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 Autos › Versat Automobile Storms Nigeria’s Luxury Mobility Segment With EXEED by Godspowerpro(op): 3:23pm On Aug 27 |
By Daniels Ekugo Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD. Nigeria’s premium automotive market is set for a major shake-up as Versat Automobile Limited prepares to introduce EXEED, the premium automotive brand of Chery Automobile, with its official Nigerian debut scheduled for December 2026. Built around the bold philosophy “Born for More”, EXEED is entering a market where increasingly sophisticated buyers are demanding more than status and comfort from premium vehicles. The brand is promising a combination of advanced technology, distinctive design, intelligent mobility and refined driving performance. EXEED’s arrival also signals Chery Automobile’s growing ambitions in Nigeria’s increasingly competitive automotive landscape, bringing its extensive research and development capabilities into the premium segment. For Versat Automobile, the introduction is a strategic move to expand Nigeria’s mobility choices with a brand designed to appeal to consumers seeking technology, sophistication and individuality. “The arrival of EXEED represents an exciting new chapter for premium mobility in Nigeria,” said Christopher Irumudomon, General Manager, Sales, Versat Automobile Limited. “We are looking forward to introducing Nigerians to a brand that challenges convention, embraces exploration, and is truly Born for More.” With the Nigerian automotive market witnessing growing interest in premium SUVs and technology-driven vehicles, EXEED will be looking to carve out a distinctive position among established luxury marques. Ahead of the December launch, Versat says it will progressively unveil more information about EXEED’s models, technology, design philosophy and performance capabilities, building anticipation for the brand’s Nigerian debut. EXEED is Chery Automobile’s premium automotive brand, created around intelligent technology, sophisticated design and exceptional driving experiences. Guided by its “Born for More” philosophy and Spirit of Exploration, the brand combines advanced automotive technology with distinctive design and a forward-looking approach to premium mobility. Versat Automobile Limited, established in 2024, is a Nigerian automotive company focused on delivering reliable, value-driven mobility solutions tailored to local market needs. The company entered the Nigerian market in 2026 with C&C Trucks, with a focus on performance, durability, quality, reliability and customer support.
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| Celebrities › Twilight Actor Spends 1 Million Pounds Erasing Strangers' Debts by Godspowerpro(op): 1:18pm On Aug 27 |
Most celebrities spend their money on houses and cars. Michael Sheen spent his on erasing the debt of 900 strangers. Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD. Michael Sheen, the Welsh actor known for his roles in Good Omens, Twilight, and Frost/Nixon, quietly wrote off £1 million of debt for 900 people in South Wales using £100,000 of his own money. He created a debt acquisition company, purchased the debt from collection agencies at a fraction of its value, and then canceled it without ever knowing who the beneficiaries were. The only information he had was where they lived and the type of debt they owed, which included credit card debt, overdrafts, and car finance. The project, which took two years to complete secretly, was documented in the Channel 4 show Michael Sheen's Secret Million Pound Giveaway. At one point, Sheen considered abandoning the plan, but he changed his mind after a visit to his hometown of Port Talbot, where he met a café worker who told him about steelworkers in tears after losing their jobs following the closure of the town's last blast furnace. Seeing their devastation made him realize he had to see it through. Sheen has long been committed to social causes, having declared himself a "not-for-profit" actor in 2021 and sold his properties to fund the 2019 Homeless World Cup in Cardiff. He has also self-financed a new national theater in Wales after the National Theatre Wales had its funding cut. His work has been praised by one of the beneficiaries, who said he has given them a "second chance" and a "new, fresh, clean slate." Another called him a "Godsend." Sheen has said he still does not know who he helped, and he does not expect recognition. "It's not because I want people to think I'm great," he said. He just wanted to do something that would make a difference. Have you ever seen someone use their success to quietly change the lives of people they will never meet? GODSPOWERPROJECT 1 Like
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| Politics › IYD 2026: Police Warns Youths Against Being Used For Electoral Violence by Godspowerpro(op): 12:45pm On Aug 27 |
IYD 2026: Lagos CP Tijani Launches Anti-Thuggery Campaign, Warns Youths Against Being Used for Electoral Violence • As Police, POCACOV, NAOSNP, NURTW walk for peace Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD. As Nigeria moves steadily towards another election cycle, the Lagos State Police Command has taken its peace-building campaign to the streets, urging young Nigerians to reject political violence, digital thuggery, cultism and drug abuse and refuse to become instruments in the hands of politicians whose own children are rarely exposed to the dangers of electoral violence. The message formed the centrepiece of the Command's Peace Walk to commemorate International Youth Day 2026, themed “Different Contexts, Common Aspirations,” during which the Campaign Against Political and Digital Thuggery was formally launched. The initiative is also in furtherance of the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu's vision of deepening police-community partnerships and positioning young people as active partners in peace, security and national development, National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP can report. Leading the walk, the Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command, CP Tijani Fatai, said the exercise was designed not merely as a ceremonial event but as a deliberate effort to sensitise young people and the wider public to the dangers of violence and other social vices. “It is not in vain. Out there, people would have known by now what youth stands for. We are sensitising the youth, and not just the youth alone, the general populace, on the need to escape violence, thuggery, drug abuse, cultism and all of the vices you can think about.” The CP, who expressed concern over the approaching election period, warned youths against allowing themselves to be recruited as instruments of political violence. “Most especially this time around that we are getting into the election period, we all know that the people that are to be used, or that have been used in the past, are the youth. None of these politicians will use any of their children for electioneering, thuggery or violence. It is these different children of nobody.” He, however, rejected the notion that any young Nigerian should consider himself a “nobody”, urging youths to protect their future rather than sacrifice it for temporary political benefits. “There is nobody that is nobody. All of us are very important at this point. For the fact that we have not attained that high position does not make us nobody. Tomorrow is there for us. We should not think of today; we should always think of tomorrow.” Fatai further charged youths to reject any invitation to electoral violence, stressing that involvement in drug abuse, thuggery and criminality could permanently destroy the future they are expected to build. “If anybody comes to us and uses us for any electoral violence, we should not allow it. We should dissociate ourselves so that our future can be better.” The message received support from the transport sector, with Comrade Isiaka Apena, Branch Chairman, National Union of Road Transport Workers, Ikeja Branch ‘B’, commending the police for complementing enforcement with public education. “I've seen police at another level. It's not only by arrest, but by educating our people. That election is coming. Don't let them use you as a ballot box snatcher.” He pledged to take the message back to transport workers, urging members to promote peace across their communities. Similarly, Germanus Anika, Public Relations Officer of PAVDA, representing phone sellers in Computer Village, assured the police that its members remained law-abiding and opposed to political thuggery, drugs and cultism. A representative of the NYSC youth corps members also urged young people to protect their future by shunning drug abuse, cybercrime and violence, while SP Olivia Ugochukwu, State Coordinator, POCACOV, reinforced the message with a blunt warning: “Shun thuggery. Drugs kill. Say no to hard drugs and cultism.” The walk, which brought together stakeholders including NYCN, NYSC, POCACOV, NANS, PCRC, NURTW, RTEAN, CRAN and NAOSNP, commenced with physical exercises led by the Command's OC Sports, ASP Gregory Sylvester. Beyond the symbolism of the walk, the Lagos Police initiative delivered a message that Nigeria's young people must not become expendable tools in political contests whose consequences they, rather than their sponsors, will ultimately bear.
