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  • BREAKING NEWS: Social Media Abuzz As Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin Shares Millions To Church Members To Tackle Increasing Cost Of Food

    BREAKING NEWS: Social Media Abuzz As Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin Shares Millions To Church Members To Tackle Increasing Cost Of Food

    BREAKING NEWS Social Media Abuzz As Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin Shares Millions To Church Members To Tackle Increasing Cost Of Food

    Social Media Abuzz As Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin Shares Millions To Church Members To Tackle Increasing Cost Of Food

    Billionaire prophet and General Overseer of Christ Mercyland Deliverance Ministry in Warri, Delta State, Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin, has given out over N30 million in charity to reduce the current economic crisis faced by the masses.

    In a viral video on social media, Fufeyin, known for his philanthropic gestures, was seen giving out wads of cash to church members to ameliorate the rising price of food items in the country.

    The humanitarian effort has caught the attention of netizens, capturing the hearts of many amid the current challenging times.

    Fufeyin has emerged as a beacon of hope by extending a remarkable gesture of kindness towards struggling church members even as he stressed the need for well-meaning Nigerians to help assuage the challenges of the masses.

    This spontaneous and substantial donation not only alleviated immediate concerns but also underscored Fufeyin’s deep empathy for those affected by economic hardship.

    The response to Fufeyin’s act of benevolence has been overwhelmingly positive, with Nigerians taking to social media platforms to commend his compassion and selflessness. Amidst a climate of economic uncertainty and rising living costs, Fufeyin’s initiative has resonated deeply, sparking discussions about the importance of generosity and communal support during trying times.

    Fufeyin expressed his motivation for the donation, citing a desire to alleviate the suffering of his church members and fellow Nigerians in tangible ways.

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    He emphasised the necessity of collective action in addressing societal challenges and urged others, particularly those in positions of influence, to contribute towards uplifting the less fortunate.

    The impact of Fufeyin’s philanthropy extends beyond financial assistance, serving as a powerful reminder of the potential for positive change when individuals leverage their resources for the greater good of all.

  • Red Card Against South Africa by Billionaire Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin Trend All Over Social Media

    Red Card Against South Africa by Billionaire Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin Trend All Over Social Media

    Red Card Against South Africa by Billionaire Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin Trend All Over Social Media

    Red Card Against South Africa by Billionaire Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin Trend All Over Social Media

    AFCON: Prophet Fufeyin’s Vision comes True as South Africa Gets Red Card

    The prophetic vision of the esteemed Nigerian prophet, Jeremiah Fufeyin, has left the global football community astonished, as his foresight regarding a red card for South Africa in the semifinal match has unfolded exactly as predicted.

    Popularly known as PapaJ, the General Overseer of The Christ Mercyland Deliverance Ministry, headquartered in Warri, Delta State, Nigeria, confidently shared his premonition in a trending internet clip days before the match. As Nigeria clinched victory in a penalty shootout, the attention surrounding the man of God’s prophecy reached unprecedented levels across social media platforms.

    PapaJ’s prophecy on South Africa’s red card circulated widely, drawing the interest of football enthusiasts and believers alike. The precision of his prediction, combined with Nigeria’s subsequent penalty success, has not only solidified the reputation of the prophet but has also ignited discussions on the profound impact of divine insights.

    Reacting to the revelation, social media users, including @Nene_Okafor and @bontangalfred, shared their thoughts. @Nene_Okafor noted, “I actually saw the red card against South Africa video, but he didn’t mention that Nigeria would win na, but he said he saw a red card against South Africa tho.” @bontangalfred added, “Immediately South Africa got that red card, my mind went straight to PapaJ’s vision. Nice one, Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin…”

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    The eagerly anticipated semifinal match unfolded last night between Nigeria and South Africa, with Fufeyin’s prophetic words taking center stage. His explicit prediction of a “red card against South Africa and a penalty victory” resonated across various platforms, adding an extra layer of intrigue to the much-anticipated clash.

