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*Let Go of Everything That Hurts Your Soul” By Prudent Ludidi

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November 26, 2024

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*Let Go of Everything That Hurts Your Soul” By Prudent Ludidi

Ladies and gentlemen,

Today, I want to talk about a crucial aspect of living a happy, healthy, and fulfilling life. It’s about letting go of everything that hurts your soul.

We all have things in our lives that drain our energy, weigh us down, and make us feel stuck. These things can be relationships, habits, thoughts, or emotions that no longer serve us. They can be toxic, abusive, or simply unfulfilling.

But here’s the thing: we have the power to let go of these things. We have the power to release the burdens that weigh us down and to free ourselves from the chains that bind us.

Letting go is not always easy. It can be painful, difficult, and scary. But it’s necessary. It’s necessary for our growth, our healing, and our happiness.

When we hold on to things that hurt our soul, we’re essentially saying that we’re not worthy of better. We’re saying that we’re willing to settle for less, to tolerate pain and suffering, and to sacrifice our own well-being.

But I want you to know that you are worthy of better. You are worthy of love, care, and respect. You are worthy of happiness, joy, and fulfillment.

So, I want to encourage you to let go of everything that hurts your soul. Let go of the toxic relationships, the negative self-talk, and the self-doubt. Let go of the fear, the anxiety, and the worry.

Let go of the things that make you feel small, insignificant, and unworthy. Let go of the things that drain your energy and make you feel exhausted.

Let go, and let in. Let in the love, the light, and the positivity. Let in the joy, the happiness, and the fulfillment.

Remember, you can’t pour from an empty cup. You can’t give to others if you’re not taking care of yourself. You can’t live a happy, healthy, and fulfilling life if you’re holding on to things that hurt your soul.

So, take care of yourself. Take care of your mind, body, and spirit. Take care of your heart and your soul.

Let go of everything that hurts your soul, and make space for the things that nourish and uplift you. Make space for love, joy, and happiness.

You deserve to live a life that makes you feel alive, happy, and fulfilled. You deserve to live a life that honors your soul.

So, let go, and let in. Let in the love, the light, and the positivity. Let in the joy, the happiness, and the fulfillment.

Remember, you are worthy of love, care, and respect. You are worthy of happiness, joy, and fulfillment.

Let go of everything that hurts your soul, and start living the life you deserve.

Now, I want to leave you with a few questions to reflect on:

What are the things in your life that hurt your soul?

What are the things that make you feel small, insignificant, and unworthy?

What are the things that drain your energy and make you feel exhausted?

Take a moment to reflect on these questions. Take a moment to acknowledge the things that hurt your soul. And then, take a moment to let them go.

Let go of the past, let go of the pain, and let go of the hurt. Let go of everything that no longer serves you.

And when you’re ready, let in the love, the light, and the positivity. Let in the joy, the happiness, and the fulfillment.

Remember, you are worthy of love, care, and respect. You are worthy of happiness, joy, and fulfillment.

Let go of everything that hurts your soul, and start living the life you deserve.

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National Association of Nigerian Students in Diaspora (NANS-D) Host Historic Global Summit in South Africa

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November 26, 2024

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National Association of Nigerian Students in Diaspora (NANS-D) Host Historic Global Summit in South Africa

The inaugural NANS-D global summit was held in Sandton, South Africa, November 23rd 2024, bringing together over 100 students from around the world. The summit’s theme, “Uniting Minds and Shaping the Future of Nigerian Students in Diaspora,” reflected the event’s focus on collaboration and empowerment.

Distinguished guests in attendance included Nigerian Politicians, Hon Ekos Akpokabayen, Engr Femi Adeleke, and Dr Opeoluwaseun Ojekemi. The summit was successfully organized by the NANS-D President, Chris Fayomi Juwon (PhD in view) and his local committee, led by Chairman Barrister Smart Nwobi, a renowned South African lawyer, with his vice, Mabel Edonmi and Secretary Sylvia Akpotue also playing key roles in the event’s planning.

The summit featured five panel discussions on the impact of Nigerian students in diaspora and their roles in building a dream nation. Students from the UK, Australia, Turkey, China, Nigeria, Spain, USA, and South Africa participated in the discussions, making the event a truly global gathering.

The summit marked a historic milestone for Nigerian students in diaspora, as it was the first event of its kind.

