It’s been two years that late Maria Kikelomo Oyeyipo passed away at Queen Elizerbeth hospital in United Kingdom.

We the late family of Kikelomo bless God for the gift of our daughter, though gone too soon.

Lord we the entire children of Late Comfort Oyeyipo thank you God for the gift of our late daughter late Kikelomo.

We want to believe that we will celebrate the treasure of our love again, when we are both in your presence forever. May this truth sustain us in the days to come. Take our sad and aching heart and comfort us, Amen.

Naomi , JP for the Oyeyipo’s family.

Valentine Rachael Oparacha Slumped and Died, returns to life after hours of prayers and weeping by some Students of her school.

It would have been a black Sunday in Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO), as a 200 Level Student of the institution identified as Valentine Rachael Oparacha from Department of Biochemistry slumped and passed out.

According to eyewitness ‘Chiamaka Obumma’, who is currently the institution’s Governor for hostel C, she wrote;

“God performed a miracle in FUTO on Sunday evening as a student slumped and was gasping for breath until she stopped breathing, and then came back to life.

Valentine Rachael Oparacha, a 200 level student in the Biochemistry Department, finished doing her laundry. All of a sudden, she slumped and began to lose her breath gradually until she stopped breathing. Girls in the hostel rushed out. There was so much pandemonium as Hostel C was overcrowded with girls. They tried carrying her but she was too big and heavy. They began looking for boys to come help in carrying her to FUTO Medicals. Finally, they got people who carried her to FUTO Medicals. Then, tragedy struck!

When they got to FUTO Medical Centre, the doctor and nurses were confused because already in coma and she wasn’t breathing. Her body was so cold to the point that they couldn’t find any vein to place her on drip. The doctor began to hit her left chest severally until her heart started beating again.

Three days before the unfortunate event, she had a revelation. She told her friend to pray against death not knowing it was meant for her. So on Sunday when she passed out, she said she found her soul in a dark place in the midst of dead people.

She was already in the underworld in Hades until someone said to her: “Go back!” Then she woke up from coma. This is a miracle. God sent her back to warn people about the Judgment Day.”

A man who is now in EFCC custody stupidly sued me. Immediately I got wind of his suit, I approached my friend to represent me in court.

While I was still talking with him, a billionaire associate of mine dropped me a WhatsApp message that he had engaged Mike Ozekhome to represent me.

As I was still on that call, one of Nigeria’s foremost men of God dropped me another WhatsApp message that he had engaged a top lawyer to defend me. At the end of the day, I didn’t need defending because I prayed and a week after I went on my knees to the Living God, the man who foolishly sued me was arrested by the EFCC and his case COLLAPSED.

What am I saying, if you fight for a just cause, you will not be abandoned when you are persecuted in court. If man does not come to your aid, God Himself will deliver you.

If you claim to be a leader and none of your people can put their money and name down for you, then you need to engage in some sober reflection!

If the Federal, State and Local Government does not take the lead in compensating the survivors of the #OnitshaMarketFire, then I call on the church to take the lead. All of us, who call Christ our Lord, should do something, no matter how small, to show them the love of God.

#BBNaija people can’t have more love for each other than us. Read Scripture. When there was famine in Jerusalem, the church around the world contributed money to provide relief for them. That is the type of practical Christianity that pleases God our Father .

Our father and our Lord, please give peace to Nigeria. Let your love reign in Nigeria, for only in you we can live in safety.

Lord, keep Nigerians abd the people living in Nigeria under your care, and guide them in the way of justice and truth, Amen.

Happy 59th Independence day, Nigeria.

We are quick to put the blames of our national sickness and social malady on the doorsteps of President, Senators, Honorables, etc. We hold our leaders responsible for all the problems of our nation. Yes. Our leaders are failure. A colossal waste of highly inteligent human resources, full of covetousness and greed.