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| Travel › N30,000 Airport-ikeja Fare: Transport Day Editor Calls For Urgent Review by Godspowerpro(op): 10:42pm On Aug 26 |
N30,000 Airport-Ikeja Fare: Transport Day Media Editor Calls for Urgent Review Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD The Editor of Transport Day Media, Mr Frank Kintum, has criticised the reported N30,000 fare charged for a journey from the Murtala Muhammed International Airport to Ikeja, describing the price disparity as excessive and a matter that deserves urgent regulatory attention. Kintum was reacting to a report that an airport car-hire operator quoted N30,000 for a trip from the Lagos airport to the Radisson Blu Hotel in Ikeja, while conventional ride-hailing platforms offered significantly lower fares for the same journey. According to him, while there is a clear need for safe, regulated and reliable transportation services at Nigeria’s airports, regulation should not result in excessive charges that place an unnecessary financial burden on passengers. He said the wide gap between the reported airport car-hire fare and rates offered by Uber, Bolt and other platforms raises serious questions about pricing, competition, consumer protection and the overall passenger experience. “Airport transportation is an important part of the aviation value chain and the first point of contact for many visitors arriving in Nigeria. When a passenger is confronted with a fare several times higher than the prevailing market rate for a relatively short journey, it can create a negative impression of our transportation system,” Kintum said. He noted that the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria had explained that the Airport Car Hire and Ride Management System, ACHRAMS, was introduced to regulate airport car-hire operations and was not intended to compete with or replicate services provided by Uber, Bolt and other e-hailing companies. However, Kintum said regulation must be accompanied by transparency and fairness. “If the objective is to protect passengers and improve airport transportation, the pricing structure must be transparent, competitive and justifiable. There should be no situation where passengers are effectively compelled to pay significantly more simply because they are travelling from an airport,” he stated. The Transport Day Media Editor urged FAAN and relevant stakeholders to review the fare structure and consider integrating conventional e-hailing operators into the airport transportation framework, subject to appropriate security and operational requirements. He also called for clear fare displays, effective passenger complaint mechanisms and regular monitoring of airport transport operators. Kintum stressed that Nigeria’s airports should provide passengers with safe, efficient, convenient and reasonably priced mobility options, adding that excessive transport costs could undermine efforts to improve Nigeria’s image as a destination for business, tourism and investment. Thank You Jesus
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| Politics › Re: Earning Below ₦300k? You Are No Different From An Almajiri – Usman Okai Austin by Godspowerpro(m): 12:52pm On Aug 26 |
He who keepeth his mouth keepeth his life 5 Likes |
| Education › LSSTF-CACCOV, YABATECH Forge Stronger Alliance Against Crime On Campus by Godspowerpro(op): 9:21pm On Aug 25 |
LSSTF-CACCOV, YABATECH Forge Stronger Alliance Against Cultism, Crime on Campus • Rector, Adedotun Abdul Hails LSSTF CEO Ogunsan for Championing Security in Lagos Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD If education is the engine of national development, then security must be one of the rails upon which that engine must travel. The pursuit of academic excellence cannot happen in an atmosphere where students live under the shadow of violence, cultism, drug abuse and other social vices. For institutions such as Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH), where thousands of young Nigerians are being prepared for the future, protecting students from influences capable of derailing their academic and personal trajectories is therefore both a security responsibility and a national development imperative. This formed the background for discussion when the Governing Council and management of YABATECH led by the Rector, Dr. Engr. Ibraheem Adedotun Abdul hosted the leadership of the Lagos State Security Trust Fund Campaign Against Crime, Cultism and Other Vices (LSSTF-CACCOV) at a special appreciation and partnership meeting. This meeting is subsequent to the initiative's recent sensitization programme for more than 1,000 fresh students of the institution. The engagement, which also explored a deeper institutional partnership, underscored a shared conviction that preventing crime among young people must begin before criminal tendencies take root, with education, mentorship, advocacy and strategic security interventions deployed alongside conventional policing. The meeting brought together the leadership of the college, members of its Governing Council, Alumni representatives and the LSSTF-CACCOV team, with the college expressing appreciation for the impact of the earlier programme and the special significance of having an alumnus, Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan, at the helm of the Lagos State Security Trust Fund, LSSTF. The college leadership also lauded the Pres. Bola Ahmed Tinubu GCFR for his support in championing quality education and academic excellence in the Federal Government-owned institution. They also thanked the Executive Governor of Lagos State, Gov. Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu for promoting peace, security and safety in Lagos State which has made the institution a top choice for students. Leading the YABATECH delegation was the Rector, Dr. Engr. Ibraheem Adedotun Abdul, who described the initiative as a timely intervention in the protection of the institution's most valuable assets, which are the students. Abdul said the college regarded its students as “diamonds” that must be protected, polished and prepared to shine, warning that deliberate attempts to destroy the youth could ultimately undermine the future of the nation. “If you want to attack the future of any nation, just destroy their youth. Once their youth are destroyed, then you know they have no hope,” the Rector stated, stressing that the battle against cultism, drug abuse and other vices was therefore much bigger than the immediate security of the campus. He commended the passion behind LSSTF-CACCOV and its decision to commence its intervention at YABATECH, describing the initiative as a catalyst that could help management achieve its objective of protecting students from destructive influences. According to him, the college was particularly encouraged by the fact that the initiative was being championed by an alumnus of the institution, Dr. Ogunsan, whose leadership of the LSSTF had provided an opportunity to connect the college's alumni network with a broader public-security mission. Abdul also expressed the college's desire for stronger security support, including enhanced police presence and patrol vehicles, noting that the location of the institution exposes it to security challenges associated with its surrounding environment. The college, he said, would welcome deeper collaboration capable of improving security on and around the campus. "We sit at the center of a quadrangle of cultism. The Jimbo boys are around the corner, the Valley boys are there, the Afro-Belgian hoodlums are there, and warding them away is a big task which we have been confronting frontally but we need additional support to make this place safe. This is one of the