Full Text Of RCCG Pastor Enoch Adeboye's 2015 Prophecies

Individual For those who fasted for 100 days last year. 1. The Lord says the harvest for the 100 days fast will be given this year. 2. Daddy says this year will be full of testimonies, those who have non before will have this year. 3. Daddy says some of you will swim in the river of abundance this year. 4. Daddy says there will be miraculous completion of projects. 5. Daddy says there will be fulfillment of dreams. 6. Daddy says there will be miraculous restoration. 7. Daddy says the song of many will be – The Lord has been good to me. International 1. Scientific and medical breakthrough will be many, particularly in the areasof lack of sleep, dreams and brain disorder. 2. Daddy says Ebola will die out. 3. Daddy says all over the world insurgencies will be considerately weakened. 4. He asked us to pray against massive calamities. 5. He asked us to pray against massive earthquakes, strong hurricane and typhoons. For RCCG 1. This year all you need is to charge off your batteries by fasting for 40 days only. Those of you who want to fast continuously 20 days and 20 nights will cover the 40 days. If you miss one day, you have to cover it with two days. Nigeria By the end of the year – you will say all is well that ends well. The fasting begins January 2nd 2015.

2015: Pastor Adeboye’s Prediction In The Forthcoming Election

The General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye, has allayed fears on twin highly dreaded phenomenon of insurgency and Ebola Virus Disease rocking mankind, saying they will be weakened across the globe in the New Year. Adeboye, who declined to speak on the outcome of country’s forthcoming polls because of the sensitivity of the election year, made the predictions at the crossover service held at the Redemption Camp, Kilometre 46, Lagos – Ibadan Expressway, Ogun State, to usher in year 2015. He said there was no need to lose sleep over the peace and unity of the country, saying, all would be well with the country after the polls. His words, “Unfortunately, because it is election year, I can’t tell you all that God told me about Nigeria. But I will tell you this: “By the end of the year, many will say ‘all is well that ends well.” He emphatically said the dreaded Ebola Virus Disease, which has killed over 7,000 people so far, would finally die in the New Year, urging the mammoth crowd that turned up for the service to pray fervently against it. The frontline clergyman revered for his precise predictions whose predictions added that God said the world should pray against “massive calamities, massive earthquakes and strong hurricanes and typhoons.” The pastor fondly called Daddy G.O. said other prophecies would be relayed to them through their pastors, urging members of the church, who obeyed the instruction to fast for 100 in 2014, to expect great harvest of blessings from God in the New Year. Adeboye said God told him that 2015 will be a year of dreams fulfillment, miraculous completion of projects, miraculous restorations and a year that will replete with testimonies such that “those who have none before will have some this year.” He said scientific and medical breakthroughs would be many , particular in the areas of brain disorder, insomnia.

Buhari reveals his five-point change agenda

All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential candidate Gen. Muhammadu Buhari yesterday asked Nigerians not to lose hope because change is imminent in the country. He said 2015 is a year of change for the nation, which the forthcoming elections would bring. Gen. Buhari listed a five-point change agenda which he would implement – if elected president. He pledged to change the nation’s debilitating dependence on crude oil to earn revenue. Gen. Buhari, who explained the change he has envisioned for the nation in a New Year message, pledged to provide mass employment, adequate security, fight corruption, improve infrastructural and good health care. A statement by Director of Communications Buhari Campaign Organisation, Mr. Dele Alake, said: “I have unshakeable faith that 2015 will be the year of change. Now some of you have asked me: what exactly does ‘change’ mean? “I have taken time to explain this at different opportunities, but on this special day, let me remind you in five short statements. Change means: 1. A country that you can be proud of at any time and anywhere: where corruption is tackled, where your leaders are disciplined and lead with vision and clarity; where the stories that emerge to the world from us are full of hope and progress. 2. A Nigeria in which neither yourselves, nor your parents, families or friends will have to fear for your safety, or for theirs. 3. A Nigeria where citizens get the basics that any country should provide: infrastructure that works, healthcare that is affordable, even free; respect for the environment and sustainable development, education that is competitive and outcome-oriented in a knowledge-economy. 4. A country that provides jobs for its young people, reducing unemployment to the lowest of single digits and providing safety nets so that no one is left behind. 5. A Nigeria where entrepreneurship thrives, enterprise flourishes and the government gets out of your way so that you can create value, build the economy and aggressively expand wealth. The APC candidate expressed confidence that the five agenda are implementable. He said: “Are these things truly possible? Of course. That is the essence and outcome of leadership, and that is what my party and I promise you as we get into 2015.My dear friends, this New Year, more than ever before, I am hopeful about Nigeria. “Yes, you are disappointed and you are angry, as you are entitled to, but you must never give in to the temptation to feel so weighed down by those who have failed you that you lose your hope and your energy and your passion to see change. You must never give up on Nigeria. “Together, we can build a nation that is secure, prosperous and gives everyone a fair chance. “This is the promise that 2015 holds. That is the promise that change will bring. That is the promise that I bring to you.” Gen. Buhari said although 2014 was challenging for the nation, Nigerians should not lose hope or despair. He added: “The year 2014 was a challenging one for most citizens of our dear country. “We remember our compatriots who were brutishly killed or maimed by evil terrorists in 2014. I remember with a still broken heart that 219 of our children from Chibok are yet missing, let down by a country that should protect them. I remember that, even as I speak, some of our towns and villages are yet under the occupation of Boko Haram. “Yes, it is enough for you to despair. It is enough for you to wonder if your country cares about you and can protect you. But do not despair. “Two thousand and fifthen has arrived at a time of great discomfort; but the beauty of the New Year is that we can look forward with renewed hope and the knowledge that things can and will change.” Gen. Buhari repeatedly assured that Nigerians will begin to write a new story as from 2015. He said: “In Nigeria’s case, we can truly look forward to the change that the elections can, and will, bring. Our country will be secure again. Our country will prosper again. “I have faith that 2015 is the year we shall begin to write a new story – a story of our youth creating jobs and expanding the frontiers of innovation and creativity everywhere from Mavin Records to the Co-Creation Hub; a story of genuine investment in our children and students be they in the University of Nigeria, Nsukka or in the Delta State University, Abraka; a country that finally makes a permanent shift from our debilitating dependence on the free-falling price of crude oil.

