News
IPOB Alleges Plot To Assassinate Atiku In S’East
Published
2 years agoon
By
Editor
The Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, on Sunday alleged that its intelligence unit, M-Branch, has uncovered a plot to assassinate PDP’s presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, in the South East.
Emma Powerful, IPOB spokesman alleged that Atiku’s assassination would be blamed on the followers of Peter Obi and the Labour Party, LP.
His statement reads: “In view of the state-sponsored insecurity ravaging Nigeria, we, the global movement and family of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) under the command and leadership of the great liberator Mazi Nnamdi Okwuchukwu Kanu wish to alert the public on the intelligence report at our disposal of plans to attack Alhaji Atiku Abubakar in the South East and blame it on IPOB, ESN or the presidential candidate, Peter Obi’s supporters, the Obidient group.
READ ALSO: Atiku Blames Tinubu For Naira Scarcity In Nigeria
“IPOB intelligence unit, the M-Branch uncovered a plan by some unscrupulous politicians to cause crises in the country against IPOB and Ndigbo all over the country.
“This group is planning to assassinate Atiku Abubakar in the southeastern part of Nigeria and claim it is done by unknown gunmen, ESN/IPOB, or the Obidient group.”
You may like
Atiku, Obi Arrive Abuja For Consultative Group Meeting
Chaos Erupts As Jigawa Delegates Disrupt Atiku, Obi Coalition Meeting
Suspected IPOB Members Burn Over 20 Vehicles, Attack Travellers on Okigwe-Umuahia Expressway
Why We Visited Buhari – Atiku
IPOB Members Regain Freedom After 12 Years In Prison
No Regret Losing VP Slot, I Will Ensure You Lose Again – Wike Replies Atiku
News
God Told Me If I Leave RCCG My First Born Will Die — Pastor Adeboye
Published
1 hour agoon
June 7, 2025By
Editor
The General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Pastor Enoch Adeboye, has revealed that God warned him that his firstborn would die if he leaves the RCCG.
Adeboye disclosed this during the June edition of the Holy Ghost Service, themed “Destined for Greatness (Part 2),” on midnight of Saturday, June 7, at the Redemption City of God, Ogun State.
Adeboye, while speaking on the importance of divine direction and spiritual consistency, made reference to a sermon earlier delivered by his son, Pastor Leke Adeboye.
He lamented that many young Christians today frequently move from one church to another, constantly identifying as first-timers in new congregations.
READ ALSO: Pastor Adeboye Leads Crusade To Tackle Kidnapping, Banditry In Ibadan
Pastor Adeboye stated that when he got born again, there were three major ministries that were prominent and thriving at the time, but despite the allure of joining them, God instructed him to stay in RCCG.
“When I got born again, there were three major ministries that were making waves, and they were very good. There were different temptations to go from one to another,” he recalled.
“But God said to me, ‘Son, I brought you here. This is where you will stay. The day you leave this denomination, your firstborn will die.’”
He noted that RCCG was relatively unknown at the time, and its headquarters was a small building in Ebute-Metta, Lagos.
READ ALSO: Attacks: Adeboye Visits Plateau, Makes Prophetic Declaration
Despite being a university lecturer, Adeboye said God still instructed him to submit under the leadership of his spiritual father, who had no formal education.
“I was a lecturer in the university. My father in the Lord didn’t go to secondary school, not even primary. But God said this is where you will stay,” he added.
He urged the congregation, especially the youth, to seek and remain in the place God has appointed for them.
“Discover where God wants you to stay, and stay there,” he advised.
Adeboye, however, emphasised that his statement was not a declaration of superiority over other Christian denominations.
“I am not saying we are better than any other denomination,” he clarified.

Air Peace passengers arrested, Cable thief electrocuted inside FAAN powerhouse at Lagos airport
The Republic of Ireland has deported 35 Nigerians, comprising 21 men, 9 women, and 5 children, to Nigeria in a chartered flight that departed from Dublin Airport on Wednesday night.
The returnees landed in Nigeria on Thursday.
