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Hardship: Cleric Urges Southwest Leaders To Speak Up

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Hardship: Cleric Urges Southwest Leaders To Speak Up

Hardship: Cleric Urges Southwest Leaders To Speak Up

 

 

Renowned cleric and Planter of Christ Apostolic Church (CAC) Adamimogo Grace of Mercy Prayer Mountain Worldwide, Prophet Sam Olu Alo, has charged Southwest leaders to tell President Bola Ahmed Tinubu the hard truth about the current hardship faced by Nigerians. He urged all Southwest stakeholders to speak up to avert crises, particularly during this era of economic challenges.

Speaking on a radio program on Adamimogo FM, Alo said all stakeholders in Yorubaland, including Christian and Muslim bodies, as well as those with direct access to the President, should meet with him and let him know what Nigerians are going through.

He said, The Ooni of Ife should convene a meeting with all Obas in the Southwest and choose a delegation to meet Tinubu at Aso Rock.

“CAN President Pastor Samuel Oladele, Pastor Adeboye of RCCG, and other respected men of God should also lead a delegation of clerics to meet President Tinubu in Abuja to express how deeply Nigerians are suffering.”

According to him, President Tinubu is not a wicked person, but he has a listening ear to heed advice and take necessary steps to provide solutions to the problems.

He stated that President Tinubu needs prayers because it seems some past Nigerian leaders, who had good intentions, failed to achieve them once they entered Aso Rock.

The cleric recalled that President Tinubu had once assured Nigerians to be patient, saying that relief was on the way, but it seems the promise is yet to be fulfilled.

Alo called for a change in the leadership of NNPC, stating that for Tinubu to succeed and for Nigerians to be content with his administration, there is a need to either reform NNPC or scrap it entirely as it is one of the root causes of Nigeria’s problems.

Despite the economic hardship, Nigerians still support President Tinubu. Many graduates now regret going to school because those who didn’t attend are doing better than them.

“Farm produce is rotting in some areas due to a lack of good roads for transporting the products.

“Regarding the minimum wage, I once prophesied to Nigerian workers that even if N500,000 is given as the minimum wage, it still won’t be enough. There is no amount of minimum wage that will bring relief to workers. What they should focus on is how the prices of goods and services can be reduced to the barest minimum.”

He, however, urged Nigerians to be patient and give Tinubu time to address the issues, stating that protests or agitation are not the best solutions to the current challenges.

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Laffmattazz Tour 2025: Gbenga Adeyinka D1st Signs Marketing, Promotions Deal with FunZ

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Laffmattazz Tour 2025: Gbenga Adeyinka D1st Signs Marketing, Promotions Deal with FunZ

As the Grand Comedian of the Federal Republic (GCFR), Gbenga Adeyinka D1st prepares for this year’s Laffmattazz Tour, starting from Jogor Centre, Ibadan on Easter Sunday, 20 April 2025, he has signed a partnership deal with FunZweb.com, an international digital marketing and promotions company.

Adeyinka said this year’s tour is coming with a lot of initiatives that will make it different from past editions, noting that the 2025 tour of Laffmattazz with Gbenga Adeyinka & Friends will be global with the addition of countries like the UK, US and Canada, after touring the routine cities in Nigeria.

He explained that “We thought it was important to explore international best practices and luckily, we got in contact with this amazing company called FunZweb.com. It’s a very innovative site and one of the things they do is ticket sales and promotion, and that is where we are partnering with them. Going forward, they will be the only ones selling our tickets online.

“The caliber of people behind the brand (FunZ) is one of the things that fascinated me. The passion and zeal with which they work really got me. I have also gone to their site FunZweb.com, it’s very innovative and amazing. Since the world is going online, that is the place to be. They also have very lofty ideas. Like I said, they will be the only ones selling our tickets online, and the incentive they’re giving us is very rewarding.

“The man behind FunZ is someone with international experience. He has done this with other platforms across the world before deciding that it was time for him to bring his wealth of experience back home to Nigeria. For me to have committed to them, I see a company with eyes on the future and I think they should be one of the top two in Nigeria in no time,” Adeyinka concluded.

Miss Priscilia Amadi, a senior marketing consultant with FunZ said “not only do we encourage the use of our innovative platforms and have the data of your event participants, we also do digital marketing to ensure that you sell-out your tickets by pushing it out to our community. We have a community of people who are already registered on FunZ. Buying tickets on our site is the easiest. As the consultant in charge of customer experience, I can boldly tell you that our infrastructures and policies are futuristic. We are very high on customer experience, and the flow of our system is so smooth that you can’t have any hiccup. We also have a very attentive team that can assist you 24/7.”