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UDU Ugwuoba, Lagos Branch Celebrates 50th Anniversary By Ifeoma Ikem

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November 26, 2024

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UDU Ugwuoba, Lagos Branch Celebrates 50th Anniversary

By Ifeoma Ikem

Ugwuoba Development Union (UDU), Lagos branch, is gearing up to celebrate its 50th anniversary in grand style. Under the Leadership of Chief Nnamdi Abor Chairman UDU, Ugwuoba Lagos branch.

The event, scheduled for December 7 at Ijele Beach and Towers, IRA, Lagos, promises to be a memorable one, attracting prominent sons and daughters from far and wide, as well as traditional rulers from Ugwuoba town.

The royal fathers, including Ndi Igwe, HRH Igwe Ozo Jn Gbuye Odenigbo, HRH Igwe Lawrence Emeka Obi, HRH Sylvanus Ibeh Chinyelugo, and HRH Igwe Anochili Cyril Ogbuagu, will be joining other dignitaries, politicians and captains of industry to celebrate this milestone.

Members of the national executive, such as the National President, High Chief Osita Omah, and National Secretary, Pastor Uche Chukwuemeka Ernest, will also be in attendance.

According to the Chairman of the 50th Anniversary Committee,Mr Chikelue Uwa, the 50th-anniversary celebration is a testament to the union’s the occasion is an opportunity to reflect, cherish, and celebrate relationships, as well as re-dedicate commitment to UDU’s goals and objectives.

The event aims to raise funds for the construction of a multi-purpose town hall, a project that will benefit Ndi Ugwuoba community in Lagos under the Chairmanship of High Chief Alexander Chukwudi Nwokeabia (Akusinigwe Ejimatu Ugwuoba) and other guest of honours.

UDU, Ugwuoba was founded in August 1974 and Lagos branch has since contributed significantly to the infrastructural development of Ugwuoba, including financing electricity projects in 2005.

The union has also been instrumental in promoting the welfare of its members, providing support and assistance to those in need.

The union’s commitment to community development has earned it recognition and respect from various stakeholders.

Also the 50th-anniversary celebration is a testament to the union’s enduring legacy and its continued relevance in the lives of its members and the community at large.

The union also expressed gratitude to individuals who have contributed to its success, including Chief Joseph Nwekwo, a retired bank executive and former chairman and late Chief Charles Okeke for his unending contributions.

As the union prepares to mark this significant milestone, it is clear that the celebration will be a momentous occasion, one that will bring together people from all walks of life to celebrate the union’s achievements and look forward to its future endeavours.

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EFCC Confirms Arrest of Yahaya Bello

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November 26, 2024

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EFCC Confirms Arrest of Yahaya Bello

Yahaya Bello, the former governor of Kogi State, has finally been arrested by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) over allegations of money laundering, breach of trust, and the misappropriation of N80.2 billion.

Dele Oyewale, the EFCC’s spokesperson, confirmed the arrest to ARISE News Digital, stating that Bello was taken into custody on Monday afternoon.

Oyedele said Bello was arrested by the Anti-Graft agency’s chief security officer when he was sighted in the car park.

“An arrest can take place anywhere,” he said, reiterating that Bello can’t leave unless he’s allowed to.

“He’s still in our custody,” Oyedele affirmed, continuing that he was brought in at 12:54 pm.

Usman Ododo, the current governor of Kogi State, reportedly played a key role in the arrest. It was reported that Ododo brought Bello to Abuja earlier in the day.

This marks a turning point in the commission’s pursuit of the former governor, who has evaded arrest for months despite repeated attempts.

The EFCC first declared Bello wanted in April after failed attempts to secure his arrest. In September, he appeared at the EFCC’s Abuja office in the company of Governor Ododo but left without being detained. Bello’s counsel had earlier informed the court that his client’s whereabouts were unknown, citing safety concerns.

The commission intensified its efforts following an August 20 ruling by the Court of Appeal in Abuja, which ordered Bello to present himself for arraignment. EFCC Chairman Ola Olukoyede alleged that Bello had withdrawn $720,000 from state coffers to prepay his child’s school fees abroad.

Bello faces a 19-count charge filed by the EFCC, primarily centered on allegations of money laundering. His arraignment has been repeatedly stalled due to his absence from court proceedings. The commission alleges that Bello has been under the “protective custody” of the Kogi State government since being declared wanted.

The EFCC has described the court’s August ruling as a “vindication” of its position that Bello must answer to the charges. With his arrest now secured, the case is expected to proceed to trial.

The development has sparked conversations around accountability and the role of political immunity in Nigeria. Bello’s case will likely serve as a litmus test for the EFCC’s resolve in tackling corruption among high-profile political figures.