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  • Cleric seeks tight security in worship centres, others

    Cleric seeks tight security in worship centres, others

    A cleric, Pastor Isaiah Alade aka ‘Omo Woli’ has urged security agencies across the nation to beef up security around worship centres, public places, recreation centres and others. 

    Alade, who is the District Superintendent, Christ Apostolic Church, (CAC), Mountain of Mercy, District Headquarters, Ojoo, Ibadan, said though security agencies are trying they need to put more measures in place to curb crimes and criminality in the society.

    Speaking with journalists in Ibadan, Alade said religious leaders must also be security conscious in their respective places of worship, saying all hands must be on deck on security as it cannot be left for government alone, calling on people to be more vigilant.

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    He said: “I want the Nigeria Police and other sister agencies to have a robust synergy towards ensuring security of lives of innocent citizens irrespective of where they are in the country and all will be much better for it”.

    He urged parents and guardians to teach their children in ways of God, as they play major roles in their upbringing to build solid foundation for them. 

    “Quality parental roles on children will no doubt create right path for children to succeed and contribute meaningfully to the society and parents are to be responsible for the physical, moral, religious and mental development of their children for our society to enjoy absolute peace,” he stated. 

    He however appealed to criminally-minded people to repent and come closer to God who is capable of making them relevant and using them as vessels towards repositioning the society for better.

  • PFN mulls support for FOOD4ALL to tackle hunger

    PFN mulls support for FOOD4ALL to tackle hunger

    As part of efforts to tackle poverty and hunger in the land, the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN), the apex body of all Pentecostal Churches in Nigeria has thrown its weight behind the “FOOD4ALL Initiative.”

    The initiative is a pro-Nigeria food security and agri-food entrepreneurship intervention programme created to help solve Nigeria’s current problems of high food prices, acute hunger, youth and women unemployment, household poverty, economic hardship, high youth crime rates and national insecurity.

    Bishop Francis Wale-Oke, National President of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN) who received and hosted the FOOD4ALL Advocacy Team led by Comrade Kennedy Iyere, at the Sword of The Spirit Ministries, his church in Ibadan, pledged his total support for the programme.

    “I am Bishop Francis Wale-Oke, by the grace of God, the National President of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN), the Chancellor of Precious Cornerstone University and Founding President of the Sword of the Spirit Ministries. This programme, the FOOD4ALL Initiative, is a great intervention that is God-sent to take care of the ticking time bomb of food insecurity and acute hunger crisis, which if not speedily and squarely tackled will explode Nigeria into a chaotic and catastrophic mass protest by angry hungry people, who are overwhelmed with unbearable hunger and economic hardship.

    “FOOD4ALL Initiative is also a critical intervention capable of neutralizing the atomic bomb of youth restiveness, which indeed is a huge threat to the country’s political stability, national security and economic productivity. Therefore, it is my pleasure and joy, to whole-heartedly endorse the FOOD4ALL Initiative, in my capacity, as the National President of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN), Chancellor of Precious Cornerstone University and Founder of the Sword Of The Spirit Ministries. I also call on all influential Nigerians and all well-meaning citizens to give their whole support and total commitment towards the success of this great intervention programme,” Bishop Wale-Oke said.

    It is a widely known fact that Nigeria is presently confronted with an acute food crisis for which many families are unable to feed themselves, a worrisome ugly development that poses huge health hazards to millions of Nigerians, especially children and other most vulnerable citizens.

    Apart from the health risks, Nigeria’s existing hunger crisis also poses a critical threat to its political stability, human productivity and national security. These negative factors are indeed too saliently dangerous to be ignored and it is for that same reason that the “FOOD4ALL Initiative” was jointly created by two mega Nigeria NGOs, namely FUND-YES Cooperative (a subsidiary social enterprise operated by Youths Off The Street Initiative) and the Multi-Life Savers For The Less Privileged People, respectively headed by Comrade Kennedy Iyere and Reverend Father Ejike Mbaka. 

    The FOOD4ALL Initiative is the most critical intervention Nigeria needs at this point in time, especially as the country’s hunger situation is now a ticking time bomb and a keg of gunpowder. If nothing is done to proactively avert a looming mass protest by hungry and angry Nigerians, the outcome of such a revolt by angry citizens will obviously not be pleasant.

