rhythyson:

The burial was well attended as scores of the who-is-who in Nigerian politics as well as members of the business community were in Ogbonicha to give their last respect to the departed hero.
There was an ocean of tears when his body was lowered into the grave.

Odunsco01:
hmmm.....*singing*
nice 1 ma



we'll only b rememmbered by wat we hav done!

viviangist4:




source http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/youths-threaten-to-kill-prophet-for-failing-to-resurrect-audu/

viviangist4:




source http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/youths-threaten-to-kill-prophet-for-failing-to-resurrect-audu/

cramjones:
"Come now, you who say, “Today or tomorrow we will go to such and such a city, spend a year there, buy and sell, and make a profit”; whereas you do not know what will happen tomorrow. For what is your life? It is even a vapor that appears for a little time and then vanishes away. Instead you ought to say, “If the Lord wills, we shall live and do this or that.” James 4: 13 - 15

This response is not meant to mock the dead, very far from it, but to reveal the sorry state Nigeria has become, and to teach us a lesson or two. Sadly, we have had 3 deaths in less than 3 months of well-known politicians, and these three have different tales.

1. Diepreye Alamaeseigha: A man whose fondest memories among Nigerians is that who stole his state's resources, arrested in London, jumped bail by pretending to be a woman, came to Nigeria, served jail term, and openly said he forgave OBJ who jailed him.
Even in death people still thought and still think he is still alive. Faking his death to avoid another London Bruhaha. How bad can a politician be that people even doubt the day of his death?

2. Abubakar Audu: A man who openly admitted he stole N11 billion of his state loot, and his major campaign promise was to return the loot!
This man died, resurrected and then died again! Only in Nigeria.

3. GNS Pwajok: This man was different from the pack. A smart erudite, young, astute, and deeply loved politician. Unfortunately he died, but throughout Plateau state, he is fondly remembered and has remained a huge vacuum in the politics of plateau.

What would you be remembered for? Life is so fleeting. Let us get our acts together and make Nigeria great again!

-CramJones

DavidGodwin:
Where end time crew?

SeverusSnape:
The youths think Audu is Lazarus whom Jesus resurrected.

**in Jesus' voice** - "Audu!... Come forth".

viviangist4:

The remains of former Kogi governor, Prince Abubakar Audu was this afternoon laid to rest at Ogbonicha, Ofu Local Government Area. The burial took place at his residence.

The burial rites were conducted by a team of Imams from across Igalaland.
Controversy had trailed the burial of the former governor when rumour filtered into town that he had resurrected. A prophet had earlier promised to revive Audu to life.

There was mild drama between the prophet and members of the Audu family, who had refused to let him in. The youths of Ogbonicha broke the door to the room where Audu was laid to allow the prophet gain access.

However, the prophet failed to resurrect Audu, prompting the youths to go berserk, threatening to kill the prophet.
The burial was well attended as scores of the who-is-who in Nigerian politics as well as members of the business community were in Ogbonicha to give their last respect to the departed hero.
There was an ocean of tears when his body was lowered into the grave.

source http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/youths-threaten-to-kill-prophet-for-failing-to-resurrect-audu/

DavidGodwin:
Where end time crew?

DavidGodwin:
Where end time crew?

MadCow1:
Shey Kogi State na Yoruba State?

Joavid:


Seriously, who doesn't know Kogi state is a multi-ethnic state?

Seriously!!

Joavid:


Seriously, who doesn't know Kogi state is a multi-ethnic state?

Seriously!!

viviangist4:




source http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/youths-threaten-to-kill-prophet-for-failing-to-resurrect-audu/

IlekeHD:


chaii to break this Nigeria apart won't be easy.

I'm sure the non-Yoruba Kogi people wey dey form mouth now won't stay with the North when Nigeria divides, it's the Yorubas they'll be bothering.

Joavid:


When Nigeria Divides?

So, Yoruba's are thinking of a future Oduduwa Nation?

P.S, there's nothing like non yoruba kogi people - the state is multi-ethnic.
Be specific of the tribe you are talking about next time.

About 4 ethnic groups in Kogi and 6 smaller minority groups.

In order of population and land mass
Igala,
Ebira,
Okun (a Yoruba Group)

with other minorities like
Bassa- in Lokoja,
Ogugu- subgroup of the Igala,
Gwari,
Kakanda,
Oworo people (A Yoruba Group),
ogori magongo,
And Eggan community.

MadCow1:



I don't!


That's why I asked.

Thanks Miss Smartypants..

MadCow1:
Shey Kogi State na Yoruba State?

IlekeHD:


Never heard of Oworo people.

Should Nigeria divide, how will Kogi divide?

Are you from Kogi state?

My sister, e no be fight o. Cool down.

Joavid:


1) I honestly don't know. I think about it sometimes and I can't come up with a solution.
And kogi is not the only multi-ethnic state. All North central aka middle belt states are. Perhaps, we will form a Nation-state.

But that would be too complicated cos we have hundreds of tribes in the North central.

2)Yes. I'm from kogi state.

IlekeHD:


Seriously, I could care less about the North.

What's your ethnicity in Kogi?

I just wonder who the middle belt is going to protect itself from Fulanis, when we divide.

Joavid:


The Fulani herdsmen? We don't welcome them. And as for Kogi state, they don't dare.

You would like to think am yoruba-kogi?

Am Ebira. But I would prefer an Okun/yoruba governor to an Igala.

viviangist4:




source http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/youths-threaten-to-kill-prophet-for-failing-to-resurrect-audu/