Nigerian Prophet, Apostle Johnson Suleman Releases Prophecies For Year 2016

Controversial Prophet Johnson Suleman who predicted the victory of the immeidate past President of Nigeria, Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has released his prophecies for next year.

Hear what Suleman said about 2016:

“The incoming year is the year of reckoning for political thieves, leaders who loot and have looted the nation’s treasury. 2016 is the year they will be called to account for their deeds.

I recently said that in six months’ time, Nigerians would want to stone President Buhari. The manifestation is there now. Yes, the president means well, but then Nigerians have suffered for too long and they have become so impatient they don’t need someone to preach to them about tomorrow. They want the economic miracle to start happening right now, which is understandable. I warned in my prophecies of January 2015 that the Naira would go for 200 to one US Dollar. The economy has remained unstable despite the change promises and high hopes. But I foresee that

God revealed the death of Abubakar Audu in the Kogi State election. I was at a crusade in our Houston Texas branch on 4th of November, 2015, when God revealed to me that a popular politican in Nigeria will die in the middle of an election. I told the nation. Then there was the event of the 20th of September, 2015 when I said I saw that there was going to be fresh bombings in Borno and I asked Nigerians to go into prayer. Many had believed that with the coming of President Muhammadu Buhari to power, the Boko Haram bombings were going to stop but God said not yet. Also, I’m the first man of God that foresaw the demise of Chief (Mrs.) HID Awolowo. During the September Fire and Miracle Night, I did warn of the impending death of a prominent female figure that will touch the nation.

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Pastor TB Joshua’s daughter called to the bar in New York

Serah Oyindamola Joshua, is the first daughter of Pastor T.B. Joshua. She was called to the Bar this week in Nigeria having successfully completed the September 2015 Bar Final Examinations at the Nigerian Law School. In an exclusive interview with The Guardian , Serah revealed that she will also be called to the bar in New York in January, having passed final examinations in November.

"I’m grateful to God, my family and friends, who have been of help to me. I am humbled and privileged to have succeeded. I am privileged and fortunate to be the daughter of such a humble and great man of God called TB Joshua. He is someone I look up to because my father is a man of God and he has been able to guide me every time I need him. I am so humbled to be his daughter. He has been a good guide. Thus, I can’t afford to disappoint him and God, because to whom much is given, much is expected.” Serah told The Guardian

How does she react to comments about her father? She says,

"He is a true example of humility. I have seen so many character traits in him that are worthy to emulate. As a father, he is the best father anybody can pray to have. I am not just saying that because he is my father; this is just the truth. Also, it’s not what I think about him or what people think about him that counts but what God says about him.” She adds, “That’s why I said he is a true man of God and it’s not what people say that counts but what God says. Everybody has the right to air his or her opinion but God’s opinion counts most.”

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War?: Nigeria To Be Attacked By Iranian Military

An unverified post by Iran Military suggests that Nigeria might soon be a target

According the post by a Facebook community called the “Iran Military”, the Iranian forces are apparently preparing to “pay a visit” to Nigeria, to avenge the souls of Shiite faithfuls killed in clashes between the Nigerian army and Shia Muslims last week.

The threatening post dated December 15 made a joke of the Nigerian administration, terming it a “puppet regime”. Below is the snapshot of the post that has started generating heated arguments, sending shivers down the spine of many.

The controversial clash, which began on Saturday, December 12, and spilled on a few days more, has generated diverse reactions both locally and in the international community. There have been series of protests both home and abroad.

It will be recalled that Iranian officials and media condemned and expressed concern over the attack on prominent Shiite cleric Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky by the Nigerian military. The Iranian foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, called on Nigerian authorities to respect religious figures and rites.

On Tuesday, December 15, President Muhammadu Buhari received a call from the Iranian president, Hassan Rouhani, over the Shiite bloodbath.

Various Iranian media outfits report that President Rouhani urged Buhari to act on the issue and “not allow a small matter degenerate into a bigger one“.

Earlier Tehran summoned Nigeria’s charge d’affaires to express its outrage at the Nigerian army’s deadly crackdown. The Nigerian government was required to “immediately sheds light on the incident, treat the injured, and compensate for damages”.

The Shiite Muslims have continued to protest, calling for the release of their leader Sheikh Zakzaky. The Shiites and the family of El-Zakzaky have said that they were unaware of his whereabouts and were uncertain of his current health status.

Certain photos have been allegedly released by the Nigeria army, they show thatthe cleric is in a really terrible state.

A reprisal by the Muslim group is feared, however,  leaders of the Islamic movement in Nigeria, have listed five conditions for possible truce.

The leaders presented a catalogue of demands to the federal government, one of their major demands is the immediate release of their leader, which the Nigeria army has said is no longer in their custody.

It is pertinent to noted that the leader of the small Shiite community in Nigeria has close political and religious ties with Iran dating back to the 1979 revolution. Hence, the reason Iran and all its people are putting their weight behind him.

Opinions are divided on the recent Zaria clash, while some believe that the Nigerian army acted in accordance to rules of engagement, others believe that they massacred unarmed civilians and should have exercised more restraint rather than using lethal force.

A lot of brainstorming is still ongoing in different quarters regarding the killings, and as the Nigerians await official statements from both the government and Nigerian army regarding the rumours of war, they can only pray that their feet will not be forced to dance to the drums of war.

