Saturday 30 April 2016

HOW ORACLE OF GOD DR CHRIS OKAFOR PREDICTED THE DEATH OF OBA OF BENIN

HOW ORACLE OF GOD DR CHRIS OKAFOR PREDICTED THE DEATH OF OBA OF BENIN


It is a known fact that there are still accurate seer that truly hear from God, this is another fact that Dr Chris Okafor is actually hearing from God, recently at the 2015/2016 cross over night, the oracle of God while releasing what God show him will happen in the year 2016, Dr Chris okafor among many other prophesy he gave specifically said a prominent first class king in the country with specific region will pass on in the southern region is eminent, though he said with prayer the date can be extended but the words of God must be accomplished. Just few hours ago, the royal house in Benin City announced the pass out on earth of the paramount ruler of Benin City, oba erediauwa , may his soul rest in peace. It will be recalled that all the prophesy giving by this accurate seer of our time has come to pass within the first four month of the year. Also the Chris okafor world outreach ministry is continuing with it crusade across the globe in line with the mandate given to it servant to win 1billion soul to the kingdom of God .

APOSTLE JOHNSON SULEMAN IS ANOTHER BISHOP BENSON IDAHOSA ON EARTH

APOSTLE JOHNSON SULEMAN IS ANOTHER BISHOP BENSON IDAHOSA ON EARTH

the president of omega fire ministry has been described as the replica of the bishop Benson idahosa in term of the prophetic ministry,some Nigerian who spoke to this paper said God has been using apostle suleman to tackle the kingdom of darkness whereby making the kingdom of darkness depopulated among many testimonies,this man of God is also a cheerful giver,giving to the less privileged, they also said he in a matter of urgent gives out cash to pay lot of school fees among many other philanthropist gesture