things that will make the alumni to be proud when they hear good news about the institution," he said. The Rector's position was reinforced by the LSSTF-CACCOV State Coordinator, Dr. Moses Oladimeji, who described his presence at YABATECH as particularly meaningful because he is himself an alumnus of the institution. “I see you as my fathers and mothers, alumnus of this same college. You trained me, and I'm here today, and I'm one of your success stories,” Oladimeji said, describing the opportunity to return to the institution in a different capacity as both an honour and a responsibility. Oladimeji explained that LSSTF-CACCOV was established under the broader security intervention of the Lagos State Security Trust Fund to strengthen the preventive dimension of security through education, advocacy and mentorship. He stressed that while security agencies remained indispensable to crime response, society must also invest in preventing young people from becoming perpetrators in the first place. “We believe in empowering young people before they become actual perpetrators of crime,” he said, adding that the initiative could not achieve its objective without strategic partnerships with educational institutions. He recalled the recent YABATECH freshmen orientation programme, where more than 1,000 students were reached with messages on the dangers of cultism, drug abuse and other social vices, alongside the distribution of instructional materials and food packs. But Oladimeji said the intervention should not end with freshmen. He proposed extending the campaign across ND1, ND2, HND1, HND2 and part-time programmes, while establishing sustainable CACCOV structures within the institution. Among the proposed interventions are the establishment of LSSTF-CACCOV Clubs, strategic Anti-cultism Billboards and other awareness signages across the campus showing the official LSSTF Security Tips Lines through which students and members of the college community could provide information on security threats which would get immediate response within 3 minutes. He explained that the proposed reporting mechanism would be linked to relevant security agencies, enabling information received through the designated LSSTF channel to be promptly transmitted to the appropriate agency for action. "It's a WhatsApp line that within 1-3 minutes that a message gets to our office, it will be redirected to the appropriate security agency that will take the matter up. Within 3 minutes, we have a security agency coming into the school campus and attending to the situation." The LSSTF-CACCOV team also emphasised the need to confront drug abuse, which Oladimeji described as one of the major threats capable of destroying the future of young Nigerians. On her part, the Asst. Coordinator Uzezi Akinwoleola remarked: "At LSSTF-CACCOV we believe in empowering young people. Our mandate is very clear about educating youths against the dangers of crime. We believe youths should be empowered before they become perpetrators of crime. We recognize that we cannot do it alone, and that Yabatech is not just a stakeholder but a strategic partner in achieving our shared objectives. That's why we were here some weeks ago for a freshers' orientation where we were able to address over 1000 students." The President of the YABATECH Alumni Association, Otunba Bldr. 'Yemi Osinbajo commended the initiative and disclosed that the partnership was facilitated by Mr. Salvador Olakunle Olatunji, Deputy Registrar and Chairman of the Students' Affairs and Education Committee of the Alumni Association. Osinbajo praised Salvador for “hitting the ground running” in building the relationship between the alumni association and LSSTF-CACCOV, which subsequently resulted in the CACCOV intervention during the students' orientation. He expressed optimism that the relationship would continue to generate student-focused activities capable of keeping young people positively engaged and reducing their vulnerability to criminal influences. The meeting also featured extensive participation from the college's Governing Council and management. Present were Dr. Ismail Badmus, Deputy Rector (Academic); Arc. Adefemi Lawal, Deputy Rector (Administration); Barrister Sakib Kazeem Babatunde Wahab, Acting Registrar, representing the Registrar, Mrs. Henrietta Adebola Gbemisola Badejo; Dr. Achonna Andy Umunna, representing the Polytechnic Librarian; Dr. Olusola Dada, Bursar; Engr. Ogunrinola Oludele, Sub-Dean, Students' Affairs Unit; Dr. Tairu Onawale, Chairman, Anti-Corruption and Transparency Unit; Mr. Adekunle Adams, Acting Director, Centre for Information and Public Relations; and Mr. Salvador Olakunle Olatunji. The alumni delegation included Mr. Anika Jackson, Associate Director of the National Body of the Alumni Association; Mr. Peter Bassey, an ex-official; Mr. Babatunde Olutomileyin, Public Relations Officer; another alumni ex-official, Mr. Babatunde; and Mr. Oshabiyi, Treasurer of the association. Also acknowledged were the college's Personal Assistant to the Director, the Deputy Registrar of the Alumni Relations and Fellowship Department, Mr. Sade Ekundayo, Mr. Gbenga Adigun, and other representatives of the institution. The engagement ultimately moved beyond appreciation to a shared blueprint for sustained collaboration. Its message was unmistakable: securing the campus is inseparable from securing the future of its students. For YABATECH, the partnership offers an opportunity to strengthen its security architecture while creating a culture in which students are empowered to recognise, resist and report threats. For LSSTF-CACCOV, the institution provides a strategic platform from which preventive security can reach thousands of young people. Thank You Jesus
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| Pets › How Well Do You Really Know Elephants by Godspowerpro(op): 11:34pm On Aug 22 |
🐘 Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD ❓ Most people are familiar with the saying “An elephant never forgets”, but these incredibly intelligent and social animals have many more fascinating traits and talents. Let’s explore a few: ➡️ They can “communicate” through vibrations in the ground. These seismic signals can help elephants maintain contact and warn others of danger. ➡️ They have extremely strong family bonds, with females typically remaining within their family groups for life. Females in the herd practise allomothering - babysitting, caring for and protecting other calves. ➡️ As ecosystem engineers, they shape entire landscapes by clearing pathways through dense vegetation, dispersing seeds, and creating small waterholes that sustain plants and other wildlife. ➡️ Every elephant has a unique combination of ear shape, notches, tears and other markings, making each animal one-of-a-kind. ➡️ Researchers have observed elephants behaving in ways that resemble mourning around deceased family members, including touching and remaining close to their bodies. ➡️ And as the saying suggests, elephants have excellent memories. They can recognise relatives by their scent, even after years apart. When we safeguard elephants, we’re protecting highly intelligent, sentient beings with behavioural traits that may seem surprisingly familiar to our own. 💚 Thank you World Elephant Day for raising awareness of the plight of elephants on #WorldElephantDay - in Africa and across the globe. 🌍
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| Christianity Etc › 7 Areas Requiring Self Discipline by Godspowerpro(op): 10:41pm On Aug 22 |
