In this powerful video, Pastor W.F. Kumuyi, founder and General Superintendent of the Deeper Christian Life Ministry, addresses the wave of online prophecies and rumours surrounding who will succeed him in ministry. With clarity, humility, and spiritual insight, he sets the record straight on what truly matters when it comes to leadership transition in the church.
In a recent Monday Bible Study service, Pastor W.F. Kumuyi, General Superintendent of the Deeper Christian Life Ministry, delivered a stern onition during the closing prayer.
He emphasized that Bible study is a sacred gathering, not a platform for dramatics or irreverent behavior. Pastor Kumuyi urged to approach these sessions with utmost reverence, cautioning against any form of unseriousness or performance-like conduct.
Deeper Life Ghana National Overseer, Pastor Edward Kofi Twumsiah, shares his scriptural reasoning behind the belief that it is unbiblical for a wife not to bear her husband's name.
He make this declaration at the concluded Deeper Life Global Easter Retreat.
Peter Obi, presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP) in 2023, says Nigeria’s democracy is collapsing over the suspension of Siminalayi Fubara, governor of Rivers state.
Obi spoke on Monday at the 60th birthday anniversary colloquium of Emeka Ihedioha, the former deputy speaker of the house of representatives.
Speaking during a discussion at the event, Obi recalled how the presidency attempted to intervene when the Anambra house of assembly impeached him as governor.
The Anambra house of assembly impeached Obi as the governor on November 2, 2006. The court reinstated him in February 2007 after he challenged the impeachment.
He said former President Olusegun Obasanjo who governed the country at the time, dispatched a delegation in an attempt to halt his impeachment.
Obi said Nigeria’s democracy which has been progressing since 1999 is now being “knocked down” by the current istration.
“Some people came and knocked everything down. That is the situation we are in now. Everything has been knocked down. Nothing works,” he said.
“I became a governor through the court when President Obasanjo and Atiku were in government.
“I did not pay the court one naira. I was sitting in my office, and the court declared me the winner. It can’t happen in Nigeria today.
“When I was being impeached, the president sent people to come and intervene on my behalf. Ken Nnamani came, begging the house (house of assembly) not to impeach me.
“Today, the president (Tinubu) is impeaching a person (Fubara).
“They were in PDP; I was in APGA. The president was calling and saying, ‘Peter, are you okay? Even when I was impeached, President Obasanjo called and said, ‘Are you okay? Are you safe?
“When the court eventually declared me (the winner) under Andy Uba (as governor), President Yar’Adua called my phone in London and said, ‘Come back. I said, President, I can’t come back.
“When I came back, the military people came and received me at the airport. I couldn’t believe it. And took me straight to him.
“Now, the president would ask me not to come back. Democracy is collapsing.”
On May 18, 2004, Obasanjo declared a state of emergency in Plateau state following violent ethnic and religious clashes.
He suspended Joshua Dariye, the governor, and the state legislature, appointing a retired general, Chris Alli, as the state’s sole .
After several months of delay, of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) may have a reason to smile as the Federal Government on Monday promised to pay the backlog of the new ₦77,000 monthly allowance.
The Federal Government increased corps ’ allowance from ₦33,000 to ₦77, 000 in September 2024. Despite repeated promises and backlash since the increment, the new rate is yet to be implemented.
However, serving corps and those in the scheme when the increment was announced in September 2024 will receive a backdated payment.
The Minister of Youth Development Ayodele Olawande gave this assurance when he was featured on Channels Television’s Politics Today.
“You saw the new DG saying that you will get it, and they’re asking him a question ‘What about those that are going out now, are they going to receive it [backlog]?’ He said ‘We have your details’,” the minister said.
“The backlog, we will work on it and make sure it is paid. It may not be immediate but it will happen,” [/b]Olawande assured.
‘It’s Seriously a Process’
[b]In September 2024, the Federal Government announced a new allowance for NYSC better known as corpers much to the excitement of the participants of the youth scheme.
The Federal Government said the increment was in line with the National Minimum Wage (Amendment) Act 2024.
Six months after the announcement, however, the implementation of the new allowance is yet to see the light of day despite repeated assurances from government authorities.
But last week, the Director General of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Olakunle Nafiu asked corps to expect the implementation of the new allowance in March, a move Olawande corroborated during the show.
“It will happen,” the minister said when asked if the corps would start getting now-delayed allowance from this month.
According to the minister, the delay in the implementation of the new NYSC ’ allowance is due to budgetary issues.
“I’ve explained this several times. Some people said, I always say ‘It is a process. It is a process.’ But it’s seriously a process. It’s a government line. You cannot do a corner piece to do it. It was not in the budget when the president announced it, and for some agencies and parastatals, you need your salary to be in the budget before it is paid,” the youth development minister said.
“Before anybody can approve anything, you must have a budgetary allocation for it. But the budgetary allocation has been done now. We are done with the process and it has been approved. It has been signed, and now they can start paying it.”
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