Benin mourns as Oba of Benin, Erediauwa passes on

Benin mourns as Oba of Benin, Erediauwa passes on to great beyound

OMON N’OBA Ne Edo, Uku Akpolokpolor, Oba Erediauwa has joined his ancestors. He was the 38th Oba of Benin Kingdom. A terse announcement yesterday in Benin by the Iyase of Benin Kingdom (the Traditional Prime Minister), Chief Sam Igbe who spoke in Bini dialect said, “OSORHUE BUNRUN; Oba Erediauwa of Benin Kingdom, the Prince of Peace, Ebo, Ayemwirhe, Emimi Mini Mini, has re-united with his ancestors. May he find perfect peace with God.” Shortly after the traditional breaking of the symbolic white chalk (Osorhue) by the Iyase at the Urho Ozolua Shrine within the Palace in the presence of other Palace chiefs, journalists and the Bini people, the chiefs and those present wept openly in mourning the passing on of one of the foremost traditional rulers in Nigeria. The Iyase also announced that all Bini males were expected to shave their heads, all markets closed and all Palace chiefs to wear only one bead around their necks. Traditional rulers from the seven local government areas that make up the present Benin Kingdom, Palace chiefs of different grades and societies, indigenes of Benin Kingdom, women, members of the Benin Royal Family as well journalists had gathered at the Palace as early as 10am when it was learnt that an important meeting would take place at the Palace. Before the announcement, there were concerns among the people about the motive of the convergence which had virtually every class of the Benin Kingdom in attendance and the atmosphere at the Palace ground was tense It was learnt that at the meeting earlier in the day, the news of the passing on to glory of the Oba was first broken to the Crown Prince, HRH (Ambassador) Eheneden Erediauwa, Edaiken N’Uselu and members of the Benin Royal Family before the Iyase of Benin, Chief Sam Igbe formally announced it to the people of Benin Kingdom and the world as demanded by Bini custom. A Palace chief, Omon Osagie Utetenegiabi, the Obadolagbonyi of Benin Kingdom, while reacting to the passage of Oba Erediauwa said, “It is customary that when a sitting Oba becomes an ancestor by translating to a greater glory, the news is first broken to his eldest son and the immediate family which was done earlier today. “And the Iyase of Benin, as the highest ranking chief, then breaks the news to the people of Benin Kingdom and the world. “Iyase is the traditional Prime Minister and the bridge between the people and the royalty and that is what he has done today. From today until the expiration of ‘Emwinekhua’, all Benin chiefs that have been entitled by the Oba to wear the two round beads round their necks, will now wear one. It is customary because when you see a chief wears one bead, it shows that we are a state of mourning. “After today, we are awaiting further instructions on what to do. But the Oba of Benin does not die because he is an institution; he mainly translates to a high glory as an ancestor”, he said. He described Oba Erediauwa as an Oba of Peace, the Oba who brought prosperity to his people, who understood his people, adding that the late Oba made sure that no one was offended just as he was an Oba who could sit in judgment and give judgment against his own son for a commoner. “It is rare. Oba Erediauwa is the best that has happened to Benin Kingdom in the last 1,600 years”, he said. Life and times of Oba Erediauwa The Leopard left for the forest at the heat of the campaigns for the 2015 general elections. Born in 1923 to Oba Akenzua 11, he was crowned the 38th Oba of Benin on March 23, 1979. Prior to his ascension to the throne, he was Prince Solomon Igbinoghodua Aisiokuoba Akenzua. As tradition requires, he relinquished his name Solomon immediately he became Oba. He attended Government College Ibadan (939–1945), then Yaba College before he proceeded to King’s College, Cambridge to study law and administration. He joined the Eastern Nigeria Civil Service in 1957 as a District Officer, later moved to the Federal Civil Service where he retired as Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Health in 1973. For a short period he was the regional representative of Gulf Oil. In 1975 he was appointed Commissioner for Finance in the then Bendel State during the military administration of Major-General George Agbazika Innih. Ascending the throne on 23 March 1979, he celebrated his 30th anniversary in 2009. How he