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Apostle Omotosho Tope releases Shocking Prophecy about Nigeria, Buhari, other Bigwigs
Apostle Omotosho Tope Joseph who runs a ministry known as OTJ live ministry has released his own shocking prophecies. In a chat with Sahara Weekly Magazine on Monday, September 25th, 2017 he said the first female President in Nigeria will emerge around 2030 and that her identity will be known via her date of birth which is June, 20,2002. According to him the church will be the live wire that will uphold the country like never before.
According to him in an encounter with God he also saw the imminent breakup of Nigeria unless we pray hard.
“Let us pray to rebuke death and shootings in the villa, because I see shootings. I foresee that from 2035, Nigeria will not be one country again as I foresee five nations coming out of Nigeria. However, in 2030 the first female president will emerge in Nigeria. She was born in June 20,2002. In 2024, there may be a natural disaster and in the nearest future, the name Lagos may change and Ibadan may become a State.”
The man of God continues: “The spirit of God says power will still return to the North in 2019 and Nigerians will be shocked as regards who becomes president. He is among the incumbent governors”
The second term bid of President Buhari will be dicey. I foresee that the international community will gang up against him especially on issues of human rights and corruption.
According to OTJ, Aso Rock needs spiritual cleansing because the Nigerian presidency is jinxed and it has to be spiritually cleansed.
“President Buhari needs prayers as his health condition will not be stable. People who are to help his government are the ones that will fight him. I foresee change in the government of Buhari as he will be disappointed by close confidants.
“The spirit of God says democracy in Nigeria will not last for the next 30 years. I foresee a referendum which may lead to reforms as so many things will be affected in the country.
“I foresee that the Biafra nation will be actualized but not now. Biafra is going to battle with Nigerian forces for they have done a lot of underground works. The current leaders clamouring for Biafra now may not be the ones that will make the dream come true. I do not see Nnamdi Kanu as the one to actualize this dream. I foresee that he will have problems due to his activities in relation to the bail granted him. But the government must dialogue with him because his agitation will cause pandemonium. There will be a lot of factions within the Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB). Some people would penetrate the group in order to cause issues.”
“Note this; only God can stop Nigeria’s disintegration, but it is not yet time. By 2035, Nigeria will be no more. Five nations will come out of the country. Two will be greater than three. God says neither the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) nor the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) can take Nigeria to the next level. God has shown me the names of five of those that will rescue Nigeria in the future. I’ll announce them soon.”
Unfortunately, President Muhammadu Buhari cannot take Nigeria anywhere and I do not see Atiku Abubakar becoming president. I do not see El-Rufai becoming president. God has not said otherwise. He should continue to seek God’s face because there is nothing prayer cannot change.”
“A lot of things must be done. The government must do something more rewarding about the issue of agriculture. We should not be sending food out when it is obvious that many people are hungry. The agriculture sector must be taken seriously and strengthened.
The prophet also advise that many of Nigeria’s mega churches should invest in agriculture.
“Many of these mega churches should be encouraged to go into agriculture. Churches are to help people. That is what we are doing. Churches must get involved in mechanised farming,”
OTJ also added that there should be changes in the Central Bank of Nigeria.
He said the same thing should be done to the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation as “Nigeria’s oil will not exist in the next 10 years because the quality of our oil will drop.”
“I still see that PDP is under duress. I don’t see it taking over from the APC in 2019 because that Supreme Court ruling has not solved PDP crisis. The party should first carry out internal cleansing. God has revealed to me the next person to rule Oyo State. I am going to tell the nation soon. A small fish will swallow a big fish in Oyo State, even in Osun State.
“In Anambra, if (Governor Willie) Obiano is focused and takes the right steps, he will retain that seat but not PDP. PDP cannot take over Anambra State. There is hope for APC also in Anambra but I have not seen it taking over form APGA. The broom which is the symbol of the APC is very spiritual; it is not ordinary. I see more people decamping to the PDP.
OTJ also said that controversial Kogi Senator, Dino Melaye is fighting his cause the wrong way.
“God says He will give him respite if he retraces his steps.”
“I said in 2015 that kidnapping would take another dimension in Nigeria and beyond. I also predicted that Ebola, Lassa Fever had not gone. Is that not what we are witnessing today?”
