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See the way the woman is looking at Pastor Kumuyi! See the faith in the closed eyes of the man in the wheelchair. The crowd is watching, waiting, believing and Pastor Kumuyi? His face carries the weight of it all.

The pressure must have been immense for the young Pastor Kumuyi. You can’t truly grasp what it means to stand in that position until you’ve lived it—when people place their trust in you as a man of God and expect the miraculous every time.

I’ve been there. As a youth, I served as a fellowship president and local evangelist. I know that feeling, the place where you know you’re only human, yet people are looking to you for something only God can do.

“Not that we are competent in ourselves to claim anything for ourselves, but our competence comes from God.”
- 2 Corinthians 3:5 (NIV)

It’s not just ministry. it’s giving your whole self. It’s carrying a deep responsibility. It’s that quiet prayer:
“Lord, please help me not to let them down.”

“Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms.”
— 1 Peter 4:10 (NIV)

God bless Pastor Kumuyi and all the genuine men of God out there.

Photo culled from the book, “ Kumuyi Defender of the faith”

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Imo Govt Bans Nursery, JSS3 Graduation Ceremonies, Stops Yearly Change Of Textbooks

The Imo State Government has announced sweeping reforms in the state’s education sector, abolishing graduation ceremonies for kindergarten, nursery, and Junior Secondary School 3 (JSS3) students, while also directing schools to stop the yearly change of textbooks.

This was contained in a memo dated August 15, 2025, and signed by the Commissioner for Education, Professor Bernard Ikegwuoha, with reference number MOEPS/COMMR/2025/VOL. 1/155.

The document, titled “Policy on Education for Public and Private Primary and Secondary Schools in Imo State”, was addressed to parents, guardians, and stakeholders.

According to the new policy, graduation ceremonies and parties are henceforth only permitted for pupils completing Primary 6 and students completing Senior Secondary School 3 (SSS3), in line with Nigeria’s 6-3-3-4 education system.

“This policy aims to ensure that students, parents, guardians and stakeholders, and schools focus on the academic achievements of students at the end of their primary and secondary education cycles,” the Commissioner stated.

The memo also addressed what it described as the exploitative practice of schools introducing new textbooks annually.

Professor Ikegwuoha directed that textbooks should henceforth have a four-year lifespan to allow siblings to reuse them, thereby reducing the financial burden on parents.

He warned proprietors of faith-based and private schools against deviating from the approved list of textbooks, stressing that stability and consistency in curriculum materials would enhance learning outcomes.

“Proprietors are warned to desist from frequent change of textbooks every academic year, as this practice can be financially burdening for parents and undermine the quality of education,” the memo read.

The Commissioner noted that adopting approved textbooks for the stipulated period would not only promote cost-effectiveness for families but also ensure uniformity in teaching and learning across schools in the state.

“By adopting the approved textbooks and allowing them to be used for the specific period, schools can promote a more efficient and effective learning environment,” the memo said.

The new education policy takes effect immediately.