Is This Crazy or Inspirational? Why Did T-Pain Buy a Private Jet for His Family—and What Does It Say About His Comeback? | Fintter Is buying a private jet for your family a bold celebration of success—or a risky flex in an industry known for financial crashes? Grammy-winning American rapper and singer T-Pain has set social media ablaze after surprising his mother and family with a private jet, in an emotional moment captured on video. The clip, shared on his official pages on January 6, 2026, shows the artist—real name Faheem Rashad Najm—leading his loved ones toward a sleek blue-and-white aircraft on an airport tarmac before casually revealing: he bought it for them. His mother’s stunned reaction said it all. “You just bought the plane?! This is crazy!” she exclaimed, as the family broke into celebration, boarding the jet and enjoying snacks and drinks inside the cabin. For T-Pain, the moment symbolised more than luxury—it was victory after years of struggle. But the big question remains: Is this a powerful story of redemption, or a financial gamble dressed as success? From Financial Struggles to a Private Jet T-Pain’s lavish gift comes nearly a year after a major financial turning point. In February 2025, the rapper sold his music publishing catalogue and select master rights to HarbourView Equity Partners. He described the deal as one that would “secure wealth for generations,” marking a dramatic shift in his financial trajectory. This move followed a difficult chapter in his career. In the late 2000s, T-Pain revealed that mismanagement of a $40 million advance had led to serious financial setbacks, despite his global fame. For years, fans watched as one of music’s most influential hitmakers appeared to fade from the spotlight. Now, the private jet is being seen as a symbol of resurgence, redemption, and smart long-term strategy. A Celebration—or a Warning Sign? Online reactions have been mixed but emotional. Many fans praised T-Pain for making his mother proud and reclaiming his place at the top. Others offered words of caution, urging him to protect his wealth, avoid unnecessary spending, and ensure the jet is used strategically—through chartering, tax planning, or business operations. Some observers even called the purchase a “tax-savvy power move”, suggesting that with proper management, private aircraft ownership can reduce operating costs and generate income when leased. But critics ask: In an industry filled with stories of stars who went broke after extravagant spending, is buying a private jet truly wise? Or is it a dangerous symbol of excess? What Does This Say About Success in Music Today? Beyond the headlines, T-Pain’s story raises deeper questions about modern celebrity wealth: Is selling a music catalogue the smartest way for artists to secure long-term financial freedom? Does luxury spending reflect success—or does real wealth lie in investments and sustainability? Should public figures be celebrated for lavish displays, or for financial discipline? Interestingly, the debate echoes comments made by Nigerian music mogul Don Jazzy, who recently said he would never buy a private jet despite being able to afford one. He emphasised investments, personal growth, and long-term impact over flashy purchases. So where does T-Pain’s decision fall—visionary or risky? A Moment of Pride, a Test of Legacy For T-Pain and his family, the jet is more than a machine—it is a symbol of perseverance, recovery, and gratitude. His declaration in the video, “We fing did it,”* reflects the emotional weight of overcoming past mistakes and reclaiming success. Yet, for fans and critics alike, the story invites a broader conversation: Is this the ultimate example of “making it,” or a reminder that wealth must be handled with extreme care? --- 💬 Discussion Starters for Fintter Readers Is buying a private jet a smart business move or unnecessary luxury? Did T-Pain make the right choice selling his music catalogue? Should artists prioritise investments over high-profile purchases? Would you rather own a jet—or build long-term passive income? 👉 Join the conversation on Fintter: Is T-Pain’s private jet purchase inspirational—or is it a risky flex in an industry that has seen too many stars fall?

