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Kumuyi Visits PH For Mega Miracle Crusade

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from Rivers State and beyond are expected to throng the Deeper Life Bible Church Camp Ground , Port Harcourt, as the General Superintendent of the Church, Pastor William F. Kumuyi, arrives  Port Harcourt, for a three-day miracle explosion crusade scheduled to hold from Friday, July 25, to Sunday, July 27, 2014.
Briefing newsmen on the Miracle Explosion Crusade 2014, the overseer of the church in Rivers State, Pastor Andrew Osagie said that the visit will bring showers of blessing to the people of the state, stressing that the church was making arrangements to accommodate those coming from outside Port Harcourt.
The man of God said that during the crusade, families will be reunited while spiritual famine in the land will be tackled, adding that lives will be regenerated while many souls will be saved. Also, sickness and other afflictions will be healed, while those under bondage of the devil will be set free.
Osagie also took a critical look at the increasing rate of crime in the society and attributed it to the continuous erosion of the value system and population increase.
He said that God has promised mankind a problem-free world, noting that when Christ manifests, the problems confronting humanity will be solved.
Meanwhile, as part of sensitisation for the crusade, members of the church took to the streets of Port Harcourt on a rally, last Sunday.
Moderator of Olanada sub-Region of the church, Pastor Omueti Sunday said the crusade is a unique programme that offered the people of Rivers State a rare opportunity to host Pastor Kumuyi twice in a year despite his very tight schedule that takes him round the world.
He disclosed that the last crusade in February witnessed over 10,000 converts noting that this month’s crusade will feature seminar, workshop and worship sessions.
Also speaking, a group co-ordinator of the crusade, Pastor Israel Mkpaoro noted that the February crusade witnessed several miracles adding that, the recipients of those miracles will be available to testify to the mighty works wrought through Pastor Kumuyi.
He described Pastor Kumuyi as a unique servant of God who preaches salvation and urged journalists and others in the private and public sectors to avail them of the opportunity to embrace God who has seen their affliction and sent his servant to help them.
In his remark, another group co-ordinator, Pastor Eze Jameson, urged Christians to remain faithful to God to enjoy his miracles noting that miracles could be short lived if the recipient is not a fervent believer that has forsaken sin totally.

Mr. Celestine Ogolo (centre), General Manager, Rivers State Newspapers Corporation, addressing staff during a meeting of staff and management of the corporation in Port Harcourt, yesterday. With him are Mr. Soye Jamabo, Editor Daily and Mr. Valentine Ugboma, Director Business Development . Photo: Prince Dele Obinna.

Mr. Celestine Ogolo (centre), General Manager, Rivers State Newspapers Corporation, addressing staff during a meeting of staff and management of the corporation in Port Harcourt, yesterday. With him are Mr. Soye Jamabo, Editor Daily and Mr. Valentine Ugboma, Director Business Development . Photo: Prince Dele Obinna.

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MCDI Inducts 150 Professionals In PH

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The Mentoring and Career Development Institute of Nigeria (MCDI) has inducted about 150 new members into various categories of membership during a special induction ceremony and dinner in Port Harcourt.
Aimed at expanding the institute’s membership base, the event offered new inductees an opportunity to engage with senior members and integrate fully into the organisation’s professional network.
The induction ceremony was part of the 2025 national conference of the institute.
National President of MCDI, Dr. Collins Edebiri, administered the oath, while the new members promised to carry out their duties faithfully, following the institute’s rules and constitution.
Dr. Edebiri emphasised the institute’s core mandate of instilling values that will shape individuals and institutions.
He emphasised the theme of the conference, “Mentoring for Individual and Corporate Leadership”, noting that last year’s focus centred on national development and value reorientation.
Edebiri explained that the induction ceremony is a key feature of the institute’s annual conference, though inductions also occur quarterly.
On the criteria for membership, he said the most important factor is the desire to be mentored or the readiness to mentor others, and urged the new inductees to become ambassadors of value-driven leadership in their respective workplaces.
Guest Speaker at the ceremony, Mrs. Ibim Semenitari, who was a former Managing Director of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), shared her experiences from her early days in journalism, attributing much of her professional growth to strong mentorship.
She encouraged members to embrace mentorship as a catalyst for personal and societal advancement.
Seminitari was later presented an award.
New members, including Wisdom Egberi Woniepiriye, and Mrs. Grace Ajinwanyiekwu, expressed their excitement and hope to be mentored well so they can eventually mentor others.
There were a dinner and networking session, marking another success for MCDI in its efforts to build leadership values nationwide.
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Fisherman Gets Thumbs-Up Over Patent Creation 

