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South African based Nigerian Prophet, Samuel Akinbodunse is at it again, as he released his international prophesies for 2018.
The popular Nigerian Prophet, who is the General Overseer of Freedom For all Nations Outreach (FANO) said a popular Nigerian pastor will pass away this year and that some parts may experience natural disasters.
The clergy who was reported to have accurately predicted that Mugabe would be dethroned precisely in November, 2017 and the Namibia presidential election also cautioned Trump, America,  South Africa amongst other countries in his 2018 predictions 

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2018 Prophecies by Prophet Samuel Akinbodunse Of FANO TV

1. 2018 is a year of Divine Wealth.  Christians should purpose in their minds to work to gather wealth.

2. First Quarter of 2018 in South African Politics.  There will be a shaking.  Some people will be removed for God to carry out his agenda. 

There will be a shift in the presidency. A well known will fall in order to make way  for someone else to take over.

3. Zimbabwe will encounter economic change. Investors from all around the world including South Africa will flood Zimbabwe. 

All Zimbabweans should embrace embrace their current president.   God is using him to lift the nation up.  Zimbabweans in the diaspora will be returning home. 

4. Christians across the globe should stand firm in Christ.  We must prepare our hearts because a lot of so called men of God who are workers of iniquity will be exposed.  Many will confess their evil deeds and this will cause some believers to backslide. 

5.Donald Trump will implement policies that will bring more  biblical prophecies to pass. 

We must pray against a Muslim Extremist attack targeted at America in the month between April and May. 

We must pray against rally to  impeach Trump.

6. In South Africa–The ANC should make an uncompromising decisions in order to save the integrity of the party. They stand to lose major metros. 

7. We must pray for a popular Christian leader in the Ukraine because he will be under severe attack.

8.2018 is a year of Harvest for Kingdom labourers.

9. We must pray against natural disasters in the following areas: Western Cape, Johannesburg, Northern Cape,  Kwazulu Natal and some parts of the Free State. 

Nigeria:  Niger Delta and maiduguri 

10. China should pray against an uncommon earthquake that will take 600-700 lives.

11. There will be a large arrest of evil doers against the saints and there will be peace in many lives. 

12. 2018 is the year for true churches to grow at a fast rate including FANO. 

13. This is the year for Christian businesses to become great.  

Mighty business men and women will rise from Fano. 

14. We must pray against fire blasts. 

15. Great man of God from Nigeria will be called home.  He is popular worldwide.  The Lord says he has fulfilled his mandate. 

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Holiday Relief: Dangote Refinery Lowers PMS Price to N899.50, Introduces Special Credit Offer

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Holiday Relief: Dangote Refinery Lowers PMS Price to N899.50, Introduces Special Credit Offer

Holiday Relief: Dangote Refinery Lowers PMS Price to N899.50, Introduces Special Credit Offer

In a bid to ease financial burdens during the holiday season, Dangote Petroleum Refinery has announced a reduction in the price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) to N899.50 per litre. This follows a previous price cut to N970 per litre on November 24. The move is aimed at reducing transportation costs for Nigerians as they prepare for festive celebrations.

Anthony Chiejina, Group Chief Branding and Communications Officer of Dangote Group, disclosed the development in a statement, highlighting additional benefits for consumers. Beyond the price reduction, the refinery is introducing a special credit offer. For every litre of PMS purchased on a cash basis, consumers can buy an additional litre on credit, supported by a bank guarantee from Access Bank, First Bank, or Zenith Bank.

“To help reduce transport expenses this holiday season, we’re offering PMS at N899.50 per litre and providing a credit option for additional purchases. This is part of our commitment to making high-quality petroleum products accessible to Nigerians,” Chiejina said.

The refinery also reaffirmed its commitment to providing premium-quality, environmentally-friendly fuel, while ending Nigeria’s dependence on substandard imported products.

With a capacity of 650,000 barrels per day, the Dangote Refinery is the largest single-train refinery in the world, capable of meeting Nigeria’s entire refined petroleum product demand and generating surplus for export. As the festive season approaches, the company expressed gratitude to Nigerians for their support and pledged continued efforts to ease their economic burdens.

