Oyedepo Declare Divine Judgement On Terrorists, Their Sponsors In Next Seven Days

The founder of Living Faith Church Worldwide, Bishop David Oyedepo, has declared judgment upon bandits and their sponsors.

Mr Oyedepo said this during a church service on Sunday tagged: “Covenant Day of Vengeance.”

Speaking at the church headquarters in Ota, Ogun State, the cleric declared that within seven days, divine retribution would strike those behind k1llings and kidnappings across Nigeria.

“Except I am not sent, in the next seven days, I declare judgment upon those responsible for these disasters and their sponsors in Jesus’ name,” he said.

The cleric added that the coming week would be marked by “testimonies of vengeance” for the nation.

He said that God’s intervention was imminent.

Preaching on pathways to sanctification, Mr Oyedepo urged congregants to resist spiritual laxity, stressing that ungodliness blocks supernatural breakthroughs and stains destiny.

Oyedepo

He explained that ungodliness fuelled shame and reproach, warning that without holiness, believers risked losing access to eternity, which remained the ultimate goal.

He said, “Until the God of vengeance shows up, the wicked will not give up.”

Nasarawa Lawmaker Seeks Collective Efforts Against Insecurity: Easte

Collective efforts against insecurity. A member representing Kokona East constituency at the Nasarawa State House of Assembly, Daniel Ogazi, has called for prayers and support for government and security agencies in order to win the war against insecurity in the country.

Mr Ogazi, the Chairman, House Committee on Rules and Business, stated this in his Easter message on Sunday in Garaku, Kokona Local Government Area of the state.

He said that security is the responsibility of all and there’s the need for collective efforts among Nigerians to end it.

Mr Ogazi urged the people to join hands with the government and security agencies as well as pray for our security agents in the battle field to win the war against insecurity.

“People are quick to blame the government, President Bola Tinubu, Governor Abdullahi Sule, local government chairmen and other government officials cannot take guns by themselves to fight insecurity.

“I think government is working, doing its best, let’s join hands together with government and security agencies to fight and end insecurity in the country.

” People should always report suspicious movement of persons or groups to appropriate authority for necessary action” he said.

Mr Ogazi while felicitating with Christians on Easter, admonished them and other Nigerians to continue to live together and embrace peace at all times.

He stated, “Jesus Christ died on the cross to salvage mankind. The resurrection of Jesus Christ has overcome death, poverty, criminality, envy and all forms of evil acts. I want to urge Christians and other Nigerians to imbibe the virtues of Lent and also assist the poor and less privileged ones in the society.”

Mr Ogazi urged politicians and other stakeholders to play politics in line with the provisions of the constitution and electoral act in the interest of peace and development of the country.

“Leadership comes from God. Politicians should allow people to decide whom they want based on their conscious. Politicians should accept people’s choice and no need to castigate and blackmail people in the name of politics” he said.

Mr Ogazi assured of continued effective and sound representation at the state legislature.

Nasarawa Assembly

He called on the people to continue to support the APC-led administration at all levels to succeed.

On calls on him to contest for House of Representatives seat in 2027, Mr Ogazi said he would make his decision public at an appropriate time, saying that he is still consulting with his family, political associates, stakeholders and other well wishers.

Easter: Senate President Akpabio Salutes Fallen Heroes, Vows End To Insecurity

President of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio, on Sunday, assured Nigerians that the wave of insecurity across the country would soon be brought to an end, expressing optimism that the nation would overcome its current challenges.

Akpabio gave the assurance in his Easter message delivered at the Ikot Ekpene Field Major Convention of The Apostolic Church, Ikot Obong Edong, in Ikot Ekpene, Akwa Ibom State.

His remarks were contained in a statement issued in Abuja by his Special Assistant on Media and Communication, Anietie Ekong.

The Senate President acknowledged the deep pain and loss experienced by many Nigerians as a result of ongoing security challenges, particularly among families of fallen security personnel and victims of violence.

He said, “Across our country, many families are passing through moments of grief and loss. Some have lost loved ones in the line of duty – our brave men and women in uniform who daily put their lives on the line to defend our nation.

“Some have lost fathers, mothers, children and friends in their homes, places of worship, markets, farms, and work places as Nigeria continues to confront the painful challenge of insecurity.”

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Offering condolences, Akpabio added, “To such families, please know that your pain is shared by the entire nation. We mourn with you, pray for you, and honour the memory of those whose lives have been cut short. Their sacrifices can never be forgotten.”

Despite the prevailing concerns, he expressed confidence that the message of Easter symbolises hope and victory, assuring Nigerians that peace would ultimately prevail.

“Just as the resurrection revealed the complete triumph of Christ, I firmly believe that soon Nigeria’s story will also reach its full and victorious conclusion: ‘Nigeria defeats insecurity, evil and fear.

“That is the hope Easter places before us. It teaches us that darkness never has the final word. It reminds us that weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning.

Akpabio

“Therefore, let us reject hatred and division and embrace unity, compassion, and solidarity as one people while we await our morning. Let us renew our faith in God and in the future of our country,” he said.

In his homily, the Field Superintendent of the Apostolic Church and host of the convention, Apostle (Dr) E. O. Akpan, also expressed optimism that Nigeria would overcome its security challenges, noting that sustained prayers and unity would usher in an era of peace and development.