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Thursday, 17 March 2016

Woman Shot Dead at Wedding for Refusing to Marry Her Cousin

The father of the 21-year-old, who has been identified only as Shilan, posted an image to his Facebook page of his daughter lying in a pool of blood and demanded justice.

In a post, he wrote that his daughter died ‘as a victim of a treacherous trail and tradition.

’‘It is with the deepest sense of loss and pain that I announced the loss of my daughter,’ said Ghazi H., 50.‘She died in a pool of her own blood, as a victim of a treacherous trail and tradition.’

Identical twins who share everything including a boyfriend say they want to fall pregnant at the same time.

Anna and Lucy DeCinque, 30, from Perth, follow identical diets and exercise routines and have spent nearly $250,000 (£177,000) on cosmetic enhancements – including breast implants and fake eyebrows – to look more alike.

They even have the same boyfriend – 32-year-old electrical mechanic Ben Byrne – and plan to fall pregnant at the same time because their ‘bodies need to be the same.’

Two teenagers are facing jail over social media posts which made abusive comments about a judge and glorified a murderer.

Damien Parker-Stokes, 19, and a 17-year-old who cannot be identified, were guilty of a serious contempt of court, the Lord Chief Justice Lord Thomas and Mr Justice Ouseley heard at London’s High Court on Wednesday.

The committal hearing follows the illegal taking of photos at the Bristol Crown Court sentencing of their friend, Ryan Sheppard, in August 2014, and the uploading of the images on Facebook.

Ben Watson, for Solicitor General Robert Buckland, said the pictures were accompanied by comments which ‘vilified’ the judicial process and ‘glorified’ Sheppard, who beat 35-year-old engineer Mark Roberts to death in an ‘unprovoked, sustained and brutal’ attack in Weston-super-Mare in October 2013.

Niger state Government has given reason why it decided to cut down salaries of all categories of political officer holders by 50 per cent in the state with effect from this month.

The government hinged its decision on the dwindling economic situation being experienced in the country. In a circular signed by the Secretary to the State Government, SSG on Monday, the government disclosed that the reduction of salaries of all categories of political office holders will come to effect from March.

The Rivers State Government has called for the arrest of the Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi if found moving around on election day.

The Governor said security operatives should adhere strictly to President Muhammadu Buhari’s

directives without bias.

The State’s Commissioner for Information and Communication, Austin Tam-George urged the security operatives to arrest Amaechi and prosecute him if he posed any security threat and violated the electoral laws, before, during and after the Rivers State re-run polls.

The Standard Organisation of Nigeria (SON) says it now has the powers to jail dealers in substandard products for ten years.

Acting Director General of SON, Dr. Paul Angya, said this at a stakeholders’ forum for tyre dealers in Lagos yesterday.

“Our new Act 2015 empowered us to jail promoters of sub-standard product up to 10 years and we will not relent to jail any culprit.”

Gov. Yahaya Bello of Kogi State has ordered the state’s Head of Service, Mr Moses Atakpa to proceed on a 30-day compulsory leave.

Mr Kingsley Fanwo, the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, told newsmen on Wednesday in Lokoja that the leave took effect from March 15.

He said that the most senior director in the service will act for Atakpa while the leave lasts.

Rev. Stanley Ejiniwe, 13 Others Killed in Atakpo River Accident

Thirteen persons, including a priest of the Anglican Church, Rev. Stanley Ejiniwe, lost their lives in a multiple auto accident which occurred on Thursday night, near Atakpo River in Ibusa along Asaba-Ogwashi Uku road in Delta State.

The death of the Priest, has thrown the entire Asaba Diocese of the Anglican Communion into mourning.

Three vehicles involved in the accident include a Ford bus belonging to Christ Anglican Chursh, Ibusa, with registration number GWK 684 XA; a commercial bus (Mitsubishi L300), with registration number BJ 831 AKD and a Honda car with registration number BEN 413 CF.

It was gathered that the driver of the commercial bus and his wife died in the crash, while the cleric who was recently posted to Christ Anglican Church, Ibusa, was alone in the Ford bus belonging to his parish.

