An African President Will Be Kidnapped Soon – T.B Joshua Says

A President from an East African nation will soon be kidnapped by terrorists, renowned Nigerian televangelist TB Joshua has prophesied.

The televangelist also said he saw a vision of people having a good time in a nightclub before it was blown up. His prophecy has got many Kenyans worried even though the pastor clarified that Kenya was not the East African country he is prophesying about.

Perhaps having come from a terrorist attack just over a month ago, Kenyans are still over the edge and fear is yet to leave the hearts of many.

TB Joshua, whose net worth the BBC puts at between N1.6Billion and N3.7Billion, is said to have given several prophecies in Nigeria, most of which have come true.

Source: Nairaland

Broken promises ended Oprah's friendship with Michelle and Barrack Obama

 According to NY Post, Barrack and Michelle Obama broke their promise to Oprah which has led to a sort of grudge between them. Read below.

"Everyone remembers that Oprah went all out for Obama during the 2008 presidential election. What was not reported was that, in return, Oprah was promised unique access to the White House if Obama won. She’d get regular briefings on initiatives and a heads-up on programs to give her material for her fledgling cable network, OWN.“Oprah intended to make her unique White House access a part of her new network,” a source close to Oprah told me. “There were big plans, and a team was put together to come up with proposals that would have been mutually beneficial. “But none of that ever happened. Oprah sent notes and a rep to talk to Valerie Jarrett, but nothing came of it. It slowly dawned on Oprah that the Obamas had absolutely no intention of keeping their word and bringing her into their confidence.”
Oprah did not campaign for Obama in the 2012 race, and she has been absent from his battles on gun control, immigration reform and the environment. She claims she is too busy to get involved in politics, even though she hosted a fund-raiser for Newark Mayor Cory Booker, who won a US Senate seat last week.Oprah’s friends publicly dismiss the idea that she had a falling out with Obama. They note that she phoned Michelle Obama right after the 2012 election to congratulate her. They say Michelle invited her to have dinner with the first family. But the dinner never took place, and Oprah continues to be frozen out.“Oprah was hoping there would be a genuine change in the atmospherics,” one of her friends told me. “But there hasn’t been. Clearly, she is being rebuffed at the level of Michelle and Valerie. And, just as obviously, President Obama hasn’t interfered on Oprah’s behalf.” During Obama’s first term, I argued in my book “The Amateur” that Michelle was jealous of Oprah, furious that he was seeking her advice.“For her part, Oprah doesn’t like being with Michelle, because the first lady is constantly one-upping the president and anybody else around her,” said an Oprah adviser. “Oprah has struck back by banning the Obamas from her O, The Oprah Magazine . . . It probably hurts Oprah more than Obama, who, if he had his head screwed on straight, would have flown to California and begged Oprah to help him save ObamaCare.“But Obama hasn’t budged, and neither has Oprah. She’s hurt and angry, and I seriously doubt that Oprah will ever make up with the Obamas. She knows how to hold a grudge. 

President Jonathan; I Need The Support Of The Youth To Succeed

President Goodluck Jonathan has asked for the support of Nigerian youths for the success of the second half of his administration.
This matter was said by the president's representative Mr Jude Imagwe, Senior Special Assistant to the President on Youth and Students Matters at the first Inter religious Youth Conference in Abuja.
“I need youth support to achieve in the second half of my administration as today marks the beginning of the second half of my administration. There is more unity needed now than even the first half,’’ he said.
He advised the youths not to allow themselves be used by politicians who were opposed to the unity of Nigeria.
“It is sad to note that some Nigerians have played politics with power generation, human lives and even education which is the bed rock of our development.
“This administration has confronted these issues with commitment and objectivity. Even if our power supply is epileptic today, we have moved to the next level in the sector,’’ the president said.
He appealed to the youth to demonstrate commitment towards redefining the dreams of the founding fathers.