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HIS EXCELLENCY NGUYEN TAN NHUAN APPOINTED AS UNITED KINGDOM OF ATLANTIS AMBASSADOR TO NIGERIA
HIS EXCELLENCY NGUYEN TAN NHUAN APPOINTED AS UNITED KINGDOM OF ATLANTIS AMBASSADOR TO NIGERIA
His Excellency Nguyen Tan Nhuan, a Vietnamese national, has been officially deployed as the Ambassador of the United Kingdom of Atlantis (UKA) to Nigeria. Born on December 12, 1972, Ambassador Nhuan holds passport number C3259729 and has been awarded a Certificate of Citizenship by the UKA.
This appointment is part of the UKA’s efforts to strengthen diplomatic ties with Nigeria and other nations worldwide. The UKA, a decentralized sovereign kingdom, has been actively seeking international recognition and cooperation, with diplomatic offices established in several continents, including Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas
Ambassador Nhuan’s appointment is expected to enhance bilateral relations between the UKA and Nigeria, promoting economic, cultural, and political cooperation.
The United Kingdom of Atlantis is a self-declared sovereign nation, with a global government structure and a vision for a peaceful, crime-free, and sustainable world. The kingdom is led by His Imperial Majesty Dr. Solomon Uchenna Wining, who serves as the UKA Reigning Monarch and Global Chairman of the Board of Governors.
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Crossover Night: OYRTMA Enforces Zero Tolerance for Illegal Parking, Warns of Immediate Sanctions
*Crossover Night: OYRTMA Enforces Zero Tolerance for Illegal Parking, Warns of Immediate Sanctions*
IBADAN, Oyo State — As Crossover Night celebrations draw near, the Oyo State Road Traffic Management Authority (OYRTMA) has announced the full enforcement of a zero-tolerance policy against illegal parking across the state.
The directive, issued by the Executive Chairman of OYRTMA, Major Adekoya Adesagba (rtd), will be strictly implemented during the high-traffic period of December 31 and will remain in force beyond the festivities as part of the Authority’s sustained commitment to road safety and free traffic flow.
“Our focus on Crossover Night is uncompromising,” Major Adesagba said.
He said, “We expect increased vehicular movement and large gatherings. To prevent traffic gridlock, disorder and, most importantly, loss of lives, all forms of illegal parking will attract immediate and strict sanctions. This enforcement is not for convenience alone; it is a critical safety measure.”
The Chairman stressed that while Crossover Night heightens the risks associated with illegal parking, the offence remains a daily threat to public safety.
“Parking on highways, walkways and kerbs, or abandoning vehicles on the road, is dangerous and unacceptable at any time. These actions put lives at risk every single day, and OYRTMA’s enforcement duty is continuous,” he added.
OYRTMA specifically prohibits the following offences, both during Crossover Night and at all times:
Parking on highways, walkways and kerbs
Parking articulated vehicles and trucks on road shoulders and medians
Abandoning faulty or broken-down vehicles on highways or public roads
“A vehicle breakdown is not an excuse to obstruct traffic,” Major Adesagba noted.
“It is the responsibility of every motorist to ensure such vehicles are promptly and safely removed from the road.”
To support motorists during the festivities and in emergency situations, OYRTMA’s response lines will remain active. Members of the public may report accidents, breakdowns or dangerously parked vehicles via the following numbers:
OYRTMA Emergency Contacts:
0912 888 8878 | 0704 700 0594.
The Executive Chairman assured residents that OYRTMA patrol teams will be on high alert throughout Crossover Night and will continue sustained surveillance across major roads and inner routes statewide.
Vehicles found violating traffic regulations will be impounded without notice, while offenders will face fines and possible prosecution.
“Let Crossover Night reflect responsible citizenship,” Major Adesagba concluded.
“Celebrate wisely, park legally and protect one another. Let safe and lawful conduct guide us not only on this night, but throughout the New Year and beyond.”
OYRTMA wishes all residents a safe, orderly and joyful celebration, and a prosperous New Year.
E-signed:
*Major Adekoya Adesagba (Rtd)*
Executive Chairman,
Oyo State Road Traffic Management Authority (OYRTMA)
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2026: Year of Victory and Peace – Supreme Head of Sacred Cherubim and Seraphim of Nigeria, Prophet Clement Olatunji Taye Olagoke declares
2026: Year of Victory and Peace – Supreme Head of Sacred Cherubim and Seraphim of Nigeria, Prophet Clement Olatunji Taye Olagoke declares
The Supreme Head of Sacred Cherubim and Seraphim of Nigeria, His Most Eminence Prophet Dr Clement Olatunji Taye Olagoke has offered a powerful prayer and prophecy for 2026, amidst global uncertainties.
“Lead me, Lord, in the gloom,” he begins, invoking Psalm 27’s assurance that “the Lord is my light and salvation.”
Many fear 2026’s unknowns, but Jesus reassures: “Fear not, for I am with you” (Matthew 28:20). Baba Alakoso echoes, “Only believe, and all shall be well.”
The revered Cleric cited the hymn, “Only believe, all things are possible,” urging listeners to release their burdens. “Tomorrow shall be fair, all must be well,” he affirmed
He prophesies over 2026: “From January to December, no evil shall harm you or yours. Darkness won’t triumph. Nigeria’s peace returns. You’ll walk freely, strangers won’t rule.”
He declared 2026 a servant of God’s people: “We’ll command you, and you’ll obey.” Citing Jesus’ authority, he states, “No evil shall harm you or yours.”
The prophecy asserts Nigeria’s restoration: “We’ll walk and travel freely, strangers shall not rule over us again.”
Prophet Olagoke emphasized God’s promise: “He promised peace if we believe.”
He urged faithfulness, loyalty, and honesty in 2026: “Go with God, your days are blessed.”
“Abba! What a powerful declaration!” “2026, you’re a servant, and we’ll command you in Jesus’ name!”
May 2026 bring breakthroughs, victory, and peace! He concluded.
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Dominion City to Host Powerful Crossover Service with Dr. David Ogbueli in Lagos
Dominion City to Host Powerful Crossover Service with Dr. David Ogbueli in Lagos
BY BLAISE UDUNZE
Dominion City, a global Christian movement committed to raising leaders that transform society, has announced a special Crossover Service to usher worshippers into the New Year with prayer, prophecy, worship, and divine direction.
The highly anticipated service will take place on Wednesday, 31st December 2025, by 9:00 pm, at Golden Heart Place, Km 22, Lekki–Epe Expressway, beside Lagos Business School, Ajah, Lagos.
The Crossover Service will be ministered by Dr. David Ogbueli, Founder and President of Dominion City, widely known for his prophetic insight, leadership teachings, and transformational ministry across Africa and beyond. The service promises a spiritually charged atmosphere focused on reflection, thanksgiving, prophetic declarations, and strategic alignment for the coming year.
Also featuring at the event is the song author, titled “Never Again,” Anthony Kani, a renowned gospel music minister, who will lead worshippers in a powerful time of praise and worship, creating space for deep spiritual encounters and renewal.
According to the organizers, the Crossover Service is designed to help participants end the year intentionally and step into the New Year with clarity, faith, and purpose.
“It is more than a service; it is a spiritual crossing into new seasons, new instructions, and new possibilities,” a spokesperson for Dominion City said.
Attendance is free, and complimentary transportation will be provided for attendees. Interested participants can call 08059861874, 08060696289, or 08036717532 for transportation arrangements and further information.
Members of the public are encouraged to attend and invite friends and family for what promises to be a life-transforming start to the New Year. //END.//
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