Mr Anthony a very a brave police officer Saves the day
Around 3pm, a whole street was robbed by seven armed men, and he was the only one on duty.
They began exchanging gunfire with him (Mr. Anthony). Long story short, he took down six of those heavily armed men. One of them escaped and went to call for reinforcements, which consisted of 15 new squad members.
Throughout all this, Mr. Anthony didn't back down; he stood his ground, honored the oath he pledged to Nigerian civilians, and protected everyone in the area.
He also bravely took down the reinforced 15 armed men. They shot an RPG at the complex, which had civilians and a baby inside, but he rescued everyone. Despite heavy fire, he didn’t back down.
Finally A one man squad Mr trump can honour in Nigeria
‼️ This is by far one of the most traumatizing proofs that Nigeria is irredeemably lost to foreign terrorist fighters.
For years I’ve made posts, raising alarm that the terrorists who genocidally massacre Christians and innocent Nigerians are mostly, if not entirely foreign fighters who are being intentionally and routinely pardoned and integrated into the Nigerian society, even as you read this. In one of my last posts, I explained that these guys are being “pampered, pardoned and offered Nigerian citizenship with benefits,” on a platter!
Look at this video, alleged terrorist kingpins reportedly in the home of a high ranking Nigerian government official.
Look closely and you’ll see the brave guy who recorded this undercover video, exposing that the criminals already have Nigerian passports! No doubt, at the end of these upcoming elections, most of these terrorists would hold political offices in Nigeria.
How on earth is this a country and not an evil forest that needs to be urgently cleared, exorcised of primitive demons and made fit for human habitation by all means possible?
Just asking for a friend.
“What we have going on now called ‘The Ark’ is a global amazement. There are 109,000 seats, 20 chillers; one chiller can power a 5,000 bed hotel— there are 20 of them to service the center air conditions. There are 126 escalators, 29 elevators.”
— Bishop David Oyedepo.
"Thank you, thank you for your service "
This is one of the greatest displays of patriotism I’ve seen from members of the public. As Nigerian soldiers made their way through an airport terminal, passengers spontaneously broke into applause, showing their appreciation.
Women of St Mary's Cathedral, Udi in Enugu state held their August meeting and decided to get a little high afterwards. They brought in some alcohol into the church but the resident Priest wasn’t having none of it. He destroyed the bottles and rebuked the women.
We should not blame the priest because according to the Bible, Mathew 21:13 “My house will be called a house of prayer”.
Uche Nworah Ph.D
Today, Osun State workers gathered in their thousands at the entrance of the Osun State Government Secretariat, Osogbo, to offer praises and appreciation to Almighty God for our victory at the August 15 governorship election.
I am more than humbled by this remarkable show of support, love and gratitude to our administration. It is a powerful reminder that our people recognise and appreciate the work we have done together.
This victory belongs to all of us. It is a victory for the workers, for the people of Osun and for everyone who believes in the progress and development of our dear state.
I remain deeply grateful for the trust and confidence reposed in us. We will continue to serve with humility, dedication and an unwavering commitment to the people.
Sometimes people ask why I disappeared from their screens. Many said I broke their hearts because they grew up watching my films and suddenly I was not there again. I understand that feeling, but what happened was that God shifted my assignment. He carried me fully into ministry so He could use my voice and experience in a different way, not only for entertainment but to draw people back to Him.
So when you see less of me in movies, it does not mean I stopped working. I have been travelling, preaching, doing morning cries with my megaphone, visiting churches and communities, and sharing the message of salvation. The stage changed, but the purpose became deeper. The same God who helped me shine on screen is now helping me shine His light in hearts.
— Liz Benson
Today, we celebrate with one of our own, Osasere Okundaye, as she shares the inspiring testimony of becoming Nigeria’s youngest Chartered Accountant at just 16 years old.
This extraordinary achievement stands as a powerful testament to God’s faithfulness and what can be accomplished through diligence, discipline, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to excellence.
Her journey is an inspiration to young people everywhere, proving that with God’s grace, determination, and a clear vision, age is never a barrier to greatness.
Congratulations, Osasere! We pray that this remarkable milestone will be the beginning of even greater accomplishments and that God will continue to lead you from glory to glory.