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BOOK: Building a Virile Nation               The Private Sector Perspective AUTHOR: Dr. Ausbeth Nnamdi Ajagu On-line Purchase @ www.aes-edu.net The world of books, well written books swallows me like a great tumbling wave. Dr. Ausbeth Ajagu’s book, ‘Building a Virile Nation,’ a collection of speeches, seminar papers, keynote addresses, print media publications, etc is one of such books. His point of view reveals his true convictions over and over again, in the belief, in freedom of entrepreneurship, capitalism with human face, lower and harmonized taxes, less government, a strong security system and properly planned, executed and monitored development plans. Dr. Ajagu's collection is full of wisdom; whatever the subject matter is. He brings a powerful grasp of developmental knowledge and understanding on all national and international issues. The readers will find all the papers, publications and interviews educational and absorbing to read. His stand-point on

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Book:     Discover Your Talents and Spiritual Gifts                ( Non Fiction ) Author: Rev. Pwanangba. D. Jediton                (The Lutheran Church of Christ in Nigeria) Online book order @ www.lccnchurch.org/jeditonpwanangba@yahoo.com   All true Christians would value the biblical lessons in Matthew, 25: 20-25: The ineffectual, talentless and stupid servant in Matthew 25:25 and the initiative, ingenuity and resourcefulness of the others in Matthew 25:20-23: Same way that all those who have read 1 st Corinthians 12:1-13 would learn valuable lessons about God’s generosity. But valuing these lessons and not being very clear about their applications; particularly being unaware of the delineating line of one and the other, can despite the readers’ good intentions, lead to trials, failure, and frustration or discouragement. Why such possible disaffection, and to where or whom can we turn for assistance or direction? In ‘ Discover Your Talents and Spiritual Gif