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The General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) , Pastor Enoch Adeboye, has released powerful prophecies for 2022. We reports that Pastor Adeboye released the prophecies from God during the annual CrossOver Service in the 2022. In the prophecies for the new year, the popular clergyman warned his ‘children’ against all manner of prophecies from different ‘men of God’. He warned that the Omicron variant is not a baby of COVID-19 but a grandchild. See prophecies below: General 1. God said more than eighty percent of projects started in 2022 will succeed. 2. This year will be a year of the emergence of previously unknown stars. 3. Inspire of everything happening, this year is going to be a year of massive breakthroughs in science and finances. 4.Infant mortality rate will drop by at least 50%. Intercontinental 5. Some of the problems of last year will spill over into 2022. 6. The world won’t get out of the woods until they admit that Jehovah is God. Solu...

President Muhammadu Buhari in his New Year speech said his administration is committed to protecting all Nigerians and diversifying the economy.   The president in the speech which he personally signed and issued on Friday 31 Dec 2021 said he is grateful to the Almighty God for yet another Year attained as a country. According to him, the linchpin of his agenda in 2022 will be the ICT sector. In  year 2022 and going forward, our Administration would intentionally leverage ICT platforms to create jobs, while ensuring that the diversification of our economy creates more support to other emerging sectors”, he said.   Read his full speech below.   1. We remain grateful to the Almighty God for yet another Year attained as a country, united by a common destiny and resolute in our determination to overcome the several challenges along the path to build the great and prosperous nation of our dream.   2. I salute the courage and resilience of all Nigerians, w...

The Akwa Ibom State Governor, Mr. Udom Emmanuel, has sworn in two new High Court Judges for the Akwa Ibom State Judiciary. They are Justice Eme Daniel Ekong and Justice Effiong Asuquo Effiong. Princess Eme Ekong, 56, after being called to Bar in December 1990, has served in the  Akwa Ibom State Judiciary and rose through the ranks to the position of Chief Magistrate 1, while Effiong Effiong FCIA, 48, last served as Chief Registrar in the State Judiciary, prior to the appointment. Speaking after administering the oaths of allegiance and office in a statement, the State Chief Executive congratulated the newly sworn in benchers and commended the contributions of the Judiciary to the functioning of the state government. “While I congratulate the two judges, I’m happy we’re doing this before the end of 2021”, Governor Emmanuel declared. The Governor sued for closer collaborations and harmonious relationship of the members of the judicial arm of government with the state executive, while...

Again, Fulani herdsmen sack Gov Suswam’s village, kill 22

Chief of Staff to EFCC Chair, Kayode Oladele By Saharareporters, New York At the 2013 Transparency, Accountability and Good Governance Integrity Heroes Award night at the Sheraton Hotel in Abuja on Friday, the Economic and Financial Crime Commission turned down a  N10 million gift from Taraba State Acting Governor. The incident happened when the Speaker of the Taraba State House of Assembly, Josiah Sabo Kente received an award on behalf of the Acting Governor, Mr. Garba Umar.  Kente told the audience "the Acting Governor has asked me to announce N10 million donations each to the EFCC and the ICPC as our support for fighting corruption" According to a source the room went silent before Mr. Kayode Oladele, Chief of Staff in the office of the Executive Chairman of the EFCC went to the podium.  Oladele said the donation was a violation of ethics and rules of engagement of the...

By Saharareporters, New York The free reign of violence and impunity by Boko Haram militants continued today as they invaded Jakana village some 23 kilometers from Maiduguri killing unspecified number of villagers and burning down most of the village. Several villagers fled the carnage to Maiduguri. The fleeing villagers said the Islamist militants had a free reign killing and maiming whomever they choose to kill.