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REIGNING WITH CHRIST IN MY KINGDOM BY HER MAJESTY, DR. JOSEPHINE DIETE-SPIFF ESQ, JP, QUEEN OF TWON BRASS KINGDOM, BAYELSA STATE, NIGERIA.

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(SERIES THREE)

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SOME OF MY NOTABLE HUMANITARIAN ENDEAVORS

• Donation of Water boreholes, tanks, generators, and channels to Marine Base Community, Port Harcourt, Rivers State.

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• Procurement of a 500 KVA transformer from NDDC for
Mgbesilaru Community, Port Harcourt environs, as my corporate social responsibility in my school environment.

• Procurement of local government assistance to fix community roads on behalf of the Mgbesilaru community.

• Major maintenance of Kwuru-kwuru, Mgbesilaru, Community Road .

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• Scholarship Awards to indigenes of the Mgbesilaru community.

• Scholarship Awards to 5 Indigenes of Twon Brass Kingdom, from 2016 – 2022, for six years.

• Scholarship Award to 20 Twon Brass Kingdom, Bayelsa State indigenes from 2017-2023 for six years. I procured through the NAOC Joint Venture.

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• Scholarship awards to orphans and skilled/talented children in Bayelsa and Rivers States.

• Trained youths in free skill acquisition programs.

• Assisted in providing free medical services to Twon Brass Community.

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• Scholarship Awards to children of members of my Widows’
Foundation.

• Catered for the physically challenged through food, clothing, and accommodation.

• Catering for widows, older adults, and orphans of over 20 communities in the Niger Delta, specifically Rivers, Bayelsa, and Delta State.

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• Employer of labor for more than a hundred staff.

• Assisted in the procurement of empowerment and self-sustaining equipment for Twon Brass Indigenous people .

• Donation of 200 Desks and Chairs to Twon Brass Community Schools

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• Assisted in the procurement of the building of a Cold Room for women of Twon Brass Kingdom through NAOC JV

• Supported building projects and donated chairs to churches across Nigeria.

• Provided Jobs for over 50 Youths of Twon Brass Kingdom
through the foundation platform.

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OVERCOMING TEMPTATIONS AND CORRUPTION

Temptations and Corruption are the bane of authority. In leadership, one is enticed in many ways to lose focus. Power corrupts, but those without the fear of God and who are greedy fall prey.

According to Enrich Fromm, “greed is a bottomless pit which exhausts the person in an endless effort to satisfy the need without ever reaching satisfaction,” and to Lao-tzu, “there is no calamity greater than lavish desires, there is no greater guilt than discontentment, and there is no greater disaster than greed.” Also, the Bible says in 1 Timothy 6:9 AMP: But those who [are not financially ethical and] crave to get rich [with a compulsive, greedy longing for wealth], fall into temptation and a trap and into many foolish and harmful desires that plunge people into ruin and destruction [leading to personal misery].

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As a queen, I encountered temptations and corruption. My saving grace is that I was born again before I became queen, was grounded in the word of God, and feared God. These put me on a pedestal of victory over these evils. Most times, it was overwhelming. The enemy never gives up, and we should not be ignorant of his plans to pull us down and entice us to disobey God. When the enemy cannot get us to compromise, they attack us, our marriage, children, and even businesses. These attacks come in different forms, but I thank God for the gift of the holy spirit, who is always there as our helper and supports us when we are weak. The key is to fear God and obey his commands; he will take care of us. God always comes through as he did for me.

Suitably, Romans 8:31 AMP says, “What then shall we say to all these things?
If God is for us, who can be [successful] against us?”

In our relationship with God and His word, we should learn obedience and that wealth comes from above, so we should not be prepared to lose eternity for what man can give us because, with God, we lack nothing. Most importantly, God is with us, and they can do us nothing. Accordingly, 1 John 4:4 NLT says: “But you belong to God, my dear children. You have already won a victory over those people because the Spirit who lives in you is greater than the spirit who lives in the world”.

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SPIRITUAL ENCOUNTERS

I worked in a dangerous terrain. As an evangelist called by God in 1999, I was born again and spirit-filled in 1979 while still in secondary school. I had to deal with forces of darkness as a queen. I was constantly in battle, but those were not insurmountable, and the Lord asked me to fast every Thursday and pray every midnight, an assignment I still obey.

In my sojourn as Queen, I had many encounters with the Lord and the enemy, sometimes using people, but thanks be to God, I am still here. It was a constant battle to take me out of the Kingdom and my marriage. They told me I wouldn’t last a year in my marriage, but it’s been 32 years. It is great to be a Christian and a servant of God because God is faithful and will protect His own. I learned to see the end of every matter before it happened. I learned to trust God and exercise my Faith, without which God cannot be pleased, and God has shown me great mercies and love that I still cannot comprehend the depth of this love for me.

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SELECTED TESTIMONIES:

The Rats Experience
A few months after my marriage, we started having strange occurrences. Firstly, it was with Rats. These rats fell from the ceiling over our bed, despite no holes in the ceiling, in the middle of the night while we slept. They would wake us up, and we would start chasing them, trying to kill them to the extent that my King and I had to sleep with wooden clubs to chase after them. While praying and worshiping God a couple of days later, I commanded all the rats to die in Jesus’ Name. That night, the rats didn’t show up; the following day, we both offered a thanksgiving service to God for the deliverance. A few days later, the rats began to smell, and we discovered that they were scattered in hidden places in our bedroom, but dead. I swept them out, and that was the end of that occurrence.