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Setting the Record Straight: Clarifying NNPCL’s Role in the Dangote Refinery Investment

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Setting the Record Straight: Clarifying NNPCL’s Role in the Dangote Refinery Investment

We have received numerous inquiries from the media and concerned stakeholders seeking clarification regarding a recent report attributed to the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL). The report suggested that NNPCL’s decision to secure a $1 billion loan backed by its crude was instrumental in supporting the Dangote Refinery during liquidity challenges.

Setting the Record Straight: Clarifying NNPCL's Role in the Dangote Refinery Investment

We wish to categorically state that this narrative is a misrepresentation of the facts. The $1 billion referenced constitutes just about 5% of the total investment in building the Dangote Refinery.

Our partnership with NNPCL was established based on their strategic importance as the largest offtaker of Nigerian crude and, at the time, the sole supplier of gasoline into Nigeria. As part of this agreement, a 20% stake in the refinery was valued at $2.76 billion. Of this amount, NNPCL agreed to pay $1 billion upfront, while the remaining balance was structured to be recovered over five years through crude oil supply deductions and dividends.

If we had been facing liquidity challenges, such generous credit terms would not have been feasible. At the time of the agreement in 2021, the refinery was still in its pre-commissioning phase. Any claims suggesting financial struggles are inconsistent with the structure and nature of this agreement.

Regrettably, NNPCL was unable to meet its commitment to supply the agreed 300,000 barrels per day of crude oil due to pre-existing financial commitments tied to their crude cargoes. Given this, we extended a 12-month period for NNPCL to pay cash for the balance of their equity. However, they were unable to meet the deadline, which expired on June 30, 2024. Consequently, NNPCL’s equity stake in the refinery was adjusted to 7.24%.

It is therefore inaccurate to claim that NNPCL facilitated a $1 billion investment amid liquidity challenges. Their $1 billion investment secured a 7.24% ownership stake in the Dangote Refinery, a strategic partnership beneficial to their interests.

NNPCL remains a valued partner, and we urge all stakeholders to adhere to the facts and provide accurate information to ensure proper media representation for the benefit of all stakeholders and the public.

Anthony Chiejina
Group Chief Branding and Communications Officer
18th December, 2024

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MTN Contributes N200bn Monthly in VAT, Driving Tax Reform Debate

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MTN Contributes N200bn Monthly in VAT, Driving Tax Reform Debate

MTN Contributes N200bn Monthly in VAT, Driving Tax Reform Debate

 

MTN Nigeria, the nation’s largest telecom company, pays over N200 billion in Value Added Tax (VAT) monthly, making it the single biggest contributor to the country’s VAT revenue, according to Taiwo Oyedele, Chairman of the Presidential Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms Committee.

Speaking at Channels Television’s Town Hall on Tax Reforms, Oyedele highlighted significant disparities in the current VAT allocation system, revealing that all VAT paid by MTN is credited solely to Lagos State, where the company’s headquarters is located, despite the fact that services generating this revenue are consumed nationwide.

“MTN is the largest contributor to VAT in Nigeria,” Oyedele stated. “They pay over N200bn every month, and the gap between them and the second-largest contributor is massive. However, all this VAT is currently allocated to Lagos, even as calls are made across states like Kano, the FCT, Ekiti, Edo, and Kebbi.”

As part of the ongoing tax reform efforts, the committee has proposed a new framework to ensure equitable distribution of VAT revenues based on consumption rather than the corporate headquarters’ location.

Under the proposed redistribution model, Lagos State, which now retains the full N200bn from MTN, would see its share reduced to around 20 per cent. The remaining revenue would be distributed more fairly among other states where the services are consumed.

“This adjustment ensures states where VAT is generated get their fair share,” Oyedele explained. “While Lagos State’s share decreases slightly, every other state stands to gain under the new system.”

The tax reform bill, designed to address inefficiencies and promote fairness in Nigeria’s fiscal policies, has sparked debate among stakeholders. Critics have accused the committee of advancing policies that may negatively impact certain regions.

Oyedele, however, dismissed these claims, arguing that the current system is flawed and in need of urgent correction. “If something is being done wrongly, how can Lagos State or anyone oppose reforms aimed at fixing it?” he questioned.

The proposed reforms, which include provisions for revenue redistribution and efficiency improvements, are seen as pivotal to ensuring fairness and sustainability in Nigeria’s tax system.

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