Impeached Imo Deputy Speaker Hon. Amara Iwuanyanwu Reinstated

 

The impeached Deputy Speaker of the Imo State House of Assembly Hon Amara Iwuanyanwu has been reinstated to his position.

His reinstatement comes less than a week after he was impeached under tight security after a resolution for his removal was signed by 18 out of the 27 lawmakers.

Earlier today, the Speaker of the State Assembly, Mr. Paul Emeziem has been impeached on charges including disorderly conduct, abuse of office and tyranny.

 

He was replaced by Hon Kennedy Ibe who represents Obowo State Constituency, while Hon. Iwuanyanwu resumed his initial position as the Deputy Speaker.

The move in the Assembly comes after the House of Assembly recalled six suspended members who were controversially suspended on July 8 for “unparliamentary conduct”.

It was learned that the lawmakers were recalled by the Impeached Speaker after they reached an agreement with the House of Assembly leadership.

The lawmakers included Kennedy Ibe (Obowo); Onyemaechi Njoku (Ihitte Uboma); Uche Ogbuagu (Ikeduru); Anyadike Nwosu (Ezinihitte Mbaise); Philip Ejiogu, (Owerri North), and Dominic Ezerioha (Oru West).

 

WHO DOES THE CAP FIT? A QUESTION THAT WOULD BE ANSWERED AT THE LAGOS FEMALE ENTREPRENEUR AWARDS, LAFE AWARD…

 

There is no doubt that female entrepreneurs are making waves in and outside Nigeria. In almost every sector and across every profession, women are not only participating, but are taking charge of key positions as well.


It is on this premise, that Ikeanumba Africa magazine is set to host the first ever Lagos Female Entrepreneur Award, LAFE, in 2022. LAFE is an award event set up to promote and celebrate female entrepreneurs in Lagos, who founded and have succeeded in their various businesses, making them a case study to be emulated by upcoming entrepreneurs.


The event is a huge gathering of top female entrepreneurs like Funmilayo Babington-Ashaye, BilikissAbiola, Olamide Orekunrin, Mo Abudu, Tara Fela-Durotoye, AdenikeOgunlesi, Stephanie Obi, Deola Ade-Ojo, KofoAkinkugbe, Linda Ikeji, etc.


Top female entrepreneurs in Lagos are set to know how much their success stories have impacted their fans and audience, and the entrepreneur with the highest votes will take home the LAFE Award. The Lagos Female Entrepreneur Award, LAFE, will take place in March 2022, at the Glitz Event Center, Lekki, Lagos.

The aim as always, is to encourage entrepreneurship, which is the objective of Ikeanumba Africa Magazine, a magazine that promotes the idea of economic development, through decent afro-capitalism.


The LAFE Award, will indeed show whom among these 11 female entrepreneurs will emerge as the Female Entrepreneur of the year 2021.

More details about the LAFE Award would be released soon, but you can visit the website, www.ikeanumbamedia.comor the social media handles to vote for your favorite Lagos female entrepreneur.

JUST IN: Lawmakers Impeach Imo State House Of Assembly Speaker

Lawmakers in the Imo State House of Assembly have impeached the Speaker, Paul Emeziem.

He was impeached on Monday during a plenary session at the State House of Assembly in Owerri the Imo state capital by 19 lawmakers

The 19 lawmakers out of the total 27 lawmakers signed a letter which was read on the floor of the house.
According to the lawmakers, the Speaker was impeached on allegations of gross misconduct, forgery, abuse of office, and high-handedness.

Meanwhile, the member representing Obowo State constituency Kennedy Ibe has emerged as the new Speaker of the House.

More to follow…

 

 

Synagogue church holds first Sunday service months after TB Joshua’s burial

 

The Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) held its first Sunday service on November 7, four months after the founder Prophet TB Joshua was buried.

The church’s new leader Evelyn Joshua led prayers of thanksgiving and forgiveness. A clip of the late Joshua, which is not time-bound, was played for the congregants. Joshua prayed thus: “Hear what God says: Those in darkness, in the name of Jesus – come out!”

A note posted on the church’s Facebook page read, “As the prayer continued, the Spirit of God worked wonders in the lives of the people, rescuing them from the kingdom of darkness and bringing them into the kingdom of His glorious light. Many received their healing and deliverance as the Holy Spirit flushed out everything that Satan had planted in their lives.”

