Bishop Oyedepo yesterday, via his Twitter account has stated that anyone who doesn’t pay their tithe is “under a financial curse”, stating that wealth and prosperity is totally impossible without tithing.

“Tithing is an inescapable covenant obligation. Prosperity not just wealth is impossible without tithing, because when you’re not paying your tithe, you’re under a financial curse. #Tithe #Breakinglimits.”

In a previous message, Oyedepo had said that COVID-19 is strategy of the devil and his human agents to stop the growth of the church all over the world.

In his words;

”Coronavirus is nothing but anti-church virus. Now, freedom of worship is no longer a constitutional right. It is now determined by certain individuals. This is no longer coronavirus, at least in two states- Lagos and Ogun, this is anti-church virus. Caution must be exercised”

He continued saying ;

“Can anybody silence the church? Never. I have never heard of anybody that got healed in the market but God heals people in the church day and night. We have recorded 114 coronavirus healing testimonies, we got 10 this week. And that is the place that is vulnerable and not the market.

“This is anti-church virus we are fighting. It is the grand design of the devil globally to see how he can silence the church.

“Everybody is in the market running over one another everyday of the week and there is no outbreak from the market but there is outbreak from the church, perceived outbreak.”

Billionaire businessman and philanthropist, Prince Ned Nwoko has dragged an online publisher, Azuka Jebose Molokwu, to court claiming N2billion damages for defamation of character.

This is contained in a writ of summons obtained from Effurun High Court, Delta State on behalf of Nwoko by his counsel, Ikhide Ehighelua and Co dated July 13, 2020.

Also joined in the suit No. EHC 99 as the second defendant is Prince Chukwunonso Nwoko identified as the employer and sponsor of the first defendant, Jebose, a native of Onicha-Ugbo in Aniocha North Local Government Area of Delta State, resident in the United States of America.

According to the suit, both defendants made highly defamatory publications in several online blogs and other social media platforms “calculated to reduce the estimation of the claimant” and damage his reputation in the public.

It stated that the malicious publications had continued unabated against the plaintiff in spite of warnings by his solicitors to the defendants.

Counsel to Nwoko also stated that the first defendant defiantly came out openly on the social media that the cautions would not be a deterrent to his defamatory publications, prompting the legal action.

The claimant had also sought in his favour, before the court a “public apology to be published by the defendants in at least two national daily newspapers circulating in Nigeria and social media platforms” as well as an order of perpetual injunction restraining the defendants from making any further defamatory publications against him.

Two robbery suspects have given insights of how they rob and share their loots after their operations in Lagos traffic.

The criminals were paraded by the Lagos State Police Command for terrorizing people in traffic.

The duo shared tales of how they strip Lagosians of their smartphones and strangle them in slow moving traffic.

One of the suspects confessed and said;

“On Saturday night, I and my partner went to the spot of the traffic light.

“My partner went to the driver of a car and strangled him while he was waiting for the traffic light.

“I stood at the other side of the car and quickly removed his phone from the car. We quickly fled and got on a bus bound for Oshodi to sell the phone.

“When I alighted at Oshodi, police officers there challenged us and frisked us because they suspected us. They found the iPhone X on me.

“That’s how we move around and operate in traffic, especially at traffic lights, especially in places like the express roads, Kara bridge and Berger when there’s traffic.”

The other suspect said they spend the loot from their operations on having a good time and sleeping with sex workers.

“I specialise in pick pocketing. There’s nowhere I can’t pick pocket and there’s no one’s pocket I cannot pick,” he boasted.

“I operate in Ikeja, Secretariat and everywhere. Once I steal a phone, I sell it to Sego in Mile 12 and Baba Iyabo.

“After I sell the phone, I spend my loot drinking small stout, before sleeping with prostitutes.”

Watch video below:

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Robbery suspects give insights on how they operate at traffic light stops.

The 2nd suspect is pure cruise ?????

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— Instablog9ja (@instablog9ja) July 16, 2020

If there’s one amazing thing that comes to mind today, it’s that the iconic Superstar, Ayo Balogun, aka Wizkid is 30 today, July 16, 2020.

Wizkid is one of Nigeria’s finest in the music industry and a globally acknowledged pop culture sensation. On 2nd of April 2020 he was unveiled as TECNO’s brand Ambassador.

The sensational Hip-Hop Star and Nigerian Celebrity is well-loved by Nigerians and even Africans across the globe. No wonder on the occasion of his birthday, TECNO decides to spice things up following a 3-day countdown to wish him happy birthday.

The 3-day countdown began on July 13 where fans were asked to look for one word that summarizes a 4-picture puzzle to what TECNO is counting down to. It turns out it was Wizkid’s birthday.

As he clocks 30 today 16th July, 2020, TECNO turned up the challenge by inviting fans to share 5-line rhyme of interesting insights alongside the branded image of Wizkid in order to celebrate the Super Star’s birthday.

TECNO is also giving away phones and gifts to 30 of their fans as they wish Happy Birthday to star, Wizkid

Already, fans are going all out to celebrate their favourite artist with lyrical flows that indeed showcase that talented individuals abound in this great nation.

There’s no doubt this would be a spectacular birthday to remember. As the Ojuelegba crooner clocks 30 today, we wish him all the best things of life and the years to come. Happy Birthday!