Makurdi, the capital of Benue State, witnessed a wave of protests after the tragic death of Emmanuella Ahenjir, a 23-year-old student in her final year at the Federal University, Wukari. The young woman was reportedly gunned down by unknown police officers last Friday morning. The shooting occurred near the Wurukum roundabout as Emmanuella was traveling in a vehicle coming from the Gyado Villa area. The identity of the officers involved remains unknown, and the incident has generated widespread public anger and condemnation. In reaction, large crowds, predominantly composed of young people, took to the streets in protest. Gender rights advocate Ukan Kurugh led the demonstration, drawing significant attention to the incident. Protesters assembled in huge numbers at the Wurukum roundabout, holding placards with messages like “Justice for Emmanuella” and “End Police Brutality.” Their central demands include a transparent investigation and swift action from the appropriate authorities to bring the perpetrators to justice.
The Lagos Zonal Command of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has formally brought charges against two employees of Premium Trust Bank—Kehinde Odeyemi and Matthew Adeniyi Damilola—before Justice Alexander Owoeye at the Federal High Court in Ikoyi, Lagos, on Tuesday. The two bankers were arraigned alongside Samson Latshin Dakup, Bolaji Omotosho Yinka, and Sunday Badeniyi Okunola, making up a group of five defendants now facing a seven-count charge related to conspiracy and attempted cyber theft. According to details provided by the EFCC, the accused allegedly collaborated to infiltrate the bank’s IT framework by unlawfully manipulating its server and domain login credentials. The plot aimed to penetrate the internal systems of Premium Trust Bank in order to unlawfully extract customers’ deposits. Fortunately, the EFCC was able to detect and neutralize the cyber breach attempt before any financial damage was inflicted. Specific Charges Filed One of the major counts in the charge sheet reads: “That you, Kehinde Odeyemi, Samson Latshin Dakup, Bolaji Omotosho Yinka, Sunday Badeniyi Okunola, and Matthew Adeniyi Damilola, along with individuals identified as Humble (still at large), Wasiu (still at large), Isa Ismaila (still at large), and another known as Victor Joshua Ilemona a.k.a. Oracle (still at large), unlawfully conspired between April and May 2025 in Lagos to manipulate the access codes—including server IP and domain credentials—of Premium Trust Bank. The goal was to gain unauthorized entry into the entire digital infrastructure of the bank with the intent of stealing funds. This act violates Sections 27 and 28 (1)(b) of the Cybercrimes (Prohibition, Prevention, Etc.) Act, 2015 (as amended in 2024), and is punishable under Section 28 (2) of the same Act.” All five accused persons pleaded not guilty when the charges were read to them. Court Proceedings and Bail Request After the defendants entered their pleas, the prosecution counsel, Zeenat B. Atiku, requested that the court fix a trial date and order that the accused be remanded at a correctional facility until proceedings begin. Defense counsel Adeleke Adepoju, representing the first defendant, made an oral request for bail, urging the court to grant liberal terms due to limited time to submit a formal bail application. Other defense lawyers echoed the same request for their respective clients. However, Justice Alexander Owoeye rejected the oral applications, emphasizing that all bail requests must follow proper legal procedures and be submitted in writing. Subsequently, the court ordered the remand of Kehinde Odeyemi at the Kirikiri Correctional Centre, while the remaining four defendants—Dakup, Omotosho, Okunola, and Damilola—were sent to Ikoyi Correctional Centre. Cybercrime Law of Nigeria – Full Details
