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ASK THOSE WHO SAW THE REVIVAL OF 1930s,1970s AND 1980s, THEY WILL TELL YOU WHY WE ARE CRYING OVER THIS "FIRE LESS NESS" WE ARE SEEING IN OUR GENERATION OF BELIEVERS. John Knox prayed: "Lord, Give me Scotland or I die"... St Patrick, a rugged believer that Brought even dead animals and trees back to life prayed: "God, Give me souls or give me nothing else".... Brethren during the Hebrides revival prayed:" Lord, If you will not use us, please, kill us"... The brethren from England who brought the Fire from Azusa Street revival gathered everyday under the terrible cold. Their only prayer topic was: "Lord, give us men that will spread Your Fire in the streets of England". During the Indonesia Revival, those hungry hearts were seen praying day and night: "Lord, The harvest is ripe... If it pleases You, please use us". One prayer that was common during the days of William Seymour was: "Lord, this is another day that hell must l

Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari, who has been out of the west African country for more than a month, has reportedly made a surprise phone call to the governor of the northern state of Kano. According to BBC, Buhari's conversation with the governor was put on speakerphone, with the phone placed next to the mic to allow those at a prayer session to follow the call. Some radio stations allegedly also broadcast the conversation live in many parts of the country. Local newspapers alleged that some Nigerians burst into tears when they heard their leader's voice. The reports came as speculation, inevitably, went into over-drive that Buhari may no longer be fit for the top job, and despite multiple claims he was well, the government had struggled to seize back the initiative. His protracted absence on medical grounds stoked fears of a full-blown political crisis at the heart of Africa's most populous nation. The 74-year-old former army general left Abuja for London on January 1

Senate President, Bukola Saraki was re-arraigned by the Federal Government on Thursday, on an 18-count amended charge over false asset declaration and money laundering at the Code of Conduct Tribunal in Abuja. The Prosecution team, led by Mr Rotimi Jacobs, filed the amended charge on Feb. 8 after the trial had gone underway with a number of prosecution witnesses testifying. Saraki was initially standing trial on a 13-count charge for alleged false asset declaration at the tribunal. The Federal Government on Thursday re-arraigned Senate President, Bukola Saraki, on an 18-count amended charge over false asset declaration and money laundering at the Code of Conduct Tribunal in Abuja. The Prosecution team, led by Mr Rotimi Jacobs, filed the amended charge on Feb. 8 after the trial had gone underway with a number of prosecution witnesses testifying. Saraki was initially standing trial on a 13-count charge for alleged false asset declaration at the tribunal. The trial, which started in Septe

09.02.2017 МММ Nigeria Is Coming Back to Normal Dear members, MMM Nigeria lifts all the limits for Mavro, acquired in 2017. So, MMM Nigeria is coming back to normal. And now the members can actively develop the Community and create new requests to provide help. For these requests orders will soon arrive, and after Mavro's confirmation it will be possible to withdraw these Mavro without any restrictions or limits! Only Mavros acquired in 2016 remain under restriction. But we are actively working on new measures to make it possible for the members to withdraw Mavro-2016 in a larger amount without undermining the sustainability of the Community.  In the folder (see the link below) we have collected the screenshots of Personal Offices of members who received orders for their GH requests: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B0G6qUEqxByCM2VOa3lBU21RQlk Spread the screenshots via chats, social media and messengers. Let everyone know that MMM Nigeria is working. Every Nigerian should b

The self-styled 'Area Father' Charles Oputa, a.k.a. Charly Boy and the comedian, Oluwaseyitan Lawrence, a.k.a Seyilaw have vowed to continue the nationwide protest. which celebrated artistes and "African Queen" crooner 2Face scheduled for Monday 6th but was cancelled by same  on Saturday night due to security reasons. 'Area Father' Charles Oputa, a.k.a. Charly Boy, on hearing that the singer had backed out, citing security and public safety concerns, felt disappointed as he mocked 2face. Also Ace comedian, Oluwaseyitan Lawrence, a.k.a Seyilaw, who publicly pledged his support to the African Queen crooner is still shocked by 2Face turn around and has vowed to go ahead with the planned protest too. Charly Boy said "The struggle to overcome political insanity, audacious impunity and mindless looting in Nigeria took a negative hit last night not just because Tuface Idibia called off the February 6, 2017 protest; because most of the demons we are fighting agai

