Actress Omoni Oboli shares testimony about how God healed her son

Nollywood actress Omoni Oboli shared an amazing testimony via her Instagram page, revealing how God healed her son Gozi, when they discovered he had a lump in his breast. Sharing a video of him playing basketball energetically, Omoni wrote, 

"Watch out LeBron James, Gozi is coming for ya!  I have a testimony! I told God I will testify in church if he did it but I never did so here's me testifying to the whole world!  Some time ago, we discovered a lump in Gozi's breast. 

I wasn't comfortable so we kept praying about it. We took communion and we just kept praying. He was always complaining about feeling weak and he would always take naps. I thought it was quite unusual because as mama boys, I know boys are always active so I kept praying. To cut a long story short, God has healed Gozi, lump is gone and he's more energized than he's ever been! He's running everyday, practicing his basket ball for hours! I just want to say THANK YOU LORD! Healing is the children's bread! May God bless our bread and water and take sickness out of our midst! Go Gozi! The world is at your feet!!!  #IAmMamaGozi#GodOverAll #JehovaOverDo #FamilyOverEverything 

SchoolKits Kicks Off Back-To-School Season with the #BareNecessities4School Sales

SchoolKits Shop- Nigeria’s leading outfitter for school-age children- kicks off Back-To-School season with the commencement of its #BareNecessities4Schoolsales.

The SchoolKits #BareNecessities4School sales is a high precision offering of back-to-school  essentials tailored with the current economic realities of Nigeria in mind.

The SchoolKits team have traversed the length andbreadth of Nigeria and other countries to source for quality essential back-to-school products directly from manufacturers at value prices. 

With this offering you no longer have to worry about high exchange rates asyou can now shop for all the quality brands (Marcell Hughes, French Toast etc.) you’ve become accustomed to at SchoolKits shops at lower comparable prices- thus giving you big savings. You also get access to a wide range of quality locally made products at affordable prices.

We have also teamed up with a number of leading schools in Nigeria to bring their school products closer to their pupils and parents.

So come with your kids, friends and family to a SchoolKits Shop near you for all your back-to-school shopping or SHOP ONLINE @www.SchoolKitsNG.com.#BareNecessities4School

Below isa detailed product list to help you put together your #BareNecessities4School list:

School Uniforms and Accessories: Blazers, Blouses, Polo Shirts, Pinafores, Shirts, Shorts, Scooters, Skirts, Trousers, Ties, School Badges, Socks etc.

School Shoes and Bags: Boys Lace-Up Shoes, Girls Lace-Up Shoes, Trekkers, Back Packs, Character Bags, and Sling Bags etc.

Stationeries: Pens, Pencils, Notebooks, Cardboards, Water Colour Paint, Paintbrush, Colour Pencil, Highlighter, Calculators, Files, Scissors, Recorder, Stickers, Mathematical Set, T-square etc.

Sport Gears: Sports Polo Shirts, Round-Neck T-Shirts, Sports Shorts, Sports Shoe, Trainer Shoes, Swimwear and Accessories, Sport Water Bottle, Tennis Ball and Racket, Cycling Helmet, Sport Pump, Sport Jeggings, Gym Bag etc.

Boarding House Wears And Accessories: Sleepwear, House Wear, Bed Linen, Nets, Bowls And Buckets, Towels, Nail Cutters, Key Holders, Umbrella, Combs, Torch, Hair Brush, Laundry Bags etc.

Costumes: Ballet Wears, Character Costumes, Professional Costumes etc.

General Accessories: Lunch Boxes, Belts, Water Bottles, Head Band etc.

For inquiries and requests

Call Us:08090249438 / 08090249491

Visit Our Website: www.SchoolKitsNG.com

Visit Our Store Locations (Monday to Saturday from 8:00am to 6pm):

Magodo Phase II:29B, Adekunle Banjo Avenue, Magodo GRA Phase II, Lagos

Abuja: Suite GF05 Olive Plaza, Alexandra Crescent, Banex Junction, Wuse 2, Abuja
Lekki Mega Store: 64B Fola Osibo Street, Lekki Phase 1, Lagos

Ikeja: Shop 9, Adebola Shopping Mall, Beside KFC, Isaac John Street, Ikeja GRA, LagosIkota-Ajah: Shop 168/189, Road 6, 1st left Off Road 3, Ikota Shopping Complex, Ikota-Ajah, Lagos

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Did Tyga get hair implant? (photos)

The rapper who is slightly bald was seen with fuller hair while frolicking at the beach with girlfriend Kylie Jenner this week. With weave transplants, they sew hair into a man’s scalp, then comb it over to fill in the gaps...Looks like that's what he did...