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In defiance of a clear directive from the Cross River State government, staff at the College of Health Technology, Calabar, are allegedly continuing to impose unauthorized financial demands on students. Roughly two weeks earlier, the Cross River State Commissioner for Health, Dr. Henry Egbe Ayuk, took a firm stance against illegal charges reported at the Ogoja College of Nursing Sciences, categorizing the practice as a severe breach of ethical and governmental trust. This response followed the widespread circulation of a viral video on social media platforms, which appeared to expose blatant student extortion, with no formal receipts or proof of payment being issued. Public reaction was swift and widespread, with numerous parents, students, and members of the public expressing serious concern and demanding prompt intervention. Responding to the uproar, Dr. Ayuk issued a strict directive demanding the immediate suspension of all unapproved levies in all health institutions within the state. He also called for full refunds to be made to students who had already paid such illicit fees. The Commissioner, visibly angered by the discovery, further announced the formation of a panel of inquiry to investigate the extent of the malpractice and ensure accountability among the offenders. He strongly advised that any academic institution involved in these unethical practices should cease all such actions and promptly refund affected students. However, investigations conducted at the College of Health Technology, Calabar, reveal a concerning disregard for the Commissioner’s directive. Reports from students participating in ongoing National Diploma (ND) and Higher National Diploma (HND) examinations claim that lecturers are coercing them into paying between ₦10,000 and ₦15,000 per course to secure passing grades. Non-compliance allegedly results in failing the course. Further information indicates that students are being forced to purchase handouts or textbooks authored by specific lecturers — materials many say they had already acquired in previous sessions. Some of the students, speaking to LMSINT MEDIA, disclosed that despite multiple complaints lodged with the institution’s leadership and departmental heads, the situation remains unresolved. One student recounted a recent encounter where a lecturer demanded ₦15,000 per student, threatening them with academic failure if the fee was not paid. “This is outright exploitation. We’ve paid our tuition and other official fees, including departmental charges, yet we’re being compelled to make extra illegal payments that we simply cannot afford,” one student lamented. “We are over 50 in our class. Multiply that by ₦15,000 and you realize the sum going into a private pocket—much more than a lecturer’s monthly salary. Some of us are taking a stand. We will not pay. We refuse to be intimidated.” Another student, a female, alleged that many lecturers rarely attend scheduled lectures but still demand bribes to secure favorable grades. “The level of corruption here is just unbearable,” she said. Reacting to these allegations, Dr. John, a senior staff member from the Office of the Provost, denied that the institution officially sanctioned such practices. “The school is not aware of these allegations, nor has it endorsed any such illegal acts,” he stated. “Our policy has always been against all forms of extortion. I believe the institution will launch an inquiry into these claims.”
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Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola was visibly emotional and brought to tears as Kevin De Bruyne officially said goodbye to the Etihad Stadium crowd in what was his final appearance before the club’s supporters. After a decade of loyalty and brilliance, Manchester City has opted not to extend De Bruyne’s contract, which is set to expire at the end of the summer. The decision means the 33-year-old midfield maestro will leave as a free agent after ten historic years, where he contributed to six Premier League titles and one UEFA Champions League victory. During City’s 3-1 triumph over Bournemouth on Tuesday night, De Bruyne missed a goal-scoring opportunity but helped his team rise to third in the Premier League standings. As the lights dimmed inside the Etihad Stadium, Kevin De Bruyne, joined by his wife Michele Lacroix and their three children – Mason, Rome, and Suri – walked onto the pitch for one final farewell. The fans echoed chants of his name in tribute. In a moving send-off, Manchester City players and staff honored De Bruyne with a guard of honour. He made his way to the center of the pitch, surrounded by fireworks and ambient lights. When asked about the experience, the Belgian international responded simply: “Very emotional.” At that poignant moment, Pep Guardiola was seen wiping away tears as De Bruyne paused to reflect, clearly touched by the atmosphere and the end of an era.
