Extracts from a lecture delivered by the second republic Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Federation, Chief Richard Akinjide, on economic prospects of Nigeria nay Africa at the University of Cape Town, South Africa

Chief Chekwas Okorie, founder of the All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA) and the incumbent Chairman of the United Progressive Party (UPP), believes in the emergence of a better Nigeria, if polluted and recycled politicians can be done away with. In this encounter, he laments what he describes as the weak approach by the presidency to the war against Boko Haram. Okorie also speaks on pro-Jonathan campaign group and Nigeria 54 years after independence among other issues

Really, I can’t tell you for a fact how much was expended on that exercise. The reason is that I was quite taken with the purpose of the talks for me to reconcile with the naira and kobo that made it happen. No doubt, that money was spent because we were paid allowances and, for you to run a thing like that, you must spend money but I do know that a lot more money has been spent for less worthy projects that have not benefited Nigerians at all.

Prophet TB Joshua of Synagogue Church of All Nations is no stranger to controversies and condemnations. Since his emergence as a man of God to whom many run for deliverance, salvation and miracles, the supposed man of God has had to fight off other men of God who see him as nothing but fake.

If the adage, ‘good wine needs no bush’ is anything to go by, then the crowd at Synagogue of All Nations may not just be ordinary spectators. They come with a load of problems seeking one form of miracles or the other.
Miracles were parts of the ministries of Moses, Elijah, Elisha, and of course, Jesus and the apostles. Their miracles primarily served the purpose of confirming their message as being from God.