Former Manchester United star and football pundit, Rio Ferdinand, has expressed a strong opinion on the club’s transfer strategy, suggesting they prioritize signing Carlos Baleba from Brighton rather than investing in another striker. Ferdinand, a legendary figure at Old Trafford, believes the Cameroonian midfielder offers the kind of quality and versatility the team needs more urgently than a forward. According to him, Manchester United should divert their focus from RB Leipzig’s Benjamin Sesko, who is currently making headlines due to his impressive performance in the Bundesliga. Sesko, the Slovenian international, has attracted the attention of United after delivering 39 goals and eight assists while playing for the German side. His rising profile has made him a top prospect during the summer transfer window, with multiple clubs reportedly vying for his signature. However, during an episode of Rio Ferdinand Presents, the former defender emphasized the value of strengthening United’s midfield with a player like Baleba, who fits the mold of modern midfielders capable of impacting every part of the pitch. “A player in the mold of Amorim. Great physical presence, strong at ball progression, capable of receiving the ball across all areas of the field. Tactically sound, full of energy, with great mobility, and Premier League-proven in central midfield — that’s Baleba,” Ferdinand explained. He added with conviction, “That’s the kind of player I would target. That’s my pick. I would go all out financially to secure him.” Furthermore, Ferdinand argued that the potential funds raised from the sale of current players like Jadon Sancho, Antony, and Alejandro Garnacho should be sufficient to fund the transfer of Baleba from Brighton. These three players, alongside others, are rumored to be on the summer transfer list, and notably, they have also been excluded from Ruben Amorim’s squad for the club’s pre-season tour. This development suggests that Manchester United may indeed be preparing for a major squad reshuffle, possibly to accommodate a signing like Baleba.
Popular Nigerian street-hop musician, Habeeb Olalomi Badmus, widely recognized by his stage name Portable, has taken his dispute with outspoken social media personality Verydarkman to a spiritual level by visiting a traditional shrine for intervention. This bold action comes on the heels of a diss track dropped by Verydarkman, in which he accused the Zazuu crooner of being involved in theft and boldly branded him with the Yoruba term “Ole”, meaning thief. The conflict escalated after Verydarkman reportedly released a video that allegedly connected Portable to a tricycle theft incident, triggering widespread reactions and controversy online. In response to the viral clip, both Portable and Verydarkman engaged in a flurry of verbal exchanges and music diss tracks, using their social platforms to call each other out and escalate the already tense feud. Following these events, Portable reportedly took legal steps by submitting a formal petition to the Nigerian Police, demanding the arrest of Verydarkman for what he claims to be defamation of character and cyberbullying. But in a surprising twist just days after filing the police report, another video began circulating on the internet. The footage showed Portable visiting a traditional spiritual shrine, apparently seeking spiritual justice over the accusations made against him. In the viral clip, the controversial singer was seen appealing to a native doctor, lamenting that Verydarkman and certain individuals had severely tarnished his name and brand by labeling him a thief in public forums. Portable, who is known for his unpredictable behavior and street appeal, appeared visibly disturbed in the shrine video as he called for spiritual retribution against those he believes are behind the smear campaign. This saga highlights the continued interplay between online influence, music rivalries, and cultural beliefs in Nigeria’s entertainment industry. As Portable turns to traditional methods for justice while also involving law enforcement, it remains unclear how the matter will unfold or whether further legal or spiritual escalations will follow.
