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WHEN GOD CALLS YOU ON AN ASSIGNMENT, HE WORKS IT THROUGH YOU. WHEN WORSHIP BECOMES A LIFESTYLE, GOD'S VOICE COMES THROUGH CHEAPLY. BE SENSITIVE TO THE LEADING OF THE HOLY SPIRIT. - Bishop David Oyedepo on UNDERSTANDING THE POWER OF VISION 4 at Covenant Day Of Marital Breakthrough || 28th June 2026 || Faith Tabernacle, Canaanland || First Sunday Service || Part C How do we access God's vision for our lives? 1. Be sensitive to the leading of the Holy Spirit. One of His core missions is to lead us in the way to go. John 16:13-14. To be guided, we must be sensitive to the Ministry of the Holy Spirit. John 5:30. Church Gist. We must be sensitive to the Voice. Revelation 1:10. So, we can't hear the Voice of the Spirit without being in the Spirit. We can't hear it. Galatians 5:25. Be sensitive to the leading of the Holy Spirit. Romans 8:14. 2. Engage the mystery of praise as a lifestyle. Not jumping in Church alone but as a lifestyle, in your privacy. 🎶 Ese Ibi t’eti bere. Ema se o Ibi t’e ba de. Mo dupe o Jesu. Ibi to mu ni lo 🎶 🎶 The God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. Jehovah, the Man of War. Your mercy endureth forever and ever. I praise Your Holy name. 🎶 As a lifestyle, not emergency praises when you have trouble. Praise as a lifestyle. Worshipping God as a lifestyle. I went out to worship in 1987, on the field alone and just celebrating God and His faithfulness. And He said: “My son, what have you brought for Me? Declare!” I wasn't asking for nothing, I went in worship. Church Gist. When worship becomes a lifestyle, God's voice comes through cheaply - The Voice of direction comes through cheaply. Praise as a lifestyle, a lifestyle of gratitude to God - A life that celebrates God's faithfulness inspite of what may be happening. It's a requirement for accessing divine guidance. Isaiah 30:29-30. “You shall have a song as in the night” not in the Church. Song in the night? Song in your home, song on your bed. “Okay! Today has been quite horrible, horrible day! Terrible traffic. I mean, the kind of experience I had in my office today is the worst. Church Gist. You can imagine subordinate, I called him, he didn't answer me. Go and call him.” The young man has gone to his house, he didn't even know you called him. Now, you are dying on your bed. -May your life become a songful life. A life that never run song-dry. David enjoyed clean direction from God on demand at any time. Psalm 34:1. So he enjoyed divine direction at all times. Thank You Jesus! What are some of the biblical proof of a true vision? 1. When God leads you and me, He works through you. And people think you are the one working. Church Gist. You are simply fronting for Him. John 14:10. He works through us when He leads us. Philippians 2:13. He works through us when He leads us. 2. When God leads, He works for us. Isaiah 45:1. 1 Thessalonians 5:24. When God calls you on an assignment, He works it through you. Church Gist. He is the One at work. People are clapping for you because they can't see Him. You are fronting for Him. 3. When God leads, one is ever refreshed. Proverbs 3:17. When God leads, He leads in the way of pleasantness and peace. Church Gist. Unperturbed peace. When God leads, He leads on the path of pleasantness and peace. -The days of tension are over in your life. When God leads, His peace that passes all knowledge accompanies the led. It's that easy. I remember when God said: “This is the Place.” Dungeon forest. And I will come here in the evening time, night time. Church Gist. And I will walk through this Forest and I will get home and tell my wife: “I can feel the peace of God here.” All the birds were shouting and I was having nice time there. They were just playing music. Peace will always attend to His leading. So when you are having hiccups, jerking, check it. Psalms 23:3. There are many in this Church that are walking today in the path of that refreshing because they are in the center of God's will for their lives. -Today is your day. The days of tension are over in your life. The days of unholy competition, they are over in your life. Happy New Month Nairalanders
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Recover Weapons, Hard Drugs, Sim Cards, Phones, Laptops and Charms Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD GODSPOWERPROJECT Operatives of the Lagos State Police Command have arrested five (5) suspected cultist members of the Aye Confraternity during a routine stop-and-search operation carried out as part of an intelligence-led operation along the Ago/Festac Bridge axis of Lagos State, National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP can report. The operatives intercepted a Toyota Camry XLE saloon car occupied by two (2) suspects, namely Emmanuel John ‘m’, aged 24 years, and David Godwin ‘m’, aged 28 years. A search conducted on the suspects led to the recovery of substances suspected to be hard drugs. During preliminary interrogation, both suspects confessed to being members of the Aye Confraternity. Further investigation led to the arrest of three (3) additional suspected cult members identified as Samuel Owubokiri, ‘m’, aged 25 years; Adetona Seyi, ‘m’, aged 20 years; and David Chigozie ‘m’, aged 25 years. Exhibits recovered from the suspects include military camouflage, two (2) machetes, one battle axe, one knife, 500 SIM cards, five (5) mobile phones, five (5) laptops, charms, and various substances suspected to be hard drugs. The suspects also confessed to being members of the Aye Confraternity. The Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command, CP Tijani Fatai, psc, mnips, reassures residents of the Command’s unwavering commitment to combating cultism and other violent crimes across the State. He urges members of the public to remain vigilant and continue to provide timely and credible information to the Police to aid crime prevention and enhance public safety. For emergencies and information sharing, members of the public are encouraged to contact the Lagos State Police Command through the following numbers: 07061019374, 08065154338, 08063299264, 08039344870, and 09168630929. SP ABIMBOLA ADEBISI, anipr, mipra, POLICE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER, LAGOS STATE COMMAND, IKEJA. 30TH JUNE, 2026. Thank You Jesus
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What separates successful marketing campaigns from those that fail to create impact? For Contact Marketing Services Limited (CMSL), the answer lies in a combination of data, innovation, execution, and measurable value. The company has built its reputation by helping businesses navigate changing consumer behaviors while delivering campaigns that generate real business outcomes. Rather than adopting a one-size-fits-all approach, CMSL develops customized strategies tailored to each client's objectives, audience, and market realities. According to the management team, a successful campaign must achieve three key outcomes: 1. Solve the client's challenge. 2. Deliver measurable results. 3. Create long-term value for both the brand and its customers. This philosophy has allowed CMSL to excel across multiple industries including Telecommunications, FMCG, Consumer Electronics, Financial Services, Breweries, and Mobile Devices. The agency's expertise spans a wide range of campaign categories including: • Brand Activations • Experiential Marketing • Digital Marketing Campaigns • Product Launches • Trade Marketing • Consumer Engagement Programs However, great campaigns require great teams. CMSL's internal management approach focuses on empowering employees through clear objectives, accountability structures, collaboration, performance measurement, and technology-driven reporting systems. Combined with a robust reward and recognition framework, this ensures that every project receives consistent execution from planning to delivery. One of the most important philosophies within the organization is what many describe as its "unspoken rule": Every campaign must create measurable value. This principle influences every decision, strategy, and execution plan across the organization. For CMSL, marketing is not simply about generating awareness—it is about driving sustainable business growth. As businesses continue to seek stronger returns on their marketing investments, this results-oriented approach positions CMSL as a trusted partner for brands looking to scale.
