And the legacy of Governor Babajidesa and Walu has reiterated his administration's commitment to deliver an ongoing project before the end of the year. The governor spoke at the commissioning of the Senator Uluremi Tinibu Primary Health Care Centre at Amwad of in local government area of the state. Correspondent Love Ikuku Oedukun reports. Governor Babajidesa Walu making his way to the newly constructed Senator Uluremi Tinibu Autromodern Primary Health Care Centre amidst chairs from residents of Amwad of in. The chairman of Amwad of in local government, Valentine Buraymo expressed optimism that the commissioning of the Primary Health Care Centre would positively impact the health of the people. The vision of the Tabodern Primary Health Care Centre came to be when I've visited the existing one within the country that answer that facility was overwhelmed by women traffic seeking medical attention. Governor Sawalu promised that his government will remain committed to ensuring more developmental projects in the area. There's also the important Lagos Badagri Express Road. I'm sure it's an important road for you. From Igomu to Okokomayko, the stretch on the Lagos Badagri Express International Road is already receiving extensive construction and we're believing that by the middle of this year the road construction to Okokomayko will have been completed. This is 22 km of 10 lane highway. Sawalu excited the gathering when he hinted that a blue rail line will be completed before the end of the year. Your blue line is almost 90% and we're pushing to ensure that before the end of this year I will join you on the train ride on the blue line on this corridor. Underflip, the event was an opportunity for Governor Sawalu to drum homies' message and support for the presidential ambition of the National Leader of the All Progressive Congress APC ahead of the 2023 elections. At the sacrifice of our National Leader, Aishwajibola Mechinibu will certainly not go in vain and that's why we're encouraging everyone that the journey that we have started at ensuring that we'll have Aishwajibu representing us and centre is on the right course. Sawalu reiterated the need for road to get your permanent voters card in preparation to make the right choices at the general polls in 2023. Pam Lagos love Ikuku Uyidukun for Plus TV Africa.


Hi, I'm Darren Leo. I'm a third year CDT student in the Department of Computer Science and this week we are here to showcase our research and all the research that PhD students have been doing for the past few years. My research is about the description logics and temporalising them. I'm a member of the Information Management Group and this week we have been focused on creating posters to showcase this research. I think I'm as a department reviewer. I always want to let them know what I do. I'm going on the Heathcote I'm a third year CDT student and this is my poster for the Service Opposing poster session this year. I've been looking at synchronising the products in three different processes. They obviously make simulations of neural networks that accurately. So I've been looking at the same sort of techniques that we use now to synchronise blocks on the internet and the plan that it's been in. Actually everything is labeled as zero. We don't know what it is. Issues, if we were to understand the problem once we need to call in some data from one context to different contexts that originally was designed for that. We're in the School of Computer Science and I've been organising this year's research. There's a real buzz around this room. People are talking to people they haven't talked to before and describing their research. I want to ask you to go and see what happens in the future. I want to see what happens in the future. I want to see what happens in the future.


Is the Holy Spirit God? Here's what the Bible teaches. The Scripture refers to the Holy Spirit as the Spirit of God. After being baptized, Jesus came up immediately from the water and behold the heavens were open and he saw the Spirit of God descending as a dove and lighting on him. The Holy Spirit is omnipresent. I can never escape from your Spirit. I can never get away from your presence. The Holy Spirit's power is equated with the power of the Most High. So the Holy Spirit is omnipotent. The angel replied, the Holy Spirit will come upon you and the power of the Most High will overshadow you. The Holy Spirit is omniscient. No one can know a person's thoughts except that person's own spirit and no one can know God's thoughts except God's own spirit. The Holy Spirit is omnipresent, omnipotent, and omniscient. Therefore, the Holy Spirit is God.


