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  God of Infinite Possibilities Slogan:When God is involved, take off the Limit I was opportuned to listen to this sermon by Rev Olumuyiwa Okuseinde. He talked about how great our Lord is, how he brings out possible things from impossibilities. God of Infinite Possibilities means you cannot put limit to what he can do, God that is capable of doing something that will blow your mind. He sighted an example of Father Abraham and Sarah, whom God gives a child at old age (an old people), but God showed up and bring out possibilities in impossibilities. (Gen 17:17).  He talked about the miracle at the red Sea, when God made a land in between an ocean, a dry land indeed (not a slippery land that will make them fall, not a sinking sand that will swallow them up) Exodus 14:21 Another example is the woman with the issue of blood (Mark 5:24-34). A woman that has gone to physicians meaning her illness is of medical illness, it's not a spiritual problem because she didn't visit prophets. S...

- The police command in Ogun on Tuesday, August 25, recorded a great victory over violent crimes - The command killed one of the most notorious serial killers in the state, Feyisola Dosunmu - Dosunmu, a 28-year-old youth who had his hideout in the Iperu area of the state The police command in Ogun has finally gotten rid of a notorious killer, Feyisola Dosunmu, a 28-year-old youth that was known for terrorising the state. The dangerous criminal who was known as Spartan was traced to his hideout in the Iperu area of the state and killed by the police, TVC News reports. This was revealed and confirmed by the police spokesman in the state, Abimbola Oyeyemi, on Tuesday, August 25. Moreover, reacting to the news, Governor Dapo Abiodun said:  “This is the end for him (Feyisola Dosunmu popularly known as Spartan.”

A police Inspector identified as Hosea Yakubu has been confirmed dead after allegedly being assaulted by soldiers at Eleme Petrochemical gate, Port Harcourt, Rivers State.   Yakubu was returning from patrol duty with two of his colleagues when they were accosted by a military officer in mufti uniform who accused them of driving against traffic to avoid a gridlock on Eleme road.   A fight ensued between the policemen and some military officers after the police driver was slapped.    A family source told The Nation that the late police officer was struck with a thick wood, which made him fall to the ground. He was later rushed to the University of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital (UPTH) for medical attention, but died at the hospital.   The source added;    “After 24 hours on admission, he gave up. Till today, neither the police nor the military have said anything or taken any action to bring the culprits to book."

  The police in Oyo state have re-arrested Sunday Sodipe, the prime suspect in the series of ritual killings at the Akinyele Local government Area of Oyo State.   He was recently declared wanted by the Police following his illegal escape from Police custody on August 11.   The spokesperson of the state police command, SP. Olugbenga Fadeyi, confirmed his rearrest to newsmen this afternoon Sunday, August 23.    Shodipe was re-arrested at his grandma’s place at the Ojoo area of Ibadan and is currently being detained at the Eleyele police station.

  The police in Oyo state have arrested a trader identified as Emmanuel Egbu, for allegedly eating human feces with bread in his shop in the Sango area of Ibadan, the state capital, on Saturday, August 22.   Egbu who trades in cosmetics and Brazilian hair, was said to have been caught eating human feces with bread.  Those who caught him in the wierd act, were said to have raised the alarm, which attracted a huge crowd.   The timely intervention of the police prevented residents from lynching him.   The spokesperson of the state police command, Olugbenga Fadeyi, who confirmed his arrest, said the Divisional Police Officer in charge of Sango Police Station had begun an investigation into the incident. He said the faces reportedly found on the suspect has been sent to the laboratory for examination.   Meanwhile, residents of the area seized the opportunity to loot his shop.

Cheapest universities in Nigeria 2019 Below are the cheapest universities in Nigeria and their school fees range: 1. University of Ibadan (UI) N20,000 – N60,000 2. University of Lagos (UNILAG) N20,000 – N65,000 3. Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) N30,000 – N63,000 4. University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) N30,000 – N70,000 5. University of Abuja (UNIABUJA) N20,000 – N36,000 6. Amadu Bello University (ABU) N29,000 – N40,000 7. University of Calabar (UNICAL) N22,000 - N44,000 8. Bayero University (BUK) N25,000 – N60,000 9. Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB) N20,000 – 49,000 10. Federal University of technology, Owerri (FUTO) N48,000 – N60,000 Yeah! There you have the cheapest universities in Nigeria. That notwithstanding, if you need clearer information about these universities, I enjoin you to continue reading this article till the end. https://flashacademy.com.ng/cheapest-universities-in-nigeria/

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