I bought my third jet during COVID-19 pandemic, Apostle Suleman boasts
Eniola Akinkuotu, Abuja
The General Overseer of Omega Fire Ministries International, Apostle Johnson Suleman, says he bought his third jet during the raging COVID-19 pandemic which pushed the country into an economic recession.
Suleman said this while delivering a recent sermon. Although the date of the sermon could not be verified, the video recently went viral on social media.
The cleric further stated that he was praying for the pandemic not to end because he was prospering and resting.
He said, “In COVID (pandemic) I bought a jet; the third one. I have three. I was praying for COVID-19 not to end because I was resting. While people were complaining, my wife asked, ‘Can life be this sweet?’ Am I talking to somebody here?”
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Victory Park Estate Lekki landlords sue AMCON over disregard for court orders
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By Innocent Anaba
Residents and landlords of Victory Park Estate, Lekki, Lagos State, have accused the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria AMCON, of harassment over their property despite pending court cases and orders.
Two of such cases were filed by Mrs B. Ibude and Mr Okechukwu Okoli and his wife against AMCON and its receiver-manager Mr Lanre Olaoluwa.
The plaintiffs obtained injunctions against the respondents AMCON and Olaoluwa appealed.
The estate spans almost 50 hectares of land and is one of the gated communities in the Igbokushu area of Lekki Peninsula Scheme 1.
Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON).
Residents and landlords of Victory Park Estate, Lekki, Lagos have accused the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) of harassment over their properties, despite pending court cases and orders.
Two of such pending cases were filed by Mrs B.E. Ibude and Mr Okechukwu Okoli, alongside his wife against AMCON and its receiver-manager, Mr Lanre Olaoluwa.
The plaintiffs obtained injunctions against the respondents, but AMCON appealed the decisions. The estate spans almost 50 hectares and is one of the gated communities in the Igbokushu area of Lekki Peninsula Scheme 1.
The residents are accusing AMCON and its receiver-manager of outright disregard for law and order and illegal use of official powers.
By Segun James
The Lekki Concession Company (LCC) has again appealed for the understanding of aggrieved youths who are bent on preventing the company from commencing the evaluation of the extent of the damage done to its assets on the night of Tuesday, October 20, 2020, citing the subsisting bank debts and the fate of its over 500 workers as compelling reasons the process ought to begin now.
Speaking at a press conference in Lagos yesterday, Managing Director of the LCC, Mr. Yomi Omomuwasan expressed regret that some people were using fake news to misinform Nigerians about the company’s ownership and whip up public sentiment against its return to business.