    This is why Comrade Kennedy Iyere, a frontline humanitarian activist, creator, and chief promoter of the FOOD4ALL Initiative, is calling on all influential Nigerians and other concerned global partners, to lend their voices and also give their money,  in support of the FOOD4ALL Initiative towards its successful implementation.

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    FOOD4ALL Initiative was publicly unveiled in Transcorp Hilton Abuja on the 31st May 2024 by key prominent Nigerians and these include His Royal Highness, Alhaji (Dr) Yahaya Abubakar, CFR (Etsu Nupe), Reverend Father Ejike Mbaka, Prof Maurice Iwu, Senator Emmanuel Ebok-Essien (PANDEF Chairman), Dr Pogu Bitrus (Chairman, Middle Belt Forum), Comrade Kenneth Robinson (PANDEF Organizing Secretary), Dr Tanko Yunusa (NCF Spokesperson), Apostle Lawrence Achudume (VLBC Founder), Prof Charles Nwekeaku.

    FOOD4ALL Initiative is also widely endorsed and partnered by several frontline and credible NGOs, youth organisations, women’s groups, community associations, cooperative societies, traditional institutions, religious bodies, and others.

    The list includes the National Council of Traditional Rulers of Nigeria (NCTRN), Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA), Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN), National Council For Women Societies (NCWS), Federation of Muslim Women Associations of Nigeria (FOMWAN), Smallholder Women Farmers Organisation of Nigeria (SWOFON), as well as other apex bodies for youths, market women, market traders (men and women) and others.

    Iyere called on Nigerians both home and abroad to massively partner with the FOOD4ALL Initiative.

     He affirmed that the Initiative will be driven and implemented through the “One-Family-One-Farmer Scheme”, which aims to recruit and build a national grassroots agricultural entrepreneurship and agri-food cooperative business network of six million smart farmers, especially youths and young women, in addition to older farmers in rural communities.

     Iyere also added that the FOOD4ALL Initiative is designed to grow a national grassroots cooperative business network of six million food entrepreneurs.

    Iyere has confirmed that the FOOD4ALL Fundraising Campaign will kick-start on Thursday 11th July, 2024. It is designed to raise and generate funds globally for the implementation of the One-Family-One-Farmer Scheme and the financing of youths and young women as “Smart Farmers.”

    These efforts are targeted towards tackling hunger, high food prices, unemployment, economic hardship, and household poverty. Iyere also said that the Funds raised through the FOOD4ALL Initiative will also help to finance the “FEEFUND.”

  • Only God can save Nigeria from famine, says Evang Ojo Ade

    Only God can save Nigeria from famine, says Evang Ojo Ade

    Renowned gospel music minister, Evangelist Ojo Ade, has affirmed that only God can save Nigeria from famine and its current economic crisis. 

    He made this assertion while preaching at the ongoing 5-day power packed vigil tagged: “Power Of Your Dream” in his church, Christ Gift Revival Ministries, Dalemo-Alakuko, Lagos State. 

    He called on Christians and other Nigerians to return to God, saying only him can save Nigeria from its current state.

    He said that everyone needs to let go of his or her sinful deeds from the leaders to the followers.

    He said: “I waxed a record in 1986, which says if we believe in soldiers, we are lying, if we believe in government, we are deceiving ourselves, until we return to God, before we receive deliverance. 

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    “If we as a nation want to overcome this struggle we are facing, we all have to return to God, not about church or mosque, because we love religion alot in Nigeria, we should forsake our sins and i believe God will save us.

    “Power of your dream is an annual programme that has been held over 15 years and is still waxing strong as God is proving his mightiness through miracles and redemption of souls. 

    “We have been having Power of Your Dream program in this church for over 15years now, and God has been proving himself mighty through miracles, signs and wonders, yesterday we recorded a deaf and dumb man receive his healing, and so many more miracles, God has been good to us.”

    The five day vigil which started on the July 1st continues till Friday July 5th, before closing the revival service at the church thanksgiving service on Sunday, 7th July at the church auditorium. 