A suicide bomber attack killed 22 persons and injured 11 others at mosque in Borno State this morning.

A member of the youth vigilance group told our correspondent that the suicide bomber attacked a mosque in Molai-Umarari village, behind the Molai Hospital, on the outskirts of Maiduguri, the state capital.

According to the source, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, the incident occurred at about 5am during the Muslim early morning prayers.

As a result of the unfortunate incident at one of its sites, The management of Lekki Gardens has come out with a Press Statement.

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One suspect has been shot dead while two others remain on the run, after a shootout in the Belgian capital Brussels following an anti-terror raid connected to the Paris attacks.

Four police officers had been wounded in the raid, carried out by Belgian police with support from their French counterparts.

The report did not specify whether neutralised meant killed – although Belgian media has reported that a man was shot dead.

At least 41 civilians have been killed in a Yemen market by warplanes part of a Saudi Arabia-led coalition, officials have said.

An official at a hospital run by Doctors Without Borders said that the hospital had received the bodies of the dead, along with 35 people who were wounded.

A health official said that many of the dead ‘are children who work stalls.’‘The scene was terrifying,’ Showei Hamoud told Associated Press.

Hundreds of students who wrote 2016 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME on Tuesday stormed the Lagos State governor’s office and the state House of Assembly complex at Alausa- Ikeja, Lagos to protest alleged manipulations in the conduct of the examination this year.

The protesting ‘Jambites’ equally demanded the removal of the registrar of the Joint Admissions Matriculation Board, JAMB, Prof. Dibu Ojerinde, over what they called fraudulent acts by the registrar. The protesters, who were led by a group called Concerned Parents and Education Stakeholders, displayed placards with various inscriptions such as:

Niger State House of Assembly has requested the state Governor, Abubakar Sani Bello, to offer the House with full details of looted funds purportedly recovered in the state.

This is coming at the heels of claim by the government that it has recovered funds siphoned by political office holders of the immediate past government that have been arrested.

The lawmakers in a decision taken yesterday, stated that the information must contain details such as names of those that stole government funds, how much were refunded as well as the exact amount recovered from them.

Nigeria and Equatorial Guinea Tuesday in Malabo signed an agreement for the establishment of a combined maritime policing and security patrol committee.

A statement issued yesterday by the Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Mr. Garba Shehu, said the conclusion and signing of the agreement was expected to enhance security in the Gulf of Guinea and help in curbing maritime crimes such as piracy, crude oil theft, sabotage of oil rigs and arms smuggling.

According to a communique issued at the end of President Muhammadu Buhari’s visit to Malabo, both countries also agreed to discuss greater cooperation on oil and gas production and a bilateral trade agreement.

Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, yesterday told Justice Olasumbo Goodluck, of the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory how former Head of Service of the Federation, Mr. Stephen Oronsaye, operated a ‘secret’ bank account for the Presidential Committee on the Financial Action Task Force in 2012. EFCC through its witness, Ms. Ngunna Kakwagh, who was led in evidence by prosecution counsel, O. Uket told the court how the ex-Head of Service unilaterally operated an Access Bank account in the name of the presidential committee between 2012 and 2014 and received payments from Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, through the account without the knowledge of other members.

The Court of Appeal, Lagos division has fixed November 22, 2016 for hearing the appeal challenging the jurisdiction of a Federal High Court to entertain a dispute arising over Oil Mining Leases (OML) 52, 53 and 55 to Seplat Petroleum Development Company Limited. Britannia-U Nigeria Limited had instituted a suit before a Federal High Court, Lagos asking the court to restrain Chevron Nigerian Limited from divesting its interests in Oil Mining Leases (OML) 52, 53 and 55 to Seplat Petroleum Development Company.

The appellate court yesterday fixed November 22, 2016 for hearing of the substantive appeal and refused to entertain an application brought by Chevron asking for stay of proceedings. The court, however, granted the appellants (Chevron Nigeria Limited and BNP Paribas Securities Corp) application for an extension of time to file additional records of appeal.

