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    Young People's Poem

    By Stephen .S. Odede

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    About this ebook

    This book is fantastically packaged to meet the needs of every youth. It is rich, current and drawn from depth of imagination. I will recommend that it is integrated into the national curriculum for secondary schools so that our youths can benefit from the wealth of inspiration displayed by the author.
    It is a 'must read' for every youth.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStephen .S. Odede
    Release dateMar 4, 2019
    ISBN9780463281444
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    Young People's Poem
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    Stephen .S. Odede

    Stephen .S. Odede is the senior pastor of Grace of life Christian Assembly, Lagos, Nigeria. He obtained his Diploma in Theater arts at Adeniran Ogunsanya College of Education, Lagos and Bachelor of Education in Guidance and counseling, Lagos State University. He served as an itinerant minister of the gospel before he was divinely instructed to proceed to the word of Faith Bible College, Lagos and later the Redeemed Christian Bible college (International Main Campus), 2005. The Lord called him to a higher service service in 2006 to pioneer a work for Him, a ministry which has been growing from strength to strength since he started. the grace of God is at work in his life and ministry.To God be the glory. He is also the president of Ripe Harvest Bible College, Lagos. The LORD sent him to preach His love and to proclaim liberty to the captives. He is married to Toyin, and they are blessed with children.

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