I WAS ONCE GIVEN A GOVERNORSHIP OPPORTUNITY BUT I REJECTED IT BECAUSE THEY SAID I MUST JOIN THEIR CULT- ARCHBISHOP ONYEKA NZEKWESI . (PHOTO).

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 I was once given a Governorship opportunity but I rejected it because they said I must join their cult- Archbishop Onyeka Nzekwesi  During his crusade and empowered program in Eziowelle this evening, the General  Overseer of Jesus is Alive ministry, Archbishop Onyeka Nzekwesi, narrated how some high profiled group of people came to meet him and offered him the opportunity of becoming a Governor. According to the Clergyman, he rejected the offer because they told him that he must first be initiated into their cult, Archbishop Onyeka said he told them that the Jesus he knows and has is enough for him hence there is no need joining their cult or becoming a Governor. He emphatically stated that his position today as an archbishop is more honorable and profound than the position of a governor which he rejected due to the stringent conditions attached to the offer by those group of people . 

IN A MAJOR WILDLIFE TRAFFICKING CRACKDOWN, 11 TOKAY GECKOS WERE RESCUED BY AUTHORITIES IN DIBRUGARH, ASSAM, INDIA.(PHOTOS).


 In a major wildlife trafficking crackdown, 11 Tokay Geckos were rescued by authorities in Dibrugarh, Assam, India. 

The operation was carried out with the help of intelligence shared by the Wildlife Justice Commission South Asia and coordinated efforts from the Assam Forest Department and Dibrugarh Police. The geckos, which are often illegally traded due to false medicinal claims, are reportedly worth over ₹60 lakhs in the black market.


Three people involved in the trafficking have been arrested, and the vehicles used to transport the animals have been seized. Tokay Geckos are a protected species under the Wildlife Protection Act, and trading or keeping them is strictly illegal. Authorities are continuing the investigation to find out more about the wildlife trafficking network involved.


Officials confirmed that all 11 geckos are safe and will soon be released back into their natural habitat. They also reminded the public that capturing or trading wild animals is a serious crime and urged people to report any suspicious activity related to wildlife trafficking.

One more photo below. 


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