Let's be real, 2009 was not really THE YEAR for most of us (OK for the peeps, I know, the year sucked!).But for me to say that 2009 was not a remarkable year, I will be lying... So I think I need to count my blessings and I will do it monthly
January... Hmmn, the month was just there, nothing really happened in this month. I fellin love with Hillsong in January sha. I also saw Ben Carson for like 2 minutes in my school.
February... This was the month I got the concept for YADA... Thank you Lord for revealing it to me... through my uncle of course...
March... The Talkaholic was 2 years old in March. Also I discoverd that Afrigator actually ranks blogs and mine was no 45 in Niageria (Now I am no 33).
April... I started Kiss and Tell... Love that blog...
May... MY birthday month...YIPEE!!! I was sick in the hopital and God healed me... Also... YADA came out this month and it rocked. People loved it. Thank God. and My best friend,also the editor of YADA, Bunmi Obanawu became the Vice Chairperson female of the Covenant University Student Council.
June...I started my podcast in this month and started working for Viktory at Viklife.com
July...My name became Anani.... Yahweh is my covering... Hallelujah!! LOL
August.... YADA came out again this month with Glory on the cover. I got Hillsong's Faith+Hope+Love album this month. I decided Kiss and Tell needs to be a book..also I was at the Harambe Conference...I want to add here that I am very thankful for the grace God gave Jeremy and Adie Camp when they lost their baby this month.
September... I entered my final year this month. The YADA website was launched this year and I got the concept for my mixtape this month.
October... It was a blessed month.... Don't wanna go into details
November... I fell in love with the Lemon and Lime flavor of Orbit. YADA November came out this month too..I also found a new hobby... Photography!!
December... Amazing month, The Experience Lagos rocked!! I saw Kirk Franklin live... YIPEE!! Fell in love with Audrey Hepburn, YWAP's Mini was a success, YADA December was released, my mixtape Emunah was released, Colours of Christmas at House on the Rock was amazing... Christmas too was good
I won't deny I have had an amazing year. I am so thankful and grateful to Him becasie this is just the beginning. 2010 is gonna rock!!!
Here are memorable pictures from 2009
Showing posts with label The Experience. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Experience. Show all posts
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Monday, December 7, 2009
What a wondeful weekend..
Wassap Blogville!!!
Sorry I have been major buzzkill... As you know I don't ahve a laptop anymore so blogging is kinda hard fro me. I am still trusting God though that things will take an amazing turn. Anyways, I had a wonderful weekedn and lemme fill u in on what happened.
On Friday, we wenton our Christmas break and I was so excited!!!! Immediately I got home, I changed and found my way to The Experience 2009... an it was an experience... The coolest worship leaders were there... the music was WOW!!! and Kirk Franklin had an amazing PERFORMANCE!!! It was cool sha... I am so happy I went... I was woth my friends and we took pictures... they re coming soon sha...
On Saturday, I went to see Zombieland at OZone Cinemas... It was a very funny movie and I am so happy I watched it and on Sunday, I went to church... we had Experience part 2... it was beautiful... I then went for YWAP meting in the evening and it was super fun!!!
I felt kibnda bad on sunday when I was going to get fuel for the generator because I saw two kids who ere not older than 5 years old. They ahd been sent from a very far dsitancer by their father to buy fuel and they could not find their way back... I had to help them find their way back and pay their transport. Also I was angry at their father... why will he send two little children that far distnace to get fuel. Was there no way he could have gone himself? What if something had happened to the kids? I prayed for them as I left them. We need to try our best to stop child labour in Nigeria... It has to stop
YWAP Lagos is having a concert called "Mini".
For more info click here...
Hope to see you there...
Trotcha!!!
Monday, November 30, 2009
It's been a long time...
Hey blogville,
Music Playing- Stacie Orrico’s Beautiful Awakening
How is it?? What has been happening??? It’s been almost a week since I was here last and honestly, I missed y’all.
Nothing major has happened besides the fact that I am super excited that this Friday is The Experience concert. May I add here that this concert is the biggest gospel concert in THE WORLD (I think)? Anyways, I am excited because I know it’s going to be major fun… and I am going to see Mr. Kirk Franklin LIVE!!! (I hope he sings ‘How It Used to be’. I am so in love with that song). Also, Friday is the day we go home. Our school is closing on Friday and I can’t wait to go home. It has been an amazing year and I am thankful to God for how things have gone. I also will be going to see that “2012” movie that everyone has been screaming about. They say the movie is based on the prophecy by some woman that the world is coming to an end in 2012. I am not saying anything. Lemme just go and see the movie first before I start drawing any conclusions.
I saw the movie for “Dead Like Me” and although it was cool seeing an older version of Jasmine Guy, the movie was just twisted… yes it is good entertainment but plesase… I mean their version of the creation story is so excessive…
Finally, I got to watch GREASE!!!! That movie is like a classic and I have been dying to watch it and I did. I am not going to review the movie but all I know is that it was good to see a very young John Travolta… I need to see more classics so if you have an idea to how I can watch Gone with the Wind, Casablanca and My Fair Lady… holler me.
