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20 окт., 18:51
Nigerian man questions why wealthy celebrities like Messi, Dave, Ed Sheeran, N’Golo Kanté and Sadio Mané dress so simply despite their fortunes, saying they hardly look like celebrities. 😭😂 Must wealth reflect in your dressing?Instablog9ja
20 окт., 18:07
Odumeje accused some churches of prioritising money collection over demonstrating spiritual power and performing miracles, claiming that worshippers are often subjected to repeated teachings about giving without seeing practical evidence of miracles.“Those people that collect tithes and teach tithes every day when you come to church, they will be interested in making sure that they clear your pockets. And there is no practical evidence and miracles that you will see. The only thing is stories. That is not the kind of church I run,” he said.Explaining the focus of his ministry, the cleric added, “My mission on earth is demonstration of power. All the teaching of tithe and teaching of giving, I am not in that area.”However, Odumeje clarified that he was not against tithing, stressing that the decision to pay should be a personal choice rather than something imposed on Christians.“I don’t collect tithes. Nobody pays me tithes. I am not saying that tithe is bad. It’s a decision between you and God if you want to pay tithe. Tithe is real. But it is something that you must decide. Not something that somebody will be brainwashing you, forcing you,” he said.The cleric also condemned teachings suggesting that Christians would be denied access to heaven if they failed to pay tithes, arguing against the use of such claims to pressure worshippers into giving.Instablog9ja
20 окт., 18:07
I Don’t Collect Tithes like some churches; My Mission On Earth Is Demonstration Of Power — Odumeje Says, Accuses Some Churches Of Prioritising Money Collection Over MiraclesThe General Overseer of Mountain of Holy Ghost Intervention and Deliverance Ministry, Prophet Chukwuemeka Ohanaemere, popularly known as Odumeje, has said his ministry does not collect tithes, insisting that his primary mission is to demonstrate spiritual power.The cleric made this known during an appearance on the Honest Bunch Podcast, in an episode uploaded to YouTube on Monday, where he criticised churches that frequently preach about tithing.Instablog9ja
20 окт., 18:02
“You will park like five, six cars inside your compound, five, six Benz worth 50, 300, 400 million naira, but you are still going to apply for visa. You still want to go to ordinary Dubai, you are going to queue for visa with Nigeria passport. What are you using your money to do? Who is supposed to buy a second citizenship first if not you?” Fekomi said.He advised high-earning individuals to consider obtaining a second passport or investing in businesses capable of generating enough money to afford one.“The first thing you should — once you make 10, 20, 300 million, get a second passport, keep it somewhere, you understand? Or you get a business that can earn you the money to afford that kind of passport,” he added.Fekomi further criticised those who spend heavily on luxury fashion and champagne to impress others.“But no, you want to buy Benz. You use your money, you go and use your money to be buying all this unnecessary expensive wears because you want to prove a point, be popping champagne everywhere. Don’t worry, don’t worry,” he said.His remarks have sparked discussions about whether wealthy individuals should prioritise luxury purchases or long-term investments.Instablog9ja
20 окт., 18:02
Our content creators and influencers are one of the d¥mbest. They buy Benz and queue for Visas instead of buying a 2nd citizenship — Fekomi.Fekomi has criticised content creators, brand influencers and self-described self-made CEOs for prioritising luxury cars, designer clothes and champagne over investments that could improve their financial security and international mobility.Speaking in a video circulating online, he questioned why influencers spend their first major earnings on expensive vehicles instead of obtaining a second passport or building businesses.“One of the dumbest people I have seen in real life is some of these content creators and brand influencers. You guys have been creating content for so long, you’ve made a lot of dollars. The first money you will make, you go and be buying Benz. What are you using Benz to do?” he asked.He also questioned why some wealthy Nigerians own several expensive cars but still have to apply for visas when travelling abroad.Instablog9ja
20 окт., 17:58
The directive sparked heated exchanges in a WhatsApp group, where Dean of Students Affairs, Dr. Bertrand Ekwe, reportedly confirmed that a NELFUND receipt was required for examination clearance.When a student asked what would happen if their parents refused to allow them to apply, the account identified as the dean’s replied: “Then it might be very difficult for you to continue in ESCET.”Asked whether students without the receipt would be barred from examinations, the dean reportedly responded: “Yes for now or if management change their decision.”The dean also allegedly warned a member criticising the policy: “Don’t discourage others through this platform. We promote State Government interest here. If you continue, I will remove you.”Some students argued that the loan should remain optional, with one message stating: “In as much we are supporting nelfund-loan, it shouldn’t be compulsory for all the students, nelfund loan was established for the less privileged students.”The message also alleged that school fees of ₦8,500 were being displayed as ₦9,500 on some NELFUND dashboards.Affected students are reportedly calling on management to review the directive and allow those who prefer to pay their fees directly to continue their studies.Instablog9ja
20 окт., 17:58
ESCET Makes NELFUND Student Loan Application Compulsory for all students. Bars those that didn’t apply for it from exams.Controversy has erupted at Enugu State College of Education (Technical), Enugu (ESCET), after management reportedly made applying for the Federal Government’s NELFUND loan compulsory for all NCE and degree students, with non-compliance potentially leading to examination bans.In a memo dated October 6, 2026, Acting Registrar Patrick A. Aneke stated: “This is the bring to the knowledge of all College students and indeed the College Community that it is now compulsory for every student (both in NCE and Degree programmes) to enroll and access the Nigeria Education Loan Fund (NELFund).”The memo directed fresh and returning students to apply through the college’s NELFUND desk officer, Dr. Rufina Agu, for the 2026/2027 academic session.Instablog9ja
20 окт., 17:52
“What politicians do is that they will infiltrate the list either at the state level, then we bring in people, sew NYSC uniform for them, so what you find at the polling unit are people actually submitted through compromise to our own staff to conduct election at the level of the polling unit,” Igini stated.He stressed the importance of technology, warning: “Because any organization that fails to embrace technology will be overtaken by chaos, okay, or decay or decline.”However, Igini urged Nigerians to recognise their power at polling units, noting that only four officials are normally deployed to each unit.“The good news to the Nigerian people, this is what you need to know, is that at the polling unit you have only four officials,” he said.He added that voters outnumber officials across Nigeria’s 176,846 polling units, saying: “Voters will normally outnumber poll officials at the polling unit, that’s where the power of voters lies.”Recalling his experience supervising elections in Osun State in August 2014, Igini said: “I was the one who superintended the conduct of election in Ife South that won and we shut down all the tricks to rig election in that state.”
