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http://ift.tt/eA8V8J By Funmi Komolafe Brethren, we are gradually moving to the end of the fifth month of the year, the month of Grace.  In a few days, God sparing our lives, we shall be   stepping into the sixth month; June.   Indeed the beginning of the  second half of the year. For many of us, the last five months produced amazing testimonies. For others, their major testimony is about to manifest.  Whichever is your situation, you need not stop praying.The point being made here is that at all times, we need God’s guidance. For a man out there, your case is that you are fed up with your job.   The job isn’t giving you desired satisfaction.  You feel like walking out but you are held back by the thoughts of how to feed your family.  So, what is to be done? Walking out isn’t the solution as you may walk into poverty. As a Christian, what to do is to commit that challenge to God Almighty in prayer and ask him for the way forwa...

http://ift.tt/eA8V8J By Tonnie Iredia With the coming of this year’s workers’ day, the media have been replete with reports on discussions between government and workers concerning the nation’s transparently poor working conditions.  It has indeed become an annual routine of protests and demands from workers and promises by government on how the problems would be redressed soonest. This year, different labour leaders across the nation on or about May Day as usual organized rallies to sensitize government and the nation on their plight. In Edo State, the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) drew attention to the failure of former Governor Adams Oshiomhole to honour his promise to pay a minimum wage of N25, 000.   On its part, the leadership of the Abuja chapter of the Trade Union Congress (TUC) warned that workers were running out of patience with government over the delay in the negotiation of a new minimum wage while Bayelsa State, teachers issued a strike threat in Yenogoa ...