Omah Lay’s associate under the same label, Kaestyle, has asserted that Muyiwa Awoniyi, the former manager of the ‘Soso’ hitmaker, was actually fired — contradicting Awoniyi’s social media claims of a peaceful separation. According to a previous report by LMSINT MEDIA, Muyiwa Awoniyi disclosed through a post on X (formerly Twitter) that he was no longer serving as the manager for Omah Lay after several years of collaboration. Not long after that announcement, Kaestyle, who is both a collaborator and fellow artist under the same record label, posted a cryptic but suggestive remark. He wrote: “Dem sack you, you say I’m no longer… lol always quick to go on social media.” This subtle jab didn’t go unnoticed. Awoniyi responded by implying that Kaestyle’s post was directed at him. He went further to clarify that his role as Omah Lay’s manager was motivated by a mission — to help the artist escape what he described as a restrictive contract under their label, KeyQaad, which still houses Kaestyle. Awoniyi elaborated that after successfully freeing Omah Lay from the unfavorable contract, he stepped away from managing him. He then accused Kaestyle of remaining in the same allegedly exploitative situation, stating: “I agreed to manage Omah to get him out of the very slave deal that you signed. Now he is out, I also am out. You on the other hand are a slave.” Despite the tension, Omah Lay expressed deep appreciation for Awoniyi’s contributions to his career. In a heartfelt message on X, the artist wrote: “@IAmDonawon The most intelligent ngga I’ve met so far in the game, love you forever my blood.”* Awoniyi replied warmly, writing: “Love you my brother. Clarity of mind is on the way now finally!” In a follow-up post, Awoniyi revealed that Omah Lay had finalized plans to exit KeyQaad and had already set up his own label, reportedly called ‘Boy Alone’. As of now, Omah Lay has not publicly confirmed either his departure from KeyQaad or the launch of his personal imprint. You’ve reached the maximum length for this conversation, but you can keep talking by starting a new chat. Retry
Former BBNaija Season 9 contestant, Nelly Mbonu, has openly expressed disapproval over the participation of fellow housemates, Ozee and Ocee Mbadiwe, popularly known as the Mbadiwe Twins, stating they lacked merit for inclusion in the reality show. During a recent interview with Hip TV, Nelly asserted that the twins brought no remarkable contributions to the Big Brother house throughout their stay. She emphasized that their presence lacked substance and originality. “They didn’t bring anything noteworthy to the house,” Nelly stressed. She went on to claim that their family name – Mbadiwe – played a significant role in how they were perceived and treated by other housemates. According to her, the twins received unwarranted respect solely because of their surname. “Most housemates gave them more attention because of their name. That name alone made them a point of interest. But for me, it meant absolutely nothing,” Nelly declared. She further dismissed the notion that a famous surname should influence anyone’s standing in the Big Brother house, noting that such favoritism was misplaced. Nelly stated unequivocally that the Mbadiwe Twins should have exited the show as early as the first week, questioning their overall contribution to the game. “In all honesty, I didn’t see the purpose of their being there. I couldn’t understand what they were really doing in the house.” Though she acknowledged that the twins might have deserved to be part of the reality show in general, she believes Season 9 was not the right fit for them. “They might deserve to be on Big Brother at some point, but not in Season 9,” she clarified. Despite maintaining that she holds no personal grudge against the twins, Nelly admitted their actions and presence were deeply annoying to her. “I’ve got nothing against them personally, but they really got on my nerves. They were irritating,” she concluded.
A Federal High Court in Kaduna has sentenced eight young men to prison over their involvement in internet fraud and financial crime, in a major legal crackdown spearheaded by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). Presiding over the matter was Justice R.M. Aikawa, who issued the verdict after the Kaduna Zonal Command of the EFCC successfully prosecuted the case against the suspects. The individuals convicted are Abdulrasheed Dayyabu, Abdulrahman Salim, Abubakar Ali Uba, Falalu Tanko, Ishaq Haruna, Muhammad Faisal, Muhammad Sani Ahmed, and Hassan Umar. Each of the accused faced individual charges centered on cybercrime activities, including identity theft, unlawful fund possession, internet-based financial scams, and aiding others in retaining proceeds of criminal acts. For instance, the charge read in court against Abdulrasheed Dayyabu stated: “That you, Abdulrasheed Dayyabu, sometime in the year 2024, at Kaduna, within the jurisdiction of the Federal High Court of Nigeria, did aid one Buhari to commit an offence, to wit: retention of proceeds of criminal conduct and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 21(a) of the Money Laundering (Prevention & Prohibition) Act, 2022 and punishable under Section 20(b) of the same Act.” Another case presented against Falalu Tanko noted: “That you, Falalu Tanko, sometime in June, 2025 in Kaduna within the jurisdiction of this Honourable Court retained the total sum of $3,000 which you knew formed part of proceeds of an unlawful act, and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 18(2)(d) of the Money Laundering (Prevention & Prohibition) Act, 2022 and punishable under Section 18(3) of the same Act.” All eight defendants admitted guilt to the charges leveled against them. Following their guilty pleas, EFCC legal representative, Fortune Amina Iminabo Asemebo, presented the facts before the court and urged Justice Aikawa to rule in accordance with the evidence and relevant legal