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My encounter with ailing chief when I was lecturing in UNILAG – Adeboye

General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, Pastor E.A. Adeboye has narrated an encounter he had with a sick traditional ruler when he was lecturing at the University of Lagos, UNILAG. Addressing his congregation during a recent service, Adeboye narrated that he was in his office at the university solving a mathematical
My encounter with ailing chief when I was lecturing in UNILAG – Adeboye

General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, Pastor E.A. Adeboye has narrated an encounter he had with a sick traditional ruler when he was lecturing at the University of Lagos, UNILAG.

Addressing his congregation during a recent service, Adeboye narrated that he was in his office at the university solving a mathematical problem when God sent him on an errand to a chief, urging him to repent.

Daddy G.O as he is fondly called, however, lamented that despite his efforts the chief procrastinated his repentance until he died.

“Suddenly I heard God saying, “son, I want you to write a letter to chief so so”. Of course I grabbed my pen and began to write what he was saying.

“God told me “tell him (Chief) I love him, I know all about his faults, I know everything he has done wrong, tell him I love him and if he will surrender his life to me, I will forgive everything he has done in the past and I will still take him to heaven”.

The clergy revealed that upon receipt of the message, he “quickly wrote it. After a while I said, “Lord, I don’t even know this chief, I don’t have his address”, but then, he said “write at the back of the envelope, chief so so and post the letter.

“I’m talking of those days when you post a letter, if it arrives after three months, you thank God”.

Adeboye said he posted the letter and within three days, it got to the intended recipient.

According to the clergy, the traditional ruler subsequently visited him in the office.

“I explained to him that he should give his life to Christ but he said he will think about it and I said “yes Sir” because you can’t force anybody to be saved.

Adeboye said he kept “visiting him every two weeks for the next three years and he insisted he will think about it. Suddenly he has a massive stroke. But before he became unconscious, he told the people around to send for me and then he went into coma.

“I went to him and he was almost gone. I begged God to restore him one more time so I can make one more appeal. In less than one hour, he was completely whole again. I said to him, “Chief, God has shown you uncommon mercy, will you give your life to Christ now”? He said he would think about it.

“I knew at that moment, there is no need wasting my time. Shortly after that, he died”.

My encounter with ailing chief when I was lecturing in UNILAG – Adeboye

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Natasha: It’s time to question Akpabio – Aisha Yesufu cries out

Good governance advocate, Aisha Yesufu, on Tuesday called out Senate President Godswill Akpabio over the continued suspension of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan. Yesufu, in a post on X, wrote: “It is time to ask Akpabio ‘WETIN?’” Her comment followed the decision of the National Assembly to reject Akpoti-Uduaghan’s plan to resume legislative duties. DAILY POST reported
Natasha: It’s time to question Akpabio – Aisha Yesufu cries out

Good governance advocate, Aisha Yesufu, on Tuesday called out Senate President Godswill Akpabio over the continued suspension of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan.

Yesufu, in a post on X, wrote: “It is time to ask Akpabio ‘WETIN?’”

Her comment followed the decision of the National Assembly to reject Akpoti-Uduaghan’s plan to resume legislative duties.

DAILY POST reported that in a letter dated September 4, 2025, and signed by the Acting Clerk to the National Assembly, Dr Yahaya Danzaria, the Senate said the senator’s six-month suspension remains in force pending the outcome of a Court of Appeal case she instituted against the upper chamber.

The letter stated that although Akpoti-Uduaghan notified the Senate of her plan to resume on September 4, the suspension actually took effect on March 6, 2025.

The Senate maintained that since the matter is before the Court of Appeal, no administrative action would be taken until a verdict is delivered.

Akpoti-Uduaghan was suspended on March 6, 2025, for alleged insubordination after she refused to accept a change of her designated seat during plenary.

Natasha: It’s time to question Akpabio – Aisha Yesufu cries out

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Army Major kidnapped by Delta youths rescued, rushed to hospital

An Army officer who was kidnapped in Bomadi Local Government Area of Delta State, Major Josiah, has been rescued by villagers from a deep forest in Tuomo community. The Major was reportedly kidnapped on Sunday night by armed youths, who stormed his lodge, ransacked it, and whisked him away to the creeks of Burutu Local
Army Major kidnapped by Delta youths rescued, rushed to hospital

An Army officer who was kidnapped in Bomadi Local Government Area of Delta State, Major Josiah, has been rescued by villagers from a deep forest in Tuomo community.

The Major was reportedly kidnapped on Sunday night by armed youths, who stormed his lodge, ransacked it, and whisked him away to the creeks of Burutu Local Government Area.

Locals said the officer was later found in the forest where the kidnappers abandoned their vehicle.

He was said to have been discovered tied inside a canoe with gunshot wounds on his leg and hand.

The Army officer was reportedly taken to a nearby camp for safety before being conveyed by canoe to the community. Members of the community subsequently alerted the military Joint Task Force, JTF, which moved him to safety.

At the time of filing this report, the military authorities have yet to react to the incident.

Army Major kidnapped by Delta youths rescued, rushed to hospital