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Senate President Godswill Akpabio has affirmed that the role of lawmakers is not to confront the Executive arm of government but to support initiatives that drive national progress. This message was conveyed in a forthcoming documentary commemorating President Bola Tinubu’s two-year administration. Reflecting on the need for collaboration between the National Assembly and the Presidency, Akpabio noted, “When you are elected into the National Assembly — either the Senate or House of Representatives — your constituents do not hand you boxing gloves. It’s not a combative match. You’re expected to function in a bipartisan manner for Nigeria’s advancement.” According to the Senate President, the relationship between the legislature and the Executive has been harmonious over the past two years, driven by a mutual commitment to national development. He questioned the logic behind legislative conflict with the Executive, stating, “If all your strength is spent opposing the Executive, who then does the work for Nigeria?” Akpabio also highlighted the uniqueness of the current administration, pointing out that the President, First Lady, and Vice President are all former senators — a rare occurrence in Nigeria’s history. Legislative Agenda and Economic Self-Reliance Addressing economic policy, Akpabio revealed that the National Assembly is drafting legislation to compel Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs) to prioritize the purchase of locally assembled vehicles before considering foreign imports. “We have commenced efforts to establish a law that ensures automobiles are first sourced from Nigerian manufacturers before looking outside,” he stated. He lamented the significant financial losses Nigeria incurs from vehicle imports, stating that billions of dollars are drained annually on items that could be produced domestically. The Senate President stressed the urgency of revitalizing Nigeria’s industrial sector, noting the decline of once-thriving industries such as textiles, cotton, groundnut, and palm oil. “More than 50 textile firms have exited Nigeria. The cotton, groundnut, and palm oil sectors have crumbled. Countries like Malaysia have strategically used palm oil to strengthen their economies,” Akpabio observed. Support for the “Nigeria First” Policy Applauding the Tinubu administration’s “Nigeria First” policy, Akpabio described it as an excellent initiative that should be firmly backed by legislative action. He disclosed ongoing consultations with the Raw Materials Research and Development Council to draft legislation ensuring that the majority of Nigeria’s consumables are produced locally. “We’re working on legal frameworks to ensure nearly everything we consume, that can be made in Nigeria, is indeed manufactured here. Prioritising Nigeria means bringing industries back to serve our population of over 200 million,” he said. He encouraged the empowerment of small business owners, stressing that products like vinegar and bread can thrive in Nigeria’s large market. “Even if you produce something like vinegar and package it properly, it will succeed. If you bake bread, you can become a millionaire considering the sheer size of our market,” he explained. Akpabio emphasized that the National Assembly is committed to enacting laws that support industrial revival and reduce the country’s reliance on imports. Checks and Balances Still Intact Responding to claims that the legislature simply rubber-stamps the Executive’s decisions, Akpabio dismissed the notion. He pointed out instances where the Assembly rejected certain presidential nominees, emphasizing that due diligence and scrutiny are consistently applied. “People forget that we’ve made enemies by turning down some of the President’s nominations. Not everything the President proposes gets approved without careful examination,” he clarified. He reiterated the legislature’s function to review, modify, and support Executive policies that align with national interests. “Our responsibility is to refine and improve policies that aim to benefit the Nigerian people,” he said. Commitment to Pro-People Legislation Akpabio assured Nigerians that the 10th National Assembly remains focused on legislation that enhances citizens’ welfare and complements the Executive’s reform-driven agenda. “This administration is action-oriented. Therefore, in the National Assembly, we’re concentrated on passing people-centered laws,” he stated. He cited impactful bills such as the Student Loan Act (NELFUND), Tax Reform Bills, and the Minimum Wage Bill as examples of reforms already supported by the legislature. “We’ve achieved a lot in just two years. I want Nigerians to know that more laws are on the way — laws that will reduce economic pressure, unlock new opportunities, and empower the youth,” he concluded. Akpabio emphasized that the National Assembly has carefully assessed nearly every policy submitted by the President, ensuring alignment with the real needs of Nigerians and fast-tracking the passage of laws that can uplift their standard of living.