provisions. Justice Aikawa delivered the rulings accordingly. Furthermore, the court imposed asset recovery measures: As for Falalu Tanko, the judgment was slightly different due to the nature of his crime, which involved digital scams. He was handed a three-year sentence with an option to pay a N300,000 fine. In addition to the sentence, the court ordered the forfeiture of his BMW 3 Series (2008 model) and an iPhone 13 Pro, both considered proceeds of his illegal online dealings. According to EFCC investigations, seven of the accused were arrested after TAJ Bank submitted a formal petition. The bank had uncovered a significant breach in its agency banking platform, with over ₦1 billion siphoned through a well-orchestrated network of fraudulent transfers targeting both bank and fintech systems. Meanwhile, Falalu Tanko was tracked down and apprehended in the Babar Saura axis of Kaduna after intelligence linked him to cyber-related crimes. The EFCC stated that this operation is part of a broader and ongoing clampdown on internet-based financial crimes. The Commission emphasized that its digital forensic capabilities and intelligence operations are rapidly expanding to outpace increasingly sophisticated cybercriminals.
The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Imo State, led by its Chairman MacDonald Ebere, has officially congratulated Professor Nentawe Yilwatda on his emergence as the new National Chairman of the party. In his message, Ebere described Yilwatda as a well-grounded technocrat and visionary political strategist, with whom he has shared a long-standing and productive partnership. He emphasized that Yilwatda’s elevation comes at a pivotal moment, one that will reposition the party for grassroots development and institutional transformation ahead of the 2027 elections. According to Ebere, Yilwatda’s unwavering dedication to the core principles of the APC and his innovative mindset make him a unifier—someone capable of strengthening internal cohesion across party levels nationwide. The statement, released to the media by Ebere’s media aide, Julian Chijioke, followed the conclusion of the APC National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting. Ebere extended profound gratitude to the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and APC National Leader, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, for his steady leadership and facilitation of what he described as a smooth transition process that preserved stability within the party at the national level. In the same breath, Ebere praised Governor Hope Uzodinma, who doubles as the Chairman of the Progressive Governors’ Forum, for his steadfast loyalty and instrumental role in rallying consensus among stakeholders that led to Yilwatda’s emergence through unity and collective purpose. Highlighting Governor Uzodinma’s leadership influence, Ebere stressed that his role in enabling Yilwatda’s rise illustrates his bridge-building efforts beyond the Southeast region, strengthening national integration within the party. Furthermore, the Imo APC Chairman acknowledged the tireless contributions of APC stakeholders across the national, state, and ward levels, appreciating their loyalty, resilience, and commitment to the party’s vision and mission. He encouraged them to maintain their resolve as the APC steers the nation toward a path of democratic renewal and economic revival. “As we advance towards the 2027 general elections, I assure Nigerians that the APC, under the able leadership of President Tinubu and our newly appointed National Chairman, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda, will remain committed to fulfilling its promises and driving national development,” Ebere declared.
Alhaji Aminu Yakubu-Ladan, the Chairman of Chanchaga Local Government Area (LGA) in Niger State, has instituted legal proceedings against the Niger State Government over an alleged unconstitutional attempt to reduce the tenure of democratically elected local government officials. The council chairman has taken the matter to the Federal High Court sitting in Abuja, challenging the legitimacy of the Niger State Local Government Law, 2001, which recently amended the tenure of local government chairmen and councillors from four years to three years. In the suit, Yakubu-Ladan is asking the court to rule that this amendment is invalid, arguing that it violates the provisions of the 1999 Constitution (as amended) and the Electoral Act of 2022. His claim centers on Section 29 (2) of the amended Local Government Law, which he believes contradicts superior national legislation. According to the court documents, the suit was officially filed on July 11, 2025, by his counsel, Chris Udeoyibo, under suit number FHC/ABJ/CS/1370/2025. The chairman is asking the court to interpret eight key constitutional issues that revolve around the legality and applicability of the state’s amended local government law. The lawsuit lists several key institutions as defendants, including: As part of the reliefs sought, Yakubu-Ladan is requesting a court injunction to suspend all preparations for the November 1, 2025, local government elections throughout the state. He is demanding that the elections should not proceed until the full four-year tenure of currently elected chairmen and councillors is completed, as originally stipulated before the controversial amendment. He further urges the court to issue an order barring both INEC and the IGP from providing any form of logistical or security support for the planned elections, claiming such action would undermine the constitutional rights of elected officials. Despite these concerns, the Niger State Independent Electoral Commission (NSIEC) has already fixed the local government elections for November 1, a decision that has raised tensions and attracted criticism from various political stakeholders. As at the time of reporting, the case has not yet been assigned to a specific judge.
