Bishop Oyedepo prophecies for 2020

 

   Bishop David Oyedepo of Living Faith Church, has assured Nigerians that 2020 would be a year of breaking limits.

  Oyedepo, who is the founder of Living Faith church aka Winner Chapel, gave the prophecy during the 2019 cross-over night at the church’s headquarters in Ota, Ogun State. Stating that the bible was made up of limit breakers, Oyedepo disclosed that Nigerians would break limits in all their endeavours.

Pastor Paul Enenche 2020 Prophecies

 

   Dr. Paul Enenche, Senior Pastor of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, has released his prophecies for the year 2020. Enenche prophesied that the year 2020 would be a season of supernatural shift for his members and Nigeria as a nation, adding that the year would usher in “drastic, dramatic and dimensional shifts.”

He made the disclosure during the cross-over service held at the church’s headquarters, Glory Dome in Abuja on Wednesday morning. Enenche also warned against any plot to “de-Christianize” Nigeria, stressing that such a move will not see the light of day.

    He said: “For those connected and associated to this commission, 2020 equals a supernatural shift and for Nigeria as a country its supernatural shift. Whether the devil likes it or not what has tied you down as a nation is broken. The shift would be in three folds which are drastic, dramatic and dimensional.

Pastor E.A Adeboye's 2020 Prophecies

      Pastor E.A Adeboye,the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) has released prophecies for 2020. The revered cleric listed incidents that would happen in the New Year, during the cross over service at the Redemption Camp in Ogun State, Southwest Nigeria.

Regina Daniels hospitalized in Germany

 

   Regina Daniels has been hospitalized. The actress and wife of billionaire Ned Nwoko has  been hospitalized in  Germany where she has been for some days now.  She is said to have suddenly fallen ill and was then hospitalized.

President Muhammadu Buhari's New Year message to Nigerians

President Muhammadu Buhari's New Year message to Nigerians...

''My Dear Compatriots,

Today marks a new decade. It is a time of hope, optimism and fresh possibilities. We look forward as a nation to the 2020s as the opportunity to build on the foundations we have laid together on security, diversification of our economy and taking on the curse of corruption. These are the pledges on which I have been twice elected President and remain the framework for a stable, sustainable and more prosperous future.

Elections are the cornerstone of our democracy. I salute the commitment of the millions who voted in peace last February and of those leaders who contested for office vigorously but fairly, submitting to the authority of the electorate, the Independent National Electoral Commission and judicial process. I understand very well the frustrations our system has in the past triggered. I will be standing down in 2023 and will not be available in any future elections. But I am determined to help strengthen the electoral process both in Nigeria and across the region, where several ECOWAS members go to the polls this year.

As Commander-in-Chief, my primary concern is the security of the nation and the safety of our citizens. When I assumed office in May 2015 my first task was to rally our neighbours so that we could confront Boko Haram on a coordinated regional basis. Chaos is not a neighbour any of us hope for.

We have been fighting on several fronts: violent extremists, cultists and organised criminal networks. It has not been easy. But as we are winning the war, we also look to the challenge of winning the peace, the reconstruction of lives, communities and markets. The North East Development Commission will work with local and international stakeholders to help create a new beginning for the North East.

The Federal Government will continue to work with State Governors, neighbouring states and our international partners to tackle the root causes of violent extremism and the networks that help finance and organise terror. Our security forces will receive the best training and modern weaponry, and in turn will be held to the highest standards of professionalism, and respect for human rights. We will use all the human and emerging technological resources available to tackle kidnapping, banditry and armed robbery.