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Bishops Mike Okonkwo, Wale Ajayi Confirmed Speakers, As The Revelation Of Christ Is In Focus At The LOGIC Church Conference

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The Love of God in Christ (LOGIC) Church is set to hold its annual Jesus + Nothing Conference in three locations; London, Lagos Mainland and Lagos Island. This is the 3rd edition of the conference, with previous editions held in 2021 and 2022 in Lagos Nigeria.

The conference will kick off with the London edition on Saturday May 20 at 1.30pm and then on Sunday May 21, 2023 at 10am at Doubletree by Hilton, London Docklands SE16 5HW. Conference proceedings then move to Lagos Mainland on Thursday, May 25th at the Freude’s Place, 23 Ikorodu Road, Wasimi, Maryland at 5.30pm. The final leg of the conference will be held at the LOGIC Church headquarters at 4 Oriwu Street, Lekki, Lagos State from Friday, May 26th, 2023 with two sessions at 10am and 5.30pm. The conference session on Saturday will be held at 10am and on Sunday at 8am and 10am.

Speaking about the 2023 conference, the Lead Pastor and Apostolic Head of the LOGIC Nation and Convener of the Jesus + Nothing Conference, Dr. Flourish Peters noted that the objective of the Jesus + Nothing Conference is to reveal Christ and the finished work on the cross. “Unfortunately there is a religious system that has put pressure on people to earn their place as believers. This is a grave injustice to Christ and the finished work on the cross. The work of redemption was done once for all men, once for all time and once for all sins. We are called to bring this good news to the world. We have brought together some of the most profound teachers and preachers of the Gospel of Christ, who have a track record of rightly dividing the word of truth to reveal the good news of Christ. This will indeed be a life transforming conference for participants,” noted Peters.

Speakers at the conference include Bishop Mike Okonkwo, Presiding Bishop, The Redeemed Evangelical Mission (TREM), Bishop Wale Ajayi, Bishop, Church of God Mission International Historic Miracle Center, Dr. Phil Ransom Bello, Senior Pastor of The StandPoint Church, Rev. Peter Ayo-Alabi, Pioneer of the Heritage of Faith Church and Pastor Clarkson Ikwunze, the Resident Pastor of the LOGIC Church, Lagos Mainland Branch.

Ministering in music are seasoned ministers of the Gospel like Minister Victor Paul, Pastor Noble G, Minister Ayo Vincent, Minister Sumisola Agbebi, Greatman Takit and Joxie.

The LOGIC Church is one of Nigeria’s fastest growing Churches. With a vision of preaching the Gospel of the Grace of God to our Generation by the help of the Spirit, empowering and impacting people to flourish in every area of their lives, the Church since inception in 2020 has grown to 6 branches; Lagos Island, Lagos Mainland (Fadeyi and FESTAC), Abuja, Cotonou and London.

The Church is led by Dr. Flourish Peters, an Apostle of the Grace of God to this generation. Being a 4th generation Pastor, he has been in active ministry for over 22 years before his university days passionately pastoring, serving, learning under renown world class leaders and ministers of the Gospel, like Archbishop Benson Idahosa, Apostle Moses Grandeur both of blessed memory and Pastor Paul Adefarasin, amongst many Apostles. All of whom have molded him to become the remarkable leader and Pastor that he now is.

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BREAKING: Olubadan Of Ibadan Oba Olakulehin Joins His Ancestors

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The Olubadan of Ibadanland, Oba Owolabi Olakulehin, has joined his ancestors.

It was gathered that the monarch, who became Olubadan in July 2024, passed away in the early hours of Monday, July 7, 2025, after spending a year on the throne.

The passing of Oba Olakulehin, who was born on July 5, 1935, occurred barely two days after he marked his 90th birthday.

According to Tribune Online, Oba Olakulehin was presented with the staff of office by Oyo State Governor Engr. Seyi Makinde on July 12, 2024, as the 43rd Olubadan of Ibadanland.

He rose to the throne from the chieftaincy rung of Balogun Olubadan, succeeding Oba (Dr.) Moshood Lekan Balogun, Alli Okunmade II, who passed away at the age of 81 on March 14, 2024.

 

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NDPC Fines MultiChoice N766m For ‘Violating Privacy Of Subscribers’

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The Nigeria Data Protection Commission (NDPC) has imposed a fine of N766.24 million on MultiChoice Nigeria, the parent company of DStv and GOtv, for “violating the privacy of subscribers and their friends”.

In a statement on Sunday signed by Babatunde Bamigboye, head of legal, enforcement and regulations at NDPC, the commission explained that the sanction followed an investigation launched in the second quarter of 2024.