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LASTMA Officer Stabbed By Commercial Bus Conductor During Traffic Enforcement Operation At Ile-Epo Inward Abule-Egba • Suspect arrested and handed over to Police Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD GODSPOWERPROJECT The Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) has strongly condemned the violent assault perpetrated against one of its officers by a Volkswagen commercial bus conductor during a routine traffic enforcement operation at Ile-Epo Market, inward Abule-Egba, along the Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway, National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP can report. The unfortunate incident occurred when a LASTMA patrol team, while carrying out its statutory responsibility of ensuring unobstructed vehicular movement and maintaining order on Lagos roadways, apprehended a Volkswagen commercial bus (LSR 989 XG) for causing severe traffic obstruction at the busy Ile-Epo Market corridor. The driver of the commercial vehicle vehemently resisted lawful enforcement procedures. In a shocking escalation of events, the vehicle's conductor, later identified as Mr. Lekan Olasunkanmi, armed himself with a screwdriver and violently attacked a LASTMA officer, inflicting a stab wound during the altercation. The injured officer was immediately evacuated to a nearby medical facility where he received urgent medical attention and is currently responding positively to treatment. Consequent upon the attack, the matter was promptly reported at the Abattoir Police Division, while the suspect was apprehended and taken into police custody for further investigation and possible prosecution. During the security preliminary interrogation, the suspect reportedly admitted to bringing out the screwdriver and confessed that he mistakenly stabbed the LASTMA officer during the confrontation. The General Manager of LASTMA, Mr. Olalekan Bakare-Oki, expressed profound concern over the increasing trend of hostility and aggression directed at traffic management personnel while discharging their lawful duties. He unequivocally stated that the Lagos State Government would not tolerate any form of assault, intimidation, harassment or attack against officers entrusted with the responsibility of maintaining sanity and order on public roads. According to him, "Anyone found attacking LASTMA personnel in the course of their lawful duties will face the full weight of the law. Our officers are deployed across the State to facilitate seamless movement of people, goods and services, as well as to ensure strict compliance with extant traffic regulations. Any act of violence against them constitutes an affront to public order and the rule of law and will not go unpunished." Mr. Bakare-Oki further urged motorists, commercial transport operators and other road users to comply with all traffic regulations as stipulated in the Lagos State Transport Sector Reform Law, 2018, stressing that cooperation with traffic management authorities remains indispensable to achieving a safer, more efficient and more orderly transportation ecosystem. He however appealed to transport unions, commercial vehicle operators and road users to continually sensitize their members on the importance of respecting law enforcement and traffic management officials. Adebayo Taofiq Director, Public Affairs and Enlightenment Department of LASTMA GODSPOWERPROJECT
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https://youtube.com/shorts/7_xXpFjcYEI?si=twMH9kNOW6WDauW_ From colourful fabrics to interesting fashion accesories and ornaments, Nigeria is often hailed as the headquarters of Africa's artistic blend with cultural dynamics. But behind the glitz and glamour, are the creative minds that make things happen. GODSPOWERPROJECT discusses with Simisola Pratt, a veteran beadmaker and Nigeria's talented creative behind Lady Spenna Crafts and Perfumes An inspiring personality who has carved a niche for herself in the Crafts and Scents industry, in this interview, Simisola 'Lady Spenna' Pratt, attributes her success to divine direction from GOD and support from her Mum. Tell us about yourself and what you do My name is Simisola Pratt of Lady Spenna Crafts and Perfumes. I'm into Beads and Perfumes. As you can see we have lots of beads, and a lot of people come in to buy beads from us. I have done niche and designer perfume for more than 10 years now. What inspired your journey towards fragrance and crafts? Actually, my Mum. She has a table full of perfumes. When we were younger, my siblings and I would sneak into her room with a syringe and draw from her perfumes and those acts just got me liking perfumes. Then one day I thought of what I can do asides having an extra job. I was seeking the face of GOD, and I heard "you like perfume right? then begin to sell". And I don't regret it all. It's been a journey, ups and downs, but I really enjoy selling perfumes For the crafts, it's actually something that you can sit down and think of something, using your own imagination and people buy into it. Like the beads on display and on my wrist. I've actually been able to sell a lot doing that. And people are like 'this is really nice' Can you walk us through your creative process? I started out with something that my Mum actually thought 'after retirement, what do I do?' And we just started working our way through it like that. And as time goes by, things are evolving, we begin to add this bead and that, and people are asking for this and doing that. 'Beads are going out of fashion, they are now using sand beads, broken beads, that's what it is really? I would say it all started with my Mum's bright idea How Do You Approach Relationships with Clients? I approach relationships differently, depending on who it is. Some clients just walk in and ask for prices, some decide we are not as cheap as they perceived, some say I'm not interested, and some say I like what I'm seeing here, I want to buy, so different strokes for different folks. And customers are different, behind you is a man into beadmaking, an Alhaja walking in, it cuts across different circles of life Discuss Something Very Unpopular About Your Craft My skill and talent is unpopular, because I really sit down to think of what I can do with beads. I tell you, there was a day my Mum was complaining she didn't have money, that the beads were a bit slow, so I kinda just went into prayers and then GOD just told me that you can actually do this beads into something more unusual and people would actually buy into it, because it's different. And people bought into it, at a point we were selling so fast we couldn't keep up as a family because it was just too much at the same time, demand from customers was high, and thats just it. The business is a family oriented business started by my Mum, we also have a second shop at Ogba busstop (Garage inside), just for crafts. Agege is fragrance and crafts. Fragrances are marketed online, (Jiji and Konga). Crafts are basically here, we have loads of other things that we do. We are unique in our own way. Discuss Certain Features Of Your Fragrances We do Chanel, Pen Haligons, Tom Ford, Christian Dior, Bodicea, Versace, just name it, we do practically everything niche and designer perfumes. Has The Journey Been Rewarding? The journey in craft is very rewarding everyday, but for perfumes, once they know that you sell original perfumes they'll always come back to you. I have a customer that was asking a girl out and he was always buying perfumes from me, at first I thought does he really understand that these are original perfumes, but then he came back 'She didn't complain about it, she liked it' and he kept coming back saying 'I think the girl likes me' and I said 'Okay, good luck' then later he said 'I'm not buying for her again, she likes somebody else' but he still bought from me, though he hasn't come back for a while, but he knows that I sell original perfumes. How do you differentiate between original perfumes and unoriginal perfumes? Original perfumes starting with the pack, sometimes it's sealed but when it is sealed you see the EU seal, I made a mistake last year, I bought from a perfume lady and she sold literally everything as fake, how did I know? I sold it to somebody and the person came back and said 'this is like insecticide' I was shocked, when I took it back, I did all my findings and cross-checked on YouTube and realized it was really fake. So what I do now is sit down and look at it properly, the box, go to YouTube and verify, down to the logo placement. Because when I started perfumes, I'm a Christian, GOD said to me 'don't sell fake' I'd rather keep my money than sell fake So I buy from the UK, I tell my brothers to send them over; from Czech Republic, that's a very large warehouse; and third is a lady in Kano, those 3 places I made sure of verifying them very well The fakes share similarities but you can still tell, as soon as you open them. When you shake an original perfume, if the bubbles