Ude Cosmas

09/11/2025

Dr. Myles Munroe is popularly known as the Bahamas pastor, author, speaker, and global leader. Who had written books on purpose, leadership, potential, vision, and personal development.

Died on November 9, 2014, at 60 years old.

Some of his notable books include

• Maximizing your potential
• Understanding your purpose
• Becoming a leader
• The spirit of a leader.

Amongst other books

His famous quotes on purpose include the following:

• The greatest tragedy in life is not death, but a life without purpose.

• The poorest man on earth is the man without purpose.

• You were born to make a difference.

• When the purpose of a thing is not known, abuse is inevitable.

ON LEADERSHIP

•True leadership is not about control but service.

• A leader's job is not to maintain followers but to produce more leaders.

ON VISION / DESTINY

•The future is not ahead of you; it's inside of you.

• People who live by vision see beyond their eyes.

08/11/2025

Eric Prince

Before the traditional clergymen or CAN arousal for security concern, there was Eric Prince.

Eric prince was the first person to raise concern regarding the genocide against the Christians in Nigeria.

Eric prince (born in 1969) in America. Notable for founding the blackwater USA ( later called Academic)

Eric is notable to own a private military company who were largely involved in Iraq and Afghanistan operation along with the US force.

Recently, Eric Prince openly declared on his official X (formerly twitter) account urging the pope to fund protection for Nigeria Christian.

We are watching…

08/11/2025

You remembered Hadiza Abubakar, the beautiful Nollywood actress known for her modest dressing and conduct on set. Has opened up about her change in perception as it regards her love life.

Initially, she had a preference for tall guys, but her priorities had changed as she considered herself ripe for marriage and married life.

A lesson for those who are intending to mold their own version of a man they want.

I hope she finds her Mr. Right.

21/10/2025

Avoidable death!!

The World Health Organization (WHO) estimated that millions die yearly from preventable causes of death like hunger, unsafe water, and poor sanitation.

But, more obvious than not are the following.

(1) Misinformation
People most often, out of a wrong belief or wrong information about the dosage or right application of drugs, refuse a life-saving treatment due to mythical belief.

(2) Stubbornness/pride
Others pay deaf ears to advice, warnings, and early treatment because of fear or shame.

(3)Neglect of warning signs
Some other people see clear signs and still choose to ignore them.

(4) Greed
Sometimes death happens due to greed, putting price before quality. Making a preference for cheaper products or illegal materials

(5) misplaced priority
Spending on pleasure instead of safety. Taking more alcohol instead of more water, more ci******es instead of exercise.

(6) Superstitious belief
People attribute everything to spirit or village people instead of doing the needful.

(7) Inaction
Harbouring and living in an abusive relationship/marriage, unsafe work or environment.

Most avoidable deaths are not caused by nature; they are caused by human choices, failure to act, delay in health decisions, and deaf ears.

Finally, the greatest tragedy is not death itself, but dying from something that could have been prevented.

17/10/2025

I hope you've gotten your PVC before you complain tomorrow that you didn't vote yet the vote reached 200 million.

Small has registered.

15/10/2025

What a man!!!

A test of faith.

In a past interview, Rev. Uma Ukpai recounted the harrowing day with detail. He said the morning had started like any other, preparing for a crusade in his village. “As early as 5:00 a.m., armed robbers had come to my office,” he recalled, adding that God had warned him that day would be a test of faith. But nothing could have prepared him for what lay ahead on the road.

Ukpai’s driver was carrying his two children and a cousin when their vehicle drove into a river. Without hesitation, he plunged into the water to save them, unaware that his wife, who could not swim, had also jumped in behind him. He described the terrifying struggle: “The water carried her, and threw her up six times. It was at the seventh time that somebody called my attention to her. I used one hand to swim and the other to hold her and brought her to shore.”

Tragically, his children could not be rescued in time. Ukpai detailed the horrifying moment: “They had died; because a child stays underwater only for two minutes. I put them in a car to pray for them, but an oncoming car from the opposite direction drove into the car and smashed it. The bumper flew out, and the bonnet flew out. I stopped, and I was pacing up and down, not knowing what to do next.”

The calamity did not end there. Ukpai said a messenger ran to him with the news that his 50-seater bus carrying his band had caught fire, with no certainty of how many perished. Amid the chaos, Ukpai described being struck by a mixture of grief and faith: “I was composed because God had warned me. I didn’t make those children. God gave them to me. All that I had, now have, and will ever have is given by God. And His will is supreme.”

Despite the unimaginable loss, Ukpai continued on to preach at the crusade venue that day. Reflecting on the experience, he said, “We have been driving on that same road for years, and that driver had been my driver. If God, over the years, protected us and decided to lower the hedge one day, why should I protest? So, I marched on!”

15/10/2025

A test of faith.

In a past interview, Rev. Uma Ukpai recounted the harrowing day with detail. He said the morning had started like any other, preparing for a crusade in his village. “As early as 5:00 a.m., armed robbers had come to my office,” he recalled, adding that God had warned him that day would be a test of faith. But nothing could have prepared him for what lay ahead on the road.

Ukpai’s driver was carrying his two children and a cousin when their vehicle drove into a river. Without hesitation, he plunged into the water to save them, unaware that his wife, who could not swim, had also jumped in behind him. He described the terrifying struggle: “The water carried her, and threw her up six times. It was at the seventh time that somebody called my attention to her. I used one hand to swim and the other to hold her and brought her to shore.”

Tragically, his children could not be rescued in time. Ukpai detailed the horrifying moment: “They had died; because a child stays underwater only for two minutes. I put them in a car to pray for them, but an oncoming car from the opposite direction drove into the car and smashed it. The bumper flew out, and the bonnet flew out. I stopped, and I was pacing up and down, not knowing what to do next.”

The calamity did not end there. Ukpai said a messenger ran to him with the news that his 50-seater bus carrying his band had caught fire, with no certainty of how many perished. Amid the chaos, Ukpai described being struck by a mixture of grief and faith: “I was composed because God had warned me. I didn’t make those children. God gave them to me. All that I had, now have, and will ever have is given by God. And His will is supreme.”

Despite the unimaginable loss, Ukpai continued on to preach at the crusade venue that day. Reflecting on the experience, he said, “We have been driving on that same road for years, and that driver had been my driver. If God, over the years, protected us and decided to lower the hedge one day, why should I protest? So, I marched on!”

15/10/2025

Saw this post, immediately "Echi di ime" an Igbo adage pierced my mind.

Tomorrow get belle in Nigeria slangs.

Just trust the process and wait for your time.

Congratulations go reach everybody.

15/10/2025

Gen Z's you need to read this book.

15/10/2025

This is a book that addresses the ordeal of young people born after year 2000. Popularly referred to as the 'Gen Z's'.

It clarifies the difference in time between the 2000 born and the golden old era.

It's accounts the relationship between the present and the past.

With lots of story, with no boundaries for explanations, painting the picture of the beauty of East.
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15/10/2025

“money na water saga”

I have also not seen Don Jazzy, Burna Boy, or

their likes post “money na water.

Not even the philanthropic Davido

Or the big Wizzy.

Obi Cubana hasn’t either.

To mention names like Dangote, Otedola, Mike
Adenuga, and Tony Elumelu is going far outside the box.

When a man like Dr. Cosmas Maduka, a seasoned and generational billionaire who had empowered men both within and outside the shores of this land, rebukes a man, I listen.

I stand with the CEO of Coscharis.

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14/10/2025

Enugu State done collect broom, I hope say sun no go finish us for this Hill top (without a shield) umbrella???

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