Celebration Night Teaching At Annual Youth Alive Convention 2026 (Next Levels) by Bishop David Oyedepo 7 Areas Requiring Self Discipline Towards Our GOD-Ordained Next Levels Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD Inside every seed is a potential plantation. And giants rise by taking required responsibility. Self Discipline is about keeping our body under, keeping it under subjection. 1 Corinthians 9:27 KJV [27] but I keep under my body, and bring it into subjection: lest that by any means, when I have preached to others, I myself should be a castaway. Self Discipline is about setting order over our lives, a dogged pursuit and maximum investment of time and resources towards setting goals and driving at them. 1 Corinthians 6:12 KJV [12] All things are lawful unto me, but all things are not expedient: all things are lawful for me, but I will not be brought under the power of any. Self discipline is becoming a law to our self 7 Areas Requiring Self Discipline 1. Discipline to sustain a quality walk with GOD Leviticus 6:12-13 KJV [12] And the fire upon the altar shall be burning in it; it shall not be put out: and the priest shall burn wood on it every morning, and lay the burnt offering in order upon it; and he shall burn thereon the fat of the peace offerings. [13] The fire shall ever be burning upon the altar; it shall never go out. Psalm 1:1-3 KJV [1] Blessed is the man that walketh not in the counsel of the ungodly, nor standeth in the way of sinners, Nor sitteth in the seat of the scornful. [2] But his delight is in the law of the LORD; And in his law doth he meditate day and night. [3] And he shall be like a tree planted by the rivers of water, That bringeth forth his fruit in his season; His leaf also shall not wither; And whatsoever he doeth shall prosper. 2. Maintain Godly Thoughts Proverbs 4:23 KJV [23] Keep thy heart with all diligence; For out of it are the issues of life. Mark 7:21-23 KJV [21] For from within, out of the heart of men, proceed evil thoughts, adulteries, fornications, murders, [22] thefts, covetousness, wickedness, deceit, lasciviousness, an evil eye, blasphemy, pride, foolishness: [23] all these evil things come from within, and defile the man. 3. Discipline The Words of Your Mouth Psalm 34:12-13 KJV [12] What man is he that desireth life, And loveth many days, that he may see good? [13] Keep thy tongue from evil, And thy lips from speaking guile. Proverbs 18:21 KJV [21] Death and life are in the power of the tongue: And they that love it shall eat the fruit thereof. 4. Discipline Your Time Ecclesiastes 12:1 KJV [1] Remember now thy Creator in the days of thy youth, while the evil days come not, nor the years draw nigh, when thou shalt say, I have no pleasure in them; Colossians 4:5 KJV [5] Walk in wisdom toward them that are without, redeeming the time. 5. Discipline Your Taste (Avoid unholy competition) Psalm 131:1 KJV [1] LORD, my heart is not haughty, Nor mine eyes lofty: Neither do I exercise myself in Great matters, or in things too high for me. Exodus 23:30 KJV [30] By little and little I will drive them out from before thee, until thou be increased, and inherit the land. 6. Discipline Your Ears (control your access to information that holds no value) Mark 4:24 KJV [24] And he said unto them, Take heed what ye hear: with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you: and unto you that hear shall more be given 7. Discipline Your Study Life 1 Thessalonians 4:11 KJV [11] and that ye study to be quiet, and to do your own business, and to work with your own hands, as we commanded you; 1 Timothy 4:15 KJV [15] Meditate upon these things; give thyself wholly to them; that thy profiting may appear to all. Above all, be positively disposed to those who are commanding breakthroughs around you. It is not enough to have a vision, invest in relevant training and knowledge to realize that vision. Thank You Jesus GODSPOWERPROJECT
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| Christianity Etc › Re: AYAC 2026 Begins by Godspowerpro(op): 7:17am On Aug 19 |
| Christianity Etc › AYAC 2026 Begins by Godspowerpro(op): 12:06am On Aug 19*. Modified: 2:46pm On Aug 19 |
Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD www.domimedia.org NEXT LEVELS is more than a theme, it is a prophetic call to rise above limitations, embrace GOD’s purpose, and step into greater dimensions of impact. Join thousands of youths from around the world for a life-changing encounter filled with powerful teachings, divine direction, and unforgettable moments in GOD’s presence. 📅 August 18–22, 2026 📍 Faith Tabernacle, Canaanland, Ota Are you ready for your next levels? 🔥 *For further enquiries* Odion : 2348092471688 https://ayac.winnersyouth.org/
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| Crime › NDLEA Arrests India-bound Bizman, 70-year-old Grandpa Nabbed by Godspowerpro(op): 8:23am On Aug 17 |
[b]NDLEA arrests India-bound bizman with cocaine, recovers N3.6b Colos, codeine in Lagos • 70-year-old grandpa nabbed, large consignments of opioids, others seized in Kano, Kwara, Edo, Plateau, Oyo, Delta sweepsFemi Babafemi Director, Media and Advocacy NDLEA Headquarters Abuja Sunday 16th August 2026 8 Likes
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| Christianity Etc › Re: Be Careful Before You Call Somebody False. by Godspowerpro(op): 8:33am On Aug 16 |
Dtruthspeaker:The flaw in your point is; till date, the Jews are still expecting their 'Messiah' So would you absolve or blame the nowadays Jews of the same? |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Be Careful Before You Call Somebody False. by Godspowerpro(op): 5:55am On Aug 16 |
Hmm. The LORD is our Shepherd |
| Christianity Etc › Be Careful Before You Call Somebody False. by Godspowerpro(op): 5:22am On Aug 16*. Modified: 7:44am On Aug 16 |
Dolapo Lawal www.domimedia.org Purity Channel You know, the conversation you read in the Gospels between Jesus and the Pharisees is very instructive. The Pharisees believed Jesus was a false teacher. They even accused Him of casting out demons by Beelzebub and said that He was operating by the power of evil spirits. That means you have to be careful before you call somebody false. All I’m trying to say is this: a lot of people are not false; they are simply wrong. There is a difference between being false and being mistaken. I’m saying this because, some years ago, I was preaching, and a young lady came to our church. She heard me teaching, went back to her father, and said, “You are a false teacher. I have met my pastor.” Her father then called me and asked, “What are you telling my child?” I explained everything to him, and after listening, the man said, “Okay, you are correct, but you need wisdom.” That statement stayed with me: you can be correct and still need wisdom. Don’t get the message and miss the heart. Many Christians are critical, but they are not prescriptive. They are quick to point out what is wrong, but they are not always discerning enough to understand why someone is asking the question in the first place. For example, you can be arguing with somebody about suicide and be so concerned about winning the theological or intellectual argument that you fail to realize that the person may be asking because they are actually considering taking their own life. You want to win an argument, but you may lose a soul. Christians are not always emotionally intelligent. Look at John 11. Here, Jesus knew that He was going to raise Lazarus from the dead. He already knew the outcome. Yet when He saw Mary and the people mourning, Jesus wept. Why did He have to cry when He knew He was going to raise Lazarus? Because sometimes people don't just need somebody who can change their situation. They need somebody who can sympathize with their pain. You may say, “I don’t want somebody who cannot sympathize with me, even though they have the power to change my situation.” And that is exactly what GOD is showing us about HIS heart: “I don’t just change things; I also meet you where you are.” I’m trying to help us understand that you can say the right thing with the wrong heart, and in that moment, you are still wrong. If the devil cannot get you to do the wrong thing, he will try to get you to do the right thing the wrong way. Is it bad to steal? Yes. Is it bad to condemn people? Yes. So how do you talk to a thief? When you see someone doing wrong, you may immediately feel like condemning them. But you have to learn to reach the heart of the person. Why? Because that is how GOD saw you. You were once HIS enemy. If GOD had simply condemned you without extending mercy, where would you be? But HE reached you with grace. Therefore, when you correct people, don't lose the person while correcting the problem. Truth matters. Correction matters. Holiness matters. But so does the heart with which you communicate them. Never let your pursuit of being right make you lose the ability to love people. GODSPOWERPROJECT
