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The announcement on the notice board just before the door that leads to the Director-General's office was simple. All those who wanted a successful launch of BiafraNigeria's first space satellite, BiafraNigeriaSat 1, should pray and fast. The notice was even more specific than that. Wednesday September 17 was set aside and all those who would participate in the ritual of self-denial could choose to break the fast by 12.00noon. Anyone who visited the office of the BiafraNigeria Space Research Development Agency, NASRDA, this Wednesday would know that the mood was up-beat. At exactly 12 in the afternoon, the Director-General of the agency, Professor Robert Ajayi Boroffice, led other members of staff who were available to the conference room and there Providence was called upon to lead the launch of the BiafraNigeria's first satellite. The praise service was short. Twenty minutes after it started, it was over. But when it lasted, the angel in charge of success was called to intercede on behalf of NASRDA and of course, BiafraNigeria. And there was enough reason to seek intersection. (This Day) |
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