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Coronavirus From Indian Ocean, God Mandated Satan To Spread It – Prophet

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6 years ago

May 12, 2020

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Apostle Victor Adelowo of the Dunamis World Outreach Ministries has disclosed that Coronavirus was initiated by God, and that He (God) commanded a satanic demon called the bebian spirit from the Indian Ocean to spread and smite mankind with death.

Apostle Adelowo made this known in a prophetic release made available to newsmen on Monday of which a copy was made available to INFO DAILY.

While declaring that the pandemic would be wiped out totally from the earth August 1, 2020, he predicted that the total of seven million would die of the virus across the globe before the date, adding that 95% of the victims shall be unbelievers.

He stressed that henceforth no single christian shall die of COVID-19, and that all those christians who have tested positive shall recover of their health soonest.

” Coronavirus which is COVID-19 will be wiped away from the earth between now and 1st August 2020, 90 days from today.

“God is the initiator of COVID-19. He commanded Satan the demon called bebian spirit from the Indian Ocean to spread the plague Coronavirus according to queen corona of the Indian Ocean to kill and smite the earth with death.

” Seven million people will die worldwide in this Coronavirus pandemic. 95% of the people that will die are going to be unbelievers. These are: politicians, traditional rulers, religious leaders, etc, who do wicked things in secret places.

” From henceforth, no one christian shall die of COVID-19. All those christians who have test positive to COVID-19 shall surely recover their health”, his prophecy reads.

Stating that answer to COVID-19 is in the church and not government nor medical practitioners, Adelowo urged men of God across the globe to pray for their members so they will be immuned from the pandemic.

He warned that a more deadly disease that will shake the whole world will emerge very soon, but after Coronavirus must have gone and forgotten.

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Transfer: Premier League Clubs Scramble For Dele-Bashiru

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4 hours ago

May 6, 2026

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Lazio midfielder, Fisayo Dele-Bashiru is a subject of interest from three Premier League clubs, according to Sky Sports.

Lazio reportedly rejected offers from Nottingham Forest and Bournemouth for the Nigeria international in January.

La Biancolesti are bracing for more interest in Dele-Bashiru ahead of the summer transfer window, according to Sky Sports.

The 24-year-old has two years left on his contract with the Serie A club.

The attacking midfielder joined the Rome-based club from Turkish Super Lig outfit Hatayspor in 2024.

He has been a regular feature for Lazio this season.

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Xenophobic Attacks: Nigerian Students To Picket MTN, MultiChoice, Other Businesses

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May 6, 2026

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The leadership of the National Association of Nigerian Students, NANS South-West Zone D, has announced plans to picket South African companies in Nigeria following the ongoing xenophobic attacks in the country.

DAILY POST reports that some Nigerians were recently killed in South Africa over the violent attacks.

A statement issued to newsmen by Comrade Adeyemo Josiah Kayode, Coordinator, NANS South-West, Zone D, said that the association is mobilizing to take decisive and lawful action by organizing peaceful picketing and mass advocacy against South African business interests operating in Nigeria.

“We categorically state that the continued targeting of Nigerians under any guise is unacceptable and must come to an immediate end.

“This will include major corporations such as MTN Group and MultiChoice Group. It is morally indefensible for businesses to thrive in an environment where the lives of Nigerians are protected, while Nigerians are subjected to fear and violence elsewhere.

“This contradiction will no longer be tolerated,” the statement said.

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N5m, N10m Zero-interest Loans: SheVentures Opens Applications For Women Entrepreneurs

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May 6, 2026

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First City Monument Bank (FCMB) has opened a new round of applications for its SheVentures proposition, offering zero-interest loans of up to ₦10 million to women entrepreneurs to ease access to working capital and support business growth.

The facility provides loans ranging from ₦500,000 to ₦5 million under a general category, and ₦5 million to ₦10 million for sector-specific businesses, with funding capped at up to 50% of an applicant’s average monthly turnover.

At the centre of the offering is a 0% interest rate, with all charges embedded in a transparent structure.

Repayment is structured over four or six months, allowing businesses to match obligations with their cash flow cycles.

Yemisi Edun, Managing Director and Chief Executive of First City Monument Bank (FCMB), said the initiative reflects a deliberate approach to inclusive growth.

“Inclusive growth requires access to capital and the right conditions for businesses to deploy that capital effectively.

“Women-led enterprises are critical to economic activity, yet they face structural barriers.

This intervention aims to help close that gap by providing financing that supports job creation, business expansion, and long-term sustainability for women entrepreneurs.”

“Access to affordable finance remains a major constraint for women entrepreneurs,” said Nnenna Jacob-Ogogo, Group Head, SheVentures and Impact Segments at First City Monument Bank (FCMB).

“By removing the cost barrier and offering quick, flexible funding, this zero-interest loan is designed to safeguard existing jobs, enable businesses to invest in growth initiatives, and foster resilience in challenging economic conditions.”

Women-owned businesses account for a significant share of Nigeria’s small and medium-sized enterprises but continue to face high borrowing costs and limited access to credit.

Through these efforts, SheVentures tackles persistent financing gaps facing women-led businesses, combining targeted funding with broader support to empower women entrepreneurs, encourage business innovation, and enhance their ability to compete on a national scale.

Applications for the zero-interest loan are now open.Apply now.