Day: November 15, 2024

Physically Challenged Woman reveals, “l Found True Love Among Jehovah’s Witnesses”

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Fresh from baptism under the water at Jehovah’s witnesses convention hall, Ota, Ogun State, Bose Shittu, a 42 years old physically challenged woman revealed how love and affection displayed by witnesses motivated her to embrace the truth. Baptised at the Declare Good News! 2024 Convention of Jehovah’s Witnesses, Bose, who is a single mother said ‘There is something different about Jehovah’s Witnesses​. The love they show to me and to one another is indeed remarkable. “The unity and love among them impressed me so much that I decided to be…

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I connived with bandits to kidnap my mother, Katsina man confesses

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“I arranged for the abduction of my mother. We worked on it together with one Nakande and one other; we were three all together…” These was Jibril Falalu’s shocking confession in a video, which highlights the growing issues of criminal collaboration and betrayal in some communities in Nigeria. Falalu, middle-aged man from Katsina State, admitted to orchestrating the kidnapping of his own mother, aiming to collect ransom through the help of bandits. Fortunately, the victim was rescued within a day, preventing further harm. The arrest of Falalu by the Katsina…

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Jehovah’s Witnesses begin 3-day Convention at Abiola Stadium, Abuja this weekend

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” Declare The Good News ” 2024 Regional Convention of Jehovah’s witnesses, comes up this weekend from Friday , November 15 to Sunday, November 17 at Moshood Abiola National Stadium in Abuja. Same event is taking place this weekend, and in other 39 cities around Nigeria simultaneously. The date and location for each convention, which began across Nigeria, 9th-11th August 2024, can be found on the Witnesses’ official website, jw.org. This week’s convention in Abuja will be held in English. According to a release from Olusegun Eroyemi, National spokesperson for…

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$21m deposited in defunct Heritage Bank by MultiChoice written off

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The sum of $21m deposited in Nigeria’s Heritage Bank by MultiChoice Group Limited has been written off, following the financial institution’s liquidation earlier this year. This disclosure was contained in the company’s interim financial statements for the half-year ending September 30, 2024. The sum was classified as irrecoverable after the Central Bank of Nigeria revoked Heritage Bank’s operating licence, effectively shutting down the institution. The financial statement document read, “Following the revocation of Heritage Bank’s banking licence by the Central Bank of Nigeria on 3 June 2024 and its subsequent…

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