In a major development in Nigeria’s business sector, Aliko Dangote, the founder and majority stakeholder of Dangote Cement Plc, has officially stepped down from his position as Chairman of the Board of Directors. This move marks a significant leadership transition in one of Africa’s largest cement producers. The announcement was made public through a press statement released on Friday by the company’s Group Chief Branding and Communications Officer, Anthony Chiejina. In the statement, Chiejina disclosed that Dangote’s resignation was a strategic decision aimed at allowing the industrialist to channel more time and energy into the operations of the Dangote Petroleum Refinery, which is now a core focus of his conglomerate. “Aliko Dangote has retired as Chairman of the Board of Dangote Cement to dedicate more attention to the Dangote Refinery project,” said Chiejina in the official release. As part of the leadership restructuring, the Board of Directors has appointed Emmanuel Ikazoboh, a respected independent non-executive director, as the new Chairman of Dangote Cement Plc. Ikazoboh brings a wealth of experience and independence to the company’s governance structure, and his appointment reflects the board’s ongoing commitment to stability, transparency, and operational excellence. The shift in leadership comes at a pivotal moment when the company is expanding its market dominance and focusing on sustainable industrial growth across Africa. Stakeholders are optimistic that the change will enable Dangote to advance critical infrastructure projects, particularly the oil refining sector, which is projected to be a transformative force in Nigeria’s energy economy. This development also demonstrates a broader trend among leading African conglomerates to redistribute leadership roles for improved focus on strategic ventures.
In a recent development that may affect residents and businesses across Lagos, Ikeja Electric Plc (IE) has announced an upcoming 25-day power outage in specific areas under its electricity distribution network. This significant disruption will last from Monday, July 28 to Thursday, August 21, 2025, and will occur daily between 8:00 am and 5:00 pm. This information was made public through an official notification shared on Ikeja Electric’s verified social media platforms, where the power distribution company detailed the cause and timeframe of the scheduled outage. According to the released statement, the daily blackouts are part of a maintenance operation by the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN). The objective is to perform technical upgrades and system improvements on the Omotosho–Ikeja West 330kV transmission line, a vital component in Nigeria’s electricity grid infrastructure. Reason Behind the Planned Outage Ikeja Electric emphasized that this disruption is necessary to support TCN in its ongoing infrastructure upgrades. The planned maintenance is expected to improve power reliability in the long run. However, during the 25-day period, consumers across the IE network should anticipate intermittent power supply and possible load shedding. “Please be informed that the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) will carry out scheduled maintenance on the Omotosho-Ikeja West 330kV transmission line from Monday, July 28 to Thursday, August 21, 2025, between the hours of 8:00 am and 5:00 pm daily,” the statement read. “During this period, customers may experience intermittent power supply and load shedding across our network due to the planned TCN outage,” the notice added. Impacted Areas and What Residents Should Expect Although Ikeja Electric did not list specific communities or streets, it is expected that multiple neighborhoods under the Ikeja coverage zone may be affected. Residents are advised to make necessary arrangements ahead of the blackout period to mitigate the inconvenience, especially those who rely heavily on electricity for business, medical, and domestic activities. Public Reaction and Expectations The announcement has sparked mixed reactions on social media, with some residents expressing concern over the economic impact of such a long blackout period. Small businesses, especially those in the tech, food, and services sectors, are particularly vulnerable to disruptions in power supply. Stakeholders are urging both Ikeja Electric and TCN to ensure that the maintenance work is carried out promptly and efficiently to minimize the duration of impact on consumers.