“The spirit of God says Nigeria will take steps to set up a National Carrier but I foresee that this move will not be realized for now. The spirit of God says some airlines may run into debts. JetA-1 the airplane fuel may become scarce and the supply will be unstable. Let us pray against any crash landing or emergency landing that will involve any aircraft in Nigeria. This Agency of government in the Aviation industry will have problems. I foresee that the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria will face some challenges that will affect its smooth running. Let them pray against fire outbreak in any of the airports.
“There will be reforms in FAAN even as there will be changes in their training schedules. The FAAN will take steps to upgrade their facilities. I foresee that FAAN Personnel may cause problems with other Security Agencies operating in the airports.
“The Director of the Authority may be changed as he may face some challenges on some issues. Some officials may be sacked because of the detection of certain irregularities. The Lord revealed to me that some irregularities will be detected in the Authority. The Nigerian Airspace will face serious issues that can affect Aviation Services. Let us pray against unnecessary accidents like crash-landing of Airplanes on the run ways in our airports.
“I foresee that some Airport Commanders in Lagos, Abuja and Kaduna will be changed. The spirit of God says NCAA may withdraw the operating license of some airlines. I foresee that there may be troubles in the aviation industry in Nigeria that will affect some local airlines. Some workers of the NCAA may run into crisis. The NCAA will face a lot of challenges. Some Directors of the Authority will contend with some issues that will threaten their jobs. Nigeria airspace will have challenges thus the authorities will make efforts to put things in order to avert problems.”
Within the sports sector, the prophet of God said; “there is hope for Nigeria. We will qualify for Nations Cup. We can win Nations Cup if we take the right steps. For now, let’s go and fight it out and qualify first. We will also qualify for the World Cup and we will get to quarterfinal or elimination stage if we get the right person in charge of our sports ministry. Winning is luck, and football is spiritual.
On Arsenal manager, Arsene Wenger, OTJ said; “the coach may develop naughty attitudes that may make the football fans to protest against him. He must rebuke cases of carelessness which may make his team suffer some setbacks. His team will start the season on a serious note but his match plans and arrangements will be queried. He will have troubles with the management of his club.”
The prophet said that Nigeria need a lot of prayers for peace to reign. He added that the Boko Haram insurgency is not yet over in Nigeria.
“It will take the army another four years to end Boko Haram. I see another terrorist group planning from outside Africa and may come to Nigeria. The Fulani herdsmen are another form of Boko Haram but it is politically motivated.
He also revealed that Nigeria needs to pray not to lose any first lady, past or present.
“The spirit of the Living God says these personalities: Omololu Olunloyo, Alex Duduyemi, Shehu Shagari, Ernest Shonekan, Bamanga Tukur, Babagana Kingibe, Francis Nzeribe, Macron of France, George Bush Snr, Alex Ekwueme, Prince Philip Duke: the Duke of Edinburgh, Folake Solanke (SAN), Chinwoke Mbadinuju, John Pepper Clark, Bekederemo, Subomi Balogun, Koffi Annan, Sam Nujoma, Jerry Rawlings, Arthur Eze, Emeka Offor, Frederick Fasheun, Oba Sikiru Adetona, Mike Adenuga, Bisi Akande, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Lai Mohammed, Wole Soyinka, Ibrahim Babangida, Yakubu Gowon, Lateef Jakande, Tony Anenih, Bashorun J.K Randle, Alhaji Liasu Bashir, Emir Mustapha Jokolo of Gwandu, Emir Sulu Gambari, Paul Ogwuma, Robert Mugabe, Jose Eduardo dos Santos of Angola, Pele of Brazil, Issa Hayatou, Jack Warner, Ebenezer Obey, Victor Olaiya, Richard Akinjide, Keshington Adebutu, Jide Omokore, Alani Bankole, Charles Oputa, Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo of Equtorial Guinea, Eze Festus Odimegwu, Harry Akande, Moses Olaiya, Olisa Metuh, Patrice Talon of Benin Republic and Muhammadu Buhari of Nigeria, must pray for good health and they must pray fervently to rebuke bereavement. They must also seek for God’s divine intervention in their lives.”
