitivity to the larger interests of the Nigerian
economy.

“We should not forget that the seed of our current economic crisis
was planted by the failure of those who occupied public office in
the past but failed to act in the long term interest of the Nigerian
economy. It is easy to criticize from outside.

“It is always easier and the grass greener when people are out of
office. The challenge we face today is a choice between pandering
to the established interest in Nigeria’s speculative economy and
the protection of the wages of the real stakeholders who work hard
on fixed incomes. For they are the core victims of Naira
depreciation.

“At this critical time in the life of our country the CBN will continue
to explore avenues with the Federal Government in order to find
solutions to the current economic situation. Already Nigerians are
waking up to the call to be more productive and to look inwards
and to be less dependent on the importation of foreign goods and
services.”

Culled-Ynaija