The founder of Word Assembly Ministries, Evangelist Isaac Omolehin, has narrated how a mentor entrusted with guiding a new convert for discipleship took advantage of her, resulting in an unwanted pregnancy. Omolehin shared the incident during the World Faith Believers Convention (WOFBEC), lamenting the growing moral decline in churches and attributing it to a lack of proper discipleship and training. According to him, the convert gave her life to Christ during an evangelism outreach. She was subsequently brought into the church and entrusted to a “spiritually strong” brother for mentorship. However, instead of fulfilling his role as a guide, the brother exploited the convert’s vulnerability. ALSO READ: IPOB’s proscription ethnic discrimination against Igbo nation — Nnamdi Kanu Omolehin narrated, “My wife has an orphanage for motherless babies. There are no babies
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Bridget Phillipson, the education secretary of the university, is expected to announce an increase in tuition fees, which will align with the inflation of the retail price index. This change is slated to take effect from September 2025, impacting A-level students who are currently in the application process for universities. Since 2017, tuition fees have been capped at £9,250, but there is uncertainty over which month’s inflation figures will be utilised for this adjustment. If the fees are linked to the current inflation rate of 2.7 percent, tuition could rise to approximately £9,500 starting next year. Earlier reports indicated that the Government might aim to raise fees to £10,500 over the next five years, though ministers are hesitant to commit to any increases beyond the upcoming academic year, as they