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In my own opinion, he can attend any winners church close to his house and I am sure the video from Papa's ministration will be played there.
But if he lives very near Canaan land or has the resources (tfare) he can go and attend at the Canaan land Ota.

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Recently I was discussing with a brother, who is a Winner, and he said to me that he's not one to attend the community church. That he likes attending service in Canaan Land. This got me thinking: because ever since I became a Winner, I have not deliberated attending service at Canaan Land. Though I have had the longing to go but I'd not really giving much effort to it.

Recently, upon thinking about the words of that brother, that he's not one to attend the community church, I was like, is there something wrong about attending the community church? I looked around me and noticed that many around our community are like that brother. They don't like attending service at the community church. They rather go to Canaan Land to hear Bishop, which is good and fine.
As that thought became preponderate on my mind, I realized that even some Winners who reside opposite the community church, on Sunday morning ,prepare to attend service at Canaan Land.

Now don't get me wrong, there's nothing bad in going to Canaan Land if you're resident around Lagos-Ota and environs. However, the local community churches also need people to develop them. They need the strength of all and sundry to make the local church as aesthetic as what we have in Canaan Land today.

Unfortunately, many who go to Canaan Land are, by my own submission, presumptuous that the local Pastors don't have the same anointing as Bishop, which is true: because the disciple cannot be greater than the master (Matthew 9:11). However, the same corporate anointing which flows from Canaan Land is the same in all the local community churches. But many don't believe this, and so many are not well established as a Winner in their local church communities.

At one time, Bishop said, God showed him fire, as in the anointing, coming down and splitting into several splinters. This the Lord said to him that the same anointing that is resident in Canaan Land, is resident in all the local assemblies and Home Cells. Now why many don't believe this and attend services in their local assemblies, but would rather go to Canaan Land, I don't know. Many perhaps do not believe in the words of the Bishop in this aspect, or they would rather see Bishop than the local Pastor.

2 Chronicles 20:20
[20]And they rose early in the morning, and went forth into the wilderness of Tekoa: and as they went forth, Jehoshaphat stood and said, Hear me, O Judah, and ye inhabitants of Jerusalem; Believe in the LORD your God, so shall ye be established; believe his prophets, so shall ye prosper.

Notice scripture says, "... Believe his prophets, so shall ye prosper." You see, many are not prospering in their local assemblies because they do not take heed to the words of the prophet concerning the fact the the same corporate anointing in Canaan Land is obtainable in all local assemblies. For the Bishop had said, the same corporate anointing which is resident in Canaan Land, resides in all the local community churches, and Home Cells.
That statement is scriptural. And until many a Winner believe in it, they shall not be established amongst their brethren in their local assemblies.
Now why did I say that statement by the Bishop is scriptural? In 1 Samuel the thirtieth chapter, David speaking by the inspiration of the Holy Ghost says:

1 Samuel 30:24
[24]For who will hearken unto you in this matter? but as his part is that goeth down to the battle, so shall his part be that tarrieth by the stuff: they shall part alike.

Notice that text says, "... But as his part is that goeth down to the battle, so shall his part be that tarrieth by the stuff: they shall part alike."
Put somewhat differently in this context, 'But as the blessings and encounters of he that attend service in Canaan Land, so shall his blessings and encounters be that tarrieth in the local assembly: they both shall part alike.'

When I got this revelation, I decided there is no need heading down to Canaan Land, when I can have the same blessings by walking a stone throw from my house to the local assembly.

As a Winner, you are part of the Living Faith Church Worldwide, founded by Bishop David Oyedepo. While Canaan Land is the international headquarters of the church, attendance is not mandatory.

The church encourages to attend services at their local assemblies or community churches, which are usually closer and more convenient. These local assemblies are still part of the Living Faith Church Worldwide and provide opportunities for worship, teaching, and fellowship.

However, attending services at Canaan Land can be a powerful and enriching experience, especially during special programs and events. Many Winners do travel to Canaan Land for these occasions, but it's not a requirement.

Ultimately, as a Winner, you should seek to attend services at a location that feeds your spirit and helps you grow in your faith, whether that's at your local community church or Canaan Land.


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At 79th UNGA, Tinubu Seeks Debt Forgiveness for Nigeria, Developing Nations
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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, yesterday, asked the United Nations (UN) to prioritise debt forgiveness for Nigeria and other developing countries from creditors and multilateral financial institutions.

Tinubu charged world leaders to recommit themselves to multilateralism by deepening relations among UN member-states in line with the principles of inclusivity, equality and cooperation. He said this was the surest guarantee of global action against existential challenges faced by the international community.

Tinubu, who is Chairman of the Authority of Heads of State and Government of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), made the calls while addressing world leaders during the General Debate at the ongoing 79th Session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) at the UN headquarters in New York, United States.

Represented by Vice President Kashim Shettima at the high-level annual global event, he stressed the dangers of digressing from multilateralism.

The Nigerian president drew the UN’s attention to the global debt burden undermining the ability of countries and governments to meet the needs of their citizens. He also highlighted the fact that trade barriers and protectionist policies were destroying the hopes of nations, while uncontrollable competition was discouraging motivation and hampering global investments.

Tinubu stated, “Similarly, we must ensure that any reform of the international financial system includes comprehensive debt relief measures, to enable sustainable financing for development. Countries of the Global South cannot make meaningful economic progress without special concessions and a review of their current debt burden.”

He called for the recovery of the proceeds of corruption and illicit financial flows, maintaining that the return of such funds to countries of origin “is a fundamental principle of the United Nations Convention against Corruption.”

