jnrbayano:
Swimming his way into the heart of the General the way Oyedepo and Ayo did with Jonathan.

“Lord preserve the lives of the President elect, Vice President elect and the current President.Everyone who has ever thought GMB will die, he will attend their funeral.”

lalasticlala:
The Senior Pastor of the Latter Rain Assembly(LRA), Pastor Tunde Bakare has hit back on those who wish(ed) the president-elect Muhammadu Buhari dead. Praying during the main service at the church’s headquarters in Lagos today, Bakare said,

“Lord preserve the lives of the President elect, Vice President elect and the current President.Everyone who has ever thought GMB will die, he will attend their funeral.”



http://citypeople.com.ng/i/pastor-tunde-bakare-anyone-who-wishes-buhari-dead-will-die-before-him/

(Dakar) - Deadly election-related and communal violence in northern Nigeria following the April 2011 presidential voting left more than 800 people dead, Human Rights Watch said today. The victims were killed in three days of rioting in 12 northern states. Nigeria's state and federal authorities should promptly investigate and prosecute those who orchestrated and carried out these crimes and address the root causes of recurring inter-communal violence.

The violence began with widespread protests by supporters of the main opposition candidate, Muhammadu Buhari, a northern Muslim from the Congress for Progressive Change, following the re-election of incumbent Goodluck Jonathan, a Christian from the Niger Delta in the south, who was the candidate for the ruling People's Democratic Party. The protests degenerated into violent riots or sectarian killings in the northern states of Adamawa, Bauchi, Borno, Gombe, Jigawa, Kaduna, Kano, Katsina, Niger, Sokoto, Yobe, and Zamfara. Relief officials estimate that more than 65,000 people have been displaced.

"The April elections were heralded as among the fairest in Nigeria's history, but they also were among the bloodiest," said Corinne Dufka, senior West Africa researcher at Human Rights Watch. "The newly elected authorities should quickly build on the democratic gains from the elections by bringing to justice those who orchestrated these horrific crimes and addressing the root causes of the violence."

The presidential election divided the country along ethnic and religious lines. As election results trickled in on April 17, and it became clear that Buhari had lost, his supporters took to the streets of northern towns and cities to protest what they alleged to be the rigging of the results.

The protesters started burning tires, and the protests soon turned into riots. The rioting quickly degenerated into sectarian and ethnic bloodletting across the northern states. Muslim rioters targeted and killed Christians and members of ethnic groups from southern Nigeria, who were perceived to have supported the ruling party, burning their churches, shops, and homes. The rioters also attacked police stations and ruling party and electoral commission offices. In predominately Christian communities in Kaduna State, mobs of Christians retaliated by killing Muslims and burning their mosques and properties.

According to the Christian Association of Nigeria, the umbrella organization representing the majority of Christian churches in Nigeria, at least 170 Christians were killed in the post-election riots, hundreds more were injured, and thousands displaced. The organization also reported that more than 350 churches were burned or destroyed by the Muslim rioters across 10 northern states.

In the predominately Christian towns and villages of southern Kaduna State, including Zonkwa, Matsirga, and Kafanchan, sectarian clashes left more than 500 dead, according to Muslim and Christian leaders interviewed by Human Rights Watch. The vast majority of the victims in these areas were Muslim.

Human Rights Watch estimates that in northern Kaduna State, at least 180 people, and possibly more, were killed in the cities of Kaduna and Zaria and their surrounding suburbs. According to media reports and journalists interviewed by Human Rights Watch, dozens of people were also killed during riots in the other northern states.

dollarlander:
Amen in the name of Jesus. The no 1 funeral he will attend is ekiti state's governor burial.

GMB till 2023!!!

chiedu7:
[size=14pt]MALLAM TUNDE BAKARE PLEASE KEEP QUIET.[/size]

When Buhari's supporters were killing Christians when Buhari lost the election which you ran as his running mate, you did not say anything.



http://www.hrw.org/news/2011/05/16/nigeria-post-election-violence-killed-800

adaybayor:


Why were the perpetrators not arrested? And to think you are quoting that "political party" called CAN, headed by that bling bling wearing thug called Ayo.

chiedu7:


The violence was well known.

The news paper reporting this is not CAN.

CAN simply gave their views on the violence.

The only reason there was not violence this time around was that the violent party won.

fyneboi79:
Thunder fire r muda for not aborting u as a common fetus. You are a wasted life.

wakacome:
I say a big AMEN to the prayer and prophecy!!!especially to those foolish PDP supporters on nairaland wishing the death of buhari....

And who told you he is not doing that??or will his ten minutes prayer for the president elect disturb him from doing all what you have mentioned??how is he seeking attention??tunde bakare does not need to seek attention before he gets it??you are the real attention seeker and saying you are gullible is an insult to gullible people,you are pathetic.

vooks:
How is he seeking attention?
Most of GMB death wishes are from Christendom, especially Pentecostals and that's why he is concerned; he is exercising stupidity from his fellow believers who imagine that God cN ONLY accomplish his purposes using apostles for leaders

Acekidc4:
Ok Na!!
But Ogbeni, you be pastor oh!! You shouldn't be saying something like this!!
What are you teaching we young Generation!!

I know that all this you are saying na Eye service!!

chibwike:
Nice one...buh he should focus more on preaching the Gospel to his members..praying for them and..teaching them about christ...than seeking for attention...

fajani:
blind fool... is that the type of prayer expected from a real anointed man of God... He should be praying for Nigeria not cursing people... Jesus said we should pray for our enemy. he is just the opposite of Jesus.. how much have they given him. money over fake pastors.. besides what is d relationship btwn a pastor and a government....

Bifwoli:


Its the curse of the north west.Every president from that region-Murtala M,Yar'Adua and two others have died in office.

Curse of the north west will happen again and this pastor will be ashamed.

lalasticlala:
The Senior Pastor of the Latter Rain Assembly(LRA), Pastor Tunde Bakare has hit back on those who wish(ed) the president-elect Muhammadu Buhari dead. Praying during the main service at the church’s headquarters in Lagos today, Bakare said,

“Lord preserve the lives of the President elect, Vice President elect and the current President.Everyone who has ever thought GMB will die, he will attend their funeral.”



http://citypeople.com.ng/i/pastor-tunde-bakare-anyone-who-wishes-buhari-dead-will-die-before-him/