Chief Judge of Kogi State, Justice Nasiru Ajanah, has warned that no security agent should be used as instrument of oppression to punish individual. Justice Ajanah who gave the warning after the review of 40 awaiting trial cases during the prison decongestion visit to Ankpa Prison yesterday, stated that the police must always conduct thorough investigation before an accused person is charged to court. The Chief Judge explained that nobody should use prison facility to oppress individual or group of people in the society because of their positions or connections. He urged the police to be vigilant and always bring those using the state apparatus to oppress other to book to serve as deterrence to others.

Kano State Governor, Dr. Abdullahi Ganduje, has threatened to expose the alleged deals perpetrated by his predecessor, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, while in office.

Ganduje said: “Some works have been done with so many shoddy deals which I will soon expose for people to know the calibre of person my predecessor was.

“Kano people will always resist any attempt by anyone to short change them. Yes, we knew the genuine projects, including the shoddy ones, which I will not tolerate by exposing them for the people to judge your action.”

FirstBank of Nigeria Limited has joined the rest of the world in celebrating the 2016 Global Money Week to engage children and youths in the rudiments of financial literacy.

The 2016 Global Money Week holds from 14th – 20th of March, 2016, and this year marks the 5th anniversary of the annual event with the theme: “Take Part. Save Smart”

A statement from the bank explained that as part of its corporate sustainability and responsibility initiatives, it commenced the FutureFirst Programme to empower secondary school students between 13 to 17 years with the knowledge of building fulfilling careers and financial literacy.

The Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Mr. Godwin Emefiele, on Tuesday launched the Youth Innovative Entrepreneurship Development Programme (YIED-P), an initiative designed to unlock the ingenuity and resourcefulness of youths to drive the economy.

Under the new pilot scheme, about 1,000 youths would be targeted and one million direct jobs in productive activities would be created within the next four years with special credit line of up to N3 million made available for each eligible youth.

The Dangote Group, owned by Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, has opened a tomato-processing factory near Nigeria’s northern city of Kano aimed at vying for the local market with imports from China.

“We have fully started operations today and the target is 1,200 metric tons per day,” the managing director of Dangote Farms Limited, which runs the plant, Abdulkareem Kaita, said Tuesday in an interview with Bloomberg.

“We are going to work with the farmers, they can afford to produce more because there’s a processing factory and they don’t have to suffer losses like they did before.”

MTN Group Limited has alleged that the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has lifted a suspension on services to the mobile phone company, an indication that relations between the two sides are thawing as they negotiate the payment of a record $3.9 billion fine.

NCC “has lifted the suspension on regulatory services to MTN Nigeria,” the Johannesburg-based company said in a statement yesterday.

The move, according to Bloomberg, allows Africa’s biggest wireless operator to seek approvals for promotions and other plans to grow in the company’s biggest market, MTN said.

The federal government on Tuesday officially announced the funeral programme of the late Minister of State for Labour and Employment, James Enojo Ocholi (SAN), his wife, Blessing, and son, Joshua, who died in a fatal road accident along Kaduna-Abuja highway on March 6, 2016.

According to the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Mr. Babachir David Lawal, who is also the chairman of the burial planning committee, “The three-day funeral programme will commence on, March 16, 2016, with special court session at the National Industrial Court in Abuja, followed by a service of songs at National Christian Centre, Abuja, later in the evening.”

The Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwumi Ambode, has said the state plans to use tourism, hospitality, entertainment and sports to drive development of the state.

Speaking during a tour of the National Museum, Onikan, Lagos Ambode stated that the state government and the Federal Ministry of Information and Culture will collaborate to redevelop the National Museum situated in Onikan, Lagos.

A new bill seeking to abolish Nigeria’s involvement in double taxation with South Korea, Spain and Sweden was on Tuesday sent to the Senate by President Muhammadu Buhari.

Specifically, the bill seeks to promote trade relations between Nigeria and any of the three countries by ensuring that any businessman and woman involved in trade relations within the countries will only be taxed in just one country.

Explaining the objective of the bill in a letter addressed to Senate President Bukola Saraki, Buhari said any businessman involved in business between Nigeria and Sweden for instance, could only be taxed in one of the two countries while he enjoys tax holiday in the other country.

