donmalcolm21:
The Chairman of the Borno State chapter of the association, Bishop Mohammed Naga, said it was Borno State’s first Easter in a peaceful atmosphere in nearly a decad


A Christian bearing Mohammed?


All these northern christians that always act confused

Kingsley, what about Apostle Sulaiman?

Princess4ng:


Lol... No mind this skin oo.. It can deceive o... Na kpako skin ooo

hehehe, what i'm seeing on ur profile is not close ti kpako. If urs is kpako wetin my own come be

I rejoice with the borno state citizens both Christians and Muslims. I thank God for the restoration of peace in that area. Glory be to God.

hakanai:
This is our best Easter in nearly a decade – Borno CAN
By Olatunji Omirin, Maiduguri | Publish Date: Apr 17 2017 2:00AM

This is our best Easter in nearly a decade – Borno CAN
Parishioners of Sacred Heart Catholic Church Gwagwalada during the Service of the Light Easter Vigil on Saturday night.

The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) yesterday praised the efforts of the military for decimating Boko Haram insurgents so much Christians can celebrate Easter in Borno State without curfews and barricades.

The Chairman of the Borno State chapter of the association, Bishop Mohammed Naga, said it was Borno State’s first Easter in a peaceful atmosphere in nearly a decade.

Naga stated in a message during the NAF Day 2017 Celebration on the theme, ‘Consolidating Air Power Gains For Enduring Peace and Development,’ in Maiduguri yesterday, that the Christian community was grateful to God and the military for successfully fighting the ‘enemies of this country.’

He said: “It is the most peaceful Easter celebration we have had for the previous years. Since 2009, this year’s Easter is the most peaceful. Sometimes we celebrated Easter indoors, no vehicular movements, no visitations of friends. Honestly, we want to thank God and the military.”

The Commander 105 Composite Group of NAF Maiduguri, Air Commodore Charles Ohwo assured residents and troops that the fight against insurgency was almost done. “Now, we are in the last phase of fight against the menace of Boko Haram. We want to reassure that we are willing, able and ready as a service to live up to details of operations,” Ohwo said.

They are not ashamed to celebrate a pagan festival.

Evergreen4:
hehehe, what i'm seeing on ur profile is not close ti kpako. If urs is kpako wetin my own come be

Lol... On ur own o

bakila:

Bad belle people see one of una.

Oga why e dey pain you say I dey hail buhari

So does he mean that Borno State is now terrorist-free?

[quote author=BrutalJab post=55638853]Nonsense.


Who are the Boko Harams


Aren't they Northerners?


They brought the calamity upon themselves. [/quote c pot calling kettle black

thanks be to God oo.,may it continue like this.

gberra:
Watch & see as Igbos run towards the Lagoon...

Igbos always suffer

Ipob is nothing but fool's errand. All their hopes brutally trimmed by burutai

donmalcolm21:
The Chairman of the Borno State chapter of the association, Bishop Mohammed Naga, said it was Borno State’s first Easter in a peaceful atmosphere in nearly a decad


A Christian bearing Mohammed?


All these northern christians that always act confused

You need a bit of History. The ancient northern Nigeria was exposed to Arab through trans-Sahara trade long before the advent of colonization. They could speak, read and write Arabic language. That explains why they gave their children Arabic Names. E.g. Yakubu Gowon, former Nigerian Head of State is a Christian. In Arabic countries where there are few Christian, most of those Christians bear Arabic names.

Princess4ng:


Lol... On ur own o

@ least u cab confirm what i'm saying from my dp

Evergreen4:
@ least u cab confirm what i'm saying from my dp

Confirm what??

fabre4:
Oga why e dey pain you say I dey hail buhari

Try to hail Buhari again.

Sai Buhari.....change every where. ...wishle blowers everywhere

Princess4ng:


Confirm what??

if i no be kpako with dirty skin

Evergreen4:
if i no be kpako with dirty skin

Lol.. Ur skin is more frosh Dan mine abeg