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The controversial cleric Pastor Abel Damina of Power City International recently claimed that he (Damina) ordained Dr. Paul Enenche, the senior pastor of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, and gave him guidance for ministry. However, Apostle Paul Odola, the general overseer of Dominion Power Assembly International, has refuted this claim. Additionally, Damina had stated that he had given Dr. Enenche and Apostle Odola their ministry ordinations on the same day. In an interview with journalists, Apostle Odola addressed the topic for the first time and refuted Damina's assertions, highlighting Pastor Enenche's prior status as a well-respected gospel pastor prior to their brief encounter in 1995. "I've had the honor of getting to know Dr.It was in 1988 when Abel Damina entered the picture, and it has been since 1994 that Dr. Paul Enenche entered the picture. "Dr. Paul (Enenche) was already a man of God in his own right when he entered the...

Rev. Jolly Nyame, a former governor of Taraba State, has issued a warning to the state's populace, especially the Yoro community, not to take part in the planned August 1 countrywide protest against the hardships facing the nation. A number of resentful Nigerians have resorted to social media, organizing a national demonstration to call attention to the current economic climate that has worsened living circumstances and caused suffering in the nation. Speaking at a global press conference on Sunday in Jalingo, the capital of Taraba State, Nyame stated that the demonstration is probably going to be a threat that might end up doing more harm than good for Nigeria. Rather than starting a national demonstration, he advised returning the government ought to fund subsidies for agriculture at all levels in place of the recently eliminated gasoline subsidy. "There is no denying that we are facing one of the most difficult challenges in the history of our nation. All th...

By requesting the names and contact information of all protesting groups prior to the August 1 nationwide protest, Inspector-General of Police Kayode Egbetokun has refuted claims that he is attempting to amend the constitution and is acting in accordance with his official duties. In response to claims made by activist Mr. Deji Adeyanju and others that the IGP is trying to alter the constitution, the police chief sought information on the planners and organizers of the next statewide rallies. The Nigeria Police persisted in requesting information about the protest organizers and leaders, as well as the protest schedules that included the location, time, and routes of the demonstrations Providing other information is a customary practice to guarantee everyone's safety, promote efficient communication, and stop any illegal activity. The police added that knowing who organizes these kinds of gatherings, or protests, in each state is crucial because letting anonymous orga...

Leaders of the youth and religious communities in Nasarawa State's Karu local government area have urged the people organizing the planned August 1 nationwide demonstration to postpone the event. They advised the organizers to instead focus on dialogue, arguing that protest would only make the situation worse and cause the nation to regress. They issued the directive yesterday during a joint press conference held at the local government's headquarters. Speaking on behalf of his followers, the youth leader Comrade Samuel Mami stated that Nigeria was not ready for a protest of the scale that the organizers of the August 1 event were preparing, citing past examples where such actions had led to confusion, instability, and as a result loss of property and life in a few African nations. He said that the planned demonstration was misguided, particularly in light of the fact that the Tinubu administration had been attempting to resolve the issues mentioned as justifica...

Davido, real name David Adeleke, is an Afrobeats musician who has praised his late mother Veronica Hailey Imade Adeleke "a baddie." The award-winning artist OBO performed the hailing in a recent Instagram tribute to his mother, who passed away. The singer's mom was included in the article. Clad in her academic uniform, throughout her time in college, along with the sentence, "My mom was a baddie." On March 6, 2003, Davido's mother, Mrs. Veronica Adeleke, passed away at the age of 39. She taught at Babcock University, where the vocalist eventually graduated with a degree in music. She started a band named Davido's Band in honor of her son because she was a big follower of him before she passed away. The daughters of Davido, Imade and Hailey,

"Please, I'm working hard and I need money. You won't participate in the demonstration if you take your work seriously. Fight for yourself, not for Nigeria." Controversial singer Portable has called off the planned nationwide demonstration against the growing cost of living amid the continuing economic unrest in Nigeria, saying it is needless. This declaration is being made as many Nigerians get ready to protest against President Bola Tinubu's administration's worsening economic conditions between August 1 and August 10, 2024. Portable recently shared his disapproval of the protest on Instagram, claiming that it shows a lack of desire and personal accountability. The singer claims that people who plan to take part are just idle and unemployed, implying that their It would be more beneficial to invest energy on seeking chances for personal development. Portable chastised the demonstrators for their supposed indolence and stated clearly that he sho...

The Nigerian government has announced the end of the age of high gasoline costs, launching a Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) program to provide a cost-effective and sustainable alternative fuel for transportation. Michael Oluwagbemi, Project Director and CEO of the Presidential Compressed Natural Gas Initiative, made the news at the Park to Park CNG Mobilization program in Lagos. According to the Daily Post, the effort, which seeks to encourage the use of CNG as a sustainable alternative fuel, will cost N36 billion to supply 30,000 free CNG conversion kits across the country. Each conversion package, including installation fees, is worth N1.2 million per vehicle. . Oluwagbemi promised Nigerians that the usage of CNG will result in significant fuel price savings. "The days of paying N750, N800, or N1,000 per liter of fuel are over. We will not do this again. His response was: "We will start using the gas under our feet to buy it at N230 per kilogram."