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Gotocourt:
3.5-4M if it's direct Belgium

E nor even reach, these are cars shipped in containers and not declared

nlfpmod:
Credit: A.S Sabo (Jika HANTA jnr)

Man suffer, all these dead Righty converted 206 wen dem dey sell 3000 pounds,
the supplier sef go c onvert them from righty to lefty , wetin Man do man sef

Gotocourt:
Format, why not white girl

that is not even in the UK

Abee79:
Very soon, you'll need a miracle 🤐

Bross by identifying this SCAM is a miracle

Glimpsetv:
Pastor Jerry Eze Weeps as Girl in Wheelchair is Healed at NSPPD UK Prayer Conference.

It was truly a tsunami of miracles and testimonies as the world’s largest prayer network platform, famously known as New Season Prophetic Prayers and Declarations (NSPPD), held this year’s conference in the United Kingdom.

There were several miracles, such as the blind being healed, non-verbal autism being reversed, and many people walking without their crutches. However, among these notable miracles and testimonies, one stands out: a young girl, confined to a wheelchair due to cerebral palsy, was healed and walked for the first time.

This indeed confirms that what God cannot do does not exist.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ny-tWrwxq8A?si=9S6YXbMwbVJaqP4h

Una don start this is NOT the UK, U cant try this rubish in the UK

triplechoice:
You don't understand how Nafdac operate or what they do.

The certification given to the miracle water by them is to assure the public that the water is safe for consumption (u fit drink ham, e nor go Purge ur belly) and not that it can cure any anything. That's all.

But the pastor,unfortunately, s telling his members that it can cure them . That's the fraud and deception.

Dem nor dey hear word, this was why Redbull stopped saying its drink gives you wings cos a small man like VDM took them to couert abi this pastor big pass redbull? https://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/red-bull-does-not-give-you-wings-company-settles-us13mil-lawsuit-over-false-advertising-claims/8rsoh6zi2

Quest7777:
Is the Bible the Constitution of Nigeria?
The issue here is Legality & not Religiousity/Morality.

The ingredients of the so called Miracle Soap is written on the packet and it's same ingredients as your regular soap, and that's what Nafdac certified.

People who buy the soap are those that freely chose to believe that Fufeyin impacted supernatural powers into the soap that transformed it into a Miracle Soap. And such people are exercising their legal right to freedom of religious beliefs.

So where did Fufeyin commit a crime and against who did he commit the crime?

Pls don't bother replying if you can't answer these questions?

You jumped into the middle of a conversation andyway since you said its of social responsibility then lets go there, whos duty is it to make sure people are not mislead by what they buy to consume/ NAFDAC and has the soap gotten nasdac number? is the ingridients of the soap written on it? answer NO
Let me also add if by miracle the soap and the water escapes fru by means of fraud and backhanders cos we all know how 9ja works , there is another part.it can be sued by VDM as advertising false product, siltation is as in the case of REDBULL the Energy drink maker who said red bull gives you wings remeber that? it was sued for not providing wings by Mr Benjamin Careathers/
Red Bull has agreed to pay $US13 million ($A14.76 million) to settle a class action lawsuit over alleged false advertising of its energy drinks.

As part of the proposed settlement, anyone living in the USA who bought a Red Bull can from January 1, 2002 and has a valid claim will be able to receive either a $US10 ($A11.35) reimbursement or two free Red Bull products with a retail value of approximately $US15 ($A17).

At the centre of the class action is Benjamin Careathers, who had been drinking Red Bull since 2002. He brought the class action suit in January 16, 2013 in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, claiming that the Austrian company’s tagline 'Red Bull gives you wings' was misleading. The idea that the energy drink would increase performance and concentration, as advertised on the company's television, online and marketing campaigns, was 'deceptive', the suit claimed.


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"Such deceptive conduct and practices mean that [Red Bull’s] advertising and marketing is not just 'puffery,' but is instead deceptive and fraudulent and is therefore actionable," the suit said.

The class action cites articles by The New York Times, Nutrition Reviews and the European Food Safety Authority Journal, which claim energy drinks provide their boost through caffeine alone, not guarana or any other ingredient.