Source:Naij

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Headless Body Found at Prayer Centre

A yet-to-be identified man has been beheaded at Amese community in Akure, the Ondo State capital beside a mountain where some people pray and worship.

A source told Noble Information on Thursday that the worshippers, who went to pray at the mountain on Wednesday, found the headless body of the man at the base of the mountain.

It was gathered that this prevented the worshippers from holding their usual prayer session as they quickly went to the police station to report the matter.

The source said the police allegedly detained those who went to report the matter before sending a
team to the area to remove the corpse.

A resident, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said:

 “After the matter had been reported at the Ijapo Police Station, the policemen combed the entire area, arresting residents indiscriminately. Those that went to report at the police station were also detained by the police. The police said the arrest of the people was part of their investigation.”

The residents also alleged that the policemen left the community where the incident happened and went to nearby communities to make arrest, disclosing that as a result of this, many residents of the area had fled their homes.

Another source explained that the deceased must have been killed somewhere else and dumped in the area.

When contacted the Police Public Relations Officer of the state command, Mr. Femi Joseph, confirmed the incident.

He, however, denied that the police arrested the residents indiscriminately, noting that investigation had started on the matter.

The PPRO said:

“The police did not arrest anybody. When we got information about the incident, we sent our men there to remove the body and also invited some of the residents to ask a few questions from them. We did not arrest or detain anybody.”

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Why Nigeria’s current suffering is not a priority for Buhari

An emerging scenario has shown President Muhammadu Buhari, engrossed in fighting “corruption” via the critically acclaimed “body language” while the economy is grinding to a halt right smack in the midst of what has become known as a “conspiracy of silence.”

As Nigerians groan under the weight of a failed economy accessioned by insecurity, fuel scarcity, the nose diving Naira, pro-Biafra protests and flagrant flouting of court orders, Buhari has jetted out to Tehran, Iran, to participate in the Gas Exporting Countries Forum, GECF, which started on Monday November 23, 2015.

His previous trips abroad have been fraught with statements that have “demarketed” Nigeria as it were, without providing solutions that ought to cut down the myriad of problems staring the country squarely right now.

The Minister of State for Petroleum and Natural Resources, Ibe Kachikukwu, who is part of the presidential entourage to Tehran did not make any concrete step to address the lingering problem of fuel scarcity but is currently with his boss in the Middle East.

Scarcity of Premium Motor Spirit, PMS, otherwise known as petrol, hit major cities in Nigeria as long queues of vehicles continue to form a huge part of the nation’s visual description.

Some independent marketers have claimed there is no product available for sale while some have sold at the rate of N200 per litre rather than the official pump price of N87.

The two arms of the National Assembly have already debunked claims from both Petroleum Ministers saying the President sent a proposal approving the payment of N413bn in subsidy arrears to marketers as a way of averting the impending doom.

Both the Green and Red Chambers barely came short of accusing the President of lying. So who is telling the truth?

Buhari who during his inaugural speech on May 29, promised to make security his top priority has remained largely mute following a succession of bombings.

A large blast that ripped through a busy mobile phone market in Nigeria’s biggest northern city, Kano, just  a day after more than 30 were killed in the northeast city of Yola, Adamawa is becoming all to common a sight to behold.

Again on Monday November 23, 2015 Boko Haram members struck in Maiduguri. There was no message from the President condoling with families of the affected but there was at least one message of another kind from him.

Buhari wasted no time in sharing in the grief of losing a key member of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Audu Abubakar who unexpectedly passed away on Sunday.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with paying respect to the dead but as a President of the living much more is surely expected.

Buhari had never visited the IDP camps after assuming office apart from the stopover he made in one of the camps in Adawawa en route former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar’s daughter wedding.

Power supply has dipped immensely nationwide and this is barely weeks after appointing Babatunde Fashola as a “Super Minister” as several excited Nigerians had called him.

More jobs are being lost and the nation faces a period of more questions than concrete answers. Buhari has always enjoyed a considerable amount of goodwill but with even that dwindling, his change mantra remains threatened.

Many expect more answers than what the President’s three pronged oracles Lai Mohammed, Garba Shehu and Femi Adesina have offered in recent weeks.

Six months in is perhaps too early for Nigerians to begin to doubt their choice of voting in change. Dividends of democracy as promised remains the expectation not what resembles a well calculated conspiracy of silence.

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Court of appeal sacks wike, orders for a rerun in 90 days.

The election of Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State has been nullified by the Court of Appeal sitting in Abuja, affirming the October 24 verdict of the Rivers Governorship Election Tribunal.

Justice M. B. Dongban-Mensem, who led a five-man Appeal Court panel, said the election of Wike as the governor of Rivers State on April 12, 2015, failed to conform with the provisions of the electoral act. It therefore ruled that another election should be in the state within 90 days. 

Source: The Guardian

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BIAFRA: COURT DISCHARGES NNAMDI KAN

Embattled Director of Radio Biafra and leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu was on Wednesday discharged by a Chief Magistrate Court in Wise 2, Abuja led by Shuaibu Usman of all counts of criminal conspiracy and ownership of an unlawful society brought against him by the federal government.

Delivering the verdict after the federal government had dropped the charges brought against Kanu, the judge ruled that, “The accused person is hereby discharged and the case struck out.”

The Department of State Services (DSS) had withdrawn the case from the Chief Magistrate Court so as to pursue the case in a higher court, which has jurisdiction to entertain charges bordering on terrorism.

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