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#Successalltheway# Congratulations to all the team leaders and deputies. We got your back. Ride on our PMs. *Dear Nearers Program Forum,* We are pleased to announce the selected Group Team Leaders and their Deputies for the various regions. These individuals have been chosen based on their leadership skills, relevant experience, and commitment to the success of our project. Please join us in congratulating them on their new roles: *OUTSIDE NIGERIA:* 1. Team Lead: Kayode Busari 2. Deputy Team Lead: Christy Ogholoh *ABUJA:* 1. Team Lead: Unyime Ekpenyong 2. Deputy Team Lead: Florence Onwumere *LAGOS:* 1. Team Lead: Peace Ephraim 2. Deputy Team Lead: Deborah Ojong *RIVERS:* 1. Team Lead: Saratu Abdulsalam 2. Deputy Team Lead: Egbulefu Justice *NORTH:* 1. Team Lead: Ivhobe Omoayena *SOUTHEAST:* 1. Team Lead: Kingsley Oguachuba 2. Deputy Team Lead: Cynthia Ejikeme *SOUTHSOUTH:* 1. Team Lead: Raphael Idemetuk 2. Deputy Team Lead: Aondoakula Isaac Iorna *SOUTHWEST:* 1. Team Lead: John Gbekeloluwa Oladipupo 2. Deputy Team Lead: Folorunso Oladayo We are confident that their leadership will guide our teams toward achieving remarkable success in the Nearers Expansion Project. Let’s give them our full support as they take on these vital roles. Best regards, Mr. Charles. *Nearers Program Management Office*

Believe in your vision ‘Write the vision and make it plain.’ - Habakkuk 2:2 NKJV God has a plan for your life. In Scripture, it’s sometimes referred to as a ‘vision’. It works like a compass that will always point you in the right direction and an anchor that will hold you steady in life’s storms. Why did God say, ‘Write the vision and make it plain’? Because sometimes, we bury our vision deep in our hearts to protect ourselves from the criticism of others. Fear causes us to set our vision out of sight so that we don’t have to think about it. Sometimes we give up on our vision because it hurts too much and costs too much to hold on to it. What should you do? First, you must have a vision that’s clear and compelling. Second, you must keep your vision before you at all times. After experiencing painful rejection by his family and false accusation by his boss’s wife resulting in thirteen years of wrongful imprisonment, the Bible says, ‘Joseph remembered the dreams which he dreamed’ (Genesis 42:9 KJV). Third, you must remember that God has scheduled a time for your dream to be fulfilled: ‘The vision is yet for an appointed time…though it tarry, wait for it; because it will surely come’ (Habakkuk 2:3 KJV). You must find a balance between contentment and ambition. Paul writes, ‘I have learned in whatever state I am, to be content’ (Philippians 4:11 NKJV). Paul never allowed himself to be upset with where he was at the moment; he knew that God was with him at all times, and he was always looking forward to where God would take him. So enjoy this day, knowing that God has your future securely planned. Read: Job 38-40, 1 Corinthians 10:1-17 #wordfortoday

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