Hi, I'm Sandy Olak, and I'm painting like I'm running out of time. One of my favorite lines in any song in Hamilton is the point at which people start asking Alexander Hamilton, why do you write like you're running out of time? He is frantically writing the Federalist papers, just writing and writing and writing.  And he had so many ideas to get out, he just was so intense. It drove everybody around him crazy. I feel like that's where I am as an artist right now. I'm in this very strange period that I haven't experienced probably since college, when my eyes were awakened to a lot of artistic things within me. But there's been something stirring. And it started with watercolor a few years ago. And when I got to this certain point last year, things started to really change. And it felt really dark at first, but I want to assure you everything's okay. I'm all right. I got to the end of Christmas season. And Christmas season, as you may know as crafters, it's an onslaught of videos and ideas and new stamps and new techniques and getting everybody all excited to make their Christmas cards. It feels like being on a giant hamster wheel of production. And it's not that I was sharing things I didn't like, I just felt like, is that really what I am doing as an artist? Is that all I've got going on is helping people to slog through the Christmas cards. And there was just something in me that hit a wall at that time period. And I decided to take a sabbatical in December from making YouTube videos. I still worked on a class and launched a class shortly thereafter, the Casting Shadows class, because lots of people had wanted it and that gave me some time to work on that one. But when January came, I decided I was gonna take a little step back, just a little bit. And instead of making three to four videos a week, I'd make two to three videos a week. So I only assure them on Mondays and Fridays and then sometimes a little extra in the middle. Made another set of people mad because they want three free videos instead of two free videos. And yeah, I got to deal with the blowback from that. There have been some repercussions because, of course, when you're putting out less videos, you're making less income. And my sanity, to me, was much more important than the income at this point. And I'm glad that I did because I actually ended up with time to produce some more classes that people really wanted. I have the Rainy Days series, so a pencil, watercolor, and Copic class on Coloring Rain. And I've got a brand new watercolor class, a brand new Copic class on Tulips. I've got all kinds of fun things that I'm sharing that I couldn't do if I was so busy doing that many card videos. And it's amazing how cutting out one extra video a week made such a huge difference in my time. During this time period, I also started doing something else, which is joining other artists locally. There's watercolor societies. There's urban sketchers, different groups of artists locally that I had not really engaged with because I was so busy. I didn't have time to put anything else on my plate. And I've started to make artist friends that I can sit and have coffee with or have dinner with and talk about art stuff. And I have my craft friends, absolutely. And we talk about craft art things, and that's great. But we talk about stamp sets and new releases and various things like that. As opposed to the art crowd, they don't know anything about that. So we go in a different direction. It's more of a philosophical idea of art and what it means to you and how it feels and that sort of thing. And it's been something that's really grown me inside in a very different way. And what it's led to, though, is that I'm practically painting like I'm running out of time. If I can paint two or three paintings a day, I'm a happy camper. And if I don't, I can sense the change in my mood. I really crave that opportunity to paint. And watercolor is giving me satisfaction like nothing else has done in a really long time. Because I love to learn. I love to be challenged with new things. And boy, is watercolor a challenge. There is always something new to learn. And I will never master it. But I'm feeling very frantic about wanting to find who I am as a watercolorist. And even though I post a lot of my practice paintings and stuff on my social media, and everybody's like, oh, well, that's really great, I really struggled with that because those are OK paintings. But those paintings haven't carried my vision as of yet. I'm still painting like my instructors. And I'm trying to find what's me in the midst of all that. It's not about me trying to paint like somebody else. And I don't know what that is yet. But the more I paint, the more I know I'm going to get to that point where I find out who I am. I talked with one of my instructors last week. And he told a story about when he was young and getting started as an artist. Now, I'm middle-aged. Not exactly a spring chicken like he was. But his story really helped me. He moved from his home country of Uruguay. And he moved to Australia. And he, as an immigrant there, he wanted to make good for himself before he went back home. He wanted to make a name for himself as an artist.  It had enough room for a little tiny single bed. It had a little TV and a table that he painted at 24-7. He was just always painting and chucking the painting. Paint another one, chuck that one. Paint another one, chuck that one. And just forever, he went on and on doing this in this little, tiny, dark apartment. He had neighbors that were doing domestic violence stuff on the other side of the thin walls. It was in a bad neighborhood. He had to make desserts at a local cafe in order to have them pay him by giving him a meal so he could eat every day. And he had to try to find somebody to buy one of his little paintings so that he could pay his rent. And he spent a really long time in that wilderness trying to find out who he was as a painter. And hearing his story about how long that took him gave me great courage that I can do that too. It'll take me some time to get there. But the more I paint, the sooner I'm gonna get to who I am as a painter and what's going to make me paint like I was made to paint. I don't know if any of this is helpful to anybody else, but it was certainly helpful to me to have that comfort, to know that it's all about the practice. It really is about spending time painting. It's the only way to learn how to do it better. And the more I study and learn and grow as an artist, the more I'm going to have to share with artists that are my students. So if you're one of those people who's been upset with me for cutting back on some things and putting my emphasis in different directions, it'll all come back to you, I promise, in some amazing art, but I just don't know what that's gonna look like. I don't have a picture of how long this will take to be in this place of frantic painting. But what I do know is that the experiment that I've run in this first part of the year with doing fewer videos has some failures and some successes that came along with it.  