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Thousands gather in Lagos to celebrate T.B. Joshua’s legacy five years after his passing
Thousands of worshippers, ministers, dignitaries and partners from across the world gathered on Friday, June 5, 2026, at the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) in Lagos to commemorate the fifth anniversary of the passing of Prophet T.B. Joshua in a celebration themed, “Rejoicing With the Saints.” Broadcast live on Emmanuel TV to a global audience, the event brought together people from different nations, cultures and backgrounds to honour a man whose life, ministry and humanitarian works continue to inspire millions around the world. Hosts Femi Branch and Seraphine Dogbe guided the audience through an evening of worship, testimonies and…
Former vice-presidential candidate of Labour Party (LP), Datti Baba-Ahmed, has said that former Vice President Atiku Abubakar would have won the 2027 presidency if he had supported Peter Obi in the 2023 presidential poll. In the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), the Sen. Adolphus Wabara-led Chairman of the Board of Trustees (BoT) has instituted a suit against the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), demanding recognition of its interim National Working Committee (NWC). A fresh political controversy erupted within the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) following allegations that Senator Rabiu Kwankwaso is attempting to monopolise party structures and candidate selection processes in Kano State,…
Florentino Pérez has secured another term as president of Real Madrid until 2030, using his election victory speech to deliver a powerful message about the club’s future ownership, independence and ambitions on the pitch. Pérez has served as Real Madrid president for a total of 25 years across two separate terms. His first term lasted six years, and his second term is currently ongoing. A timeline of his presidencies is as follows: First Term: July 2000 to February 2006; Second Term: June 2009 to the present. This was detailed in a release on the club’s website on Sunday. The Electoral…
Actor and politician, Emeka Ike, has expressed his concerns about the current Nigerian political landscape, stating that it offers little to no opportunity for legitimate and ordinary Nigerians to participate. In an exclusive interview with Saturday Beats, he opened up about the challenges he faced while transitioning from Nollywood to politics. “One of the biggest lessons is that there is very little room for ordinary Nigerians in politics. If you do not have substantial financial resources, it becomes almost impossible to compete, regardless of how intelligent, resourceful or impactful you are. A banker does not have that kind of money.…
Eighty-year-old Ayodele Mustapha, who once worked as a mechanic for corporate organisations in the 1960s, tells GRACE EDEMA why he regrets missing out on formal education after his father’s death Tell us about your background. My father was a native of Abeokuta in Ogun State, and my mother was also from there. However, I was born in May 1946 during their stay on the Ijebu side of Ogun State. I attended Ijebu Primary School and Saint Paul School, Shagamu, where I completed my primary education. In 1960, I was supposed to start secondary school. I took the entrance examination and…
Many times, one has looked at the state of the Nigerian economy and wept silently. This is more so when, as an economist, one cannot just visualise but possesses the knowledge of the sizes and varieties of natural resource endowment, human and non-human, Nigeria owns, and the quantum of revenues the various governments have derived from these resources. The majority of Nigerians below 45 years have never known affluence, except those born with silver spoons. Yet, the resources have always been there, been exploited, and been stolen by the privileged few. I can recall that under the National Party of…
We’re likely to see more price increases as the big AI companies plan to go public. Source link
THIS is a debate that never goes away for too long: what is due to Nigerian workers? The renewed agitation over workers’ wages, triggered by a fresh Nigeria Governors’ Forum proposal to raise the national minimum wage to N100,000 per month, only confirms that the country is trapped in an endless cycle of wage adjustments that inflation quickly renders meaningless. This means that the issue is not just about the size of the minimum wage. Rather, it is about whether Nigerian workers can afford to live with dignity. That is why the conversation must shift from a statutory minimum wage…
The House of Representatives Public Accounts Committee has recovered N521.77m in unremitted Value Added Tax from the Central Bank of Nigeria, marking a significant breakthrough in an ongoing investigation into revenue leakages linked to government collections processed through the Remita platform. The recovered sum represents VAT deductions on fees earned from Remita transactions that were not remitted to the Federal Government over a period spanning November 2018 to April 2024. The recovery emerged from a far-reaching investigation launched by the House of Representatives following concerns over alleged revenue leakages, non-compliance with approved financial procedures, and breaches of service-level agreements governing…
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