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Apostle Johnson Suleman Reveals Shocking 2019 Revelations

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Apostle Johnson Suleiman of Omega Fire Ministries (OFM) worldwide has released the 2019/2020 edition of his annual prophecies.

Below are the 50 divine messages revealed by the ‘Oracle of God’s during his ministry’s New Year eve service.

(1) Great agricultural boost for South Africa

(2) I saw an eclipse

(3) 2019 Nigeria election- 100% rigged

(4) Northern response to election results to shock the incumbent Government. They had strong response from the south.

(5) Election- Nigeria vs Military/ Police

(6) China to openly confront America

(7) Great set back economically

(8) Election funds controversy/scandal

(9) Biafra struggle to gain massive support

(10) A new activist to launch campaign against presidency

(11) 2019, a shock for Governors

( 12) Ghana economy to get foreign support

(13) I saw another missile test in North Korea

(14) Nollywood to merge internationally

(15) I see a major breakthrough in the cure for HIV

(16) Muhammadu Buhari needs prayer, please sir , go and rest

(17) Abubakar Atiku should focus on North during campaign

(18) I see an Igbo Presidency in 2023 but they must not have any deal with present government

(19) Tinubu should forget 2023

(20) I see internet fraudsters, new ritualistic ways of making money( blood hunt)

(21) A presidential aspirant to be arrested

(22) I saw Boko Haram invade a police station

(23) The Almighty God is unhappy at the continued detention of El- Kazakh

(24) APC wins Lagos election

(25) Keystone banks needs prayers

(26) ASUU to pray against losing a top member

(27) I saw a major politician declared missing

(28) WAEC to be re-modeled

(29) I saw farmers package welfare from the government and it results to crisis between them and the state government

(30) I saw most Eastern states won by APC at the National level

( 31) Strange killings in Togo

(32) Mali should pray against strange virus outbreak

(33) The Government should protect police station and military barracks because I see people break in searching for arms

(34) I saw fire outbreak in a media house

(35) I saw a Nigerian airline grounded totally

(36) America should not relax a deadlier terrorist group is emerging

(37) I saw a probe group disgrace U.S government

(38) Donald Trump to lose 2nd term

(39) Brexit crises to implode U.K

(40) I saw a terrorist attack in America

(41) Fire outbreak in Canada but quickly managed

(42) Nigeria to win awards and relevance in cyber world

( 43) Let’s declare a prayer day against massive bloodshed in Rivers state ( Too ugly)

(44) I saw a horse, written on it was ‘ pray against Americans being homeless. I saw something happen that made them scampering for safety. Natural disaster

(45) July and August in Nigeria, serious prayer.

(46) Many weddings, 2019 is a year of multiple marriages

(47) I saw people with children in multiples of triplets and twins

(48) Pensioners to smile

(49) I saw a lot of politicians in Prison

(50) A top legislator in USA and a known senator- peaceful passing away

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Bolt driver assaulted by Abia rep Ikwechegh apologises for provocation

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Stephen Abuwatseya, the Bolt driver who was allegedly assaulted by Alex Ikwechegh, a member of the house of representatives, has apologized to the lawmaker.

The incident occurred on October 27, 2024, in Maitama, Abuja, when Ikwechegh, a member of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), appeared to have slapped and insulted Abuwatseya after the driver asked him to approach the car to receive his package.

The Abia lawmaker was summoned by the disciplinary committee of the house of representatives.

He was also arraigned at a magistrate court in Kuje, Abuja, where he pleaded not guilty to a three-count charge. He was granted a N500,000 bail. The case was adjourned to November 8, 2024.

But in a now-viral video, the Bolt driver apologised to the lawmaker for provoking him to anger.

Abuwatseya also pleaded with Nigerians not to turn the situation into a tribal war, emphasizing the importance of forgiveness and unity.

“My name is Stephen. The bolt driver that had a misunderstanding with right honourable Ikwechegh some days ago. I still actually want to apologise to him that I am sorry for whatever I might have said or done to have provoked him to that level of anger,” he said.

“This is actually a medium that I would like to tell all Nigerians that this is not the time for us to start dividing ourselves based on relationship, religion, tribe, or region or anything.

“We should actually come together and try to see how we can unite this nation and move the nation forward. Please Nigerians let us forgive and forget. There is no justice than forgiveness. Thank you very much.”

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EFCC may arrest me next week — but I have nothing to hide, says Obaseki

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Godwin Obaseki, governor of Edo state, says he has been told that operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) will come knocking when his tenure elapses next week.

Obaseki of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) will be handing over to Monday Okpebholo of the All Progressives Congress (APC) on November 12.

Speaking in Abuja on Thursday, during the EdoBEST National Results-Sharing Session, ThisDay reports Obaseki as saying that he would spend his time in EFCC custody doing some research.

“I hear that the EFCC will pick me next week after my tenure. Wherever they keep me, I’ll spend time doing research,” he said.

Obaseki, who has served as Edo governor since 2016, said he has left a legacy in the state.

“There are many things we have done that can be described as legacy projects,” he added.

“I believe in Edo state. One of the things that will last for a very long time to come is the fact that we were able to focus on Edo people and the things that matter to them, reform and implement those things.”

Obaseki said he is being hounded by a “cruel and wicked” opposition in the state, adding that he would gladly hand himself over to the anti-graft agency when the operatives come calling.

“Why should I have fears? I just focused on what I believe in and today, you can see what has been achieved. What happens after that is not up to me,” the outgoing governor said.

“They can continue with their political witch-hunt and do all they can to hurt me, that’s their problem.

“I’m not afraid, I’m not worried. They have written all sorts of silly petitions against me and that’s part of the challenge. In fact, I can even hand myself over, and if they call me, I don’t have anything to hide.

“You know how this country is, it is all about bitterness, it is all about vendetta, wickedness.

“People who have opposed me in Edo state are cruel, very wicked people, very jealous and envious and this is because they cannot show as much as the achievements we have made in the past eight years.

“But what is important to us is to focus on our people in order to make Nigeria better because the suffering is too much.

“We have the advantage and privilege to make things happen. So, we should focus on issues and not on vendetta.”

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IGP directs police officers to wear black bands in honour of Taoreed Lagbaja

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Kayode Egbetokun, the inspector-general of police, has directed officers to wear black bands in honour of Taoreed Lagbaja, the late chief of army staff (COAS).

In a statement signed by Muyiwa Adejobi, the force spokesperson, Egbetokun ordered personnel to wear the bands during the seven-day mourning period.

“This directive is to pay tribute and honour the late General who has shown gallantry, dedication, and passion for fighting violent crimes and insurgency in Nigeria,” the statement reads.

“He was a great leader who deserves to be honoured by all means.”

On Wednesday, President Bola Tinubu ordered that national flags be flown at half-mast in honour of Lagbaja.

Lagbaja died on Tuesday after battling an undisclosed ailment. He was 56-years-old.

He was appointed COAS by Tinubu on June 19, 2023.

Lagbaja enrolled into the Nigerian Defence Academy in 1987.

In September 1992, he was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Nigerian Infantry Corps as a member of the 39th regular course.

He served as a platoon commander in the 93 Battalion and the 72 Special Forces Battalion.

Lagbaja also participated in various internal security operations, including operation ZAKI in Benue, Lafiya Dole in Borno, Udoka in south-east, and forest sanity in Kaduna and Niger.

The president has appointed Olufemi Oluyede as acting COAS.

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