$15bn arms deals: Panel traces N2bn to five children of ex-Army Chief

The Presidential Committee on Audit of Defence Equipment Procurement (CADEP) has traced about N2billion meant for the purchase of vehicles for the Nigerian Army to the accounts of five children of a former Chief of Army Staff. The Nation reports that the report by the panel states that the children of the ex-Chief of Army Staff allegedly used two companies for the deal. Read it after the cut..

 “The committee reviewed the procurement carried out by Chok Ventures Ltd and Integrated Equipment Services Ltd, two companies that shared the same registered office, had one name as common controlling shareholder and sole or mandatory signatory to the various banks accounts of the companies. The committee further established that between March 2011 and December 2013, the two companies exclusively procured various types of Toyota and Mitsubishi vehicles worth over N2, 000,000,000.00 for the Nigerian Army without any competitive bidding. Most of the contracts awarded to the companies were also split, awarded on the same date or within a short space of time at costs and mobilization higher than the prescribed thresholds. For instance, on February 13 and 15, the two companies were awarded contracts worth N260, 000.000.00 and N315, 000,000.00 respectively for supplies of various vehicles. The Nigerian Army could not justify the exclusive selection of these vendors against other renowned distributors of same brands of vehicles procured. More seriously, the committee found no credible evidence of delivery of the vehicles by the two companies as there were no receipt vouchers, but only unauthenticated delivery notes, invoices and waybills that were purportedly used for the deliveries. Nevertheless, the vendors were fully paid based on job completion certificate authenticated by the then Chief of Logistics, Maj Gen D.D. Kitchener (rtd). The payments were also made without deduction of Withholding Tax (WHT). Furthermore, analyses of the various bank accounts of the two companies showed transfers to individuals , some of who are believed to be children of the army chief. Thus, the committee recommends further investigation to determine delivery of the vehicles and relationship of funds beneficiaries with the former COAS and the two companies. Furthermore, the panel said that Lt Gen O. A. Ihejirika (rtd), Maj Gen D. D. Kitchener (rtd), Col A. M. Inuwa and Mr Chinedu Onyekwere should be held accountable for the issues arising out of the contracts.”

The panel during its findings discovered that contracts in the Nigerian Army were awarded without due process. It said a company was registered on November 17, 2014 and awarded $125,179,299.10 on the same day.

“The Nigerian Army, between April and August 2014, entered into four contract agreements with Societe D’Equipmenteux Internationale  (SEI Nig Ltd)  for procurement of Cobra Armoured Personnel Carriers, Shilka Self-Propelled Artillery Guns, Armoured Fighting Vehicles (AFVs) as well as various ammunition and spares funded by the ONSA. The contracts for the Cobra APCs and Shilka Guns were not executed as they were not funded. However, the costs for procurement of the AFVs; ammunition and spares were $398,550,000.00 and $484,765,000.00 respectively totalling $883,315,000.00. In November 2014, the ONSA awarded contract to Conella Services Limited for procurement of 72 various arms and ammunition that included MRAP vehicles, Mi-17 helicopter at the cost of $125,179,299.10. The committee observed that the company was registered in Nigeria on 17 November, 2014 and awarded the contract on the same date, while the EUC for the procurement was issued a day later on 18 November, 2014. Furthermore, the ONSA paid $36,996,530.00 and N2,209,582,296.00 to the vendor between November 2014 and 15 April, 2015.

 However, the Nigerian Army denied receipt of any procurement from Conella Services Ltd.

“Similarly, the committee tried in vain to reach officials of the company to confirm execution of the contract. There is, therefore, the need for further investigation of Conella Services Ltd. The committee observed that SEI and its two associated companies, APC Axial Ltd and HK-Sawki Nig Ltd, were incorporated in May 2014 with two Nigerien brothers, Hima Aboubakar and Ousmane Hima Massy as the only directors.  Between May 2014 and March 2015, the ONSA mandated CBN to release various sums totaling $386,954,000.00 to SEI and the two associated companies for ‘procurement of technical equipment’, without tying the money to particular items of procurement. Thus, the allotment of the funds was left at the discretion of the vendor without input or consultation with ONSA or the Nigerian Army. Furthermore, some of the funds transferred preceded the formalization of SEI contracts with the Nigerian Army. There was also no evidence of any contract to justify the payments made by ONSA to the SEI associate companies. Consequently, it had been difficult for the ONSA, the Nigerian Army and SEI to reconcile the accounts vis-a-vis the equipment delivered.”