stay for just one second, know that it's fake but if the bubbles are there for about 3 seconds or more, then you know you are buying the real one. What would you like to be remembered for, and why? Lady Spenner Perfume and Crafts. I love perfumes, especially when somebody walks by and smells really fine. Sometimes I go to Essenza in Shoprite just to smell perfumes, just to have an idea of what that perfume smells like and if it smells nicer on a man or a woman Kindly Share Deeper Insights Into Your Background I'm from a family of 6 (4 children), Dad, (name) passed away about 22 years ago. Mum just clocked 70 in January. Two younger brothers in England, both married, older sister, Lopee runs the shop at Ogba, I studied in Lagos Nigeria, had my primary school in Command Children School, and secondary at Command Day Secondary School. University at Osun State University, pursued a Masters degree in ----, and about to start another undergraduate degree. I was married, but now divorced and I don't feel sad about it. I'm in my forties. What Would Be Your Advice To The Younger Generation? I would say before you do anything, always make sure you pray. Younger generation, you have to pray early. Why? I didn't pray early, youthful exuberance, I thought I could do everything on my own, but no, I couldn't. It took me a while to understand that life is a stage, everybody is playing their part and for you to be able to play a good role you would definitely need GOD'S guidance because it's only GOD that can help you. If I had prayed early I would have noticed my passion, and would have quickly understood my directions. Is there A Principle that Guides You? Integrity, be a woman/(man) of your words. If you say no, let it be no, even if it's going to kill you, stand by your 'No', and if it's 'Yes' stand by it. I took that from two persons, my partner and my Mum, because sometimes I'll try to persuade my Mum, and she'll say 'No, I'm a woman of integrity, I stand by my word'. Then my partner goes 'No, we don't shift grounds, we stand by, and believe in what we've said and they must meet us at that stand and not dillydallying. Thank You Jesus |
https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSCygXDjf/ From a size 22-24 to size 8, celebrity beadmaker and Cognoscenti, Simi Pratt of Lady Spenna Crafts and Perfumes, shares her before and after weight loss transformation adventure. She listed things that helped her achieve her superb new look, especially a medical procedure to remove ovarian cysts. "The pain went into my head, it traumatized me" Comments on her Tiktok story ranged between '@HELIZER:waooooo I love the new level already 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰' '@YhomzyDude:simi my byforced love. I salute your courage and determina love. ❤️❤️💯💯' '@bukolabalogun125:what God can not do does not exist' GODSPOWERPROJECT https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1D9rgPmme4/
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A Crime Thriller By Kennedy Igharo- Author of the forthcoming Lagos crime thriller- 'The Last Joker' Episode 1: The Man in the Back Seat The rain began shortly after midnight. Kunle Adeyemi had spent twelve years driving taxis across Lagos. He had seen drunk passengers. Armed robbers. Politicians. Prostitutes. Even a fugitive once. But nothing prepared him for the man who entered his cab that night. The passenger wore a black suit. No luggage. No umbrella. No expression. "Victoria Island," the man said. Kunle nodded and pulled away. The journey was silent. Twenty minutes later, Kunle arrived at the destination. He looked into the rear-view mirror. The passenger had not moved. "Sir?" No answer. Kunle turned around. The man was dead. Three gunshot wounds marked his chest. Yet there was no blood on the seats. Kunle's heart nearly stopped. Then his phone rang. An unknown number. A voice whispered: "You have exactly thirty minutes to disappear." The line went dead.
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LSSTF to Commence Statewide Advocacy Campaign Against Crime, Cultism and Drugs through LSSTF-CACCOV across Lagos Communities, Targets Youths in all 57 LGAs and LCDAs • As campaign begins with Agege local government area Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD GODSPOWERPROJECT The most effective way to fight crime is not always through arrests and prosecutions. It is by preventing people from embracing criminality in the first place. Across the world, governments are increasingly complementing conventional law enforcement with preventive strategies that address the social drivers of crime, including drug abuse, cultism, youth violence, and delinquency. In Lagos, this philosophy is set to take centre stage as the Lagos State Security Trust Fund (LSSTF) under the leadership of the Executive Secretary/CEO, Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan launches a statewide youth advocacy campaign designed to steer young people away from crime before they become entangled in it. The project, to be implemented through the LSSTF Campaign Against Crime, Cultism and Other Vices (LSSTF-CACCOV), will commence with Agege Local Government before expanding to the remaining 56 Local Government Areas and Local Council Development Areas (LGAs/LCDAs) across Lagos State. The campaign is designed as a preventive, non-kinetic intervention that seeks to reduce crime by promoting positive values, discouraging illicit drug use, combating cultism, and empowering young people to become agents of peace and community development. Speaking on the initiative, the Executive Secretary/CEO of the Lagos State Security Trust Fund, Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan, said sustainable security cannot be achieved through enforcement alone but must also involve deliberate investments in prevention and youth engagement. "Security is most effective when we stop crime before it happens. Through LSSTF-CACCOV, we are taking a preventive, community-driven approach that empowers young people with the right values, information, and opportunities to reject crime, cultism, and illicit drugs before they become victims or perpetrators." Dr. Ogunsan explained that the advocacy campaign would bring together strategic partners including the Nigeria Police, National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), the Lagos State Ministry of Youth and Social Development, Local government and LCDA Chairmen, traditional rulers, community leaders, faith-based organisations, youth groups, schools, and other stakeholders committed to building safer communities. According to him, preventing crime requires collective ownership. "No institution can build a secure society alone. When government agencies, communities, parents, schools, and young people work together, we create an environment where crime struggles to thrive. That is the vision driving this statewide campaign." The statewide youth advocacy campaign aligns with the youth development agenda of Governor Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu, whose administration has consistently invested in programmes aimed at expanding opportunities for young people through education, skills acquisition, innovation, entrepreneurship, sports development, and civic engagement. Through interventions such as the Lagos State Employment Trust Fund's entrepreneurship support, digital skills programmes, job creation initiatives, youth innovation platforms, and expanded vocational training opportunities, the Sanwo-Olu administration has continued to position young people as partners in governance and drivers of sustainable development rather than passive beneficiaries of government policies. LSSTF-CACCOV is the Lagos State Security Trust Fund's flagship community engagement initiative established to mobilise residents, particularly young people, as partners in crime prevention and public safety. Through advocacy campaigns, sensitization programmes, stakeholder engagement, volunteer mobilisation, and strategic partnerships with security agencies and community institutions, the initiative promotes civic responsibility, intelligence sharing, anti-drug awareness, peaceful coexistence, and community resilience. The statewide campaign will be coordinated by the State Coordinator of LSSTF-CACCOV, Dr. Moses Oladimeji, who has led the initiative's grassroots advocacy programmes across tertiary institutions and communities in Lagos. Under his leadership, LSSTF-CACCOV has become one of the state's foremost preventive security advocacy platforms, reaching thousands of students and youths through sensitization programmes against cultism, drug abuse, cybercrime, rape, gang violence and other criminal activities. At the 2026 Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH) Freshers' Orientation Programme, Dr. Oladimeji challenged newly admitted students to reject destructive lifestyles and instead embrace discipline, diligence and purposeful living. Using the life story of Executive Secretary/CEO of LSSTF, Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan who is an alumnus of the institution who rose from humble beginnings to become a respected business leader and public servant, he demonstrated that success is shaped not by one's background but by one's choices. Thank You Jesus
