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pls who knows about lumsing 10400 amh, i mean pls share your experience if you have used it. if its good and how good it is.

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Your head dey dere OP. i agree with you. He is the best man for the Job.

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God is good

Video

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The best is yet to come

Ekugbeh:
Ok. Like if you agree share if disagree

chief tell us your stand first na

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The Lagos State Chapter of the Nigerian Labour Congress, NLC, has urged the Federal and the Lagos
State governments to drop the charges against Prophet TB Joshua over the collapse of a guest
house belonging to his church, Synagogue Church of
All Nations, SCOAN.
This call was made when a delegation led by its Chairman, Comrade Idowu Adelakun, Lagos state
Chapter, paid T.B. Joshua a courtesy visit on Monday.
It would be recalled that the six-storey guest house
at the Synagogue Church of All Nations, SCOAN,
located within the precincts of the church collapsed
on September 12, 2014, killing 116 persons, 85 of whom were South Africans.
It would be recalled that the Lagos State
Government had filed a 111-count criminal charge
against the trustees of the church including T.B.
Joshua and the two contractors handling the project, Oladele Ogundele and Akinbola Fatiregun.
But while addressing newsmen yesterday, the NLC
said rather than try to persecute him with the ongoing criminal trial of contractors who handled the buildings, the Federal and the Lagos State governments should find a place in their hearts to
support T.B. Joshua’s ministry.
Describing Joshua as a leading light in Africa, Adelakun pointed out that his humanitarian efforts
have received world-wide recognition and conferred
him with title of an icon of religious tourism.
He said, “The Synagogue Church of All Nations
(SCOAN) remains the only ministry in Africa that
attracts the highest number of foreign visitors thereby boosting the religious tourism potentials of Nigeria and also earning huge foreign exchange for the country.”

http://dailypost.ng/2016/04/05/building-collapse-drop-charges-against-t-b-joshua-nlc-to-fg-lasg/

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mynd44
Mukina2
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Ist pic Emeh and daughter jasmine
Last pic Emeh and hubby.

Read what she posted on her site today
Dear MPN family, I am a MOTHER ..Yes! Emeh Achanga is a mother of a beautiful baby girl named
Jasmine,Oluwapelumi Atabong Obadele
I welcomed her yesterday April 3rd Quite unexpected .
I read your comments on other postsabout heari this on other blogs (Kemi Filani,Olorisupergal and many more amazing bloggers ).I am humbled by the fact they rejoice with me .
I however,wasn't hiding the news from you my darlings .In my usual style,I was going to write a diary,share with you how it happened (Yes,I haven't
forgotten how I said I didn't believe in love,marriage and all) That was just a year ago .Well,life throws you surprises and in learnt to never say never .. But now,I have decided to first share the pics of my baby,my impromptu pregnancy shoot out together by an
amazing friend at 8 months 2 weeks pregnant ..
I can't explain how overjoyed I am.. I now understand why they say motherhood is the greatest feeling in
the world For the first time ,I felt so beautiful and comfortable in my own skin .My baby was so good to me .How i carried on blogging non stop is still a
mystery .I'm blessed.. And no,I'm not a babymama. (Not like there is anything wrong with that)I have learnt not to judge anyone...
Please,I am currently in the hospital, fatigued and in pain .Yes,then price of motherhood ,but I have unimaginable passion for this blog and you all.
I promise to write a diary detailing my experience with you all soonest.. P.S
Hubby was the one helping out with blogging for the last few days. Thanks to him.
Xoxo
EMEH Achanga

http://www.misspetitenaijablog.com/2016/04/dear-mpn-fami-emeh-achangawelcomed-baby.html?m=1

Congrats Emeh

I disagree with those who believe its coza pastors ordeal that changed her mindset.
We all as Christians go through disappointments and heart breaks by people we trust but God sometimes allows these to happen too build us up and make us a better person.
The word trust is only Absolutely true for God, as we are living by grace and can disappoint even ourselves by our actions, telling you that you should not trust yourself but God alone as he is the author and finisher of our faith.
Psalm 118 vs 8 It is better to trust in the LORD than to put confidence in man.
If her alleged ordeal with the pastor could discourage her about God, then i wonder if she caught him doing fetish/diabolic stuff to her how it would have been.
If she is discouraged then she should re-examine her life, because God allows things like this to happen so you can learn to trust fully on him.

