• It is 9am
    *It is Time for Holy Spirit worship.*

    _You can take a quick break from whatever you are doing and say this prayer. (If possilbe You may lift your hands or kneel)_
    ****'**********
    Holy Spirit of the Living God, I welcome You into my life, my home and my businesses.

    Help me today not to grieve You in any way as I lay myself down in total worship and surrender to you.

    I consecrate my body, soul and spirit to You oh Lord my creator, companion and Helper.

    May all that I say and do today be directed by you to bring glory to the Father. Amen.

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    The *Last Day Worship Network*, setup by our man of God, Prophet Isaiah Macwealth, is geared towards promoting the expressive and demonstrative worship of God through a daily three-time act of worship to declare and publish the name and greatness of the LORD in homes, offices, organizations, in nations all around the world, and for generations to come.

    We have a daily three-time act of worship:

    - 9am – Holy Spirit Worship
    - 12Noon – Jesus Worship
    - 6pm – God worship

    *Do not forget to observe your 12Noon and 6pm worship break.*
    🔔 It is 9am 🕘 *It is Time for Holy Spirit worship.* 🙌🙌 ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ _You can take a quick break from whatever you are doing and say this prayer. (If possilbe You may lift your hands or kneel)_ ****'********** Holy Spirit of the Living God, I welcome You into my life, my home and my businesses. Help me today not to grieve You in any way as I lay myself down in total worship and surrender to you. 🙇‍♀️ I consecrate my body, soul and spirit to You oh Lord my creator, companion and Helper. May all that I say and do today be directed by you to bring glory to the Father. Amen. **************** ▫️ The *Last Day Worship Network*, setup by our man of God, Prophet Isaiah Macwealth, is geared towards promoting the expressive and demonstrative worship of God through a daily three-time act of worship to declare and publish the name and greatness of the LORD in homes, offices, organizations, in nations all around the world, and for generations to come. We have a daily three-time act of worship: - 9am – Holy Spirit Worship - 12Noon – Jesus Worship - 6pm – God worship ⚠️ *Do not forget to observe your 12Noon and 6pm worship break.*
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  • 1. Talk about business instead of gossips
    2. Talk about helping the vulnerable instead of mocking
    3. Talk about peace instead of instigating
    4. Talk about growth instead of people’s failures
    5. Talk about ideas instead of people’s secrets
    6. Talk about forgiveness instead of revenge
    7. Talk about plans instead of people’s mistakes
    8. Talk about kindness instead of hate
    9. Talk about purpose instead of distractions
    10. Talk about impact instead of insults
    11. Talk about reading instead of rumors
    12. Talk about patience instead of pressure
    13. Talk about responsibility instead of blame
    14. Talk about unity instead of division
    15. Talk about change instead of complaints
    16. Talk about discipline instead of disorder
    17. Talk about progress instead of problems
    18. Talk about creativity instead of criticism
    19. Talk about calm instead of chaos
    20. Talk about learning instead of laughing at others
    21. Talk about truth instead of twisting stories
    22. Talk about love instead of judgment
    23. Talk about solutions instead of spreading fear
    24. Talk about gratitude instead of grumbling

    25. Talk about humility instead of pride
    26. Talk about health instead of people’s bodies
    27. Talk about goals instead of gossip
    28. Talk about support instead of sarcasm
    29. Talk about prayers instead of plotting
    30. Talk about lifting others instead of looking down on them

    What we choose to talk about shapes our environment and reveals our values. Fill your words with things that build, heal, and uplift. Replace mockery with encouragement, and let your conversations become a source of light in dark places. Be known for spreading peace, not drama.
    1. Talk about business instead of gossips 2. Talk about helping the vulnerable instead of mocking 3. Talk about peace instead of instigating 4. Talk about growth instead of people’s failures 5. Talk about ideas instead of people’s secrets 6. Talk about forgiveness instead of revenge 7. Talk about plans instead of people’s mistakes 8. Talk about kindness instead of hate 9. Talk about purpose instead of distractions 10. Talk about impact instead of insults 11. Talk about reading instead of rumors 12. Talk about patience instead of pressure 13. Talk about responsibility instead of blame 14. Talk about unity instead of division 15. Talk about change instead of complaints 16. Talk about discipline instead of disorder 17. Talk about progress instead of problems 18. Talk about creativity instead of criticism 19. Talk about calm instead of chaos 20. Talk about learning instead of laughing at others 21. Talk about truth instead of twisting stories 22. Talk about love instead of judgment 23. Talk about solutions instead of spreading fear 24. Talk about gratitude instead of grumbling 25. Talk about humility instead of pride 26. Talk about health instead of people’s bodies 27. Talk about goals instead of gossip 28. Talk about support instead of sarcasm 29. Talk about prayers instead of plotting 30. Talk about lifting others instead of looking down on them What we choose to talk about shapes our environment and reveals our values. Fill your words with things that build, heal, and uplift. Replace mockery with encouragement, and let your conversations become a source of light in dark places. Be known for spreading peace, not drama.
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  • MIDNIGHT WAR PRAYERS

    ISAIAH 58:8
    Then shall thy light break forth as the morning, and thine health shall spring forth speedily: and thy righteousness shall go before thee; the glory of the LORD shall be thy rereward.

    JOHN 10:10
    The thief cometh not, but for to steal, and to kill, and to destroy: I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly.

    PRAYERS
    1. As we begin these 4 days of Glory, o LORD by your mercies, I reverse every wicked burial fashioned against me, in the name of Jesus

    2. This season Every trap set for me by witches and wizards, catch your owners, in the name of Jesus

    3. By fire, I set ablaze, every padlock fashioned against my life, in the name of Jesus

    4. Holy ghost, converted to foolishness, very wisdom of my attackers, in the name of Jesus

    5. In these season of 4 days of Glory, my Blessings shall be loud in the name of Jesus

    6. In these season of 4 days of Glory, wherever I'm tired down by wicked household powers, Holy Ghost, set me free now, in the name of Jesus

    7. In these season of 4 days of Glory, Any witchcraft bird flying for my sake, fall down and die, in the name of Jesus

    8. Any of my blessings and testimonies swallowed by witches and wizards, be converted to hot coals of fire of God and be vomited, in the name of Jesus

    9. Any power on assignment to destroy me, die now, in the name of Jesus

    10. O Lord, As we begin our 4 days of Glory, Any of my blessings traded out by household witches and wizards, be restored back to me now, in the name of Jesus

    11. Any coven where any of my blessings are hidden, break and scatter, in the name of Jesus

    12. Lay your right hand on your navel). Every evil spirit, plantation, pollution, deposits, and materials in my body, be malted by the fire of God, and be flushed out, by the blood of Jesus, in the name of Jesus.