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Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD GODSPOWERPROJECT https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1BL78ejZw1/ Rings may be symbolic of a wide array of things like marriage, wealth, association and more. But do you know that the specific fingers on which a ring is worn also portray different meanings? How one wears a ring can speak volumes of their personality, preferences and priorities. Knowing the significance of each finger may help you acquire more benefits from a ring of meaning and power. Left Pinky Finger This finger can symbolize one’s marital status or mafia ties. According to a famous 19th century tradition, two rings worn on the left pinky finger symbolized that the man was married. The bottom ring, in this case, was usually a wedding band stacked by a signet ring above. On the other hand, influenced by television shows of the crime genre, wearing a ring on this finger can denote the wearer’s connections to the criminal world. Right Pinky Finger Simple rings made up of bands of metals like silver, iron and steel are commonly worn on this finger and are indicative of a profession or graduation degree in a specific field say, engineering. Rings on the right pinky finger also represent confidence in business and reflect the fact that the right hand is the dominant hand for the majority of the population. Left Ring Finger This finger is associated with the heart and affection. In ancient times, it was believed a vein called Vena Amoris (“vein of love”) connected this finger directly to the heart. It may represent different facets of a relationship: marital status, betrothal, chastity or promise. Wedding rings are worn on the left ring finger to symbolize the wearer’s commitment to their marriage. Engagement rings are also worn on this finger to show the wearer is about to get married. People practicing abstinence may also wear chastity rings on this finger. Couples intending to get engaged may wear promise rings on the left ring finger. Right Ring Finger In many cultures, the right ring finger symbolizes love and trust. In countries including Germany, Russia and India, wedding and engagement rings are worn on the right ring finger. This finger can also convey self-love and is often used for rings that celebrate a milestone or accomplishment. Left and Right Middle Finger These fingers are associated with our purpose in life and our identity. When adorned by a ring carrying meaning, they, being central and the tallest become a symbol of power and capability. A ring worn on either of these fingers also makes a statement as it catches the attention of the viewer at the first glimpse, because of the fingers’ central position. Left Index Finger Dramatic and statement rings such as cocktail rings made up of large gemstones are usually worn on this finger as adornment. Kings, priests and other powerful ancient figures would wear rings on this finger to assert dominance and establish hierarchical authority. This finger represents leadership and ambition. Right Index Finger Unlike other cultures, in traditional Jewish marriages the wedding ring is worn on the right index finger rather than on either of the ring fingers. The right index finger is considered closest to the heart. The index finger of the usually dominant hand is also used the most and so, is an ideal place for a ring to be seen easily. Left and Right Thumb The thumb is the only independent finger separated from the rest and probably the strongest as well. It communicates strength and freedom of thought. People often prefer to wear broad and bulky rings on their thumbs. The thumbs are also representative of logic and willpower. The task of choosing the perfect ring is followed by the almost equally important task of choosing the right finger to wear the ring! Thanks for reading and be kind enough to share your thoughts/opinions. Follow us on Facebook For more engaging content https://www.facebook.com/share/18JKvyGKsh/ Cheers! GODSPOWERPROJECT
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• As Police arrest 88 suspects, rescue 5 kidnapped victims Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD GODSPOWERPROJECT Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has hailed security agencies on the ongoing “massive onslaught" against criminals, National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP can report. Operation "Kosaye", coordinated security crackdown across Ogun and Lagos states, has yielded remarkable results: • 88 suspects arrested; four dead in gun duel with operatives; • five kidnap victims rescued; and • cache of arms and ammunition recovered. “We will continue to work with the police and other security agencies to ensure that our state is safe and secure for residents and visitors,” Mr Sanwo-Olu said. “We appreciate the huge efforts of the police as directed by Inspector-General Tunji Disu, in arresting the suspects and the co-operation of our neighbors, Ogun State. This is the way it should be,” he added. There has been a strong police presence in Lagos and Ogun states. Lagos and Ogun police commands have displayed recovered weapons and paraded suspects— a clear message to criminal elements that they will have no space in the two states. Operation "Kosaye" (no space for criminals) reflects a renewed, no-nonsense push to dismantle kidnapping rings, armed robbery gangs, and other violent crimes networks in the Southwest. Operatives are combing the forest boundaries between Lagos and Ogun States along J3/ J4 axis of Ogbere in Ogun State as part of the operations. The Police say they remain resolute in ensuring there is no hiding place for criminals, especially kidnappers, through intelligence-led operations and sustained security efforts. Mr. Sanwo-Olu urges residents of Lagos to keep assisting the police with information on the hideouts of criminals. “We will do our best to ensure that our law enforcement agencies are well motivated through the Lagos State Security Trust Fund (LSSTF),” he said. Gbenga Omotoso Commissioner, Information & Strategy #OperationKosaye #SecureLagosOgun
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GODSPOWERPROJECT- Excerpts from Bishop David Oyedepo's Teaching at Winners Chapel https://www.facebook.com/share/p/18wf1QaS4G/ Virtue is a firm disposition to do what is right. Something to learn and acquire. Excellence is our heritage in redemption; in finances, health, career, academics, family, etc. The gateway to Excellence is the Love of GOD. Romans 8:28 KJV [28] And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose. It is more than an emotion. Love for GOD is a virtue that must be developed. It is the foundation of all other virtues. Without it, everything else loses meaning. It is an active force that sharpens lives. John 21:15-17 KJV [15] So when they had dined, Jesus saith to Simon Peter, Simon, son of Jonas, lovest thou me more than these? He saith unto him, Yea, Lord; thou knowest that I love thee. He saith unto him, Feed my lambs. [16] He saith to him again the second time, Simon, son of Jonas, lovest thou me? He saith unto him, Yea, Lord; thou knowest that I love thee. He saith unto him, Feed my sheep. [17] He saith unto him the third time, Simon, son of Jonas, lovest thou me? Peter was grieved because he said unto him the third time, Lovest thou me? And he said unto him, Lord, thou knowest all things; thou knowest that I love thee. Jesus saith unto him, Feed my sheep. GOD desires an intimate love relationship. What Is Love (For GOD) 1. Love is a GOD First Lifestyle Matthew 22:37-38 KJV [37] Jesus said unto him, Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind. [38] This is the first and great commandment. 2. A Kingdom Priority Lifestyle Acts 5:41-42 KJV [41] And they departed from the presence of the council, rejoicing that they were counted worthy to suffer shame for his name. [42] And daily in the temple, and in every house, they ceased not to teach and preach Jesus Christ. 3. Identifying with Jesus, Openly And Unashamedly Mark 8:38 KJV [38] Whosoever therefore shall be ashamed of me and of my words in this adulterous and sinful generation; of him also shall the Son of man be ashamed, when he cometh in the glory of his Father with the holy angels. What Is In The Love For GOD? 1. It empowers The Believer To Live A Failure-Proof Life 1 Corinthians 13:8 KJV [8] Charity never faileth: but whether there be prophecies, they shall fail; whether there be tongues, they shall cease; whether there be knowledge, it shall vanish away. 2. It Empowers Faith To Deliver Maximally Galatians 5:6 KJV [6] For in Jesus Christ neither circumcision availeth any thing, nor uncircumcision; but faith which worketh by love. 3. It Empowers For Supernatural Breakthroughs 1 Corinthians 2:9 KJV [9] But as it is written, Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, Neither have entered into the heart of man, The things which God hath prepared for them that love him. 4. It Empowers Access To Revelation Psalm 25:14 KJV [14] The secret of the LORD is with them that fear him; And he will shew them his covenant. 