  • Ibadan South Anglican Diocese to mark 25th anniversary

    Ibadan South Anglican Diocese to mark 25th anniversary

    The Diocese of Ibadan South, Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion is set to mark the 25th anniversary celebration of the inauguration of the Diocese.

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    The 25th anniversary celebration with the theme: “The Good treasure of the Lord God” holds from Monday July 1- 14, 2024.

    Speaking in Ibadan at a briefing at The Cathedral Church of St. David, Kudeti, the Diocesan Bishop, Rt. Rev. Akintunde Popoola described the celebration as a historic land mark. 

    According to him, activities for the week- long event Include revival and exchange of pulpit, youth varieties day, visitation to special needs school, motherless babies home, business summit, fair and product exhibition.

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    Others are: medical outreach, football match, mega rally and praise fiesta, early morning Holy Communion in Parishes, award and Gala day and thanksgiving among others.

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    He said the Diocese, despite been the youngest of the three Anglican Diocese, it’s Cathedral was the first Christian Church in Ibadan with history of over 170 years right back to when the first European Evangelist, Rev. David Hinderer accompanied by five other Christians arrived Ibadan and were granted permission to settle in the vicinity.

    He noted that the arrival of the Europeans in Ibadan inspired and led mission to save souls, educate minds and healed the sick so much that Christians in Oyo, Osun, Ondo, Ekiti and Kwara State traced their origin to evangelism efforts spearheaded by the missionaries who settled in Kudeti, Ibadan.

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    The cleric said the church has contributed immensely to humanity in many areas including educating the people, welfare for members and non members, medical mission and encouraging people to join politics.

    “We look forward to doing great exploits for God and our communities as we focus on the mission of our forebears to bring Christ to as many as don’t know Him so that lives would become better on earth and in heaven.

    “We will also redouble our efforts in area of education, health and care for the special children of God that many called physically or mentally challenged,” he said. 

  • Cleric greets Oyebanji on MSME award of excellence

    Cleric greets Oyebanji on MSME award of excellence

    A Cleric and Planter of CAC Adamimogo Grace Of Mercy Prayer Mountain World-wide, Prophet Sam Olu-Alo, has felicitated Ekiti Governor Biodun Oyebanji for the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) Award of Excellence for contribution to MSME sector in Ekiti State.

    The Cleric, who is the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Dake Foods Processing Company in Ekiti State, also lauded Oyebanji’s appointment to the board of Niger Delta Power Holding Company (NDPHC), a critical institution in the Power sector.

    A statement on behalf of the cleric by his Personal Assistant, Hon. Deji Ogunbusuyi, described the MSME award as a testament to the dedication and collaborative effort of Governor Oyebanji’s administration aimed at boosting economic landscape of the state and ensured shared prosperity agenda of the Governor.

    According to him, this can be attained by giving more support to MSMEs to a highest magnitude, to increase jobs and youth empowerment the more, which will serve as a driver of job creation, innovation, and economic diversification in the State.

    He said: “It is the belief of all well meaning people of Ekiti State that the present accolades is just a tip of the ice berg as the stellar performance of the governor will attract a lot more honours to Ekiti State.

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    “I commend your Excellency for being focused and diligent in handling the affairs of our dear State, as reflected in your new recognition and responsibility.”

    Olu-Alo pledged support for Oyebanji to continue achieving and winning more laurels for Ekiti State.

    “Governor Oyebanji is a blessing to us Ekiti a blessing to us in Ekiti at present, and we shall continue to support him to open more grounds for our people to soar in every field of endeavour,” he stated. 

    He prayed for Ekiti, Southwest, and Nigerian as a whole, saying bad news will soon end in the nation and Nigeria will begin to experience good news.

  • Cleric tasks Lagos on food security

    Cleric tasks Lagos on food security

    The Lagos State Governor has been charged to strengthen its commitment to enhancing agricultural productivity, promoting food safety, and meeting the nutritional needs of the population.

    The General Superintendent, Christ Redemption Bible Church Worldwide, Prophet John Oluwadare made this call while responding to questions from journalists on the state of the nation in his church in Lagos.

