Pastors Celebrate Bishop David Oyedepo's 70th Birthday with Joyful Dance

In a heartwarming display of celebration, Pastor Korede Komaiya, Rev. Biodun Fatoyinbo, and Pastor Godman Akinlabi showed their love and admiration for their spiritual father, Bishop David Oyedepo, on his 70th birthday. The trio was seen enthusiastically performing Dr. Paul Enenche's trademark legwork, filling the atmosphere with excitement and joy. Their energetic moves captured the festive spirit of the occasion, as they honored the man who has had a profound impact on their lives and ministries. Bishop Oyedepo, the founder of the Living Faith Church Worldwide, remains a towering figure in the Christian faith, with millions of followers around the globe. This remarkable celebration was a testament to the deep bond shared between these spiritual leaders and their father in the faith. As they danced in unity, their gratitude and respect for Bishop Oyedepo were evident, inspiring everyone present at the event.

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Senator Monday Okpebholo Receives Certificate of Return, Promises Rapid Development for Edo State

The Governor-Elect of Edo State, Senator Monday Okpebholo, has officially received his Certificate of Return from the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), marking the formal declaration of his victory in the recent gubernatorial election. In a ceremony filled with joy and widespread celebration across the state, Okpebholo thanked the people of Edo for their trust and pledged to work tirelessly to deliver on his promises.

In his acceptance speech, the Governor-Elect extended his profound gratitude to the President of Nigeria, the Vice President, Senate President, Deputy Senate President, Speaker of the House of Representatives, and his colleagues in the National Assembly for their consistent encouragement and words of wisdom. Okpebholo specifically acknowledged the support of the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Alhaji Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, and the Progressive Governors Forum led by Dr. Hope Uzodinma, the Governor of Imo State. Their collective backing played a pivotal role in his victory, he noted.

Okpebholo also reserved special appreciation for Comrade Adams Oshiomhole, whose energy and determination helped make his victory a reality. He expressed his deep respect for the Royal Fathers of Edo State, with a heartfelt mention of Oba Ewuare II, the Oba of Benin, for their blessings and support throughout his campaign.

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In a show of sportsmanship, the Governor-Elect extended his congratulations to his fellow contestants, praising their conduct during the electoral process and inviting them to work with him in the spirit of unity for the betterment of Edo State. He particularly called upon notable figures such as Asue Ighodalo and Akpata to join him in propelling the state toward a brighter future.

As Okpebholo prepares to be sworn in, he reassured the people of Edo State of his readiness to “hit the ground running” and his determination to transform the state into a beacon of progress and development. With a strong focus on infrastructural growth and governance, the Governor-Elect promised to restore Edo’s lost glory and lead the state toward unprecedented prosperity.

The recently concluded Edo 2024 election has been a subject of intense debate, with claims and counterclaims of electoral malpractice dominating public discourse.

Allegations have emerged that the People's Democratic Party (PDP) orchestrated a plan to rig the election, only for it to be foiled by the swift actions of security agencies.

This revelation has added another layer of intrigue to an already heated political environment, with the All Progressives Congress (APC) emerging victorious in what is being hailed as one of the most credible elections in Edo State’s recent history.

The Alleged Rigging Scheme Unraveled

According to reports, fake electoral materials were recovered from two individuals with alleged ties to the PDP. Henry Okpamen, who remains at large, and Thaddeus Irabor, who is currently in police custody, are accused of being central figures in this plot. Both men are said to be known members of the PDP, casting a shadow over the party's integrity in this election.

These revelations have prompted many to reassess the narrative put forth by PDP members, who have claimed the election was manipulated in favor of the APC.

Video evidence purportedly captures the moment these fake materials were seized, underscoring the coordinated effort by security agencies to ensure the election’s credibility.

The actions of these agencies have been widely praised for safeguarding the democratic process, preventing what could have been a rigged election, and ensuring the true will of the Edo people was reflected in the final outcome.

Contrasting Candidacies: The Professor vs. the ‘Panel-Beater’

The 2024 election was marked by a striking contrast between the candidates of the two major parties. The PDP fielded a candidate who was lauded as a Professor of English, while the APC’s candidate, Monday Okpebholo, was mockingly referred to as a “panel-beater.” Yet, this metaphor of the “panel-beater” has taken on a different meaning post-election. Supporters of Okpebholo have embraced the term, framing his victory as symbolic of his potential to “panel-beat” Edo State into a modern, progressive state.

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This narrative strikes at the heart of the election’s symbolism. The people of Edo, it seems, voted for someone they believe can practically address their needs, irrespective of their academic qualifications. For many, Okpebholo represents the everyman—a figure who, like them, understands the struggles of ordinary citizens and is committed to real, tangible change.

This sentiment has been echoed across the state, with many celebrating the fact that individuals from all walks of life—whether mechanics, tailors, or vulcanizers—now have the confidence to aspire to leadership positions.

Post-Election Reactions: The Cry of the Defeated

The defeat of the PDP in Edo has led to emotional reactions from some of its members, most notably Emmanuel Odigie, who made a tearful appearance on AriseTV.

His emotional outpouring has been met with skepticism from many APC supporters, who accuse the PDP of crying wolf. They argue that the PDP’s protestations stem not from genuine grievances, but from the frustration of seeing their alleged rigging plans foiled.

This narrative has gained traction in the wake of the election, as it was observed that PDP members had previously refused to sign the peace agreement, a move that raised suspicions about their intentions.

Moreover, incendiary remarks from certain PDP figures—threatening that "Nigeria will burn" and framing the election as a "do or die" affair—further fueled concerns that the party was preparing for electoral malpractice.

In contrast, the APC has been credited with running a clean campaign, relying on the trust of the electorate rather than underhanded tactics.

