A chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Delta State and member of the Contact Committee of the PDP Governorship Campaign, Mr. Paul Bebeminibo, yesterday, called on security agents to investigate allegations of alleged involvement in insurgency levelled against the All Progressives Congress, APC, by the Deputy Governor of Rivers State, Mr Tele Ikuru, who defected to the PDP weekend.
He said the call became necessary so as to avoid violence during and after the general elections.
Tuesday, 24 March 2015
DCLM Daily Manna, Tuesday March 24, 2015 by Pastor Kumuyi - Success In Evangelism
Topic: Success In Evangelism [Tuesday March 24, 2015]
Text: Matthew 4:1-22
Key Verse: “From that time Jesus began to preach, and to say, Repent: for the kingdom of heaven is at hand” (Matthew 4:17).
In very rapid succession, quite a lot of events take place after the defeat of Satan by our Lord Jesus Christ during the temptation in the wilderness. First, He hears about the imprisonment of John the Baptist. Then, there is the fulfilment of the prophecy in Isaiah 9:1,2 which spoke about Jesus being the Light that would bring succour to a people under the “shadow of death”.
Text: Matthew 4:1-22
Key Verse: “From that time Jesus began to preach, and to say, Repent: for the kingdom of heaven is at hand” (Matthew 4:17).
In very rapid succession, quite a lot of events take place after the defeat of Satan by our Lord Jesus Christ during the temptation in the wilderness. First, He hears about the imprisonment of John the Baptist. Then, there is the fulfilment of the prophecy in Isaiah 9:1,2 which spoke about Jesus being the Light that would bring succour to a people under the “shadow of death”.
APC warns Jonathan: Don’t repeat Ekiti rigging strategy under any guise
Good afternoon gentlemen and thanks for honouring our invitation, once again.
As you are very much aware, the final countdown has begun to the Presidential and National Assembly elections scheduled for Saturday, March 28th.
Emmanuel Emenike walks out of pitch after racist chants, forced back by coach [Photos, Video]
The Nigeria international angrily removed his shirt and marched towards the sidelines during Sunday night’s match against rivals Besiktas.
Open Heavens 24 March 2015: Tuesday daily devotion by Pastor E. A. Adeboye - Attitudes to Worship
Topic: Attitudes to Worship [Tuesday March 24, 2015]
Memorise: God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth. -John 4:24
Read: (Isaiah 40:12-22 KJV)
12 Who hath measured the waters in the hollow of his hand, and meted out heaven with the span, and comprehended the dust of the earth in a measure, and weighed the mountains in scales, and the hills in a balance?
13 Who hath directed the Spirit of the LORD, or being his counsellor hath taught him?
Monday, 23 March 2015
Hong Kong man who salted and cooked parents jailed for life
A Hong Kong man who killed, dismembered, salted and cooked his parents was sent to prison for life on Monday after being found guilty of double murder. The conviction of Henry Chau, 31, on Friday concluded a gruesome case that shocked the city in 2013 when the severed heads of Chau’s elderly parents were found stuffed into two refrigerators.
During the 20-day trial at the city’s high court, the jury heard how Chau had dismembered his elderly parents before salting, cooking and packing their body parts into lunchboxes “like barbecued pork”.
“Your sentence on Count 1 and Count 2 is that you go to prison for life,” judge Michael Stuart-Moore told Chau, referring to the double murder charges. Sitting in the defendant’s dock, Chau, who wore a loose-fitting grey suit, looked impassive as the sentence was passed down.
During the 20-day trial at the city’s high court, the jury heard how Chau had dismembered his elderly parents before salting, cooking and packing their body parts into lunchboxes “like barbecued pork”.
“Your sentence on Count 1 and Count 2 is that you go to prison for life,” judge Michael Stuart-Moore told Chau, referring to the double murder charges. Sitting in the defendant’s dock, Chau, who wore a loose-fitting grey suit, looked impassive as the sentence was passed down.
Pastor Faith Oyedepo: Monday March 23, 2015 Daily Devotional - Guilty or not guilty?
Topic: Guilty or not guilty? [Monday March 23, 2015]
“It is better to dwell in the corner of the housetop, than with a brawling woman and in a wide house.” -Proverbs 25:24
The issue of nagging is said to be most common with/among women. Some people tend to complain or nag about almost everything: from how the plates should be washed, to how the toothpaste needs to be pushed from the bottom of the tube, to how the toilet paper needs to be placed to roll over, not under; just to mention but a few. In fact, they feel nothing would be done right if they don’t nag. Little do they know, that the reverse is the case.
Kemi Oyedepo: You Are Royalty
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| Author: Kemi Oyedepo |
It was Mothers Day here in the UK on the 15th of this Month and we organised an Afternoon Tea (it’s a British thing lol) with the King of Kings to celebrate all the ladies in the church. Below is a summary of what I was privileged to share with them. I hope, every lady (married or single) embraces this and carries herself as a daughter of the King!
Jonathan insists on Saturday’s election date, APC shuns debate again
President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday reassured Nigerians that the March 28 and April 11 dates set by the Professor Attahiru Jega-led Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC for the conduct of General elections remain sacrosanct.
