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http://ift.tt/eA8V8J By Pastor Oloruntimilehin Joshua Daramola It has become pertinent to share with my readers and the people of the world, the experiences gathered in course of my spiritual conselling and consultation with people on the sources of  people’s problems. An in depth study and analysis of human problems was done and the outcome was that problems are (a) God-made (b)  Self-made (c) Man-made -principalities. The Scripture confirms this in Matthew 19: 12 “ For there are eunuchs who were born thus from their mothers’ womb and there are eunuchs who were made eunuchs by men and there are eunuchs who made themselves eunuchs..” This implies that some people could be born to have bad luck till death. So the problem confronting some people are God-made, no man or woman can change or save the  people because whatever God says for things to be straightened, no person can bend it or vice-versa. Imagine Jesus seeing a man who was blind from birth and he answered his d...

http://ift.tt/eA8V8J Crime Busters FC, Enugu, on Friday defeated Abia Warriors Feeders 2 – 0 in the South-East zone of the ongoing 2016/2017 Nation-wide League One (NLO). The tension-packed match, witnessed by over 1,000 football fans, was played at the Cathedral (Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium, Enugu). The home team, Crime Busters, got their first goal at the 27th minute of play following a good ball finishing by its striker, Ifeanyi Aninwene. The police team pulled another surprise in the 88th minute when its midfielder, John Nnam, scored through a direct free-kick, which was played from outside the 18 yard goal box. The visiting team, however, fought hard throughout the game, especially at the second half but luck was not on their side. The Team Co-ordinator of Crime Busters, Ben Chidozie, said that his boys gave a good account of themselves. “They adhered strictly to the game plan as well as held the midfield tight throughout the game. “However, finishing the ball at the opponent’s...

http://ift.tt/2oWQPFO WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange filed a new motion in Sweden Wednesday calling for a European arrest warrant over rape allegations to be dropped, after the United States said it was seeking to arrest him, his lawyer said. / AFP PHOTO / BEN STANSALL WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange filed a new motion in Sweden Wednesday calling for a European arrest warrant over rape allegations to be dropped, after the United States said it was seeking to arrest him, his lawyer said. The 45-year-old Australian denies the accusations in Sweden that date back to 2010, which he fears will see him extradited to the United States. He has been holed up at the Ecuadorian embassy in London since 2012 and risks being arrested by British police as soon as he steps out of the building. His Swedish lawyer Per Samuelsson said the new motion was filed because US Attorney General Jeff Sessions said in April that arresting Assange would be “a priority”. “This implies that we can now...