    Oluwadare, however, commended the Lagos State governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu for the various initiatives aimed at impacting positively on the lives of the residents and making Lagos a business hub and an economic destination for all and Sundry.

    He underscores a comprehensive approach to promoting agricultural development, enhancing food security, and protecting public health in Lagos State, adding that by investing in farm equipment, empowering farmers, facilitating access to credit, and improving storage facilities, Lagos aims to position itself as a leading agricultural hub in the region.

    The clergy emphasized the need to put the multi-million naira investment of Imota Rice Mill into an effective and functional use, to enhance rice production, thus opening the market, and reducing the price of food, especially rice, which is a staple food for Nigerians.

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    He, therefore, appealed to Governor Sanwo-Olu to optimize the rice mill plant and ensure a steady supply of rice paddy, noting that such effort can contribute significantly to the state’s development goals and improve the well-being of its residents.

    Prophet John’s admonished the Lagos State governor to reflects on the transformative potential of agricultural initiatives, drawing inspiration from Niger State Governor Mohammed Umar Bego’s efforts which is aimed at liberating the nation from hunger and starvation, improve the value of our currency, that is currently experiencing fluctuation, due to over-depended on importation, particularly food items such as rice.

    Oluwadare, further assures governor Sanwo-Olu, that the Church is praying for the success of his administration and, therefore, confidences, that he will end well.

  • GOFAMINT General Overseer advises Tinubu on governance

    GOFAMINT General Overseer advises Tinubu on governance

    The General Overseer of the Gospel Faith Mission International (GOFAMINT), Pastor Elijah Abina, has called on President Bola Tinubu to tackle governmental and constitutional issues with vision and with the fear of God, stressing that they will one day give account to God.

    Abina, who made this call during his closing remarks at the 15th edition of the Bi-annual National Conference of GOFAMINT Men Fellowship (MEFEL), tagged ‘Men of Issachar,’ urged President Tinubu-led administration to govern the masses with good example, as they will give account of their stewardship after their days in office.

    “I urge you all to go and be the visionary man God wants you to be.

    He said “Our leaders in the government must act like the Biblical Apostles. We need men who are principled and forward-thinking leadership who prioritize the welfare of the nation and operate within a framework of moral responsibility and accountability to God and the people.

    Abina, who recently marked his 89th birthday, frowned at the ugly situation of things in the country and called on leaders in the government to replicate the theme of the conference, adding that “the men of the tribe of Issachar had a deep understanding of their times.

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    He said, “According to 1 Chronicles 12:32, understanding their times meant they knew precisely what Israel ought to do. They were divinely endowed with the wisdom to comprehend what God was doing and what they needed to do to align themselves with Him, and they did what they needed to do with vision and with the fear of God.

    “I pray for you and urge you to lead with vision and with the fear of God, because where there is no vision, the people perish, and the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and knowledge of the Holy One is understanding. Through wisdom, your days will be many, and years will be added to your life. If you are wise, your wisdom will reward you; if you are a mocker, you alone will suffer,” Abina said.

    The General Secretary of GOTAMINT, Femi Omowunmi charged members to do the right thing as Christians. “The Bible says we are the light and the salt of the world. So, we should be able to know that at a time like this, in our country, we have a role to play. Our role is to contribute positively to the development of the country and to solve the problems in the country.” The journalists turned clergy said.

    The guest speaker, Pastor Segun Olatunji described Men of Issachar as “Wisemen”

    Olatunji emphasizes two essential qualities that men, not only within GOFAMINT but globally and in Nigeria specifically, should strive to uphold which include: the importance of spiritual integrity, moral fortitude, and unwavering commitment among men, emphasizing their role as pillars of faith and leadership in their respective spheres of influence.

  • Nigeria to host global Baptist World Alliance’s annual gathering

    Nigeria to host global Baptist World Alliance’s annual gathering

    The Baptist World Alliance (BWA) which is the global umbrella Baptist family organisation is set to hold its annual gathering in Nigeria for the first time.

    The global event will see congregants attending from various countries around the world.

    The annual gathering is scheduled to be held at the Eko Hotel and Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos and the Baptist International Convention Centre (BICC) on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway.