He explained further that Nigeria entered into an agreement with the three countries between 2004 and 2009, noting that domesticating the agreement had become imperative if it must secure the force of law. He added that the bill would stimulate foreign direct investment in Nigeria.

The letter read: “The Senate is invited to note that agreements for the avoidance of double taxation between countries facilitate inter-states trade, economic and business activities as well as enable prospective investors to know the income tax obligation in each country and tax incentives available. They also ensure stable and reliable tax regimes and improve the cooperation between tax authorities through exchange of information among others.

“Pursuant to the above, the Federal Government of Nigeria entered into agreement for the avoidance of double taxation with the Kingdom of Sweden, Republic of South Korea and Kingdom of Spain which were duly executed on November 18 2004, November 6, 2006 and June 23, 2009 respectively after series of negotiations between Nigeria and each of these countries.

“For the agreements to be enforceable in Nigeria, they must be domesticated in line with the provisions of section 12 (1) of the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 (as amended) which states that no treaty between the federation and any other country shall have the force of law to the extent that such treaty has been enacted into law by the National Assembly.

“Bearing in mind the interest of Nigeria and each of the three countries to these agreements vis-a-vis the economic vision of this governmnt, the coming into the force of these agreements will no doubt facilitate the interchange of direct foreign investment.”

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Monday, 14 March 2016

How an Igbo Barber Was Killed In Abuja Over N10

Ikechukwu Anigbo, a barber who was said to have been mistaken for a robber, is the latest victim of mob attack in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). He was beaten, killed and burnt around a popular relaxation centre in Apo, Abuja.

When Chukwudi Orji bade his friend, Ikechukwu Anigbo, good bye as he left the relaxation centre, he never knew, that was the last time he would be speaking to him.

30 minutes after Ikechukwu left the spot, Orji received news of violence involving some motorcyclists, but he brushed it aside. It was when Orji got home at about 11p.m, that he learnt that his friend, Anigbo was the victim of the violence.

The royal rumble between the Awujale of Ijebuland, Oba Sikiru Adetona, and the Alake of Egbaland, Oba Adedotun Gbadebo, took a dizzying dimension on Monday morning as 22 Egba chiefs, including 15 Ogboni chiefs, gathered in Ake Palace, Abeokuta, Ogun state, to reply Adetona over what they alleged as his “comments against the person and office of Alake.”

Oba Adetona had last Thursday in Lagos claimed among other things that the Alake was a junior chief in Egba forest under Alaafin who fled to Ibadan and that Alake is also of the same status with some Ijebu

Former Lagos state governor and APC national leader, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, Sunday, received the newly crowned Olu of Warri, Prince Godfrey Ikenwoli, Emiko Ogiame Ikenwole 1, at his residence in Lagos.

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The Anglican Arch-Diocese of Enugu has officially banned wearing of topless dresses to Church weddings, reception and services.

The Archbishop of the Arch-Diocese, Most Rev. Emmanuel Chukwuma, disclosed this to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Enugu on Monday.

Mr. Chukwuma said the ban was to return moral chastity on persons, especially women, who attend such functions in the Church.

An Abuja High Court sitting at Jabi has ordered the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, and the Nigerian Army, to forthwith, release Col. Nicholas Ashinze, a former aide to the erstwhile National Security Adviser, NSA, Col. Sambo Dasuki (retd.), who has been in detention since December 23, 2015.

‎In a judgment on Monday, Justice Yusuf Haliru, directed the respondents to immediately release the applicant on self-recognition, saying his detention for over three months without trial, was “‎illegal, wrongful, unlawful and constituted a blatant violation of the fundamental rights of the applicant”. The court also ordered immediate release of documents and items the anti-graft agency seized from the house of the applicant.

Porn Star Professor ‘Old Nick’, 61, Has Resigned From the University of Manchester

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A Christian leader has had his buttocks mauled by a lion after running towards the creature to try and prove the ‘Lord’s power over animals’.

Alec Ndiwane, a Zion church leader, was on safari with fellow members of his church when he decided to show how God would save him if he approached a pride of feeding lions.

