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Wonders shall never end! It would have been termed impossible but no one can doubt this anymore. Catherine Bridges and her husband have been without child for many years and finally decided to adopt artificial insemination which was more than successful if you ask me. He was delivered of 17 boys in a 29 hours delivery. see for yourself. Speaking to the press, Dr. Jack Morrow (the doctor who delivered her of the babies) said  "It was incredible. The babies kept coming and coming and coming and coming…" "Man! I think I’m gonna have nightmares about this day for a long time! This was my last delivery!" he added in disgust. The best and funniest part is the choice of names for the boys which was with an obvious continuity of thought: James, Jacob, Jarod, Jarvis, Jason, Jeffrey, Jeremy, Jerome, Jesse, Jimmy, Joachim, Jonathan, Jonas, Joseph, Julian, Jimbo and surprisingly, Darth Porkinus. facebook   .   twitter  .  Instagram

This story is mind blowing and it makes me realize how much the human mind can achieve if put under serious pressure not withstanding the age of the individual. Its been said over and over again how age is a number. This is a realistic statement because at 16, Grace Bush could bag a degree in Criminal Justice just a week before her high School graduation. She was home schooled by her mum who was very glad saying they set high standards for her and she actually hit it. When she was asked what the secret was, if she had some special powers, she smiled and said there is no secret but hard work and dedication and that anybody could do it. By this video i have come to learn that parents have a major role to play in who their children become in life. If only all parents can be like this we wouldn't have touts, children hawking, robbers and so on in the streets of our great country Nigeria Watch the video below WATCH VIDEO

1. Here’s a story about how a speaker taught two major important lessons with a 500 Naira note.  The speaker got out his wallet & pulled out a 500 Naira note. Holding it up, he asked, "Who wants this 500 naira note?" Lots of hands went up. A slow chorus began to build as people began to shout "Me!" "Me!" one would wonder who the lucky one would be who the speaker would choose. And also you would wonder why he would simply give away 500 naira. Even as the shouts of "I want it" grew louder, a young woman ran down the aisle. She ran up onto the stage, went up to the speaker, and grabbed the five 500 naira note from his hand. "Well done, young lady," said the speaker into the microphone. The speaker simply said "Most of us just sit and wait for good things to happen. That's of no use. You've got to make things happen. Make a move" 'simply thinking about doing something is of no use and not good enough'. Ou

"I can't live without you" is a statement of addictive dependency. It implies dependency on another person other than God to sustain your life. Though people who talk like this may do it trying to get the other person to love them back and feel sorry for them but the latter is what it will be. Of course they might feel sorry for you and stay with you but that's all it will be because true love doesn't thrive on pity.  Another statement in error is "You complete me" this is another false statement that implies lack of confidence in your self and also you have a void which you think someone should fill. No one should complete you, if you are not complete, you shouldn't get married in the first place. Singleness implies completeness, wholeness, uniqueness etc. You must first be single and stand out before you can be married. You don't have to be perfect to be complete, you just have to know and trust in the perfect God, and then have a perfect v

Nathaniel Bassey  ~ ” We live in an increasingly unstable and uncertain world. Where things seem to be spiraling out of control by the minute. We see great nations and economies brought to their knees. Terrorists groups intensifying their evil campaign ; Even in places that where safe and peaceful. Immorality, profanity and things that were once taboos are being signed into law as acceptable ways of life and living. How about natural disasters? Floods, record breaking fires, earth quakes and the likes. The world media, especially the news media have taken advantage of these events as business opportunities to sell, propagate and proliferate fear and anxiety by hyping these events. And as Jesus rightfully said, the heart of men are failing them for the things coming upon the earth.But thank God for Jehovah SHAMMAH, our every present help in a chaotic world. I was at House on the Rock church in Aba during a revival program. And as we worshipped, these words began welling u

Most of us go through life unaware of how our environment shapes our behavior. When we experience “road rage” on a crowded freeway, it’s not because we’re sociopathic monsters. It’s because the temporary condition of being behind the wheel in a car, surrounded by rude, impatient drivers, triggers a change in our otherwise jovial demeanor. We’ve unwittingly (and that is the key word) placed ourselves in an environment of impatience, competitiveness, and hostility – and it alters us. What I’ve noticed about successful people, is that they are never completely oblivious to their environment. They do one very important thing differently: They anticipate and prepare for what is next, and, they do what they can to create the environment they want when they get there. Take for instance trial attorneys – they don’t ask questions to which they don’t already know the answers! Their entire line of questioning is based on one thing: anticipation. Another example, a public offici