I dont want to GEJ complain rara,bcs when everything dey rossy for two of una domain,nobody hear o,o tisele niyen,ko fi se osun

The controversy surrounding the purported death of the General Overseer of the Christ Revival Victory Chapel International, Prophet Ireti Ajanaku, has taken a dramatic twist as his members are insisting that their spiritual leader is alive.
Saturday PUNCH learnt that this is also the family’s position, even though his family and some of his pastors had earlier reportedly announced his death to the landlords’ association around his residence at 15, Folarin Williams Close, Ikola-Odunsi in Agbado/Oke-Odo Local Council Development Authority, Lagos. An evangelist, who had spoken as an authority in the church, but declined to give his name, told Saturday PUNCH on Wednesday that Ajanaku was alive.

He said, “There is still life in him and we are praying for his recovery. That’s all I can say. People are peddling rumours and saying so many bad things about the church, but those things are wrong.”
Ajanaku reportedly died on Saturday in his hometown, Gbongan, Osun State, after returning from a trip to South Africa. But the family is yet to make any public announcement on his death.
Residents of the area said they already suspect that he was never dead, but information on the true state of his condition is what they seem to be divided on. Some of the residents were of the opinion that Ajanaku was in a coma, while others said he must have been in a trance.
Although, Ajanaku’s wife, Joy, had not been seen in public since last weekend, it was learnt that she and some old members of the church had been holding vigils at the family’s residence since news of her husband’s death broke.
But a landlord on the street, who spoke under the condition of anonymity, said Ajanaku might have been ‘back’ from the supposed coma or trance.
Speaking on Thursday morning, he said, “At the vigil they held from last night till this morning, we heard what sounded very much like Ajanaku’s voice leading the worship for the first time since the news that he was dead got to us. We were discussing it this morning and some of us believe that it must have been him.
“Although some of his family members and pastors came to tell us that he was dead on Sunday, we were not allowed into his compound and none of us has seen his body. It’s just what we were told and there is no proof so far that he’s dead.
“We heard that the family has again claimed that he’s not dead. So what we heard may be proof that he was sick or in a coma or in a trance. But one thing we’re sure of is that his body (Ajanaku) is still in the house.”
Also, some residents said there was drama on Ajanaku’s street on Monday night while a vigil was ongoing in his house. Eye witnesses said that some men in white attire and holding bells, who were suspected to be cultists, stormed Ajanaku’s residence singing and chanting.
A resident, who did not want to be named, said the suspected cultists, who were about 20 in number, arrived the street at 10pm on Monday and left around 2am, the next morning.
The source said, “The alawo (cultists) were not allowed inside Ajanaku’s compound. So they moved up and down the street, singing and chanting. They were all dressed in white and came with all the kits cultists normally wear and even had small bells in their hands which they rang as they sang. The cultists really disturbed our sleep that night as everybody was glued to the walls. We, residents, suspect that the pastor must have belonged to a cult group, otherwise those people would not have come as they did.”
Saturday PUNCH also observed a general disappointment among the residents, following Monday’s experience.
Another resident, who also did not want to be named, said, “Most of us are still disappointed that a pastor would be involved with cultists. We believe that they came to perform a rite for one of their own.”
A church member, who also confirmed the incident, said he shunned Tuesday’s vigil at Ajanaku’s residence because of fear that the suspected cultists might be back to force their way into the house.
“I don’t want to be caught in the middle if the cultists decide to come back,” he said.
In the last few months, Ajanaku and his church had been mired in controversies which included a feud with his spiritual daughter and gospel singer, Tope Alabi; trouble with security operatives; a persistent skin problem and reports of highhandedness and misdeeds in church. His recent trip to South Africa was said to have been connected to either his trouble with the law or getting treatment for a kind of disease that causes skin pigmentation.
However, the evangelist who spoke to Saturday PUNCH, declined to comment on any of the issues, including the kind of illness Ajanaku had which required the members’ prayers.
He said, as he saw our correspondent off to the exit gate of the church, “That’s all I can tell you. You journalists have been writing all manner of lies about us. We are truly sorry but now, your presence will no longer be tolerated here.”