Irish Minister for Justice, Jim O’Callaghan, said, “I am happy to say that all of them returned to Nigeria despite an unscheduled stopover due to a medical incident on board.”
READ ALSO: US Deports Six Nigerians For Various Offences
The Minister emphasised that Ireland has a rules-based immigration system, stating, “It is important that those rules are robust and enforced.”
The Irish government did not provide a specific reason for the deportation, but O’Callaghan’s comments suggest that the move is part of enforcing Ireland’s immigration laws.
Meanwhile, the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM) claimed it was not aware of the deportation.
“We were not aware of the deportation of the Nigerians by Ireland on Thursday,” NiDCOM spokesperson Abdur-Rahman Balogun was quoted as saying.
News
Mike Ejeagha, Legendary Singer Of ‘Gwo Gwo Gwo Ngwo’, Is Dead
Published
2 hours agoon
June 7, 2025By
Editor
Renowned Nigerian highlife legend, Mike Ejeagha, popurlarly known for his song ‘ gwo gwo gwo ngwo’ has died at the age of 95.
The veteran musician passed away on Friday evening at about 8 p.m. at the 32 Garrison Hospital in Enugu after a prolonged illness.
His death was confirmed by his eldest son, Emma Ejeagha, during a phone conversation with journalists.
One of his most iconic tracks, “gwo gwo gwo ngwo,” gained renewed popularity in 2024 following a viral remix by comedian and skit maker, Brain Jotter
Known for weaving moral lessons, witty expressions, and deep proverbs into his songs, Ejeagha cultivated a loyal fanbase across generations, particularly in Southeastern Nigeria.
READ ALSO: FG Lists New Rules To Deactivate Dormant Lines
Born on April 4, 1930, Ejeagha began his music career in the 1950s. Over more than six decades, he helped shape the narrative style and sound of Igbo-language music.
He gained national recognition in the 1970s after appearing as a guest presenter on the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) programme Akuko N’Egwu (Stories in Music), a cultural show that reflected his signature style of blending storytelling with music.
Ejeagha is survived by his wife, children, and grandchildren.
- My Wife Poisoned My Food, Attempted To Kill Me ‘Cos I Planned To Marry Another Wife —Husband
- My Wife Humiliated Me Before Her Friends, Beat Me, Tore My Clothes —Husband
- Trump Puts His Tesla Car Up For Sale As Feud With Elon Musk Escalates
- God Told Me If I Leave RCCG My First Born Will Die — Pastor Adeboye
- Ireland Deports 35 Nigerians
- MC Oluomo: ‘I’m Going To Court’, Aisha Blows Hot On Venza Gift Allegation
- Mike Ejeagha, Legendary Singer Of ‘Gwo Gwo Gwo Ngwo’, Is Dead
- VIDEO: Jubilation As Ojiezele Emerges Chairman Of Great GSM Association Benin
- Nigerian Grandmother Sacked By UK Varsity Over Misplaced Bracelet
- Tragedy As UNIZIK Undergraduate Jumps From Three-storey Building, Dies
About Us
Trending
- News3 days ago
30 Years After, History Made As Esama’s Son, Mike Igbinedion, Is Initiated Into Elders’ Council
- Politics3 days ago
Tinubu Hosts Gov Adeleke, Deji Adeleke, Davido In Lagos
- Politics3 days ago
I Don’t Want To Join Issues With Children, Amaechi Hits Back At Wike
- Politics4 days ago
JUST IN: Ondo Deputy Speaker, Majority Leader Resign
- Metro4 days ago
Parent, Four Others Arrested For Assaulting Ondo Vice Principal
- News4 days ago
OPINION: Federal Republic Of Loans
- News3 days ago
[OPINION] The Cry Of The Waters: When Flood Became A Funeral
- Headline3 days ago
Lovers Publicly Flogged In Indonesia For Sex Outside Marriage
- Headline3 days ago
‘Disgusting Abomination’ – Elon Musk Blasts Federal Spending Under Trump
- News4 days ago
OPINION: Nigerian Beggars In Ghana