Before praying with the congregants, Evelyn, Joshua’s widow, read Psalm 100:1-5, assuring congregants of God’s faithfulness throughout all generations and His enduring love. She then asked worshippers to give thanks to God for all that He has done in their lives.

“It was a joyful time in God’s presence as The SCOAN choir rendered songs of praise and worship to the Lord Most High for His goodness and mercy. Indeed, the atmosphere was charged with a wonderful energy that lifted the spirits of worshippers,” another message on the church’s Facebook page read.

The church had been closed since July 11 when a thanksgiving service was held to signal the end of the week-long funeral of Joshua.

TB Joshua died on June 5, one week to his 58th birthday.

His wife was selected as SCOAN’S new leader in September.

Speaking after succeeding her husband, Mrs. Joshua said the church will reopen for service when the leadership gets approval from God.

She said although church members were eager to begin physical services, they must first hear from the Lord and be guided by the revelations from the Holy Spirit to begin.

“We are getting ready and even yearning to start services but we cannot go outside the will of God whose directive is what we shall continue to uphold, live and work on,” she stated.

 

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Anambra 2021: Final Result After 20 LGAs As INEC Fixes November 9th For Ihiala Election

 

As the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, fixes November 9th, 2021 for the supplementary election in Ihiala Local Government, the final results released on Sunday night showed the candidate of APGA won in 18 out of the 21 local governments declared by INEC.

The final results show that APGA, whose candidate is Mr Charles Soludo, polled 103, 946 to come first, the PDP, with its candidate, Mr Valentine Ozigbo, polled 51, 322 to come second while the APC with its candidate being Mr Andy Uba polled 42, 942 to come third.

 

Anambra 2021: INEC Declares Governorship Election Inconclusive

 

The state Returning Officer for the election, Prof Florence Obi, the vice-chancellor of University of Calabar, who made the declaration in the early hours of Monday, around 12:20 a.m., said this was because there was no election in Ihiala Local Government Area which has over 148,000 registered voters.

Charles Soludo, the candidate of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), scored a total of 103,946 votes and won the election in 18 out of the 21 local government areas of the state.

His closest rival, Valentine Ozigbo of the Peoples Democratic Party scored 51,322 and won in only one local government area.

“Based on constitutional provision and consideration of the Electoral Act as well as the revised regulations and guidelines for the conduct of elections issued by the commission, supplementary election is indicated for Ihiala Local Government Area,” the state returning officer, Mrs Obi said.

She said the constitution provides for a candidate to secure both the highest number of votes cast and 25 per cent of votes cast in at least two-third of the local government areas of the state to declare the winner.

“Therefore, it is important to complete the election in Ihiala to make this determination,” she said.

The election, which held amid tight, security was extended to the following day.

 

AnambraElection: How INEC Returning Officer Was locked up in a toilet, coerced to sign election papers

 

The Returning Officer in the ongoing governorship election for Orumba North Local Government Area of Anambra, Micheal Otu, said election did not hold in the local government he presided over because he was locked up in the toilet and forced to sign election papers.

“I was made to sign the election papers under duress,” Mr Otu narrated during collation of results at Akwa on Sunday.

“I almost collapsed. I was locked in a toilet. As far as I’m concerned, there was no election in Orumba North.”

Mr Otu’s statement comes amidst reports that the governorship election held on Saturday was peaceful, free and fair throughout the state.

Orumba North has 93,608 registered voters.

INEC has taken a break from the ongoing collation of results to examine if election actually took place at Orumba North Local Government Area, or not.

From results of 16 local government areas collated so far Charles Soludo of All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) won 15, while Valentine Ozigbo of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) won Ogbaru LGA.

Source: Peoples Gazette

APGA Governorship Candidate, Soludo Clears 14 LGAs (See Breakdown)

 

The Governorship candidate of the All Progressives Grand Alliance, Charles Soludo, has extended his lead in the Anambra State governorship election.
The former Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria is currently leading in more than two-thirds of the Local Government Areas of the state.

The Governorship candidate of the Young Progressive Party, Ifeanyi Uba and Valentine Ozigbo of the Peoples Democratic Party have won one LGA each.

The candidate of the All Progressives Congress, Andy Uba is yet to win any LGA in the state.

The Independent National Electoral Commission announced that elections did not hold in Ihiala LGA.

