Omega Power Ministries founder, Chibuzor Chinyere, has extended further support to Elijah, formerly known as Aboy, following his recent marriage.

In a tweet on Sunday, Chinyere revealed that Elijah received a Lexus car and a plot of land and has been appointed ambassador for the church’s free school for children with autism and Down syndrome.

He wrote, “Former Aboy, now Elijah, received a Lexus car gift. The husband and wife also received one plot of land. And today, 5 April 2026, he has been appointed Ambassador for the OPM free school for autism and Down syndrome.”

The announcement follows Chinyere officiating Elijah’s marriage, highlighting the pastor’s ongoing commitment to supporting him. Chinyere had previously provided financial assistance for the couple, citing a desire to ensure Elijah’s well-being.

The pastor has been instrumental in Elijah’s life, having raised him at his church after the boy was abandoned as a child. (The Nation)

Kogi Govt. mourns as high court judge dies despite receiving ‘the best possible medical care’

The Kogi State Government has announced the death of Justice Yahaya Adamu of the Kogi State High Court.

This was contained in a statement issued on Saturday by the Information Commissioner, Kingsley Fanwo.

“Until his demise, Justice Yahaya Adamu stood as a distinguished pillar of the judiciary, renowned for his unwavering commitment to justice, integrity, and the rule of law.

“His contributions to the administration of justice in Kogi State earned him widespread respect and admiration across the legal community and beyond,” the Commissioner stated.

He said that during his period of illness, deliberate efforts were made to ensure he received the best possible medical care.

“Despite these interventions, his passing remains a painful and profound loss to his family, the judiciary, and the entire State,” he noted.

Ododo described the late jurist as “a reputable voice in the temple of justice,” noting that his wealth of experience, wisdom, and dedication to fairness will be sorely missed.

The governor added that Justice Adamu’s legacy of service and commitment to justice will continue to inspire generations within the legal profession.

“On behalf of the Government and people of Kogi State, we extend our heartfelt condolences to the immediate family of the deceased, the Kogi State Judiciary, and all who were touched by his exemplary life of service.

“We pray that Almighty God grants his soul eternal rest and comforts all who mourn him,” the Commissioner added. (NAN)