Oga femi you are wrong
It is not the date of the celebration that is the issue but the reason for the celebration.
Any body can chose any day to celebrate whatever but the reason on your own part for celebrating is what God is interested in. As we shall be judged individually on the last day.
Remember that ones burial day can be another persons birthday.
As you are celebrating birthday another is doing remembrance day for their late ones while others are even doing idol festival day.
Does this make you a sinner because you guys choose same day?
Be Wise Mr Femi Date for Celebration is not the issue but what you on your on part is celebrating is what God sees.

good move prophet since you did not mention his name, silence is the best.
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Ishilove
mynd44
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A popular Nigerian Prophet T.B Joshua, founder and leader of the Synagogue Church of all nations has ignored to respond to Malawian President Peter Mutharika accusations that he is fake evangelist and
instead has praised Tanzania President John Magufuli.
Mutharika publicly attacked Joshua over an alleged prophecy that he would die soon. “Let me tell you, Joshua… you will fail. What you did in 2012 will not happen again this year,” Mutharika said in the capital Lilongwe.
In 2012, Prophet Joshua reportedly predicted the death of a president of an unnamed southern African country. Bingu wa Mutharika’s brother, Bingu, who was president at the time, did die within the predicted time frame, giving the prophesy strong currency in
Malawi.
Since Mutharika questioned Joshua’s credentials as a prophet, the preacher has not responded.

However, in apparent jibe to Mutharika, the Synagogue prophet has hailed President Magufuli of Tanzania – the neighbours of Malawi.
“A leader should rule in righteousness and in the fear of God so that he can be like a torch for everybody, a shining example for everyone to see,” said T.B Joshua in praising President- of-the-moment Magufuli.
“When one rules over people in righteousness, when he rules in the fear of God, he is like the light of morning at sunrise on a cloudless morning, like the brightness after rain that brings grass from the earth,” the Nigerian preacher said citing Holy Bible verse (2 Samuel 23:3-4).

Reports says that way before Magufuli’s run for presidential office he had frequently visited Joshua in Nigeria with his family.

But Mutharika attacked Joshua wondering why he not foretold the collapse of a guesthouse in his sprawling Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) in Lagos in September 2014, which left 116 people dead.
“This all shows that he is a liar. He just wants to raise money,” said 76-year-old Mutharika, pledging to be around in 2019 for the next presidential elections, and in also 2024, when– if re-elected – he will wrap up his last term.


http://www.nyasatimes.com/2016/03/26/nigeria-synagogue-prophet-t-b-joshua-ignores-mutharika-hails-magufuli-of-tanzania/

https://m.facebook.com/tbjministries/photos/a.105659106221541.7350.103470916440360/1085366078250834/?type=3&refid=17&_ft_=top_level_post_id.1085366078250834%3Atl_objid.1085366078250834%3Athid.103470916440360%3A306061129499414%3A69%3A0%3A1459493999%3A-7477707171995949412

Ayodeji2k14:
Yellow sperm contains y chromsome leading to male child while d white sperm contains x chromsome leading to female child.Ar u okay now?

lol
funny man as in Yellow for Y, White for X hahaha.
Oga next pls keep quiet if you dont know.
So you can lie with boldness.
By the way who taught you this you and your teacher need to be flogged.
Next time dont joke with such sensitive issue.
Your theory is a huge farce with no medical leaning.

This president is just being lame. Tb joshua never mentioned his name that he would die before april 1, if not news papers would have carried it like before
Just because opposition twisted a prophecy and formed a rumour about his death he jumped to media to disrespect the prophet without confirming if its true so lame & childish.
For the record the prophecy was " pray for a southern african president btw now and april 1 " and this man went on air to blast tb Joshua as if he mentioned his name.
Be careful MR Peter.
TB JOSHUA did NOT mention your name.
You are not the only Southern african President!
So lame and petty.

