Pastor Elijah Bamidele has issued a bold prophecy concerning President Bola Tinubu and Nigeria’s ruling party, the APC

In a recently circulated video, Nigerian pastor Elijah Bamidele delivered a striking prophecy concerning President Bola Tinubu and the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC). The cleric claimed that he had received a divine message foretelling internal strife within the party.

Speaking with conviction, Pastor Bamidele stated, “I want to reveal this message that God gave to me. It is left for those who are concerned to believe or not.” He emphasised that his previous prophecies had consistently come to pass, adding weight to his latest revelation. …You can watch the full video here

Since assuming office, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has pursued a bold vision centered on one core principle: Nigeria First. This policy approach, rooted in prioritizing national interests across every sector, is beginning to show concrete results in the lives of ordinary Nigerians and in the structure of the economy.

While the journey is far from over, the Nigeria First policy is laying the foundation for a more self-sufficient and confident nation—one where progress, though gradual, is being built from within.

So, when anyone ask you to list the achievements of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in 2 years, show them this Video here.

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The Federal Government has announced the rollout of interest-free loans of up to ₦100,000 for smallholder farmers, petty traders, and micro-business owners across Nigeria.

This initiative is part of the Government Enterprise and Empowerment Programme (GEEP) and will begin disbursements before the end of 2025, according to government officials.

They explained that all loans will be disbursed without collateral or interest, making them accessible to Nigerians often excluded from conventional banking systems.

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Speaking in Kaduna during an engagement with traders’ associations and stakeholders, programme managers said the intervention is part of ongoing efforts to reduce poverty and support informal businesses that drive much of Nigeria’s economy.

Under the scheme, small-scale farmers engaged in poultry, aquaculture, crop production, and livestock rearing will benefit from FarmerMoni.

Loans will allow them to purchase essential inputs such as fertilisers, veterinary drugs, and farm tools.

Petty traders and youth entrepreneurs will access funds under TraderMoni, while women in small-scale commerce will be supported through MarketMoni.

Officials confirmed that loan amounts will range from as little as ₦5,000 to as high as ₦100,000, depending on the scheme.

Beneficiaries will also enjoy a six-month grace period before repayments commence, giving them time to reinvest the funds into their businesses.

“These are not grants but repayable loans designed to help Nigerians grow their businesses, join the formal financial system, and create jobs,” the programme manager explained.

He added that robust monitoring and evaluation frameworks would be put in place to ensure accountability and sustainability.

To avoid abuse, the government is working with cooperatives and traders’ associations across Nigeria’s 774 local government areas.

MSME Africa reported that the GEEP desk officers and field enumerators will oversee selection to ensure that only deserving beneficiaries are enrolled.

The scheme, first launched in 2016, has been restructured to address past challenges with delivery and accountability.

Officials said the 2025 pilot rollout would pave the way for broader nationwide implementation in 2026.