“I foresee that there will be a memorandum that will be submitted to National Assembly on the need to review the Nigerian Constitution. The Spirit of God says there is no peace in the country regards the peaceful co-existence of the ethnic groups that can make us to say we are a united entity. A lot of things are in the pipeline that must be discussed to bring about desired unity in the country. I foresee that there will be debates in Senate and the House of Representatives because of the economy crisis as Nigeria will run into a big debt. The peaceful co-existence of ethnic groups in the country will be threatened. The Nigerian Constitution will be re-modified.”
The prophet said by 2027, there will be a new means of communication.
“Members of the Union should pray for divine protection in the discharge of their duties. The NUJ should pray against problems among members of their Executives Council. The NUJ should pray for unity among their members. They will embark on a project that may be abandoned. I foresee that the President of the NUJ will face challenges. Some chapters of the Union will kick against the regime of the incumbent President. The Guild should pray for God’s divine protection and should pray so that money will not cause problems in the Body. Members should pray so that I none of them will pass away suddenly through accidents or protracted sickness.”
“Let us pray against the death of any Chief Judge in any of the states. Let us rebuke the death of any Attorney General and Minister of Justice at the Federal and Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice at the states either past or present. The Judiciary will take bold steps to interpret many of the laws that are in operation in the states; this is because of so many legal knots that are noticeable in the Judiciary.
“I foresee reforms and rearrangements in some courts. The spirit of God says some Court Clerks and Registrars may cause problems for their Presiding Judges. I foresee that due to certain irregularities some of the Court Registrars will be sanctioned. Let us pray against fire incidents in any of our courts. I foresee that some courts may be closed down.
“The Chief Judge of these states; Edo, Kogi, Crossriver, Akwaibom,Ondo, Adamawa and Kano must be prayerful to ward off troubles. Let this group of privileged lawyers, SANs, pray not to lose anyone in the fold. The Senior Advocates should pray against whatever can cause an embarrassment for the group. The spirit of God revealed to me that there will be conflicts in some branches of the Association. I foresee that lawyers in some branches will go on strike because of new procedures introduced in the courts. The lawyers will kick against certain changes that may be introduced in the legal profession. I foresee that lawyers in some branches of the NBA will want to protest against violations of Human Rights law entrench in the constitution. Let them pray not to lose anybody in the Association. The law will be used in some states and this will bring about serious issues in Nigeria. The Magistrate Court will experience changes in leadership and this will worsen the situation of the affairs of this court.”
Finally, he said he sees God lifting some media personalities who have been forgotten and that Tribune will experience an unusual lifting. ” I also see an incumbent government in Africa losing the section to the opposition party this year ”
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Deadline of Compliance: Nigeria’s Urgent Call for Tax Return Filing
By George Omagbemi Sylvester | Published by SaharaWeeklyNG.com
“Shift or Structural Demand? A Declaration of Civic Duty in a Nation at a Fiscal Crossroads.”
In the unfolding narrative of national development and economic reform, few instruments are as defining as tax compliance. For Nigeria, a nation perpetually grappling with revenue shortfalls, structural dependency on a single export commodity, and entrenched informal economic behaviour, the Federal Government’s recent clarification on tax return deadlines is not mere bureaucratic noise. It is a deliberate and inescapable declaration: the social contract between citizen and state must be honoured through transparent, lawful and timely tax reporting.
At its core, the government’s pronouncement is stark in its simplicity and radical in its implications. Federal authorities, speaking through the Chairman of the Presidential Committee on Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms, Taiwo Oyedele, have made it unequivocally clear that every Nigerian, whether employer or individual taxpayer, must file annual tax returns under the law. This encompasses self-assessment filings by individuals that too many assumed ended once employers deducted pay-as-you-earn taxes from their salaries.
This is not an optional civic suggestion, it is mandatory, backed by statute, and tied to a broader vision of national fiscal responsibility. Citizens can no longer hide behind ignorance, apathy, or false assumptions. “Many people assume that if their employer deducts tax from their salaries, their obligations end there. That is wrong,” Oyedele warned, emphasizing that the obligation to file remains with the individual under both existing and newly reformed tax laws.