    A major highlight of the event which will commence on July 7, 2024 and conclude on July 12, 2024, is the 10th Baptist International Conference on Theological Education otherwise called BICTE. The BICTE will run specifically from July 5th-July 7th.

    The Baptist World Alliance, which comprises 51 million people in 130 countries and 253 member bodies, is unified by a primary mission to impact the world for Christ.

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    The event is expected to offer Baptists across the globe an opportunity to connect through worship, prayer, learning, relationship, building and shared ministry experience.

    The President of the Nigerian Baptist Convention, Rev. Dr. Israel Adelani Akanji stated that the Nigeria Baptist Family is pleased to host the global Baptist Family to further deepen fellowship and bond among the members.

    He added that hosting the global Baptist members is intended to leverage the impact of Baptist mission work in Nigeria.

  • Umunna: My encounter with assassins

    Umunna: My encounter with assassins

    As the President of Bible Life Bible Church, Bishop (Prof.) Leonard Umunna celebrates a festival of Platinum Jubilee Praise marking his 70th birthday today with a book launch entitled: ‘Divine Wealth And Success: Unlocking the Abundance Within,’ ADEOLA OGUNLADE burrows through its rich archives to recap parts of the journey of the mercurial, entrepreneurial and the philanthropic proprietor of both Leonard Umunna College and Leonard Umunna Medical Centre, Olodi Apapa, Ajegunle, Lagos, on his eventful sojourn on earth at 70. Excerpts

    Experiences in over 45 years in ministry

    There are too many. For instance, I have faced death over 50 times, so, to ask me about the terrible experiences I have had in the ministry over the years will be too much for your magazine to publish in 10 volumes. But let me single out a few of them. Let me narrate the one that happened on September 21, 1997, when some hired assassins came here (his church) as a result of a message I preached on the radio during the regime of a former military ruler, the late now General Sani Abacha, which I titled: ‘A Message to the Nation.’ In that message, I made a reference to the appointment of Gen. Musa Bamayi (rtd) by his regime as boss of the Nigerian Drugs Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA). Based on the good performance of Bamayi in office as the NDLEA boss, which many Nigerians were commending, I advised the then Head of State General Sanni Abacha now late to appoint other people of Bamayi’s stuff over some other national bodies and agencies like the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) etc to complement what Bamayi was doing. Eh! Gen. Abacha said that was a political message and ordered that my messages should not be aired again.

    Well, I pressed one particular message to be aired that Esther was told by Mordecai that if she didn’t stand up at such a time as this to save her people, the people’s salvation might eventually come through another person, and she and her family would pay dearly for her refusal to ensure her people’s salvation when she had the opportunity to do so. After this message was aired the next was that one night around 11 pm some military men came with a Land Rover; they called me out and asked me some questions such as which association I belonged to. Which political party did I belong to; and all others?

    I answered them appropriately that apart from the Christian bodies, I don’t belong to any other association or any political party, stressing that I couldn’t have belonged to any political party because I believe as a pastor, I’m greater than any nation’s president because presidents make inquiries from prophets of God. While presidents rule in the secular, we, pastors rule in the spiritual. That they are kings, and we are greater than kings because what is the need for a political office that is temporal when you lead a church that is permanent?

    In addition, I told them that I’m a multi-talented person: I write, I preach, I sing, and I have many businesses to manage my family and a church with many branches etc. So, I don’t have time for any political interest. After they finished interviewing me, the people left me alone saying this man is not a politician but a preacher.

    On a later date, they returned for me. This time they dressed like sports people and asked me to come out. Immediately, the voice of God told me that they were hired assassins that I should tell them that I would soon be with them. I told God that I vowed that I would not tell lies but He said it was not a lie, that I should go to the altar to meet them. Already, they had gathered the people that came for nigh prayers and packed them like sardines. Soon, they broke down all the doors leading to my bedroom. They pulled down all the burglary proofs while I was already at the altar but they couldn’t see me. They were asking the people they met about my whereabouts. They searched everywhere for me with their torch lights not knowing that I was standing with them right on the altar. After about four hours of endless search for me, I told God to put off the light. When this was done they left. They were over 50 people in number. I don’t want to share all of that terrible experience because they could evoke emotions.