    13. Every evil ever done to me, by the blood of Jesus, be reversed, in the name of Jesus.

    14. Every throne of Darkness in my home, catch fire and scatter, in the name of Jesus

    15. Begin to prophecy upon yourself , your business/ ministry /career, your spouse, your children, your marriage etc

    16. This season of Glory, O Lord I shall see your glory in the name of Jesus

    Thank and appreciate God for hearing and answering your prayers.
    MIDNIGHT WAR PRAYERS🔥🔥🔥 ISAIAH 58:8 Then shall thy light break forth as the morning, and thine health shall spring forth speedily: and thy righteousness shall go before thee; the glory of the LORD shall be thy rereward. JOHN 10:10 The thief cometh not, but for to steal, and to kill, and to destroy: I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly. PRAYERS 1. As we begin these 4 days of Glory, o LORD by your mercies, I reverse every wicked burial fashioned against me, in the name of Jesus 2. This season Every trap set for me by witches and wizards, catch your owners, in the name of Jesus 3. By fire, I set ablaze, every padlock fashioned against my life, in the name of Jesus 4. Holy ghost, converted to foolishness, very wisdom of my attackers, in the name of Jesus 5. In these season of 4 days of Glory, my Blessings shall be loud in the name of Jesus 6. In these season of 4 days of Glory, wherever I'm tired down by wicked household powers, Holy Ghost, set me free now, in the name of Jesus 7. In these season of 4 days of Glory, Any witchcraft bird flying for my sake, fall down and die, in the name of Jesus 8. Any of my blessings and testimonies swallowed by witches and wizards, be converted to hot coals of fire of God and be vomited, in the name of Jesus 9. Any power on assignment to destroy me, die now, in the name of Jesus 10. O Lord, As we begin our 4 days of Glory, Any of my blessings traded out by household witches and wizards, be restored back to me now, in the name of Jesus 11. Any coven where any of my blessings are hidden, break and scatter, in the name of Jesus 12. Lay your right hand on your navel). Every evil spirit, plantation, pollution, deposits, and materials in my body, be malted by the fire of God, and be flushed out, by the blood of Jesus, in the name of Jesus. 13. Every evil ever done to me, by the blood of Jesus, be reversed, in the name of Jesus. 14. Every throne of Darkness in my home, catch fire and scatter, in the name of Jesus 15. Begin to prophecy upon yourself , your business/ ministry /career, your spouse, your children, your marriage etc 16. This season of Glory, O Lord I shall see your glory in the name of Jesus Thank and appreciate God for hearing and answering your prayers.
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  • The Massive Wealth And Properties Left Behind By Dangote's Uncle, Alhaji Aminu Dantata | Eagle Media TV Nigeria

    He left behind ₦61 trillion in cash in both Nigerian and foreign banks. He also left behind 800 petrol stations within and outside Nigeria that do not bear his name but belong to him.

    In Kano alone, he left 500 houses, plus 1,200 plots with only fencing or partial structures, no buildings on them—just empty plots.

    He also left 320 houses in other towns across Nigeria and abroad.

    He left 280 vehicles in use and another 120 vehicles that are not in use, just parked.

    He left shares worth over ₦30 trillion in companies within and outside Nigeria.

    In an interview he granted in 2022, he said he started buying private jets in 1967 at the cost of $120,000 USD. As of now, he has 10 private jets, each not worth less than ₦1 billion.

    This is just a fraction of what his heirs said about the wealth the late Alh. Aminu Dantata left behind.

    He lived with four wives, had over 45 children, and more than 150 grandchildren.

    Alhaji Dantata is the one who gave Aliko Dangote some money to start up a business. He is the uncle of Aliko Dangote (mother's brother). He trained him in business as a young boy.
    The Massive Wealth And Properties Left Behind By Dangote's Uncle, Alhaji Aminu Dantata | Eagle Media TV Nigeria He left behind ₦61 trillion in cash in both Nigerian and foreign banks. He also left behind 800 petrol stations within and outside Nigeria that do not bear his name but belong to him. In Kano alone, he left 500 houses, plus 1,200 plots with only fencing or partial structures, no buildings on them—just empty plots. He also left 320 houses in other towns across Nigeria and abroad. He left 280 vehicles in use and another 120 vehicles that are not in use, just parked. He left shares worth over ₦30 trillion in companies within and outside Nigeria. In an interview he granted in 2022, he said he started buying private jets in 1967 at the cost of $120,000 USD. As of now, he has 10 private jets, each not worth less than ₦1 billion. This is just a fraction of what his heirs said about the wealth the late Alh. Aminu Dantata left behind. He lived with four wives, had over 45 children, and more than 150 grandchildren. Alhaji Dantata is the one who gave Aliko Dangote some money to start up a business. He is the uncle of Aliko Dangote (mother's brother). He trained him in business as a young boy.
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  • It is better to attend lectures and seminars with the investors/innovators to learn more about the business of gada.chat
    It is better to attend lectures and seminars with the investors/innovators to learn more about the business of gada.chat
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  • If you are helping someone and expecting something in return,you are not showing kindness but doing business, Hapi weekend
    If you are helping someone and expecting something in return,you are not showing kindness but doing business, Hapi weekend
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  • COMMUNICATION - A CREATIVE PROCESS

    Communication is a creative process we share within a language system that we did not design, nor did we assign the original meaning or labels to places, people, and things. Although we can choose the words we use to explain anything, often, the interpretive process that aligns with our worldview is what gets conveyed. We need to distinguish between circumstances, experiences, culture, and subjective reasoning to find the truth. This isn't always straightforward, as we are the subjects who have created thousands of narratives based on personal experiences related to everything we do. Popular culture, family, the broader culture, the education system, peers, and other influences that shape us over a lifetime have always conveyed meaning, which is why everyone's view of the world is so diverse.

    The meaning shapes the subconscious to view the world through the prism of thought. What if some of those thoughts are faulty? This is often easy to notice in others, yet interestingly, we tend to agree with every idea we have because we thought it ourselves; therefore, we assume they can never be wrong. This can be a common trap for us all, convincing us that we are right. If you consider your thoughts, they never have an aggressive tone; they are on neutral ground because they do not originate outside of ourselves. They speak convincingly about whatever we may be passionate about or oppose; the perspective that aligns with them seems convincing because of the background story. However, not all your interpretations are influenced by others; you assign that meaning through the creative expression of the word, whether its connotation comes from non-verbal or verbal cues.

    When we communicate with other cultures, it highlights how much information we have picked up from our own culture subconsciously, as the meanings often contrast immensely. These meanings are assigned to different objects that have culturally specific subjects. We could write a vast list to compare these differences relating to gender, money, family, lifestyle, it is embedded in our attitudes, values, and ways of seeing and doing. Even the collective or individualized nature of interactions from all different perspectives dramatically changes from culture to culture. We engage in many ritualized practices, from going to the store to social norms within the groups within our culture, and often the culture of the people belonging to a group has been dictated by the environment within which it exists.

