Bishop Daniel Obinim, Founder and leader of the International God’s Way Church has given a new directive to Christians as they await the second coming of Jesus Christ.

In a viral video, the controversial man of God said from the look of things, it appears Jesus won’t come anytime soon.

So what he’ll advise is that Christians should make money, chill and enjoy life.

He was however quick to add that chilling doesn’t mean womanizing and other forms of sinful pleasures.

But things such as building houses, buying and driving in the latest cars and others.

Angel Obinim went on to say that if as a Christian you refuse to make money and enjoy because of the mentality that you’re waiting for Christ, you’ll end up dying poor with sufferings.

So it’s better to just chill so that even if you didn’t meet Christ in flesh, at least you have enjoyed life.

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John Dumelo, NDC parliamentary candidate for the Ayawaso-West constituency has donated to support a KNUST student who needed help in raising her school fees.

Apparently, a campaign was launched on Twitter to help raise the lady’s school fees.

It’s required that anyone who wishes to help donates GHS50 to a Mobile money account.

Dumelo after chancing on the tweet replied that he’ll help with GHS200.

True to his word, he sent the amount a few minutes later.

A1 Bread, popular Ghanaian bread brand has partnered with an American Bread company to expand its operations to the United States.

The Embassy of Ghana in the United States, Washington DC, confirmed the development of their social media handle.

This Partnership according to the embassy is as a result of an American government program called Select USA that is aimed at helping foreign products penetrate the American market.

The A1 bread has for some years now been one of the most patronized products in Ghana.

Its unique taste and branding makes it to be chosen by many bread-lovers and sellers. It would be of a great interest to Ghanaians living in the States.