Another executive of the firm, Dr Moses Nwanze boasted that “I will summarily say that FunZ is designed to surpass expectations. Everything we offer is far better than what others are doing. We made it so for the client’s efficiency, profitability, loyalty, and retention.”

For the Laffmattazz show on Easter Sunday at Jogor Centre, physical VIP and Table tickets can be purchased at: FoodCo Supermarket, Essence Salon, Ultima Restaurant, Ace Mall Ibadan, Hairsense and Grandex Superstores. You can also scan the QR code on the VIP or Table tickets to purchase the Regular version via FunZweb.com.

Laffmattazz Tour 2025: Gbenga Adeyinka D1st Signs Marketing, Promotions Deal with FunZ

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River State Crisis: Prophet I O Samuel Accurate Prophecy On H E Sim Fubara About Rivers State Leadership’

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River State Crisis: Prophet I O Samuel Accurate Prophecy On H E Sim Fubara About Rivers State Leadership’

In One of the Live Sunday Service Streamed On Fb Shiloh Word Chapel Page On 9th March 2025.What the Man of God said has come to Pass

The Nation was shocked with the news of the state of emergency declared in Rivers state, where Governor Sim Fubara, his deputy and house of Assembly lawmakers were suspended for 6 months by Mr President. On Sunday March 9th, 2025 Prophet I.O Samuel of Shiloh Word Chapel in Abuja, while giving prophecy foretold the ouster of the Rivers state Governor and he asked him to move closer to God.

In the now viral video seen by our reporter he said “ a big storm that his bigger than him is coming, im seeing set up, smoke on him and Rivers state, a very big smoke that will not allow him to be the Governor of rivers state, this prophecy is pregnant and his quick, his sear is been removed, even though God is with him, he needs to make a humble step,”.

These are his prophetic words which came like a parable as it finally came to pass as people never suspected that such prophecy will be fulfilled within a week.

Prophet I.O Samuel, is renowned for his fervent prayers of mercy and intercession for Nigeria and also for the citizens.

But like the word of Jesus Christ in the Holy Bible that says “A prophet is not without honour, but in his own country, and among his own kin, and in his own house”

The state of emergency would have been averted if the Governor had heeded the warnings and call to pray by the man of God.

 

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The Pervasive Scourge of Corruption in Nigeria: A Leadership Quagmire

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The Pervasive Scourge of Corruption in Nigeria: A Leadership Quagmire. By George O. Sylvester

 

Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation, has struggled with the debilitating effects of corruption for decades. This endemic menace has permeated every stratum of society, rendering effective governance an elusive dream. The notion that “no Nigerian is good enough to rule Nigeria” has become a pervasive sentiment, fueled by the seemingly incurable corruption that afflicts the country’s leadership.

As Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwe’s former President, once astutely observed, “Corruption is a cancer that eats away at the fabric of our society, destroying the trust and confidence that are essential for our development.” Nigeria’s leadership has consistently demonstrated an alarming susceptibility to this cancer.

Thomas Sankara, Burkina Faso’s revolutionary leader, aptly noted, “You cannot carry out fundamental change without a certain degree of madness.” Nigeria desperately needs leaders who will boldly confront corruption, uprooting its entrenched interests and instituting genuine reforms.

Nigeria’s corruption conundrum is deeply ingrained, with far-reaching consequences:

1. Economic hemorrhage: Billions of dollars are siphoned annually through corrupt practices, crippling the nation’s economic potential.

2. Infrastructure decay: Roads, healthcare, education, and other vital infrastructure suffer from chronic underfunding due to embezzlement.

3. Social inequality: Corruption exacerbates poverty, entrenching social disparities.

4. Institutional erosion: Corruption undermines trust in institutions, fostering a culture of impunity.

5. International perception: Nigeria’s reputation suffers, deterring foreign investment.

Successive governments have promised to tackle corruption, but progress has been elusive. The Buhari administration’s anti-corruption crusade, though well-intentioned, has been criticized for its selectivity and lack of decisive action.

To break this vicious cycle, Nigeria requires transformative leadership:

1. Radical reforms: Institutional overhaul, strengthening anti-corruption agencies.

2. Accountability: Ensuring leaders face consequences for corruption.

3. Transparency: Open governance, accessible information.

4. Civic engagement: Empowering citizens to demand accountability.

5. Education: Inculcating integrity, ethics in national values.

Until Nigeria confronts corruption head-on, the notion that “no Nigerian is good enough to rule” will persist. The nation yearns for leaders who will courageously tackle this scourge, ushering in a new era of transparency, accountability, and progress.

Only then can Nigeria unlock its vast potential, shedding the shackles of corruption to emerge as a beacon of hope for Africa.

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