Even though there is a lack of genuine scientific support for a claim that Red Bull branded energy drinks provide any more benefit to a consumer than a cup of coffee, the Red Bull defendants persistently and pervasively market their product as a superior source of ‘energy’ worthy of a premium price over a cup of coffee or other sources of caffeine.”

Despite settling the lawsuit, Red Bull has denied any wrongdoing. In a statement to Bevnet, the company wrote: "Red Bull settled the lawsuit to avoid the cost and distraction of litigation. However, Red Bull maintains that its marketing and labeling have always been truthful and accurate, and denies any and all wrongdoing or liability."

Red Bull has "voluntarily updated its marketing materials and product labeling" for consumers in the United State and has established a website for people wishing to make a claim.

https://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/red-bull-does-not-give-you-wings-company-settles-us13mil-lawsuit-over-false-advertising-claims/8rsoh6zi2

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niversities heavily reliant on Nigerian students risk coming under financial pressure this year as a currency crisis continues to grip the west African nation.

Senior education sources say that while many universities are bracing for financial difficulty this year, there are particular concerns about those with high proportions of Nigerian students.
Nigeria has been grappling with one of its worst economic crises in years triggered by surging inflation that pushed the naira to an all-time low against the dollar.

It has stoked concerns that many Nigerian students may be priced out of British universities, raising fears for 20 institutions where they make up a tenth of all postgraduate students.

Figures released earlier this week by the Higher Education Statistics Agency (Hesa) showed UK universities have become increasingly dependent on Nigerian students, who now make up the third largest intake of foreign students after India and China.
In total, 72,355 Nigerian students were enrolled in UK higher education institutions last year – a 66 per cent increase on the previous year.

That figure is expected to drop dramatically this year following the collapse of the naira, coupled with restrictions on visas for the dependants of students introduced by the former Conservative government.

In total, Nigerian students made up more than 10 per cent of postgraduate students at 20 British universities in 2021/22, according to Telegraph analysis of data from the Higher Education Statistics Agency (Hesa).

Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen, where 29 per cent of postgraduate students were from Nigeria, had the highest proportion.

The University of Bradford had the second highest proportion, with 27 per cent, followed by Teesside, Hull and Sunderland, which all had more than 20 per cent.
Masters and other postgraduate degrees have traditionally been popular with overseas students, as they used to allow students to bring their family members with them.

Data from the Migration Observatory showed Nigerian students brought the highest proportion of dependants to the UK in 2022, with each student bringing an average of one family member with them.

The previous Conservative government introduced a ban on dependant visas for most postgraduate students in January in an attempt to reduce overall migration. Former ministers said they were concerned the visas were being used as a “back door to work in the UK”.

The prospect of losing large numbers of Nigerian students has now sparked concerns of widespread finance difficulties across the university sector.

Fees from international students have largely propped up the sector in recent years as domestic tuition fees remain frozen at £9,250. Foreign student fees made up around a quarter of UK university income last year, according to Hesa – up from five per cent in the mid-1990s.
Home Office figures published on Thursday showed that between January and July this year, overall student applications were down by 16 per cent compared with the same period in 2023.

There was also a steep drop in students trying to bring family members with them to the UK, with 13,100 applications from dependants of students between January and July – 81 per cent fewer than in the same time frame last year.

September recruitment ‘a critical moment’
A leading education figure told The Telegraph that the latest recruitment cycle in September could prove a critical moment for some universities heavily reliant on Nigerian students.

Robert McNeil, of the Migration Observatory, said the Nigerian currency crisis probably played a part in the recent drop in international student visas.
“Recently there has been a big focus on recruitment of students from Nigeria, along with other countries like India,” he told The Telegraph.

“A situation where Nigeria’s currency is potentially devalued to where it was might be a contributing factor in declining numbers.

“There are trade-offs associated with any policy decision about how you control migration, but there are also external factors like currency crises that affect decision making [and the] flows of migration.”

Earlier this year, some Nigerian students already enrolled at British universities were thrown off their courses after struggling to pay tuition fees.

Teesside University students were blocked from their studies and reported to the Home Office after the value of the naira crashed and wiped out their savings. The university said it had “no choice” as failure to pay was a breach of visa sponsorship rules.

The Government is continuing to hold crisis talks over the state of the university sector, with 40 per cent of universities in England expected to run budget deficits this year. The Telegraph reported last month that some top institutions have begun to consider potential mergers with smaller, failing universities.

