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Prophet Joshua Iginla Joins Private Jet Owners

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Prophet Joshua Iginla, the founder of Champions Royal Assembly during his birthday celebration at his Abuja church on Sunday, confirmed that he just acquired a multi-billion Naira jet to further the ministry.

The church in Abuja, known as the city of wonders with 80,000 seater auditorium, isn’t the only wonder as the new jet is another wonder that will ease the missionary work and global impact.

He has tremendously impacted the lives of widows and his pastors. Over 142 widows received 150,000 each and a bag of rice worth 21M. Lands worth over 95M in Abuja was given to 3 widows and some of his pastors.

It is notable that Nigerian Prophets are globally sought after, most times needs arise for them to be in three or four countries in different continents within a day. It is glaring that our transportation industry is still lagging behind compared to other developed countries, hence the acquisition of jets makes the movement easy and impactful achievement of their missionary and evangelical purposes.

Prophet Joshua Iginla is one of living changing clergy who has touched lives positively, he’s addicted to charity works and spent billions towards empowerment project and putting smiles on the faces of less privileged individuals.

During his birthday Celebration in 2017, Prophet Joshua shocked the world by empowering over 115 widows with over #23M. In 2015 he gave out over 32 cars in a day and empowered some church members. In 2016, he gave out 32 cars, empowered artisan and others got generators and cash gift. The widows are not left out as they receive Deep freezers, rice and cash gifts of 150,000 accumulating to over 1.5M. The treasure orphanage Foundation, Nyanya, Divine wound orphanage, Kubuwa and Christ home foundation, kuje and other orphanage received over 1.5M and scholarships were given to students from nursery to University.

With over 1000 widows under his care, he also placed aged ones on a monthly salary and had given accommodation to church members and desolates. Ms Moleofi Mokane was one of the beneficiaries of the Prophet’s good deeds, he learnt about her while on Missionary work in Botswana, the aged woman was living under a tree, and he was touched to build her a two bedroom flat.

With a special care for the widows, he gave 34 widows 10,000 rands each, cars to 6 widows, and 10 orphans received 100,000 rands in South Africa.

The kindheartedness and Benevolence act isn’t restricted to Christians alone. In 2016, the Prophet rendered help by paying overseas treatment bills of a Muslim lady who was poured acid by her boyfriend over an argument.

Prophet Joshua Iginla has been to hundreds of nations to carry out his missionary works. He has been to Zambia, Zimbabwe, Kenya, United States of America, Cameroun, South Africa and so many countries and continents just to preach the word of God. It is noted that he runs a busy missionary schedule round the year globally. Prophet Joshua Iginla is one who is known to have a Prophetic ministry and as such gone to several places to Prophecy deliver and liberate people.

The Prophetic ministry is one which is requested for world-wide, especially in rare cases where a minister like prophet Joshua Iginla who has a very strong teaching ministry. On few occasions, he has missed a crusade because of tight schedule and cancellation of his flight. This destabilized his schedule and the host country that was expecting him for impartation and deliverance.

Acquisition of a Private Jet by Prophet Iginla is a requisite that will enhance his ministry and missionary work across the world. It’s a welcome development for Prophet Joshua Iginla as he joined the league of Nigerian Prophets who have acquired a private jet.

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FG Abolishes 18-Year Age Benchmark For Admission Into Tertiary Institutions

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The new Minister of Education, Tunji Alausa, has abolished the controversial 18-year admission benchmark for tertiary institutions in the country.

This is coming as the minister indicated interest in reviewing the nation’s education policy.

However, Alausa stated that there would be no reversal of the Federal Government’s decision to void over 22,700-degree certificates obtained by Nigerians from some “fake” universities in neighbouring Togo and the Benin Republic.

Alausa spoke on Tuesday at his inaugural ministerial press conference in Abuja.

He stated that practical education will help to address the unemployment situation in Nigeria, as tertiary institutions will not continue to churn out graduates every year without providing jobs for them.

He disclosed that the Federal Government will collaborate with private sector operators to train students in order to discover and unleash their potential.

Alausa added that universities of agriculture will be empowered to adopt commercial farming practices to combat food insecurity.

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Outrage in Equatorial Guinea: Government Restricts WhatsApp Multimedia Sharing Amid Scandal

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There is outrage in Equatorial Guinea as the government restricted its citizens from downloading and sharing multimedia files using mobile data on WhatsApp.

This decision followed the guidelines that the country’s government gave to telecommunications operators when it urged them to implement measures to restrict access to inappropriate content.

The country’s Director General, National Financial Investigation Agency, Baltasar Engonga, has been involved in a sex scandal involving the wives of notable people in the nation.

The scandal emerged in the course of a fraud investigation against the 54-year-old economist which resulted in the search of his house and office on impromptu notice by ANIF officials who came across several CDs that later revealed his sexcapades with different married women.

It was reported that the over 400 videos include encounters with high-profile individuals, such as his brother’s wife, his cousin, the sister of the President of Equatorial Guinea, the Director General of Police’s wife, and about 20 of the country’s ministers’ wives, among others.

The footage, discovered in his office, was said to have been recorded with consent and has since been leaked online, causing a media uproar.

But, in a new development on Tuesday, it was reported that the citizens have been lamenting their inability to share photos, videos, and audio when using a mobile data connection, leading users to rely exclusively on WiFi networks to share such content.

Sources revealed that the restrictions have been affecting business and academic activities in the country.

Citizens wonder why the actions of a few individuals would result into holding thousands of other innocent ones hostage.

Earlier, the Vice President of Equatorial Guinea, Teddy Nguema, announced plans to install surveillance cameras in all state body offices.

This sweeping measure is part of an ongoing effort to ensure strict adherence to public service laws and combat misconduct among officials.

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NCC Confiscates ₦23 Million Worth of Pirated Books During Bookstores Raid In Uyo

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The Nigerian Copyright Commission (NCC) on Saturday, November 2, confiscated ₦23.1 million in pirated books from local shops, including Academic Needs and Zion Bookshop during a raid in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State.

The raid was by the Deputy Director of Operations, Mr Macfoy Akachukwu, representing the NCC Director General, Dr. John Asein.

Akachukwu, who stated that the raid was a significant operation to combat the rampant sale of pirated books, listed the books seized during the raid to include: Basic Civic Education by Dr Merry Ukaegbu, Spectrum New Further Mathematics by T.R. Moses and Essential Christian Religious Study for Senior Secondary Schools by Orovwuje B.O and Okolie E.U.

Other books included Macmillan Brilliant English for Junior Secondary Schools by Wale Ossianwo, New General Basic Science for Junior Secondary Schools by S. Ajayi, New Oxford Secondary English Course for Secondary Schools by Ayo Banjo and New Concept Mathematics for Senior Secondary Schools by H.N. Odogwu among others.

Major publishers affected by the raid included Evans, UPL, Lantern, Longman, TONAD, and Pearson among others.

According to Asein, the operation is important as it was part of a nationwide initiative to protect authors’ rights.

“What we have done is part of the commissions mandate to protect and promote the rights of authors and other genuine investors in the copyright book industry,” he stated.

He reaffirmed that the NCC is committed to “eliminating the sale of pirated works and to establish a robust copyright framework in Nigeria”.

Asein emphasized that authors deserve to benefit from their creative work and not run into financial losses because of piracy.

“It is our duty to ensure that authors get rewards for their creative work. I have under my watch, zero tolerance for piracy and infringement of Copyright Laws,” Asein said.

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