Investigation shows that Ajanaku, who was always referred to as ‘daddy’ by members of his congregation, commanded deep loyalty from them. Saturday PUNCH also learnt that the 40-year-old preacher largely enjoyed a mixed feeling of love and fear from members of his church.
A member of the church, who belonged to the Camera Team, Mr. Olabode Oderinde, confirmed that Joy told some key members of the church that Ajanaku was alive. Oderinde, who admitted that he had not seen Ajanaku since his return from abroad, warned of grave repercussions on people who peddle rumours or say negative things about his ‘daddy.’
He said, “Someone married to a great prophet is also a prophet. The wife (Joy) has told us that there is nothing wrong with ‘daddy’ and I believe her. It’s just that people don’t know my ‘daddy’; my ‘daddy’ can sleep for three days and not wake up. We have never seen him where he’s eating. So how can a great man like him just die like that?
“Daddy has warned us not to be carnally-minded or say anything negative about him. People saying all sorts of things about him don’t know what will befall them. One of my neighbours who said wrong things about him lost her child- the baby died instantly.
“Also, a church member who did the same, his child froze and it was ‘daddy’ who revived him. The boy became okay but for eight months, the man has not returned to the church.”
Ajanaku’s fair skin has also drawn criticisms from some members of the public, who claim that the church leader is applying bleaching creams to his skin.
Asked if there was any truth in the allegations or if Ajanaku’s recent trip to South Africa was indeed, connected to the treatment of a skin disease, Oderinde debunked both claims.
He said, “He didn’t bleach, don’t say such things about him. That’s how he is to his toe nails and nails are not bleached. His wife and children are also like that- they are all very fair in complexion.
“He doesn’t bleach and he can’t have a skin problem. How can a powerful man like that have a skin problem?”
When our correspondent visited Ajanakus’ residence on Wednesday, he was harassed for writing down some information on a sticker pasted outside the gate.
A suspected church member, who did not mention his name, threatened to get violent with our correspondent if he did not release the paper he had written the information on.
Arguments that the sticker was pasted outside the gate and meant for the public neither interested nor calmed the man.
The man later snatched the paper, while another lady who claimed to be Ajanaku’s daughter, tore off the part containing the information on the sticker.
She said, “There’s nothing wrong with my ‘daddy’. He is alive and well. So we don’t know where the rumour that he died came from. I’m his daughter; however, my name is not important.”
Saturday PUNCH later learnt that Ajanaku has two children of ages between five and seven with Joy, and another older girl in a previous union.
“All the church members call him ‘daddy’ and call each other, ‘brothers’ and ‘sisters’. The one who spoke to you couldn’t have been his daughter. She’s older than his daughters,” a resident said.
In spite of claims by the church members that Ajanaku was hail and hearty, the ambience at his residence suggested otherwise. Investigation reveals that members of the church, including pastors throng the residence each day, milling about in and outside the compound.
Some landlords on the street said they had already begun move to reduce the number of people visiting the street daily by instructing the security guards to refuse entry to outsiders without genuine missions.
In addition to the vigils held at Ajanaku’s residence each night, prayer sessions have also been held at 5pm on specified days since the last weekend.
Residents of Koya Street, Off Oluwaga Road, Ipaja, where Ajanaku’s church is located, described Monday’s prayer session as ‘much.’
One of the residents, who identified himself as John, said he heard the congregation shouting ‘Do your miracle’ repeatedly.
Also, while Saturday PUNCH was on the church premises on Wednesday evening, while a prayer session was ongoing, prayer points circled around calling on God to “perform His wonders and do what He has promised to do.”
Interestingly, Oderinde said Ajanaku once told them during the church’s last anniversary programme that the press would soon look for him, for no fault of his.
He said, “My ‘daddy’ said that they would be ‘finding’ him all over the place and that he won’t have to pay for the publicity.”
However, there have been no public comments yet from the famous gospel singer, Tope Alabi, who was a member of Ajanaku’s church before the two fell out.
She was said to be on a musical tour of Canada with her husband as at the time of writing this report. Our correspondent’s Facebook message to Alabi for her reaction to Ajanaku’s purported death went unanswered.