PRP Urges Nationwide Protests as Party Calls on Nigerians to Resist Tinubu’s New Tax Policies, Fuel Subsidy Removal, and Economic Hardship The Peoples Redemption Party (PRP) has called on Nigerians to embark on nationwide, lawful, and peaceful protests against what it described as oppressive tax policies and economic decisions of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration. In a New Year statement signed by its National Chairman, Falalu Bello, the party said Nigerians are already grappling with severe hardship caused by insecurity, hunger, poverty, and poor governance under the APC-led government. The PRP strongly criticised the introduction and enforcement of new tax laws, accusing the government of ignoring public opposition and pushing policies that allegedly lack transparency and were altered at the point of gazetting. According to the party, the taxes are designed to benefit a few while further impoverishing ordinary Nigerians who are struggling to survive. The opposition party also condemned the removal of fuel subsidy on Tinubu’s first day in office, noting that promised investments in social services have failed to materialise. Instead, it alleged that increased borrowing without visible improvements in social infrastructure has worsened the economic situation across the country. Calling for collective action, the PRP urged Nigerians to organise protests and strike actions to resist unjust taxation and governance failures, stressing that mass unity remains the strongest tool against oppression. The party warned citizens not to be discouraged by political defections, describing such moves as self-serving and insignificant compared to the power of the people. Looking ahead to the 2027 general elections, the PRP said sustained resistance should translate into political change, urging Nigerians to remain steadfast in their quest to end what it termed an incompetent and non-transparent administration. The statement concluded with a call for peaceful but determined resistance to reclaim Nigeria and build a system rooted in accountability, transparency, and citizen-focused governance.

Nigeria Misses 2026 World Cup, Osimhen’s €75m Galatasaray Move, Super Falcons’ WAFCON Glory and Other Major Nigerian Football Moments That Defined 2025 Nigerian football in 2025 was a year of sharp contrasts, marked by historic disappointments, landmark achievements and defining off-the-pitch controversies. As the year came to an end, fans reflected on moments that reshaped the nation’s football narrative, with the Super Eagles’ failure to qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup standing out as the most painful low point. After a two-year qualification campaign, Nigeria’s hopes were dashed following a penalty shootout defeat to DR Congo in the African playoffs, leaving millions of supporters heartbroken. Despite the World Cup setback, the year also delivered significant positives. The Super Falcons reaffirmed their dominance in African women’s football by winning a record-extending 10th Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) title, defeating hosts Morocco in the final and earning national acclaim and financial rewards from the federal government. At club level, Remo Stars made history by winning their first-ever Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) title, a milestone achievement celebrated across the domestic football scene. Meanwhile, Victor Osimhen’s career took another major turn as the Super Eagles striker completed a record-breaking €75 million permanent transfer to Turkish giants Galatasaray, choosing loyalty and stability over lucrative moves elsewhere. The year also saw notable changes in leadership and personnel. Eric Sekou Chelle became the Super Eagles’ head coach, making history as the first non-Nigerian African to manage the national team. Veteran players William Troost-Ekong and Ahmed Musa retired from international football, closing important chapters in Nigeria’s football history. However, controversies lingered, including protests by Super Eagles players over unpaid allowances and renewed scrutiny of the Nigeria Football Federation over alleged financial mismanagement. Overall, 2025 will be remembered as a turbulent but transformative year for Nigerian football — one defined by World Cup heartbreak, individual brilliance, domestic success, and renewed hopes of redemption at the Africa Cup of Nations.

Christmas Reflections: Northern Nigeria’s Journey from Unity to Division On Christmas Day, Samuel Aruwan reflects on Northern Nigeria’s historical trajectory, highlighting the contrast between its once-promising unity and its current state of division. He recalls Sir Ahmadu Bello’s 1959 Christmas message, which emphasized religious tolerance, shared citizenship, and mutual respect as foundational principles for the region. This vision of “Work and Worship” promoted coexistence and a common purpose despite ethnic and religious diversity. Aruwan traces the erosion of this unity to the late 1970s, when political maneuvering, economic frustrations, and sectarian ideologies began to weaken communal bonds. Ethno-religious conflicts of the 1980s and 1990s, followed by terrorism and widespread banditry in the 21st century, further fragmented society. Incidents such as the Kaduna clashes (2000), Jos violence (2001), terror in Maiduguri (2009), and the spread of banditry from Zamfara (2011 onward) illustrate the human and social costs, including mass displacement, poverty, and insecurity. Aruwan emphasizes that restoring Northern Nigeria’s cohesion requires deliberate, courageous leadership at all levels—community, religious, and political. He calls for a return to religious tolerance, impartial law enforcement, and rebuilding of trust as essential steps toward reconciliation. The article concludes that Northern Nigeria’s redemption depends on acknowledging past failures and actively reconstructing a society rooted in mutual respect, security, and opportunity for all.

