RCCG General Overseer Pastor Enouch Adeboye Said “God Himself Convinced Me Tithing Was Right” –

The General Overseer of The Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye, has spoken again on the tithe issue sparked by OAP, Daddy Freeze. According to Pastor Adeboye, God himself convinced him that tithing was right for Christians. Recall that in a previous reaction to the tithing controversy, Adeboye warned Christians against the dangers of non- compliance to paying of tithe. However, the cleric, on Sunday, 3rd December, 2017 edition of his Daily Devotional, titled: “Open Heavens”, said the command to pay tithes on one’s earnings simply places a demand on the Christian to trust God. Writing on the topic, ‘Tithing Is Trusting’, Adeboye said: “To experience exploits in your life, you must have a personal relationship with God. You must believe that He lives and love Him with all your heart. You must also learn to trust in Him. “The command to pay tithes on your earnings simply places a demand on you to trust God. Your response to this command shows the level of trust you have in Him. “If you can pay your tithes correctly, it shows that you trust God for your livelihood, but if you find it difficult to be faithful in doing this, it simply shows that you trust more in your earning than in God to sustain you. “After I became newly born again and we were taught to pay tithes, I laughed and said in my mind, ‘These people do not know that I am a mathematician. If 100% is not enough for me, how can 90% be enough after I have paid 10% as tithe? Thank you very much! Even though these people are not educated, they still want to use their smartness to take 10% of my income from me. Let them try and take it’. “However, down the line, God convinced me by Himself and I observed remarkable changes in my life.”

Eid-el-Maulud Celebration: Nigerian Government Declares December 1 (Friday) As Public Holiday

THE Federal Government of Nigeria has declared Friday, December 1 as public holiday to mark the Eid-el-Maulud celebration. The Honourable Minister of Interior, Lt Gen. Abdulrahman Dambazau (retd.), who made the declaration on behalf of the Federal Government, enjoined all Muslim faithful and Nigerians in general to cooperate and join hands with President Muhammadu Buhari, GCFR, as he works tirelessly to build a virile nation. He also urged all Nigerians to use the occasion to pray for peace, progress, and unity of the nation. The minister also called on all Nigerians to be patient and supportive of the present administration for the successful implementation of its laudable programmes. He wished all Nigerians a happy and peaceful Eid-el-Maulud celebration.

NOCEN NCE & Degree Post UTME Form is Out – 2017/18

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[Music Premiere] Olamide – Love No Go Die (Prod. by Young John)

YBNL boss and prolific Nigerian singer/rapper, Olamide resurfaces with another tune titled “Love No Go Die”.

The love themed single was produced by YBNL in-house producer, Young John (The wicked producer). Enjoy!!

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FUTO Students to resume after school closure, but on one condition

They have to pay a levy of N12,500 before they can set foot in school.

Two months after the Federal University of Technology Owerri was closed by the school authorities, the gates are open again for activities.

In case you missed it, students of FUTO have had to sit idle at home for the past two months because the school authorities shut down all activities in the school.
Why? Student unrest. On February 17, 2017, students protested alleged increments in school fees, course registrations, Internet and hostel fees, and generally everything the school management was charging them for.
The protest seemed to be going on peacefully, until some students allegedly took to destroying school buildings, like the Senate building, the ICT centre, and even the Diamond Bank branch in the school premises.
And it was at that point the authorities knew they had had enough. So even though 1st semester exams of the 2016/2017 session was ongoing, they ordered an immediate and indefinite closure of the school.
But there’s one condition to re-enter the school.
Every undergraduate must pay a levy of N12,500 for damages and a notarised undertaking to be of good behaviour.
We know this because the Registrar of the University, John Nnabuihe, said so in a statement announcing the reopening of the school.
Also, exams will continue exactly three weeks from the date of resumption. This statement did not make mention whether the school will look into the grievances of the students.

 

Source:Pulseng