    Other institutions all interact with or affect the context of the group in some way. Because the communicative process has opened up many doors into cross-cultural communication, the starkest differences we can observe are how these meanings are so different, just like the seed that produces apricots will not produce the herb mint because of the instructions hidden in the seed of its kind. This is associated with language, and the content in the seed has a unique composition of words. Yet, from the perspective of a free thinker, or a pantheist, or whatever label has been associated with specific ideas, it has a unique set of words that make up that eventual fruit. Let's take a closer look at those two terms. My knowledge of them is superficial; I have assigned my own meaning to what I think they stand for, just as you may have. Our depth to those names may be on different levels, and how can we take command of our concepts if we do not have a shared definition? This is where the lines get blurred.

    Merriam-Webster dictionary

    Freethinker: A person who thinks freely or independently: One who forms opinions on the basis of reason independently of authority.

    Pantheism: A doctrine that equates God with the forces and laws of the universe.

    When people speak, they can only draw from the information that is within their minds. I cannot speak Chinese, nor have I developed the necessary skill set for basketball, nor would I be competent to walk into the role of a CEO who manages a huge company, overseeing 1,000 staff. Yet there are many other people with the language for those domains, unless it was a part of my communicative process to be competent in all those semantic differences, it would have to first come to the ear or the eye gate to be programmed into the subconscious. If a CEO began talking about an advanced business process that had never come to my consciousness, how could I participate in the unknown? I am 100 % ignorant.

    Yet in this world, we have many opinions about things we do not understand. This is why the subject of critical thinking in these last days cannot be overemphasized. A postmodernist thinker believes that there is no objective truth, that it is relative to a particular cultural context. Many blurred lines exist, explaining gender differences and various phenomena through the neologisms assigned to name them. In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. These are two scriptures, one from the Gospel of John and the other from the book of Genesis. They both speak about beginnings, and the significance we will find here is the word.

    Words are the beginning of all things, but what do words carry and the energy to create? We cannot have a conflict of opinion, as this is the objective truth. The beginning did not start with a big bang, although many intelligent people subscribe to that theory. But how can you explain meaning? If we are meaning-makers of everything we do and see. Something analogous and descriptive in each day that God created something, the first words uttered from his mouth were Let there be ……. Lights, let there be light. Let there be a vault between the waters from above to the waters below. Let the land produce vegetation. Let the water teem with living creatures. Let the land produce creatures. Then at last God said Let us make mankind in our image and likeness. Hence, God created mankind in his image, in the image of God He created them. Male and female, he created them. These are two foundational objective truths that every single person who walks on this earth, whether they are a gangster, a Buddhist, or a citizen of heaven, is made in the image of God and is either male or female, as described by the word. God is the Word. That idea needs deep contemplation.

    Where did all these other words originate, such as 'new age,' 'murderer,' or 'hate'? I could create a myriad list of alternatives to the truth that do not belong in heaven, as God is truth, good and love. If we delve deeper into the concept of the new age, it comes under the category of idolatry because God said, “Do not put any other god before me”, yet not everything that the new age practices is evil. Even though they have some components of the truth in their teaching, such as consciousness and awareness, and even the fact that they have claimed precious stones as a medium, they are exalting creation above the Creator, yet in heaven itself, it is full of precious stones. Words from the source, according to God, and in context to our fallen world, have become smudged and blurred within many different practices on this earth because some of them yield benefits, as exemplified by people from various domains of life, such as Warren Buffett and Bill Gates. Because in the Bible, just under where God said He made them male and female, God blessed them and said, 'Let them be fruitful and multiply, fill the earth, and subdue it.' God never removed the blessing after the fall; that is why he cursed the ground for our sakes.

    If we can understand the first three chapters of Genesis, we can explain every lower culture on the earth that we see, which occurred thousands of years ago, as a result of Adam's sin. After that, we see many different evils happen on the earth, which is why God flooded it. Yet, before his return, the days are meant to return to the days of Noah, so nothing is new under the sun. But all these realities are created by the word. Even in the last book of the bible, God has categorized those who will not enter into his rest in the heavenly city, those who practice magic arts, those who are sexually immoral, murderers, idolaters, and those who practice falsehood. These words only became effective after the fall. If you investigate the first two chapters of the bible, it is pure, unadulterated water because it is God’s perfect mind and his original ideas. He had to create a manager for the earth made in his own image. There were no themes of evil; words are the beginnings of all things. What words are you embracing today?