In all, Soludo has a total of 97,847 votes across 14 LGAs, followed by Ozigbo with 43,142, and Uba with 47,072 votes.

Below is a break down of votes scored in the LGAS.

Ayamelum LGA

APC: 2409

APGA: 3424

PDP: 2804

Oyi LGA

APC: 2830

APGA: 6133

PDP: 2484

Idemili North LGA

APC: 2291

APGA: 5358

PDP: 2312

Ekwusigo LGA

APC: 1237

APGA: 2570

PDP: 1857

Orumba North LGA

APC: 2692

APGA: 4826

PDP: 1863

Aguata LGA

APC: 4773

APGA: 9,136

PDP: 3798

Njikoka LGA

APC – 3216

APGA – 8803

PDP – 3409

Orumba South LGA

APC: 2,060

APGA: 4394

PDP: 1672

Nnewi South LGA

APC 1307

APGA 3243

PDP 2226

Nnewi North LGA

APC: 1278

APGA: 3369

PDP: 1511

Awka South LGA

APC – 2595

APGA – 12891

PDP – 5489

Onitsha South LGA

APC – 2050

APGA – 4281

PDP – 2253

Anambra East LGA

APC 2034

APGA: 9746

PDP: 1380

Anaocha LGA

APC – 2085

APGA – 6911

PDP – 5,108

Onitsha North LGA

APC – 3909

APGA – 5587

PDP – 3781

Ogbaru LGA

APC 1178

APGA 3051

PDP 3445

Dunukofia LGA

APC – 1991

APGA – 4124

PDP – 1680

 

Video: Unbelievable! Small Doctor Turns Born Again… Sings Gospel Music

Unbelievable! Small Doctor Turns Born Again… Sings Gospel Music

The popular quote Change is constant played itself prominently today in Lagos during the 20 years remembrance of the popular Ilaje Gospel singer Dr. Remilekun Amos whose friends and family gathered to celebrate at Times Square Event Centre in Ikeja when popular hip hop musician Small Doctor took to the stand to dish out songs. This time around he was rendering gospel songs popular with the Ilaje people.

Small Doctor who is known for a different genre of music thrilled guest for minutes with different songs from the Remilekun Amos collection of songs as well as others from other of the same genre.

Findings shows Small Doctor whose real name is Adekunle Temitope is related to Ilaje through her mum and it was based on this he could sing the genre synonymous with the people from that area.

The event which is like a congregation of different gospel musicians has seen established acts like Tope Alabi, Bisi Alawiye-Aluko, Esther Igbekele, Elijah Akintunde and many more performed to celebrate the musician who was missing twenty years ago and has not been found till date.

I Pray There Will Be Nigeria In 2023 – Pastor Adeboye

 

The General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, has warned politicians against being desperate to win the 2023 presidential election.

Nigeria is expected to elect another president to replace President Muhammadu Buhari whose tenure will expire on May 28, 2023.

The cleric while speaking on Sunday during a telecast said those who could not say for sure they would be alive in 2023 were already getting prepared to kill to win the election.

The pastor, who spoke on the topic ‘The Great Expectations,’ said it’s only God who could say those who would be alive by then.

Adeboye said it was unsafe for anyone to say his ambition is to become president when they were not sure they would be alive tomorrow or wether the country would still be in existence by that time.

Adeboye said, “This is 2021 and some people are already getting ready to kill themselves over 2023. They don’t even know whether there will be 2023, they don’t even know whether they will still be around. There is nobody here who can say for sure that he will still be around by tomorrow. It is God who determines who will still be around by 2023.

“Someone said to me sir, who do you think will be president in 2023, I said the president of where? He said the president of Nigeria. How are you sure there will be Nigeria in 2023? How are you sure? Can you swear? I pray there will be Nigeria, so you don’t misquote me. But are you sure?”

Speaking on the topic of his sermon, the cleric said his greatest expectation was to see larger members of his church make it to heaven.

He said, “My greatest expectation is that I will see you in heaven. The members of Redeemed will occupy a particular section that the angel will say you tried. Without holiness, there is no Heaven. Which Heaven are you going to?”

Adeboye, speaking about consolation of those mourning, noted that it was easy for others to console the bereaved without feeling the impact

The preacher, who lost his son, Dare,
to death on May 4, 2021.said he knew exactly how people feel when they mourn.

“It is easy to say you will see the person again because I have tasted it. I have the experience,” he added.

 

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