ruled the Kingdom During his reign, Oba Erediauwa was known to be a peacemaker, a great diplomat who rarely spoke, dogged and uncompromising when it came to issues that affects the lives of Nigerians. For instance, when late General Sanni Abacha coerced most of the first class traditional rulers in the country to back his attempted transition to a civilian president, Oba Erediauwa was one of the few traditional rulers who remained resolute in their belief that the military should go so that the nation could enthrone democracy. He received pressures from Abuja, he was even threatened as Saturday Vanguard learnt, but the monarch declared he would not support such satanic move. When he spoke, his words were law. As a result, he commanded the respect of any political leader. In March 2004, there was serious crisis between the then Governor of Abia State, Dr Orji Ozor Kalu and former Chairman Board of Trustees of the PDP, Chief Tony Anenih. After the crisis which drew the attention of many Nigerians, the former Governor explained to journalists when he visited his counterpart in Edo State, Chief Lucky Igbinedion, that he decided to sheath the sword when His Royal Majesty told him to stop. According to him, “the Oba is our father; he told me to stop the war of words and resolve the matter. Who am I when our Royal Father has spoken? I had to stop my war with Chief Anenih, who is a respected party leader.” In order to administer justice and ensure effectiveness in the administration of the Kingdom, he created dukedom in the seven Local Government Councils in the Edo South Senatorial District which is made up of the Binis. He decided to install his younger ones as Enogie of each dukedom to help administer the kingdom effectively. It was the first of its kind. He equally achieved peace in the kingdom through the revival of most Benin cultures and traditions which were fast eroding before his ascension as Oba. One of such festivals is the Ugie-Ewere Festival which is celebrated annually to herald the beginning of every New Year in the Kingdom. The Benin traditional worship center known as the Holy Aruosa was strengthened during his reign. Traditional courts were set up in the Kingdom to settle rifts such as chieftaincy and land disputes in communities. Once judgment was pronounced by the palace, it became final. Anyone who decided to head to the normal courts, would be fighting the Oba’s authority. His reign as Oba witnessed drastic reduction if not total eradication of ritual killings in the Kingdom. And he was able to achieve this through spiritual curses invoked upon such perpetrators. These curses were administered by the Esogban of Benin, Chief David Edebiri, who is the Odionwere of Benin Kingdom, in collaboration with some other powerful palace chiefs in the Kingdom. It will be recalled that in the late 90s, there were incessant accidents at the Ikpoba Hill River in Benin City, and the Binis were asked to pray against wicked spirits while the Oba deployed some of his powerful chiefs to consult the gods and find solution to the problem. Ever since then, the bridge has been peaceful and that ended the losing of innocent souls on that bridge. Some artefacts that were stolen during the invasion of Benin Kingdom in 1897 were recovered during his reign. Tourism was also boosted following the influx of foreigners who comes to witness the annual Igue Festival. He was Chairman of Benin Traditional Council throughout his reign and it was used to foster unity among traditional rulers in Nigeria and Edo State in particular. His influence in politics cannot be underestimated because his words were laws as far as the Bini Kingdom were concerned. In 1991 it was said that a message from the palace gave victory to the SDP governorship candidate, Chief John Odigie Oyegun who ran the governorship against Lucky Igbinedion, son of the Esama of Benin. Following the controversy that trailed that election and the seeming support the monarch gave to Chief Oyegun, the Oba was subpoena at the Edo State Election Petition Tribunal to the chagrin of the Binis. Hell was let lose when the Binis saw the Royal Father trekking to the tribunal. They stormed the streets in protest to condemn the tribunal and the Esama of Benin who is one of the powerful chiefs of the Oba. The Esama of Benin, Chief Gabriel Igbinedion and his son Lucky, were declared enemies of the Oba. This was where his problem with Esama started. It took