*Ikorodu Building Collapse: How Primate Ayodele’s Prophecy Was Fulfilled In Nine Hours (VIDEO)

Nigeria still has men of God who see things clearly and warn ahead of time before they occur. In a world where people find it hard to believe prophets because of their experiences, Primate Ayodele has continued to stand out as a major prophetic force nationally and internationally.

His prophetical sagacity was once again confirmed yesterday when one of the prophecies he shared during an early morning church service on Tuesday came to pass at noon of the same day.

While leading prayer at the ‘God will not put me to shame’ prayer service, which runs at his church, INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Lagos, every Tuesday by 5 am, Primate Ayodele called on the government and its agencies to be careful of a building collapse that will take lives.

He made the call in Yoruba language and expressed the importance of the message as it was very imminent.

These were his words:

“I am seeing that a building will collapse in this Lagos….”

As the prophet warned, a few hours later into the day, there were reports of a two-storey building collapse in Ikorodu, leading to the death of about three people and counting.

The Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA) said its operatives rescued nine adult males and recovered three dead bodies in the building that collapsed at the Ikorodu area of the state on Tuesday.

The Agency, however, added that the rescue operation is still ongoing at the site of the collapsed building.

The LASEMA Permanent Secretary, Dr Olufemi Oke-Osanyintolu, said the three people rescued dead were trapped under the collapsed building.

Oke-Osanyintolu, who said this in a statement on Wednesday, added that the rescued nine adult males were attended to bythe LASEMA Pre-Hospital Care Unit.

“Following distress alerts at 14:02 hours, LASEMA activated the State’s Emergency Response Plans from Agbowa and Alausa.

“Upon arrival of agency’s response teams at 14:40hours, it was discovered that a two-storey building undergoing construction had collapsed, with three victims trapped under the debris at the aforementioned location.

“Search and Rescue Operation is still ongoing. All the bodies have been handed over to Igbogbo Police Station.

“The cause of the collapsed building is yet to be ascertained,”

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Celebrating 60 Years of Life, Love, and Legacy : Fredrick Omodiagbe’s Unforgettable Birthday Bash

Mr. Fredrick Omodiagbe, President of Omorecords Entertainment, marked a major milestone on May 17th, 2025, with a grand celebration of his 60th birthday. The event was a testament to his impact and influence, drawing over 450 guests from far and wide, including Nigeria, Cameroon, Canada, and all 52 states of America.

The guest list included many prominent figures from the community, such as Dr. David Shi, Dr. Dennis Ako, Dr. Liz Anbeh, Pastor Dickson Aghedo, and many others.

According to observers, the party was an unforgettable experience, with the guest of honor expressing his gratitude to his beautiful wife, who solely financed and organized the spectacular event. It was indeed one of Mr. Omodiagbe’s best days in recent years, and the celebration will surely be remembered for years to come.

On behalf of Omo Records, we would like to extend our warmest congratulations to Mr. Fredrick Omodiagbe on his 60th birthday. We wish him good health, happiness, and many more years of success and fulfillment. May this milestone birthday mark the beginning of an exciting new chapter in his life. Happy birthday, sir!

NUSA Witbank Ward 12 to Host Free Medical Outreach in Mpumalanga
“A Call to Serve and Unite the Community”

By George Omagbemi Sylvester | Sahara Weekly

In a time when healthcare remains out of reach for many underserved communities, especially migrants in South Africa, the Nigerian Union South Africa (NUSA), Mpumalanga Chapter is setting a noble example. Under the forward-thinking leadership of Hon. Agha Nnachi, Chairman of Witbank Ward 12, NUSA has announced a Free Medical Outreach to be held in Mpumalanga Province.

The initiative, themed “A Call to Serve and Unite the Community,” is much more than a medical drive; it’s a show of unity, philanthropy and social responsibility. It represents a people-driven effort to bridge the gap between need and access, particularly in healthcare.

Serving with Purpose: Health as a Human Right
Healthcare is not a privilege but a fundamental human right. Recognizing this, NUSA Mpumalanga is stepping in to ensure that Nigerians and local residents across the province, especially those who cannot afford healthcare services, have access to free medical consultations, screenings, medications and referrals.

