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BREAKING: Hardship: Foursquare GO Urges Nigerians Not to Abandon Faith

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By Spotlight African Reporters | Abuja September 25, 2026 The General Overseer of the Foursquare Gospel Church in Nigeria, Rev. Sam Aboyeji, has urged Nigerians to remain steadfast in their faith despite the economic hardship and mounting pressures facing citizens across the country. Aboyeji gave the advice during the first District Convocation and District Anniversary of the Foursquare Gospel Church, Pleasure District, in Lagos. Represented at the event by the Ikeja Axis Coordinator, Rev. Ayomide Abraham, the cleric encouraged Nigerians to continue trusting God for better times while remaining grateful for His provisions.  He acknowledged the economic pressure associated with high petrol prices but urged citizens to also recognise developments in the country, including improvements in infrastructure and access to student loans. The Foursquare leader further called on Nigerians to continue praying for economic recovery and an end to insecurity, while encouraging Christi...

Atiku Challenges FG: “Investigate and Prosecute Me If You Have Evidence”August 27, 2026

August 27, 2026
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has challenged the Federal Government to investigate his record in office and prosecute him if it has credible evidence of any wrongdoing.
Atiku made the challenge amid ongoing political debates and allegations concerning the conduct of public officials and the management of government affairs.
The former Vice President maintained that if the government possesses evidence linking him to any criminal or administrative offence committed while in office, the appropriate authorities should investigate the matter and take legal action.
His position places the emphasis on evidence and due process, rather than political allegations, as he called on the government to demonstrate any wrongdoing through a proper investigation.
The statement is expected to further intensify political discussions surrounding accountability, transparency and the conduct of former public officials in Nigeria.
Atiku, a prominent opposition figure and former presidential candidate, has remained vocal on national political issues and has repeatedly criticised the policies and direction of the current administration.
The Federal Government’s response to the challenge will be closely watched as political tensions continue to shape public debate ahead of Nigeria’s next electoral cycle.
— Spotlight African Reporters

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Atiku is only afraid of loosing election

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