YOU ARE HEAVEN BOUND - FRANKLIN GRAHAM TELLS TRUMP IN LETTER SHARED ON PALM . (PHOTO).

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 You Are Heaven Bound - Franklin Graham Tells Trump in Letter Shared on Palm  Donald Trump has shared a personal letter from evangelist Franklin Graham, saying it offers reassurance about his spiritual future and his path to heaven. The former president posted the letter on Truth Social on March 29 to mark Palm Sunday, the Christian holy day observed one week before Easter.  The note, dated October 15, 2025, was sent after Trump helped broker a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas and the return of hostages. In the letter, Graham, a longtime ally and son of the late preacher Billy Graham, praised Trump’s role in the breakthrough. “Congratulations! The cease-fire between Israel and Hamas and the hostages being returned home are incredible accomplishments. Your leadership is historic,” Graham wrote.  “This is an answer to much prayer. Jesus said, ‘Blessed are the peacemakers,’ and Mr. President, that is what you are.” Graham then turned to comments Trump had pr...

'I DIDN'T GIVE FALANA, FALZ ANY MONEY FOR PARDON'- BOBRISKY RETRACT HIS STATEMENT AND APOLOGIZE TO FALANA FAMILY. (PHOTO).


 ‘I Didn’t Give Falana, Falz Any Money For Pardon’ – Bobrisky  retract his statement and Apologize to Falana Family


Controversial Nigerian crossdresser, Idris Okuneye, better known as Bobrisky, has denied giving Human Right Lawyer, Femi Falana (SAN) or his son, Falz, any money for a presidential pardon.


We reports that this comes after Falana and his son gave Bobrisky 12 hours to apologize for the claims he reportedly made in a viral audio clip VDM released last month


Recall that Bobrisky, in an audio shared online, claimed that Falana and his son Falz contacted him while he was serving a six-month sentence for naira abuse.


In the recording, Bobrisky alleged that Falz and his father “tried to get me a presidential pardon in exchange for N10 million.”


However, in a letter dated 14 October 2024, issued by Falana’s legal representatives, Olorunfemi Akinyemi and Taiwo E. Olawanle, Bobrisky was accused of making false and defamatory statements about Falana and his son’s involvement in the alleged bribery and pardon.


The legal team described Bobrisky’s claims as unfounded and damaging to Falana’s reputation.


Falanas’ legal team demanded a full retraction of the claim and an apology, which should be prominently published on all platforms where the statements were disseminated.


They added that if Bobrisky fails to comply within 12 hours of receiving the letter, Falana will pursue legal action, including claims for monetary damages.


In response, Bobrisky, in a post via his Instagram page, denied giving the Falanas money for pardon, stressing that VDM, who published the audio online, should take full responsibility for what he posted in public.


He insists he is not the person in the viral audio clip and did not publish any defamatory statement concerning Falana or Falz.

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