₦4.6 Billion Fraud Probe: PRP Demands Resignation of Bauchi Finance Commissioner as Court Orders EFCC to Produce Him The Peoples Redemption Party (PRP) in Bauchi State has called for the immediate resignation of the state Commissioner of Finance, Yakubu Adamu, following his arrest and investigation by the EFCC over alleged ₦4.6 billion money laundering. The party urged Adamu to step aside to allow an unhindered probe, as a Federal High Court in Abuja ordered the EFCC to produce him for arraignment on December 30, 2025. The PRP also asked the anti-graft agency to widen its investigation to cover all financial dealings during Adamu’s tenure, stressing the need for transparency, accountability and justice in public office. #BauchiPolitics #EFCCProbe #CorruptionAllegations

Seun Kuti Alleges Family Lost Terminal Cancer Patient and $250K After Trusting Pastor Enoch Adeboye’s Prayers at RCCG Redemption Camp Afrobeat singer Seun Kuti has shared a viral story alleging that a wealthy Nigerian family lost both a terminally ill loved one and approximately $250,000 after relying on Pastor Enoch Adeboye’s prayers at the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) Redemption Camp. According to Seun, doctors abroad had declared the cancer incurable, but the family trusted spiritual intervention instead of medical treatment. Despite assurances of divine healing and a promise to resurrect the woman after her death, she passed away, leaving the family devastated. The incident has sparked nationwide debate over faith healing, financial exploitation, and the limits of religious intervention.

PRP Demands Suspension of Nigeria’s Tax Laws and Calls for President Tinubu’s Impeachment Over Alleged Legislative Manipulation The Peoples Redemption Party (PRP) has demanded the immediate suspension of Nigeria’s newly enacted tax laws, warning that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu could face impeachment if linked to alleged manipulations of legislation passed by the National Assembly. In a statement signed by PRP National Chairman Falalu Bello, the party accused the executive branch of tampering with tax bills after parliamentary approval, calling such actions a threat to constitutional order and democratic governance. PRP emphasized that inserting, deleting, or altering substantive provisions post-legislation violates the rule of law, undermines separation of powers, and attacks the independence of the legislature. The party also called for a thorough and transparent investigation to identify and punish responsible parties. PRP warned that judicial intervention would be sought if the matter is not addressed promptly, emphasizing that no government official, including the president, is above the law. The statement underscores the broader concern about executive impunity and its potential impact on Nigeria’s democratic institutions and economic stability, highlighting the need for accountability and legal oversight in governance.

FIRS Under Pressure as Accountability Group ICADAR Demands Full Disclosure of Tax Agreement With France, Gives Seven-Day Ultimatum The Impacthive Centre for Accountability, Democracy and Rights (ICADAR) has issued a seven-day ultimatum to Nigeria’s Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), demanding full disclosure of documents relating to its tax cooperation agreement with France. Invoking the Freedom of Information (FOI) Act, the group requested access to the Memorandum of Understanding signed between FIRS and France’s tax authority, DGFiP, alongside detailed information on the appointment of Xpress Payment Solutions Limited as a Treasury Single Account (TSA) collecting agent. ICADAR also called for transparency regarding the company’s ownership structure and the percentage of revenue it is authorised to collect. The demand follows growing public criticism from political groups, including the Peoples Redemption Party (PRP), which warned that the agreement could threaten Nigeria’s fiscal sovereignty, data security, and economic independence unless its full terms are made public.

