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APOSTLE OMOTOSHO TEMITOPE JOSEPH ROLLS OUT 2024 PROPHECIES 

Apostle Omotosho Temitope Joseph has rolled out the 2024 prophetic warnings for individuals, nations and organizations. Here are the prophecies…
APOSTLE OMOTOSHO TEMITOPE JOSEPH ROLLS OUT 2024 PROPHECIES 
~I hear God telling me that this year 2024 shall be a peaceful year in Nigeria and the globe.
~I hear again be careful about social media because they will be a breeding ground for fear but feed yourself with the word of God (Rom.10:17).
~Let us pray fervently for Anambra State and against state of emergency.
~President Ahmed Tinubu will enforce a good policy that will favour the masses.
~The Church in Northern Nigeria is untouchable because this year 2024 is a year of the vengeance of God upon the enemies of the church (Psa. 21:10).
~Let pray for our governors to successfully finish their terms.
~Let pray for Rivers, Delta and Ebonyi State against leadership shaking that will make their leaders not deliver the dividends of democracy to the people.
~No aircraft mishap this year but the devil will try but will end up failing saith the Lord of hosts.
~I congratulate the barren this year 2024, because you are carrying your babies.
~Let pray against fire disaster in the oil sector.
~The price of some items will drop drastically if we can pray to God (Jer.33:3).
~The Lord said this year is a year of revival and God will flush away every bad eggs from His church.
~Let pray for the National Assembly and their leadership.
~I see a lot of new discovery of natural resources in Nigeria.
~Let us pray for Nigerians living in diaspora against unnecessary envy and killings.
~Let pray for the blue app against hackers and people losing their long term account.
~Banks will have problems this year but God will make a way out for us.
~No matter what they do against you, God said you shall succeed before they wake up.
~Let pray against boat mishaps.
~Russia and America need a lot of prayer against rising verbal war.
~Let pray for Nollywood actors and actresses. Even the entertainment industry needs pray more.
~Let pray against food pollution in the Northern States of Nigeria.
~God said He has canceled bomb blast resumption in Nigeria.
~God will give the COAS new ideas for winning the war against terrorist groups in Nigeria.
~Let pray for the runways in our airports and against air crash of especially private jets.
~I see Chinese currency about to be accepted like dollars in Nigeria.
~My counsel is let our yearning for God and our desire to please Him increase the more this year because the wickedness of men will increase this year.
~Some powerful international countries are coming to do business in Nigeria.
~I see new offsprings of new Apostles, Prophets, Evangelists, Teachers and Pastors with genuine mantles coming out of Nigeria.
~Attacks on social media will be on a high rise this year and it will even affect the banking sector.
~Let pray for Nigerian banks…..Hmmmm!
~The Oil sector needs more prayers.
~Let men of God take care of their  selves….hmmmmm….it is well!
~In all everything shall end up in praise!!!

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EFCC Arraigns Four Chinese Nationals Over Alleged Cyber Fraud and Identity Theft in Lagos

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EFCC Arraigns Four Chinese Nationals Over Alleged Cyber Fraud and Identity Theft in Lagos

EFCC Arraigns Four Chinese Nationals Over Alleged Cyber Fraud and Identity Theft in Lagos

The Lagos Zonal Directorate of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on Tuesday, February 18, 2025, arraigned four Chinese nationals before Justices M. Kakaki and Ayokunle Faji of the Federal High Court in Ikoyi, Lagos.

The defendants—Xia Guang Can, Li Xu Xin, Zhang Xue Hui, and Lu Yubo—are part of a 792-member syndicate suspected of cryptocurrency investment and romance fraud. The group was arrested during a surprise operation conducted by the EFCC on December 10, 2024, codenamed “Eagle Flush Operation.”

Xia Guang Can, Li Xu Xin, and Zhang Xue Hui were arraigned on separate single charges before Justice Kakaki, while Lu Yubo faced a two-count charge before Justice Faji. The charges include internet fraud, cyber-terrorism, possession of documents containing false pretenses, advance fee fraud, and identity theft.

EFCC Arraigns Four Chinese Nationals Over Alleged Cyber Fraud and Identity Theft in Lagos

One of the charges against Zhang Xue Hui reads:

“That you, ZHANG XUE HUI, sometime in December 2024 at Lagos, within the jurisdiction of this Honourable Court, caused to be accessed a computer system used for the purpose of destabilizing and destroying the economy and social structure of Nigeria, thereby committing an offence contrary to and punishable under Section 18(1) of the Cybercrimes (Prohibition, Prevention, Etc.) Act 2015.”

A charge against Lu Yubo stated:

“That you, Lu Yubo, and Genting International Co. Limited, adult, on or about December 11, 2024, at No. 7, Oyin Jolayemi Street, Victoria Island, Ikoyi, Lagos, within the jurisdiction of the Federal High Court of Nigeria, willfully caused to be accessed a computer system organized to seriously destabilize the economic and social structure of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, by procuring and employing several Nigerian youths for identity theft and other computer-related fraud, thereby committing an offence contrary to and punishable under Section 18 of the Cybercrimes (Prohibition and Prevention, Etc.) Act, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2015 (as amended).”

All four defendants pleaded not guilty to their respective charges. Following their pleas, EFCC prosecution counsel Fanen Anum and Ahmed Yerima requested trial dates and sought an order for the defendants to be remanded at a Correctional Centre. Defense counsel prayed for a short adjournment to file bail applications.

Justice Kakaki adjourned the trial of Xia Guang Can, Li Xu Xin, and Zhang Xue Hui to March 18, 2025, and ordered their remand at a Correctional Centre. Justice Faji adjourned Lu Yubo’s trial to March 31 and April 3, 2025, and ordered his remand at the Ikoyi Correctional Centre.

