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 Pastor Femi Aribisala Reacts To Tithing Debate Nov 11, 2017 1:00 PM Controversial pastor, Femi Aribisala has taken to Twitter to share his thoughts on the tithing debate currently rocking religious circles in the country. See his opinion as he  tweets thus...- Are tithers blessed?  Jesus pronounced woe on them: “WOE TO YOU, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! FOR YOU PAY TITHE of mint.. Reference-” (Mt. 23:23). According to Jesus, the Pharisee who gave tithes of all his possession was not justified. Ref- (Lk 18:10-14). So much for the blessing of tithing. No Nigerian prophet, so-called pastor or highfalutin General Overseer is qualified to receive tithes from members of his or her congregation. Tithe or no tithe, believers are blessed: “with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places in Christ.” (Ephesians 1:3). God says: “I will curse whoever curses you.” (Gen 12:3). So if your General overser  curses you for not tithing, the curse...

- Paul Okoye recently shared his experience with betting in America - The popular musician revealed that he lost $300 and won $25 cents - Perhaps he has learnt his lesson One half of popular music duo PSquare Paul Okoye is currently in Las Vegas, and he has been keeping fans updated about his activitie       He lost $300(N108,150)and won $25 

- Tonto Dikeh , Monalisa Chinda and other Nollywood actors pay a visit to actress Eucharia Anunobi who recently lost her 15-year-old son - The 15-year-old boy was reported to have passed away due to sickle cell anemia  Two weeks ago a tragedy occurred when popular Nigerian actress Eucharia Anunobi lost her 15-year-old son, Raymond Ekwu to sickle cell anemia.          Nollywood celebrities have paid condolence visit to Anunobi to show support for her after she lost her son. Popular actors like Tonto Dikeh, Monalisa Chinda and Chinedu Ikedieze were among those who went to visit the actress. :

If I die today, I die a legend - Wizkid reveals as he publicly complains about his health   Award winning Nigerian music star, Ayo Balogun, popularly known as Wizkid has come out to reveal the bad condition of his health as he cancels some of his international shows.  Wizkid on Monday, September 4, took to his Twitter handle to apologise to his fans for cancelling some of his shows.  The music star also seized the opportunity to urge his fans to pray for him as he intends spending his sick leave with his sons until he recovers. : 

  Waking up to news about so many natural disasters happening around the world has been extremely devastating. The most recent ones that struck me were 'Hurricane Harvey' in Houston Texas, the mudslide's in Sierra Leone, and now the flooding in Makurdi. Many families have lost everything, and even worse, many lives have been lost.  I've once lived as a refugee, and I know what it means to work for something, and lose it all in the blink of an eye. Hence my decision today, to donate. Starting with the most recent and nearest, I will be donating the sum of 500,000 Naira and another 500,000 Naira on behalf of The Juliet Ibrahim Foundation, to the Makurdi flood victims. I am also using this opportunity to challenge my fellow colleagues, friends, and fans tojoin in. Let's help out by donating to this cause. #MakurdiFloodReliefChallenge  I need my friends to step up to the challenge. Once you've accepted the challenge, simply post or tweet stating you have accept...

The Nigeria Farmers Group and Cooperative Society, on Tuesday urged the federal government to set a time line to ban the importation of maize into the country. The group’s National Coordinator, Redson Tedheke, said in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja that the suspension of the import would protect local farmers and encourage massive production of the commodity. According to him, unchecked importation of maize remains a major threat to local production and President Muhammadu Buhari’s agricultural revolution drive. He said local farmers must be protected to invest more, so that Nigeria would become self-sufficient in maize production. “The federal government must set an immediate time scale to ensure that maize is not imported within months, like was done with rice. “You cannot tell people to go to farm and then allow massive importation of the same thing they are conveniently producing. “We feel that is insincerity of purpose, and we are telling gove...

Militant group, Niger Delta Revolutionary Crusaders, NDRC, on Tuesday, warned that should the Federal Government fails to implement the various agreements reached with leaders of the region, it will bring down oil production to zero barrel per day. In a statement by the spokesperson, W O I Izon-Ebi, NDRC, said the Federal Government should, “keep to its own side of the bargain by giving specific timeline of the implementation of the various agreements reached with the region.” NDRC also warned that contracts for the surveillance of pipelines in the region cannot stop bombing, unless equity and the agreement Federal Government reached with PANDEF on the 3rd of August 2017 is implemented. The militant warned that youths of Niger Delta were tired of watching over oil pipelines in the region, while the “proceeds of the oil are used to develop other regions.” The statement reads, “We want to use this medium to warn the Federal Government that the existing peace and déte...