The crisis that has rocked the leadership of the Motorcycle Operators Union of Nigeria has finally been laid to rest as a court of competent jurisdiction in Abuja has ruled that Comrade Julius Oghenevwegba Bobi remains the authentic president of the Union.
This was contained in a letter written by the counsel to Comrade Julius Bobi, Parlance Law firm to the Attorney General of the Federation, the Minister of Justice, Ministry of Labour, the Nigerian Labour Congress and other relevant government agencies.
The letter states:
RE: SUIT OF MOTORCYCLE OPERATORS UNION OF NIGERIA (MOUN) AND 9 ORS V. SOTAYO RASAK OLUSOLA WITH SUIT NO: CV/85/2024
POST JUDGEMENT NOTIFICATION
We continue to act as Counsel to Motorcycle Operators Union of Nigeria (MOUN), (herein referred to as our "Client"). We have the instruction of MOUN National leadership to write this notice
TAKE NOTICE: That there is a subsisting order of a competent Court of the Federal Capital Territory regarding the issues bordering on leadership of Motorcycle Operators Union of Nigeria (MOUN) pending at the Court and an Order of the Court to maintain status quo
THAT: By this Order of the Court, Comrade Julius Oghenevwegba Bobi remains the National President of the Union to the exclusion of any other person. This Notice is issued to guide you on the future exchange of any correspondence regarding this said union and to assist you in guiding any ignorant individual, of the standing orders of the Court. Consequently, to rebuke any act that could constitute Contempt of Court and embrace compliance with rule of law
Attached is a certified true copy (CTC) of the Court Order. Thank you.
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The Pillar of Water FC: Celebrating Justice Suleiman Galadima's @78th
Water FC management is thrilled to celebrate the 78th birthday of its esteemed patron, Justice Suleiman Galadima.
Chairman Nureni Makanjuola (MK) expressed the club's heartfelt appreciation in a speech made available to the media on Thursday.
"We're grateful for God's grace upon our patron's life, reaching this milestone age. Justice Suleiman has been an indispensable pillar, supporting us tirelessly in every aspect."
MK highlighted Justice Suleiman's unwavering commitment: "He's demonstrated exceptional love and dedication to our club. His desire to see our players succeed is unmatched, and he backs it with tangible actions."
"Justice Suleiman is not only our patron but also our number one fan. He proudly wears our jerseys, showcasing his love publicly. He rejoices in our players' national team call-ups, praying for their success."
"We're honored to celebrate this remarkable individual," MK concluded.
Justice Suleiman Galadima has been Water FC's patron, providing guidance and support.
Nigeria singer George Lott popularly known as Nellzz, who’s currently signed to Coolgeez records, was born and brought up in Bayelsa State, Nigeria. Nellzz kick started his musical journey few years ago and has released couple of singles and an EP to his name.
Nellzz previously released the remix to one of his songs titled Money long featuring the king of the south Erigga, which became the street favorite and he was highly rated as Bayelsa state based number one artiste, and gained a lot of nominations from prestigious awards brands. NELLZZ is set to secure a spot in the Nigeria music industry and has decided to drop a smashing new hit single titled CASE featuring Tankey. Watch out for Nellzz, whose aim is to become the new face of Afrobeat in the nearest future.
After a brief break from entertainment, the entertainment is reportedly back with full force and why the 'TENSION' drop. The artist and producer back with a fully furnished music studio in Abuja.
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Defending the Faith: Exposing the Blackmail Campaign Against Nigerian Churches by Mc Orobo
In a recent viral video, popular Nigerian figure MC Orobo passionately addressed the growing blackmail campaign targeting Nigerian churches, led by individuals like Martins Vincent Otse, also known as ‘VeryDarkMan’ (VDM). His message has resonated deeply within the Christian community, as these coordinated attacks aim to undermine the credibility of spiritual leaders and church practices, threatening the unity of Christians across the country.