However, when we tamper with the Electricity Meters in our houses so that we could cheat the government of actual electricity charges, that is not the sin of a leader. When the drugs in the government hospital is diverted into private clinics and medicine stores, that is not the sin of the leaders. When civil servants who are to report for duties arrive at duty posts at 12pm but register 7.30am on the time-book, that is not the offence of the national leaders. When the infrastructures meant for the national pleasure are vandalized by the common man and the parts are carted away and sold in the common market, and when drivers of cars and vehicles of government parastertals turn the vehicles to public transport on official duties, will that also be the sin committed by national leaders?

When our youths are obssessed with getting out of this country to foreign countries and never cared about endangering their lives across the vast Sahara deserts in the endless hot sand, just to get to Europe and majority of them drown in the sea of Algeria…can the leaders be responsible for that? The Exam invigilators who were bribed to walk out of the examination halls for teachers to supply answers to the students and resulting in widespread malpractices which caused massive cancelation of results…whose fault would that be also? Leadership or Followership.

Nigerians are about to witness a new scandalous revelation with Rev. Biodun Fatoyinbo, Funke Adejumo and Prophet SK Abiara at the centre of an alleged abortion and Manslaughter allegation.

Weeks after Rev. Biodun Fatoyinbo was invited for questioning by the Police Headquarters in Abuja over his alleged involvement in the rape of professional photographer, Busola Dakolo, Commonwealth of Zion Assembly (COZA) pastor, Biodun Fatoyinbo is being investigated for another crime bordering on alleged possible manslaughter.

According to reports, a petition which includes an audio recording has been submitted to the office of the Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, accusing Fatoyinbo of coercing former church member, Ifeoluwa Dolapo into undergoing a procedure to abort a baby after allegedly impregnating her – a procedure which eventually caused her death.

“According to the revelation from the audio clip, the 1st Suspect (Biodun Fatoyinbo) threatened the deceased, and requested that she got rid of the unwanted pregnancy as he surmised that it would be scandalous and injurious to his reputation as a highly revered and renowned Pastor,” the petition reads.

“While the deceased assured the 1st Suspect that she would keep the news of the pregnancy private and just within her family, the 1st suspect insisted and ensured that an abortion of the pregnancy was carried out with the reluctant acquiescence of the deceased.”

The petition which was submitted by Pelumi Olajengbesi, a public interest lawyerz, who alleged that the renowned clergyman and woman, Pastor S.K Abiara and Rev. Funke Adejumo were not only privy to the crime but also assisted Fatoyinbo “to conceal the offences”.

Nothing in your life is a wast. In John 6:12 ” When they had all had enough to eat, he said to his disciples, “Gather the pieces that are left over. Let nothing be wasted.” unquote …notice God never wast anything.., people today has been abuse, been divorce, been through other failures.. its easy to just settle for mediocrity and think oohh I’ve blown it so many times..but NO!! God still has a plan.., you can come to Him with nothing but broken pieces,broken dreams, broken marriage, a messed up life.. God can still make something great out of it.

In Jeremiah 18:4 “But the pot he was shaping from the clay was marred in his hands; so the potter formed it into another pot, shaping it as seemed best to him”….unquote; notice it says the pot became marred in the hand of the potter,that means its messed up,its broken,but the potter doesn’t just throw it away and say too bad; let me make something else,it says the potter formed it into another pot once again…, when its all set and done; the pot is stronger and more beautiful than it ever was before.., of cause the potter represents God..

all of us go through failures, disappointment, things were people didn’t treat us right, we end up hurt, broken, may be feeling like we don’t have much of a future.., but God is saying through this passage; if you will just stay through with hope; I will take your broken pieces, the hurts, the failures, the disappointments and I will use them, not just to put them back together but I will bring you out better off than had that happen to you….What’s my POINT..??? Never you allow past mistakes and failure stop you from becoming that great person God has made you to be, no wrong can overcome the mercy of God in your life.

It is well with your soul, have faith Lord can do it shalom.