    Written by Rochelle White
    COMMUNICATION - A CREATIVE PROCESS Communication is a creative process we share within a language system that we did not design, nor did we assign the original meaning or labels to places, people, and things. Although we can choose the words we use to explain anything, often, the interpretive process that aligns with our worldview is what gets conveyed. We need to distinguish between circumstances, experiences, culture, and subjective reasoning to find the truth. This isn't always straightforward, as we are the subjects who have created thousands of narratives based on personal experiences related to everything we do. Popular culture, family, the broader culture, the education system, peers, and other influences that shape us over a lifetime have always conveyed meaning, which is why everyone's view of the world is so diverse. The meaning shapes the subconscious to view the world through the prism of thought. What if some of those thoughts are faulty? This is often easy to notice in others, yet interestingly, we tend to agree with every idea we have because we thought it ourselves; therefore, we assume they can never be wrong. This can be a common trap for us all, convincing us that we are right. If you consider your thoughts, they never have an aggressive tone; they are on neutral ground because they do not originate outside of ourselves. They speak convincingly about whatever we may be passionate about or oppose; the perspective that aligns with them seems convincing because of the background story. However, not all your interpretations are influenced by others; you assign that meaning through the creative expression of the word, whether its connotation comes from non-verbal or verbal cues. When we communicate with other cultures, it highlights how much information we have picked up from our own culture subconsciously, as the meanings often contrast immensely. These meanings are assigned to different objects that have culturally specific subjects. We could write a vast list to compare these differences relating to gender, money, family, lifestyle, it is embedded in our attitudes, values, and ways of seeing and doing. Even the collective or individualized nature of interactions from all different perspectives dramatically changes from culture to culture. We engage in many ritualized practices, from going to the store to social norms within the groups within our culture, and often the culture of the people belonging to a group has been dictated by the environment within which it exists. Other institutions all interact with or affect the context of the group in some way. Because the communicative process has opened up many doors into cross-cultural communication, the starkest differences we can observe are how these meanings are so different, just like the seed that produces apricots will not produce the herb mint because of the instructions hidden in the seed of its kind. This is associated with language, and the content in the seed has a unique composition of words. Yet, from the perspective of a free thinker, or a pantheist, or whatever label has been associated with specific ideas, it has a unique set of words that make up that eventual fruit. Let's take a closer look at those two terms. My knowledge of them is superficial; I have assigned my own meaning to what I think they stand for, just as you may have. Our depth to those names may be on different levels, and how can we take command of our concepts if we do not have a shared definition? This is where the lines get blurred. Merriam-Webster dictionary Freethinker: A person who thinks freely or independently: One who forms opinions on the basis of reason independently of authority. Pantheism: A doctrine that equates God with the forces and laws of the universe. When people speak, they can only draw from the information that is within their minds. I cannot speak Chinese, nor have I developed the necessary skill set for basketball, nor would I be competent to walk into the role of a CEO who manages a huge company, overseeing 1,000 staff. Yet there are many other people with the language for those domains, unless it was a part of my communicative process to be competent in all those semantic differences, it would have to first come to the ear or the eye gate to be programmed into the subconscious. If a CEO began talking about an advanced business process that had never come to my consciousness, how could I participate in the unknown? I am 100 % ignorant. Yet in this world, we have many opinions about things we do not understand. This is why the subject of critical thinking in these last days cannot be overemphasized. A postmodernist thinker believes that there is no objective truth, that it is relative to a particular cultural context. Many blurred lines exist, explaining gender differences and various phenomena through the neologisms assigned to name them. In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. These are two scriptures, one from the Gospel of John and the other from the book of Genesis. They both speak about beginnings, and the significance we will find here is the word. Words are the beginning of all things, but what do words carry and the energy to create? We cannot have a conflict of opinion, as this is the objective truth. The beginning did not start with a big bang, although many intelligent people subscribe to that theory. But how can you explain meaning? If we are meaning-makers of everything we do and see. Something analogous and descriptive in each day that God created something, the first words uttered from his mouth were Let there be ……. Lights, let there be light. Let there be a vault between the waters from above to the waters below. Let the land produce vegetation. Let the water teem with living creatures. Let the land produce creatures. Then at last God said Let us make mankind in our image and likeness. Hence, God created mankind in his image, in the image of God He created them. Male and female, he created them. These are two foundational objective truths that every single person who walks on this earth, whether they are a gangster, a Buddhist, or a citizen of heaven, is made in the image of God and is either male or female, as described by the word. God is the Word. That idea needs deep contemplation. Where did all these other words originate, such as 'new age,' 'murderer,' or 'hate'? I could create a myriad list of alternatives to the truth that do not belong in heaven, as God is truth, good and love. If we delve deeper into the concept of the new age, it comes under the category of idolatry because God said, “Do not put any other god before me”, yet not everything that the new age practices is evil. Even though they have some components of the truth in their teaching, such as consciousness and awareness, and even the fact that they have claimed precious stones as a medium, they are exalting creation above the Creator, yet in heaven itself, it is full of precious stones. Words from the source, according to God, and in context to our fallen world, have become smudged and blurred within many different practices on this earth because some of them yield benefits, as exemplified by people from various domains of life, such as Warren Buffett and Bill Gates. Because in the Bible, just under where God said He made them male and female, God blessed them and said, 'Let them be fruitful and multiply, fill the earth, and subdue it.' God never removed the blessing after the fall; that is why he cursed the ground for our sakes. If we can understand the first three chapters of Genesis, we can explain every lower culture on the earth that we see, which occurred thousands of years ago, as a result of Adam's sin. After that, we see many different evils happen on the earth, which is why God flooded it. Yet, before his return, the days are meant to return to the days of Noah, so nothing is new under the sun. But all these realities are created by the word. Even in the last book of the bible, God has categorized those who will not enter into his rest in the heavenly city, those who practice magic arts, those who are sexually immoral, murderers, idolaters, and those who practice falsehood. These words only became effective after the fall. If you investigate the first two chapters of the bible, it is pure, unadulterated water because it is God’s perfect mind and his original ideas. He had to create a manager for the earth made in his own image. There were no themes of evil; words are the beginnings of all things. What words are you embracing today? Written by Rochelle White
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  • Prayer Against Hindrance to Progress and Success

    Scripture:
    “Every plant, which my heavenly Father hath not planted, shall be rooted up.” — Matthew 15:13 (KJV)
    “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” — Philippians 4:13 (NKJV)
    “The Lord will perfect that which concerns me.” — Psalm 138:8 (KJV)


    ---

    PRAYER:

    Heavenly Father,
    I come before You today as Your child, bought by the precious blood of Jesus. Lord, I thank You for the plans You have for me—plans to prosper me and not to harm me, plans to give me a future and a hope (Jeremiah 29:11).

    Every power assigned to hinder my progress and success, by the authority in the name of Jesus Christ, I command you to scatter by fire! Every satanic delay, manipulation, or diversion operating against my destiny, be destroyed now in Jesus' name.

    Father, any evil voice speaking failure, setback, or rejection into my life, I silence you by the blood of Jesus. Every negative covenant, inherited bondage, or curse standing as a barrier to my breakthrough, be broken and nullified by the power of the cross.

    I decree that no weapon formed against my career, business, marriage, ministry, or destiny shall prosper. Every arrow of stagnation, backwardness, and disappointment, go back to the sender in the mighty name of Jesus.

    From today, I move forward by the
    The name of Jesus Christ.
    🔥 Prayer Against Hindrance to Progress and Success Scripture: ➖ “Every plant, which my heavenly Father hath not planted, shall be rooted up.” — Matthew 15:13 (KJV) ➖ “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” — Philippians 4:13 (NKJV) ➖ “The Lord will perfect that which concerns me.” — Psalm 138:8 (KJV) --- PRAYER: Heavenly Father, I come before You today as Your child, bought by the precious blood of Jesus. Lord, I thank You for the plans You have for me—plans to prosper me and not to harm me, plans to give me a future and a hope (Jeremiah 29:11). Every power assigned to hinder my progress and success, by the authority in the name of Jesus Christ, I command you to scatter by fire! Every satanic delay, manipulation, or diversion operating against my destiny, be destroyed now in Jesus' name. Father, any evil voice speaking failure, setback, or rejection into my life, I silence you by the blood of Jesus. Every negative covenant, inherited bondage, or curse standing as a barrier to my breakthrough, be broken and nullified by the power of the cross. I decree that no weapon formed against my career, business, marriage, ministry, or destiny shall prosper. Every arrow of stagnation, backwardness, and disappointment, go back to the sender in the mighty name of Jesus. From today, I move forward by the The name of Jesus Christ.
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  • Nigerians to start shopping worldwide again as banks resume foreign transactions on naira cards... #Aidee #News #Business
    Nigerians to start shopping worldwide again as banks resume foreign transactions on naira cards... #Aidee #News #Business
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  • DISCOURSE ANALYSIS

    Critical discourse analysis- is discourse analytical research that primarily studies how social abuse and inequality are enacted, reproduced, legitimated and resisted by text and talk in the social and political context. – Teun A. Van Dijk

    Identifying the dominant speech act among political parties, powerful elites, and those in authority who steer and control the minds of a nation—whether in religion, education, media, or politics—is a crucial skill for critical thinking. We should not assume that those in authority who uphold the status quo mindset genuinely believe that the concepts or issues they claim are the root causes of crises are accurate when they may prevent people from ever resolving the real problems. For instance, migrants are often scapegoated as the cause of economic downturns, while the real issue may lie in powerful elites monopolizing economic and political power. How conversations are framed in media or political rhetoric can distract the public from addressing the actual problems. We must consider who controls the discourse.