VeryDarkMan has gained notoriety for his bold criticism of church leaders and practices, recently threatening legal action against the Lord’s Chosen Church over controversial testimonies shared by its members. MC Orobo highlighted this as part of a larger scheme designed to discredit Nigerian churches and questioned why the Christian community has remained largely silent, leaving church leaders like the late Senior Prophet TB Joshua and Prophet Jeremiah Omoto vulnerable to false accusations.
In his video, MC Orobo specifically addressed Otse’s claim that Prophet Omoto was selling "miracle water," which led to an unwarranted investigation by the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC). Despite the water being from a legitimate source, Globod Table Water, NAFDAC still issued a misleading report, further harming the church’s reputation. MC Orobo emphasized that this kind of attack should not go unchecked, calling for Christians to take a stand.
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He also raised a crucial question: Would these individuals dare to launch similar attacks against the spiritual practices of other religions, such as the use of Zam-Zam water in Islam? MC Orobo pointed out that the selective targeting of Christian practices is an alarming sign of deeper issues within society.
The discrediting of spiritual items like holy water, oil, and prayer aprons is not just an attack on individual churches but an assault on the religious traditions that millions of Christians hold dear. As MC Orobo noted, these sacred items are as essential to many denominations as communion bread is to Catholics, symbolizing the body of Christ through consecration.
MC Orobo’s message is clear: Christians must recognize that these attacks are part of a larger strategy to weaken Christianity in Nigeria. The time for silence has passed. He called on the Christian community to unite and resist those who seek to discredit their faith. Additionally, he urged the Nigerian government to take action against these blackmailers, ensuring the protection of religious freedom and the strength of the Christian body.
In his powerful closing remarks, MC Orobo reminded his viewers that an injury to one church is an injury to all. Now is the time for Christians to defend their faith and stand in solidarity against these baseless attacks.
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With his unique blend of Nigerian rhythms, Italian flair, and global influences, Gmoney Imadiyi’s new album promises to be a game-changer in the music industry. Fans and critics alike can expect a sonic journey that explores themes of love, life, and self-discovery.
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"Public Outcry Over Double Standards: NAFDAC and VDM Under Fire for Ignoring Asari Dokubo's 'Spiritual Water' While Targeting Prophet Jeremiah"
The recent viral video of Asari Dokubo allegedly feeding his recruits with ‘spiritual water’ has sparked significant public outrage. This controversy is fueled not only by the content of the video but also by the perceived double standards exhibited by regulatory bodies like NAFDAC and VDM.
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While Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin faces intense scrutiny and investigations for his use of spiritual items, Asari Dokubo’s similar actions appear to have gone unchecked by these authorities. This discrepancy has led to widespread backlash, with the public actively trolling NAFDAC and VDM on social media for their perceived hypocrisy.
The public's frustration is evident in the numerous memes, comments, and posts criticizing the regulatory bodies for what is seen as an unjust focus on Prophet Jeremiah. The discourse highlights a growing sentiment that faith and spiritual practices, deeply rooted in Nigerian culture, should not be criminalized or selectively regulated.
Many Nigerians view these practices as integral to their spiritual and cultural lives and are calling for fairness and equal treatment. The outcry is not just about one individual versus another; it’s a broader demand for respect and fairness in the regulation of spiritual practices. The public is urging NAFDAC to redirect its focus towards more pressing issues rather than targeting faith leaders who are part of Nigeria's spiritual heritage.
Seven Archbishops, Revered Fathers Lead Protests Against NAFDAC Over Prophet Fufeyin's Water Factory Sealing
Warri, Nigeria- In an unprecedented demonstration of unity, seven Archbishops and several Reverend Fathers have spearheaded a protest against the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) in Asaba, Delta State. Following its decision to seal Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin's miracle water factory. The religious leaders are urging NAFDAC to reverse its decision, which they have called unjust and discriminatory.
The group released a statement criticizing the ban on the sale of Prophet Fufeyin’s miracle water. According to the clerics, various religious institutions in Nigeria utilize materials like miracle water as part of their faith practices, and Prophet Fufeyin's ministry should not be singled out. They underscored that Christ Mercyland Deliverance Ministries, the church led by Prophet Fufeyin, has been selling the water for years without prior issues or complaints from NAFDAC.