The panel also uncovered that 42 units of Armoured Personnel Carrier(APC) which were rejected by Iraq were later sold to Nigeria to fight Boko Haram insurgents. It claimed that some of the APCs were either expired or unsuitable leading to loss of lives.

“The committee observed that one of the new equipment SEI procured for the Nigerian Army from Ukraine was BTR-4E APC.”

However, according to the Ukraine’s state enterprise, Lviv Armour Repair Plant, the designers of the equipment, “some of the products sold to Nigeria in 2014 were actually among 42 units designed for Iraq which subsequently rejected them due to poor performance rating”.

“The Nigerian Army did not also undertake the mandatory pre-shipment inspections provided for in the contract agreements. Instead, the NA deployed an infantry officer, who lacked the technical knowledge to assess the capabilities and shortcomings of the equipment, to oversee the shipment of the items for the Nigerian Army from Ukraine. Additionally, the two-week training availed the technicians and operators was inadequate for them to comprehend the technical workings of the newly introduced equipment. The committee’s interactions with the field operators revealed that although the platforms and ammunition procured by SEI were deployed for the NE operations, some of them were aged or expired, lacked spares and prone to breakdown without immediate recovery equipment. Therefore, failure to carry out pre-shipment inspection and inadequate training resulted in procurement of some unreliable equipment that reduced the capacity of the Nigerian Army in the North East operations and resulted in the loss of lives and equipment.”

Photo from fashion designer Kunbi Oyelesi's court wedding

Kunbi is the CEO of April by Kunbi. She married her man Lanre this week. Congrats to the couple.

Hausa film actor, Adam Zango, goes on national TV to deny being gay

Popular Hausa (Kannywood) actor, Adam Zango, recently went on Desmims TV to refute claims that he is gay. Adam, who was a guest on the TV stations talkshow, held a Koran and swore that he was not gay and will never be.

“I am here to tell the whole world that I am not gay and I do not participate in any gay activities within and outside the Kannywood industry” he said.

Many of the actors in Kannywood have been taunted with rumors of being gay.

Prophet accused of abducting 16-yr-old girl said he wanted to cast out demons from her

A self-acclaimed prophet, David Ifunaya, arrested by the Lagos State Police Command  for allegedly abducting a 16-year-old Muslim girl, sent the operatives into reels of laughter when he said he wanted to cast out demons from the girl and to liberate her family from evil spirits.

The 26-year-old Ifunaya who said he is a prophet with Immaculate Ministry in Satellite Town, further told the police that he had a vision to set the girl and her family free and was only obeying divine instructions.

While parading the suspect before newsmen, the State Commissioner of Police, Fatai Owoseni, said the suspect abducted the victim for three weeks after the the teenager told him that her father is a herbalist.

“Throughout her stay in his place, neither did he nor his victim call her parents, who were searching everywhere for her. She was later traced to the suspect’s home in Satellite area of Lagos, following which her parents reported the case to police.”

While confessing, Ifunaya said:

“I met the girl earlier this year and ministered to her. I had a vision that her family was under a spell and I told her so.

I later gave her a handbill which she rejected, saying that her aunt would be angry with her for collecting a Christian handbill, since they are Muslims.

She, however, requested for my number which I gave to her. Since then, she calls me for prayers and counselling. I even prayed for her and she passed her JAMB exams.

When she called and told me she was coming to my house without the knowledge of her parents, I refused but later agreed because she kept pleading that she needed spiritual help.

She also lamented that nothing was going on well for her and her family and attributed it to the spell in her family.

She said she was convinced I am a man of God because since I prayed for her, things have been going on well with her.”

The teenage girl, on her part, said she was carried away by the accurate prophesy Ifunaya gave concerning her and her family, and that she was on her way to her uncle’s place on July 31, only to find herself at the prophet’s house where she stayed for eight days.

“While in his house, he introduced me to his pastor as his sister. I slept in his bedroom and he never made any advances on me.”