    For example, many migrants in America work in the service sector. They do the labouring jobs that build the economy, yet they are the lowest paid. Often, they work to send remittances back home to relatives, as this is one of the financial flows that benefits those who would otherwise not have access to their basic needs. So, arguably, one from a prosperous, powerful nation could argue that the money is not being invested back into their economy.

    However, this is not where the problem lies. Many wealthy elites pay the least tax, often hiding their wealth in investments while drawing negligible income for themselves as they put their money to work and know how to avoid hefty taxes. Thus, the notion that money would trickle down to the lowest socioeconomic classes has been proven false since the 80s, demonstrating that today, the rich are getting richer while the poor are becoming poorer despite shifts within the middle class. Therefore, discussions about border control and migration distract from the real issues. In 2022, illegal immigrants made up only 4.8% of the American population. Another concern for some economists is that Trump's policies are detrimental to the American economy, as many low-wage jobs may go unfilled, and the average American will not accept such low pay with rising living costs. Furthermore, illegal immigrants often face mistreatment, as employers fail to pay them their wages. However, these immigrants cannot voice their complaints for fear of being reported to the authorities.

    We must consider who controls the discourse, where the power relations lie, and whose interests are affected. What conversations are being overlooked? What are the foundations of their argument? Where are the global flows monopolised? How are these power relations maintained? What barriers hinder economic growth in migrant nations? Are they benefiting from global flows, or are those flows bypassing them entirely? What can be done to create a fairer financial system at a global level, not just nationally, but across every part of the world? We also need to consider finance and barriers, such as trade tariffs. As we have seen recently, Trump's strategy to boost the American economy is implemented through policies and his method of pressuring others by increasing trade tariffs and competing with China's economy. We might also view the internet as a city, with powerful elites controlling the largest platforms and dictating how conversations unfold.

    Because the algorithm relies on what information you receive and what you don’t, it has placed us in an echo chamber of similar voices. This is political, as it restricts access to crucial information, preventing people from engaging in conversations they need to hear. Those involved in conspiracy theories will continue to receive information that reinforces these beliefs, whether related to politics, finance, religious indoctrination, or extremist ideologies. This practice benefits platform owners since they can market you to advertisers who are aware of your political interests and preferences. There are no privacy settings in place to prevent this, as it forms part of their business model, allowing them to profit from your interactions on their platforms.

    They've allowed you space to express your opinion, but the more information they gather about you, the better it becomes for them. It’s also a level of state surveillance unprecedented in history. Entities like governments and law enforcement can access information through these communication channels. We need to consider all global flows, such as media, information, migrants, capital, economic goods and services, cultural ideas, practices, and belief systems. All of this is shaped by discourse, so we must examine how situations and ideas are framed while contemplating the conversations that aren't happening and identifying which discussions need to be initiated, particularly regarding some of the global challenges the world is facing. We should consider global, national and local perspectives to understand how these various levels of scale are impacted. The rising cost of living has been felt across numerous areas, and the chasm between the rich and poor is widening.

    This also explains why we need to engage with discourse analysis to critically deconstruct what is being said and who is advantaged. We will always encounter power relations where resources are unequally distributed. However, skilled individuals are entitled to financial, political, and social benefits. Are they uplifting others, or are you witnessing exploitation? It’s about learning to identify structures and flows and recognising how the feedback loop in the system perpetuates problems while pinpointing bottlenecks where there is reduced flow. What are the barriers? Are the inputs and outputs resulting in desirable outcomes? Only we can answer those questions for ourselves. Let's begin with discourse analysis depending on how deeply we want to understand how power relations are maintained.

    Written by Rochelle White
    DISCOURSE ANALYSIS Critical discourse analysis- is discourse analytical research that primarily studies how social abuse and inequality are enacted, reproduced, legitimated and resisted by text and talk in the social and political context. – Teun A. Van Dijk Identifying the dominant speech act among political parties, powerful elites, and those in authority who steer and control the minds of a nation—whether in religion, education, media, or politics—is a crucial skill for critical thinking. We should not assume that those in authority who uphold the status quo mindset genuinely believe that the concepts or issues they claim are the root causes of crises are accurate when they may prevent people from ever resolving the real problems. For instance, migrants are often scapegoated as the cause of economic downturns, while the real issue may lie in powerful elites monopolizing economic and political power. How conversations are framed in media or political rhetoric can distract the public from addressing the actual problems. We must consider who controls the discourse. For example, many migrants in America work in the service sector. They do the labouring jobs that build the economy, yet they are the lowest paid. Often, they work to send remittances back home to relatives, as this is one of the financial flows that benefits those who would otherwise not have access to their basic needs. So, arguably, one from a prosperous, powerful nation could argue that the money is not being invested back into their economy. However, this is not where the problem lies. Many wealthy elites pay the least tax, often hiding their wealth in investments while drawing negligible income for themselves as they put their money to work and know how to avoid hefty taxes. Thus, the notion that money would trickle down to the lowest socioeconomic classes has been proven false since the 80s, demonstrating that today, the rich are getting richer while the poor are becoming poorer despite shifts within the middle class. Therefore, discussions about border control and migration distract from the real issues. In 2022, illegal immigrants made up only 4.8% of the American population. Another concern for some economists is that Trump's policies are detrimental to the American economy, as many low-wage jobs may go unfilled, and the average American will not accept such low pay with rising living costs. Furthermore, illegal immigrants often face mistreatment, as employers fail to pay them their wages. However, these immigrants cannot voice their complaints for fear of being reported to the authorities. We must consider who controls the discourse, where the power relations lie, and whose interests are affected. What conversations are being overlooked? What are the foundations of their argument? Where are the global flows monopolised? How are these power relations maintained? What barriers hinder economic growth in migrant nations? Are they benefiting from global flows, or are those flows bypassing them entirely? What can be done to create a fairer financial system at a global level, not just nationally, but across every part of the world? We also need to consider finance and barriers, such as trade tariffs. As we have seen recently, Trump's strategy to boost the American economy is implemented through policies and his method of pressuring others by increasing trade tariffs and competing with China's economy. We might also view the internet as a city, with powerful elites controlling the largest platforms and dictating how conversations unfold. Because the algorithm relies on what information you receive and what you don’t, it has placed us in an echo chamber of similar voices. This is political, as it restricts access to crucial information, preventing people from engaging in conversations they need to hear. Those involved in conspiracy theories will continue to receive information that reinforces these beliefs, whether related to politics, finance, religious indoctrination, or extremist ideologies. This practice benefits platform owners since they can market you to advertisers who are aware of your political interests and preferences. There are no privacy settings in place to prevent this, as it forms part of their business model, allowing them to profit from your interactions on their platforms. They've allowed you space to express your opinion, but the more information they gather about you, the better it becomes for them. It’s also a level of state surveillance unprecedented in history. Entities like governments and law enforcement can access information through these communication channels. We need to consider all global flows, such as media, information, migrants, capital, economic goods and services, cultural ideas, practices, and belief systems. All of this is shaped by discourse, so we must examine how situations and ideas are framed while contemplating the conversations that aren't happening and identifying which discussions need to be initiated, particularly regarding some of the global challenges the world is facing. We should consider global, national and local perspectives to understand how these various levels of scale are impacted. The rising cost of living has been felt across numerous areas, and the chasm between the rich and poor is widening. This also explains why we need to engage with discourse analysis to critically deconstruct what is being said and who is advantaged. We will always encounter power relations where resources are unequally distributed. However, skilled individuals are entitled to financial, political, and social benefits. Are they uplifting others, or are you witnessing exploitation? It’s about learning to identify structures and flows and recognising how the feedback loop in the system perpetuates problems while pinpointing bottlenecks where there is reduced flow. What are the barriers? Are the inputs and outputs resulting in desirable outcomes? Only we can answer those questions for ourselves. Let's begin with discourse analysis depending on how deeply we want to understand how power relations are maintained. Written by Rochelle White
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  • If you’re an entrepreneur and you’re not ready to flatten your account to zero just to keep your dream alive, then you still have a long way to go.