the intervention of prominent Edo sons in the Christendom like Rev. Father Theophilus Uwaifo, Okhiaya-Inneh (SAN) to plead on behalf of the Esama. The matter was finally settled when Esama had his 70th birthday. The guest were all at the Baptist Church waiting when Esama was taken to the palace to beg the Oba. In 2007, the Oba of Benin who heard the cries of his people for change in the governance of the state, backed the entrance of Governor Adams Oshiomhole into the politics of the state. As a matter of fact, his tacit support enabled Oshiomhole to carry out his urban renewal programme in Benin City. For instance, before the re-construction of the Airport Road to six lanes, the design required the demolition of part of the palace walls. And when the Oba was informed, he told the governor that “I will not be a hindrance to your urban renewal programme in Benin City, if it means destroying part of my palace to construct the road. Go on and destroy it; we want development in Benin Kingdom.” Unknown to the Oba, Oshiomhole betrayed his emotions when he left the palace that same day. He was overwhelmed with the humility and the progressive nature of the Oba, particularly when the opposition PDP created the impression that Oshiomhole who is from Edo North Senatorial District, wanted to destroy the Benin cultural heritage. Oba’s humility and support overwhelmed Oshiomhole who became so emotional as he wept and echoed “God bless the Oba”. And in 2012, during the campaigns for the re-election of Governor Oshiomhole, the Oba did not hide his preference for the former labour leader. And in Benin Kingdom, the Enigies (Dukes) watch the body movement of the Oba and they flowed with it. It will be recalled that when Governor Oshiomhole visited the Oba in 2012 to inform him of his plans to run for a second term in office, the Oba directed the Iyase of Benin Kingdom, Chief Sam Igbe to pray for the Governor. From the prayers which were being said in native Benin language, the Iyase was not hitting the point as the Oba had wanted. And the Oba did not hide his feelings, as he interrupted the prayers and urged the Iyase to say prayers a father would give to his son, adding that he should give Oshiomhole a special prayer. And after Iyase’s prayers, the Esogban of Benin Kingdom, Chief David Edebiri took over and prayed to the admiration of the Oba. Esogban declared after his prayers that the Oracle had spoken and whoever wanted to doubt the oracle should wait for the consequence. The support of the Palace and the people of Edo State gave Oshiomhole victory in the entire 18 Local Government Areas of the state, a feat no governor had achieved in the country. Because of the love the Oba has for Oshiomhole, he openly shunned the PDP delegation led by the then President Goodluck Jonathan in 2011, when Jonathan visited the state for his presidential campaign. On that occasion, after waiting for half an hour, only Jonathan was later ushered into the inner chambers of the Oba where he met with the Royal Father for about 10minutes. Chief Anenih and other PDP leaders were locked out. Benin-Lagos Expressway Many Nigerians may be enjoying the manageable state of the Benin Lagos Road today but they don’t know the pressure the Oba of Benin piled on the Federal Government to fix the road. If there was one reason for the Oba not to stick out his neck for the PDP-led Federal Government since 1999, it was due to the state of that road. The Oba monitored reports both in the print and electronic media and he never failed to express his disgust for the number of lives being lost on that road on a daily basis. He had had cause to summon ministers of works such as the former Chairman, Board of Trustees of the PDP, Chief Tony Anenih and Engr. Chris Ogiemnwonyi who are indigenes of the state over the state of the Benin-Lagos Road. Saturday Vanguard recalled when the Oba seriously expressed his feelings to the then Minister of Works, Mrs. Deziani Allison-Madueke, when he queried why it was difficult for the Federal Government to fix the Benin-Lagos Road which is one of the busiest roads in Nigeria. The pressure continued when Ogiemwonyi, a son of soil, became Minister of State for Works. And it is that doggedness that Nigerians are reaping today. Media parley Unlike many traditional rulers in the country, the Oba saw the media as one of his constituencies, therefore he carried them along throughout his reign. Every quarter, he organized