5. Love Empowers Obedience That Engenders Breakthroughs Genesis 26:2, 12-14 KJV [2] And the LORD appeared unto him, and said, Go not down into Egypt; dwell in the land which I shall tell thee of: [12] Then Isaac sowed in that land, and received in the same year an hundredfold: and the LORD blessed him. [13] And the man waxed great, and went forward, and grew until he became very great: [14] for he had possession of flocks, and possession of herds, and great store of servants: and the Philistines envied him. 6. Stirs Up Our Spirit To Keep Serving The LORD Job 36:11 KJV [11] If they obey and serve him, They shall spend their days in prosperity, And their years in pleasures. 7. Love Facilitates Speedy Answers To Our Prayers Isaiah 65:24 KJV [24] And it shall come to pass, that before they call, I will answer; and while they are yet speaking, I will hear. 8. Love Unleashes The Blessings of GOD Upon Our Lives James 2:23 KJV [23] And the scripture was fulfilled which saith, Abraham believed God, and it was imputed unto him for righteousness: and he was called the Friend of God. LORD, let YOUR Love Fill My Heart In The Name of Jesus. Amen
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L-R: Program Manager, Sickle Cell Advocacy and Management Initiative, SAMI, Maureen Nwachi; Reality TV Show Star, Mensan Awaji James; Prominent Afrobeats Entertainer, Adekunle Gold; Board Member, SAMI/Nigeria's First Female Cardiac Physiologist, Fola Akinrinlola; Management Consultant and Board Chair, SAMI, Foluso Phillips; Founding Partner, Banwo & Ighodalo/Board Member, SAMI, Femi Olubanwo and Communication Officer, SAMI, Abayomi Oyelami at the Adekunle Gold Foundation/Sickle Cell Advocacy and Management Initiative (SAMI)'s Xtracare Free Medical Cliniic Outreach held at Surulere, Lagos. |
Adekunle Gold Foundation, SAMI Deepen Healthcare Support for Sickle Cell Warriors with Free Medical Outreach Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD GODSPOWERPROJECT In a significant demonstration of the growing commitment to improving healthcare outcomes for persons living with sickle cell disorder, the Adekunle Gold Foundation and the Sickle Cell Advocacy and Management Initiative (SAMI) have provided comprehensive healthcare support to more than 250 sickle cell warriors during the Xtracare Free Medical Clinic Outreach held in Surulere, Lagos on Saturday 20th June 2026. The intervention, organised as part of activities marking the 2026 World Sickle Cell Day commemoration, brought together healthcare professionals, advocates, volunteers, development partners, and members of the sickle cell community in a coordinated effort to bridge critical healthcare gaps confronting many warriors across Nigeria. Beneficiaries received a range of healthcare services at absolutely no cost. This includes doctor's consultations, nursing care, genetic counseling, psychotherapy support, arts therapy sessions, and routine medications. The outreach was designed not only to address immediate health concerns but also to promote long-term wellness, mental health support, and informed healthcare decision-making among participants. Healthcare experts at the event noted that comprehensive care remains one of the most effective approaches to managing sickle cell disorder, a condition that continues to place significant physical, emotional, and financial burdens on affected individuals and their families. They emphasized that access to routine medical support, counseling services, and psychosocial interventions can significantly improve quality of life and reduce the frequency of health crises. The outreach attracted notable personalities from the healthcare, entertainment, corporate, and nonprofit sectors, reflecting growing multi-sectoral support for sickle cell advocacy in Nigeria. Among dignitaries present were SAMI's Programmes Manager, Maureen Nwachi; reality television personality, Mensan Awaji James; renowned Afrobeats artiste and founder of the Adekunle Gold Foundation, Adekunle Gold; Nigeria's first female cardiac physiologist, Fola Akinrinlola; management consultant and SAMI Board Chairman, Foluso Phillips; founding partner of Banwo and Ighodalo, Femi Olubanwo; and SAMI's Communications Officer, Abayomi Oyelami. The outreach also served as a platform to celebrate the life and legacy of the Sickle Cell General, Toyin Ibidunni Adesola within the sickle cell community. While celebrating the late nonprofit leader, stakeholders at the event stressed the need for sustained investment in healthcare access, public education, and support systems for sickle cell warriors, noting that many patients continue to face barriers in accessing quality medical care due to economic constraints. They also encouraged greater public awareness of genotype testing, early diagnosis, and preventive healthcare practices. Earlier on the same day, hundreds of advocates, warriors, volunteers, and supporters participated in the annual Red Umbrella Walk, a signature awareness campaign held in commemoration of World Sickle Cell Day. This year's walk carried added significance as participants dedicated the event to the memory of the late founder of SAMI, Toyin Ibidunni Adesola, whose pioneering advocacy efforts helped establish the Red Umbrella Walk as one of Nigeria's most recognisable sickle cell awareness initiatives. Participants described the walk as both a celebration of progress in sickle cell advocacy and a tribute to a woman whose life was devoted to improving healthcare access, dignity, and opportunities for sickle cell warriors. Thank You Jesus GODSPOWERPROJECT
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'Mushin Blast Not A Terrorist or IED Attack, but A Mechanical Explosion' - Police Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD https://trekafrica.net/mushin-blast-not-a-terrorist-or-ied-attack-but-a-mechanical-explosion-police/ The Nigeria Police Force has officially dismissed fears of terrorism, sabotage or an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) attack in connection with the explosion that occurred on June 22, 2026, at No. 19 Way Street, Mushin, Lagos, confirming that the incident was caused by a mechanical failure, National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP can report. Addressing journalists today Thursday 25th June, the Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command, CP Fatai Tijani, on behalf of the Inspector General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu disclosed that an extensive forensic and technical investigation conducted by the Nigeria Police Force Explosive Ordnance Disposal and Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (EOD-CBRN) Unit established that the incident was "not caused by an Improvised Explosive Device (IED), terrorist activity, sabotage, or any form of criminal use of explosives." According to the Police, initial reports from the scene had raised concerns that the explosion might have been linked to an explosive device, prompting security authorities to activate established protocols and deploy EOD-CBRN specialists for a comprehensive investigation. "The investigation involved a detailed assessment of the affected vehicle, examination of recovered fragments, analysis of damage patterns, collection and evaluation of physical evidence, as well as interviews with relevant witnesses," the Commissioner stated. CP Fatai explained that investigators found "no traces of explosive materials, detonators, initiation systems, explosive residues, or blast characteristics ordinarily associated with explosive attacks." He further noted that "the affected vehicle did not exhibit the structural deformation, fragmentation patterns, crater effects, or displacement typically observed in incidents involving explosives." According to the findings, "the incident resulted from the catastrophic failure of a pressurized mechanical component outside the vehicle," which triggered a sudden release of energy, shattered the front passenger-side glass panels and caused minor injuries to the occupant. "Based on these findings, the incident has been professionally classified as a Mechanical Explosion and has been officially reclassified from a suspected IED incident," he said. The Police reassured residents that "there is absolutely no evidence linking the incident to terrorism, insurgency, sabotage, or any threat to public safety and security," adding that "there is no cause for alarm." The Command, however, urged members of the public to remain vigilant and continue reporting suspicious activities while assuring Lagosians that all security-related incidents would continue to receive thorough professional investigation before conclusions are reached.
