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   Pastor Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin’s “The Billions Burial” Blesses 13 Communities With Cows and Cash in Honour of His Late Mother By David Akanome | PR Journalist | Bayelsa State | December 2025 In what many have now described as “The Billions Burial,” Pastor Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin, popularly known as Papa J, has turned the burial of his late mother, Mama Asetu Fufeyin, into a moment of large scale community impact and generosity. As part of the burial activities in Aleibiri Town, Bayelsa State, the founder and general overseer of Christ Mercyland Deliverance Ministry extended blessings to thirteen nearby communities. Each community received two cows, alongside a combined cash gift of twelve point five million naira, all in honour of Mama Asetu, who lived to the age of one hundred and four. Videos shared across social media captured community leaders and residents receiving the livestock and financial support, quickly fueling online conversations around what has been tagged “The...

  Social Media Erupts as Video Shows Massive Preparations for Burial of Billionaire Pastor Jeremiah Fufeyin’s Mother A short video showing large-scale preparations for the burial of Mama Asetu Fufeyin, mother of Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin, has sparked wide attention online. Footage shared on ministry channels showed coordinated reception arrangements, seating plans and livestream setups as the family readied Aleibiri Town, Bayelsa State, for the funeral. Organisers were seen managing guest areas, clergy seating and audio-visual logistics to ensure an orderly service that combined solemn worship with public tributes. Commentators noted the balance between careful planning and a focus on thanksgiving for Mama Asetu’s 104 years. Social Media reactions > “So respectful — everything looks well organised. A fitting farewell.” — @Ajayi mary > “104 years celebrated with dignity. Heartwarming to see the community come together.” — @gratitude > “Thankful for the livestream — man...

    BREAKING NEWS: Ojobo Community Comes to a Standstill as Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin Buries His Mother, Mama Asetu, at 104 Ojobo, Delta State — The ancient Niger Delta community of Ojobo came to a complete standstill today as crowds gathered to honor the life of Mama Asetu, the beloved mother of popular Nigerian prophet, Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin, who passed on at the remarkable age of 104. From the early hours of the morning, the atmosphere in Ojobo shifted into one of deep reverence. Roads were filled with mourners, supporters, church members, and community leaders who travelled from across Nigeria to pay their respects to the matriarch whose influence touched generations. Mama Asetu, fondly regarded as “the Great Matriarch of the Ancient Niger Delta,” was celebrated not only for her longevity but for the values she instilled—strength, humility, and unwavering faith. Prophet Fufeyin, visibly emotional yet composed, led the final rites with dignity. The ceremony reflected a blen...

       A Profound Act of Love and Kindness — Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin Touches the Nation With Unprecedented Compassion In an age where headlines are often filled with division and despair, a deeply moving story of compassion has emerged from Delta State, Nigeria — a story that has left millions inspired, emotional, and speechless. During a period of profound personal grief, as he prepared to honor and bury his own beloved mother who passed on at the remarkable age of 103 years, Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin, Founder of Mercy City/Mercyland Deliverance Ministry, has once again demonstrated the depth of his heart and the purity of his calling. According to reports and eyewitness accounts, while finalizing burial plans for his own mother, Prophet Fufeyin encountered a fellow Christian brother struggling desperately to lay his own late mother to rest with dignity. What happened next has been described as one of the most selfless acts displayed by a religiou...

   Crowds Hail Dr. Stanley Uzochukwu as Over 30 Stanel Group Tanker Trucks Roll By By Ibrahim Nonso | Awka, Anambra | 29th November, 2026  A spontaneous scene of public amazement has stirred fresh conversation around the scale of Dr. Stanley Uzochukwu’s business operations after a video surfaced online showing over 30 fuel tanker trucks reportedly owned by the Stanel Group. In the now-viral footage, passersby can be heard reacting in disbelief as the long line of branded trucks moves through the area. Amid the excitement, one voice stands out, hailing the businessman as the “Igbo Dangote” — a symbolic comparison that reflects the growing public perception of Dr. Uzochukwu’s industrial reach. Unlike staged endorsements or orchestrated publicity, the moment appears entirely organic. It is the kind of unscripted recognition that emerges when visible scale meets public curiosity. For many onlookers, the sheer number of tankers in motion offered a rare, concrete glimpse into t...

     Dr. Stanley Uzochukwu and the Quiet Power of Building at Home Samuel Obi Alex | AA News | Awka, Anambra | 29th November, 2025  There are people who announce success loudly, and there are those whose work speaks long before they do. Dr. Stanley Uzochukwu appears to belong to the second category. In a short, unassuming moment captured on video, he walks through different business premises bearing the same identity: a fuel station, a mart, a fast-food outlet, and an event centre. No speech. No performance. Just movement through what already exists. Yet in that simple walk is a story of discipline, patience, and long-term thinking. Anambra has never lacked entrepreneurs. What distinguishes Dr. Stanley’s journey is not merely that he is doing business, but how he is doing it. His ventures are not scattered experiments; they are structured, interlinked, and deliberately positioned to serve real needs fuel, food, retail, and community space. Each one reflect...

 A Defiant New Nigerian Novel Exposes the Brutal Reality of Insecurity and the High Cost of Silence Red Sun Nightmare by Paul Otu Winner Launches Under Pennacle Publishing  Abuja, Nigeria. 2025 At a time when Nigerians wake each morning to news of another missing family, another community ravaged, another institution failing at its most basic duty, Red Sun Nightmare arrives as both a mirror and a lamentation. It is a story you will feel in your bones, because it is our story. Pennacle Publishing proudly announces the release of Red Sun Nightmare, a bold and emotionally charged novel by Nigerian storyteller and filmmaker Paul Otu Winner. The novel begins with what should have been a joyous homecoming: Dayo, his wife Iyabo, and their twelve-year-old daughter Janelle returning from Atlanta to reconnect with their roots. But on the Lagos–Ibadan expressway, their journey is violently interrupted by a group of armed Fulani militants, a scene disturbingly familiar to man...