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2025: Enemy won’t determine your life, Jesus’ll open doors – Pastor Kumuyi

The General Superintendent of the Deeper Christian Life Ministry, Pastor Williams Kumuyi, has made some prophetic declarations for the year of 2025. Pastor Kumuyi assured that the enemy will not determine the lives of God’s people in the year of 2025. Addressing his church members during the crossover service, Pastor Kumuyi said the name of
2025: Enemy won’t determine your life, Jesus’ll open doors – Pastor Kumuyi

The General Superintendent of the Deeper Christian Life Ministry, Pastor Williams Kumuyi, has made some prophetic declarations for the year of 2025.

Pastor Kumuyi assured that the enemy will not determine the lives of God’s people in the year of 2025.

Addressing his church members during the crossover service, Pastor Kumuyi said the name of Jesus Christ would open closed doors for people in 2025.

The clergyman said those who connect their name to that of Jesus Christ would explode positively in 2025.

According to Kumuyi: “Welcome the new year. What’s your name? Your new year has come, 2025. I give you a prosperous 2025, a fully-loaded 2025.

“All sufficiency for your life, for your ministry, for your profession. 2025 fully, completely loaded for you. The enemy will not determine your life in the new year. You have the final say.

“Whenever you come before a closed door this new year, you mention the name of Jesus; you mention your name. The connection between that name (Jesus) and your name will bring explosion of power.”

2025: Enemy won’t determine your life, Jesus’ll open doors – Pastor Kumuyi

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South Korea: Yoon vows to fight until end

South Korea’s impeached President, Yoon Suk Yeol, says he will fight until the end as he faces an attempt by authorities to arrest him over his short-lived December 3 martial law. Writing in a letter late on Wednesday to the estimated hundreds of supporters, who gathered near his official residence protesting his investigation, Yoon thanked
South Korea: Yoon vows to fight until end

South Korea’s impeached President, Yoon Suk Yeol, says he will fight until the end as he faces an attempt by authorities to arrest him over his short-lived December 3 martial law.

Writing in a letter late on Wednesday to the estimated hundreds of supporters, who gathered near his official residence protesting his investigation, Yoon thanked the supporters for their efforts.

“I am watching on YouTube live all the hard work you are doing.

“I will fight until the end to protect this country together with you,” he said.

The opposition Democratic Party, which has majority control of parliament and led the impeachment of Yoon on December 14, said the letter proved that Yoon was delusional and remains committed to complete his insurrection.

Party spokesman, Jo Seoung-lae, said in a statement that as if trying to stage insurrection wasn’t enough, Yoon is now inciting his supporters to an extreme clash.

DAILY POST recalls that a court on Tuesday approved a warrant for Yoon’s arrest, which potentially would make him the first sitting president to be detained as part of investigations over allegations he masterminded insurrection by trying to impose martial law.

DAILY POST reports that insurrection is one of the few criminal charges from which a South Korean president does not have immunity.

The Corruption Investigation Office for High-ranking Officials, CIO, leading a joint team of investigators that include the police and prosecutors, has until January 6 to execute the arrest warrant.

Yoon has been suspended from presidential duties and Finance Minister Choi Sang-mok has taken over as acting president until the outcome of the trial.

If the court upholds the impeachment and Yoon is removed from office, a new presidential election will be held within 60 days.

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Tinubu harps on LG autonomy as govs pay New Year visit

President Bola Tinubu on Wednesday said his administration is in no battle with state governors over the controversial local government autonomy. Tinubu, however, called for collaboration from the 36 state governors, highlighting their crucial role in grassroots development. “There were gossips that we had disagreements on local government autonomy. No…Nobody wants to take them away
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President Bola Tinubu on Wednesday said his administration is in no battle with state governors over the controversial local government autonomy. Tinubu, however, called for collaboration from the 36 state governors, highlighting their crucial role in grassroots development. “There were gossips that we had disagreements on local government autonomy. No…Nobody wants to take them away

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Commuters groan over relocation of Yenagoa motor parks