    I just sat with a billionaire — yes, a real one — and as we spoke, he casually told me his current account balance was ₦10,000. I was shocked. But then he smiled and said something I won’t forget:

    "Nze, money is an instrument — not a trophy. Send it out, let it work, and let it return with more."

    Too many people are emotionally attached to their account balance. They want to open their banking app and see a fat figure sitting there, untouched — as if money was meant to be admired, not used. Fear holds them back from investing, from taking risks, from expanding, from pushing forward.

    But let me tell you what this billionaire told me:
    "Don’t be afraid to borrow, and never be afraid to reinvest in yourself or your business."

    He reminded me of Dangote — one of Africa’s richest men — who borrowed over $19 billion to build his refinery. That’s almost the same as his entire net worth. Think about it. He risked it all, not for pleasure, but for vision. For impact. For the future.

    That’s the mindset that separates dreamers from doers.

    If you haven’t yet developed the boldness to say “Nothing dey happen, money go come!” and mean it, you’re still playing small.
    This journey is not for the faint-hearted. Business will test your courage. Growth will test your conviction. But the breakthrough only comes when you lose the fear of going broke in the short term for the sake of long-term greatness.

    So here’s my word to every hustler, every builder, every visionary:

    Use your money. Send it on assignment. Stretch your faith. Take the risk. Bet on yourself.
    Because until you do, money will never serve you you’ll keep serving it.

    And if your account balance ever drops to zero while chasing purpose, don’t panic — that’s just proof you’re all in.

    Money will come. It always does. Just keep moving. Keep building. Keep believing.
    If you’re an entrepreneur and you’re not ready to flatten your account to zero just to keep your dream alive, then you still have a long way to go. I just sat with a billionaire — yes, a real one — and as we spoke, he casually told me his current account balance was ₦10,000. I was shocked. But then he smiled and said something I won’t forget: "Nze, money is an instrument — not a trophy. Send it out, let it work, and let it return with more." Too many people are emotionally attached to their account balance. They want to open their banking app and see a fat figure sitting there, untouched — as if money was meant to be admired, not used. Fear holds them back from investing, from taking risks, from expanding, from pushing forward. But let me tell you what this billionaire told me: "Don’t be afraid to borrow, and never be afraid to reinvest in yourself or your business." He reminded me of Dangote — one of Africa’s richest men — who borrowed over $19 billion to build his refinery. That’s almost the same as his entire net worth. Think about it. He risked it all, not for pleasure, but for vision. For impact. For the future. That’s the mindset that separates dreamers from doers. If you haven’t yet developed the boldness to say “Nothing dey happen, money go come!” and mean it, you’re still playing small. This journey is not for the faint-hearted. Business will test your courage. Growth will test your conviction. But the breakthrough only comes when you lose the fear of going broke in the short term for the sake of long-term greatness. So here’s my word to every hustler, every builder, every visionary: Use your money. Send it on assignment. Stretch your faith. Take the risk. Bet on yourself. Because until you do, money will never serve you you’ll keep serving it. And if your account balance ever drops to zero while chasing purpose, don’t panic — that’s just proof you’re all in. Money will come. It always does. Just keep moving. Keep building. Keep believing.
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  • PRESS RELEASE

    How Makinde's agriculture policies brought about innovations, food security in Oyo - Commissioner

    Oyo State's Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development, Barr. Olasunkanmi Olaleye has stated that the policies of Governor 'Seyi Makinde towards improving the agriculture sector have worked well in bringing about necessary reforms and innovations in agriculture practice in the state.

    He maintained that through the combination of technical services, infrastructure development and investments in human capital in the sector, the state has become a leader in agricultural innovations and food security in Nigeria.

    Olaleye, who stated this on Thursday, at the opening session of an inter-ministerial press briefing organised by Governor Makinde's Media Unit, to commemorate the second anniversary of Omituntun 2.0, highlighted the achievements of his Ministry.

    Olaleye noted that through these veterinary services, rural development, extension services, capacity building and infrastructure development programmes carried out by the Ministry, the state has emerged as a leading agricultural hub in Nigeria.

    He pointed out the example of the impact being made by the Fasola Agribusiness Industrial Hub in the areas of attracting investments and becoming a model for other states of the federation and a point of attraction for the African Development Bank (AfDB) and other financial institutions for partnership.

    He declared that through different efforts and policies implemented by the governor, the Ministry of Agriculture has successfully nurtured farmers and improved food production.

    He added that the administration has also built the infrastructure and institutional capacity needed for sustainable agricultural growth in the state, such as the establishment of nine Farm Service Centres across the agricultural zones statewide and the renovation of eight strategic facilities across the state.

