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READING THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS Reading the T’s and C’s During recent times with technology advancing to the extent where digital is everything, and getting anything from coffee to company mergers are but a click away, we seem to have forgotten the age of hard copies, fine print and T’s and C’s. Yes, they still exist, but in the new and glamorous age of online marketing it seems to always be the last thing mentioned among st the millions of pretty offers being thrown at prospective clients. The smallest link on the website and the last document to be sent. Not to mention the bigger the company the smaller the link. Even with all the protection granted to consumers with the latest update of the consumer protection act, the responsibility still remains that of the client to actually read the terms and conditions. I remember the good old days when before going into any kind of deal even if it was between friends, you always had to hear out the boring terms, “if I borrow you my car, you w

History Of The Apostolic Church Nigeria The Apostolic Church Nigeria is one of the first Pentecostal Churches in Nigeria. The Church has over 4.5 million members and a National Temple which serves as the Convention ground of the Church Nigeria. The National Temple which is located in Olorunda-Ketu, a suburb of Ikorodu in Lagos State, seats over 100,000 worshippers in a service. The current National President of the Church is  Apostle Samson E. Igwe . History The Apostolic Church Nigeria was borne out from the Apostolic Church of the United Kingdom through three Missionary delegates who arrived in Lagos, Nigeria on September 23, 1931; they were the late Pastors D.P. Williams (President), A. Turnbull (Vice-President), and W.J. Williams (International Prophet). Prior to their coming, a great revival started in the churches in fellowship with Faith Tabernacle Congregation of Nigeria which resulted to much persecutions in 1930. In 1931, after exchange of doctrines and other fundamental scri

THE TENETS OF THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH WHAT WE BELIEVE AND TEACH 1. The Unity of the God head and the Trinity of the Persons therein. (Numbers 6:22-27; Isaiah 6:3; Matt. 3:16; 28:19; John 15:26; 1 John 5:7; Deut. 6:4) 2. The utter depravity of human nature, the necessity of Repentance and Regeneration, and the Eternal Doom of the finally impenitent. (Psa. 51:5; Matt. 25:41; John 3:3; Acts 2:38; 17:30; Rom 3:10-18) 3. The Virgin Birth, Sinless Life, Atoning Death, Triumphant Resurrection, Ascension And Abiding Intercession of our lord Jesus Christ, His Second Coming and millennial reign upon the Earth. (Zech.14:4, Matt.1:23, 24:30, 28:5-6, Luke 1:35, John 14:30, 20:3-18 Acts 1:9,11 Rom.1:4, 5:11, 2Cor.5:19,21, Phil.2:6-11, 1Thess.4:15-17, 1Tim.3:16, Heb.2:17, 4:15, 7:25-26,1John2:1-2,Rev.20:1-15.) 4. Justification and sanctification of the believer through the finished work of Christ. (Rom,3:24,5:1-9,6:11-14,8:33,10:4,1Cor.6:11,2Cor.7:1,Heb.10:10. 5. The baptism of the Holy Ghost for believ

APC crisis: Buhari asked to summon NEC emergency meeting A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Mr. Yekini Nabena, has urged President Muhammadu Buhari to call for the party’s National Executive Committee (NEC) emergency meeting to address the leadership crisis rocking the party. Nabena, who is also the party’s Deputy National Publicity Secretary, said this on Saturday at a news conference in Abuja. NAN reports that the ruling party’s National Working Committee (NWC), has been divided into factions, each claiming leadership of the party. The crisis followed the Appeal Court ruling affirming the suspension of Mr. Adams Oshiomhole as the party’s National Chairman. “At least 4 people are laying claim to the chairmanship of the APC following the court-ordered suspension of Comrade Adams Oshiomhole. “All manner of Court cases and orders are flying around contesting party decisions and the National Working Committee’s position. “Factions are decaying at the national level and man

Insecurity: Northern governors take new action  Northern Governors Forum (NGF) has set up a committee to engage local vigilantes, hunters and community groups on intelligence gathering, rapid response and sustained surveillance in the region. The Chairman and Plateau Governor, Simon Lalong, said this in a statement by his spokesmen, Makut Macham on Friday in Jos. The action was part of the resolutions of the Northern Governors during a teleconference meeting held on Thursday. Chaired by Lalong, the committee would also consult with traditional, religious and community leaders in the North, to strengthen their involvement in tackling security challenges. A standing committee on security, headed by Kogi Governor, Yahaya Bello, was also set up to foster synergy between security agencies in the enforcement of security measures in the region. The Forum urged the Federal Government to closely look into the ECOWAS protocol on the free movement of persons, facilitating cross-border movement of

Edo: Obaseki officially joins PDP The Governor of Edo State, Godwin Obaseki has officially joined the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP. PDP in a statement issued via its official Twitter page confirmed Obaseki’s defection. Obaseki announced his decision on Friday afternoon at the state Secretariat of the party in Benin City, Edo State. The opposition party expressed happiness at the governor’s Decision. PDP wrote: “Breaking News! The governor of Edo State, H. E. @GovernorObaseki has defected to our great Party, the @OfficialPDPNig.” “The declaration was made this afternoon at the state Secretariat of our party in Benin city, Edo State. Power to the people. #EdoIsPDP. @officialKolaO” Meanwhile, Obaseki who was accompanied by a crowd of supporters to the party’s secretariat was received by the state PDP chairman Hon Tony Aziegbemi and other party members. Receiving the party card which was presented to him by the PDP ward 4 chairman, Gov Obaseki assured the party of cruising to victory come

COVID-19: Cases will rise, may overwhelm health infrastructures – Nigerian Govt issues strong warning The Federal Government has warned Nigerians that the figures of COVID-19 cases in the country will rise and overwhelm the health infrastructures. It said people are becoming careless following the lifting of lockdown, adding that it (the government) is no longer a frontliner in the fight against the virus. The Government said that it is now left for the citizens to determine whether Nigeria will reach its peak or not. Boss Mustapha, Chairman of the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19, said this in Abuja yesterday at the daily press briefing “If you listen to me conscientiously in the past four weeks, I’ve spoken about personal responsibility,” the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, SGF, said. READ ALSO:    Oyo govt list locations for free COVID-19 test, confirms 16 cases “We’re not your frontliners any more. The choice of whether you’ll get to the hospital is yours.” Mustap