The Deadlines and the Reality They Reveal.
Across the federation, state and federal revenue authorities have reaffirmed statutory deadlines in pursuit of compliance. The Lagos State Internal Revenue Service, for instance, moved to extend its filing date for employer returns by a narrow window, reflecting the reality that compliance often lags behind legal timelines. The extension was intended not as leniency, but as a pragmatic effort to allow accurate and complete submissions, underscoring that true compliance rises above mere mechanical ticking of a box.
At the federal level, Oyedele’s intervention was even more fundamental. He reminded Nigerians that annual tax returns for the preceding year must be filed in good faith, with integrity and in respect of the law. This applies regardless of income level including low-income earners who have historically believed that they are outside the tax net. “All of us must file our returns, including those earning low income,” he stated.
Herein lies one of the most challenging truths of contemporary Nigerian governance: widespread tax non-compliance is not just a technical breach of law, it is a deep cultural and structural issue that reflects decades of mistrust between citizens and the state.
The Root of the Problem: Non-Compliance as a Symptom.
Nigeria’s tax culture has long been under scrutiny. Public discourse and economic analysis consistently show that a significant majority of eligible taxpayers do not file annual returns. Oyedele highlighted that even in states widely regarded as tax administration leaders, compliance remains strikingly low, often below five percent.
This widespread non-compliance stems from multiple sources:
A long history of weak tax administration systems, where enforcement was inconsistent and penalties were rarely applied.
A perception that public services do not reflect the taxes collected, eroding the citizenry’s belief in reciprocity.
An informal economy where income often goes unrecorded, making filing seem irrelevant or impossible to many.
Lack of awareness, with many Nigerians genuinely believing that tax liability ends with employer deductions.
The government’s renewed push for compliance directly challenges these perceptions. It signals a shift from voluntary or lax compliance to structured accountability, a stance that aligns with best practices in modern public finance.
Why This Matters: Beyond Deadlines.
At its most profound level, the insistence on tax return filings is about nation-building and shared responsibility.
Scholars of public finance universally agree that a robust tax system is the backbone of sustainable development. As the eminent economist Dr. Joseph E. Stiglitz has observed, “A society that cannot mobilize its own resources through fair taxation undermines both its government’s legitimacy and its capacity to provide for its people.” Filing tax returns is not a mere administrative task, it is a declaration of participation in the collective project of national advancement.
In Nigeria’s context, this declaration carries weight. With the enactment of comprehensive tax reforms in recent years (including unified frameworks for tax administration and enforcement) authorities now possess broader statutory tools to ensure compliance and accountability. These measures, which include electronic filing platforms and stronger enforcement powers, have been framed as fair and equitable, targeting efficiency rather than arbitrariness.
Yet the success of these reforms depends heavily on citizens embracing their civic duties with sincerity. And this depends on mutual trust, the belief that paying taxes yields tangible benefits in infrastructure, education, healthcare, security and social services.
Voices From Experts: Fiscal Responsibility as a Public Ethic.
Tax law experts and economists, reflecting on the compliance push, have underscored a universal theme: taxation without transparency is inequity, but taxation with accountability is empowerment. When managed with fairness, a functional tax system can reduce dependency on volatile revenue sources, stabilise national budgets, and support long-term investment in human capital.
Professor Aisha Bello, a respected authority in fiscal policy, notes that “Tax compliance is not a burden; it is the foundation upon which social contracts are built. A citizen who honours tax obligations affirms the legitimacy of governance and demands better performance in return.”
Similarly, a leading tax scholar, Dr. Emeka Okon, argues that “The era when Nigerians could evade broader tax responsibilities simply because automatic deductions occur at source must end. For a modern economy, every eligible citizen must be part of the formal tax fold not as victims, but as stakeholders.”
These authoritative voices point to an unassailable truth: filing tax returns is both a legal requirement and a moral responsibility, an expression of citizenship in its fullest sense.
Challenges on the Ground: Compliance and Capacity.
While the rhetoric of compliance is compelling, the reality on the ground demands nuanced understanding. Many taxpayers (especially in the informal sector) lack meaningful access to digital platforms and resources for filing returns. For others, the fear of bureaucratic complexity and perceived punitive enforcement deters participation.