WHAT A CATHOLIC PRIEST DID

Some years back, after a Sunday morning Mass in Abuja, a young and a good looking lady walked up to me. She was holding a fat brown envelope. She handed the envelope to me and said I should please pray for her.

I asked her about the content of the envelope and what particular intention would I be praying for?

She told me that she started working just a month ago and that she came to thank the Lord and to offer the first fruit of her work for God’s blessings.

What was in the envelope was her salary for that month. Her first salary. The entire money! Everything!

In all honesty, I was speechless not for lack of words but for being unable to know where to begin. Inside me I was like: do people still entrust everything they have to God in a child-like simplicity like this? I was really moved.

In my heart, I said a prayer for her, that type of prayer that is deep down, it was as though it was the Holy Spirit Himself that was praying through me. I was feeling the answers to the prayers even before I finished praying.

Then she knelt down, I laid my hands upon her and blessed her and the money.

After prayers, I asked her to tell me how much was in the envelope. She said Eighty Thousand Naira.

Then I asked, “how much covers your transport to your work daily?”

She said “approximately N1,000 naira to and fro, Father.”

That means for 27 work days, it would be N27,000.

Then I spoke up again, “Sorry o, I am asking you too many questions, how much do you feed daily when you go to work?”

She answered “It depends. If I want to eat so well, I spend 800 naira with drinks, but mainly I spend just N500, and sometimes I carry food from home.”

So, I made the calculation in my head. Let say she spends 500 naira daily, 27 work days would be 13,500 naira.

I went ahead to enquire about her accommodation and I discovered that she stayed alone in an apartment she just rented. We made the calculation by dividing the annual rent by 12 months and we discovered that if she was to pay rent monthly, it would be N12,500.

Her monthly electricity and water bill with other fees for house maintenance was put at N10,000. On phone calls and data, we approximated it to be N5000 monthly. Her monthly DSTV subscription was around N3,600 for DSTV family bouquet.

When you put all the expenses together and subtract it from the N80,000, she would be left with N8,400 to buy food stuffs and other things in the house.

These are the expenses that she wss sure to spend every month. We had not even talked about other things like make up, doing her hair, clothes, gifts to family and even savings.

This is a huge sacrifice, in my judgement. I intentionally asked her those questions so as to ascertain the depth of her sacrifice.

I brought out the envelope, bless it for the second time and gave it to her. I looked at her countenance and I knew she was not too comfortable with my action. Then I took time to explain the Bible to her. That was when I discovered that so many people do not truly understand how God works.

When God asks us for first fruit or for tithe or for any sacrifice, it is not so that He will eat it. No! He has no need of our money. When He asked Abraham to sacrifice his only son, it was not because he liked seeing the blood of innocent children.

When He asked Abel and Cain to make a sacrifice to Him, it was not because he ate fruit or even drank blood of rams. It is simply to test how committed we are, how willing are we to leave everything to Him. Do we, like Cain, select offerings that we no longer desire and give to Him or do we, like Abel, empty everything to Him?

This lady that brought the first fruit began to understand for the first time. Right from when she put the money in the envelope to bring to God, God had already accepted her offering. The minister must not spend the money. It is just that most of us ministers are unfortunately greedy. And we use God’s name to cover it up. We often see the part of scriptures that favour our stomach.

Theologically, when you give to God, He transforms that gift and gives it back to you. The bread and wine people offer before mass are transformed to the body and blood of Christ and given back to the people to eat and drink.

The son Isaac that Abraham gave to God, was transformed to be a channel that would bring forth the fulfillment of God’s promise and given back to Abraham.

The offerings of bread and fish people brought were prayed upon and given back to them to eat and they were filled, still there was left over.

The water they filled at the wedding in Cana is given back to them as wine.

The Ugwu Kelvin that my parents offered to God, is given back to them as a priest.

The money that the young lady brought to me as her first fruit is blessed and given back to her as pure gift from heaven.

— By Rev.Fr.Ugwu Kelvin.