Many students in financial difficulty
Vivienne Stern, chief executive of Universities UK, said: “Many students from Nigeria have been facing financial difficulties following the currency crisis which began last year. In these very difficult circumstances for students, universities have sought to work with students to understand their circumstances and provide what assistance they can.

“This may include flexibility in terms of fee payment schedules, offering to defer enrolments or to refund deposits to students where prospective students were concerned that their studies were no longer affordable, and offering support and advice for those that were already in the UK.

“However, visa and immigration rules do mean that, unfortunately, universities may need to withdraw sponsorship where a student is unable to complete their studies – though this is always a last resort.”

A spokesman for the University of Sunderland said: “As evidenced in our most recent annual report, the university has maintained a secure and sustainable financial position over the last six years and we are working to continue this.”

A spokesman for Teesside University said: “Teesside University is a global institution with a thriving network of international partners, and recruits from a wide variety of countries. We are extremely proud of our diverse campus and vibrant student community and consistently rank as number one for overall student satisfaction in the International Student Barometer.

“Whilst there is no doubt that changes made to immigration policy by the previous government have had an impact on the appeal of UK higher education in the global market, Teesside continues to attract applications from talented students from across the world and remains in a robust financial position.

“We look forward to welcoming our new international and home students to Teesside University this academic year.

source https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/other/universities-braced-for-financial-fallout-from-nigerian-currency-crisis/ar-AA1ozQp9?ocid=msedgntp&pc=U531&cvid=49b4999051784e25b0a82f840613b078&ei=28

onatisi:
It is even worse than an horror movie , I don't think there is any government in the history of human race that has ever lied or been dishonest as this Tinubu government. They lie with straight face and boldness as if there is nothing anyone can do about it . But it isn't their fault, they understand the mentality of the average Nigerian worker and voter and they know that 70% of those crying now will still troop out to their rallies and campaigns in 2027 and still vote for them once they are given 5000 naira plus rice and garri

Do not blame BAT, these agreements where down B4 election and monies paid but BAT cant fulfil them and has asked Dangote to go fru the books, that's the spanners in the works, he gets things for free which means he is not playing on level ground as others, this is and was how he monopolise others, in cement, sugar and flour, now he is busy crying

Chinkoalhaji34:
This is what happens when you put your trust in the system.

Dangote is doing his best to keep things moving, but the delays are just too much. We need to rally behind him and push for better coordination.

We can't keep stalling progress because of bureaucracy. Let's get it together!

He dined with the devil but refused to go in with a very long spoon. He never anticipated that the FG will have a stake i n oil.Last time we heard NNPC had 20percent in his company, a price inflated by him and his crew to get money frm FG to build his refinery's now why is he complaining about the monster he helped create.

Zionmdde:
Are we going to make assumptions or believe what is written in the bible the way it was written

No cos the bible you read now has cut loads from the initial stories like knowing stuff like Jesus had brothers and sisters?You would not know that cos you have not read the Jewish book etc or the qoran,I live in N8 a predominantly Jewish area of North London so I am opportune to know these.

AJSfan:
Vdm simply wants to be at the center of every controversy. This gbas gbos was between Abel Damina and Jeremiah but the guy don inherit the beef... the problem with getting too many enemies be say if anything do am, nobody will be able to point to where it came from.

Reason you speak like this is simple, you nor carry the grace VDM carry

4good3:
I take anyone involved in such practice as not knowing christ or in backsliding state. Best word to describe them is FAKE. They should be exposed and disgraced and that's what God is doing by Himself using VDM.

The heart of men indeed is desperately wicked...

Rightly said, they take advantage of people's predicament and trials to dupe them. This is why once you leave Nigeria and find yourself where everything works, your eyes suddenly open.

emmy512:
Be like Jeremiah no receive freely.
Na why e no Deh free give freely

Which price him pay for him own

This one Off me I swear down!

livebullet:
They are are all involved in such practices ..the first guys could be called the pioneers in Nigeria(lets not forget Idahosa too). But them dey shock now sef the level the new generation of prosperity ministers have taken it to ....you forgot one JonSin Suleyman

You mean Bullet proof pastor

jesusjnr2020:
Therefore all those who claim to have received the power to heal the sick, raise the dead and cast out demons, etc., but were still selling it and not giving it freely as Jesus commanded His disciples to do were all fake and false prophets.