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From PROPHET TB JOSHUA'S FACEBOOK

On 31st of January this year 2016, the man of God prophet tb joshua gave a prophecy about an impending attack on a French nation urging them to pray against it and tighten their security as terrorist were still in town looking for a crowded place to strike.

Link: https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1083068018480640&id=103470916440360&refid=17&_ft_=top_level_post_id.1083068018480640%3Atl_objid.1083068018480640%3Athid.103470916440360%3A306061129499414%3A3%3A0%3A1459493999%3A3007861731273338348

Watch the Video Below



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NobleAngell:
I have said this before and I will still say it again that girl is not completely blameless in this issue. Didn't anyone here read the content of that letter? She sounded ready to follow Yunusa to the ends of the earth to be with him. Infact if not because of the grammatical errors in the letter, I didn't believe that letter was written by a 14 year old. So maybe u guys should cut this guy some slack jarey.
Am not saying what he did is right but Ese isn't a saint either.

Haba Madam dont tell me you believe that fraudulent letter.
That letter is a scam and was not written by ese.
Normal love letter for secondary school no dey pass 7 lines. That purported letter is a sham to subvert justice.
Imaging those grammar from bayelsa secondary school girl haba. Imagine the length abeg abeg.
Please that letter is a scam no offence.

Who ever falsified this letter should clap for himself.

At least if you want to lie be reasonable.

Op change the heading to allegedly because this letter is a sham to subvert justice.

I repeat ESE did not write this letter

for men?

do you sell cooperate shoes and wears?

‘HOW I SAVED IBINABO FIBERISIMA’S LIFE ON THE NIGHT OF THE ACCIDENT’ EYE WITNESS SPEAKS TO CHARLES NOVIA.

Nollywood has been in a state of understandable inertia since the news came out of the blues that Ibinabo Fiberesima lost her case at the Appeal Court in Lagos and was sent straight to Prison on Friday the 11th of March 2016.

A lot of people thought that the case was done with long ago and we were surprised that it had cropped up again with the implications of a five year jail term for Ibinabo.

And the reactions thus far have not been in anyway hostile to the Court’s judgement. Not at all. The industry is enlightened enough to bow to the ruling of the law and respect it as it behoves on everyone. The collective shock expressed is because Ibinabo is a beautiful soul. She’s one of us. And one for all and all for one.

With opinions divided in the public sphere over the judgement, it has been saddening to read uninformed comments by lots of people about the case and some vitriol on the person of Ibinabo by many who don’t even know her. Of course, everyone would have an opinion and that cannot be taken from anyone. But such terms which ring of untruths that ‘she was drunk that night and coming from a night club’ or ‘she killed someone’ are absolutely untrue. It’s quite sad that we have no investigative journalists anymore or that truth these days battle with coloured lies and no one does anything about it.

In the past few days, Nollywood and Entertainment chat groups on whatsapp ( and there are many but credible ones I belong to) have been brainstorming on what next to do in this case. The law is the law and of course it is a possibility that Ibinabo would be behind bars for some time while everyone make efforts to take the next legal options to help her. But the entertainment industry has never been this united in showing sympathy and solidarity for one of us.unprecedented. And so with chat groups proferring ideas on what to do next ( with high profile celebrity visits already carried out to Kirikiri to reassure Ibinabo by over fifty celebrities on Sunday the 13th of March) someone sent a munched shot of the instagram page of the daughter of the late Doctor Giwa who was reacting to Ibinabo’s son’s public plea for prayers for his mother. The munched shot showed that the daughter was understandably bitter and pained by her father’s death but to many who read it in the chat group, it betrayed a lack of the real facts and had a one – sided narrative which accused Ibinabo of ‘being drunk from a night club outing’ and ‘running away from the scene of the accident’ after it happened. I also read the open letter of the sister of late Doctor who understandably gave an emotionally – charged one-sided narrative of what she believes happened and ended her letter by applauding the Justice system for vindicating her understandable anger towards Ibinabo for the past eleven years.

There’s a saying in Pidgin English which says ‘na talk dey bring talk’ and what happened thereafter this week is the stuff movies are made of. No pun intended. It was totally unexpected.

