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Plane crash in lagos
Reports have it that some persons are feared dead and several
others injured in an early morning air crash at
the Murtala Muhammed International Airport,
Lagos on Thursday.
Sources learnt that the crash involved a 20-
seater Associated airline jet flying to Akure,
Ondo State.
An eye witness said the plane believed to be
carrying passengers heading for the burial of
former Ondo State governor, Olusegun Agagu
crashed on take off.
If any of these stories heard are true, its a shame.
Are we safe in the skies anymore?
God help us all
WORLD HABITAT DAY
Visit the World Habitat Day website.
Key thoughts for reflection:
The future of our human settlements – from hamlet to megacity –
will not be determined by ‘bricks and mortar’ alone. More
housing is needed and rebuilding decaying infrastructure is
essential – the litany is a long and familiar one. But for all we do
about it, the malaise that now eats at the heart of our cities will
not disappear unless we also pay attention to the urban soul,
unless we advance the human solidarities that transform the
built environment into human – and humane – settlements: the
livable neighbourhoods of our interdependent world.
History, geography and social change create the context for
human solidarity; rational processes build cities, but faith,
loyalty, honour and trust among its members create communal
life. Beyond ‘bricks and mortar’, therefore, our cities, towns and
villages need the social capital provided by a human solidarity
of tolerance, mutual respect and shared values – social and
spiritual – that generate close community bonds and trust, the
bedrock of healthy human settlements.
Wally N’Dow
We find ourselves in a time in which extremely limited
consciousness has the powers once accorded to the gods.
Extremely limited consciousness can launch a nuclear holocaust
with the single push of a button. Extremely limited
consciousness can and does intervene directly in the genetic
code, interferes with the complex patterns of life in the sea, and
pours its wastes into the protective ozone layers that encircle
the earth. Extremely limited consciousness is about to create a
whole new energy base linking together computers, electronics,
new materials from outer space, biofacture, and genetic
engineering, which in turn will release a flood of innovation and
external power unlike anything seen before in human history. In
short, extremely limited consciousness is accruing to itself the
powers of Second Genesis. And this with an ethic that is more
Faustian than godlike.
We must therefore begin to do what has never been done before.
We must assume the lmago Dei and humbly but tenaciously
educate ourselves for sacred stewardship, acquiring the inner
capacities to match our outer powers. We must seek and find
those physical, mental, and spiritual resources that will enable
us to partner the planet.
Peace walk by the Abuja Interfaith Youth Forum
It was a calm day with clear blue skies mixed with islands of cummunolimbus clouds scattered sparsely giving some form of shade to break the heat wave.
Yes it was the 30th day of the month of September , a day before the 53rd independence anniversary of the most populous black nation in the world “Nigeria.
Initially we were meant to walk about seven kilometers but due to circumstances beyond our control we had to make do with the 300 meter procession from the GTBank closest to the National Mosque straight to the National place of worship.
It was an atmosphere charged with good will and tolerance for all involved. Muslims and Christians alike.
It was a successful exercise due to the fact that after the procession, we all were received with open doors into the National Mosque’s conference hall where we all admonished one another of the importance of peace to the development and growth of a nation.
Clergies and teachers alike were well spoken and we all pledged to be peace ambassadors by taking oaths to promote peace wherever we find ourselves.
Peace as we all know starts from the mind of the individual and expressed to the nearest neighbor through portrayal of love, understanding, tolerance ,respect and all isomers of peace.
I am Tunde Akinsanmi, a youth ambassador of peace. I have a mandate to promote peace
Peace is better than war.
Let’s all embrace peace and be our brother’s keeper after all we are all earthlings
spinning together on the planet of the sun.
WE ARE ONE.
The Observer 