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Controversial O.A.P Daddy Freeze has hit us again with one of his many controversial forewarnings. Sharing a collaged photo of Bill Gates, Aliko Dangote and popular Nigerian clerics, Bishop David Oyedepo and Pastor Enoch Adeboye he adviced his followers not to listen to clerics if they want to be billionaires. According to Daddy Freeze these clerics can’t lead you to heaven because they don’t know the way there. The leader of Free The Sheeple movement also told that Bill Gates and Dangote have 2000 heads and no one should be deceived by clerics who say they can be like these men because they have one head . Having said that, he noted that he can never be like Dangote because he does not have his unique entrepreneurial gift. Read what Daddy Freeze posted on Instagram below:- A CONCOCTION OF CONTRADICTIONS ***************************************** If you want to end up like Dangote or Bill Gates, stop listening to the men pictured above. The sad thing about this, is...

Accommodation for students at the prestigious Obafemi Awolowo University has been described as very cheap with a revelation by the leadership of the school buttressing the point. THE Vice Chancellor of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife, Professor Eyitope Ogunbodede, has disclosed that students of the institution pay as low as N90 for accommodation and an additional N2,500 as charges for maintenance, making it a total of N2,590 per annum as accommodation fee. Professor Ogunbodede disclosed this while delivering his speech at the International Campus Journalism Conference, hosted by the Association of Campus Journalists, Obafemi Awolowo University.He mentioned that no university will be happy to see students suffering on the grounds of poor accommodation. For this reason, headded that the University has identified the problems related to the problem and has started makingmoves to tackle them.“What students pay on campus per annum is N90 plus N2,500 for maintenance fees m...

General Overseer, Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, has said that any pastor who anoints women on their breast is not from God. Adeboye, who spoke at a recent programme of the church said the head was the headquarters for anointing, warning men against anointing women on their breasts. “Any man who anoints women on their breasts is not from God.The head is the headquarters for the anointing in your body. Search your heart and be honest with yourself if you have missed it in your relationship with God. “Holiness is crucial in sustaining the anointing because whenever the anointing dries up, the devil steps in. It is better never to be anointed than to be an ex-anointed. If you abuse anointing, it can destroy you. Samson is an excellent example. To be specially anointed, you must be holy,” he said. “Anointing is the difference between those who sweat and preach for long but yet nothing to show for it and those who preach for a little time with plent...

Ekiti State governor, Ayodele Fayose has slammed Presdient Muhammadu Buhari for walking on a red carpet during his visit to Dapchi, Yobe State where over 110 students were recently kidnapped. President Buhari on Wednesday arrived Yobe State for his official visit, alongside the Borno State Governor, Kashim Shettima and the presidential spokesman, Garba Shehu. However, during the visit to the school, where the school children were kidnapped, Buhari was seen walking on a red carpet. In a tweet, the governor said, no President would walk on Red Carpet during a visit to a State where 110 school girls were abducted. Fayose tweeted, ”In saner climes, no President will walk on Red Carpet during a visit to a State where 110 school girls were abducted by insurgents and their whereabouts is unknown.”

Ex-president, Olusegun Obasanjo has denied reports that he said that re-electing President Muhammadu Buhari in 2019 will collapse Nigeria. The former head of state in a recent interview said that he never made such a statement. It was widely reported last week that Obasanjo made the comment while delivering a speech at the Bravatnik school of Government at Oxford University. He said he has not visited London since early January 2018. He told Premiumtimes; “I won’t and can’t say that (that Nigeria will collapse if Buhari is reelected). There will be nothing that will make Nigeria collapse. When Nigeria did not collapse under a civil war, it won’t collapse now. My faith and conviction about Nigeria is so strong that I don’t see the country either being dismembered or collapsing. The worst has passed on Nigeria. Once we were able to survive the civil war, once we are able to survive (Sani) Abacha, nothing can be worst than those two. And our democracy is waxing strong. Although...

Nigeria Police Force spokesperson, Jimoh Moshood, who reacted to report of Inspector General of Police Ibrahim Idris, flouting the directive of President Buhari to relocate to Benue state after the January 1st massacre, said contrary to reports, the IGP got no query. Nigeria police spokesperson, Jimoh Moshood, in an interview with This Day yesterday, claimed that those speculating that the IGP had been queried by President Buhari, were just trying to cause disharmony and disaffection with the intention to distort facts, as he further challenged anyone with a copy of the query to present it. The IGP was not queried. There is very clear issue on that, that he was not queried by the President. Anybody that said the IGP was queried by the president should bring the copy of the query, let us display it,” Moshood said.

Microsoft Founder Bill Gates, has lauded Nigerian businessman Aliko Dangote for his ‘generous contribution to global health’. The former richest man in the world made the statement while speaking ahead of the release of the 2018 Bill and Melinda Gates Annual Letter to a group of journalists from different African countries in a telephone conference/ Gates said he is amazed by Dangote’s generosity with his resources and time, The Nation writes. “I am always amazed how generous he has been both with his resources and his time,” he said. “Just last month, he and I spent six hours on video conferences with six of the northern states where we, twice a year, check in with them and look at their primary healthcare quality in terms of the staff, the location, the supply chain and the results they are getting in terms of vaccination and other interventions.”