Thanks to Blogratti… Here are my plans for the week
1. Spend time in constant communion with God (You don’t want to know what has been going on)
2. Submit the corrected versions of my chapters 1-3 before I go home
3. Get her phone number
4. Make Glory’s birthday on Wednesday and unforgettable one
5. Make sure our film blog is ready fro submission by Thursday
So those are my plans. I hope they all work out… till my next post….
Trotcha!!
PS: I also want to reduce my sugar intake and Trotcha is a word I formed and it means Wishing you love, peace and happiness.
Music Playing- Stacie Orrico’s Beautiful Awakening
How is it?? What has been happening??? It’s been almost a week since I was here last and honestly, I missed y’all.
Nothing major has happened besides the fact that I am super excited that this Friday is The Experience concert. May I add here that this concert is the biggest gospel concert in THE WORLD (I think)? Anyways, I am excited because I know it’s going to be major fun… and I am going to see Mr. Kirk Franklin LIVE!!! (I hope he sings ‘How It Used to be’. I am so in love with that song). Also, Friday is the day we go home. Our school is closing on Friday and I can’t wait to go home. It has been an amazing year and I am thankful to God for how things have gone. I also will be going to see that “2012” movie that everyone has been screaming about. They say the movie is based on the prophecy by some woman that the world is coming to an end in 2012. I am not saying anything. Lemme just go and see the movie first before I start drawing any conclusions.
I saw the movie for “Dead Like Me” and although it was cool seeing an older version of Jasmine Guy, the movie was just twisted… yes it is good entertainment but plesase… I mean their version of the creation story is so excessive…
Finally, I got to watch GREASE!!!! That movie is like a classic and I have been dying to watch it and I did. I am not going to review the movie but all I know is that it was good to see a very young John Travolta… I need to see more classics so if you have an idea to how I can watch Gone with the Wind, Casablanca and My Fair Lady… holler me.
Thanks to Blogratti… Here are my plans for the week
1. Spend time in constant communion with God (You don’t want to know what has been going on)
2. Submit the corrected versions of my chapters 1-3 before I go home
3. Get her phone number
4. Make Glory’s birthday on Wednesday and unforgettable one
5. Make sure our film blog is ready fro submission by Thursday
So those are my plans. I hope they all work out… till my next post….
Trotcha!!
PS: I also want to reduce my sugar intake and Trotcha is a word I formed and it means Wishing you love, peace and happiness.
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Monday, December 8, 2008
My Experience at 'The Experience 2008'


I was at The Experience 2008 and trust me it was way better than last years own. Yes. i say it again. It was way better. Some of you may say it's a lie but trust my judgement on this one. it was amazing.
First, we all where getting hyped with Muyiwa from London, Midnight Crew and Chevelle Franklin. Yeah, I skipped Dekunle Fuji because he did not meet my expectations at all but Midnight Crew and Jamaican Chevelle rocked the house.
After them came Fred Hammond who was exceptionally good and Mary Mary never failed. They even sang the National Anthem and they sang it better than some Nigerians would. But the fun started at about 1 am when the rain started. At first it was just drizzling but later on it began to POUR! I was under the rain and trust me, it was a very 'amazing' rain. We started to pray and as we prayed it began to pour more. I knew it in my heart that it was warfare. The sound equipment blew but I loved the fact that in the midst of all these, we kept on worshipping. it was amazing as Israel Houghton, Don Moen, Donnie McClurkin along with the other artists kept on leading worship songs with no instruments to accompany them. We didn't here from Kirk Franklin and Kurt Carr but I am sure they were around there, helping out the best way they could.
Chris Tomlin's 'How Great Is Our God' was sung by every artist who ministered. That song is powerful and the song is now one of my favourites. The Experience 2008 was amazing because now I see God in a different light. Thank you Pastor Paul Adefarasin. I can't wait for next year.
First, we all where getting hyped with Muyiwa from London, Midnight Crew and Chevelle Franklin. Yeah, I skipped Dekunle Fuji because he did not meet my expectations at all but Midnight Crew and Jamaican Chevelle rocked the house.
After them came Fred Hammond who was exceptionally good and Mary Mary never failed. They even sang the National Anthem and they sang it better than some Nigerians would. But the fun started at about 1 am when the rain started. At first it was just drizzling but later on it began to POUR! I was under the rain and trust me, it was a very 'amazing' rain. We started to pray and as we prayed it began to pour more. I knew it in my heart that it was warfare. The sound equipment blew but I loved the fact that in the midst of all these, we kept on worshipping. it was amazing as Israel Houghton, Don Moen, Donnie McClurkin along with the other artists kept on leading worship songs with no instruments to accompany them. We didn't here from Kirk Franklin and Kurt Carr but I am sure they were around there, helping out the best way they could.
Chris Tomlin's 'How Great Is Our God' was sung by every artist who ministered. That song is powerful and the song is now one of my favourites. The Experience 2008 was amazing because now I see God in a different light. Thank you Pastor Paul Adefarasin. I can't wait for next year.
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