One of the most important personalities in Nollywood in the chat group, obviously distressed at the wrong notion about Ibinabo by the deceased daughter blurted out that ‘you know, Guys? There are facts of the case which I know and which haven’t come to light all these years. My brother was an eye witness and saw all what happened that night’

The reaction was one of stunned questions. And immediately, I made the decision to interview the eye witness to find out what he really saw and what it was that happened which the public may not have heard these years. I decided to do this as a public service responsibility first and also to put whatever the new facts are in the public domain for posterity to prove or dispel. And if these new revelations would help heal wounds and bring about a new dawn of forgiveness and understanding, then so be it.



I got the number of the eye witness from his sister in the chat room and called him. Now, let me state here that this is no fiction. This fellow is real and is willing to expose himself to the public anytime to state what he saw. I have decided not to put his surname out ( even though he says he doesn’t mind) at this point in time but that doesn’t detract from the real facts of this story.

‘Good afternoon, Mr De Gaulle. Your sister gave me your number to call you to find out what happened that night. My name is Charles Novia’ I said, when he answered, my pen and recorder ready.

‘Oh ok. Yes, she told me you would call. My name is De Gaulle ( surname protected by me) You see, I’m ready to come out to testify or say whatever happened that night of the accident because it happened in my presence. I witnessed it and saw everything. We were many who saw what happened that evening and I assumed that others might have told the world what really went down but I’m surprised to read so many untrue things about what happened at the scene of the accident that evening’ He said.

‘Please go ahead, Sir. I’m taking notes and recording’ I said

‘ Ok. I saw Ibinabo a few years ago ( about six years ago) in Port Harcourt at a restaurant called Gessy ( or Jessy?). She was with some of your colleagues and my sister was there too. I told my sister that ‘Hey! That’s that girl whom I helped at the scene of the accident years ago’. My sister was surprised and called Ibinabo to meet me. And when I told her what I’m about to tell you, she was surprised and quiet for a long time.

That evening, what happened was that the Doctor’s car was coming from the Victoria Island axis of the first Lekki Roundabout which leads into the Lekki Phase One Estate, while another SUV which was being driven by Ibinabo was coming out from the estate, if I remember correctly. I cannot tell who was speeding or what but we heard a loud crash and then I think the doctors car somersaulted while the other car driven by Ibinabo was flung a few metres to the other side.

‘Was it midnight or late at night?’ I asked

‘No!’ Mr De Gaulle replied with much emphasis. ‘ It was early evening. There was still the last trace of evening light. It might have been just before seven o’clock or after seven. But it wasn’t late

So what happened was that the Doctor’s car was upside down and somehow his hand was crushed and he was trapped in the car. Immediately a few Area Boys and bystanders rushed to him to try and help him out of the crushed car. I quickly parked my car and came out to help as I rushed to the doctors car. A few other cars stopped as well.

I noticed that the other car was motionless and no one really was paying much attention to that car. What got my attention was the special number plates on the car which read ‘ DANIEL WILSON’ a popular musician in the nineties in Nigeria.

When I got to the doctor’s car, the area boys and bystanders were gathered round the car and were trying to help the man out of the car in the upturned vehicle. At that point, the man was very much alive. I swear he was alive and groaning but he was alive. His arm was crushed or underpinned by the impact of the car and I still think that it was the inexperience of the area boys and bystanders in trying to pull the man out of the car, which killed him faster.

I am sorry to say that but that is my belief because of what I saw. The people who gathered round that car may have meant well but they were also callous in responding to the emergency and were dragging at the man, trying to pull him from the crushed car.

The doctor kept crying out ( and I heard everything clearly because I saw it and was even telling the crowd to be gentle) and was shouting ‘ No! Take it easy! I’m a doctor. Don’t pull me like that. Easy!’. I heard everything.


At this time, all attention was on the doctor. And I heard someone in the crowd say that if anything happened to the man, they would make sure the occupant in the other car suffers.

Immediately I heard that, I went to the other car because I thought it was Daniel Wilson involved from the number plates. I was surprised to see a fair-skinned lady behind the wheel, unconscious and still. There was another lady in the car with her in the front seat. I think it was a young lady of about sixteen years or a teenager. That young lady was weeping and shaking.

