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Behold I Come Quickly (Trilogy) BEHOLD I COME QUICKLY (TRILOGY) BOOK II: SIGNS FROM SOCIETY AND GOVERNANCE i PUBLISHED BY JOJO Science and Education Ltd, LivingWater House, Surulere Line 2, Oke-Opa, Ile-Ife, Osun State. P.O. Box 1674, Lagere Post Office, Ile-Ife www.churcharise.org churcharise.blogspot.com Copyright © 2013 by Church Arise! LivingWater Ministries (CALM) Permission is hereby granted for the free use of the contents of this book in parts or whole, provided such is for non-commercial purposes, and adequate reference is made to Church Arise! LivingWater Minis- tries (CALM) as the source and Copyright holder PRINTED BY O.A.U Press, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, ISBN: 978-136-061-5 TABLE OF CONTENTS BEHOLD I COME QUICKLY .......................................................... i BOOK II: ............................................................................................ i SIGNS FROM SOCIETY AND GOVERNANCE ............................ i TABLE OF CONTENTS ......................................................... v FOREWORD ................................................................... xxx INTRODUCTION .............................................................. 32 SECTION I ......................................................................................... 1 POLITICS IN NIGERIA .................................................................. 1 DESPERATE POLITICIANS, ANTICHRIST MINIONS .. 3 Ongoing Truth Justice And Reconciliation (Oputa) Panel: Shadows Of Things To Come .......................................... 3 Bomb Blast in Lagos leaves thousands dead. ......................... 3 Police Mutiny in Nigeria. ............................................... 5 Railway director sacked for detecting fraud ......................... 5 Plane Had Explosives On Board – Senate Report .................. 6 Nigeria survives first post colonial civilian to civilian government transition ................................................................... 7 Challenges of a Yar Adua‘s government .............................. 8 Corruption Fights EFCC ................................................ 9 TABLE OF CONTENTS Boko Haram … Matters Arising ...................................... 11 PFN Plots Rejection of Corrupt Politicians in 2011 ............... 13 Northern Elites in last-minute religion-fuelled rampage for political power ........................................................... 14 Towards 2011: Pastor Adeboye calls for political vigilance among Nigeria‘s Christians ...................................................... 16 Boko Haram broke Bauchi Prison; threatens to strike in Jos next .............................................................................. 16 Jubilee on a Blast ......................................................... 18 Boko Haram Confirms Link With Al-Qaeda. Iranian weapons seized in Nigeria ......................................................... 21 Meanwhile, a cache of sophisticated weapons was intercepted by vigilant security at Lagos Port, late October ....................... 22 Key Agenda for the President ......................................... 22 Post Election Violence turned anti-Church ......................... 23 Calls for ―dialogues‖ are really only thinly-disguised voice of Pharaoh, ................................................................... 24 Islamic Chieftain advocates Amnesty for Boko Haram. ........... 26 Boko Haram now targets Churches. ................................. 27 BOKO HARAM: Hands of Esau, Voice of Jacob .................. 29 Boko Haram: Desperate Efforts to provoke the ―Christian‖ retaliation ................................................................. 34 Post Script ................................................................ 36 Boko Haram Peace Moves ............................................. 37 NOW, NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISER NAMES BOKO HARAM SPONSORS ................................................... 38 BEHOLD I COME QUICKLY - 2 Hijab seeks headway in Osun State, SW Nigeria ................... 41 SPIRITUALITY BEHIND POLITICS .................................... 3 2000 Marabouts ‗pray‘ against Obasanjo ............................. 3 Did Obasanjo attend Islamic Summit in February? ................. 3 Pastor Adeboye counsels OBJ on way forward ..................... 4 CAN directs Churches to mobilize members for 2003 elections: 4 CAN to Persuade OBJ to Change Style ............................... 5 2003 Elections will be peaceful – Adeboye .......................... 5 Nigeria will not disintegrate - Godwin Ekuma ...................... 6 And Chief Imam joins Chairmanship Race ........................... 6 Ifa Oracle for Party Primaries .......................................... 