This outreach is anchored in the belief that true leadership is about service. Hon. Agha Nnachi embodies this ethos. Since assuming leadership in Ward 12, his tenure has been marked by inclusive programs and empowerment-focused initiatives. He continues to break ground as a unifier and mobilizer of both people and resources.

What the Outreach Will Offer
The Free Medical Outreach is designed to address common and urgent health issues facing communities today. The services to be offered include:

General medical consultations

Blood pressure checks and blood sugar screenings

Preventive health education

Free distribution of essential medications

Referrals for specialized or follow-up treatment

The medical team will be spearheaded by Dr Omotunde Erejuwa, a highly respected practitioner operating in both Witbank and Pretoria. His involvement ensures the outreach will be medically sound, professionally run and guided by best practices.

Full Preparation and Logistics in Place
Organizers have finalized all necessary arrangements to make the event seamless and impactful:

A central, accessible venue has been secured to accommodate a large number of attendees.

The event will be equipped with diagnostic kits, medications and medical consumables.

A volunteer management team is in place to handle logistics, registration and crowd control.

COVID-19 safety protocols will be observed throughout the event.

This meticulous planning demonstrates the organizers’ commitment to excellence and safety.

“This is not just an act of charity, it is a statement that community health is everybody’s business,” said Hon. Nnachi.

Reinforcing NUSA’s Vision
The medical outreach is a physical manifestation of NUSA’s mission to protect, empower and serve Nigerians in South Africa. Over the years, NUSA has transitioned from being a voice for migrant advocacy to becoming a catalyst for development, inclusion and social impact.

This event positions Witbank Ward 12 as a trailblazer, showing how local chapters can deliver real change. It also highlights NUSA’s capacity to not only address migrant-related challenges but also support host communities in meaningful ways.

Extending the Invitation: A United Community Effort
The success of this outreach hinges not only on planning but also community participation. NUSA Witbank Ward 12 is extending a formal invitation to all Nigerians, local residents and South Africans across Mpumalanga and neighboring provinces.

Whether you are in need of medical attention or looking to support a life-changing initiative, your presence will make a difference. Volunteers, healthcare workers and well-wishers are encouraged to take part.

Organizers also call upon:

NUSA National Executives

Chapters across South Africa

Faith-based groups

Local government officials

African community leaders

Let this be an opportunity to strengthen community bonds and express solidarity in action.

Ubuntu in Action: “I Am Because We Are”
In the spirit of Ubuntu (the African philosophy that “I am because we are”) this outreach embodies the communal values that have long defined both Nigerian and South African cultures.

It is not just an event. It is a celebration of our shared humanity, a call to unity and a statement that despite our differences, we can build together. In a world where xenophobia and division continue to fester, this outreach offers a healing alternative: partnership, care, and understanding.

Hon. Agha Nnachi Speaks from the Heart
Speaking to Sahara Weekly, Hon. Agha Nnachi emphasized the deeper meaning of the outreach:

“This initiative is our love letter to the community. We are showing that Nigerians in South Africa are not only takers but are givers, contributors and patriots. I urge all NUSA leaders and members to stand with us in this mission. Let us bring healing to our people and remind the world of our strength and unity.”

A Model for Other Communities
This outreach can serve as a template for diaspora communities globally. Whether in the UK, the US, Canada, or other parts of Africa, Nigerian communities must look inward and identify the areas where they can contribute meaningfully.

NUSA Witbank Ward 12 has proven that with vision, unity and leadership, communities can become centers of hope, not just hubs of survival. Other NUSA chapters and African unions across South Africa should replicate this model prioritizing people over politics, service over speeches.

Event Details
The outreach date, venue, and time will be publicly announced through official NUSA communication channels and community posters. Community members are advised to arrive early for proper registration and smooth coordination.

Final Call: Let Us Serve Together
To every reader of Sahara Weekly, here is your call to action: Be part of something bigger than yourself. Whether through volunteering, spreading the word, donating medical supplies or simply attending and benefiting from the services, you have a role to play.

Let us unite to uplift one another. Let us redefine what community leadership looks like. And let us make history in Mpumalanga, one healed heart, one grateful patient and one united people at a time.