After hearing what the guys at the other side had said about the occupant of the car, my first instinct was to get them to safety or to the hospital. I asked the young lady ‘ is there anyone you can call to take you people to the hospital? You and this woman have to leave this place now and get to a hospital’

I helped stop a taxi and helped carry the unconscious Ibinabo to the car and the taxi took them away.

Then I now returned to the other car of the late Doctor. When I got there, another set of cars full of some doctors had arrived the scene. The doctors said they were coming from some kind of meeting or event near the beach or somewhere near if I remember and that the bleeding occupant of the car was their colleague whom they had seen earlier.

By the time I got back, the car had been turned to a standing position but I believe it was too late for the injured person in that car at that point.’

‘ So you say the doctor in the car was alive when the accident happened?’ I asked.

‘ He was. There was no immediate emergency care to help him from competent medical personnel as what would obtain today and the crowd tried to help him out and he was calling out in pain. It was sad and painful. So when I saw Ibinabo a couple of years later in Port-Harcourt and told her that I was the person who removed her from the car and put her in a taxi, she was speechless and quaky. She too could have died that evening. She didn’t run away from the scene of the accident at all. I was the person who put her in a taxi to a hospital ‘

‘Why did it take you such a long time to come out to tell this story?’ I asked

‘ I have been in and out of Nigeria these past ten years. And I actually thought too that the case was done with all this while. I was surprised to hear that she was just sent to jail. Look, it was an unfortunate thing which happened. And I am ready at anytime, ANYTIME if I am called upon to testify on what I saw. It happened before my eyes. If my testimony would help put facts straight, I am ready’

I got in touch with Daniel Wison who corroborated that Ibinabo drove his SUV that night in question. ‘She’s my sister. We are from the same state and local government. It was the week of my mother’s burial and Ibinabo had come from Port-Harcourt to help me with the burial. She was wonderful and really supportive. That day, she needed the car to get to somewhere on the island and I asked her to pick any from the pool of cars in my compound. I was surprised when I got a call a couple of hours later that there was an accident. I rushed to the hospital, St Nicholas, and she was unconscious. But when she came out of it, she was delirious and traumatised. She was shaky. Look Charles, Ibinabo is a gentle soul. It was unfortunate that the accident happen but it was not intentional in anyway. And we have been begging the family of the late doctor. Who said we haven’t begged? I personally, made numerous visits to the house to see the widow and elders of the family. We attended the burial of the doctor. I was there. We begged and begged. Not because we think begging could bring the man back but just because it’s human nature to forgive. So, it’s not true that we remained aloof’ Daniel concluded.



It’s been much of a nagging battle for me to decide if I should put out this story or not. The initial hesitation was borne out of the fact that many people would misconstrue the new testimony as somewhat of a convenient revelation just to help a colleague, seeing that we are in the same industry.

But at the end of my internal consideration, a part of me decided to put it out anyway. First, to record a new chronicle of the whole sad accident which millions, including me, never knew happened. It’s better to be on the side of history which stands for true reportage of events in this case. And since Mr De Gaulle is very willing to give his account to any reporter or law enforcement agent for some measure of revision, I am prepared too to give out his number to members of the fourth estate of the realm and even the late doctor’s family to find out more from the fellow himself.

Finally, I have always maintained that we all are bound by the laws of our society. Ibinabo is serving a sentence passed by a law court and we respect that. We sympathise with her and as an industry would share the comfort between her and the family of the late Doctor.

But the final closure of this matter, beyond the law and prison sentence she would serve, rests on the family of the late Dr Giwa really. Now that there is a final vindication, as gleamed from the letter by the late doctor’s sister, what happens after Ibinabo serves her sentence? Would the family carry the hurt till the end of time?

A platform for reconciliation and forgiveness has to be set in motion. This is not just about the law now but about healing. Healing. Healing for all parties.

Source: http://www.charlesnoviadaily.com/how-i-saved-ibinabo-fiberisimas-life-on-the-night-of-the-accident-eye-witness-speaks-to-charles-novia/