6 OBJ could seek second term: Omobude ............................. 7 Anglican Bishops vow to stop politicians with questionable characters .................................................................. 7 And The Elections Were Peaceful! .................................... 8 The Road to May 29 – On the march again... ...................... 10 Nigeria again re-dcdicated to God .................................... 10 Concerns over Taylor's asylum in Nigeria........................... 11 No respite yet for Charles Taylor ..................................... 11 This Day the Noise of Battle…… .................................... 12 Nigerians identify themselves closely with their religion ......... 13 Multiple Tragedies in Nigeria, present opportunity for the Gospel ..................................................................... 13 vii TABLE OF CONTENTS RCCG to pray one year, non-stop, for Nigeria .................... 15 NIGERIA – A MAJOR END-TIME GLOBAL PLAYER ....... 17 IMF Versus OBJ.......................................................... 17 Nigeria warms up to end-time global roles ......................... 17 Plans on to get Nigeria to Host another FESTAC .................. 19 Prayers intensified for Nigeria. ........................................ 20 Nigeria fuels global governance agenda with Bakassi precedence .............................................................................. 20 UN develops Osun state as major NWO Centre .................. 22 Child Rights Bill.......................................................... 23 Mass Surveillance 101 ................................................... 24 Global Economic Meltdown: Nigeria is world‘s most resilient economy! .................................................................. 25 JUBILEE NIGERIA! ..................................................... 26 AL-QAEDA – LESSONS IN MAXIMIZING RESOURCES ..... 27 FRUITS OF NIGERIA‘S JUBILEE IN CRITICAL FLOWERING STAGE..................................................................... 30 NIGERIA AT JUBILEE: GOD AT WORK ......................... 32 ICC IS HELPING NIGERIA IN HER CRITICAL TIMES ........ 33 Samples of the Coverage: ........................................... 34 Setting the ‗revenge‘ story straight ............................... 34 JUBILEE NIGERIA: JONATHAN ON THE SADDLE ........... 35 Boko Haram Confirms Link With Al-Qaeda . Iranian weapons seized in Nigeria ......................................................... 36 Human resource appreciates in Nigeria at Jubilee ................. 37 BEHOLD I COME QUICKLY - 2 NIGERIA: Travails of national re-birth .............................. 38 Reactions from the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) ..... 41 New Nigeria emerges ................................................... 43 End-times Implications ................................................. 44 SECTION II ..................................................................................... 47 GLOBAL GOVERNANCE ............................................................. 47 Here comes the New World Order .................................. 49 GLOBAL GOVERNANCE ............................................ 53 REGIONALIZATION ......................................................... 55 Regionalization, precursor for global governance ................. 55 Nobel Laureate seeks single world Currency ....................... 56 EU plans to create office of Executive President... Tony Blair interested .................................................................. 56 ECOWAS Passport to replace Nigerian Passport in September 58 European Union Draft Constitution Unveiled ..................... 59 African Union sets up regional government Institutions .......... 60 ECO currency for launch July 2005 .................................. 60 New Nigerian Passport is now ready ................................. 60 Europe Wants to Rival US as Military Superpower, Says EU Parliamentarian .......................................................... 61 And here comes the Global Currency, The Terra ................. 62 The Revived Roman Empire comes of age .......................... 63 ix TABLE OF CONTENTS Full payment made for Nigeria‘s new chip-based passport contract .................................................................... 64 European Union's constitution date announced .................... 65 US GOVERNMENT EXPLORING MERGER WITH CANADA AND MEXICO BY 2010? .............................................. 65 North American Union Emerging .................................... 66 New Africa Order versus New World Order ...................... 66 US Congress seeks to recognize and honour Freemasons ........ 68 Sovereignty, secession issues attend Stimulus plan in the US .... 68 Obama re-Sworn In, Right Words, No Bible ...................... 70
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