  • CBN Orders Banks To Obtain Customer’s Social Media Handles

    CBN Orders Banks To Obtain Customer’s Social Media Handles

    CBN Orders Banks To Obtain Customer’s Social Media Handles

    CBN Orders Banks To Obtain Customer’s Social Media Handles

    The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has mandated commercial banks to obtain the social media handle(s), e-mail addresses, telephone numbers, residential addresses, and other personal details of their customers.

    This was contained in its newly published ‘Central Bank of Nigeria (Customer Due Diligence) Regulations, 2023’ document, which aims to further deepen the identification process in the banking system.

    According to the apex bank, the regulations shall apply to all financial institutions under its purview.

    CBN said; “To provide additional customer due diligence measures for financial institutions under the regulatory purview of the Central Bank of Nigeria to further their compliance with relevant provisions of the Money Laundering (Prevention and Prohibition) Act (MLPPA), 2022, Terrorism (Prevention and Prohibition) Act (TPPA), 2022, Central Bank of Nigeria (Anti-Money Laundering, Combating the Financing of Terrorism and Countering Proliferation Financing of Weapons of Mass Destruction in Financial Institutions) Regulations, 2022 (CBN AML, CFT and CPF Regulations) and international best practices.

    “And enable the CBN to enforce compliance with customer due diligence measures in line with the CBN AML, CFT and CPF Regulations.”

    Under its customer identification column, the banking regulator stated that financial institutions must identify their customer (whether permanent or occasional, and whether natural or legal persons or legal arrangements) and obtain the following information:

    “For Individuals — legal name and any other names used (such as maiden name), permanent address (full physical address), residential address (where the customer can be located), telephone number, e-mail address, and social media handle; date and place of birth, Bank Verification Number, Tax Identification Number, nationality, occupation, public position held, and name of employer.”

    It further noted that an individual must have any of an unexpired passport, national identification card, residence permit, social security records, or driver’s license.

    What forms part of the requirement are; “Type of account and nature of the banking relationship, and signature, and politically exposed person status.”

    The document also had separate requirements for legal persons and legal arrangements.

  • CBN Orders Banks To Obtain Customer’s Social Media Handles

    CBN Orders Banks To Obtain Customer’s Social Media Handles

    CBN Orders Banks To Obtain Customer’s Social Media Handles

    The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has mandated commercial banks to obtain the social media handle(s), e-mail addresses, telephone numbers, residential addresses, and other personal details of their customers.

    This was contained in its newly published ‘Central Bank of Nigeria (Customer Due Diligence) Regulations, 2023’ document, which aims to further deepen the identification process in the banking system.

    According to the apex bank, the regulations shall apply to all financial institutions under its purview.

    CBN said; “To provide additional customer due diligence measures for financial institutions under the regulatory purview of the Central Bank of Nigeria to further their compliance with relevant provisions of the Money Laundering (Prevention and Prohibition) Act (MLPPA), 2022, Terrorism (Prevention and Prohibition) Act (TPPA), 2022, Central Bank of Nigeria (Anti-Money Laundering, Combating the Financing of Terrorism and Countering Proliferation Financing of Weapons of Mass Destruction in Financial Institutions) Regulations, 2022 (CBN AML, CFT and CPF Regulations) and international best practices.

    “And enable the CBN to enforce compliance with customer due diligence measures in line with the CBN AML, CFT and CPF Regulations.”

    Under its customer identification column, the banking regulator stated that financial institutions must identify their customer (whether permanent or occasional, and whether natural or legal persons or legal arrangements) and obtain the following information:

    “For Individuals — legal name and any other names used (such as maiden name), permanent address (full physical address), residential address (where the customer can be located), telephone number, e-mail address, and social media handle; date and place of birth, Bank Verification Number, Tax Identification Number, nationality, occupation, public position held, and name of employer.”

    It further noted that an individual must have any of an unexpired passport, national identification card, residence permit, social security records, or driver’s license.

    What forms part of the requirement are; “Type of account and nature of the banking relationship, and signature, and politically exposed person status.”

    The document also had separate requirements for legal persons and legal arrangements.