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God Bless Yudala

In the history of man’s communication with God, music has proved to be a very powerful tool.
Right from the time of the Israelites down to our present age, praise and worship through music has never failed as a means of receiving immense blessings from the Almighty.
As a man of God who believes firmly in the power of praise, one conviction that I have stuck to in all my years in the service of the Lord and which has served me well is: “He who praises God prays twice.”
As one of the privileged attendees at the Yudala Zero Gravity Gospel Concert which held at the Federal Palace Hotel on Sunday November 20th, I cannot help but pen these few words of appreciation to God and the Management of Yudala for touching many lives through this event.
By virtue of my position as the Senior Pastor of Living Faith Ministries with headquarters in Enugu, I had the opportunity of attending the Yudala Zero Gravity Gospel concert hosted at the Michael Okpara Square in Enugu and it turned out to be an experience that would remain ever fresh in my memory.
Fortunately, a religious convention brought me to Lagos on the weekend of November 19th and 20th which gave me the opportunity to also attend the Lagos edition at the Federal Palace Hotel, coincidentally the same hotel we were lodged in.
It has been a soul-lifting experience all the way. Yudala is doing something rare and unprecedented in this country by supporting the Gospel.
I must commend the Management and staff of the company for this noble gesture which can only mean well for the future of our great country Nigeria and the lives of our youths.
I also wish to seize this opportunity to urge other corporate organizations to borrow a leaf from this amazing company.
I have attended several Gospel music events both in Nigeria and beyond. However, I must confess that the Yudala concerts remain one of the best I have ever witnessed.
Yudala surely made it a memorable experience for all attendees, especially considering the quality of artistes that performed at the events.
At the Enugu concert, the turn-out was amazing and the same thing was seen here in Lagos. I also learnt that a similar Gospel concert was hosted by Yudala in Abuja, although I didn’t have the opportunity of attending that one.
Imagine the number of souls that have found their way back to Jesus through this avenue! God will certainly not fail to honour such a credible and responsible organization.
When I received the letter of invitation addressed to my church, I had no idea it was going to be such a big event. Since the Gospel concerts was being organized by a corporate organization, I was of the view that Yudala would be charging a fee for attendance but this did not discourage me from encouraging my members to attend.
You can imagine my pleasant surprise when I got to the Michael Okpara Square in Enugu – venue of the event on November 6th only to discover that admission was free. As was the case in Lagos, Yudala also assembled a very prominent line-up of artistes to minister to the crowd.
The Enugu event was a pointer to the huge impact Yudala is creating in the lives of our youths. The crowd that attended the Yudala Rock Gospel concert at the Michael Okpara Square in Enugu was unprecedented. I have never seen anything like that in my entire life.
During the performances, many were falling down under the power of the anointing. A lot of divine healings were also recorded. I was almost moved to tears when one of the artistes – Chioma Jesus, I think it was, asked everyone to go on their knees before God at the venue during her performance.
The Executive Governor of Enugu State, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, the Deputy Governor, Cecilia Ezeilo and the entire State Government cabinet, as well as the Deputy Senate President, Dr. Ike Ekweremadu who was also in attendance – everyone complied. At that moment, all titles and positions of authority did not matter. Big or small, everyone in attendance that day were all united as one body in Christ.
There was also a huge response during Frank Edwards’ performance and altar call when he asked all who desired a new beginning in Christ to raise their hands. Many souls certainly received the message of salvation that night. A lot of prophecies and divine ministrations also went round to the many gathered at Okpara Square on that fateful day.
For over two hours, Frank Edwards remained on the stage because the crowd simply refused to allow him go. He was the last artiste to perform the night and crowd did not want the joyful experience to come to an end.
The Lagos edition was also remarkable. Imagine an event that had major artistes like Frank Edwards, Chioma Jesus, Joe Praise, Sammie Okposo, Tope Alabi, Sola Allyson, Chinyere Udoma, Prince Gozie Okeke, Buchi and Enkay in attendance. A lot of youth were equally in attendance and many of them had life-changing encounters with God at the venue.
Apart from the impact on the youths, the Yudala Gospel concert in Lagos also attracted many dignitaries. I spotted quite a few of them including the former Governor of Anambra State, Peter Obi, former UBA Managing Director, Phillip Odozua; Managing Director of Airtel, Mr. Segun Ogunsanya and several Bank MDs. I also met many other colleagues; anointed men of God and Senior Pastors of major churches at the event. All of us were in attendance to worship God in praise at the event.
It is rare to see an event in which the rich and poor, young and old can come together as one without any discrimination or harassment. All of us stood and praised God together in the open air without any embarrassment or disturbances. Yudala made it possible!
Another factor that made the Yudala Zero Gravity Rock Gospel Concerts memorable was the high standards witnessed. The sophistication of the set and multi-media equipment – lighting, sound and other effects, the list of major artistes on display and of course, the atmosphere of divine praise witnessed in Enugu and in Lagos was unprecedented.
As a man of God, I must confess that I was richly blessed at the Yudala Gospel concerts. I know the same applies to many other persons who attended the events. There is something about praising God which unlocks innumerable blessings for His people, even more quicker than actual praying.
At a time, such as the one we are currently passing through at the moment; these are the kind of hope-inspiring situations that millions of Nigerians are looking for.
God is never far from His people. Through Yudala, many have been brought closer to God to receive blessings and most importantly, renewed hope in a better tomorrow. There is no other company doing this in Nigeria at the moment.
God bless Yudala for bringing these glorious events to us absolutely free of charge.
Pastor Pius Ndubueze is the Senior Pastor of Living Faith Ministries, Abakpa Nike, Enugu.
E-Business
Kaspersky Warns of a New Phishing Technique Leveraging Bubble, a no-code AI Platform

Kaspersky has discovered a new phishing tactic used to evade traditional security controls that exploits Bubble, a platform that allows users to build web and mobile applications through a visual interface without writing code.