The Nigerian president added, “Therefore, the international community must promote practical measures to strengthen international cooperation to recover and return stolen assets and to eradicate safe havens that facilitate illicit flows of funds from developing countries to the developed economies.”

He flayed the steep descent to singularity and nationalism, which, according to him, was undermining the quest for peaceful and collective resolution of global challenges, such as terrorism, climate change, poverty, food crises, hyper-inflation, nuclear proliferation, and grinding debt burden, among others.

The Nigerian president expressed concern about the main objectives of the UN and how it could sustain the global body’s relevance and resilience, stating that the pillars of the organisation are at risk of being broken against the principles of inclusivity, equality and cooperation, which it stands for.

Tinubu explained, “Today, these pillars of our organisation are threatened. They risk being broken by the relentless pursuit of individual national priorities rather than the collective needs of the nations that are assembled here today.

“While commitment to multilateralism offers us the surest guarantee of global action to address the existential challenges we face, singularity and nationalism are undermining the aspirations towards the peaceful and collective resolution of such challenges.

“From last year’s summit, and, indeed, from previous years, we have carried over the numerous challenges of terrorism, armed conflict, inequality, poverty, racial discrimination, human rights abuses, food crises, hunger, irregular migration, piracy, global pandemics, hyper-inflation, nuclear proliferation, grinding debt burden, climate change, and a host of other vexations.

“The continued manifestation of these challenges testifies to our failings rather than to any lofty achievements on our part. Billions of dollars are being committed to the prosecution of wars and the fanning of the embers of conflict.”

The president also reaffirmed “Nigeria’s steadfast commitment to the deepening of multilateralism,” just as it did 65 years ago when it “ed the United Nations as the 99th member-state”.

Tinubu said, “We remain committed to that ‘desire to remain friendly with all nations and participate actively in the works of the United Nations’ as expressed by our founding Prime Minister, Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa.”

Tinubu lamented the return of unconstitutional changes of government and forceful military coups in some African countries. He said these coups attested to how fragile democracy could become when not ed by economic development, and sustained peace and security.

He said that should be of utmost concern in deliberations at the high-level segments of the 79th Session of the UN General Assembly, as the forceful changes of government had led to “the impatience in cities and villages”, which often slowed the wheel of democracy.

The president added, “Our people need employment. They need decent livelihoods. They desire good and affordable education and healthcare for their children and families. They need to live in healthy, safe and secure environments. They need hope and they need opportunity.”

He called for reforms in the international financial architecture and a transparent multilateral trading system, expressing hope that “the adoption of the Pact for the Future” will change the narrative, reposition economies and translate into concrete measures that provide solutions to the challenges faced by developing and least developed countries.

“It is for this and other reasons that we reiterate the call by countries, especially of the global South, for reform of the international financial architecture and promotion of a rules-based, non-discriminatory, open, fair, inclusive, equitable and transparent multilateral trading system,” he stated.

On insecurity, Tinubu said the menace was plunging citizens into untold hardship and misery that, in turn, affected the people’s confidence in democracy.

He emphasised that bringing back confidence in democratic governance and constitutional order was the duty of the international community.

Tinubu stated, “We cannot build durable societies with the threat of terrorism, banditry and insurgency growing in our countries and regions.

“Indeed, violent extremism remains an existential threat to both national and international peace, security and development. We are making concerted efforts to contain and roll back this threat.”

He assured the gathering that the “High-Level African Counter-Terrorism Meeting hosted by Nigeria in April 2024 and its outcome – ‘The Abuja Declaration’ – promises to provide solutions to the challenges presented by terrorists and insurgents.”

Warning against the dangers of climate change, he described it as a driver of insecurity that posed a veritable challenge to sustainable development.

The president recalled the recent devastating flood in Nigeria, which submerged large areas of the country, “including one of our largest cities, Maiduguri, in the North-east.”

Tinubu implored the international community to stick to the implementation of the commitments made at the various COP (Conference of Parties) meetings of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). He pointed out that failure to do so would amount to postponing the inevitable, as no country was immune from the effects of climate change.

The president observed that conflict prevention was the main reason the UN was established, but regretted that the task of preventing conflicts had become arduous following their normalisation, “when even the condemnation of violence and civilian casualties, and calls for a ceasefire, are somehow regarded as controversial.”

He listed some of the root causes of conflicts to include poverty, hunger, ignorance, inequality and exclusion, as well as other forms of injustice, just as he cited the conflict in Sudan and the war in Gaza and other Palestinian territories.

He stated, “What this tells us is that the international community has failed to live up to the spirit and aspirations of the United Nations to rid the world of inequality, violence and domination of one people by another. Justice is antithetical to revenge.”

Tinubu insisted on bold reforms in the UN Security Council with a view to giving Nigeria and other African countries permanent seats at the council. He stressed that it had become imperative for the UN to strengthen its relevance and credibility in a rapidly changing world.

Tinubu stated, “Some permanent of the United Nations Security Council have offered encouraging, if tentative, indications of on the issue of reform of the Council. We welcome the change in tone and urge an acceleration in momentum to the process.

“The Security Council should be expanded, in the permanent and non-permanent member categories, to reflect the diversity and plurality of the world. We fully the efforts of Secretary-General Guterres in this regard.

“Africa must be accorded the respect that it deserves in the Security Council. Our continent deserves a place in the permanent category of the Security Council, with the same rights and responsibilities as other permanent .”


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