    Olaleye said: "Under the governor's progressive leadership and his administration's dedication to agricultural excellence, our Ministry has recorded unprecedented successes across all sectors of agricultural development."

    The governor's policy direction, financial support, and political will have created an enabling environment that has allowed us to implement transformative programmes that are directly impacting the lives of our farmers and rural communities.

    "I wish to express our profound appreciation to His Excellency for his consistent support and to acknowledge the collective efforts of our dedicated staff, development partners, farmers, and all stakeholders whose collaboration has made these achievements possible."

    The successes we celebrate today are a testament to what is achievable when leadership vision meets professional dedication and community participation.

    “This report highlights our key accomplishments across veterinary services, rural development, extension services, capacity building, and infrastructure development - all contributing to Oyo State's emergence as a leading agricultural hub in Nigeria.”

    “Our veterinary services have demonstrated exceptional commitment to livestock health protection through our strategic vaccination programme. We have successfully vaccinated 95,948 cattle against Anthrax and Contagious Bovine Pleuropneumonia (CBPP), representing 80 per cent progress toward our ambitious target of 120,000 cattle.”

    “This proactive approach has significantly reduced livestock mortality rates and protected farmers' investments while safeguarding public health through the prevention of zoonotic diseases.”

    “In terms of regulatory framework, we have strengthened the agricultural sector through the development of crucial regulatory frameworks, including comprehensive guidelines and regulations for hatchery operations in Oyo State, standard operating procedures for poultry processors, and the Oyo State Trade Cattle, Sheep and Goats Law with detailed SOPs for livestock dealers.”

    "These regulations provide clear operational standards that enhance productivity while ensuring animal welfare and consumer protection.”

    “In the area of rural development, our rural infrastructure development programme continues to transform agricultural communities through strategic road construction projects totalling 87.53 kilometres across multiple local governments.”

    “These include the FRSC-Okudi-Oyada road: 6.82 km in ATISBO LG; 4.37 km Market-Illa junction in Oriire LG; 8.85 km Adebayo Alata-Obembe, Aba Oje Road in Oluyole LG; 21.96 km Oloko-Oyo-Ikere Gorge Dam Road in Iseyin LG; 8.43 km Fasola Farm Settlement Road in Oyo West LG and the 37.1 km Alako-Idi-Iya-Batake-Olowa Farm Settlement Road.”

    Explaining further, Olaleye noted that the government's agriculture mechanisation support programme has also seen it plough 13,077.10 acres for 2,827 farmers as of June 10th, 2025 under the Tractorisation Subsidy Programme.

    “Our mechanisation support programme has achieved remarkable success, with 1,487 farmers benefiting from 50 per cent tractorisation subsidies in 2024, resulting in 6,090 acres of farmland being ploughed.”

    The momentum continues into 2025, with 13,077.10 acres already ploughed for 2,827 farmers as of June 10th, 2025, as we work toward our ambitious target of 120,000 acres for the year.

    “In the area of extension services, we provided 15 motorcycles to Extension Officers, dramatically improving their ability to reach farmers in remote areas.
    Additionally, we conducted comprehensive training for both farmers and Extension Officers on the 2025 Seasonal Climate Prediction by the Nigerian Meteorological Agency, ensuring climate-informed agricultural decision-making.”

    “We have also significantly strengthened our technical capacity through the recruitment of 20 veterinary doctors and 141 agricultural officers across various cadres, ensuring adequate professional support for our expanding programs and services.”

    “In the area of input distribution to support agriculture enterprises, our comprehensive input distribution programme reached thousands of farmers: soybean seeds to 920 farmers, maize seeds to 3,541 farmers, cassava stems to 1,269 farmers (covering 47,587.5 acres with potential to produce 214,143.75 tons of cassava tubers), knapsack sprayers to 1,980 farmers, and herbicides and pesticides to 2,500 farmers.”

    “We distributed quality inputs to diverse livestock farmers: 1,150 fish farmers received 3 bags each of 15kg quality fish feed; 2,536 cattle, sheep, and goat farmers received nutritional supplements including 253,600kg of wheat offal, brewery dried grains, salt licks, and disinfectants; 3,740 poultry farmers received 8 bags of 50kg maize grains each; and 1,028 pig farmers received palm kernel cake and disinfectants.”

    “Our massive distribution of 65,000 bundles of cassava stems to 1,269 farmers demonstrates our commitment to food security, with projections showing potential production of 214,143.75 tons of cassava tubers from 47,587.5 acres of newly planted farmland.”

    "We provided microloans to 3,501 smallholder farmers with soft loans ranging from ₦50,000 to ₦800,000 per beneficiary, enabling farmers to expand their operations and improve their livelihoods.”

    "Our capacity-building initiatives reached 3,830 individuals across various agricultural enterprises:
    "We also trained 62 rural farmers in modern agricultural practices at the Oyo State-IITA Youth Agribusiness Incubation Centre in Aawe, providing them with both knowledge and land allocation for practical application.”

    "In conclusion, these achievements represent a comprehensive approach to agricultural development that addresses every aspect of the value chain - from input supply and production support to processing, marketing, and capacity building.”

    "Our programmes have directly impacted tens of thousands of farmers while building the infrastructure and institutional capacity needed for sustainable agricultural growth in Oyo State. The combination of technical services, infrastructure development, and human capital investment positions our state as a leader in agricultural innovation and food security in Nigeria."

    Earlier, the Secretary to the State Government, Prof. Olanike Adeyemo, who declared the session open, appreciated the people of the state and the media for their support for Governor Makinde's administration since its inception.

    She assured that the government would continue to prioritise and serve the interests of the people.
    Also in his welcome address, the Special Adviser on Media to the governor, who also doubles as the Chief Press Secretary, Dr Sulaimon Olanrewaju, said the inter-ministerial press briefing was organised to enable Commissioners and Heads of Government Departments and Agencies give account of their activities in the last two years and to explain how the efforts have impacted on the lives of the citizens.