The government, for its part, has responded by promoting online systems and pledging greater taxpayer support. Tax authorities are increasingly engaging stakeholders to demystify filing processes, explain requirements and offer assistance. This mix of enforcement and facilitation is essential. As one seasoned revenue specialist observed: “The state cannot compel compliance through force alone; it must earn it through education, simplicity and fairness.”
The Broader Implication: A New Social Compact.
Ultimately, Nigeria’s renewed emphasis on tax return filing transcends administrative deadlines. It is an unequivocal declaration that national development is a shared responsibility, that citizens and state must engage in a transparent, accountable, and reciprocal relationship.
Tax compliance, therefore, becomes far more than a legal act; it becomes a moral claim on the nation’s future.
When citizens file their returns honestly, they affirm their stake in the nation’s destiny. When the government collects taxes transparently and deploys them effectively, it strengthens not only public services but civic trust itself.
In this sense, the deadlines proclaimed by Nigeria’s fiscal authorities mark not an end but a beginning; the beginning of a civic epoch in which accountability replaces apathy, participation replaces indifference and national purpose triumphs over fragmentation.
The road ahead will not be easy. But in demanding compliance, Nigeria is demanding more than tax returns. It is demanding commitment and that, ultimately, is the foundation on which nations are built.
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Adron Homes Unveils “Love for Love” Valentine Promo with Exciting Discounts, Luxury Gifts, and Travel Rewards
Adron Homes Unveils “Love for Love” Valentine Promo with Exciting Discounts, Luxury Gifts, and Travel Rewards
In celebration of the season of love, Adron Homes and Properties has announced the launch of its special Valentine campaign, “Love for Love” Promo, a customer-centric initiative designed to reward Nigerians who choose to express love through smart, lasting real estate investments.
The Love for Love Promo offers clients attractive discounts, flexible payment options, and an array of exclusive gift items, reinforcing Adron Homes’ commitment to making property ownership both rewarding and accessible. The campaign runs throughout the Valentine season and applies to the company’s wide portfolio of estates and housing projects strategically located across Nigeria.
Speaking on the promo, the company’s Managing Director, Mrs Adenike Ajobo, stated that the initiative is aimed at encouraging individuals and families to move beyond conventional Valentine gifts by investing in assets that secure their future. According to the company, love is best demonstrated through stability, legacy, and long-term value—principles that real estate ownership represents.
Under the promo structure, clients who make a payment of ₦100,000 receive cake, chocolates, and a bottle of wine, while those who pay ₦200,000 are rewarded with a Love Hamper. Payments of ₦500,000 attract a Love Hamper plus cake, and clients who pay ₦1,000,000 enjoy a choice of a Samsung phone or a Love Hamper with cake.
The rewards become increasingly premium as commitment grows. Clients who pay ₦5,000,000 receive either an iPad or an all-expenses-paid romantic getaway for a couple at one of Nigeria’s finest hotels, which includes two nights’ accommodation, special treats, and a Love Hamper. A payment of ₦10,000,000 comes with a choice of a Samsung Z Fold 7, three nights at a top-tier resort in Nigeria, or a full solar power installation.
For high-value investors, the Love for Love Promo delivers exceptional lifestyle experiences. Clients who pay ₦30,000,000 on land are rewarded with a three-night couple’s trip to Doha, Qatar, or South Africa, while purchasers of any Adron Homes house valued at ₦50,000,000 receive a double-door refrigerator.
The promo covers Adron Homes’ estates located in Lagos, Shimawa, Sagamu, Atan–Ota, Papalanto, Abeokuta, Ibadan, Osun, Ekiti, Abuja, Nasarawa, and Niger States, offering clients the opportunity to invest in fast-growing, strategically positioned communities nationwide.
Adron Homes reiterated that beyond the incentives, the campaign underscores the company’s strong reputation for secure land titles, affordable pricing, strategic locations, and a proven legacy in real estate development.
As Valentine’s Day approaches, Adron Homes encourages Nigerians at home and in the diaspora to take advantage of the Love for Love Promo to enjoy exceptional value, exclusive rewards, and the opportunity to build a future rooted in love, security, and prosperity.
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