Ndiwane, who calls himself a ‘prophet’ was said to have fallen into a ‘deep trance’ before charging at the lions in South Africa’s Kruger national Park. He was also speaking in tongues.

Pro-government militias in South Sudan are allowing soldiers to rape women as payment, the UN rights office has claimed.

In a new report, the rights office described the country as ‘one of the most horrendous human rights situations in the world’, and extensively outlined how women were routinely raped by soldiers as payment for their services.

‘The assessment team received information that the armed militias… who carry out attacks together with the SPLA (South Sudanese army) commit violations under an agreement of ‘do what you can and take what you can’, the report said.

An inmate who had sex with two former prison guards is now suing Washington County and the sheriff.

Former jail services technicians Jill Curry, 39, and Brett Robinson, 33, are currently in jail serving sentences for custodial sexual misconduct among other crimes.

The lawsuit is seeking $650,000 (£459,363) in damages alleging assault and battery along with negligent hiring and supervision.

At least 12 civilians and two soldiers have been killed in a shooting at two hotels in the Ivory Coast, French media say.

A witness quoted by RFI said that at least two gunmen ‘armed with machine guns’ opened fire on guests and staff near a number of hotels popular with western tourists in Grand Bassam, which is about 40km east of the capital, Abidjan.

Other reports suggest as many as ten gunmen may have been involved.

From next month, non-EU migrants earning less than £35,000 will be forced to leave.

The new Home Office policy, which comes into force on April 6, applies to all overseas workers who have been in the UK for five years on a Tier 2 visa.

If they can’t prove that they’re earning more than £35,000, they will be denied settlement and will face deportation.

Teachers, IT professionals and journalists could all be badly affected.

It’s a mystery that has put the fear of God into sailors, and left scientists scratching their heads for years: What causes the Bermuda Triangle to claim so many ships and aircraft.

Scientists believe they may be closer to solving the mystery after the discovery of a series of craters.

The craters are actually nowhere near the Bermuda Triangle – they’re off the coast of Norway – so it’s currently just a theory.

Basically, the half mile-wide craters are 150ft deep and are believed to have been created by methane building up and popping under the seabed.

A man in the US has been charged after he was found allegedly raping a co-worker’s dog.

Daniel Reinsvold, 44, was discovered by his co-worker’s daughter in their basement, police said.

He had his pants and underwear down and was straddling their pet dog, Cooper, with his pelvis pushed up against the dog.

Ahead of the delegate election of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Edo state, holding in June for election of the party’s flag bearer in the forthcoming governorship election, there are strong indications that much work still needs to be done to ensure Dr. Godwin Obaseki, the preferred aspirant of Governor Adams Oshiomhole acceptable to the party members.

The indications emerge during recent meetings of members of the group, Edo Accord Initiative (EAI), which is spearheading the ‘marketing’ of Dr. Obaseki to delegate members of the party, held at Akoko-Edo, Owan East and Owan West local government areas of the state, where the people accused Governor Oshiomhole of marginalisation, neglect and failure to fulfil his election promises to them.

Candidate of the All Progressives Congress at the just concluded Benue South senatorial rerun, Comrade Daniel Onyirofie Onjeh has once again dragged his opponent, David Mark to the election petition tribunal, citing irregularities in the contest.

This is the second time Onjeh is going back to the tribunal. The first time was in 2015 and his petition led to the nullification of Mark’s election which gave rise to the rerun.

The Independent National Electoral Commission had declared Senator David Mark of the Peoples Democratic Party the winner of the poll with a margin of more than 12,000 votes.

Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose has axed no fewer than 16 teachers at Elo High School, Ayetoro Ekiti, for allegedly using their pupils as labourers on their farms during school hours.

Fayose gave the directive in Ado Ekiti while receiving the report of a team led by the Deputy Governor, Dr Kolapo Olusola, that went to the school for a preliminary investigation.

According to a statement on Sunday by his Chief Press Secretary, Mr. Idowu Adelusi, the governor took the action following complaints from parents that their children were being made by some of their teachers to work on their farms during school hours.