That's why they're not obeying Jesus' commandment, because true disciples of Jesus keep His commandments not to sell but to freely give.

God bless.

Case closed

Quest7777:
The soap is an ordinary soap and that's what Nafdac certified it as.
NAFDAC never certified it to produce miracles.
Proving the ingredients in court can only establish that it is an ordinary soap. Nothing more.

If the court talks about miracle, Fufeyin will simply say God is the one that performs miracles via your faith.

Nigerians who buy the soap are those who freely chose to believe in Fufeyin's spiritual powers and in Miracles. So how do you establish a crime against him?

On the other hand. VDM risks conviction for defamation etc.
Note, I didn't say he's guilty, I said he risks.

Not in anyway supporting Fufeyin, but that's the way it is. Legality is quite different from morality.

The soap is an ordinary soap manufactured for him by a soap manufacturing company, there is no Nafdac number written on the soap itself, Cos if there is then the content and the amount of these con tents will also be written on it .If the content of the soap is not written and you get called upon then you are facing stiff penalty. People get away with these cos no one calls them out.

PS to show this pastor is a fraud and people like you cannot see this, this is for you also incase you want to sell water and soap once you too receive your own gift

What Jesus Said About Selling Miracle Products, e.g. Water, Soap, Perfume etc.

Matthew 10:8 (KJV)

Heal the sick, cleanse the lepers, raise the dead, cast out devils: freely ye have received, freely give.

This is what Jesus said to those He gave power to heal the sick, raise the dead, cast out devils.

Jesus said, "Freely Ye have Received, Freely Give".

Zionmdde:
Mtt 19:27

ahaha so how did they feed their families? or you thought they never had wives and kids?
you lot are deranged.

Zionmdde:
Actually most of the disciples left their jobs
You can be in the UK, why don't you attend their church so you can be sure they are not growing
Asides that it's still hearsay

plz point me to where it was stated that Peter stopped being a fisherman

Zionmdde:
Lol
Hearsay as usual
So you attend the church to know they are not expanding worldwide. Na wa oooo. People sef. So pst Chris told u he asked his pastors to get jobs

No boss I actually live in the Uk and it was in the news. If you go to most churches of other denomination the pastors have jobs, in the bible most of the disciples have jobs
for the purpose of taxes in churches read b
https://www.pewresearch.org/religious-landscape-study/2019/04/30/in-western-european-countries-with-church-taxes-support-for-the-tradition-remains-strong/

Zionmdde:
Ok
Jesus was also asked to pay tax
So how has that affected Christ embassy
Are they not still growing and having there services in the UK?
So in UK, does churches register as business entities?
Ok so Christ embassy should register as a business or what are you talking about registering as Charity so that they won't pay tax

yes cos they are taking money from people and just channelling it back to Nigeria to buy private jets so these money need taxed

Zionmdde:
Ok
Jesus was also asked to pay tax
So how has that affected Christ embassy
Are they not still growing and having there services in the UK?
So in UK, does churches register as business entities?
Ok so Christ embassy should register as a business or what are you talking about registering as Charity so that they won't pay tax

No they are not growing,infact there is a clamp down on their means of generating revenues, The pastors now have to get a real Job not just pastor

Matabue1985:
this idiot has forgotten that we are in Nigeria and not in the US money will exchanged hands and lawyers and judges will be bribed, make i cum see how them won take rubbish the prophet. the prophet is also a billionaire

yes thats is true however once that is done you know the pastor is not called by GOD but a business Man that's the whole purpose of this call out. People like VDM should be given kudos and encouraged for calling powerful people like these OUT.

Zionmdde:
Christ embassy did not learn anything. They are expanding more sef.. the west are still very religious. Trump said God's miracle saved his life and he got a thunderous applause.
Vdm has no case as long as nafdac approved the water and soap

Nobody is learning anything. Churches are still very well expanding.

You have no clue lol, well let me educate you more.
Christ Embassy and its like register their churches as Charity organisation so they do not pay tax on any revenue generated in the UK. However when questioned by the office of Internal revenue aka Oga tax they could not show evidence of charity works within the Uk even though on their books and records huge sums was leaving the country and so they were asked to pay tax.