Nobel laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka has said that the cancellation of 2Face Idibia planned protest was a deep embarrassment and a national shame 'triggered by the state's attempt to water down the criminal code against corruption' and that the police reversed the hands of the democratic clock. Wole Soyinka in a an article on Saharareproters said the he had written a letter to the Inspector-General of Police, through the Commissioner of Police, Lagos state demanding that the protest be allowed so as to respect and safeguard the constitutional rights of Nigerians. Saturday (Saturday, Feb 4), the media offered the nation a space of relief when it carried the expected news of a mutual accommodation reached by the organizers of the demonstration planned for tomorrow Monday February 6th. The theme in summary: public discontent with the state of the nation and its governance. From the beginning, the organizers had cited quite an extensive list of such areas of concern and demands f

AHEAD of Sunday's planned nationwide protest against President Muhammadu Buhari's administration over the unending hardship in the country, top Nigerian music star, 2face has come under heavy attack for spearheading the protest. Recall that 2face last Monday, had called on Nigerians to join him in a nationwide protest against the 'policies' implemented by President Muhammadu Buhari-led administration. The protest is slated to hold, February 5. While the likes of maverick musician, Charly Boy, comedian, I Go Dye and popular 'Galala' singer, Daddy Showkey have declared to join forces with the "African Queen"crooner, one of his former group-mates, Blackface does not believe in the idea behind the protest. He took to his Instagram page yesterday to attack 2face by reposting the controversial article by Divinewealth blasting 2face. Following his decision, the music legend was blasted by one Dr. Bunmi Awoyemi Divinewealth, an alleged Buhari apologist who cal

Former President Barack Obama issued a statement reacting to President Donald Trump's executive order to restrict immigration from high-risk countries in the Middle East, urging Americans to organize against the president. "President Barack Obama is heartened by the level of engagement taking places in communities around the country," Obama's spokesman Kevin Lewis said in a statement to reporters. Through his spokesman, Obama also opposed discrimination against people because of their faith or religion, although he did not say that Trump's actions did so. "With regard to comparisons to President Obama's foreign policy decisions, as we've heard before," Lewis said. "The president fundamentally disagrees with the notion of discriminating against individuals because of their faith or religion." Early on Monday, President Donald Trump was asked to comment on Barack Obama's statement in an exclusive interview with the Chicago Tribune, an

Prof. Francis Otunta, the Vice Chancellor (VC), Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike, in Abia, has confirmed the discovery of a new drug for the treatment and cure of HIV/AIDS. Otunta told newsmen at the university campus on Wednesday that the finding followed years of scientific research by the institution. He said that the breakthrough was made by Prof. Maduike Ezeibe, a researcher in the university. According to him, Ezeibe had presented the drug to the University management, Senate and Council, where he explained the processes he went through to arrive at his finding. The VC also said that Ezeibe had equally presented the drug to his colleagues in the medical field and nobody had contradicted his finding. "Prof. Ezeibe is a researcher in Veterinary Medicine and one may wonder how he discovered a drug to cure a human ailment," he said. He commended Ezeibe for the breakthrough, saying: "He has brought honour to the University and we are proud of him."

It is so glaring that the verbal war between the Plantashun Boiz members is not ending anytime soon. Blackface, who has been feuding with his former bandmate, Tuface, is apparently not in support of the February 5th protest Tuface is heavily involved in. Blackface, a father of two shared a post written by one Dr Bunmi Awoyemi who lambasted 2face, on his Instagram page and indicated he stands with the doctor. "#NATIONWIDE#PROTESTS LETS EDUCATE THE ILLITERATE AS HE LEADS THE PROTEST. I read Tuface Idibia's verbal tirade in Vanguard in which he said he will be leading a protest against Buhari on the 5th of February for among other things not paying salaries of civil servants. I think he needs to be educated about the efforts of the Buhari administration: So far Buhari has released three bail out funds to the 36 states in Nigeria totalling over N1.5 trillion in the last 18 months. Apart from this another trillion was released as Paris Club refund money to the 36 states. Buhari emp

former US President, Barack Obama, has criticised President Donald Trump's executive order to curb immigration, backing protesters who have taken to the nation's airports to express their displeasure. Obama, in a statement on Monday by his spokesperson, Kevin Lewis, said Trump's immigration policy was discriminatory. "The (former) President fundamentally disagrees with the notion of discriminating against individuals because of their faith or religion," CNN quoted Lewis as saying. Lewis added that Obama perceived the protests as "exactly what we expect to see when American values are at stake." This is the first time Obama, who ceded power to Trump 10 days ago, would criticise the current President, breaking an unwritten rule that former presidents should refrain from criticising the current White House occupant. Trump had on Friday banned seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the United States for the next 90 days and suspended the admission of