Adeleke’s Adviser Labels Oyetola the “Weakest Opponent” Ahead of 2026 Polls Muniru Raji, the Special Adviser on Political Matters to Osun State Governor, Senator Ademola Adeleke, has dismissed the chances of former Governor Adegboyega Oyetola in the upcoming 2026 gubernatorial election, branding him as the least formidable opponent for the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in Osun. Speaking during a recent episode of Lero Temi, a popular podcast in Osogbo, Raji stated that if the All Progressives Congress (APC) fields Oyetola, now Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, he would suffer another decisive defeat at the hands of Adeleke. This remark comes in the context of recent developments surrounding Adeleke’s alleged defection and the Osun State PDP’s unexpected show of support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s 2027 re-election bid. “Oyetola is the easiest opponent to defeat in any governorship race. Should the APC present him again, Governor Adeleke will defeat him convincingly, just as he did in 2022,” Raji affirmed. No Plans for Defection – Adeleke Committed to PDP Raji further clarified that Governor Adeleke has no intention of leaving the PDP, regardless of the ongoing political realignments in Osun. He highlighted the reality of frequent defections in Nigerian politics and pointed out that when Adeleke took office, every elected official was from the APC, not the PDP. “Defections happen all the time. But at the time Governor Adeleke assumed office, all elected public officials in Osun were APC members,” he said. He also emphasized that the loyalty of voters carries more weight than the actions of elected officials who may defect, adding that Adeleke still enjoys the strong backing of the grassroots. “Officeholders are not as significant as the voters. Since 2018, Adeleke has enjoyed unwavering support from the people, and that hasn’t changed going into 2026.” Adeleke to Run for Re-Election on PDP Platform Confirming that Adeleke will indeed contest again under the PDP, Raji dismissed speculation about internal strife within the party’s national leadership, particularly the dispute over the National Secretary’s position. “The issue involving the PDP National Secretary has been resolved. The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has affirmed its position, and Adeleke remains with the PDP.” Rumors of APC Meetings Debunked Raji also rejected the claims that Governor Adeleke held meetings with APC stakeholders, reiterating that no such conversations took place. “Governor Adeleke has not met with any APC members, contrary to what’s being speculated.” However, in a surprising twist, Raji noted that both Adeleke and the Osun PDP would back President Bola Tinubu’s second-term bid in 2027, not out of party loyalty, but due to ethnic solidarity and political strategy. “Adeleke and the PDP in Osun will support President Tinubu’s re-election in 2027. His support from the North is diminishing, and we’re standing with him because he is a Yoruba son from the South.”
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has strongly criticized President Bola Tinubu and the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) for what he termed interference in opposition affairs, while neglecting Nigeria’s deepening economic and security challenges. In a statement issued by his spokesperson, Paul Ibe, Atiku condemned Tinubu’s recent remarks about the African Democratic Congress (ADC), made during the 14th APC National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting. The former vice president alleged that President Tinubu is manipulating state resources and institutions to disrupt opposition parties—an action Atiku described as a deliberate strategy aimed at turning Nigeria into a single-party state. According to the statement, Tinubu is prioritizing his ambition for re-election in 2027, while ignoring the suffering of Nigerian citizens. “Instead of interfering with the affairs of the ADC, President Tinubu should focus on mending the widening divide between himself and Vice President Kashim Shettima, and urgently address Nigeria’s deteriorating economic landscape,” the statement said. Atiku’s media aide further denounced the presidency’s alleged misuse of public funds to sow discord within opposition ranks, calling it an unproductive and unethical waste of national resources. The statement also pointed fingers at Tinubu’s administration for inciting tensions among supporters of Atiku and Peter Obi within the broader opposition alliance, describing it as a calculated move that failed to achieve its goal. “It is now public knowledge that the rift between Atiku and Peter Obi’s supporters was intentionally ignited by the presidency. Fortunately, that plot collapsed. The alliance has healed, and we are more unified than before,” the statement emphasized. In his broader assessment of Tinubu’s government, Atiku slammed the current administration as ineffective and disconnected from Nigeria’s urgent realities. He cited increased levels of insecurity, food scarcity, and worsening poverty as indicators of failed leadership. Atiku also alleged that the presidency was deploying anti-corruption agencies and other government institutions as tools of coercion to intimidate and pressure opposition figures into joining the APC. In conclusion, the former vice president urged President Tinubu to stop focusing on political gamesmanship and instead channel his energy toward tackling the real problems facing Nigeria.
