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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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Agric Ministry Declares Three-Day Prayer, Fasting For Food Security

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The federal ministry of agriculture and food security has announced a three-day programme of fasting and prayer aimed at seeking divine intervention for the country’s agricultural sector.

An internal circular dated June 11, seen by TheCable, and signed by Adedayo Modupe, director of human resource management, stated that the spiritual activity is meant to request God’s guidance in Nigeria’s pursuit of food security.

Modupe stated that all staff members are expected to participate in the fasting and prayer sessions.

“This is to invite all staff of the federal ministry of agriculture and food security to a solemn prayer session for God’s guidance and success in supporting the government’s efforts to achieve food security,” the circular reads.

The session is themed “Divine Intervention for Protection and National Development”.

The circular noted that the prayer sessions will be held at Conference Hall ‘B’ of the FMAFS headquarters in Area 11, Garki, Abuja, from 12:00 p.m. to 12:30 p.m. on each scheduled day.

Staff are expected to fast on Monday, June 16, and continue on June 23 and June 30.

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Wike Defends N39bn Renovation Of Abuja International Conference Centre, Says “We Have Taste”

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Nyesom Wike, the minister of the Federal Capital Territory, has responded to criticisms regarding the N39 billion renovation of the Abuja International Conference Centre, saying those who are opposed to the project “do not have good taste”.

He made these remarks on Friday during the commissioning of the newly built left-hand service carriageway in Abuja.

Back in March, Wike disclosed that the FCT administration allocated N39 billion for the renovation of the centre, which has now been renamed in honour of President Bola Tinubu following its commissioning on Tuesday.

The renovation has sparked public backlash over the amount spent on the project.

As reported by Channels Television, Wike stated, “The only thing in that International Conference Centre that was not changed is just the block work.”

He continued, “Everything in that Bola Ahmed Tinubu International Conference Centre was changed.”

Wike emphasized that Nigeria must reflect its status as the Giant of Africa in both substance and appearance. He said, “Nigeria, as the Giant of Africa, must not only show that it is the giant of Africa; people must see what makes you to be the giant of Africa. Nobody who loves this country would criticise the International Conference Centre.”

He addressed the argument about the naming of the centre, noting, “They said we did not name the International Conference Centre after someone who built it. Nnamdi Azikwe International Airport was not built by Nnamdi Azikwe. Moshood Abiola International Stadium was not built by Moshood Abiola.”

Wike also countered claims that the centre, originally constructed for N240 million in 1991, should not have required N39 billion for refurbishment in 2025.

He responded, “What was the exchange rate in 1991? Compare the exchange rate to what we have in 2025.”

He stressed his commitment to quality, stating, “We have taste; we want the best for the country, and the president has given the best for the country.”

Wike concluded by defending his loyalty to the president, saying, “If you did not do well to defend your boss when you had the opportunity, it is your business. I am here, and I will defend my boss.”

“I have done it, and I have no regret at all.”

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EFCC Arraigns Sun Trust Bank MD, ED Halima Buba Over Alleged ‘$12m Fraud’

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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has charged Halima Buba, the managing director and chief executive officer of SunTrust Bank Ltd, with allegations of money laundering.

Buba appeared before Justice Emeka Nwite of the federal high court in Abuja on Friday, alongside Innocent Mbagwu, the bank’s executive director and chief compliance officer.

They are facing a six-count charge from the EFCC, which accuses them of laundering up to $12 million.

According to the commission, Buba and Mbagwu were involved in the unlawful handling of large sums of cash on several occasions, bypassing financial institutions in violation of Nigeria’s money laundering regulations.

One of the charges alleges that on March 10, 2025, in Abuja, the two assisted Femi Gbamgboye in paying $3 million in cash to Suleiman Muhammed Chiroma and his associates.

The funds were allegedly handed over without using a financial institution, breaching the Money Laundering (Prevention and Prohibition) Act, 2022.

Another charge claims they arranged another $3 million in cash to be delivered on March 13, 2025, in Lagos to Mukhtar Miko, who is said to be an associate of Chiroma, also without routing it through a bank.

Buba and Mbagwu denied all allegations when arraigned.

After their plea, lead EFCC counsel Rotimi Oyedepo informed the court that the commission was ready to proceed with trial and requested an expedited process.

Defence lawyer J.J. Usman asked the court to grant bail based on an application submitted on May 27.

Oyedepo challenged the request, stating that the defendants were not in custody when they filed the application and should not be permitted to seek bail while outside detention.

He urged the court to dismiss the existing application and require new bail submissions.

After considering arguments from both sides, Justice Nwite approved bail for each defendant in the sum of N100 million, with one surety each of the same amount.

The sureties must have landed property in Abuja, submit the property documents to the court, and provide their passports along with two recent passport photos.

The judge ruled that the accused be held in a correctional facility until they fulfill their bail conditions and scheduled the trial to continue on July 17 and 18.

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