The All Progressives Congress (APC), has won all the Chairmanship and Councillorship seat in the Local Government elections conducted on Saturday in Sokoto State.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the results were declared in Sokoto on Sunday by Alhaji Usman Abubakar the Chairman, State Independent Electoral Commission (SIEC).

Abubakar, who announced that APC won all the 22 Chairmanship seat and 234 Councillorship seat, described the poll as `free, fair and credible.’

Former Niger Delta militant leader, Chief Government Ekpemupolo also known as Tompolo, has flayed former Secretary-General of the Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG), Chief Frank Ovie Kokori, for charging him to come out of hiding and face his trial over alleged financial offences.

Kokori had on Saturday challenged Ekpemupolo to come out of his hiding and face the EFCC in the court to prove his innocence in his ongoing trial by the agency over an avalanche of financial crimes.

In a statement issued on Sunday by his Media Adviser and Consultant, Paul Bebenimibo, Tompolo described Kokori’s call as “an unwarranted outburst” designed to curry the favour of President Muhammadu Buhari.

Some members of the Oodua Peoples Congress (OPC) have dragged the factional national coordinator of the organisation, Otunba Gani Adams, to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for allegedly diverting $22m.

The aggrieved members made these claims of financial fraud in a three-page petition, dated March 4 and signed by 26 members of the National Coordinating Council of the group.

The petition was reportedly received at the Lagos office of the anti-graft agency on March 11.

The Abia state University community was hot all through the night and today as cult clashes has seen two people dead.

A cult group known as “Atabo” beheaded two guys from a rival group known as the “Mafians” in revenge for killing their Number One Man.

As they buried their Number One Man yesterday, they went into operation of revenge using a lady to gain access to the room of the two boys and shot them…as they struggled to survive, the rival cult decided to cut them into pieces.

Kenneth Nweke from Effium community in Ohaukwu Local Government Area of Ebonyi State is currently battling for survival at the Federal Teaching Hospital, Abakaliki (FETHA) after being raped by a 26-year-old man, Lawrence Anyigor through the anus.

Anyigor, a native of Benue State but who resides in the neighbouring Effium Community in Ohaukwu Local Government Area of the state where he committed the crime, was said to have invaded the house of the victim at about 1:30 am and raped him through the anus.

Robbers Chop Robbers have chopped off the wrists of a septuagenarian, Pa Jacob Ikilo, a security guard at a filling station at Eyaen village, on the Benin-Auchi Road.

Pa Jacob is receiving treatment at the Male Orthopaedic Ward of the University of Benin Teaching Hospital (UBTH), where doctors are battling to save his right wrist.

The severed right wrist, being kept alive by a tiny blood vessel, requires N380,000 to be fixed back.

The incident was said to have occurred on Monday, February 29, at 3 am, when Pa Jacob was on night duty.

Dead Pregnant Woman Undergoes Cesarean By Her Niece

Mrs Koumate Monique was a cameroonian woman pregnant of twins. On the day of delivery she went to the hospital, but was denied medical attention, since she had no money.

She died at the gates of one of the main public hospitals of the city Douala (Hopital la Quintinie). However the babies in her womb were still alive. The niece of the deceased demanded that at least the lives of the babies be saved by immediate medical intervention, and she would pay for the intervention later on, but all to no avail.

The Federal Government has warned that it will deal ruthlessly with those engaged in pipeline vandalism and the sabotage of power infrastructure that have combined to drastically reduce power generation/transmission as well as fuel supplies in recent times, thus inflicting untold hardship on Nigerians.

In a statement issued in Abuja on Sunday, the Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, said the repeated attacks on oil and gas pipelines and the wilful shutdown of power facilities by protesters amount to economic sabotage which no government will tolerate.

President Muhammadu Buhari on Sunday congratulated the National President, Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, Rev. Felix Omobude.

Omobude who is the General Superintendent, Gospel Light International Ministries, clocks 70 on Monday.

In a statement by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Mr. Femi Adesina, the President saluted the clergyman’svision, charisma and strength of character which he said have seen him dutifully fulfill his pastoral calling over the years, largely demonstrated in his love for a united and prosperous Nigeria.

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