Primate Elijah Ayodele, spiritual head of the INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, has expressed deep concern over the worsening state of the African continent, boldly declaring that neither the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) nor the African Union (AU) possess the right frameworks or leadership resolve to tackle the complex problems troubling Africa. In a statement issued through his official media aide, Osho Oluwatosin, Primate Ayodele strongly criticized the current trajectory of African governance. He highlighted that although the continent faces diverse and pressing challenges, African leaders remain fixed in outdated approaches, which has only worsened the situation and led to deeper stagnation. He warned that, at this rate, a time would come when African nations would rise up in conflict against each other, driven by the systemic failure of leadership across the continent. He prophesied that unless a transformational shift occurs, Africa will remain under the economic and political dominance of Western powers for the next 25 years, effectively acting as a modern-day colony until a truly independent and progressive Africa is birthed. “A great danger looms ahead for the African Union Commission. It will be viewed as corrupt and biased in its decisions,” the prophet warned. According to Primate Ayodele, the absence of unity among African nations, coupled with poor leadership, would further expose Africa to exploitation by global powers. He painted a grim picture of the continent becoming a dumping ground for foreign interests, with no clear path to independence or development unless urgent prayers and actions are undertaken. “Africa will continue to experience internal turmoil. African countries will turn against each other, unity will vanish, and the continent will serve as a platform for Western domination,” he lamented. “Without spiritual intervention and sound leadership, Africa will remain enslaved for the next 25 years until a new leadership model rises to transform the continent.” The cleric didn’t stop there. He also spoke on the resurgence of military coups, noting that the phenomenon is far from over. He believes misinformation will spread across the region, triggering instability and confusion. He emphasized that ECOWAS and the AU would continue to face difficult and controversial issues, including border conflicts, disputes over the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), and setbacks in infrastructure development, especially road networks. “Coups are not over in Africa,” he stated. “Misinformation will deepen the continent’s problems. ECOWAS will face major issues like border disputes, challenges in free trade expansion, infrastructure hurdles, and weak road networking systems.” In a prophetic tone, he urged the continent to pray fervently to avert the death of a prominent African leader, which could cause further disunity and chaos. He warned of potential attacks against several African nations, including: Furthermore, the religious leader warned that ECOWAS will likely fail in several critical aspects. He stated that the body’s attempt to bring security and peace to Africa would largely be ineffective and poorly executed, leading to greater instability across the continent. “ECOWAS is likely to make critical errors in decision-making. Their efforts to stabilize Africa will not yield positive results and could hinder the continent’s overall progress,” he said. He forewarned the emergence of new terrorist factions in various African countries that will stretch across regions and cause widespread insecurity. According to him, these groups will rise in: In his concluding remarks, Primate Ayodele stressed the urgent need for a truly united African force that would rise against terrorism and mismanagement. He painted a dire outlook for the African economy, predicting continued instability and exploitation if current conditions persist. “Africa desperately needs a unified force to combat terrorism. Without this, the economy will remain volatile, plagued by mismanagement and foreign manipulation.”