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Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, alongside Deputy Governor Obafemi Hamzat, officially inaugurated newly appointed members of the Lagos State Civil Service Commission on Tuesday at the State House, located in Ikeja. As disclosed in a press release from the Special Adviser to the Governor on Media and Publicity, Gboyega Akosile, the new commission members were selected based on representation from each of the five traditional divisions in Lagos State. Boladele Dapo-Thomas, a retired Permanent Secretary, has been named as the new Chairperson of the commission. Her role is regarded as pivotal to preserving high standards and professionalism in the state’s civil service. Additional members sworn in include Fatai Lasisi, Lateef Olawale, Afolabi Sobowale, and Rufus Adedapo. Upholding Merit and Integrity Governor Sanwo-Olu emphasized that this swearing-in ceremony reaffirms the administration’s unwavering dedication to integrity, equity, and operational efficiency. These core values, he noted, are crucial for the effective functioning of the civil service and play a significant role in the broader development strategy for Lagos State. The Governor highlighted that the selection of the new commission members reflects his administration’s confidence in their abilities to uplift and steer the civil service toward greater achievements. He encouraged them to uphold their responsibilities with commitment and wise decision-making. “As the leadership of the Civil Service Commission, it is your duty to ensure the Lagos State civil service operates with discipline and merit-based principles,” Sanwo-Olu stated. He noted that the choices and actions of the commission will directly impact public services essential to the daily lives of millions of Lagos residents—including education, healthcare, infrastructure, and public safety. The Governor urged the appointees to lead with openness, foster innovation, and continuously create avenues for professional advancement within the public service system. He also stressed that the new members must be people-centric and act with full accountability. “You carry a solemn duty. While challenges will arise, you must remember that the trust placed in you comes with the responsibility to serve with excellence,” Sanwo-Olu added. A Push for Innovation in Public Service In his closing remarks, the Governor congratulated the newly sworn-in members, reiterating his trust in their capabilities to maintain and advance Lagos State’s reputation as a benchmark in civil service operations. He charged them with promoting innovation, transparency, and effectiveness. The Head of Service, Bose Agoro, applauded the Governor’s track record in selecting competent individuals, attributing the vibrancy of the Lagos civil service to such strategic appointments. She also voiced confidence in the new commission’s potential to improve policy-making processes and workforce productivity. Speaking on behalf of the appointees, Dapo-Thomas pledged the commission’s support for the administration’s development goals and reaffirmed its dedication to strengthening the efficiency and skillsets of the state workforce.
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A spokesperson for former U.S. President Joe Biden clarified that he had never received a diagnosis of prostate cancer before last week. The update follows the discovery of a nodule and the subsequent announcement revealing Biden has been diagnosed with an aggressive form of the disease. According to the spokesperson, the last recorded prostate-specific antigen (PSA) blood test for Biden took place over a decade ago, in 2014, when he was between the ages of 71 and 72. The clarification came after remarks from Biden’s successor, former President Donald Trump, who expressed surprise that the public had not been informed of the cancer diagnosis sooner. Trump suggested a potential cover-up and questioned the timing of the information release. The White House announcement on Sunday confirmed the recent detection of the cancerous growth and its aggressive nature. Despite undergoing high-level medical evaluations as a former president, Biden had not been diagnosed with prostate cancer prior to the discovery last week. “President Biden’s last known PSA test was in 2014,” the spokesperson told AFP. “There was no previous diagnosis of prostate cancer before Friday.” Prostate cancer is the most frequently diagnosed cancer in men. It can often be identified early through PSA blood tests, which detect the presence of a protein known as prostate-specific antigen. Elevated levels may signal a need for further testing. Former President Trump has often criticized Biden’s health and mental capabilities, intensifying public scrutiny. Following the cancer diagnosis, Trump and his political allies have voiced suspicions regarding when Biden and his medical team became aware of the condition, especially given its late-stage nature. However, routine PSA testing for men over 70 remains a topic of debate. The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force advises against standard annual screenings at this age, citing potential risks such as false positives, invasive biopsies, and unnecessary treatments that may outweigh the benefits. Medical professionals interviewed by Agence France-Presse (AFP) stated that late detection of prostate cancer can occur, even in individuals receiving elite medical care, such as a former president. It is still unclear whether Biden underwent physical prostate exams separately from PSA testing. The announcement has reignited concerns about Biden’s overall health, particularly amid renewed attention brought by an upcoming publication that discusses his reported physical decline. Despite these developments, Biden expressed gratitude on Monday for the widespread support and messages of goodwill he received after the diagnosis was made public.