It's really awful. And my videos aren't getting shared very much at all and views just keep dropping and dropping and dropping. I feel awful for those who don't have the number of subscribers that I do, people who have a thousand subscribers and get 30 views on a video. That's demoralizing for people. So if you see one of those videos, click that like button and leave them a positive, cheery comment. And on my videos, you can do the same thing too because I could always use that as well. It really means a lot to know that our art that we're producing for free out here on YouTube really means something to people. The success side of things though is that since I've been able to produce those extra classes, I've also been able to make up that income because I'm putting the emphasis where it's making a difference. People want to learn in a deeper way. They want to learn bigger ideas and I can teach those in a class that I can't do here on a video here on YouTube. And I don't really purport to do fine art stuff here all that much on YouTube. It's all just my short, crafty videos. But what I'd like to do is take that Wednesday day that doesn't have a video on it anymore and potentially post, maybe not every week, but post some kind of fine art and it might be in any kind of medium. I'm practicing with everything. I'm playing with all kinds of stuff. And I'd like to tie it to a card on my blog. So if you see a picture of a jellyfish that I draw on one video, there's probably gonna be a jellyfish card over on my blog. So if you want to see how to use that technique on a card, then you can jump over to the blog because I still want to keep that card making stuff going. But the fine art videos, I'm probably not going to be voicing them over. One of the reasons is because I kind of don't know what to say about some of that because a lot of it is experimentation. And I'm not posting them for everybody to feel like they're getting a class and a sit-down tutorial. And here you draw this line, draw that line, color it this way, like I do with my crafty videos or my classes. I'm posting them to inspire you to show you that the mediums that you're already using for your crafting can be used to create incredible fine art or you can take a fine art technique and apply it to your crafting. If you're somebody who can paint a tree on a card, you can paint a tree in a landscape. And I want to give you that bigger picture, that rounder encouragement to grow in different directions, not just keep yourself to I'm only a card maker and I can't do anything else. You're so much more than that. And you have such possibilities and hopefully by watching my crazy journey of discovering myself as an artist, I can inspire you to do the same kind of thing in whatever way you're built to create and inspire you to dig deeper and see what it is that brings you joy. What is it that you do that no one else can do? That's what I'm looking for for myself. What makes me unique and makes my artistic expression and vision come forth in the mediums that I choose. And you can do the very same thing. So I hope this was encouraging to you. It's kind of scary to me as well as encouraging. I'm excited about the journey and I don't know where it's gonna end. I kind of hope that it doesn't end. That would kind of be nice to have that ongoing everlasting growth as an artist. Although I would like to arrive at some portion of the destination so I know kind of what my vision is as an artist because I haven't really put my hands around that to grasp it quite yet. Thank you so much for sticking with me through this little chit chatty video. I will see you again very soon. I'm off to Alaska in a couple of days for a speech competition. And if you're in Anchorage, then I will put the details for the location and everything of the contest in the doobly-doo down below and you can come and watch me give a speech. I'll see you guys later. Bye-bye.


Welcome back to my channel. It's Jess Janine. Thank you so much for coming back and watching another one of my videos for those that are tuning into my channel for the very first time. Welcome for those that have been with me since day one. Welcome back. So I'm just going to show you very quickly my skin cleansing routine for the night. My nightly skincare routine. I'm going to show you some things I've been using and what I do nightly to keep my face clean, keep my face moisturized. So I'm just going to share with you just a couple things very quickly. So if you guys don't already know, I have been dealing with skin issues for quite some time. It's getting better. It's a little better or I should say actually a lot better than what it used to look like. And I noticed that my pores are getting smaller because I dealt with big pores. I could see my pores before they saw me. So I credit, I would like to credit the Dead Sea Mud Mask for the shrinking of my pores. Because they were wide open. So I'm noticing my skin just for me kind of smoothing a little bit. Especially in this area right here because this is where my pores are the widest. This is where my pores are the widest. It's like right in here. Been doing this once a week because I still got a lot left. It's not time to do it again so I'm not going to do it in this video. But I still have quite a bit left. I got a whole lot left to be honest because it doesn't take that much. So this is going to last me a while. And I'll also be using my favorite facial cleanser which is the