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Happy birthday Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu from all of us at GODSPOWERPROJECT |
At 61, Sanwo-Olu's Legacy of Security, Infrastructure and Prosperity Deserves Celebration – LSSTF ES/CEO, Ogunsan As [b]Lagos State Governor, Gov. Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu, celebrates his 61st birthday today 25th June, the Executive Secretary/CEO of the Lagos State Security Trust Fund (LSSTF), Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan, has paid glowing tribute to the Governor's transformational leadership, describing him as "the number one champion of safety and security in Lagos State" whose bold vision, strategic investments and unwavering commitment to public service have significantly elevated the standard of governance in Nigeria's commercial nerve centre, Lagos. Ogunsan said Sanwo-Olu's seven years in office have been defined by "purposeful leadership, impactful governance and measurable progress," pointing to landmark achievements in security, transportation, infrastructure renewal, youth empowerment, economic development and institutional reforms that have strengthened Lagos' position as the economic heartbeat of Nigeria and one of Africa's most important investment destinations. According to the LSSTF chief, the Governor's 61st birthday presents not only a moment for celebration but also an opportunity to reflect on a leadership legacy that is visibly transforming lives across the state. "From safer communities and stronger security architecture to world-class transportation systems, improved road networks, urban regeneration projects and increased investor confidence, Governor Sanwo-Olu has demonstrated what visionary leadership can achieve when it is driven by service, innovation and genuine concern for the people," Ogunsan stated. In his goodwill message commemorating the Governor's 61st birthday, Ogunsan praised Sanwo-Olu's "visionary leadership, courage and unwavering commitment to public service," noting that the Governor has consistently demonstrated a clear understanding of the strategic importance of security to economic growth and social stability. According to him, one of the defining hallmarks of the Sanwo-Olu administration has been its unprecedented investment in security infrastructure and technology. "Governor Sanwo-Olu understands that no society can truly prosper without security. His administration has made safety and security a top priority, and the results are visible across Lagos today," Ogunsan stated. He noted that through sustained investments in operational vehicles, surveillance equipment, intelligence gathering systems, communication gadgets, aerial patrol assets, drone technology, and other emerging technologies, Lagos has continued to strengthen its position as one of Nigeria's safest and most investment-friendly states. The recent deployment of drone surveillance technology across strategic locations in Lagos, according to him, further demonstrates the Governor's commitment to proactive security management. "Under Governor Sanwo-Olu's leadership, Lagos is embracing technology-driven security solutions. We now have a security architecture that is increasingly intelligence-led, proactive and future-focused," he said. Beyond security, Ogunsan highlighted the Governor's remarkable achievements in transportation and infrastructure development, particularly the successful delivery of the Lagos Blue Rail Line and Red Rail Line projects. "The Blue and Red Rail Lines are more than transportation projects; they are symbols of visionary leadership and long-term planning. They are changing how people move, work and live in Lagos," he said. He further commended the administration's extensive road construction and rehabilitation programmes, describing them as "critical investments that continue to improve connectivity, reduce travel time and stimulate economic activities across communities." On youth development, Ogunsan praised the Governor's commitment to creating opportunities for young people through empowerment initiatives, entrepreneurship support programmes and strategic engagement platforms. "Governor Sanwo-Olu has consistently demonstrated faith in the potential of our youths. His administration has invested in programmes that are opening doors of opportunity and preparing the next generation of leaders and innovators," he noted. The LSSTF CEO also applauded the Governor's efforts in promoting investor confidence and strengthening Lagos' reputation as Africa's leading business destination. "Despite global economic uncertainties, Lagos continues to attract investments because of the stable, business-friendly and forward-looking environment that this administration has worked hard to create," he said. Describing the Governor's leadership style as "inclusive, responsive and transformational," Ogunsan stated that Sanwo-Olu has remained focused on delivering practical solutions to the challenges confronting residents. "As he turns 61, we celebrate not just a birthday, but a remarkable record of service, impact and transformational governance. Governor Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu has shown what purposeful leadership can achieve when driven by vision, compassion and commitment to the people." Ogunsan concluded by wishing the Governor continued strength, wisdom and good health. "On behalf of the Lagos State Security Trust Fund and all stakeholders committed to the continued growth and security of Lagos, I congratulate His Excellency on his 61st birthday. We pray that God grants him greater wisdom, renewed strength and many more years of impactful service to Lagos State and Nigeria."
