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Fr. Mbaka Not First To Prophesy Uzodinma’s Emergence – Prophet Jordan

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6 years ago

January 29, 2020

… Reveals His Other Prophecies That Have Come To Pass

Prophet Jordan Kelechi of the Redemption Tabernacle Church of All Nations, Benin City, has refuted the claim that Rev. Fr. Mbaka of the Adoration Ministry, Enugu, was the one who prophesied the emergence of Senator Hope Uzodinma as Imo State governor.

Prophet Kelechi, while interacting with newsmen on Tuesday, January 28, insisted that he was the first Prophet to prophesy the governor’s emergence earlier, adding that the prophecy came in two different occasions and accroding to instructions, he gave such prophecies and published all in a local newspapers.

Accroding to the Prophet, it was first revealed to him in 2014 that Uzodinma was going to be governor and he prophesied it, adding that later it came in 2016 again which he prophesied and had the prophecies published.

The Prophet said, “I prophesied the emergence of Senator Hope Uzodinma, the governor of Imo State. I gave the prophecy January 2016. The message actually came to me first in 2014 and repeated itself in 2016, and I published it on the Reliance newspaper, Benin on the 25 of August, 2017.

“I came up with the election results of Imo State on newspaper on September 5th, 2018. The election was to hold 2019 but I called the results September 5th, 2018. Then, when I called the results, the spirit told me and I said Nwafor party was going to win. As at then, there was no candidate because there was yet to be primaries. It was only the state party chairman and executives. Now, I was just told that the name of the state chairman of the APC is Nwafor. I have no relationship with Uzodinma though I am from Imo State.”

He insisted that Mabaka’s prophecy came just last day of last year, adding that his prophecies had come long before the popular Prophet’s.

Prophet Jordan Kelechi

“Mbaka’s prophecy was just 31st of December last year, I am talking about 2014 and 2016. I prophesied it February 20, 2017 and published it, and July 3rd, 2017, I prohesied it again, and also had it published 3rd July and August 25“, he added.

He said God showed him several years back that Emeka Ihedioha was going to be governor but there were spiritual exercises he (Emeka) needed to carry out which he told him, insisting that without the spiritual exercise, he can never become governor of Imo State.

Describing Uzodinma has Doctor God has sent to heal Imo State, Prophet Jordan said the emergence of the governor was devine arrangement from God but some forces wanted to stall it which made God to send His Angel to fight for him (Uzodinma).

“I once told Ihedioha during the time of Ohakim that he shall become governor but there is a spiritual exercise which he has to do. The spiritual exercise needs to be done if not he can’t be governor.”

He continued, “Uzodinma’s emergence was a define arrangement in the sense that God is no man. I repeat, it was a devine arrangement . And why I am saying so is that the message came to me 2014 and repeated itself 2016 but I was able to publish it 2017.

“Right now, God said Hope Uzodinma is the Doctor, God called him Doctor, that he should go and heal Imo State”, he added.

On President Muhammadu Buhari, the Prophet said he saw recently the glory and protection of the number one citizen of the country departing, adding that he asked for prayers for Mr. President and that Kastina (Buhari’s state) should pray against bad news.

“On the 1st of January this year, I gave prophecy that President Buhari Should watch it again. I saw his glory and protection departing. This is anytime from now but only God knows best the hidden meaning why his protection and glory departed. I now opened up that his state, Kastina State should pray against bad news. I don’t want to incite anybody”, he added.

He said for long God has been revealing situation about President Buhari to him and that he has been making such revaluations public including when he (Buhari) was in sick bed in London.

“I called the press here too on the 20th of April 2015, I was telling them that President Buhari was going to fall sick, and God gave solution to his sickness which I told the press.

“I also told the press that President Buhari’s government will experience protest like never before in Nigeria, and that the protest will be stronger than South Africa’s apathied protest, and that the opposition will mobilise protest in all the 36 states of the Federation including FCT; that the protest will attract the international community into Nigeria, consequently, the protest might trigger civil war again in Nigeria.

“God told me that I should tell President Buhari that he should allow the elders to surround him. The elders here means former presidents. And that they should surround him with 3 pieces of twenty naira note, I mean the old note and not the new one. They should use the 3 notes to surround him and pray for him. Somebody may ask me, what does the 3 pieces of 20 naira note signify, it is a spiritual solution. And I can’t equally explain how it came about”, the Prophet revealed.

According to him, God showed him Nigeria Air Force was going to produce Drone in Nigeria which he prophesied and published, adding that his prophecy about Russia 2020 World Cup of which he prophesied that Nigeria was not going to qualify has come to pass.

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27-year-old Man Dies Inside Deep Well In Ogbomoso

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December 2, 2025

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The corpse of a 27-year-old man identified as Alagbe Gbemisoye has been recovered from a deep well at Ire-Akari, Adeniran area of Ogbomoso, Oyo State.

His body was retrieved by officials of the Oyo State Fire Service after passersby alerted them to the incident.

The circumstances that led to the deceased falling into the well were still unclear as of the time of filing this report.

The Special Adviser to the Governor on Fire Reforms and Chairman, Fire Services, Moroof Akinwande, said his men were alerted by a running caller and Mr Ajayi Olayemi.

“Fire personnel led by CFM Oladejo promptly deployed to the scene. On arrival, it was discovered that a man of about 27 years old, named Alagbe Gbemisoye, had fallen into a deep well. His body was recovered and handed over to the DPO, Owode Police Station,” he said.