Attackers are increasingly adopting innovative tools designed for legitimate software development and repurposing them to boost phishing campaigns.
Traditional phishing attacks often rely on malicious links or obvious redirection techniques, which are typically flagged and blocked by modern security systems.
However, attackers are now leveraging Bubble’s no-code environment to generate intermediary web applications which are hosted on Bubble’s legitimate infrastructure and trusted domains such as *.bubble.io, which improves their credibility and helps them bypass security filters.
These applications function as disguised redirectors, silently forwarding victims to malicious credential-harvesting websites.
In the observed campaign, victims were ultimately redirected to a convincing imitation of a Microsoft login page, protected by a Cloudflare verification layer designed to further obscure malicious intent.
This technique is likely being integrated into broader phishing-as-a-service (PhaaS) platforms and phishing kits. These kits enable a wide range of malicious capabilities with ready-made tools, including real-time interception of session cookies, driving phishing campaigns through legitimate services such as Google Tasks and Google Forms, and carry out adversary-in-the-middle (AiTM) attacks that can bypass multi-factor authentication.
They also support the generation of phishing emails using AI, implement geo-filtering and anti-detection mechanisms to evade security crawlers and are often hosted on reputable cloud services like AWS to avoid blacklisting.
“The use of legitimate platforms like Bubble introduces a new level of trust abuse, making it harder for both users and automated systems to distinguish between safe and malicious content. This significantly increases the likelihood of credential theft, unauthorised access and potential data breaches,” comments Roman Dedenok, Anti-Spam Expert at Kaspersky.
E-Business
NITDA Takes Over National Digital Architecture System

Nigeria has taken a major step toward strengthening its digital governance framework as the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) officially assumes control of the Nigeria Government Enterprise Architecture (NGEA) infrastructure.

The handover ceremony held in Abuja, marks the culmination of a high-level partnership with the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA).
This transition signals a shift from fragmented IT projects to a unified, disciplined approach to national digital investment.
The NGEA initiative forms a core part of the e-Government Masterplan 2.0 (Ne-GMP 2.0), aimed at establishing a unified and structured approach to managing government IT investments and digital resources.
The framework is designed to ensure that technology deployment across public institutions aligns with national priorities while improving efficiency and accountability.
With the system now operational, government agencies are expected to adopt more integrated digital processes, allowing seamless data sharing and interoperability.
This is anticipated to reduce duplication, strengthen risk management, and translate policy objectives into measurable digital outcomes.
Over the past two and a half years, Nigerian technical experts worked closely with their Korean counterparts to develop the architecture framework, create reference models, and execute pilot programmes in key institutions.
These include the National Identity Management Commission, Nigeria Customs Service, Nigeria Immigration Service, and NITDA.
Officials say the NGEA represents a shift from fragmented digital efforts to a more coordinated, citizen-focused system.
The infrastructure is hosted by Galaxy Backbone Limited, providing a secure and reliable platform for nationwide deployment.
Looking ahead, NITDA is expected to work with government stakeholders to expand and sustain the system, while the Federal Ministry of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy will provide policy guidance to ensure its adoption across the country.
E-Business
FG Shifting Focus to “Meaningful Connectivity” to Drive Inclusion – Minister

Bosun Tijani, minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, has said the government is shifting focus from expanding access to ensuring “meaningful connectivity” that drives economic growth and inclusion.

Bosun Tijani, minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy
The minister made the statement on Friday while addressing stakeholders at the inauguration of board members of the Universal Service Provision Fund (USPF) in Abuja.
He said that although Nigeria had made significant progress since the introduction of GSM services, millions of people, particularly in rural and underserved communities, remain either unconnected or unable to fully benefit from digital services.
Dr Tijani highlighted ongoing investments in digital infrastructure, including plans to deploy 90,000 kilometres of fibre optic network and nearly 4,000 telecom towers nationwide.
He said initiatives under the USPF had improved access through projects such as rural connectivity and digital facilities in schools but stressed that the next phase must prioritise effective usage.
“It is not enough to connect a community. We must ensure that schools can teach with digital tools and that small businesses can access market opportunities,” he said, citing a pilot project in the Kura community where connectivity has enhanced access to communication, education and healthcare.
Aminu Maida, executive vice chairman, Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) also called for a shift towards meaningful connectivity, noting that while data usage had grown significantly, it remained concentrated in urban areas.
According to him, recent data shows that telecom usage has increased by about 160% over the past two years, largely driven by urban demand.
“When we drill down, we see that a lot of that growth is actually in urban centres. So, the gap between those who are not connected or not meaningfully connected is growing,” he said.
Dr Maida added that the trend underscored the need for the USPF board to intensify efforts to bridge both access and usage gaps across the country.
Both officials emphasised the importance of collaboration, sustainable investment models and improved digital literacy to ensure that connectivity translates into real economic benefits for Nigerians.
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