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A sudden explosion caused widespread panic on Tuesday at the Alake Sports Complex, located in the Ijeja area of Abeokuta, Ogun State, one of the official venues for the 2024 National Sports Festival. According to eyewitness accounts, the explosion resulted from a fire that ignited while a gas truck was delivering fuel to the complex’s power generator. The incident triggered alarm among both athletes and spectators who were nearby, prompting a frantic dash for safety. Emergency management officials responded promptly, arriving at the scene to contain the fire and restore order to the facility. As of the time of reporting, no casualties had been officially confirmed. Despite the scare, the sporting events at the complex—including handball, squash, and badminton—resumed later in the day, as the situation was successfully brought under control. For further nationwide updates and safety coverage, visit Channels TV – Nigeria’s Trusted News Source
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Nollywood film star Mercy Johnson-Okojie has cleared the air regarding her health status following the circulation of a viral video that sparked widespread concern. The viral clip, taken from her cooking show Mercy’s Menu, featured a heartfelt conversation between Mercy and veteran actress Joke Silva, where she opened up about her personal health battles and notable weight changes. During this segment, she mentioned undergoing surgery to remove her thyroid after facing a cancer scare. However, this statement was widely misunderstood. Many fans assumed that the actress had been diagnosed with cancer and subsequently flooded social media with prayers and messages of support. In response, Mercy Johnson-Okojie took to her verified Instagram account to release a video statement, clarifying the misinformation. She confirmed that she is not battling cancer and explained the nature of her condition. In her words, “I’m grateful for the love, the calls, the messages, and the prayers, but I need to clarify that I do not have cancer. My doctor initially suspected a tumour on my thyroid might be cancerous, but after thorough medical examinations, it was confirmed to be benign.” Mercy further elaborated, “A short clip from Mercy’s Menu has been making rounds. Unfortunately, it was edited in a way that lacked full context. What I said was that I had a cancer scare. There was a swelling on my neck – as you might notice from the scar – and my medical team treated it seriously. I had complications with my thyroid gland.” She concluded her video message with reassurance: “I am perfectly healthy. Thank you all again for your concern and support, but please be assured – I do not have cancer.” Reference on thyroid conditions: Mayo Clinic – Thyroid Nodules
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Manchester City honored Kevin De Bruyne with a heartfelt send-off at the Etihad Stadium as they defeated Bournemouth 3-1, boosting their position for a UEFA Champions League qualification. The match, which marked De Bruyne’s final appearance at home, saw goals from Omar Marmoush, Bernardo Silva, and Nico Gonzalez, propelling City to third place ahead of the Premier League’s final matchday. Despite Mateo Kovacic receiving a red card with 20 minutes left, Bournemouth’s Lewis Cook was also dismissed shortly after for a reckless challenge on Gonzalez, keeping both sides evenly matched. In a moment of joy for City fans, Rodri—recently awarded the Ballon d’Or—returned from a long-term knee injury, making his first appearance since September. His return brought renewed optimism to City’s midfield setup. Following their FA Cup final defeat to Crystal Palace just three days prior, City found inspiration in an emotional evening centered around De Bruyne. Before kickoff, the club unveiled a mosaic and named a road at their training ground in his honor. A large banner reading “King Kev” welcomed him as he led his team out one final time at home. Marmoush Makes a Redemption Marmoush redeemed himself after missing a crucial penalty at Wembley over the weekend by scoring a sensational long-range strike that hit the post and went in during the 14th minute. Moments later, he set up De Bruyne for what should have been an easy finish, but the Belgian missed from close range. Bournemouth nearly capitalized on that error, but Evanilson’s effort hit the post, keeping City’s lead intact. City responded quickly as Ilkay Gundogan delivered a clever reverse pass