IBADAN POLY CENTRE,LET ME HEAR YOU IN THE HOUSE[b][/b]

WHO IS GOING TO IBADAN POLY O,JOIN ME ASAP[b][/b]

Now I know GEJ is a fool and weak vessel,the caliber of people as GEJ mouthpiece are FAILURES, Look at mr fix it,THE DEAD MAM ALIVE,He was politically dead in edo state,so he want to repeat himself to GEJ again,and my presido couldnt fathom danger,WHAT A WEAK PRESIDENT!

PASTOR IN ON WEED AND KAINKAIN

Two lecturers in the Department of Chemistry, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, Ogun State, Dr. Titilayo Bamgbose, and Mr. Adesina Bamigbade, sacked for alleged plagiarism, have dragged the university before the National Industrial Court to challenge their dismissal.

The appointments of Bamgbose, who was an associate professor, and Bamigbade, an assistant lecturer, were terminated on May 9 this year by the FUNAAB Governing Council at the end of its 76th Statutory Council Meeting, which also approved promotions and disciplinary cases in the institution.

Two other lecturers in the institution’s Department of Chemistry, Dr. Mojisola Nkiko and Dr. Sikiru Ahmed, were demoted by the authorities from their previous positions as Lecturer I to Lecturer II.

But Bamgbose and Bamigbade, in a suit numbered NICN/LA/371/2013, filed by their lawyers, Bamidele Aturu and Co., claimed that the procedure that led to the termination of their appointments was “hasty and malicious.”

The lecturers are praying the court to set aside the termination of their appointments and reinstate them to their positions without loss of seniority, privileges, entitlements and other benefits.

They are also asking the court to declare an order mandating FUNAAB to pay each of them N10m as damages for wrongful termination of their appointments and an additional N5m, representing the cost of the suit.

The lecturers denied committing the offence of plagiarism for which they were sacked by FUNAAB, adding that the composition of the investigation panel that investigated their cases was faulty and against the law establishing the university.

“The laboratory experiments that led to the paper in question were carried out in FUNAAB laboratories and the article that emanated from it was peer-reviewed and published in a reputable journal, which enjoys global visibility, considering its online version and of which no author or publisher has claimed that their article was plagiarised,” the complainants said.

Bamgbose and Bamigbade also said the plagiarism checker or Turnitin software the state disciplinary committee claimed to have used on their paper, which was singled out via anonymous mail, was “wrongfully and inappropriately applied by an untrained officer.”

The two lecturers are, therefore, seeking a declaration that the termination of their appointments based on the final decision of the FUNAAB Council, consisting of the members of the investigation panel and members of the staff disciplinary committee, whose report was approved, was “wrong, oppressive, unlawful, null and void and of no effect whatsoever for being in breach of the principles of natural justice and fair hearing.”SOURCE[b][/b]

Why GEJ not[b][/b] go on air to broadcast it himself,am tired of hide and seek game joo

Deprofessional: GEJ the best president Nigeria has ever had.

Kudos my president.

says who

benspeakout: Me I Get Two Waec Results . Dem Wan Use Chemistry Frustrate Person So I Had To Switch After Attempt No. 3. Make Dem Keep That One, I Dash Them

WE ARE IN THE SAME SHOE MY BROTHER,DONT MIND THOSE FOOLS

PortHarcourtBoy: [size=18pt]Wetin I wan carry una EFE FEED EFE certificate do? [/size]

GOD BLESS YOU MY GUY,WHEN I THEIR MONOPOLY DON BREAK

Yungwizzzy: half of those results are failed. so the people just forget am for weac

CONFIRMED TRUTH

Brimmie: Una Wan Sell Ppl Certicates To Puff-Puff Sellers !!
Lol.. No Be Only Penalty, Na Corner-Kick Dem Go Face!