PRP Condemns FIRS-France MoU, Warns Xpress Payment TSA Appointment Threatens Nigeria’s Sovereignty The Peoples Redemption Party (PRP) has condemned the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with France’s DGFP and the appointment of Xpress Payment Solutions Limited as a TSA collecting agent. PRP described both actions as threats to Nigeria’s sovereignty, national security, and economy. The party warned that foreign access to Nigerian tax data could lead to espionage, digital exploitation, and economic subjugation. PRP urged the National Assembly to amend tax laws to protect data sovereignty and called for domestic solutions from Nigerian companies like NIBSS, Flutterwave, PayStack, and Interswitch.

BURKINA FASO PRESIDENT CAPT. IBRAHIM TRAORE RESPONDS TO ECOWAS "When we cried out that hunger was ke-ee-ling our children in the Sahel, they turned a deaf ear. When we screamed for help as thieves in white kaftans emptied our treasuries and fled with our wealth, they remained deaf. When we demanded just a fair share of the gold, uranium, and lithium being carted away to build foreign cities while our villages had no light, they were stone deaf. But the moment we finally stood up, dusted ourselves off, and said “Enough is enough! Once beaten, twice shy — never again will we be used,” suddenly all those deaf ears began to hear perfectly. Suddenly the big birds (the drones and warplanes) started circling our skies. Suddenly ECOWAS remembered that the Sahel is, after all, an “indispensable part” of Africa. What exactly do you gain by dragging us back into the misery we have already escaped? They called the Sahel small and insignificant, yet from this “small” land rose a heart too big to be enslaved again. The day Africa finally sees that the one who calls himself “friend” is actually the enemy, that day her true redemption will begin”

PRP Rejects Rumoured Defection of Bauchi Governor Bala Muhammad, Says He Is Not Welcome The Peoples Redemption Party (PRP) in Bauchi State has dismissed reports suggesting Governor Bala Muhammad plans to defect to the party following the alleged collapse of the PDP. In a statement, PRP State Secretary Wada Abdullahi stated that the party has “set clear boundaries” and would not accept the governor, citing his alleged poor performance, disorderly conduct, and policies considered detrimental to the state. The party vowed to investigate his administration if it wins power in 2027 and reverse controversial decisions, including the creation of a First Class Emirate and the appointment of his brother as Emir. While rejecting Bala Muhammad, the PRP stressed that it remains open to individuals who have positively contributed to Bauchi’s development.

Fayose Declares: “PDP Is in a State of Coma” — Says Party’s Crisis Beyond Rescue Former Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose, has delivered a blunt assessment of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), declaring that Nigeria’s main opposition party is “in a state of comatose” and possibly beyond redemption. Speaking on Politics Today on Channels Television, Fayose said the PDP’s internal problems have deepened following contradictory court rulings and power struggles, accusing some judges of judicial overreach. “I have to tell you the hard truth — PDP is in trouble, the party has gone bad and is in a coma,” he stated. “When a fish decays from the head, there’s no saving it.” Fayose specifically condemned an Oyo State High Court order allowing the PDP’s national convention to proceed despite an earlier Federal High Court injunction stopping it, describing the ruling as compromised and dangerous for the rule of law. The outspoken former governor said the party’s leadership crisis stemmed from failures at the top, warning that the PDP is imploding under internal divisions and judicial confusion. “The judge compromised the matter and granted an ex parte order. This is a bad precedent,” he said. Despite his criticism, Fayose reaffirmed his commitment to remain in the PDP, though he admitted that several of his colleagues had already left. “Three governors have gone already, and another will soon leave. When I return here, I’ll remind you,” he added. The PDP, which has been battling factional leadership between Umar Damagum and Samuel Anyanwu’s camp, continues to face deepening legal and political turmoil ahead of its national convention.