to Bernardo Silva, who smashed the ball into the net before halftime. Josko Gvardiol’s misplaced pass led to Kovacic’s red card after he fouled Evanilson in a last-man challenge, forcing Guardiola to substitute De Bruyne, who left the field to a standing ovation. Gonzalez replaced him and later suffered a foul that earned Cook a red card as well. Rodri’s Long-Awaited Return The Etihad erupted again when Rodri made his comeback, highlighting his importance to a side that had missed his influence since September. Though Gonzalez was brought in as a January signing to cover for Rodri, he struggled to find consistency. However, Gonzalez curled in his first Premier League goal in the 89th minute, restoring City’s three-goal cushion. Daniel Jebbison scored a late consolation for Bournemouth in stoppage time. The defeat crushed Bournemouth’s hopes of European qualification as they remain in 11th place and can no longer reach the top eight. Meanwhile, Crystal Palace showed no signs of slowing down after their FA Cup victory, defeating Wolves 4-2 at Selhurst Park. Eddie Nketiah scored twice, and Eberechi Eze added his name to the score sheet in a dominant display. Related Post:
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The Niger State House of Assembly has officially given the green light to Governor Mohammed Umar Bago’s proposal to secure a ₦70 billion bond aimed at financing key infrastructure developments across the state. This endorsement came after the legislative body reviewed the findings submitted by the House Standing Committee on Finance. The report was delivered by Hon. Aliyu Sheshi Wushishi, who represents the Wushishi Constituency. Hon. Wushishi detailed that the committee carried out a comprehensive evaluation of the bond request. The assessment process involved consultations with various stakeholders, including the Niger State Ministry of Finance, the State Planning Commission, the Fiscal Responsibility Commission, and the Debt Management Office. He clarified that their investigation confirmed the ₦70 billion request is a component of a broader ₦100 billion NCNI Private Bond Issuance Plan, scheduled to span a period of 10 years. Following the committee’s recommendation, the Assembly unanimously agreed to approve the proposal. Subsequently, the Speaker of the House, Rt. Hon. Abdulmalik Mohammed Sarkin-Daji, instructed the Clerk of the House to formally forward the legislative approval to the Executive branch.For more information on how states manage debt issuance, refer to Debt Management Office Nigeria — the official government agency overseeing public debt. Related News:
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Pastor Chris Oyakhilome DSc DSc DD In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God (John 1:1). Speech creates sound waves, and the original source material for creation is sound. This is because sound is the energy produced by words. When God spoke, creation came into being. His words possessed the energy that formed and caused everything He said to materialize. Why did He have to speak? Why didn’t He simply make everything without speaking? He was giving us a precedent and, more importantly, showing us the importance of sound coding. Sound coding is the assignment of meaning, interpretation, and communication of sound or the cognitive process for the creation of sound. For example, if I say “Haha” and tell you it means “stop,” only you, who received that instruction, will understand what “Haha” means. Others who don’t know the code will not comprehend its meaning. Sound coding, therefore, is the process of embedding instructions, meaning and information into sound waves. When you’re teaching a child a language, for example, you’re encoding sound into that child by talking to the child; you’re transmitting something into that child’s memory. If you were talking Spanish to that child, the child would end up speaking Spanish because you’ve given that child the sound codes for the Spanish language. Therefore, there’s memory; the child captures the message. Now, here’s what God did: He spoke creation into being. When He said “Let there be light,” light became; He spoke to the darkness and light came out of the darkness. In that entire account of creation in Genesis 1, we find God talking. Even when He made man in His image, He still talked to the man. Why did God have to talk? Because by talking, you create a sound code. This sound code carries the instruction, meaning, and purpose embedded in your words. We talked