MY GUY YOU FUNNY,YOU WANT KILL ME WITH LAUGH FOR HERE,I LOVE YOUR COMMENT,KEEP IT UP

At mr MURIC abi what did you call yourself,please park well joo,stupid religion

datChelseaBoy: This ASUU too dey give trouble sef

Meaning?

ojubi: Nigeria is a complex society, once government give ASSU 90 billion naira, it is going to be a reference point to every sector to ask for a raise, infact Non teaching staff in the university will start their strike immediately.
At the moment nigeria recurrent expenditure is not looking good couple with the level of unemployment. We shd be talking about new jobs not too much increment in pay.

BUT THEY CAN GIVE NOLLYWOOD 35 BILLION,CRAZY COUNTRY OF OURS

Don Demu: ALLAHU AKBAR

on what?

Chanchit: Huhuhuhhhuhuhuuhuhuhuh. Laughing in arabic. So Mr (SAW) sef strike 9yrs old pikin...? No wonder. Its now I knw that conscience is the atlas of religion. How would I defy a 9yrs old and still go and pray with the hope that God would hear my prayers.

I TIRED O,WONDER SHALL NEVER END O

jmaine: Amaechi rascality on display

Look at you,i didnt blame you amaechi joo,my guy do u knw hw long it took ladoja to have his mandate bck fro akala after thug invaded legislative complex in ibadan?

sincerenigerian: At the General Hospital Ogbia, the facility has stopped being a hospital out of neglect, being rented out as apartment, even though its been budgeted for by the state government.



Fencing and Landscaping of “School-to-Land Authority” Premises – N45m ($280K) was budgeted and nothing was done. The facility is currently abandoned.



Bayelsa State Rice Training and Seed Multiplication center – N150M ($1M) was budgeted, site is abandoned and no work done.



Construction of veterinary clinic and provision of equipment at Edepie – N100M ($625K) was budget in 2012, N60m ($375K) in 2010, and N100M ($625k) in 2009. No construction done at all.

Construction and Development of storage facilities of aquaculture center at Edepie – N300M ($1.9M) was budgeted in 2012 at the project site no construction was done.

Home Economics Center at St. Jude Girls Secondary school Amarata – N11.7M ($73K) was budgeted in 2012, but the existing facility no longer exists as the dilapidated infrastructure has been taken over by the police: see photo below:



Construction of 3 Senatorial Model Secondary Schools in Nembe, Sagbama & Yenagoa; N2billion ($12.5M) was budgeted in 2012; N1.4billion ($8.75M) in 2011; N2billion ($12.5M) in 2010

At Yenago site of project, 80% completion recorded, but was being used as a flood relief camp when we visited.



In Sagbama, the site was covered by flood, but community said no work had begun.



At Nembe site work was just 10 percent, but had since stopped. Nothing was done in 2012



Medical equipment for health centres: N300million ($1.9M) was budgeted. At Kaiama Comprehensive Health Center, last supply was 2010



Medical equipment for health centres: N300million ($1.9M) was budgeted. At Sagbama Comprehensive Health Center, last supply was 2010

Medical equipment for health centres: N300million ($1.9M) Comprehensive Heath Nembe. No supply was made.



Medical equipment for health centres: N300m ($1.9M). Comprehensive Health Centre Ogbia. No supply. When we visited, no beds in place.

In the same year these projects were not implemented, Bayelsa State government got N115.7billion ($724M) from the Federation Account.

Bayelsa State has a population of 1.7million, the lowest in Nigeria, 8 LGAs, also the lowest, but it got the 6th largest allocation in 2012.

This is the reason why this state is not like Dubai today. One will naturally think that a combination of low population and high revenue will produce development. But not in Bayelsa State. The last Nigerian Living Standards Survey said that more than 90 percent of Bayelsans are still poor.