Trump’s threat: Whoever wrote your October 1 speech doesn’t like you, Pastor Adeboye tells Tinubu. The General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Pastor Enoch Adeboye, has criticised a section of President Bola Tinubu’s October 1 Independence Day speech on security, saying whoever wrote the speech for the president “does not like him.” Speaking during the November Holy Ghost Service at the Redemption City Campground, Adeboye said, “I almost spoke last month when I heard the speech of my in-law (Tinubu), particularly that section that spoke about security. I heard him saying all is well now, that displaced people have returned to their villages. I almost said the one who wrote that speech does not like him. Somebody wrote it, but it was the President who read it. There are several people around Tinubu who are not telling him the truth. The following day, we read that a traditional ruler was killed in Kwara or Kogi.” Adeboye noted that while the President inherited Nigeria’s security challenges, the focus should now be on taking decisive action to resolve them. “Our President inherited this problem. I am an applied mathematician; I am only interested in getting the problem solved.” He also urged the Federal Government to move wisely, diplomatically, and decisively in addressing insecurity and the alleged killings of Christians in some parts of the country. “If I am asked to make suggestions, I will say quietly to the governments to move wisely, diplomatically. I have cousins. There were times in Nigeria when Christians and Muslims were living together. I have families that are Muslims till date. When I was little, I ate sari with them, and I still eat my breakfast, but the issue of religion started when politics came into religion.” The cleric said he had privately advised past presidents on the security crisis but noted that his role was limited to offering counsel. “All the presidents who were around when this trouble started, whatever I discussed is top privacy. I have done my best behind the scenes, but as I have always told you, you can only advise a Commander-in-Chief; you cannot command him. But I have tried. God is my witness.”

Don’t expect Russia or China to save Nigeria if the U.S. invades; they’ll just condemn America in strong terms and do nothing, says Pastor Adeboye. Pastor Enoch Adeboye, General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), has urged President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Nigeria’s service chiefs to act swiftly against the rising wave of killings across the country. Speaking during the November Holy Ghost Service at the Redemption Camp, Adeboye said terrorists and their sponsors must be eliminated “no matter how influential they may be,” and called on the President to seek diplomatic support from the United States. On current action, he said: “When giving orders to the service chiefs this time around, we should make it clear to them that they are not only to eliminate the terrorists they should eliminate their sponsors, no matter how influential they may be.” Warning against reliance on foreign powers, Adeboye added: “If America should attack us, China is not coming to defend us. Russia will not come to defend us… Britain is not going to come and help us.” He stressed the urgency of the situation: “This is not the time for joking. This is not the time for drama… The point is, people are dying. Innocent people are dying.” Critiquing a recent presidential statement, he said: “I almost spoke last month when I heard the speech of my in-law, the President… where I heard him say, ‘All is well now, displaced people have returned to their villages.’ I almost said, ‘The one who wrote that speech for my President, my in-law, does not like him.’” Adeboye concluded: “Do you think I asked you to fast for 100 days for fun? Didn’t I share with you, my children, that God said this would be a remarkable year? Didn’t I share with you that God said the wind that started blowing last year would be more violent this year?”