    Signed
    Dr Sulaimon Olanrewaju
    Special Adviser (Media) to Oyo State Governor
    June 19, 2025.
    PRESS RELEASE How Makinde's agriculture policies brought about innovations, food security in Oyo - Commissioner Oyo State's Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development, Barr. Olasunkanmi Olaleye has stated that the policies of Governor 'Seyi Makinde towards improving the agriculture sector have worked well in bringing about necessary reforms and innovations in agriculture practice in the state. He maintained that through the combination of technical services, infrastructure development and investments in human capital in the sector, the state has become a leader in agricultural innovations and food security in Nigeria. Olaleye, who stated this on Thursday, at the opening session of an inter-ministerial press briefing organised by Governor Makinde's Media Unit, to commemorate the second anniversary of Omituntun 2.0, highlighted the achievements of his Ministry. Olaleye noted that through these veterinary services, rural development, extension services, capacity building and infrastructure development programmes carried out by the Ministry, the state has emerged as a leading agricultural hub in Nigeria. He pointed out the example of the impact being made by the Fasola Agribusiness Industrial Hub in the areas of attracting investments and becoming a model for other states of the federation and a point of attraction for the African Development Bank (AfDB) and other financial institutions for partnership. He declared that through different efforts and policies implemented by the governor, the Ministry of Agriculture has successfully nurtured farmers and improved food production. He added that the administration has also built the infrastructure and institutional capacity needed for sustainable agricultural growth in the state, such as the establishment of nine Farm Service Centres across the agricultural zones statewide and the renovation of eight strategic facilities across the state. Olaleye said: "Under the governor's progressive leadership and his administration's dedication to agricultural excellence, our Ministry has recorded unprecedented successes across all sectors of agricultural development." The governor's policy direction, financial support, and political will have created an enabling environment that has allowed us to implement transformative programmes that are directly impacting the lives of our farmers and rural communities. "I wish to express our profound appreciation to His Excellency for his consistent support and to acknowledge the collective efforts of our dedicated staff, development partners, farmers, and all stakeholders whose collaboration has made these achievements possible." The successes we celebrate today are a testament to what is achievable when leadership vision meets professional dedication and community participation. “This report highlights our key accomplishments across veterinary services, rural development, extension services, capacity building, and infrastructure development - all contributing to Oyo State's emergence as a leading agricultural hub in Nigeria.” “Our veterinary services have demonstrated exceptional commitment to livestock health protection through our strategic vaccination programme. We have successfully vaccinated 95,948 cattle against Anthrax and Contagious Bovine Pleuropneumonia (CBPP), representing 80 per cent progress toward our ambitious target of 120,000 cattle.” “This proactive approach has significantly reduced livestock mortality rates and protected farmers' investments while safeguarding public health through the prevention of zoonotic diseases.” “In terms of regulatory framework, we have strengthened the agricultural sector through the development of crucial regulatory frameworks, including comprehensive guidelines and regulations for hatchery operations in Oyo State, standard operating procedures for poultry processors, and the Oyo State Trade Cattle, Sheep and Goats Law with detailed SOPs for livestock dealers.” "These regulations provide clear operational standards that enhance productivity while ensuring animal welfare and consumer protection.” “In the area of rural development, our rural infrastructure development programme continues to transform agricultural communities through strategic road construction projects totalling 87.53 kilometres across multiple local governments.” “These include the FRSC-Okudi-Oyada road: 6.82 km in ATISBO LG; 4.37 km Market-Illa junction in Oriire LG; 8.85 km Adebayo Alata-Obembe, Aba Oje Road in Oluyole LG; 21.96 km Oloko-Oyo-Ikere Gorge Dam Road in Iseyin LG; 8.43 km Fasola Farm Settlement Road in Oyo West LG and the 37.1 km Alako-Idi-Iya-Batake-Olowa Farm Settlement Road.” Explaining further, Olaleye noted that the government's agriculture mechanisation support programme has also seen it plough 13,077.10 acres for 2,827 farmers as of June 10th, 2025 under the Tractorisation Subsidy Programme. “Our mechanisation support programme has achieved remarkable success, with 1,487 farmers benefiting from 50 per cent tractorisation subsidies in 2024, resulting in 6,090 acres of farmland being ploughed.” The momentum continues into 2025, with 13,077.10 acres already ploughed for 2,827 farmers as of June 10th, 2025, as we work toward our ambitious target of 120,000 acres for the year. “In the area of extension services, we provided 15 motorcycles to Extension Officers, dramatically improving their ability to reach farmers in remote areas. Additionally, we conducted comprehensive training for both farmers and Extension Officers on the 2025 Seasonal Climate Prediction by the Nigerian Meteorological Agency, ensuring climate-informed agricultural decision-making.” “We have also significantly strengthened our technical capacity through the recruitment of 20 veterinary doctors and 141 agricultural officers across various cadres, ensuring adequate professional support for our expanding programs and services.” “In the area of input distribution to support agriculture enterprises, our comprehensive input distribution programme reached thousands of farmers: soybean seeds to 920 farmers, maize seeds to 3,541 farmers, cassava stems to 1,269 farmers (covering 47,587.5 acres with potential to produce 214,143.75 tons of cassava tubers), knapsack sprayers to 1,980 farmers, and herbicides and pesticides to 2,500 farmers.” “We distributed quality inputs to diverse livestock farmers: 1,150 fish farmers received 3 bags each of 15kg quality fish feed; 2,536 cattle, sheep, and goat farmers received nutritional supplements including 253,600kg of wheat offal, brewery dried grains, salt licks, and disinfectants; 3,740 poultry farmers received 8 bags of 50kg maize grains each; and 1,028 pig farmers received palm kernel cake and disinfectants.” “Our massive distribution of 65,000 bundles of cassava stems to 1,269 farmers demonstrates our commitment to food security, with projections showing potential production of 214,143.75 tons of cassava tubers from 47,587.5 acres of newly planted farmland.” "We provided microloans to 3,501 smallholder farmers with soft loans ranging from ₦50,000 to ₦800,000 per beneficiary, enabling farmers to expand their operations and improve their livelihoods.” "Our capacity-building initiatives reached 3,830 individuals across various agricultural enterprises: "We also trained 62 rural farmers in modern agricultural practices at the Oyo State-IITA Youth Agribusiness Incubation Centre in Aawe, providing them with both knowledge and land allocation for practical application.” "In conclusion, these achievements represent a comprehensive approach to agricultural development that addresses every aspect of the value chain - from input supply and production support to processing, marketing, and capacity building.” "Our programmes have directly impacted tens of thousands of farmers while building the infrastructure and institutional capacity needed for sustainable agricultural growth in Oyo State. The combination of technical services, infrastructure development, and human capital investment positions our state as a leader in agricultural innovation and food security in Nigeria." Earlier, the Secretary to the State Government, Prof. Olanike Adeyemo, who declared the session open, appreciated the people of the state and the media for their support for Governor Makinde's administration since its inception. She assured that the government would continue to prioritise and serve the interests of the people. Also in his welcome address, the Special Adviser on Media to the governor, who also doubles as the Chief Press Secretary, Dr Sulaimon Olanrewaju, said the inter-ministerial press briefing was organised to enable Commissioners and Heads of Government Departments and Agencies give account of their activities in the last two years and to explain how the efforts have impacted on the lives of the citizens. Signed Dr Sulaimon Olanrewaju Special Adviser (Media) to Oyo State Governor June 19, 2025.
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