The Monkey Experience
There were other encounters, but for space, I will focus on the monkey issue that happened a few years into my marriage. A few months after my twin babies were born, we had an experience that kept us stunned. My husband and my three babies became very ill. We visited the doctor, who ran several tests but could not determine the cause. The pediatrician in charge of the children disappeared, and we could not reach her. The matter was even more bewildering when my daughter, the first of the twins, kept screaming at night because she saw strange objects on everyone. I had to wear plain white clothes so she would allow me to carry her.

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I then declared a time of prayer and fasting to get God’s attention on my predicament. I prayed and worshiped that night, and the Lord opened my eyes in the morning. I saw a monkey through the curtain on my bedroom window holding on to the protector (metal protective work) reins of my bedroom balcony, right in the middle of a serene Government Reserved Area in Port Harcourt, Nigeria. I opened the door to the balcony, and lo and behold, there was a full-grown black-haired monkey. I quickly closed the door and called my cook and stewards to ascertain how the monkey got there. The steward had no clue, but the cook said he had seen the monkey for a while and kept forgetting to mention it.

I lived in a semi-detached house, so you had to look up from the gate to see the balcony to my bedroom, and because we always drove into the compound, we never noticed it. So, I decided to wait until my husband got home to know what to do. But I had the urge to pray, so I said that since we do not need a monkey as a tenant, I commanded the monkey to fall and die in Jesus’ Name, and the monkey fell; at that time, I thought it jumped. When my King returned, and I told him of the incident, he decided we should look at it together, but when we opened the door, we found the monkey on the ground, dead!

Later that night, when I checked on my kids in their room to bring down their fever with a cloth and room-temperature water, as was now routine, they were fine and the fever was gone. My husband also woke up without a fever. We then went to the hospital to see the doctor, who declared everyone healthy. That was how God delivered my family from an unknown ailment, and my daughter stopped her strange behavior. To God be all the glory, as we never forget to give him thanks.

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There were other strange occurrences in the dreams and in my kingdom, but time and space will fail me to give it all. Thankfully, we were delivered from them all because God is with us.

 

TO BE CONTINUED…

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First Published by:

The Ambassadors Magazine
African Christian Fellowship, Houston, Texas Chapter, United States.
@ 2024

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IGP DISU HONOURS PIONEER POLICEWOMEN, LAUNCHES BOOK ON WOMEN IN POLICING

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The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, psc(+), NPM, on Tuesday, 13th October 2026, attended the public presentation and launch of the book, “The Origin of Police Women in Nigeria: The Story of the Pioneer Women Officers and My Journey in the Nigeria Police Force (1955–1996),” authored by Dame Stella O. Okuyiga, DCP (Rtd.), KBVM, JP, at the Presidential Hotel, Port Harcourt, Rivers State.

Serving as Chief Launcher, the IGP described the publication as an important contribution to preserving the institutional history of the Nigeria Police Force and celebrating the courage, resilience and service of the pioneer women officers who opened the profession to generations of women. He noted that Dame Okuyiga, one of the first 20 women to join the Force in 1955, represents a generation whose dedication helped expand the role of women in policing.

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The IGP stressed the importance of a Police Force that reflects and understands the diverse communities it serves, noting that women have continued to distinguish themselves across criminal investigation, intelligence, tactical operations, specialist policing and strategic leadership. He reaffirmed the Force’s commitment to merit-based advancement and equal professional opportunities, while preserving the legacy of pioneer officers to guide and inspire future generations.

Paying tribute to the author, the IGP recalled his earlier engagement with Dame Okuyiga while serving as Commissioner of Police in Rivers State, when she expressed her desire to update and formally present the publication. He commended her for preserving the experiences and contributions of the pioneer generation of Policewomen and encouraged serving and retired officers, institutions and members of the public to support the publication and promote its availability in Police formations, training institutions and libraries.

Responding, Dame Okuyiga expressed appreciation to the IGP and the Nigeria Police Force for the support accorded her in bringing the publication to fruition. She noted that the preservation of the book in Police libraries and training institutions would ensure that the experiences and sacrifices of the pioneer women officers remain accessible to generations of personnel, expressing fulfilment that her story and legacy would endure beyond her lifetime and continue to contribute to the institutional history of the Force.

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The event was attended by the Executive Governor of Rivers State, Sir Siminalayi Fubara, GSSRS, represented by the Secretary to the State Government, Dr Dagogo Wokoma; the Minister of Police Affairs, Senator Ibrahim Gaidam, represented by the Director, Police Services Department, Ezekiel Audu; AIG Aishatu Abubakar Baju, OON, mni; Commissioner of Police, Rivers State Command, CP Olugbenga Adewole Adepoju, psc, mnips; retired DIG Ivy Uche Okoronkwo, NPM, mni; alongside retired senior Police officers, traditional rulers, representatives of sister security agencies, members of the Police Officers’ Wives Association and other distinguished guests.

The Nigeria Police Force remains committed to preserving its institutional history, recognising the contributions of officers who laid the foundations for today’s Force, and ensuring that advancement and leadership opportunities remain open to all personnel on the basis of professionalism, competence and merit.

 

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CSP ANI INIEDU, anipr
Force Public Relations Officer
Force Headquarters, Abuja

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