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    Pastor Daysman Oyakhilome Encourages Churches to Prioritize Prayer and Angelic Partnership Pastor Daysman Oyakhilome has encouraged churches and believers to place greater emphasis on prayer and angelic partnership rather than relying solely on human effort in advancing God’s work. Speaking during a recent sermon, Pastor Daysman Oyakhilome challenged Christians to reject every excuse for spiritual unfruitfulness, stressing that God expects every believer to remain fruitful regardless of circumstances. According to Pastor Daysman Oyakhilome, consistent prayer does more than strengthen believers spiritually—it activates divine assistance, enabling angels to carry out assignments that would otherwise require significant human effort. “If you’ve been engaging your cell members more, start engaging angels more,” Pastor Daysman Oyakhilome said, explaining that believers who labour faithfully in prayer are never alone but are supported by God’s angelic partnership. Drawing from t...

       The Air Peace flight carrying about 271 evacuees landed at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport shortly before 11 a.m. Another batch of Nigerians evacuated from South Africa arrived in Lagos on Tuesday as part of the Federal Government’s ongoing voluntary repatriation programme. The Air Peace flight, carrying about 271 Nigerians, landed at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport shortly before 11 a.m. after departing Johannesburg at about 5 a.m. local time. Officials of the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), and the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM) were on hand to receive the returnees. The latest evacuation is part of the Federal Government’s ongoing efforts to assist Nigerians who have voluntarily chosen to return home amid rising anti-immigration tensions in South Africa. The exercise comes against the backdrop of a June 30 deadline declared by vigilante groups and other organisations demand...

 In a heartwarming display of compassion and faith in action, Pastor Bolaji Idowu, the Lead Pastor and founder of Harvesters International Christian Centre, has once again demonstrated the transformative power of generosity.                                   The renowned clergyman extended a substantial financial lifeline to Nigerians recently evacuated from South Africa following a surge in xenophobic violence.  On Wednesday, June 24, 2026, at a formal reception organized by the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM), Pastor Idowu—represented by Ikeja Campus Pastor Kanmi Elegbede—donated ₦100,000 to each returnee.  The gesture, which amounted to millions of naira in total, provided immediate relief and a message of hope to citizens who fled persecution and uncertainty abroad.  A Beacon of Christ’s Love in CrisisPastor Bolaji Idowu’s intervention goes beyond mere charity. It ...

   Air Peace Chief Executive Officer, Allen Onyema, has called for a peaceful economic response to xenophobic att@cks against Nigerians in South Africa, urging citizens to boycott the country rather than engage in vi%lence or retaliation. Speaking during an interview on Arise News, Onyema expressed strong frustration over repeated att@cks on foreign nationals, questioning the failure of South African authorities to curb the situation despite having security agencies in place. He criticised incidents where Nigerians and other foreigners are allegedly har@ssed, questioned, and forced out of their businesses, arguing that such actions ignore the contributions of Nigerian entrepreneurs in South Africa. "How do you explain when people will march into somebody's house... 'Can I see your papers? You're a foreigner, you have to go back home'?" he asked. However, Onyema firmly rejected any form of vi%lent retaliation, stressing that Nigerians are not a vi%lent people a...

    LAGOS — Social media conversations continue to spotlight the remarkable growth and influence of Harvesters Church, as bloggers and online commentators express surprise at the ministry's massive physical attendance and increasing impact among young Nigerians.                                              The latest reactions emerged following discussions on a popular television program hosted by media personality Morayo Afolabi-Brown, where the scale of the church's reach became a major talking point online. Reacting to the revelations, popular blogger @Gossip_Lifestyle wrote: "Over 40,000 young Nigerians every Sunday on ground alone, not online oo! Jesus! I didn't know Harvesters is this big. Just seeing Aunty Morayo's show, I didn't know Harvesters had this kind of influence." The statement has since generated widespread engagement, with many social media user...

        Pastor Yemi Davids: Pastor Yemi Davids, Lead Pastor of Global Impact Church and Chairman of the Lagos Chapter of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN), has been vocal and proactive. In May 2026, he led PFN members in street protests against rising insecurity, banditry, and kidnappings. He has spoken powerfully about how insecurity disrupts families, businesses, and the nation's future, urging bold faith and government intervention.  Pastor Bolaji Idowu: Pastor Bolaji Idowu publicly prayed for the immediate safe release of abducted school children following recent attacks. On Children's Day 2026,  he expressed deep solidarity with grieving parents and communities, highlighting how gunmen have turned schools into sites of terror and calling for educational spaces to become sanctuaries of peace  Pastor Emmanuel Iren (Apostle EmmanuelIren): Apostle Emmanuel Iren joined Pastor Yemi Davids and PFN leaders in street protests against inse...