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Eyes in the Sky: How LSSTF Is Deploying Drone Technology to Stay Ahead of Criminals In Lagos Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD In a bold demonstration of how technology is reshaping modern security architecture, Lagos State has intensified the deployment of drone surveillance systems across strategic locations in the state, creating a new layer of intelligence gathering, crime prevention and rapid response capabilities designed to protect one of Africa's most populous cities and economic powerhouse. The initiative, being championed by Lagos State Government through the Lagos State Security Trust Fund (LSSTF) under the leadership of the Executive Secretary/CEO, Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan in collaboration with security agencies, represents one of the most ambitious sub-national investments in aerial surveillance technology in Nigeria. Beyond strengthening public safety, the programme is intended to support economic growth, investor confidence and social stability in a state widely regarded as Nigeria's commercial nerve centre and West Africa's economic hub. Speaking on the expanding use of drone technology for security operations, the Executive Secretary/CEO of the Lagos State Security Trust Fund (LSSTF), Dr. Ogunsan, disclosed that Lagos has effectively taken security monitoring beyond conventional patrol operations by deploying sophisticated aerial surveillance assets capable of observing activities across vast areas of the state. "We now have eyes in the skies with drone technology," Ogunsan declared. "Our drones are watching all over Lagos day and night to monitor activities. Criminals and criminally minded persons should be warned to stay away." The statement reflects a growing shift among modern security institutions globally towards intelligence-led policing, where technology is increasingly deployed to detect threats before they materialize rather than merely responding after crimes have occurred. According to Ogunsan, the deployment is not intended solely as a deterrent against criminal activity but also as an assurance to millions of residents, businesses and investors that Lagos remains firmly committed to maintaining a secure environment. "This is also to assure all law-abiding Lagosians that we are ahead of the game in terms of safety and security," he said. The assurance comes at a time when security agencies across the country are strengthening efforts to confront emerging threats ranging from organized crime, kidnapping and vandalism to cult-related violence, armed robbery and other forms of criminality. Recent operational records released by the Lagos State Police Command have highlighted the importance of intelligence gathering and technological support in modern law enforcement. Within the last month alone, the Command recorded major breakthroughs leading to the recovery of firearms, ammunition, stolen property, illicit substances and military camouflage uniforms, while several criminal suspects linked to armed robbery, cultism, vandalism and impersonation were arrested across different parts of the state. It is observed that technology-driven surveillance systems such as drones significantly improve situational awareness, enabling security agencies to monitor difficult terrains, identify suspicious movements, track criminal activities and coordinate responses with greater precision. For Lagos, a sprawling megacity of more than 20 million residents with a complex network of highways, waterways, industrial zones and densely populated communities, aerial surveillance has become an increasingly critical security asset. The LSSTF CEO, Dr. Ogunsan attributed the success of the initiative to the unwavering commitment of the Lagos State Government under Governor Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu, whom he described as a leading advocate of security investment and public safety. "I want to thank the Executive Governor who has made security and safety his priority, our dear Governor of Lagos State, Governor Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu. He is the number one champion of safety and security in Lagos," he said. The LSSTF boss emphasized that the state's security investments align with broader national objectives aimed at strengthening internal security and protecting citizens across Nigeria."This is our own effort as a sub-national government to ensure safety and security for Nigeria as championed by our leader, my father, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR," Ogunsan stated. "We are not going to allow criminals run us over in this country. This country belongs to God and to faithful Nigerians, and we will keep it so." Perhaps most significant was Ogunsan's revelation that the drone programme has already delivered measurable operational outcomes. Citing a recent example, he disclosed that suspicious activities around Pan-Atlantic University, which generated public concern, were successfully patrolled through aerial surveillance technology. "To give you a specific example, the recent viral video recorded and circulated online depicting two masked individuals emerging from a forest area adjoining the Pan-Atlantic University were combed with drone surveillance facilitated by LSSTF as a proactive steps to support police operations within the axis," he revealed. The disclosure highlights the practical value of drone technology in supporting intelligence gathering and early threat detection, particularly in areas where conventional monitoring methods may be limited. Ogunsan further warned individuals contemplating criminal activities in Lagos that security agencies are increasingly leveraging technology to monitor and neutralize threats. "Once again, I warn anybody who wants to foment trouble in Lagos to know that we are watching you. Our drones are hovering around day and night and we are monitoring closely any nefarious activities," he said. He stressed that the surveillance network extends across the state, covering both urban and suburban communities. "So be assured, on the mainland, on the island, everywhere, we are monitoring." Beyond drone operations, Lagos continues to maintain a multi-layered security strategy involving aerial patrols, intelligence gathering, community engagement and ground-based law enforcement activities. "To add to this, our aerial surveillance patrols are still continuing. We have boots on the ground, we have eyes in the skies," Ogunsan noted. As Lagos continues to expand economically and demographically, the challenge of securing critical infrastructure, businesses, educational institutions and residential communities grows increasingly complex. Yet, the state's embrace of technology-driven security solutions signals a determination to stay ahead of evolving threats. For residents, investors and visitors alike, the message from Lagos is clear: security is no longer confined to checkpoints and patrol vehicles. It now extends to the skies above. And as drone technology continues to spread across the nooks and corners of the state, Lagos is building a smarter, faster and more proactive security architecture capable of sustaining the security, safety, development and prosperity upon which Nigeria's economic future depends. In the words of the LSSTF chief, "Lagos is safe and will continue to be so." Thank You Jesus GODSPOWERPROJECT
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Lagos Police Rescue 38 Foreign Nationals from Mob Action; Nab Suspected Armed Robbers, Cultists, Fake Soldiers • as CP Tijani reels out June achievements Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD The Lagos State Police Command has recorded a sweeping series of operational successes in June 2026, arresting scores of suspected criminals, recovering illegal firearms, military camouflage uniforms, suspected illicit substances, stolen property and rescuing dozens of foreign nationals in a major offensive against crime and insecurity across the state. Addressing journalists including members of the National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP at the Command Headquarters, Ikeja, the Commissioner of Police, CP Fatai Tijani, said the achievements underscore the Command's commitment to intelligence-led policing, proactive crime prevention and sustained efforts to make Lagos increasingly hostile to criminal elements. According to the Police Commissioner, the Command recovered "14 firearms, four live cartridges, a MAN diesel truck, 51 mobile phones, two vehicle engine control units popularly known as brain boxes, one operational motorcycle, a truck loaded with 47 sacks of military camouflage uniforms, 80 cartons of suspected illicit substances, vandalized electrical cables and other incriminating exhibits." Among the notable breakthroughs was the arrest of two suspected cable vandals who were intercepted while allegedly vandalizing electric cables on the Third Mainland Bridge. The police recovered the stolen cables while efforts continue to apprehend other members of the syndicate. In another operation, police arrested three suspects following a report of theft at a church construction site in Ayetoro-Ijanikin. Investigations led