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| Politics › LSSTF Woos China For Stronger Lagos Partnership by Godspowerpro(op): 8:55pm On Aug 14 |
LSSTF Deepens Global Security Drive, Woos China for Stronger Lagos Partnership • Ogunsan visits Consul General, People’s Republic of China, Yan Yuqing Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD In Lagos, where the movement of people, capital and commerce rarely pauses, security has become too important to be treated as the responsibility of government alone. It is a shared investment in economic confidence, international relations and the protection of the millions of people who live, work and invest in the state. Increasingly, the Lagos State Security Trust Fund (LSSTF) is looking beyond its traditional donor base to forge strategic international partnerships capable of bringing expertise, technology, equipment and fresh resources into the state’s security architecture. That strategy received another boost as the Executive Secretary/CEO of LSSTF, Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan, visited the Consulate General of the People’s Republic of China in Lagos, where he sought deeper collaboration with the Chinese government, its security institutions and Chinese-owned businesses operating in Nigeria. The engagement follows the Fund’s recent outreach to the British and German diplomatic missions as part of Ogunsan’s emerging push to make international stakeholders active partners in Lagos’ security development. On his courtesy visit to the Consul General, Yan Yuqing, Ogunsan said the visit was primarily to appreciate China’s longstanding support for Nigeria’s security institutions while seeking to deepen the relationship. The meeting opened a broader avenue for cooperation involving the Chinese diplomatic mission, security institutions, Chinese enterprises and the LSSTF. Ogunsan particularly praised the Consul General for what he described as an exceptional commitment to Lagos and Nigeria. “You are a mother, a very true definition of a mother. You've been everywhere, you've been caring for us, you've assisted the police force very hugely, not only the police, everyone, the paramilitary agencies. You have done much more in kind for us than what money can buy. You have sent many of our uniformed operatives abroad on a regular basis.” Ogunsan said. He recalled China’s extensive support for security personnel through training programmes, describing capacity building as one of the most valuable forms of intervention. “We want to ask you, Ma, that you should continue with this training. An untrained officer is a serious disaster for our society,” he said. Beyond training, Ogunsan sought greater access to Chinese expertise, technology and locally available equipment, including operational vehicles, motorcycles, boots, uniforms and other security-related items. He also identified Chinese companies operating in Lagos and Nigeria as potential partners in strengthening the operational capacity of security agencies. Ogunsan specifically acknowledged the contribution of Chinese companies, including CIG Motors and Dongfeng, while noting that CIG Motors had recently donated 10 vehicles to the Fund. The LSSTF chief executive also offered an immediate security intervention for the Chinese Consulate, pledging to deploy one of the newly acquired police vehicles to enhance security around the diplomatic facility. “You've done so much for us that we can't leave you exposed to any kind of people. I will take responsibility for that,” he assured the Consul General. Responding, Yan Yuqing pledged continued Chinese support, particularly in training and equipment. “Of course, we will support more. So training is important. I am very glad that you are always interested in the young officers,” she said. The Consul General disclosed that China had previously supported Nigerian security institutions, while expressing willingness to explore additional interventions in the coming year. She also pointed to the potential role of Chinese businesses in supporting Lagos security, particularly through the provision of vehicles, motorcycles, uniforms and boots. With thousands of Chinese businesses and nationals operating across Nigeria, Yan stressed that security was essential to sustaining investor confidence. “Security is most important for all Chinese investment,” she said, requesting stronger police visibility around the Consulate, particularly at night. "We also need your help. We need the Police around our embassy. I will also ask for the Ogun State Police to improve the security, there are around 1,000 Chinese companies. Even around this area, especially at night." For Ogunsan, the emerging international partnership drive represents more than fundraising. It is an attempt to build a wider ecosystem in which diplomacy, private enterprise, technology, training and security converge around one objective: a safer Lagos capable of sustaining the confidence of its residents, businesses and international partners. Thank You Jesus 1 Like
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| Crime › CP Tijani Tasks Ikorodu Residents To Speak Up Against Crime by Godspowerpro(op): 1:36pm On Aug 14 |
Lagos CP Tijani Tasks Ikorodu Residents to Speak Up Against Cultism, Crime, Violence • says "safeguarding the community is shared responsibilities" Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD The Lagos State Commissioner of Police, CP Fatai Tijani, has urged residents and community leaders in Ikorodu to take greater responsibility for the security of their communities, warning that the fight against cultism and other forms of criminality cannot be left to the Police alone, National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP can report. Tijani made the call on Thursday, August 13, at a stakeholders’ engagement in Ikorodu with the theme, “Strengthening Community Partnership for a Safer and More Secure Ikorodu.” The meeting brought together traditional rulers, Christian and Muslim leaders, market leaders, transport unions, youth representatives and other stakeholders to deliberate on security challenges confronting the division. The Commissioner said his visit was not merely for familiarisation but to directly engage residents on pressing security concerns within Area N Command. He expressed particular concern over the resurgence of cult-related activities and questioned why some residents continue to harbour suspected cultists despite knowing the danger they pose to the community. “Police cannot sit back and watch this happen. Safeguarding the community is not the sole responsibility of police officers. It is a collective task that requires everybody’s effort,” Tijani said. He urged community