Pastor Chris Oyakhilome DSc DSc DD Ye are of God, little children, and have overcome them: because greater is he that is in you, than he that is in the world (1 John 4:4). One of the ways to keep your body permanently in health is praying in the Holy Spirit; giving your physical body frequent Holy Ghost doses. The Bible says, “…If the Spirit of him that raised up Jesus from the dead dwell in you, he that raised up Christ from the dead shall also quicken your mortal bodies by his Spirit that dwelleth in you” (Romans 8:11). This means the Holy Ghost vitalizes, energizes and rejuvenates your body. As you pray in tongues, the Holy Spirit will stir up in you the Word of God that’s in your spirit. Soon enough you’ll find that you’re pacing the floor, declaring, “I am of God; I’m born of God; the greater One lives in me; He permeates every fibre of my being, every bone of my body, and every cell of my blood. He fills my head, my hands, and my feet. He perambulates my heart, my blood, my lungs, my kidneys, my eyes. I am saturated with God! Hallelujah!” Do this today and every other day; speak in tongues with your mind focused on the power of God coursing through your being. Then keep declaring, “My body is invigorated with supernatural strength, and I am energized by the power of the Holy Spirit. Sickness has no power over me because I have taken hold of eternal life. I am not moved by symptoms or circumstances because my faith is the victory that overcomes the world. I live in victory every day. Hallelujah!” Stir up yourself in the Holy Ghost like this, speaking in tongues and declaring God’s Word until your whole body vibrates with the power of God and your spiritual atmosphere is charged with divine energy. That way, you’ve regulated things in the realm of the Spirit. It makes no difference whatever may be happening around you or the sickness that may be plaguing others; you’re unmoved because you’re strengthened and energized by the Holy Ghost, filled with divine might and ability to dominate the forces of darkness and tame circumstances. PRAYERDear Father, I thank you for the Holy Spirit who vitalizes my body and saturates my entire being with divine power. I’m strengthened and energized, filled with might and ability. I walk in health, dominion and victory every day, full of power, and full of glory, in Jesus’ Name. Amen. FURTHER STUDY: Acts 1:8But ye shall receive power, after that the Holy Ghost is come upon you: and ye shall be witnesses unto me both in Jerusalem, and in all Judaea, and in Samaria, and unto the uttermost part of the earth. Ephesians 5:18And be not drunk with wine, wherein is excess; but be filled with the Spirit; Romans 8:10 – 11And if Christ be in you, the body is dead because of sin; but the Spirit is life because of righteousness. 11 But if the Spirit of him that raised up Jesus from the dead dwell in you, he that raised up Christ from the dead shall also quicken your mortal bodies by his Spirit that dwelleth in you. DAILY SCRIPTURE READING1-Year Bible Reading PlanRomans 1:1-17; Psalms 32-34 2-Year Bible Reading PlanLuke 11:1-13; Joshua 23 ‘DAILY AFFIRMATIONS: I flourish exceedingly every day, everywhere, and at all times. I walk in health, victory, and triumph because I function in the Name of Jesus. My life is for glory and excellence. I manifest God’s bountiful blessings of success, prosperity, health, and joy, so that all may see and glorify Him. My life is exuberant with joy and I walk in the manifestations of God’s righteousness. I have received the abundance of grace and the gift of righteousness. I reign as a king in life by the Lord Jesus Christ. I am kinging and reigning in life. I reign over sin, death, disease, and infirmity. I have absolute dominion. I am righteousness conscious. Righteousness gives me dominion. I live above Satan and his vices. I have peace with God through the Lord Jesus Christ, I refuse to be subject to the elements of this world. Instead, I reign and I rule over them. The whole world is subdued before me. I have mastery over circumstances, demons, and their manipulations. I have victory in my health, finances, and in every situation. I am of God. I belong to Him and my origin is from God. I have overcome the world. I have defeated satan and the cohorts of darkness because Greater is He that is in me than He that is in the world. I refuse to fear sickness or any device of the devil. I am not ordinary. I am like the Lord Jesus. As He is, so am I in this world. I already have victory over Satan, death, hell, and the world. I am fearless. I have no sense of lack. I live in absolute mastery and dominion over all things. The same Holy Spirit that worked in Jesus is at work in me today, causing me to shine in health, peace with prosperity, and unstoppable success. Through me, Christ – the perfection of beauty – shines. God made me perfect; there is nothing in me that should not be there, and there is nothing that should be in me that isn’t there. I unleash health, prosperity, and victory in my life. I walk in victory and dominion over Satan, as well as the world and its systems. Whatsoever is born of God overcomes the world. I am born of God; therefore, I have overcome the world. It makes no difference the difficulties that may come my way, I am victorious in all things in the mighty name of Jesus Christ. Amen. Speak in tongues.

