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  Following the decision of a man to bring his church to court, a land dispute case in a remote area has acted as a source of humour for social media users. According to Twitter user, @Timi_CR7, who shared the story, the man sued his church over a piece of land. He said the incident happened in his community and luckily for the man in question, the court ruled the case in his favour and he won the land dispute case against the church. In an interesting twist of events, the man then went to the same church on Sunday to do a Thanksgiving service to thank God for winning the case. @Timi_CR7 tweeted; Source: https://naijassador.com/man-wins-land-dispute-case-against-church-does-thanksgiving-in-the-same-church/ SO THIS MAN IN MY COMMUNITY TOOK HIS CHURCH TO COURT OVER A PIECE OF LAND. HE WON THE CASE, CAME BACK TO THE CHURCH ON SUNDAY TO DO THANKSGIVING FOR WINNING HIS COURT CASE.

  The day I cried over my hero, Muhammad Ali —Adeboye The General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, on Friday, described the late American professional boxer, Muhammad Ali, as his ‘hero’. The cleric, who used to be a boxer, said he once cried over the health status of Ali, who died in 2016 at the age of 74. Adeboye spoke at the virtual February 2021 Holy Ghost Service of the church with the theme, ‘God Bless You (2)’. The 78-year-old cleric said,  “It is one thing to be a champion, it is another thing to still be a champion. I will illustrate this by using Mohammad Ali of blessed memory. “He was my hero, incidentally, we were born the same year and I was a boxer too; not of his class but I followed every fight that he fought. At least beginning from Sonny Liston, I can tell you every person that my hero fought. [b]“But then, one day I saw him when they asked him to light the torch for the Olympics and I saw my hero, the man who used to flo...