Record Breaking Bottle Tree constructed with 18000 Star Bottle in Lagos

Nigerian Breweries Plc, makers of Star Lager, the brand behind the record-breaking Star Bottle Tree says the tree was built to showcase the creativity, which abounds in the country. Speaking at the Press Conference held on Wednesday, December 17th 2014 to officially unveil the tree, Marketing Director, Nigerian Breweries Plc Mr. Walter Drenth said the company is humbled by the overwhelming attraction to the Star Bottle Tree by consumers and those who appreciate creativity since it was erected few weeks ago. ‘We are overwhelmed how our people generally have reacted to this humble idea of a giant Star bottle Christmas tree. It goes on to show that people appreciate creativity and our efforts at adding excitement and joy, for which we are grateful ‘This feat we have achieved is one that hasn’t been done before and we pride ourselves in the attempt to bring joy and perhaps even break a world record.

  With this, we have put Nigeria on the world map and made Lagos, a tourist site that it truly is. We hope that Nigerians and Star Lager consumers appreciate it and see reasons to be proud of being citizens of Nigeria’ The record-breaking tree is made with a total of 8,000 star beer bottles as against 3,000 bottles announced during the commencement of the project. It presently sits proudly at the Star Beer Village, Eko Atlantic City (venue of the much anticipated Lagos Countdown 2014) Victoria Island, Lagos.

New Years Message From Muhammadu Buhari

As we welcome the year 2015, I have shared a message to Nigerians in general, but I find it crucial to send another message directly to Nigeria’s youth, who are the major stakeholders of this enterprise. The year 2014 was a challenging one for most citizens of our dear country. We remember our compatriots who were brutishly killed or maimed by evil terrorists in 2014. I remember with a still broken heart that 219 of our children from Chibok are yet missing, let down by a country that should protect them. I remember that, even as I speak, some of our towns and villages are yet under the occupation of Boko Haram. Yes, it is enough for you to despair. It is enough for you to wonder if your country cares about you and can protect you. But do not despair. 2015 has arrived at a time of great discomfort; but the beauty of the New Year is that we can look forward with renewed hope and the knowledge that things can and will change. In Nigeria’s case, we can truly look forward to the change that the elections can, and will, bring. Our country will be secure again. Our country will prosper again. I have faith that 2015 is the year we shall begin to write a new story - a story of our youth creating jobs and expanding the frontiers of innovation and creativity everywhere from Mavin Records to the Co-Creation Hub; a story of genuine investment in our children and students be they in the University of Nigeria, Nsukka or in the Delta State University, Abraka; a country that finally makes a permanent shift from our debilitating dependence on the free-falling price of crude oil. I have unshakeable faith that 2015 will be the year of change. Now some of you have asked me: what exactly does ‘change’ mean? I have taken time to explain this at different opportunities, but on this special day, let me remind you in five short statements. Change means: A country that you can be proud of at anytime and anywhere: where corruption is tackled, where your leaders are disciplined and lead with vision and clarity; where the stories that emerge to the world from us are full of hope and progress. A Nigeria in which neither yourselves, nor your parents, families or friends will have to fear for your safety, or for theirs. A Nigeria where citizens get the basics that any country should provide: infrastructure that works, healthcare that is affordable, even free; respect for the environment and sustainable development, education that is competitive and outcome-oriented in a knowledge-economy. A country that provides jobs for its young people, reducing unemployment to the lowest of single digits and providing safety nets so that no one is left behind. A Nigeria where entrepreneurship thrives, enterprise flourishes and the government gets out of your way so that you can create value, build the economy and aggressively expand wealth. Are these things truly possible? Of course. That is the essence and outcome of leadership, and that is what my party and I promise you as we get into 2015. My dear friends, this New Year, more than ever before, I am hopeful about Nigeria. Yes, you are disappointed and you are angry, as you are entitled to, but you must never give in to the temptation to feel so weighed down by those who have failed you that you lose your hope and your energy and your passion to see change. You must never give up on Nigeria. Together, we can build a nation that is secure, prosperous and gives everyone a fair chance. This is the promise that 2015 holds. That is the promise that change will bring. That is the promise that I bring to you. Once again, I wish everyone a happy and prosperous New Year. Thank you and God bless Nigeria.