I'm convinced that you are doing a great job. Please keep it up. Some of us are inspired that you are doing the Lord's bidding. Pray for us that we may have courage to launch out into the deep as you have done. More blessings.
Gbenga Osinaike,
Ex-PUNCH Newspaper, Lagos Nigeria.

This is a fantastic concept and I am so pleased with it. You are not only leaving your footprints on the sand of time, you are leaving it on the granite of eternity. God bless you.
Bukola Ojo,
Lagos.


Beautiful web layout, breezy and attractive. Keep it up.
Joseph Ushigiale,
Press Secretary to Donald Duke,
Ex-Governor of Cross Rivers State, Nigeria.


I just want to commend you on your efforts towards the achievements of this site. God bless you in Jesus name, Amen.
I went to the site of Nigerian gospel music and was surprised seeing your perfect handwork regarding the listing of the gospel music stars and i wished i were among them.
May the good Lord be with you as you consider my suggestion, thanks.
Joshua Emenike Njoku.


I have viewed your website and it is actually the VERY BEST Nigerian website that I have ever seen (I am sure you will understand what I mean by this). In fact, it looks like a European or American websites. I hope you will therefore allow me to tell you that I am very proud of you for this. I love people who operate with the spirit of excellence and it is quite clear from the pride that you take in what you do and the way that you present your word, that you fit into this category. I have also noticed that you have already interviewed some of my friends (Moji Alawiye & Leonard Umunna).
Pauline Chukwuma Ministries
Restoring Hope, Unveiling Purpose.

For you, the world is just a mouse click away. I thank God you are giving it all you've got. More grace to you.
Pastor Aity Dennis-Inyang,
Sureword Assembly, Lagos Nigeria.

With what you are doing, Churches like The Salvation Army in Nigeria will overcome their obscurity struggle. Please keep it up. We also need your kind at Nigerian Institute of Public Relations..
Revd. Capt. Emmanuel Ohaeri
Salvation Army,
Nigeria.



Elifeonline.net has been to those in Nigeria and beyond, an innovative magazine full of knowledge, experience and advice for those with one problem or the other.
The counselling contribution of this magazine cannot be over emphasized. Those with different problems have been able to get solutions to their respective problems through pages of this magazine and on the internet.
The workers are fantastic, working days through without sleep a times to realize their dreams. I would not be able to quantify the immeasurable efforts of the CEO, Adebola Adewara, a tireless young entrepreneur, travelling here and there to collect meaningful data to achieve his set dreams and aspirations.
Kudos to you all.
We are proud of you all.
Rev & Mrs Yomi Adeyemi
CFM, London.

You make my day anytime I come here.
Mercy John,
Kampala

All your websites are interesting to me. They keep me intouch with home. Keep it on.
Odeleke Emmanuel,
Sydney Australia.



What you are doing is long over due in Nigeria. We should not be a giant for nothing. I hope all these websites attract the attention of the government so you get the institutional support you need to grow. The Lord will lead you to helpers. He will cause His eyes to shine on you. You will not labour in vain in Jesus name.
Malu O. K.
Makurdi,
Benue State Nigeria.

I am really interested in the Nigerian sermons website. Why is it nor working yet? You are doing a great job. We need people like you in Ghana. Bless you.
Timothy Esi,
Accra Ghana.


Good morning Ma/Sir,
God bless you all for the good work you're doing. May the Lord increase you greatly in Jesus name. I like the testimonies, My Agony & the jokes column.
Pls. give us new jokes.
Thank you.


The translation of Nigerian gospel music
I'm happy to discover this web site, because of Mrs. Gbemi Olaleye, my mother in the Lord. I am a Gabonese, living in Gabon . Gabon is a French speaking country.
Nigerian music is listened to here, but just by Nigerians. You mainly sing in your native tongues. We don't hear anything, so we are not concerned by it.
Americans sing in English, but they write something on the screen, a translation, and it helps us to catch what they sing in a speed English.
Let's take the example of your cinema. Before, your movies were just in English and in native languages. But when you started to translate in French, even Pastors use it in Gospel Crusades!
Think about all this, and tell me know what you decide.
In Christ,
Ceasar Boutimba
Missionary