leaders to speak up whenever they notice suspicious activities, stressing that many suspected criminals are known to members of their communities. “How do we watch our children grow into nuisances in the community?” he asked. The Commissioner further warned residents against allowing young people to become involved in violent crimes, noting that the consequences could eventually affect every family. “No one has the right to take a life except God. If we fail to monitor our wards today, we may all suffer the consequences tomorrow. That is why we must come together to ensure these atrocities stop in our community.” Tijani also acknowledged the limitations imposed by manpower constraints, noting that the police cannot be physically present in every part of the division at all times. “If care is not taken, the children who are supposed to be leaders of tomorrow will end up killing your children,” he warned. He therefore called on residents to remain security-conscious and support the police with timely and credible information. He assured the gathering that the police remain accessible through the DPOs, the Command’s 24-hour emergency lines and his personal contact line. The Ayangburen of Ikorodu, Oba Kabir Shotobi, commended the Commissioner for his commitment to the division, particularly his early arrival for the engagement despite a change in the meeting time. The monarch also praised the DPO and officers within the area for their efforts, saying their commitment had contributed to the relative peace being enjoyed in Ikorodu. He, however, appealed for indigenes of Ikorodu to be considered in the recruitment of personnel under the proposed state police arrangement. Representing the Seriki of Ikorodu, Alhaji Abdul Azeez Waziri, said the community had introduced identity cards for its members to assist with identification and pledged continued cooperation with security agencies. The Igbo Community representative, Col. Ruben Nwako (rtd.), also pledged the community’s support for the police and recalled a recent interfaith prayer session involving Christian and Muslim leaders for the safety of security personnel. Nwako, however, called for greater involvement of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), stressing that drug abuse is closely connected to several forms of criminality and should therefore remain central to the security conversation. For the Iyaloja General of Igbogbo/Bayeku LCDA, Chief Mrs. Ashake Modinat Shinobi, increased police visibility in markets is essential. While acknowledging the presence of local vigilantes, she appealed for more regular police patrols, particularly around market areas. She also urged police officers to adopt a more civil approach when handling market-related cases, noting that traders often bring personal and economic challenges into their interactions with law enforcement. Representatives of youth groups, NURTW, RTEAN and other community stakeholders also used the engagement to raise concerns and offer suggestions on improving security across the division. The meeting ultimately reinforced a central message: a safer Ikorodu will require more than police operations. It will require residents who speak up, community leaders who act, young people who reject criminality and security agencies that remain accessible and responsive.
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| Crime › Re: WANTED: Lagos Police Launch Manhunt For Ajibola Obateru, Folawiyo Balogun by Godspowerpro(op): 9:15am On Aug 13 |
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| Crime › WANTED: Lagos Police Launch Manhunt For Ajibola Obateru, Folawiyo Balogun by Godspowerpro(op): 8:04am On Aug 13 |
WANTED! Lagos Police Launches Manhunt for Ajibola Obateru, Folawiyo Balogun Alleged for Conspiracy and Murder Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD The Nigeria Police Force, Lagos State Criminal Investigation Department CID Panti Yaba has declared the duo of Ajibola Obateru and Folawiyo Balogun Alagbado wanted in connection with the conspiracy and murder of an unnamed person. The two males are on the run after they allegedly committed the nefarious activities, National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP can report. The Manhunt which was launched in separate announcements hinted that Ajibola Obateru, 32, 5ft 9 is a 'fleeing suspect allegedly conspired with others and attacked the victim, made away with her body and personal belongings. The crime was committed at Ikoyi Axis of lagos.' In the same vein, Folawiyo Balogun Alagbado, Yoruba, 32, average height 'conspired with others to attack the victim allegedly killed her and made away with her body to an unknown location. The victim's belongings were also stolen by the fleeing suspect and his cohorts. The crime was committed at Ikoyi Axis of Lagos.' The State CID Panti Yaba hinted that the last known address of the two men on the run is Ibadan, Oyo State and urges the members of the public to report them immediately upon sighting. They declared: 'anyone who sees him should please arrest and hand him over to the nearest police station or report immediately to the office of the Commissioner of Police State CID, Panti Yaba or call 08038843816.' Thank You Jesus
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| Politics › Osun Guber 2026: IGP Disu Deploys DIG Ishyaku Mohammed by Godspowerpro(op): 12:29pm On Aug 12 |
Osun Guber 2026: IGP Disu Deploys DIG Ishyaku Mohammed To Coordinate Security Operations Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, psc(+), NPM, has deployed Deputy Inspector-General of Police, DIG Ishyaku Mohammed, to Osun State to coordinate security operations for the Governorship Election scheduled for Saturday, 15th August, 2026. The deployment is part of the Nigeria Police Force’s operational measures to ensure a peaceful, secure, and credible electoral process across the State, National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP can report. DIG Mohammed will coordinate the Police component of the election-security arrangement and work closely with other security agencies under the Inter-Agency Consultative Committee on Election Security (ICCES). He will be supported by Assistant Inspectors-General of Police and Commissioners of Police strategically deployed across the State’s three senatorial districts to supervise operations, strengthen intelligence-led policing, and ensure prompt response to emerging threats. The Force has put in place adequate security arrangements for the protection of voters, INEC personnel, election materials, polling units, collation centres, accredited observers, and media practitioners before, during, and after the election. The IGP has warned political actors, their supporters, and all intending troublemakers that ballot snatching, voter intimidation, political thuggery, and every other electoral offence will attract prompt arrest and prosecution. The IGP further reiterates the ban on armed escorts, security aides, and other unauthorised persons accompanying political figures or VIPs to polling units or collation centres on election day. State-established security outfits, quasi-security groups, and private security organisations are equally barred from election-security duties, consistent with established NPF election-security directives. The Nigeria Police Force reassures residents, voters, and visitors in Osun State of adequate security and urges all eligible citizens to exercise their franchise peacefully and without fear. The Force remains committed to professionalism, neutrality, respect for human rights, and the protection of the electoral process. CSP ANI INIEDU, anipr Force Public Relations Officer Force Headquarters, Abuja. 12th August, 2026 Thank You Jesus.