about the energy of words earlier; all of creation responds to the sound code of your words. Your words carry a creative force. Every word you speak is a wave that carries meaning, purpose, and potential for creating, instructing, and communicating. PRAYERDear Father, thank you for the creative power of words. Through your Word, all things were made, and by speaking in faith, I align with your divine principles. I use my words wisely to encode life, meaning and purpose in everything I say. Thank you for teaching me these profound truths and for making me a creator through the power of my words, in Jesus’ Name. Amen. FURTHER STUDYGenesis 1:3And God said, Let there be light: and there was light. Hebrews 11:3Through faith we understand that the worlds were framed by the word of God, so that things which are seen were not made of things which do appear. Mark 11:23For verily I say unto you, That whosoever shall say unto this mountain, Be thou removed, and be thou cast into the sea; and shall not doubt in his heart, but shall believe that those things which he saith shall come to pass; he shall have whatsoever he saith. DAILY SCRIPTURE READING1-Year Bible Reading PlanJohn 9:1-41 & 2 Kings 4-5 2-Year Bible Reading PlanMark 11:27-33 & Numbers 23 Extract From Rhapsody of Realities Daily Devotional DAILY AFFIRMATIONS: Everywhere I go, the Lord has the right people at the right place and at the right time to favour my course. The ability of God is at work in me today, and I’m conscious of it! I don’t function in my own ability or strength, for God’s inherent ability is in me. My strength is renewed daily, and I’m divinely energized at all times for victory. Good health, success, and prosperity are the hallmarks of my daily life. I enjoy life to the full always, to the glory of God the Father. I walk in supernatural strength, supernatural health, supernatural supply, and supernatural abilities every day. I am making progress with giant strides as I fulfill the ministry and destiny that God has for me. My words are full of power and authority; therefore I live a life of victory, success, divine health, abundance, excellence, and glory. I am not a victim but a victor. God’s Word is producing what it talks about in my life. I am strengthened with divine enablement in my inner man by the Holy Ghost. I function today with the Spirit of might, dominion, and excellence. I can never be small because the anointing of God’s Spirit has set me apart for greatness, causing me to spread and make progress on every side. I am recording great and notable achievements in my ministry, career, finances, academics, family, and in all that concerns me. I am enjoying my days in success, progress, peace, joy, health, and unending prosperity. My eyes of understanding are enlightened; I see the invisible and I’m empowered to do the impossible. My life goes only in the direction of God’s purpose; therefore, I’ll never be sick in life. I can only grow from strength to strength, for divinity has been activated in my body. The life of Christ in me makes me superhuman! I am making progress, rising like an edifice higher and higher irrespective of daunting challenges, persecutions, hardships, and troubles around the nations of the world. When the challenges of life cast men down, my testimony will forever be that there’s a lifting up for me. I have the life of God in every fibre of my being. I can do all things by the strength and ability of God, which is working in me mightily in Jesus’ Name. Amen. Speak in tongues.
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A disturbing road accident has once again occurred on Karu Bridge, located along the bustling Nyanya-Keffi highway in Abuja. According to reports from eyewitnesses at the scene, the devastating collision involved a heavy-duty trailer and a smaller vehicle transporting sachet water, commonly recognized in Nigeria as “pure water.” This unfortunate event transpired less than 24 hours after a previous fatal crash at the exact same spot, amplifying public anxiety regarding the lack of adequate road safety measures along this frequently traveled route. Emergency personnel have arrived at the scene and are currently managing the situation. However, the number of casualties involved in this latest incident has not yet been officially confirmed. Updates will be provided as soon as more information becomes available. For related insights into Nigeria’s road safety statistics, visit the Federal Road Safety Corps official website. Related Post:
