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19/12/2025

Baba Lere Paimo onitiata sunkun níta gbángba...O ni Ṣọ̀ún Ògbómọ̀ṣọ́, Ọba Afọlábí Ghandi ló fẹ fìyà nla jé òun l'ọ́jọ́ alẹ́

Behold! 200 Fulfilled Prophecies of Primate Ayodele in 2025 — Facts Don’t Lie!The Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual C...
19/12/2025

Behold! 200 Fulfilled Prophecies of Primate Ayodele in 2025 — Facts Don’t Lie!

The Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has once again sent shockwaves across Nigeria and the world 🌍.

Renowned for his bold, detailed and sector-spanning prophecies, Primate Ayodele is widely acknowledged as one of the most accurate prophetic voices of our time — with over 15,000 prophecies reportedly fulfilled throughout his ministry.

As is his tradition, beyond his weekly prophecies, the Primate releases his much-anticipated annual prophetic book, Warnings To The Nations, every December — a spiritual roadmap on what lies ahead for nations, leaders, institutions and individuals.

👉 In just 2025 alone, events have unfolded at a speed that left many stunned — from the deaths of prominent leaders and monarchs, political upheavals, coups, elections, global disasters, airline crises, economic shocks, to international conflicts.

📌 From the death of the Awujale of Ijebuland and former President Muhammadu Buhari,
📌 to global earthquakes, coups, resignations of world leaders, airline crises, building collapses, attacks, protests and political realignments,
the prophetic warnings issued ahead of time have now become headline news.

💥 Below are 200 prophecies already fulfilled in 2025 — documented, dated and verifiable.

🔥 Coincidence or divine insight?
🔥 Prophecy or precision?

One thing is clear — 2025 is keeping records, and history is watching.

19/12/2025

The Commissioner of Police, Ogun State Command, CP Lanre Ogunlowo at the commissioning of the newly donated Oja-Odan Police Division, donated by Hon. Gboyega Nasir Isiaka, MHR.

19/12/2025

Sàráà ṣíṣe... Màmá Eritosin tú àṣírí nla

From Yoruba land to Ebira land, Masquerades are becoming nuisance - MURICThe Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) has condemned...
18/12/2025

From Yoruba land to Ebira land, Masquerades are becoming nuisance - MURIC

The Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) has condemned what it described as the rising excesses of masquerade activities across parts of Nigeria, warning that the trend now constitutes a threat to public peace and religious freedom.

In a statement issued on Thursday, 18 December 2025, the Kano State Chairman of MURIC, Malam Hassan Sani Indabawa, decried an incident in Obangede, Kogi Central, where a masquerade allegedly assaulted and humiliated a Muslim woman for wearing a niqab.

According to the Islamic human rights organisation, the incident occurred on 25 November 2025, when the victim, identified as Bello Ize Halimat, was reportedly harassed, physically assaulted and verbally abused while going about her lawful activities.

MURIC described the attack as a violation of fundamental human rights and an extension of what it called the long-standing abuses committed by some traditionalists under the guise of cultural practices.

The group recalled that it has consistently spoken out against cases in which masquerades allegedly assaulted Muslims, invaded mosques and violated religious rights, particularly in parts of Southwest Nigeria, noting that similar incidents have now spread to North-Central states such as Kogi.

The organisation further cited previous violent incidents linked to masquerade activities in Ebiraland, Kogi State. One such case, it noted, occurred in January 2025 during a masquerade festival in Okehi Local Government Area, when clashes between youths from Obangede and Okaito-Usungwe reportedly led to the death of a woman and injuries to several others.

MURIC also referenced incidents where masquerades allegedly flouted local laws and directives, leading to confrontations with security agencies and community leaders. It recalled an August 2024 incident in Eika Adagu, Okehi LGA, where a masquerade costume was reportedly burned by community leaders while enforcing a “no masquerade” directive.

Describing the latest assault as “primitive, morally reprehensible and unjustifiable,” the group warned that continued tolerance of such acts could further inflame tensions and undermine social harmony.

MURIC called on the Kogi State Command of the Nigeria Police to conduct a thorough investigation into the alleged assault on Bello Ize Halimat and to prosecute those found responsible, including their handlers.

The group also urged the Kogi State Government to impose stricter controls on masquerade activities, confining them in a manner that ensures peaceful conduct, respect for the rule of law and protection of citizens’ rights, regardless of religious or cultural differences.

18/12/2025

Nnkan odun lati.owo Wòlíì Olagunroye Faleyimu...iṣẹ ibukun nla.ni.o

18/12/2025

F'awon ọkùnrin tí kò lè bá obìnrin serepa dáadáa ni iyẹwu... Bàbá Gbelero ti sọrọ o

Nigba t'awọn èèyàn rí foto Rauf Aregbesola, Alagba Yemi Osibajo, igbakeji Ààrẹ Naijiria laye ijoba Buhari, Ajagunfeyinti...
18/12/2025

Nigba t'awọn èèyàn rí foto Rauf Aregbesola, Alagba Yemi Osibajo, igbakeji Ààrẹ Naijiria laye ijoba Buhari, Ajagunfeyinti Ọmọọba Olagunsoye Oyinlola ati Gomina Ademola Adeleke... orisirisi ni wọn n sọ lori X o, bee akọle to wa nidii f'ọto ọhun niyi:

Yesterday, I joined former Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, GCON; the Governor of Osun State, Senator Ademola Adeleke; a former Governor of our dear state, Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola; and other dignitaries to commission the Modupe & Folorunso Alakija Medical Research and Training Hospital at Osun State University, Osogbo. The 250-bed facility was donated by the family of the Chancellor of the University, Apostle (Dr.) Folorunso Alakija.

17/12/2025

Iyawo Barrister to n gbe niluu London, Mama Danjuma ti kú o...
Bẹẹ ni ẹgbẹ Barryfest, akojọpọ gbogbo ololufe orin Sikiru Ayinde Barrister ba ẹbi Agbajelọla Balogun kẹ́dùn gidigidi

17/12/2025

Àṣírí ọdún Ògún ti wọn n bọ nílùú Ikorodu... Ààrẹ Onakakanfo ilẹ Yoruba, Iba Gani Adams ti sọ bo se jẹ

17/12/2025

Afigba ti Peller kora ẹ si wàhálà nlá...awon olopaa ti kii mọlẹ, wọn fẹ ba a ṣẹjọ́ ni o, nitori to gbìyànjú lati pa ara ẹ, to tún fi mọto ẹ̀ ní ìjànbá

17/12/2025

100 Days in Office: Hon. Muhibat Rufai-Adeyemi Marks Milestone, Touches Lives, Leads Crackdown on Fake Drugs in Ojo

Hon. Muhibat Rufai-Adeyemi, Executive Chairman of Ojo Local Government, has marked her first 100 days in office with visible achievements that cut across social welfare, grassroots development, and public safety.

Since assuming office, the chairman has rolled out people-oriented initiatives aimed at improving the lives of residents, particularly women, youths, and the most vulnerable. Beneficiaries across wards in Ojo have attested to targeted empowerment programmes, community interventions, and renewed attention to local needs.

A major highlight of the administration’s first 100 days is the discovery and exposure of an illegal fake and expired drugs factory operating within the local government area. Acting on credible intelligence and in collaboration with security agencies, the illegal facility was uncovered, dealing a significant blow to counterfeit drug syndicates and reinforcing the council’s commitment to public health and safety.

Hon. Rufai-Adeyemi described the breakthrough as a clear message that Ojo will not be a haven for criminal activities, especially those that endanger lives. She reaffirmed her administration’s resolve to continue working with law enforcement and regulatory bodies to protect residents.

As she celebrates the 100-day milestone, the chairman reiterated her pledge to deliver transparent, inclusive, and impactful governance, assuring the people of Ojo Local Government that the coming months will bring even more developmental strides.

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