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Popular Abuja based Pastor, Apostle Michael Oropko of Encounter Jesus Ministeries has called on church leaders who always want to remain at the top thereby not giving room for younger ministers.
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The General Overseer of Remnant Christian Network Apostle Arome Osayi recently walked out of the pulpit in a church where he was invited as a guest pastor in Canada.
The incident occurred when the phone of a member rang for the second time after the clergy gave a warning that he will be forced to stop the message and join the congregation of the phone rings again. Not too long the phone rang and the Man of God carried his notepad and bible and left the pulpit.
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As the world celebrate the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ; here is an Easter song composed by a Nigerian clergy Bishop Loenard Umunna of Bible Life Church, Lagos Nigeria.
The title is Oh What A Friend as performed by GIFT ELEOJO ADEIZA
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Watch Prof. it's speech after being welcomed by the staff and students of Federal University of Technology Owerri.

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Britain’s Anthony Joshua said he should have knocked out Jermaine Franklin after the former world heavyweight champion returned to winning ways with a unanimous, if laboured, points-decision victory in London on Saturday.

After 12 rounds, Joshua, fighting in front of a home crowd at the 02 Arena, was given the win by 118-111, 117-111, 117-111 on the scorecards of the three judges in this non-title fight.
This was the 33-year-old Joshua’s first win since 2020 after successive defeats by Oleksandr Usyk saw the former Olympic champion lose, and then fail to regain his global titles.

“It was important to win,” Joshua told DAZN after a bout where another loss could have ended his career.

“I should have knocked him out but it is done. On to the next. He is here to prove himself, not roll over. I wish I could have knocked him out.”

The judges’ verdict meant Franklin, 29, had suffered the second defeat of his 23-fight career after losing to Britain’s Dillian Whyte at Wembley in November.

Joshua, who had lost three of his last five bouts, repeatedly landed with his left jab and caught Franklin with several powerful rights, but the American refused to yield and went the distance.

There was a bizarre finish when the 12th and final round appeared to end eight seconds early, with Joshua pushing his head into Franklin.

The move sparked an angry reaction from Lorenzo Adams, the strength and conditioning coach of Franklin, who pushed the London fighter.

MERCY Chinwo and Obidiz fights dirty.

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Get the complete conversation of Peter Obi and Bishop David Oyedepo

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