Quest7777:
Haba, that's just an illustration. Oya replace the bangle with Water. Some churches sell anointed water.

Good and yes they do, but deep inside your heart, thinking like someone who is free from all shyte associated with the ills of the society in the Nigerian context, is it Ok to sell what GOD gave you for free?
Miracle water ko

Zionmdde:
Jeremiah said his products have nafdac number and dats where I base my argument on. If he is lying that's his wahala. My point is clear. If Jeremiah's product have nafdac number then vdm has no case

Africans ko. It's people like u that castigate your colour. In the west they worship all manner of nonsense. Trees, cats, animals, and many more. Should we talk about China, India, Saudi nko?
Are Africans the only religious continent?

You misses=d the point, Me saying Africans does not mean colour, there are every colours and shades in African, I am more gearing to the ignorant ones who still suffer from mental slavery/About worshipping, there is nothing wrong in worshipping whatever you chose, the ignorance in this is thinking whatever you worship is superior than what someone else is worshipping. In Some part of Africa some miscreant now capitalise o n these misconception to dupe o thiosinamine miracle water on sale, However once these pastors and their families are sick they run to the west to get treated. Pastors rely on security to move about even travel in bullet proof cars but congregation have to rely on holy ghost for protect, Once again African be wise.

Esude007:
There's drought presently in some states in Nigeria, many farmers are crying because of the seizure of the rain which is affecting their crops.

As a farmer, how are you coping and which measures have you taken?

Irrigation??

Zionmdde:
If nafdac really approved that soap or water then vdm has no case against jeremiah. Let him sue nafdac for failing to follow their laid out procedures

yes you are right but watch the video again when and where he was asking for NAFDAC number, there is none.But then again if there i s NAFDAC number then its fraud cos his miracle soap and water will not need MAN approval for it to work,

NB for Christ Sake why are Nigerians and Africans so Ignorant and cant see these so called Men of God are taking you lot for a ride,whyyyyyyyy

Zionmdde:
Lol
Joy soap advertises joy in the use of their soap
Some even advertise flying when u use there product. So when you drink Supa commando do you fly
When you brush with close up does your teeth sparkle like they advertise?
When you Plat sporty bet do you always win like they make it look?

The little I know about miracles in the Bible more than 80% of them came with formulas. Wash in the river, strike the rock, anoint his head, mold a clay, etc

Don't ask me if I am a Christian, raise Bible points if you wish

And if I believe in the miracle water then u are joking
We are talking law here

These ideas of yours is what the west managed to stamp out ages ago hence no one can take the pizzz.SOme like Christ embassy and the others learnt the hard way.ALl it takes is for one investigative jonalist to open ur file then you are done.This is waht VDm is doing

Quest7777:
The consumer protection laws don't apply to items that have to do with your religious beliefs.

If a church sells a miracle bangle to you and you excercise your faith and believe that the bangle has healing powers. If the church has committed a crime, it will also imply that you exercising faith in the bangle also committed a crime.

So if such bangle sale is a crime, you are indirectly denying people of their right to exercise their religious beliefs.

Wrong example you used there, Bangle do not need NAFDAC number as it is not termed consumable. Water and Soap are consumable as using them can cause distress or harm

Zionmdde:
Good assuming he is saying the truth that nafdac approved it, you have no case
If you carry juju soap and go to nafdac they will run tests to ascertain that the soap is safe to use and approve it

I can produce a soap and name it spiritual soap, it's just a brand name. Has Joy soap proven that their soap gives joy? So why does spiritual soap need to prove anything.

I think you are missing the point, listen to what VDM is saying, anything nafdac approves must have the content ie all the chemicals used in producing it written on it, check your own soap. However there is nowhere it is displayed on it meaning it is not approved by NAFDAC, even pure water has NAFDAC number.

Zionmdde:
As long as nafdac approves it, he can sell it to anyone he likes

There is no legally approved non medicinal or non intoxicating product that by Nigerian law is confined to a specific set of people

If NAFDAC approves it then it will display its content, this is what VDM is capitalizing on, he is not stupid. Also if it was not approved by NAFDAC it is considered illegal like any other fake product i n society. Even water has NAFDAC number