media parley with journalists in the state where he feted with pounded yam and drinks. This was one occasion every journalist in Edo looked forward to because it afforded you the opportunity to mingle with the monarch who rarely appeared in public. This forum afforded journalists the opportunity to ask questions both on state and national issues. And his Majesty’s sense of humour was unprecedented as he engaged each journalist with jokes over reports written by that particular journalist. As a matter of fact, he would recall several reports in the media and jokingly tell the journalists around that “even if I don’t go out I monitor all of you through the newspapers, radio and television.” Any quarter that the media parley did not hold, perhaps due to his busy schedule and health challenges, the Oba would send his apologies through the Chairman of the Nigerian Union of Journalists (NUJ) in the state just as he would back up his apologies with a cow and some money which he would direct the NUJ leadership to use to cook for members. Recovery of stolen artefacts Sunday, June 22, 2014 was a very remarkable day in Benin Kingdom. That day the agitation by Oba Erediauwa for the return of the stolen Benin artefacts by the British in 1897 paid off. Oba Erediauwa received two precious bronze artefacts looted by the British during the invasion of Benin Kingdom, from Dr. Andre Walker. Dr Walker is the great grandson of Captain Philip Walker, one of the soldiers who invaded Benin Kingdom in 1897 and carted away their precious artefacts. The Briton said he decided to return the artefacts because he felt the Benis were unfairly treated by the British. Oba Erediauwa while playing host to Dr. Walker at his palace, in a well attended ceremony, commended what he described as his courage and tenacious desire to return the artworks that were looted by his grandfather, Captain Philips. Governor Adams Oshiomhole who, on that occasion described Dr. Walker as an honest man, called on the British Government and individuals to emulate Dr. Walker by returning such artworks which were stolen from the Kingdom. In his speech, Dr. Walker said he returned the artefacts voluntarily, and assured that he would encourage others who may have some of the stolen artefacts in their homes in Britain to return them to Nigeria. This is one of the greatest achievements of the Leopard before he embarked on a trip to the savanna forest. Prominent Nigerians react Some prominent Nigerians have reacted to the passing on of the Benin Monarch. The reactions have been expectedly expressive of the deep loss of one of the most respected traditional rulers in the history of Nigeria. Oba Erediawa was a rare gem – Dogara In condoling with the people of the Bini Kingdom over the transition, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, in a statement signed by his spokesman, Turaki Hassan, noted that the late Oba’s legacy of peace would continue to make impact in the Edo nation and the entire country for generations to come. “The Edo nation will always remember the late revered monarch as a royal father who loved peace and mediated disputes with fairness. Nigeria has indeed lost a dependable royalty and jewel of peace”, the Speaker lamented. Our hearts are heavy – Oshiomhole In his reaction, the Edo State Governor, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole mourned the royal passage with the following words: “Our hearts are heavy, laden with pains and grief, at the announcement of the passing on to glory of Omo N’Oba N’Edo Uku Akpolokpolo, Oba Erediauwa of Benin, our highly revered Oba, a distinguished Edo numero uno, an accomplished Nigerian, a seasoned bureaucrat, quintessential unifier, unique personage and exemplary Omo N’Oba, whose reign brought distinction, immense class, finesse and integrity to traditional institutions in Edo State and the country at large.” He concluded: “Edo people will miss our iconoclastic Royal Father of the great Benin Kingdom. Nigerians and Nigeria will miss this great exemplar of a Royal Father, an Oba of distinction and integrity. Adieu until we meet to part no more. “Oba gha to kpere, ise.” He was a man of history – Uduaghan In his response, the immediate past Governor of Delta State, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan expressed deep sadness, and described the Monarch as “a man of history who helped to promote the Benin culture and commanded tremendous respect.