The EFCC emphasized its commitment to ensuring justice in cases of cyber fraud and identity theft, highlighting the importance of safeguarding Nigeria’s economic and social structures from cybercrime activities.

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Enthusiasm As LUTHSONMOSA Offers Free Delivery Packs, Others To Pregnant Women At Alimosho LG PHCs

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Enthusiasm As LUTHSONMOSA Offers Free Delivery Packs, Others To Pregnant Women At Alimosho LG PHCs

 

The Lagos University Teaching Hospital School of Nursing /Midwifery Old Students Association (LUTHSONMOSA) has donated about 200 delivery packs to pregnant women in some Primary Healthcare Centres in Alimosho Local Government Area of Lagos State.

Enthusiasm As LUTHSONMOSA Offers Free Delivery Packs, Others To Pregnant Women At Alimosho LG PHCs

The body made the donation during its empowerment programme tagged Alimosho Project 2025.

The President of the old students, Mrs Olufolake Ajayi, explained that the body embarked on the empowerment project “on hearing about the plight of the pregnant women in Alimosho LGA , the largest local government in LASG, with the highest indices of maternal mortality rate.”

Ajayi said the association also embarked on an awareness programme in 3 PHCs on danger signs during pregnancy and the need to seek healthcare in a well-established environment with qualified professionals.

According to her, the awareness was followed up with provision on 150 personalised Delivery packs to the tune of six million naira (N6,000,000) for pregnant women nearing their delivery dates within the 3 PHCs.

They are: Rauf Aregbesola PHC, Egbeda; Elf PHC, Igando and Egbe Idimu PHC.

“Being in the Nursing and Midwifery professions, it was very disturbing to learn of such and we deliberated on the issue. We then decided to try and make whatever little difference we could within that community that made us who and what we are today.

“It was a fulfilling and impactful project because we were so grateful to God for the opportunity to touch the lives of these few women. We were so impressed with the number of women who eagerly participated and benefited positively in the 3 Day Community Outreach programme.

“This is a testament to the success of the 3-Day programme for pregnant women when we were able to utilise our knowledge, skills and expertise to touch lives,” the president said.

The President applauded the Permanent Secretary, Dr. Olufunmilayo Bankole, Alimosho LGA District 1 for granting the body the permission to reach out to these women.

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Nigerian Foreign Service Officers Face Unpaid Salaries and Operational Challenges

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Nigerian Foreign Service Officers Face Unpaid Salaries and Operational Challenges

At least 450 foreign service officers in Nigeria’s 109 missions abroad have gone without their salaries for the past five to six months, leading to financial distress that has left many unable to pay rent, children’s school fees, or meet family obligations. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has acknowledged the issue and assured that efforts are being made to resolve it.

 

Kimiebi Ebienfa, the acting spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, confirmed the financial challenges and expressed optimism that the recent passage of the 2025 Appropriation Act would alleviate the situation once signed into law by President Bola Tinubu. Over the past four years, the ministry has spent N251.71bn on salaries. Despite increased budget allocations, funding remains insufficient.

 

For 2021, the ministry’s budget totaled N73.14bn, with N34.38bn allocated for personnel costs. In 2022, N88.09bn was budgeted, with N55.27bn spent on salaries. By 2023, the budget had risen to N98.11bn, with N62.30bn set aside for personnel costs. The 2024 budget reached N160.06bn, of which N99.76bn was allocated for salaries.

 

The proposed 2025 budget for the ministry stands at N353.77bn, with N214.64bn earmarked for personnel costs, N72.24bn for overheads, and N66.82bn for capital expenditures. Additionally, N53bn has been proposed to renovate 103 foreign missions.

 

Despite these allocations, missions are struggling to finance basic operations and renovations. Officials disclosed they have not received salaries since August or September 2024. Missions have accumulated significant debts, with some service providers taking legal action to recover unpaid dues.

The financial difficulties have impacted the missions’ ability to provide consular services to Nigerians abroad. One foreign service officer reported using personal funds to purchase essential office supplies. Delayed budget approval has exacerbated the situation, leaving embassy staff unable to meet operational costs.

 

Upon taking office, President Tinubu initiated a recall of 83 ambassadors in September 2023. However, delays in appointing new envoys due to financial constraints have left many missions without substantive leadership. Minister of Foreign Affairs Yusuf Tuggar highlighted the issue, stating that funding is necessary to send ambassadors and run missions effectively.

 

Ex-diplomat Rasheed Akinkuolie traced the underfunding of Nigerian diplomatic missions back to the 1983 overthrow of Nigeria’s second civilian administration and the subsequent military rule. He noted that current allocations are insufficient when spread across 109 missions, with fluctuating exchange rates further complicating matters. Akinkuolie proposed reverting to budgeting in both USD and naira to address the issue.

Many officers have resigned to join international organizations like the United Nations due to poor working conditions. A retired ambassador confirmed the systemic challenges and emphasized the need for timely payment of allowances.

 

Foreign affairs analyst Charles Onunaiju highlighted the leadership vacuum in Nigerian high commissions, which has led to dysfunction and delayed salary payments. He criticized the use of diplomatic positions as political rewards rather than merit-based appointments. Onunaiju stressed the need for reform, advocating for professional diplomacy to improve Nigeria’s diplomatic influence and operational efficiency.

 

The ongoing financial and operational crises in Nigeria’s foreign missions underscore the urgent need for systemic reforms and improved budget management. Addressing these challenges will require a shift toward merit-based diplomacy, timely budget approval, and adequate funding to support Nigeria’s international engagements.

 

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