Vatican Drops “Co-Redeemer” Title for Mary, Reaffirms Jesus as Sole Saviour The Vatican has released a new decree approved by Pope Leo, instructing Catholics to stop using certain devotional titles for Mary, the mother of Jesus particularly “Co-redemptrix” and “Mediatrix.” For centuries, Catholics have invoked Mary’s intercession through prayers and the rosary, believing her role as Christ’s mother gave her a special place in salvation history. However, the Vatican’s latest document emphasizes that while Mary cooperated in Christ’s redemptive mission, her role was entirely subordinate. “It is always inappropriate to use the title ‘Co-redemptrix’ to describe Mary’s cooperation,” the decree states. “This expression risks overshadowing Christ’s unique role in salvation and distorting the balance of Christian truth.” The statement further clarifies that neither Mary nor the Church can add to or complete Jesus’ redemptive work. On the title “Mediatrix,” the decree explains that Scripture clearly establishes Christ as the sole mediator between God and humanity. Although Mary’s maternal participation in Jesus’ mission is acknowledged, the Vatican stressed that her mediation occurred “in a clearly subordinate manner.” The Church noted that this teaching aligns with previous papal positions. Pope Francis, who repeatedly rejected the idea of calling Mary “co-redeemer,” once said, “Christ is the Mediator — the bridge to the Father. There are no co-redeemers with Him.” Francis had also described attempts to elevate Mary to the status of “co-redeemer” as “foolishness,” reaffirming that all prayers to God are offered “through Christ, with Christ, and in Christ.” The decree reaffirms long-standing Catholic teaching that only Jesus Christ accomplished the redemption of humanity, while Mary’s role remains one of faithful cooperation, not equal partnership.

Sacrifice Your Ambition For Nigeria, Give Peter Obi A Chance LP Tells Atiku. The interim National Publicity Secretary of the Labour Party (LP), Tony Akeni has dismissed claims that former presidential candidate, Peter Obi would resign for any political coalition or rival aspirant. Speaking to Punch, Akeni stated that such a move would dash the hope of millions of Nigerians seeking change. He asserted that withdrawing Obi from the race “is to take away 90 per cent of the hope of Nigerians for redemption and a new beginning.” He subsequently appealed to former vice president Atiku Abubakar to withdraw from the race and sacrifice his ambition for Nigeria. He said, “Forcing Peter Obi to withdraw from the race is to take away 90 per cent of the hope of Nigerians for redemption and a new beginning. “So, I see a situation where we will all come together, stakeholders, and take the right decision at the right time. And that right time is still a little bit far away; it will be close to the primaries. “There is no substitute for the ideology of the Labour Party. And so, we are going head-on for the presidency if the right decision is not taken by the coalition “Atiku should prove his love for the country by doing the right thing and giving Peter Obi a chance in 2027.

Reggae Music Holds Spiritual Solutions for Nigeria – Bob Holyman Nigerian Rastafarian artiste, Bob Holyman, has urged citizens to embrace reggae music not just as entertainment, but as a source of spiritual guidance and solutions to the country’s challenges. Speaking in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Saturday in Lagos, Holyman described his sound as deeply spiritual, flowing from an innate connection with God, which he believes distinguishes him from those who merely adopt Rastafarianism as a lifestyle. “My music serves as a platform to share divine messages and insights, guided by the spirit of God. This connection empowers me to remain truthful and authentic in my words and actions,” he said. Holyman highlighted his 2024 release, “Where We Dey Go,” which reflected his concerns about Nigeria’s post-election realities. He lamented that politicians often prioritize the poor during campaigns, only to abandon them after winning elections, leaving citizens in cycles of poverty and hardship. The reggae singer also prayed for leaders with empathy and compassion, who would genuinely work to ease the suffering of ordinary Nigerians. Referencing global icons like Bob Marley and Lucky Dube, Holyman noted that reggae has historically been used to preach unity, redemption, and address social injustice. He further acknowledged Nigerian legends such as Majek Fashek and Ras Kimono, who blended reggae with African roots while pushing for cultural pride and societal change. Reggae offers timeless spiritual guidance and solutions to our nation’s problems. By truly embracing its messages, we can inspire unity and positive change in Nigeria, Holyman emphasized. He concluded by encouraging Nigerians to listen more attentively to reggae, stressing that its spiritual power and enduring relevance can help steer the nation toward healing and progress.