Akinwande urged the public to always observe safety precautions in their daily activities and emphasised the importance of having fire extinguishers in their homes to prevent fire incidents.

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Bauchi Records 75 Homicide Cases, 28 Kidnapping Cases, Others – Official

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December 2, 2025

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The Bauchi state Ministry of Justice says it recorded nothing less than 75 homicide cases, 28 kidnapping cases and 86 cases of rape in the 2024-2025 legal year.

Barr. Hassan Usman (SAN), the Bauchi state’s Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, stated this in Bauchi on Tuesday during the commencement of the 2025-2026 legal year ceremony.

“In criminal cases from January to date, we received a total of 91 robbery cases, as against last year which was 83 and we received 75 homicide cases.

“We were served with motions for bails and other motions totalling about 256 and we received about 86 rape cases and 28 kidnapping cases.

“In total, we received a total number of 592 criminal cases and out of this number, 97 have been disposed of, 15 were discharged through legal advice, 454 are pending,” said the Commissioner.

According to him, given the high volume of cases recorded, the Ministry developed strategies to fast-track prosecutions in line with the administration of criminal justice law that emphasised speedy trials by setting timelines of filing charges in court and proceeding.

While explaining that Gov. Bala Mohammed approved the release of N7.8 million for the purchase of law and other practice books for their library, Usman added that Mohammed also approved the release of monthly funds to settle all outstanding judgement debts owed by the state government.

He appreciated the governor for his benevolence, unwavering commitment and exceptional support for the Ministry of Justice in the state.

Earlier speaking, Justice Rabi Umar, the State’s Chief Judge, lamented the recurrent practice of arraigning suspects in court without proper preliminary investigations.

She added that in many cases, efforts to gather evidence were only initiated after the trial had begun.

“This backward approach to criminal prosecution significantly delays the process and undermines the delivery of justice.

“It is unacceptable that in 2025, we continue to see such practices, which contributed to the overwhelming backlog of cases in our courts and ultimately eroded public confidence in the Justice System.

“To resolve this and other identified lapses, a Committee was set up to review the Bauchi state Administration of Criminal Justice Law and come up with a Draft Law that will stand the test of time,” she said.

She however, affirmed that any lawyer that didn’t adhere to the prescribed dress code for legal practitioners in the state would not be permitted to appear in court, adding that such a disregard for professional decorum undermined the prestige and global respect that the legal profession commands.

In his speech, governor Mohammed said that the three arms of government in the state had been working harmoniously and in synergy without compromising their constitutional autonomy.

Represented by his deputy, Alh. Auwal Jatau, Mohammed said that he has been giving the two other arms of government the necessary support and cooperation to ensure that they all operated optimally without any hindrance.

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HIV: 29,874 Bauchi Residents Under Treatment, 650 Infants Recover From Infection – Commissioner

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December 2, 2025

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The Bauchi State Government has said that it is currently treating a total of 29,874 people living with HIV with Antiretroviral treatment across the state.

Dr. Sani Mohammed Danbam, the Commissioner for Health and Social Welfare, disclosed this while speaking at a press conference jointly held with partners to commemorate the 2025 World Aids Day.

According to him, HIV affects the most vulnerable in society: the poor, the uneducated, the marginalized, women, and children.

He said AIDS remains incurable, but no longer has to be a death sentence.

Speaking on the HIV situation in the State, Danbam said, “as of today, a total of 29,874 people living with HIV are receiving (Antiretroviral Therapy) ART and the State has scaled up to 863 HTS/PMTCT facilities, where the general population and pregnant women receive free HIV services.

“This year, we have successfully placed 2,246 newly diagnosed HIV-positive individuals on antiretroviral treatment, and over 650 HIV-exposed infants have achieved 100% early infant diagnosis and remain free from HIV infection.”

This year’s theme for World Aids Day: ‘Overcoming disruption, transforming the AIDS response’, Danbam said is to reflect the challenges caused by recent funding cuts and other setbacks, and “it reminds us of the need to build a stronger, more resilient and rights-focused approach as we work toward ending AIDS as a public health threat by 2030.”

Also, the Executive Director, United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), Diene Keita, noted that in spite of advancements in medical technologies and public policies, progress made over decades was increasingly jeopardised, with prevention gains eroding as essential services struggled to reach people at elevated risk.

Represented by Deborah Tabara, Gender/Reproductive Health Analyst & State Programme Officer, UNFPA Bauchi, stressed that severe cuts in international aid were destabilising HIV prevention efforts, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, where millions relied on donor-supported programmes to access accurate information, prevention tools and essential community-based support.

According to Keita, almost 2.5 million people have lost access to lifesaving Pre-exposure Prophylaxis due to shrinking resources, with countries recording half of last year’s new HIV infections experiencing the harshest consequences from dwindling funding.

Tackling gender inequality, violence and stigma in healthcare systems and societies more broadly will be instrumental in reducing factors that put people at risk of HIV. Integrating HIV services into routine sexual and reproductive healthcare, including family planning and maternal health, would make them more readily available to many women and girls.

“At this crossroads in the AIDS response, UNFPA continues to support countries in sustaining and improving HIV prevention, particularly for adolescent girls, young women and key populations, along with providing treatment and related services.

“The combined efforts of governments, international organisations, activists and communities have led to remarkable progress on HIV, saving nearly 27 million lives to date. Now, we need to come together and finish what we know works and what we know is possible – an AIDS-free future for all.”