Commuters in Yenagoa are groaning over the directive by the Bayelsa State Ministry of Transport to relocate all motor parks operating within Yenagoa and its environs to the new transport terminal at Igbogene in Yenagoa. Commuters have described their ordeal before getting to their respective destinations, particularly, during this festive season distressing and have expressed
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Commuters in Yenagoa are groaning over the directive by the Bayelsa State Ministry of Transport to relocate all motor parks operating within Yenagoa and its environs to the new transport terminal at Igbogene in Yenagoa. Commuters have described their ordeal before getting to their respective destinations, particularly, during this festive season distressing and have expressed

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Population commission registers 10m children in three months

The National Population Commission has announced the successful registration of over 10 million children aged zero to five years within the last three months. The Chairman of the commission, Alhaji Nasir Kwarra, stated this while speaking to journalists after the First Lady Senator Oluremi Tinubu presented a birth certificate to the baby of the year
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The National Population Commission has announced the successful registration of over 10 million children aged zero to five years within the last three months. The Chairman of the commission, Alhaji Nasir Kwarra, stated this while speaking to journalists after the First Lady Senator Oluremi Tinubu presented a birth certificate to the baby of the year

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Budget 2025: Nigerian Govt provided enough for debt servicing — DMO

The Debt Management Office, DMO, says that the Federal Government has made robust budgetary provisions to offset Nigeria’s foreign and local debt. DAILY POST gathered that in the Federal Government’s 2025 budget currently before the National Assembly, President Bola Tinubu’s administration plans to spend N16. 327 trillion on its debt obligations, out of the proposed
Budget 2025: Nigerian Govt provided enough for debt servicing — DMO

The Debt Management Office, DMO, says that the Federal Government has made robust budgetary provisions to offset Nigeria’s foreign and local debt.

DAILY POST gathered that in the Federal Government’s 2025 budget currently before the National Assembly, President Bola Tinubu’s administration plans to spend N16. 327 trillion on its debt obligations, out of the proposed expenditure of N49.7 trillion.

DMO, in a statement, said Nigeria’s debt management strategy conforms with relevant legislation, regulations, and international standards.

The agency further stated that the country had always consistently serviced its external and domestic debts, making its security a delight to investors at home and abroad.

According to DMO, the recent successful issuance of $2.2 billion Eurobonds on the international capital markets, which received subscriptions exceeding $9billion, was a demonstration of investor confidence in the nation’s instruments.

“Nigeria attracted a wide range of investors from multiple jurisdictions, including the UK, North America, Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and participation from Nigerian investors.

“It is an expression of continued investor confidence in the country’s sound macro-economic policy framework and prudent fiscal and monetary management.

“The transaction attracted a peak orderbook of more than nine billion dollars. This underscores the strong support for the transaction across geography and investor class.

“In addition, one of the landmark achievements of the Eurobond is that it opened up opportunities for banks and other corporate entities in the Eurobond market,” it said.

According to the agency, the growing interest in Federal Government bonds, Sukuk bonds, and other federal government securities reflected the country’s adherence to best practices in debt management.

The agency assured stakeholders that sufficient provisions had been made in the current Medium-Term Expenditure Framework, MTEF, running between 2025-2027 and annual budgets to meet the country’s debt service obligations.

DMO stressed that the Federal Government’s borrowing has helped deepen the domestic capital market, which has become very attractive to both local and foreign investors of various status.

Recall that the Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun, described the successful issuance of the Eurobonds as demonstration of increasing confidence in the government’s ongoing efforts to stabilise the economy, to be able to take its place in global socio-economic development.

“The broad range of investor appetite to invest in our Eurobonds is encouraging as we continue to diversify our funding sources and deepen our engagement with the international capital markets,” Edun had said.

In his comment following the last successful $2.2 billion Eurobond outing, the governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Yemi Cardoso, said the outcome reflected growing investor confidence and the resilience of Nigeria’s credit.

Budget 2025: Nigerian Govt provided enough for debt servicing — DMO