The immediate-past Governor of Edo State, Godwin Obaseki, has said he “strongly disagrees” with the Supreme Court’s ruling affirming Governor Monday Okpebholo’s election victory. His reaction was contained in a statement released on Thursday following the apex court’s unanimous decision. Obaseki, in the statement, said he believes that the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and its candidate, Dr. Asue Ighodalo, won the September 21, 2024, governorship election. “I am profoundly grateful to the good people of Edo State and Nigerians for their overwhelming support for the victory, which we believe our party, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), its candidate, Dr. Asue Ighodalo and his running mate, Osarodion Ogie, won,” he said. Obaseki emphasised that the party’s legal challenge, which went across the Election Petition Tribunal, the Court of Appeal, and ultimately the Supreme Court, was driven by a strong conviction that the election was manipulated. However, he noted that despite what he described as clear evidence, all courts ruled against the PDP. “Although we strongly disagree with the decision of the Supreme Court, but as adherents to the rule of law, we are bound by their verdict,” he added. The former governor went further to raise alarm over what he termed the “iconic manner” in which the election was manipulated, warning that the judiciary’s validation of the process sets a dangerous precedent for Nigeria’s democracy. “We, however, want to caution that the iconic manner in which the Edo election was manipulated, coupled with the judicial validation it has received, portends grave danger for Nigeria’s democracy,” he said. Obaseki called on the people of Edo and Nigerians at large to remain hopeful and resilient, expressing faith that divine justice would prevail. “As people of faith, we leave our matter in God’s hands, trusting that only He knows the appropriate time and manner to deliver divine justice and redemption to our people,” he stated. Governor Monday Okpebholo of the All Progressives Congress (APC) was declared winner of the 2024 election with 291,667 votes, defeating PDP’s Ighodalo who polled 247,655 votes. The Supreme Court’s ruling on Thursday upheld the earlier decisions of the tribunal and the appellate court which dismissed the PDP’s petitions.

“They Say All Kinds of Nons+nse About Me” — Pastor Adeboye Vows Not to React to Ins¥lts Pastor Enoch Adeboye, General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God says no amount of ins¥ltss or provocation will push him to react in ang+r. Speaking during the July Holy Ghost Service at the Redemption City in Mowe, Ogun State on July 4, 2025 Adeboye said he has remained calm despite repeated verbal att+ckss. “A lot of people have been saying whatever they want – all kinds of nons+nse about me & they are waiting for me to get angry one day. That is what they are planning but I’m going to reach my goal,” he said. He urged his followers not to fall into the trap of those who intentionally provoke them to react irrationally, warning that ang+r can destroy destinies.“ang+r is temporary m+dness. You don’t want to be mad. Some people will do some things that will cause you to be angry but don’t fall into their trap,” he cautioned. “One of the easiest ways to have your destiny d+stroyed is to get angr¥,” he added. Adeboye also shared a personal experience involving an unnamed African head of state who sought divine healing after exhausting medical treatment. The leader, after hearing testimonies about Adeboye’s healing ministry, asked to see him. “I remember the case of one head of state somewhere in Africa who had a problem that no doctor could handle, and somehow he heard that there is a man of God who can heal him. So, he called our pastor in the capital of his country and said send for your General Overseer,” Adeboye said. “The pastor phoned and delivered the message but I said tell the excellency that I’m very busy (I didn’t want to explain that there is one excellency that is more excellent than the other), but I’m sorry I can’t come.” According to Adeboye, his calendar was booked a year in advance. “I think when the problem reached a stage, he (head of state) changed his mind, and the very day he got on this campground, God solved the problem,” he added.

“Your Officials Are Embezzling the Loans” — PRP Slams Tinubu Govt Over New Borrowing Plans The People’s Redemption Party (PRP) has harshly criticized the Tinubu administration over its recent plans to secure fresh loans, accusing top government officials of embezzling previously borrowed funds. In a strongly worded statement, the party warned that continuous borrowing without transparency is driving Nigeria deeper into a debt crisis, while citizens see no real improvement in their daily lives. PRP called for an immediate audit of all past loans and demanded accountability from the federal government. #Tinubu #PRP #NigeriaDebtCrisis #StopTheLoans #GovernmentAccountability #Embezzlement