World Bank Doing business report 2010 said Bayelsa is most difficult place to start a business in Nigeria due to bureaucratic harassments. The state depends entirely on oil revenue and has lower than 2 percent of internally generated revenue.

Until recently government officials created a leaking pipe for 11,132 “Ghost Workers” who withdrew salaries from government coffers showing corruption might have been elevated to state policy.

UNDP Niger Delta Development Report says that the State has the lowest index in the whole of the Niger Delta. The UNDP report showed that more that 86 percent of Bayelsans depend on kerosene for lightening up their lamps as their only source of light.

The UNDP Report also shows that only 8 percent of Bayelsans have access to pipe borne water. In 2007, only 434 Bayelsans got admission into universities, compared to its neighboring state Rivers State which had 1500. Take a look at the sources of revenue for bayelsa 2012 budget!



Bayelsa has arguably the largest recurrent expenditure profile in Nigeria. In 2010 it was 64% and 2011 it was 58%.

Reports indicate that Bayelsa State has a debt liability of N167.1billion and is only second to Lagos State in Nigeria’s debt burden. As at 2012 ending, Bayelsa state owed external debt of $28billion (I don’t know how else to enslave a generation – so sad).

2012 Security Vote for the Bayelsa State Governor was N3billion ($18.8M) – Higher than funds to Social Development, Rural Development, Water Supply and Industry, combined! (The security vote is an amount allocated to all the state governors by the president for them to secure themselves and the governors are not required to account for it).

PEOPLE DEY FOR DIS COUNTRY OOOOOO,CHINEKE GOD ALLAH

Find Out!:
Are we surprised? No!
This is Nigeria.
Let him stay there so he can continue the very good job of presiding over the division & subsequent demise of PDP.

Infact I think Bamanga Tukur is secretly a member of the opposition

AM AGREE WITH YOU 100 PERCENT,THIS MAN IS JUST FOOLING JONATHAN,AND HE WILL GO AT THE DIE MINUTES,I SORRY FOR GEJ

PLEASE HOUSE I NEED IT ON muribash2006@yahoo.com.Thanks

Sunny_bobo: Kini big deal? Anambra state hasn't borrowed a dime for 7 years under Peter Obi so far.

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/national/obis-projects-in-anambra-amazing-labaran-maku/

hello sir,pls dnt compare what anambra is collecting to oyo state pls,hw many local govt,worker and infrastructure,haba! Igi imu jina si ori

musulumi:

Sorry it was a mistake, but ebamma 3, you are rude! I meant wehether

Even the same wehether you wrote also WRONG BROTHER,

Eko Atlantic:

As if anyone was expecting anything different from a poor church rat from one thick village in the east. You have an option of overlooking the thread rather than spewing trash on it.

Why sent my guy go village nw,when xmas never reach,you baaadddd,O TI MO ESI ORO JU

Akpan107: Nothing on earth can stop GEJ's 2015 ambition. These people are just wasting their (already) unproductive time.

Am sorry o my man,am not anybody fan,am a pure nigerian,but I hate seeing people compare MAN with GOD,can u tell me what is going to happen to u in the next 2secs?NO!,not to talk of 2015

jaki006: For postgrad oooooooo I dunno about undergrad.

yes o,N100kilikili

Sean lenux: Has any1 been credited yet? Nawa o

YES,N99,900,POSTGRADUATE

fflamingo: Jesus Wept
Johnathan plans to turn university of Ibadan to chinua achebe premeir university.( CAPU)

The facts is our prseident are just too daft to think
Democracy is at the corner and the best the president could do is to visit toilet to avoid. AU speech......

Guy,you wicked ooo,see hw you tear down my presido,I dey laugh ooo

idumuose: The illuminati guy has finally left PDP.change of party is
Not change of character.Fani Kayode who left PDP is the same
Fani kayode in APC.Nothing has change.Remember Ɣ☺u stil have
6billion naira fraud case with EFCC.

Am not FANI KAYODE fans o,oga ade wake up,those that embezzled more than hm still freestyle ni igboro aye,EFCC KO,NRC NI