How Nigeria’s Ex-Oil Minister Alison-Madueke Gave $115m To Fidelity Bank MD To Compromise INEC Officials -EFCC

How Nigeria’s Ex-Oil Minister Alison-Madueke Gave $115m To Fidelity Bank MD To Compromise INEC Officials -EFCC

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has arrested the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Fidelity Bank Plc, Mr. Nnamdi Okonkwo, and some officials for allegedly receiving $115m from a former Minister of Petroleum Resources, Diezani Alison-Madueke.
The EFCC also arrested the bank’s Head of Operations, Mr. Martins Izuogbe, for his role in the alleged scam, which the anti-graft agency described as unprecedented.
A reliable source in the commission on Wednesday told our correspondent on condition of anonymity that during the build-up to the 2015 presidential election, Diezani invited Okonkwo to help her handle some cash, which would be disbursed to electoral officials and groups.
The source disclosed that the fraud was uncovered when the EFCC began investigations into how officials of the Independent National Electoral Commission in Rivers, Delta and Akwa Ibom states received N675.1m.
The detective said, “The MD of Fidelity Bank has been arrested and is currently in our custody. During investigations into the INEC Resident Electoral Commissioners, we got a major breakthrough as funds disbursed were traced to Fidelity Bank.
“We invited the MD, who then confessed to us that during the build-up to the presidential election, Diezani invited him to a meeting in Abuja. Diezani told him that some companies would deposit some funds in his bank and that she would give him further instructions on how the funds would be disbursed.
“The first company, Auctus Integrated, deposited $17,884,000 into the bank. The second company, Northern Belt Gas Company, deposited $60m while another company, Midwestern Oil and Gas, deposited $9.5m. A fourth company, Leno Laitan Adesanya, deposited $1.85m while the MD himself received $26m in cash.”
The source alleged that Diezani’s son, Ugonna Madueke, later served as a middleman between the former minister and the MD of the bank.
He said it was Diezani’s son who forwarded the names of the beneficiaries of the funds, which included INEC officials and several interest groups as well as election monitors, who were expected to compromise the electoral process.
He said, “The MD said it was Diezani’s son that sent him a list of beneficiaries which included several INEC officials and election monitors across the 36 states. Diezani specifically instructed that the funds be disbursed at least a day or two before the elections. The total amount of money was $115m and Diezani told the bank to convert the funds into naira, which was about N23.3bn at the time.
“However, the suspects told us that the volume of money was too big and they had problems converting the funds. So, Diezani told the bank MD to use the bank’s funds and hold on to the dollars as collateral and that after elections, the bank could use the dollars to replace the bank funds.”
The source stated that Diezani did not operate any account with the bank and wondered why Okonkwo would allow himself to be used in such a manner.
“He may be charged with conspiracy once we are done with investigations,” the source said. The PUNCHhad reported that a wristwatch worth £600,000 was seized from Diezani during a raid on one of her houses.
The ex-minister, who is currently battling cancer, was last year arrested by the National Crimes Agency in the United Kingdom for sundry allegations.
Under her watch as one of former President Goodluck Jonathan’s most powerful ministers, dubious oil marketers stole trillions of naira of oil subsidy money.
The then Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi (now the Emir of Kano), alleged that $20bn was missing from the account of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, an allegation which led to his suspension and replacement.
She had, however, denied all allegations of corruption levelled against her. The family lawyer, Oscar Onwudiwe, who had, in a statement, denied allegations against the former minister, said, “The Madueke family, like most other families, has its own challenges. For instance, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke has been receiving treatment for cancer in the UK.”
All attempts to speak with the spokesperson for Fidelity Bank, Mr. Ejike Ndiulo, proved abortive as his telephone indicated that it was switched off.
However, a senior official of the bank, who spoke with our correspondent on condition of anonymity, said the bank would issue a statement on Thursday (today).
“We don’t have all the facts of the case yet. However, we will issue a statement on the matter on later  he said.