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The Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) has commended a renowned fisherman, Mr. Ricky Brown Owunari, for what it described as a remarkable stride in global engineering content creation.
In a congratulatory message signed by the Association, weekend, the SPE said  the patented “Dewaxer Flow Enhancer and Downhole Tool” had secured official endorsement under U.S. Patent No. 12,448,868 B2.
They said the development has been highlighted as a significant indicator of Rivers State’s growing intellectual and technological capacity, with observers noting that such breakthroughs position the state as a rising hub for innovation.
According to those familiar with the innovation, the achievement serves as proof that Niger Deltans have moved beyond the era of militancy and are now producing world-class content, research outputs, and technical solutions.
The SPE officials described the patented technologies as timely tools designed to tackle wax deposition in crude oil wells, a major challenge that frequently disrupts production and increases maintenance costs.
They further stressed that the milestone underscores the need for Rivers State to invest more in supporting innovators whose works demonstrate global potential.
Industry experts revealed that the tool originated from years of field observation, experimentation, and rigorous research aimed at improving flow assurance in challenging well conditions.
They also urged the Federal Government to show greater appreciation for home-grown innovations, calling on President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to formally recognise and encourage technological breakthroughs emerging from the Niger Delta.
Stakeholders at the event warned against piracy, emphasising that unauthorised copying of patented technologies undermines national progress and discourages genuine innovators.
Analysts observed that the breakthrough strengthens the narrative of a new Rivers State built on creativity, content development, and technical excellence rather than conflict.
The session concluded with a call for stronger collaboration between government authorities and industry players to protect intellectual property and position Rivers State as a greenhouse for innovation-driven content.
The content, The Tide gathered, is expected to solve critical challenges in the oil and gas sector, as well as other relevant areas of the national economy.
By; King Onunwor
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NBA Seeks End To Mass Abductions, Targeted Killings

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The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) has warned against mass abductiond and targeted killings in Nigeria.
President of the NBA, Mazi Afam Osigwe, who gave the warning, noted that Nigeria was faced with a growing wave of violence following fresh attacks in Kebbi and Borno States.
The association issued the warning after terrorists attacked the Government Girls Comprehensive Secondary School in Maga on November 17.
According The Tide’s source, the gunmen killed a teacher and abducted at least twenty-five students during a shootout with security personnel.
The  President said the latest attack shows the country has become unsafe for schoolchildren and civilians.
He further noted that Nigeria also lost Brigadier General M. Uba earlier that day in an ISWAP ambush in Borno State.
According to Osigwe, the nation was  witnessing a rise in terrorism, kidnapping, and lawlessness that has overwhelmed security agencies, adding that rural communities, travellers, farmers, and security officers are all exposed.
The NBA President also warned that Nigeria was facing a dangerous breakdown of public safety.
Quoting recent reports, he said about 145 people went missing in mass abductions across Kebbi, Niger, and Zamfara within four days.
“The country must stop recording deaths while hoping for peace through negotiations with terrorists”, he said.
The NBA further revealed that recent intelligence alerts, including the DSS warning of ISWAP plans to strike in Ondo and Kogi, show a widening threat.
Osigwe questioned why terrorists still control forests and highways without challenge, with criminals levying taxes on communities, displace families, and attack convoys.
The NBA demanded an urgent national security overhaul with transparency and strong political will.
Osigwe, however, praised the teacher who died in Kebbi while protecting students.
By;  King Onunwor
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