Author: A. Joshua Adedeji

Trump greenlights plans for an Iran strike, holds back on execution. As Israel pounds Tehran and Iran retaliates, the world watches the Middle East inch toward all-out war.

After a deadly massacre in Benue, President Tinubu calls for immediate arrests and forms a peace committee to restore stability, declaring, “We are here to govern, not to bury.”

INEC pushes back against public pressure, declaring that party registration ahead of 2027 elections will follow strict constitutional rules—no shortcuts allowed.

In a bold statement, Nigeria’s Foreign Minister Yusuf Tuggar warns West Africa to break from colonial dependency and build a self-sufficient regional economy or risk perpetual poverty.

Following an Iranian missile strike on Beersheba, Israel threatens to eliminate Supreme Leader Khamenei, pushing the Middle East closer to an all-out war.

The Nigerian Senate launches a high-stakes probe into the ₦1.48 trillion Rivers budget under emergency rule, aiming to ensure transparency, accountability, and real impact for residents.

“Leadership is not about titles, it’s about direction. And in the digital age, direction is dynamic, data-driven, and decentralized.” Key Takeaways Leadership in the digital age demands agility, empathy, and innovation. Traditional authority is being replaced by digital influence and cultural relevance. The best digital-age leaders are those who blend human connection with technological intuition. Picture This: You walk into a boardroom, and instead of being greeted by suits and PowerPoint slides, you’re welcomed by holograms, AI dashboards, and a remote team dialed in from six countries. Leadership, as we knew it, has changed. Gone are the days when…

Demons can go out of a man. The gospel record of the Gadarene madman in Luke 8 unfurls this staggering truth with startling clarity. Picture the scene: Jesus steps ashore in Gentile territory, and a nameless figure—naked, scarred, shrieking—bursts from the tombs. Chains dangle from his wrists like broken promises; the smell of death and dust clings to him. For years he has lived among headstones, his identity swallowed by a legion of spirits that treated his body as a boardinghouse and his mind as a battleground. Yet the day he sees Jesus, the eviction notice on hell is served instantly.…

In the kingdom of God, faith is not merely a concept—faith is a living force. It is not a poetic idea reserved for theology or Sunday reflections; it is the spiritual currency that unlocks heaven’s realities on earth. If your faith says yes, then so be it. Faith is the only acceptable spiritual mechanism through which believers access, possess, and manifest what God has already made available in Christ Jesus. The Scriptures say in Hebrews 11:1, “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” This verse is more than a memory verse—it is…

In a week of dramatic turns both at home and abroad, the global stage was rocked by political revelations, national security alerts, executive orders, and controversial proposals. From Nigeria to the United States, from Abuja to Jerusalem, here are the 24 breaking stories that dominated headlines between April 14 and April 19, 2025. Follow this link to subscribe Fridayposts on Youtube – Stay informed! NIGERIA: POLITICS, SECURITY & PROGRESS 1. Tinubu’s Past Under U.S. Scrutiny A U.S. federal court ordered the release of investigative records linked to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s alleged involvement in past drug-related cases. The Nigerian…