The religious leaders further alleged that the agency’s actions were driven by personal biases and possibly bribery, rather than legitimate health or safety concerns. They pointed out that the water has provided economic benefits to the local community, with funds generated from its sale reportedly going to charity and supporting underprivileged residents.
Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin, the founder of Christ Mercyland Deliverance Ministries, echoed these sentiments, accusing NAFDAC of harassment. He maintained that the miracle water produced at his factory adheres to all required health and safety standards, and that the agency had failed to provide concrete reasons for the sealing of the factory. Fufeyin labeled the closure as a form of intimidation and an assault on his ministry.
The protests have gained significant momentum, with many local residents joining the religious leaders in condemning NAFDAC’s actions. Supporters argue that the closure has not only impacted Prophet Fufeyin's church but has also imposed financial strain on the broader community. Many of them depend on the water, both spiritually and economically, as its sale was tied to charitable efforts aiding the less fortunate.
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As tensions rise, all eyes are on NAFDAC, with speculation over whether the agency will reconsider its decision. The dispute could have larger implications, potentially affecting the relationship between Nigeria’s religious leaders, regulatory authorities, and local businesses.
The ongoing protests, coupled with the public outcry, suggest that this confrontation between Prophet Fufeyin's supporters and NAFDAC may intensify before a resolution is reached. The outcome could set a precedent for how government agencies regulate religious institutions and their commercial ventures in Nigeria.
Christ Mercyland Deliverance Ministry Responds to Misleading Report by Punch Newspaper
The media department of Mercy Television, on behalf of Christ Mercyland Deliverance Ministry, has issued a formal response to an article published by Punch Newspaper and its online platform on September 8th, 2024. The article, titled "NAFDAC Investigating Pastor Jeremiah’s Miracle Water, Soap - DG," attributed statements to the Director General of the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), which have sparked concern within the ministry and among its followers.
Christ Mercyland Deliverance Ministry, a law-abiding Christian organization, expressed shock at the publication, stating that it does not accurately represent the facts surrounding the ministry's interactions with NAFDAC. The ministry emphasized its commitment to operating within the confines of Nigerian law, particularly the NAFDAC Act, and reiterated its adherence to the constitutional rights of freedom of religion as enshrined in Sections 38 and 39 of the Federal Republic of Nigeria’s Constitution.
The press release clarified that the only pending issue involving the ministry and NAFDAC arises from a petition by one Mr. Martins Vincent Otse, also known as Verydarkblackman. The ministry disclosed that Mr. Otse had previously forged church receipts to bring a complaint against the ministry to NAFDAC’s Asaba office. The church responded promptly to an invitation from NAFDAC on August 27th, 2024, but noted that it was given less than 12 hours to appear. Despite the short notice, the ministry communicated its position to NAFDAC and provided the necessary documentation.
Further, the ministry pointed out that the receipts presented by Mr. Otse were different from the authentic receipts issued by the church, a fact that has been confirmed through an ongoing police investigation. The press release criticized Punch Newspaper for not reaching out to the ministry for its side of the story, resulting in what it described as “bad journalism” and a “vindictive mission” against the church.
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The ministry also refuted claims made in the Punch article suggesting that it uses NAFDAC’s name to deceive the public. Senior Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin, the spiritual leader of the ministry, has never engaged in any deceptive practices involving NAFDAC, the statement affirmed. The ministry disclosed that on September 2nd, 2024, its representatives, including the Head of Administration, Elder Oguluoa Fufeyin, honored an invitation from NAFDAC’s Asaba headquarters. Contrary to Punch’s report, the church representatives fully cooperated with the investigation.
In closing, the ministry reiterated its commitment to Christianity and its right to religious expression, including the use of spiritual items, which are central to its faith practices. The ministry called on the public to disregard the Punch article, noting that NAFDAC's investigation is still ongoing. The ministry assured its members and the public that it would continue to communicate with NAFDAC and take legal action against any unfounded allegations.
Christ Mercyland Deliverance Ministry remains steadfast in its mission to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ and to practice its faith without interference. The ministry will not be deterred by what it sees as efforts to undermine its religious freedoms.