NDPC said MultiChoice was found to have breached the Nigeria Data Protection (NDP) Act after an inquiry into alleged violations of the privacy rights of its subscribers and the illegal cross-border transfer of personal data belonging to Nigerians.

“NDPC found, among others, that Multichoice violated the data privacy rights of subscribers and their friends who are not necessarily subscribers,” the commission stated.

“The Commission also found that Multichoice carries out illegal cross-border transfer of personal data relating to data subjects in Nigeria.

“The depth of data processing by Multichoice is patently intrusive, unfair, unnecessary and disproportionate. This is a grave affront to fundamental right to privacy as enshrined in section 37 of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

“Nigeria is entitled to protect her citizens, and data sovereignty under both international and extant municipal laws – as these have far-reaching implication for rule of law, national security and economic growth.

“In line with its standard remediation procedure, the Commission directed Multichoice to carry out appropriate remedial measures. However, the Commission found the measures undertaken by Multichoice in this regard unsatisfactory.

“For want of cooperation, the Commission has directed Multichoice to pay N766,242,500 for violating the Nigeria Data Protection Act.”

NDPC also stated that Vincent Olatunji, the national commissioner of the agency, has directed that every outlet through which MultiChoice collects Nigerians’ personal data be investigated for possible non-compliance.

Olatunji emphasized that any outlet processing personal data in violation of the NDP Act would be subject to a penalty as stipulated by the Act.

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US Court Jails Nigerian Pastor Over $4.2million COVID-19 Fraud As Monarch Forfeits Properties

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They appeared before Justice Christopher Boyko at the US District Court of Ohio.

A Nigerian pastor, Edward Oluwasanmi, has been sentenced by a United States District Court to 27 months in prison for defrauding the COVID-19 relief fund.

His associate, the Apetu of Ipetumodu, Oba Joseph Oloyede, forfeited his property to the US government while awaiting a court ruling set for August 1.

Oluwasanmi and Oba Oloyede were arrested in early 2024 for fraudulently obtaining $4.2 million in COVID-19 relief funds.

They were charged with 13 counts, including conspiracy to commit wire fraud, wire fraud, conspiracy to defraud, money laundering, and engaging in monetary transactions involving criminal proceeds.

They were brought before Justice Christopher Boyko at the US District Court of Ohio.

Reports indicated both men pleaded guilty to some of the charges under a plea agreement.

According to court documents, Judge Boyko sentenced Oluwasanmi on Wednesday, July 2, to 27 months on counts one, 11, and 12 of the indictment.

The sentences will run concurrently.

The court also ordered Oluwasanmi to pay a $15,000 fine and report to the U.S. Marshal Service.

The court stated, “Supervised release three years on each of counts 1 and 11-12, all such terms to run concurrently, with standard and special conditions.”

It also declared, “As a result of the foregoing offenses, defendants Joseph Oloyede and Edward Oluwasanmi shall forfeit to the United States: all property, real and personal, which constitutes – or is derived from – proceeds traceable to the commission of the wire fraud, wire fraud conspiracy offenses; all property constituting, or derived from, proceeds the defendants obtained, directly or indirectly, as the result of the wire fraud, wire fraud conspiracy offenses and any and all property, real and personal involved in the money laundering offenses, and any property traceable to such property.”

Oluwasanmi will forfeit a commercial property located at 422 South Green Road, South Euclid, Ohio. Meanwhile, the court scheduled Friday, August 1, for the sentencing of Oloyede after the monarch pleaded guilty to counts one and 13 of his indictment.

On Monday, April 21, Oba Oloyede, a US-based accountant and information systems professional crowned Apetu in July 2019, entered his guilty plea before the court.

Oba Oloyede and Oluwasanmi were accused of submitting fake applications for the Paycheck Protection Programme and Economic Injury Disaster Loans under the US Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act between April 2020 and February 2022.

They allegedly used falsified tax and wage documents to obtain funds intended to help struggling businesses during the pandemic.

The Act was meant to offer emergency financial relief to Americans facing the economic consequences of COVID-19 by providing loans to small businesses and nonprofits.

Oba Oloyede was alleged to have used some of his companies, including Available Tax Services Incorporated, Available Financial Corporation, and Available Transportation Company, to commit the fraud.

Following the monarch’s disappearance, the Osun State Government said it would wait for the conclusion of his trial before deciding on any action.

The state Commissioner for Information and Public Enlightenment, Kolapo Alimi, said, “A person is innocent until a court convicts them. So, we don’t want to jump the gun; let us wait for the court’s pronouncement on the matter.”

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