A New Dawn for Edo: The Rise of the People’s Candidate

For the APC and its supporters, this election represents a turning point in Edo’s political history. The phrase “A New Edo Has Risen” has been used to describe the sense of empowerment felt by everyday citizens, who see in Okpebholo’s victory the validation of their own aspirations.

In a state long dominated by elite politics, the rise of a candidate from a humble background is a testament to the democratizing power of the ballot.

The 2024 election has also shattered the myth that only those with high academic credentials can govern.

It has reaffirmed the belief that leadership is not about titles, but about a candidate’s ability to connect with the people, understand their needs, and deliver results.

Edo’s voters, by choosing a “panel-beater,” have sent a clear message that they value competence and vision over pedigree and status.

Conclusion: A Victory for Democracy

The foiling of the PDP’s alleged rigging plot and the subsequent victory of the APC’s Monday Okpebholo marks a significant moment for democracy in Edo State.

The election was not only a referendum on the two candidates but also a testament to the strength of Nigeria’s democratic institutions.

The swift action of security agencies in preventing electoral fraud ensures that the voice of the people was heard loud and clear.

As Edo State looks ahead, it does so with the hope that Okpebholo will indeed "panel-beat" the state into a modern, thriving entity.

His victory is a victory for every mechanic, hairdresser, vulcanizer, and baker who now dares to dream of a better future—not just for themselves, but for the entire state.

Indeed, a new Edo has risen, and with it, the promise of a brighter tomorrow.

Pastor Korede Komaiya Honors Bishop David Oyedepo at 70: A Testimony of Spiritual Impact and Apostolic Guidance

Pastor Korede Komaiya, founder of The Master's Place Church International, recently paid tribute to his spiritual father, Bishop David Oyedepo, on the occasion of Oyedepo's 70th birthday. In his heartfelt address, Komaiya shared the profound impact Oyedepo has had on his life and ministry, stating that his connection to the renowned preacher has yielded "marvelous fruits."

During the event, Pastor Komaiya reflected on the growth of his ministry in Warri and emphasized how Bishop Oyedepo's guidance had been instrumental in his journey. He recalled Oyedepo's advice to avoid unnecessary conflicts and always remember his roots while expanding his ministry.

Komaiya further mentioned how he lives by Matthew 6:33, which speaks of seeking first the kingdom of God, and how this scripture, along with the apostolic faith passed down from Bishop Oyedepo, has led to divine results in his ministry—particularly in the areas of miracles, multitudes, and financial prosperity.

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Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo seconding Pastor Korede Komaiya's message Sparks Online Buzz with Powerful Message to African Youths

Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo has once again made headlines, trending across social media with a powerful and uplifting message for African youths. In a now viral video, the renowned pastor urged young Africans to recognize their God-given influence and to embrace their role as leaders of their generation.

"Come to the front row of influence," Pastor Fatoyinbo boldly declared, encouraging youths to stop holding themselves back and to step forward with purpose. He emphasized the importance of realizing their potential, inspiring them to take control of their destiny and lead impactful lives.

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This inspiring message comes shortly after Pastor Fatoyinbo was honored by his close friend and covenant brother, Pastor Korede Komaiya of The Master’s Place Church International in Warri, Delta State. The two prominent clergymen are known for their deep connection and shared passion for empowering the next generation.

Pastor Fatoyinbo, celebrated across Nigeria and Africa for his dynamic sermons, soulful music, and exceptional grace, continues to leave a mark on the hearts of many. His latest message is a testament to his ongoing commitment to influencing young minds.

Adding further insight, Pastor Korede Komaiya addressed the youth in a separate message, advising them to reflect on their approach when their efforts are not yielding the desired results. He encouraged them to reassess their strategies and stay persistent in their pursuit of success.

Both pastors' messages have gone viral, resonating with thousands of youths who are seeking guidance and inspiration. Through their combined wisdom, Pastor Fatoyinbo and Pastor Komaiya are lighting the way for a new generation of leaders in Africa.

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Defending the Faith: Exposing the Blackmail Campaign Against Nigerian Churches

The ongoing blackmail campaign targeting churches in Nigeria, led by individuals such as Martins Vincent Otse, also known as ‘VeryDarkMan,’ has ignited deep concerns among the Christian community. These malicious attacks, aimed at undermining the credibility of spiritual leaders and church practices, are not only damaging but threaten the unity of Christians in Nigeria.

The troubling aspect of this situation is the silence of the Christian body, leaving spiritual leaders like the late Senior Prophet TB Joshua and Prophet Jeremiah Omoto vulnerable to false accusations. For instance, Otse’s claims about the sale of "miracle water" by Prophet Omoto led to an unnecessary NAFDAC investigation, even though the water came from a legitimate source, Globod Table Water. Despite the findings, the agency went ahead with a misleading publication, further harming the church’s reputation.

This raises an important question: Would these individuals have the courage to launch similar attacks against the spiritual practices of other religions, such as the use of Zam-Zam water in Islam?


The discrediting of spiritual materials is not just an attack on individual churches, but an assault on religious practices that hold deep meaning for millions. Across denominations, items like holy water, oil, and aprons are essential for healing and deliverance. Their significance mirrors practices like the Roman Catholic use of communion bread, which, through consecration, becomes the body of Christ.



Christians must recognize that the assault on these practices is part of a broader strategy to weaken Christianity in Nigeria. It’s time for the Christian community to break its silence and take a united stand against those seeking to tarnish the faith. The Nigerian government must also be called upon to act decisively against these blackmailers, protecting religious freedom and ensuring that the body of Christ remains strong.

An injury to one church is an injury to all—now is the time for Christians to defend their faith and unity in the face of these attacks.

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