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| Crime › Police Arrests Suspected Cultists, Recover Live Ammunition by Godspowerpro(op): 11:08am On Aug 11 |
Police Arrests Four Suspected Cultists Gang, Recover Locally Made Beretta Pistol, 9mm Live Ammunition Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD. In a major breakthrough in the ongoing fight against cultism and other violent crimes in Lagos State, operatives of the Lagos State Police Command’s Violent Crime Response Unit (VCRU) have arrested four (4) suspected members of the Aiye Confraternity cult group and recovered one locally made Beretta pistol and one 9mm ammunition in Mushin, National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP can report. Following credible intelligence on the activities of cult groups in Mushin, operatives of the VCRU swiftly swung into action and arrested one Irawo Moshod, ‘m’. During investigation, the suspect admitted to being a former chairman of the Aiye Confraternity cult group and made useful disclosures regarding the activities of the group, including his alleged involvement in several killings within Mushin and other parts of Lagos State. Acting on information provided by the suspect, operatives proceeded to Idi-Oro, Mushin, where one locally made Beretta pistol and one 9mm live ammunition were recovered. Three other suspected members of the group, namely Abayomi James, ‘m’, 29 years; Farouq Bankole, ‘m’, 28 years; and Steven Sunday, ‘m’, 19 years, were subsequently arrested at Aganran by Ojuwoye. The suspects admitted to being members of the Aiye Confraternity, while they disclosed that the recovered firearm was gotten from one Rilwan, identified as the number one member of the group. The suspects are currently in Police custody and assisting with investigations. Efforts are ongoing to apprehend other members of the gang. The Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command, CP Tijani Fatai, psc, mnips, has commended the operatives of the VCRU for their proactive and intelligence-driven approach in disrupting cult-related criminal activities in the State. He reaffirmed the Command’s commitment to dismantling criminal networks and ensuring the safety and security of all residents of Lagos State, while warning cultists and other criminal elements to desist from their activities or face the full weight of the law. Residents are also encouraged to report suspicious activities through the Lagos State Police Command’s emergency lines for prompt Police response. 07061019374, 08065154338, 08063299264, 08039344870, 08080193432 (Marine), and 09168630929. SP ABIMBOLA ADEBISI, anipr, mipra, POLICE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER, LAGOS STATE COMMAND, IKEJA. 10TH AUGUST, 2026.
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| Travel Ads › Palmadex: Moving Beyond Exporting. Moving Businesses Forward. by Godspowerpro(op): 8:36am On Aug 11 |
Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD. For over a decade, Palmadex, (Palmadex Global Integrated Services) has connected Nigerian agricultural products with markets across the world. Through that journey, we learned one thing clearly, having the right product is only half the work. How it moves matters just as much. That's why we're launching the Palmadex Logistics Wing. Air freight, Sea freight, End-to-end shipping solutions designed to move goods across Nigeria and into international markets with more reliability and less friction. From sourcing and export to logistics and delivery, Palmadex is building a more connected trade experience for businesses. Palmadex -: Connecting Businesses to Global Markets. #Palmadex #Logistics #GlobalTrade #NigeriaExports #AirFreight #SeaFreight #SupplyChain #FreightForwarding #AfricanTrade #InternationalTrade #CargoNigeria #ExportNigeria
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| Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Christ Miracles; Feeding Of 4000 Vs Feeding Of 5000 by Godspowerpro(op): 11:04am On Aug 09 |
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| Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Christ Miracles; Feeding Of 4000 Vs Feeding Of 5000 by Godspowerpro(op): 7:52am On Aug 09*. Modified: 11:01am On Aug 09 |
www.domimedia.org GOD already made the provision of salvation available unto all, not just for the Israelites Romans 9:22-26 KJV [22] What if God, willing to shew his wrath, and to make his power known, endured with much longsuffering the vessels of wrath fitted to destruction: [23] and that he might make known the riches of his glory on the vessels of mercy, which he had afore prepared unto glory, [24] even us, whom he hath called, not of the Jews only, but also of the Gentiles? [25] As he saith also in Osee, I will call them my people, which were not my people; And her beloved, which was not beloved. [26] And it shall come to pass, that in the place where it was said unto them, Ye are not my people; There shall they be called the children of the living God. 2 Likes |
| Christianity Etc › Jesus Christ Miracles; Feeding Of 4000 Vs Feeding Of 5000 by Godspowerpro(op): 6:12am On Aug 09 |
Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD. Most Christians know about the feeding of the five thousand. Almost nobody notices the feeding of the four thousand is a completely different event with a completely different meaning. The feeding of the five thousand occurs in all four Gospels — Jesus feeding a Jewish crowd in the region of Galilee with five loaves and two fish, with twelve baskets of fragments collected afterward. The number twelve would have carried immediate resonance for any Jewish reader — twelve tribes of Israel, twelve disciples, twelve as the number of completeness for the covenant people. Feeding Five Thousand Mark 6:34-38, 41-44 KJV [34] And Jesus, when he came out, saw much people, and was moved with compassion toward them, because they were as sheep not having a shepherd: and he began to teach them many things. [35] And when the day was now far spent, his disciples came unto him, and said, This is a desert place, and now the time is far passed: [36] send them away, that they may go into the country round about, and into the villages, and buy themselves bread: for they have nothing to eat. [37] He answered and said unto them, Give ye them to eat. And they say unto him, Shall we go and buy two hundred pennyworth of bread, and give them to eat? [38] He saith unto them, How many loaves have ye? go and see. And when they knew, they say, Five, and two fishes. [41] And when he had taken the five loaves and the two fishes, he looked up to heaven, and blessed, and brake the loaves, and gave them to his disciples to set before them; and the two fishes divided he among them all. [42] And they did all eat, and were filled. [43] And they took up twelve baskets full of the fragments, and of the fishes. [44] And they that did eat of the loaves were about five thousand men. Then in Matthew 15 and Mark 8, a second feeding miracle occurs. Four thousand people. Seven loaves and a few fish. Seven baskets collected afterward. Feeding Four Thousand Mark 8:5-9 KJV [5] And he asked them, How many loaves have ye? And they said, Seven. [6] And he commanded the people to sit down on the ground: and he took the seven loaves, and gave thanks, and brake, and gave to his disciples to set before them; and they did set them before the people. [7] And they had a few small fishes: and he blessed, and commanded to set them also before them. [8] So they did eat, and