Hello everyone,

I really want to say a big thank you to everyone, especially to those who have consistently followed us on a daily basis and also those who drop by once in a while.
In order to maintain a level of consistency, we have decided to stretch our daily programs over a period of two weeks. In case you are wondering what the programs are, let’s quickly have a look at them.
Sundays-Inspirational
Mondays- Generation De Next! Featuring young men and women  making a difference.. Showcasing christians to watch out for! 
Tuesdays-Style/Fashion
Wednesdays- African and Intercontinental delicacies and their  Nutritional value.
Thursdays- Health
Fridays- Places of interest in Nigeria and Honeymoon spots.
Saturdays- Relationship matters

Well as from now, there is going to be a day in between our programs and once in a while the Inspirational write-ups will be included with any of the other articles. It’s going to be for a while though. Thanks for understanding with us. 

So for today it’s going to be “Generation De Next”
In case you are wondering what “Generation De Next” is about? Let me help you out. Some weeks back I wrote an article on Great People- the men and women whom I have met over time. Men and women, in whom greatness resides, I say that with no iota of doubt. Individuals with the Spirit of Wisdom, people who understand who they are and what they are here to do.
“Generation De Next” is a way of showcasing young men and women from different fields, young  christians who are making a difference, people the World should watch out for!

People think being a Christian is boring but a look at these ones whom God is distinguishing in their respective fields and beyond will  let them know it aren’t so…… no no no!. Loving God is great fun!!!! Do I have a witness…. Sure I do. You can love God and still be a banker, a musician, a writer, a fashion designer, a tailor, a dancer, an architect, a teacher, a business person and so on….. loving God does not stop you from being or doing something good with your life, infact it makes the ride easier.

So over the weeks we will bringing your way these Great  People. Well, in the house today we have two of my dear friends who featured on the blog in the previous week.


Caleb Joshua Ajagbe and Bunmi Jaiyeola


Caleb Ajagbe, who wrote on style last week is a man of excellence, of grace, of virtue, built and designed for greatness. An interesting gentleman with a highly enthusiastic and friendly personality.

‎​A graduate of the University of Agriculture Abeokuta (UNAAB), with a B.Agric Degree in Animal Breeding and Genetics and by the end of this year, Caleb Ajagbe would have attained a Masters degree in Personnel psychology (MPP) from the University of Ibadan.
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Caleb is an apex personality who esteems excellence as a top priority in the grooming 1st Class Minds. He is a seasoned Icon in men’s fashion and the CEO of Pro-Smart Couture where they give a wow effect to your looks as a smart professional. For them it’s far beyond fabrics......... They make and supply corporate wears, ‎​English-Natives, exclusive customized Polos and ceremonial wears. They always leave you with a smile!

Pro-smart reaches as far as Port Harcourt, Kano, Abuja, Bayelsa, Uyo, Zamfara, Kaduna, South Africa, Ghana, Malaysia, Australia, UK and USA.
His Interests: Meeting young productive Minds and Fraternizing with Great Minds. Well he says he is single…………

His favorite Quotations are:

-The Height achieved by the Great and the Mighty were not attained by a sudden flight but while men slept, these ones toiled through the night to attain significance.

- Life is privilege of existence with attendant responsibilities.

‎​He can be reached via:

Mobile: 2348069364470/2348095074326
Email:calebajagbe@yahoo.com
BB pin: 28B9CB4B



Nick name: Bee jaiye


She is a trained mechanical Engineer from Ladoke Akintola University, Ogbomoso, who is passionate about the single and married. She has a mission to build great homes for Christ. She is creative and diplomatic. She believes life is about relationships and truth be said, she is of the opinion that the people we relate with either makes us better or bitter.

‎​Her plan for the future is to be a relationship therapist who will help in the building of Godly homes because Bunmi sees her generation build Godly homes and bring forth wonderful children, who will end up being great leaders, great fathers and outstanding mothers in the future.

Her desire is to see a turnaround in the area of broken homes and marriages, thus in doing her part as a relationship expert she believes there will be a drastic reduction in the rate of divorce in our society! Bee jaiye also plans to have a talk show basically for women, about women and hopes to be a public speaker on relationship matters.
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Her favorite quote is " I can't has never achieved greater things but I will try has done a lot.
She can be reached via:
Facebook: bee jaiyeola
Twitter: @jolillian
BB pin:229b48bc



Join us at Move Your World, Lagos edition.
Date: Sunday, 19th August, 2012
Theme: Shine!
Morning Session
Time : 10am
Venue: Harvest House Christian Center, The Kitchen Towers, Opp Murhi International
Beside BigTreat Building, Ojodu/Ogba Road

Evening Session
Time : 5pm
Venue: 3rd Floor, BigTreat Building, Lateef Jakande Rd,
Agidingbi, Ikj

Lead Facilitator: Gbeminiyi Eboda
Facebook: www.facebook.com/gbeminiyiebodaII
Twitter: @gbeminiyieboda
BB Pin: 21AAF983

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