RELIGION/PROPHECY

MFM 42 Prayer Antidotes for Year 2015
 

The General Overseer of Mountain of Fire & Miracles Ministries, Dr DK Olukoya said: “I will speak in parables. This year is going to be a mysterious, cautious and dribbling year, so, you will have to find the solutions instead of diagnosing the problems carried by the year.” The new format will rather be in form of diagnosis will be wrapped with the treatment/solution to the problem. For emphasis note that this year would require machine gun prayers. There won’t be too much grammar/explanations but relentless bombardment of prayers like an antidote for the diagnosis is what is needed for the year. This year’s prophecies is like when you take antibiotics even when you don’t have any symptoms, it is to proactively prepare for and prevent what is coming. It is to counter impending problems. To understand the year 2015 prophecies, you must deduce or decode these prayer antidotes to know what the kind of year it portends.

NIGERIA: IMPORT & BUSINESS

Tokunbo cars to cost more as from January 1

As from first of January 2015, prices of imported used cars otherwise known as Tokunbo or second-hand cars are expected to go up as the second phase of the national automotive policy which was announced in November 2013, will commence

MARRIAGE & DIVORCE

Huge mistakes I made as a wife
(I'm The Ex-Wife Now)
By Sloane Bradshaw

At first it was easy for me to point every single finger and toe at my husband for obliterating our 10-year marriage. He's the one who cheated and walked out without looking back. And long before that, he repeatedly shut me out, choosing to bury himself in his work to avoid what was happening to us at home. Blame was my coping mechanism to get through the first difficult months of our separation, and "how dare he (gasp!)" was my mantra. I rallied an entire army of supporters who, like me, were totally, utterly and completely aghast at the nerve -- the gall -- of this man. 

EDITORIAL

The problem of dual citizenship

Before becoming a naturalized U.S. citizen, immigrants must take an oath that says, in part, "I hereby declare, on oath, that I absolutely and entirely renounce and abjure all allegiance and fidelity to any foreign prince, potentate, state or sovereignty, of whom or which I have heretofore been a subject or citizen."

IMMIGRATION & POLICY

Hungary is new hot spot on migrant route into EU
By Pablo Gorondi 

ASOTTHALOM, Hungary (AP) — With the Mediterranean Sea becoming too treacherous and other routes blocked by barbed-wire fences, would-be migrants are taking a new route into the Europe Union: through Hungary. Coming from as far away as Afghanistan and Syria and as near as Kosovo and Albania, thousands of migrants a week are crossing into Hungary and requesting asylum, turning the country into an EU transit hot spot.

LIVING ABROAD

5 countries where it's hardest to become a citizen

Obtaining permanent residency status or gaining citizenship in a foreign county may seem like a good idea for those who no longer want to live in the country where they were born or whose passport they hold. But some nations make that transition especially difficult unless you marry a citizen of that country or – in some cases – have ancestors who were citizens.

POLITICS & POLICY

Hungary summons U.S. envoy over McCain's 'neo-fascist' comment 

click to read McCain's words 

BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary's Foreign Ministry summoned the U.S. envoy on Wednesday after U.S. Senator John McCain called Prime Minister Viktor Orban a "neo-fascist dictator."

The United States has become increasingly critical of Orban's government, accusing him of getting too close to Russia since East-West tensions rose over Ukraine.