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    Motivation to continue in ministry in the face of terrible experiences

    Oh! The joy of seeing souls coming into the vineyard of the Lord! You see, God is rewarding me. For instance, I have won more souls for the Lord than ever. When I see souls coming in through God’s confirmation of His Word in our various programmes and seeing people’s lives being changed or transformed in our programmes gladdens me.

    Pastoring a church in a slum and jungle like Ajegunle

    Ajegunle was a no-go area when I came over here. Ajegunle was truly a jungle city when we came here, a den of armed robbers and herbalists. But today God has really helped us to impact upon the area and its people positively. God actually directed us to this place.

    There were several physical attacks on me and some of our church members from some of the residents. At a point in time, we got one of them arrested and he confessed that some people sent him to attack me to see if that could close down or relocate our church from Ajegunle to somewhere else.

    Ajegunle used to be a dumpsite with the notorious Achakpo refuse mountain. We prayed and fasted in the church to God concerning the environment. Shortly after that Abacha invited Brig. Gen Buba Marwa from America to replace Colonel Olagunsoye Oyinlola as Lagos State governor. Marwa came and sent caterpillars to bulldoze the Achakpo refuse mountain.

    From there we embarked upon prayers to God that Ajegunle must cease to be a haven of prostitution, a hideout of criminals and God has started doing just that. Today, with police or no police we can close our eyes firmly and sleep in Ajegunle without any fear of molestation or threats to lives as it were in the past. Many of the hotels in Ajegunle have been taken over to build schools, hospitals and churches. At least in Ajegunle today, you can count between 25-30 churches. Without being immodest I can say God has used me to turn Ajegunle around for God and His glory with the presence and activities of Bible Life Bible Church in this area,

    Impacts of Leonard Umunna College, Leonard Umunna Medical Centre in the transformation of Ajegunle

    These are purely my private investments since July 26, 1986, when I left government work. When God told me, Leonard, from today serve nobody; face my work fully but appoint people to represent you in your secular businesses. He asked me to establish the hospital following the footsteps of the missionaries that brought Christianity to Nigeria. That at least when someone is at the point of death or sickly, he would like to receive help, and if he received the help he would like to hear and listen to the gospel that we preach. Besides, God added that if I could catch the children young through provision of education to them, they would do better.

  • Gospel singer Sunday Peters out with: ‘Mo L’oluwa’

    Gospel singer Sunday Peters out with: ‘Mo L’oluwa’

    A gospel music minister, Sunday Peters, has announced the release of his new single video “MO L’oluwa” meaning I have a God. 

    The song, which encapsulates God’s loving kindness, faithfulness and uplifting lyrics, was mixed and mastered by mixwithfemiokunuga, shot and chopped by Director Ayobami. 

    Highlighting his passion for gospel music, minister Peters explained that music for him is sharing God’s love and His word through songs: “My goal is to reach the world by telling them about the love of Christ. My joy is for people to listen to my songs and be inspired, listen to my songs and give their life to the Lord”, Peters said.

    He  assured Nigerians that his new video, MO L’oluwa is a song of worship and a weapon of warfare that keyed into, will bring tremendous transformation and victory into the life of listeners. 

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    The songwriter stressed the need to live a righteous lifestyle for God to step into one’s life challenges. He added that whosoever  seeks the Lord needs to be pure and holy as God is an embodiment of purity and holiness.

    In his words: “I am happy to announce to the world that  MO L’oluwa my official debut song is out. Some part of the lyrics talk about how God defeated the enemies of God’s children. If you are going through any challenges or unpleasant circumstances, I want to encourage you to listen to the song and use it as weapon of warfare to confront such challenges and you will see God winning that battle on your behalf. 

    “And for those of us who have the Victory already we can go ahead and rejoice over that victory, knowing  fully well that Jesus Christ have your back. He is God and He is dependable”.

    “MO L’oluwa is a must-listen for anyone seeking a deeper connection with God. It is more than just a song, it’s a reminder that God is alive.”