Friday 22 April 2016

WITH 50,000, I STARTED,BUT TODAY WE HAVE TAKEN OVER IN THE BUSINESS-- JOHN MOMAH

I STARTED MY BUSINESS WITH JUST 50,000 BUT TODAY WE ARE EVERY WHERE AROUND THE WORLD
- CHIEF JOHN CHIGOZIE MOMAH
Kindly introduce yourself sir?
Yes welcome, am Chief John Chigozie Momah, the MD, Johngate industrial company, a renowned international businessman a native of Anambra state from nnewi local government, I was born in the year 1966, I went to primary school, in my village, from there my high school then to the university of Nigeria, Nsuka.
How long have you been in this tyre, batteries, brake fluid and other business, because what we see on ground is very huge?
Well I can says decades, I have been managing this business for years though it was not like this when we started but today to God be the glory ,when we are growing up I saw lot of different business people do, but God directed my feet towards this particular one, today it’s a success story.

Tell me in particular, which kind of business you do?
Well been a business man, we are into the importation of good from Switzerland, Germany, USA, china and south-Korea to mentioned but few, we import mainly automobile products, batteries,tyres and other spare parts.
Sir Looking backwards sir, can we say this business you are doing is what you really wanted to do as a growing up boy; in reaching this stature can we say there are no challenges along the way?
 Laugh!!!well nothing is smooth, but because of the determination in me to make end meet, I was ready to make things happen in my side, but by the grace of God things work out the way I plan it, but really at the beginning it was not too smooth looking at my background that my father did not even has a bicycle not to talk of anything so you can see that it’s tough, I try all my possible best to be what I am today.
Can we say you are a fulfilled businessman now or not?
Well I will say yes and the other side says No, when I say yes, God has really blessed me so much that as of today I can fit in to the elite class but at the same time I did not want to lose my focus, because I believe I can still torch life’s more than what we have been able to do, because it is good to assist the less privileges, God bless you to be a blessing to others so that is why I said No, with God always on my side I know he will give me wisdom to do more to the society.
You are nominated for a legendary award in Benin Edo State, sir such award come with a lot of responsibility, how prepared are you towards any challenge that come your way as a result of the award?
I can says God is the only one that can scale one through in any challenges, it is by the grace of God, so I believe that with God all things are possible, also to me I know am ready to face any challenges that comes my way with God on my side, really I was surprised when I was told have been nominated for such an award, this tells me that where ever you are or doing people are watching you. I so much give thanks to God for that honor.
Lots of youth outside there will want to be like you, looking at the achievement you have made in your business, what are your words to them?
To achieve once desire is very easy, most importantly you first put everything in the hand of God, and you will be focus and plan very well at what you are looking at, some people believe that you need somebody hand to pull you up before you can get there, I use to tell people that will listen that it’s a lair, sometime you might not need anybody but your determination to make your dreams come true, you are not created to be servant to others, so you can achieve what you want to achieve without anybody pulling you up, like me I started very little but today the result is everywhere around the world now.
As a businessman when was your turning point, can you share with us?
Good question, well I will say my turning point was when everything that I has was not up to 50.000, and I was able to meet some business guy that usually come for business, they are native of shaki in Oyo state, one day they came for business, they met with me saying that they heard a lot about me, i.e., am very focused and determined to work, that they were told that if they support me by giving me cash to do business I will do it well and returned their money to them fast, so after they have change the money they gave me 12million,I collected it and inside me I said to myself I must not disappoint them which I did, few days later they came back and their money is ready including the little I made as profit, so I started from there, with the money I was able to import bicycle, batteries and other goods ,so from there I sell and send their money back to them, so I can say that was my turning point.
Who can we say what your mentor in business, the person actually look unto as a role model?
My major mentor is GOD, the almighty, also Cosmas maduka, chairman coscharis motors, we are from the same places, like we started together, so I said to myself if he can make it, I also will make it, and God has been on my side.
Let’s look at the role of your better half your wife in this achievement process, what has been her role?
Yes I thank God that he gave me the bone of my bone, flesh of my flesh and the person that understand me the more, I thank God for giving me my better half, she is all and all, she gives me lot of encouragement and support even when the going was rough after God there is no any other person except my wife.
As a businessman are you satisfy with the level of governance today in the country?
I will say no, the reason why I said so is that if you look at the Nigeria of yester years while I was in school, then we never know that education can will be so expensive like this, then if we want to drink water, we just go to the tap open our hand water falls into it and we drink. Some of our leaders disappointed us, we are really bless with enough mineral resources, but still we are leaving in poverty, so I think the government can do more, and at this junction I will like to advices the youth to be more alive in their responsibility. I will want them to come out with ideal that will help them come up with policy not to rely on government to survive. I believe there is nothing God cannot do, we should seek him all the time and Nigeria will return to its glory.
What did life taught you as a young man while you are growing, or can we say your earlier is just like the ordinary boy on the street?

I came up like the ordinary boy on the street, I was born into a polygamous home, it happen that my father first wife’s daughter is older than my mother, my father married four wife, so you will know where am coming from. My father is a disciplinary person and he taught us to be disciplined that is what we are enjoying today.thanks

Benue State @40;First Lady and other to be Celebrated as "Benue Heroes"

BENUE STATE AT 40:  GOVERNMENT SETS TO CELEBRATE BENUE’ FIRST LADY AND OTHERS AS “BENUE HEROES”
Come September 2016, the Benue State of Nigeria will be forty years old. The state was created in 1976 during the military regime of General murtala Mohammed. The state has continued to grow from strength to strength and today, Benue state remains one of the best economically viable states in Nigeria. Benue State is known as the “Food Basked of the Nation”.

Sequel to this backdrop, the state’s ministry of Culture and Tourism in conjunction with Ontrade Solid Concept Limited is organizing a cultural social tourism anniversary in celebration of the state at 40, Ontrade Solid Concept Limited was given an approval and endorsement to organize the celebration of Benue Hero 2016 as part of the 40 year celebration of the state.  In a chat with the press, the principal consultant of Ontrade Solid concept Limited, Sanny Ogenyi, who highlighted the various programmes lined up for the 40 years anniversary. He said the wife of the state governor, Her Excellency, Mrs. Ortom will be the face of Benue Hero, while some other notable Benue indigenes who have done exceedingly well in their areas of specialization will also be honored. Explaining further, Ogenyi said the celebration will begin with a world press conference coming up on the 27th of May 2016 and nominations for Benue Hero Award. On September 1, 2016, a business conference and launching of Benue State art gallery will hold.  2nd September will be the Benue Day featuring ethnic groups in and out of Benue State; 3rd September will be the Benue