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Only Jesus can save humanity, says Adeboye
The General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, said only Jesus Christ can save humanity.
Adeboye made this statement in a release shared with The PUNCH on Saturday during the December 2024 ‘Let’s Go A-Fishing’ program, titled ‘Good News.’
The ‘Let’s Go A-Fishing’ program is an annual outreach established two decades ago, serving as a cornerstone of RCCG’s mission to spread the gospel across all corners of Nigeria.
He explained how Christ came to earth, took on the sins of humanity, and offered salvation and eternal life to all who believed.
He said, “Jesus Christ’s mission is to save humanity. Christ came to earth, bore humanity’s sins, and offered salvation and eternal life to all who will believe.”
Adeboye, affectionately known as Daddy G.O., preached the good news of Christ across Delta, Ekiti, Ondo, Ogun, and Lagos States during the ‘Let’s Go A-Fishing’ program.
The statement noted that his message deeply resonated with the audience, prompting altar calls where thousands of attendees committed their lives to Christ.
It said, “In addition to his sermons, Daddy G.O. prayed for peace, prosperity, and spiritual renewal in the communities he visited. His heartfelt prayers brought comfort and inspiration to leaders and attendees alike.”
“While RCCG parishes and regions held their own ‘Let’s Go A-Fishing’ events nationwide, Daddy G.O. embarked on a journey across Delta, Ekiti, Ondo, Ogun, and Lagos states, visiting these locations to deliver the Good News. His itinerary included Agbarha-Otor in Delta State; Ilogbo in Ekiti State; Ore, Okitipupa, Akungba Akoko, and Akure in Ondo State; Ikenne, Ago-Iwoye, and Abeokuta in Ogun State; and Alagbado, Surulere, LASU, Lekki, and Epe in Lagos State.
“Prominent figures attended the various locations, including the Ekiti State Governor, the Ondo State Deputy Governor, and royal fathers from hosting communities. Their presence highlighted the program’s significance as a bridge between faith, leadership, and community engagement.”
It revealed that free food, medical treatments, and other essentials were distributed to participants during the program.
“True to RCCG’s commitment to holistic ministry, the ‘Let’s Go A-Fishing’ program extended its reach beyond spiritual matters.
“Across the states, RCCG organised Christian Social Responsibility initiatives, including free medical treatments, food distribution, and other welfare activities. These efforts provided tangible relief to families, demonstrating the church’s dedication to serving the soul and the body,” the statement added.
Founded in 1952 by Pastor Josiah Akindayomi and now led by Adeboye, RCCG is one of the largest Pentecostal denominations globally, with a strong presence in communities worldwide.
Founded in 1952 by Pastor Josiah Akindayomi and now led by Adeboye, RCCG is one of the largest Pentecostal denominations globally, with a strong presence in communities worldwide.
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NMDPRA approves F-500 Encapsulator Agent for oil depots, pipelines with strict three-year terms
The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority has approved the F-500 Encapsulator Agent fire suppressant for use across midstream and downstream petroleum operations, subject to strict three-year conditions and regulatory monitoring.
The fluorine-free agent is now cleared for deployment in depots, pipelines and processing facilities, the NMDPRA said in a circular dated March 12, 2026 and signed by Mustapha Lamorde, PhD, on behalf of the Authority Chief Executive.
The sector-wide approval followed a two-step process.
Okama Infinity Nigeria Limited received company-specific clearance in February 2025 after the product passed Safety Data Sheet validation and eco-toxicity tests under Nigerian conditions.
The March directive extends eligibility to all licensees, operators, and service providers.
Under the Petroleum Industry Act and 2023 environmental regulations, the NMDPRA said the approval is conditional and revocable. It runs for three years from March 12, 2026.
Operators must comply fully with existing petroleum and environmental laws. Any change to the product’s formulation without prior approval voids the clearance and triggers mandatory re-certification.
Distributors must file quarterly inventory returns showing volumes imported, distributed, and deployed. The regulator reserves the right to review, revise, or withdraw approval based on field performance or new evidence.
The F-500 Encapsulator Agent offers a non-toxic, fluorine-free alternative to older foam systems that have raised environmental concerns. Fire risk remains a major hazard in petroleum storage and transport.
The NMDPRA said the rollout will be closely monitored to ensure field performance matches technical claims. For operators, the approval adds fire response capability but also increases reporting and compliance duties.
Managing Director of Okama Infinity Nigeria Limited, Sir Oghenekaro Jockey expressed joy over the approval granted by the regulatory agency.
Jockey assured stakeholders of the company’s commitment to excellent service delivery.
Former Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Babachir Lawal has shared details of a private conversation he had with late President Muhammadu Buhari about his political ties and disagreements involving President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
Recall that Lawal spoke in an interview on Channels Television, where he said the conversation happened shortly before Buhari’s death.
He explained that Buhari warned him about possible political disagreements that could come up between him and Tinubu in the future.
According to him, the late president said such situations were likely but should be handled carefully.
He said Buhari advised that any clash in political views should remain focused on governance and public issues.
The former president, he added, made it clear that personal attacks should be avoided, and discussions should remain centered on national matters rather than personal matters.
Lawal said he accepted the advice and made a promise to follow it. He explained that since then, he has tried to keep his public comments about Tinubu within political issues only, without bringing in personal matters.
He added that Buhari told him he might end up in political disagreement with someone he considered a friend, but he should avoid turning it into something personal. Lawal said he agreed to that guidance at the time and has tried to respect it in his political activities.
Quoting his exchange with Buhari, Lawal said the late president told him, “You are going to fight your friend politically; please promise me you will not go personal with your fight.”
The National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has stated that the party can only adopt a consensus candidate where all aspirants voluntarily agree to the arrangement.
Speaking on the party’s nomination process, the chairman emphasized that consensus candidacy is not imposed but must be the product of mutual consent among all contenders seeking the ticket.
In a statement, the chairman clarified that any consensus candidate must have backing of all the contenders.
— Prof. Nentawe
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