Speaking in Abuja during the second session of the presidential debate organised by the Nigerian Elections Debate Group, NEDG for presidential candidates of six political parties held at the International Conference Centre, President Jonathan said, “Elections will be conducted as scheduled for March 28 and April 11 as fixed by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC. The government in these fours years has improved in all the sectors and in the next four years, we will consolidate, we will move forward, we will leave legacy for our children, we cannot think of going backward.”
Speaking in Abuja during the second session of the presidential debate organised by the Nigerian Elections Debate Group, NEDG for presidential candidates of six political parties held at the International Conference Centre, President Jonathan said, “Elections will be conducted as scheduled for March 28 and April 11 as fixed by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC. The government in these fours years has improved in all the sectors and in the next four years, we will consolidate, we will move forward, we will leave legacy for our children, we cannot think of going backward.”
DCLM Daily Manna, Monday March 23, 2015 by Pastor Kumuyi - Cleansing For Service
Topic: Cleansing For Service [Monday March 23, 2015]
Text: Numbers 8:5-19
Key Verse: “And thus shalt thou do unto them, to cleanse them: Sprinkle water of purifying upon them, and let them shave all their flesh, and let them wash their clothes, and so make themselves clean” (Numbers 8:7).
A through the process of lightingfter putting Moses and Aaron the lamps on the altar, God instructed that they separate the Levites for exclusive service in worship and administration. There had been an external act of putting off darkness by the illumination of the lights. In God’s plan of action, there should also be a follow-up: purification of the vessels for service. There must be the cleansing and separation of the Levites to ensure outward and inward holiness.
Text: Numbers 8:5-19
Key Verse: “And thus shalt thou do unto them, to cleanse them: Sprinkle water of purifying upon them, and let them shave all their flesh, and let them wash their clothes, and so make themselves clean” (Numbers 8:7).
A through the process of lightingfter putting Moses and Aaron the lamps on the altar, God instructed that they separate the Levites for exclusive service in worship and administration. There had been an external act of putting off darkness by the illumination of the lights. In God’s plan of action, there should also be a follow-up: purification of the vessels for service. There must be the cleansing and separation of the Levites to ensure outward and inward holiness.
PDP and APGA trade words over suspension of five monarchs
Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and the main opposition All Progressive Grand Alliance, APGA, in Abia State are currently trading words over the suspension of five traditional rulers from Ngwa axis of the state.
The suspended traditional rulers include Eze Nelson Nmerengwa of Isiekete autonomous community, Eze N.N. Nwachukwu of Ovungwu autonomous community, Eze Peter Emereonye of Okporoahaba autonomous community, Eze Sampson Jinanwa of Amaise Ovungwu autonomous community and Eze Gbufor, all from Isiala Ngwa council area and another Eze from Ariam Usaka in Ikwuano local government area.
The suspended traditional rulers include Eze Nelson Nmerengwa of Isiekete autonomous community, Eze N.N. Nwachukwu of Ovungwu autonomous community, Eze Peter Emereonye of Okporoahaba autonomous community, Eze Sampson Jinanwa of Amaise Ovungwu autonomous community and Eze Gbufor, all from Isiala Ngwa council area and another Eze from Ariam Usaka in Ikwuano local government area.
Ex-Rivers Deputy Gov. Ikuru was a PDP mole in APC - Rivers APC
The defection of erstwhile Deputy Governor of Rivers State, Engr. Tele Ikuru, from the All Progressives Congress (APC) to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has been described as good riddance to bad rubbish by Rivers APC.
In a statement he issued on Sunday in Port Harcourt shortly after Ikuru announced his defection, Rivers APC Chairman, Dr. Davies Ibiamu Ikanya, said: “Contrary to the thinking in some quarters, the defection of Engr. Tele Ikuru did not come to us as a surprise. Rather than being shocked, we feel relieved that he is no more part of us because Ikuru was a PDP mole in our midst. Unknown to most people, Ikuru initially refused to leave PDP for APC with Governor Rotimi Amaechi in November 2013. However, after series of meetings with his uncle and political mentor, Chief Uche Secondus, the National Vice Chairman of PDP, and some other PDP bigwigs, he was prevailed upon to follow his principal into APC.
Jonathan is a blessing to Nigeria - Olejeme
Deputy Chairman, Finance Committee of the PDP Presidential Campaign Organization, Dr. Ngozi Olejeme on Sunday praised President Goodluck Jonathan's tough stance on crime and his track record turning around Nigeria.
Olejeme in a joyous mood Sunday evening also described President Jonathan as a blessing to Nigeria.
Jonathan's victory, signed, sealed and delivered - Awoniyi
The victory of President Goodluck Jonathan in the next week's Presidential election has been signed sealed and delivered according to Yomi Awoniyi, Kogi State Deputy Governor, advised the people of Mopamuro LGA not to do selective voting in the next week's general election but to vote for all PDP candidates.
Awoniyi made the remarks when he addressed Ward to Ward canvassers and PDP supporters in Mopamuro LGA at the weekend, and solicited support for all the National Assembly candidates of the party.
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