to the recovery of "two double-barrel guns and six locally made single-barrel guns," which have since been transferred to the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), Panti. CP Tijani also disclosed that the Command recorded a breakthrough against the notorious "One Chance" robbery syndicates operating in Lagos, as operatives arrested a suspect linked to the criminal network and recovered "51 different mobile phones suspected to be proceeds of previous robbery operations." Similarly, officers on stop-and-search duty in Festac Town arrested a suspect found in possession of two suspected stolen vehicle engine control units, while patrol teams in Ilupeju recovered "one cut-to-size locally made pistol, one English Brownie pistol and four live cartridges" from two young suspects. The Commissioner further revealed that investigators arrested an armed robbery suspect linked to operations around the Ipaja axis and recovered a fabricated Beretta pistol and a motorcycle allegedly used by the gang. One of the most significant operations during the month involved the arrest of three suspects by the Anti-Kidnapping Unit and the recovery of "an unregistered MAN diesel truck loaded with 47 sacks containing military camouflage uniforms and 80 cartons of drugs suspected to be illicit substances." Investigations indicate the items were allegedly being transported to the South-East. The Command also arrested two suspected fake soldiers found wearing military uniforms and recovered a pump-action gun from them. In separate operations, police apprehended suspected cultists linked to the Eiye and Alora confraternities, recovering firearms, ammunition and other dangerous weapons. On immigration-related enforcement, the police rescued "38 foreign nationals from possible mob action in Epe," comprising citizens of Chad, Burkina Faso, Benin Republic, Mali, Togo, Cameroon and Ghana. Preliminary findings showed that while 18 possessed valid ECOWAS travel documents, 20 had entered Nigeria illegally. The matter has since been referred to the Nigerian Immigration Service and relevant diplomatic missions. The Command also arrested suspects involved in impersonation, including individuals posing as serving military personnel and a dismissed soldier allegedly involved in criminal activities. Reaffirming the Command's resolve to sustain the momentum, CP Fatai declared: "There will be no safe haven for criminal elements within Lagos State. We urge residents to continue partnering with the police by providing timely, useful and credible information that will support crime prevention and effective law enforcement." He added that all suspects currently in custody would be thoroughly investigated and prosecuted in accordance with the law. Thank You Jesus GODSPOWERPROJECT
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IGP Disu Joins Service Chiefs At 4th UK-Nigeria Security and Defence Partnership Dialogue 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, alongside other Service Chiefs, today 23rd June, 2026 attended the 4th UK–Nigeria Security and Defence Partnership Dialogue held at the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA), Abuja, National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP can report. The engagement brought together senior security and defence officials from Nigeria and the United Kingdom to deliberate on areas of mutual interest, including counter-terrorism, intelligence sharing, capacity building, and other collaborative measures aimed at addressing evolving security challenges. The dialogue underscores the commitment of both countries to strengthening strategic partnerships and enhancing cooperation in promoting regional stability, national security, and sustainable peace. Thank You Jesus GODSPOWERPROJECT
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Sonofgod1990:Be careful before dem ban you, yesterday I got banned because I criticised Fayose's attack on Makinde |
Which laws have you violated and how did you pay for it? Join us in the comments |
GODSPOWERPROJECT https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1BBaKJpia3/ Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD Nwachukwu Favor S Imagine handing an officer ₦50,000 to avoid a traffic ticket, only to later discover that the prescribed fine for the alleged offence was just ₦2,000. Unfortunately, this is the reality many motorists face. Every day, countless Nigerians part with their hard-earned money at the roadside, not because the law requires it, but because they are unaware of what the law actually prescribes. One of the greatest enablers of roadside extortion is ignorance. When drivers do not know the penalties for traffic violations, they become easy targets for intimidation, unlawful demands, and corrupt practices. It is important to understand that paying an unofficial “settlement” to avoid a traffic offence is itself unlawful. The proper course is to comply with lawful directives, insist on due process, and pay only the officially prescribed fines through the approved channels. Contrary to what many people believe, several traffic offences attract relatively modest statutory penalties. Knowing these penalties empowers motorists to distinguish between lawful enforcement and unlawful extortion. Approved Traffic Offences and Prescribed Penalties 📍 Instructors Permit and Training Violation — ₦2,000 📍 Light/Sign Violation — ₦2,000 📍 Obstructing Marshal on Duty — ₦2,000 📍 School Bus Violation — ₦2,000 📍 Seat Belt Violation — ₦2,000 📍 Underage Driving — ₦2,000 📍 Use of Sirens Violation — ₦2,000 📍 Vehicle Windshield Violation — ₦2,000 📍 Caution Sign Violation — ₦3,000 📍 Child Restraint/Sitting Position Violation — ₦3,000 📍 Construction Area Speed Limit Violation — ₦3,000 📍 Driving Right-Hand Steering Vehicle — ₦3,000 (plus forfeiture of the vehicle) 📍 Driving with Worn-out Tyres — ₦3,000 📍 Failure to Fix Red Flag on Projected Load — ₦3,000 📍 Failure to Move Over — ₦3,000 📍 Failure to Install Speed Limiting Device — ₦3,000 📍 Fire Extinguisher Violation — ₦3,000 📍 Learner’s Driving Regulation Violation — ₦3,000 📍 Projected Load in Excess of Prescribed Limit — ₦3,000 📍 Riding Motorcycle without Crash Helmet — ₦3,000 📍 Road Obstruction — ₦3,000 📍 Vehicle Identification Tag/Licence/Number Plate Violation — ₦3,000 📍 Vehicle Mirror Violation — ₦3,000 📍 Use of Phone While Driving — ₦4,000 📍 Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol or Drugs — ₦5,000 📍 Excessive Smoke Emission — ₦5,000 📍 Failure to Cover Unstable Materials — ₦5,000 📍 Latching and Twist-Locks Violation — ₦5,000 📍 Operating a Mechanically Deficient Vehicle — ₦5,000 📍 Road Marking Violation — ₦5,000 📍 Route Violation — ₦5,000 📍 Speed Limit Violation — ₦5,000 📍 Unauthorized Removal or Tampering with Road Signs — ₦5,000 📍 Driver’s Licence Violation — ₦10,000 📍 Overloading — ₦10,000 📍 Assaulting or Attempting to Corrupt a Marshal on Duty — ₦10,000 📍 Operating a Vehicle with Forged Documents — ₦20,000 📍 Dangerous Driving — ₦50,000 DISCLAIMER: This post is intended to educate motorists on the officially prescribed penalties for traffic offences and to help them identify and resist unlawful roadside extortion. It should not be interpreted as a licence to violate traffic laws simply because the prescribed fines appear modest. Every traffic regulation exists to protect lives, maintain order on our roads, and promote public safety. The goal should never be to calculate the cost of breaking the law, but to comply with it. The best way to avoid paying any fine is to obey traffic rules. Know the law, obey the law, and refuse extortion. An informed motorist is not only less vulnerable to exploitation but also contributes to a safer and more law-abiding society. ✨Law and lifestyle with Favour
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Neither we nor our loved ones will ever become inmates in Jesus name. A Thursday evening in May 2024, my stubborn younger brother was picked up by Red House police in Iju Ishaga (smoke dey him hand), and by the following morning he was transferred to Special Offences- Bolade. Initially I wanted him 'scared straight', but when I got to Bolade at Oshodi, and saw the conditions in the cells, fear catch me join, instantly, I call my Mama to rally bail. If police cell dey that bad, I no wan begin imagine how kirikiri minimum talk less of maximum go be like. GOD forbid evil |
Episode 4: The Governor's Secret Musa survived. Barely. While recovering in a safe house, he finally told David everything. Chief Ekanem had been preparing to expose a criminal network involving politicians, contractors, and law enforcement officers. Millions of naira had disappeared through fake road projects. Several powerful figures stood to lose everything. Among them was a man no one dared accuse. The state governor. David refused to believe it. Until evidence began appearing. Bank records. Secret recordings. Witness statements. Suddenly David understood why people were trying to kill them. This was no longer a murder investigation. It was a war. |
GOD deliver us from the deadly sins |
osuofia2:Benjamin Hundeyin, you mean, after Muyiwa Odejobi |
edogu:He actually looks terrified yet composed concerning the work ahead. May GOD help him succeed |