were filled: and they took up of the broken meat that was left seven baskets. [9] And they that had eaten were about four thousand: and he sent them away. The location is the first key. Mark 7:31 specifies that this miracle occurs in the region of the Decapolis — the group of ten largely Gentile cities on the eastern and southeastern side of the Sea of Galilee. Jesus has just healed a deaf and mute man whose friends brought him in an episode where Jesus uses physical gesture and saliva — healing methods more familiar in the Gentile world than in Jewish practice. The crowd that has been with him for three days eating nothing is a Gentile crowd. The numbers are the second key. Seven in Jewish numerology was the number of completion for the nations — God rested on the seventh day, bringing creation to its full completion. Seven loaves, seven baskets — the language of completeness for a people who are not Israel but are equally fed by the same hands. Jesus did not perform the same miracle twice by accident or because the tradition confused two memories of one event. He performed it once in Jewish territory and once in Gentile territory, with numbers that said, to anyone who was listening carefully, that what he had done for Israel he was also doing for the nations. The same bread. The same miracle. Different numbers that meant everything. GODSPOWERPROJECT 18 Likes 5 Shares
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| Events › Re: Birthday: Winners Chapel Pray New Seasons For Macluke Chetachi Nnabuihe by Godspowerpro(op): 8:48pm On Aug 06 |
Elder Isaac Owoyemi I rejoice with you on this auspicious occasion of your birthday. Thank God for His faithfulness upon your life in the ages past and equally appreciate His mercies upon you in the years to come. May He daily renew your strength and grant you a healthy long life. Congratulations and many happy returns! Deaconness Tola Owoyemi It's your birthday today, we rejoice with you and we pray that God will continue to show His loving kindness to you and your family. Congratulations and remain blessed Hephzibah Olokor Happy birthday Sir,long life and prosperity, your new age is blessed |
| Events › Birthday: Winners Chapel Pray New Seasons For Macluke Chetachi Nnabuihe by Godspowerpro(op): 2:55pm On Aug 06*. Modified: 9:03pm On Aug 06 |
Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD. GODSPOWERPROJECT joins the body of Christ, especially Members of Living Faith Church; Felix Zonal Center, today, Thursday, August 6, celebrate a high flying Kingdom Giant MacLuke Chetachi Nnabuihe on the occasion of his birthday. Deaconness Bukola Apata launched with with open door greetings Praise the Lord!!! 🙏🙌🙌 It's another open doors celebration today as we rejoice with our dear BRO MACLUKE NNABUIHE on his birthday🥳🥳🎂🎂🎁🥁🎷🎤🍖🥂🍟🍽️🕺🏻🕺🏻🕺🏻💫🩷 It's a happy birthday to you, I rejoice with you for the privilege of another fruitful year in sound health. This is praying that this new season ushers you into realms of grace and glory, divine fulfillment in all areas of your life. The doors to all your hearts desires are opened today never to be shut in Jesus' name 🙏🙏 Congratulations, welcome to your best season yet. Here is Millian (wife and mother of MacLuke's baby soldiers of Christ) declaring her eternal love for him. https://www.nairaland.com/7107652/ill-marry-him-over-over#112468296
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| Family › Re: What Was Your Father's Mistake That You Won't Repeat? by Godspowerpro(m): 6:35am On Aug 06 |
My Dad must be among the top 5 fathers of all time. Thank you for such a wonderful father. GOD forgive my progenitors and my old self for womanizing. Runs in the family 13 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Fake Bishop Promoters Won't Listen To A Real Cardinal — Inibehe Effiong by Godspowerpro(m): 10:01am On Aug 05 |
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| Crime › Re: Emotional Video Of Man Begging His Dying Friend To Reveal His Killer by Godspowerpro(m): 4:02pm On Aug 04 |
Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD A lot of people don't grasp the understanding behind this particular Psalm I observe some moderators edit it out of my posts. Na we wey dey alive get privilege to praise GOD say we fit read Front page news Thank You ABBA FATHER, Jesus and Holy Spirit for the gift of Life 46 Likes |
| Crime › Lagos Police Arrest Armed Robbers, Recover Local Gun, Live Cartridges by Godspowerpro(op): 3:50pm On Aug 04 |
Police Arrests Two Suspected Armed Robbers, Recover One Locally Made Cut-To Size Danne Gun, Three Live Cartridges in Lagos Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD As part of the sustained efforts to combat crime and criminality across Lagos State, operatives of the Lagos State Police Command, in collaboration with the local vigilante group, have arrested two (2) suspected armed robbers and recovered a locally made cut-to-size Danne gun as well as three (3) live cartridges during a crime prevention patrol in Odogunyan area of the State, National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP can report. During the patrol operation, the operatives intercepted the two suspects, who were carrying a handbag and attempted to flee upon sighting the security team. They were swiftly apprehended, and a search conducted on the handbag in their possession led to the recovery of one locally made cut-size Danne gun and three (3) live cartridges. The arrested suspects have been identified as Arowolo Damilola ‘m’ 32 years and Adewale Adeyinka ‘m’ 29 years. The suspects are currently in custody and assisting the Police with ongoing investigations, after which they will be charged to court accordingly. The Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command, CP Tijani Fatai, psc, mnips, has commended the operatives and members of the local vigilante group for their vigilance, prompt response and collaboration, which led to the successful arrest and recovery. He reiterated the Command’s unwavering commitment to ensuring the safety and security of all residents of Lagos State and warned criminal elements to desist from all forms of criminal activities or face the full weight of the law. The Command Emergency lines: 07061019374 08065154338 08063299264 08039344870 08080193432 (Marine) 09168630929 SP ABIMBOLA ADEBISI, anipr, mipra, POLICE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER, LAGOS STATE COMMAND, IKEJA. Thank You Jesus GODSPOWERPROJECT
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| Crime › Police Bust Drug Syndicate, Resist Bribe, Hand Over Suspects by Godspowerpro(op): 3:34pm On Aug 04 |
[b]Lagos Police Bust Counterfeit Drug Syndicate, Resist Bribery Attempts, Hand Over Suspects to NAFDAC https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pg0WUSUkkH0?si=C_-jQVrbzAs_dCN9 The fight against counterfeit medicines is a battle to protect lives, preserve public confidence in the healthcare system, and safeguard communities from products that can cause irreversible harm. Every fake pharmaceutical product that finds its way into the market poses a silent but deadly threat, making decisive action against those behind the illicit trade an urgent national priority, National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP can report.GODSPOWER-TV[/b] 4 Likes
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| Crime › Re: Enugu Forest Guard Rescues Kidnap Victim, Arrests Suspects by Godspowerpro(op): 9:28am On Aug 03 |
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