Giovanni Eco Chick Skincare. I guess that's how you say it. But anyway, you've seen it before in another video. Get closer. You can see it good. I will be using it with my acne free spin brush. As you can see. And I am going to follow it up with my poor perfecting toner which is from Dickinson. Dickinson's. This is the original Witch Hazel. And of course, you know how I love my face mask. You know I have been searching for some new face masks to try. So I was in, I think I was in Walmart. But I got the, I found a new one and it was solid white. And that's what stood out to me because I knew I had not seen this one before. And the name got my attention as well. Now it's called Donkey Milk. I don't know if y'all can see that on camera because it's so, it's so bright. And this is a sleeping mask. It's a nourishing, moisturizing sleeping mask. So it says it restores your skin while you sleep. So I guess you got to leave it on your face overnight. It says nutrient rich white gold. It's in quotations white gold known commonly as donkey milk. It soothes and restores skin, skin health and the vitality while sleeping. And you'll see at the bottom you got your little donkey. That's so funny. You got a picture of the thing. And then you rinse it off the next morning. Donkey milk. Don't ask. Finally, I wanted to show y'all a little something that I haven't done this in a while, but it's a little, you know, beauty hack that I learned a long time ago. Of course I'm a fan of lemons, lemon water, lemon anything. Lemon just has a lot of health benefits. It's good for a lot of things. One thing that I did find that it's really good for is scarring. So if you have like scars, acne scars on your face, I'll take a q-tip and half of a lemon and you just squeeze it or just dab it. Ooh, there's just one fly on all over the place. You just dab it on the lemon juice or you can squeeze it. And this lemon don't, it's old. But it's not that old that I can't use it, but it's old. But you just dab it on the q-tip and you just take it and see, I got like a little scar right here. I'll show y'all. So I have a little scar right here. I've got little scars everywhere. But you're just dab, I'm not going to do it right now because I have to clean my face and everything. But you just dab it just lightly on the scar and leave it there. Leave it overnight. Wash your face the next morning. But do that every day. Now be careful because lemon juice, it is, it's acidic. And it may irritate the skin. It may burn the skin, whatever. So just be careful.  Make sure you're not allergic or have some type of irritation or whatever.  Just lemon juice, just pure lemon juice every day. And you'll notice that your scars will start to fade because lemons has, I don't know the words, I don't ask. I may find it put in the description below. But if you look it up, lemon juice, lemon oil is good for acne. And I do see a lot of people use DIYs and beauty hacks and stuff that involve lemons because lemon is a natural skin lightener. I have not done anything to my face. It's after work hours. My face is nasty. It's greasy. It's oily. And we're going to clear this up and refresh the skin. So let's get started.  And then we're going to go right into the facial cleanser. So just going to put the cleanser on the brush here.  I've started using paper towels because face towels still have bacteria. I don't care how much you wash them. They still have carry bacteria on them. So I figured I'd use paper towels because one, it draws my face a lot faster and I don't feel like I have to wipe my face.  These are not organic, but I will be getting organic paper towels. But I stopped using face towels to clean my face just because of bacteria that's still on towels. Like I said, no matter how you clean it, it's still going to have some type of bacteria that's carried on it. So I just use paper towels because it's quicker and it's faster. I'm going to put the toner. I probably don't have to put toner on, but I just feel like I should, but yeah. This is my routine.  But you know what? I'm going to try this donkey milk. Let me clean my face here. I'm trying to get my skin as even as I possibly can. I'm trying to, y'all. Y'all, we're going to apply this good old donkey mask on our faces. Donkey milk. You know, I keep saying it like that. All right, so I put the toner on my face and my face is completely dry. So I guess I'll go ahead and apply this donkey milk. Hopefully I don't wake up and then want to look like a donkey. Get it off on camera here. My mom was scared to see what it would smell like. It looks pretty thick. I don't know if he's supposed to rub it in or what. It didn't say. It didn't say to rub it in. It just says, well, I'm going to rub it in. It's rich in proteins, minerals, vitamins, essential fatty acids, bioactive enzymes, and coenzymes. It restores balance, nourishment. It is moisturizing. Moisture to the skin. It has moisture to the skin. It's a light scent. It smells good. It soaks into your skin really good. I'm going to get my little lemon. I want you to squeeze some on the Q-tip here. Right there and just get any that may be dripping. Wherever there's a spot. It's especially a really noticeable spot like this one right here, right under my eye and right here. Then I'll do one here. There. There. Yeah. And we're done. So that is my skincare routine for the night. Now I don't use every single one of these products every night.  Mostly, but not every single night. I just want to thank y'all for just watching how I clean my face every night, my routine, and what I do. So it's nothing fancy, but it's something that helps me. It's something that's been working for me. You can try some of these products. If you like, I'll leave the links in the description below. If you happen to use the lemon trick on dark spots for a couple of days, let me know if you notice any significant clearing up of your lightning of the scars that may be on your face. Tell me if you see any type of difference. So thank you so much for watching my video today, guys. I hope you enjoyed it.  Please comment and click that subscribe button for me, people, and don't forget to share and help me to grow my channel. It's just Janine. Thank y'all so much for your support. Good night and see you on the next video. Bye.