ogugua88:

"Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt" -Abraham Lincoln.

ndahbros1:


He may not have tot so, but by believing dat story, u r advertising and confirming the fact that it is true in ur own case. Now, even I tink so of u.

iluvnaija: Abuja– Spokesperson for President Jonathan Ebele Goodluck, Mr Reuben Abati, has responded to accusations that Jonathan and members of his cabal refused to say amen to at this weekend’s democracy day Church Service when the preacher offered a prayerful curse against corruption amongst public officials.

Speaking to reporters, Mr Abati revealed aspects of protocol that are not widely known outside Government circles, and which would explain why Mr President and ministers didn’t say Amen to the prayer by Most Reverend Peter Akinola, committing corrupt politicians to the court of God.

According to him, it is a long standing presidential protocol that during Church or Mosque services, the President only offers a fixed number of amens or amis, as the case may be.

The Reverend had offered many prayers and demanded many amens prior to the contentious one, Abati explained, the result of which was that the day’s quota of amens had been used up.

“Why?” asked the spokesperson, “would President not say amen to a prayer against corruption?”

He advised preachers, pastors, imams etc, to familiarise themselves with government protocol and to also limit the length of their prayers and sermons.

“It is the same people accusing the President of not saying amen to anti-corruption prayer that would be accusing him of favouritism if he had broken with protocol and said more amens than is allowed by constitution,” Abati said.

-Jowo Mabinu


Source: http://www.wazobiareport.com/reports/Reuben-Abati-explains-why-The-President-didnt-say-Amen-to-Anti-Corruption-Prayer

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~Bluetooth:


Do you mind telling us why jonathan refused to say amen to anti-corruption prayer coming at a time he just shared #1.1 billion among his ministers ?

ndahbros1:



But u already know d answer. That's y it is absurd to believe dis story. It is just a joke. But the real joke is on whomsoever believes the story. That's d person d laugh is on. It is a comic work u shd recognise from far.

~Bluetooth:


You are not answering my question.Why did jonathan refuse to say Amen when an anti-corruption prayer was said ?

pd piper pippen: If u blve this u can blve anytin

ndahbros1:


Even the devil knows not what lies in d heart of a man. There is no empirical answer to that. I believe u can't say amen to a prayer that condemns u to judgment for sometin u r guilty of, or feel u r guilty of. So, in my view, he didn't say amen because he was corrupt and didn't want the divine retribution that would follow d amen. Satisfied?
Hey, I'm not a GEJ addict or sycophant. Did u check my username well? Did it read 'Beaf'? Why u dey gbege my life na?
So if I correctly discern dat d said story is a comic hoax, that necessarily translates to d fact that I must explain y GEJ didn't say amen?

iluvnaija: Abuja– Spokesperson for President Jonathan Ebele Goodluck, Mr Reuben Abati, has responded to accusations that Jonathan and members of his cabal refused to say amen to at this weekend’s democracy day Church Service when the preacher offered a prayerful curse against corruption amongst public officials.

Speaking to reporters, Mr Abati revealed aspects of protocol that are not widely known outside Government circles, and which would explain why Mr President and ministers didn’t say Amen to the prayer by Most Reverend Peter Akinola, committing corrupt politicians to the court of God.

According to him, it is a long standing presidential protocol that during Church or Mosque services, the President only offers a fixed number of amens or amis, as the case may be.

The Reverend had offered many prayers and demanded many amens prior to the contentious one, Abati explained, the result of which was that the day’s quota of amens had been used up.

“Why?” asked the spokesperson, “would President not say amen to a prayer against corruption?”

He advised preachers, pastors, imams etc, to familiarise themselves with government protocol and to also limit the length of their prayers and sermons.

“It is the same people accusing the President of not saying amen to anti-corruption prayer that would be accusing him of favouritism if he had broken with protocol and said more amens than is allowed by constitution,” Abati said.

-Jowo Mabinu


Source: http://www.wazobiareport.com/reports/Reuben-Abati-explains-why-The-President-didnt-say-Amen-to-Anti-Corruption-Prayer

gbadexy: I dont care for the authentisity of this story.i have been gloomy and devastated all through today,I just had my stress reliefing laugh today.hopefully i havent used up my laugh quota for today.

BizBooks: [s]Since this story appeared in the Politics and not Joke section, I assume that most
people responding are not aware that it is a joke. If you click over to the source
of the story (Wazobiareport.com), you will see the following disclaimer:

Caution: This is NOT real! It's all BS made up to entertain you.
For REAL news, please go to saharareporters.com

If you miss that, there is further disclaimer on the site as follows:

This is an entertainment website. The articles, views, opinions, and every other
content published on this site, unless stated otherwise, are totally made up,
fictitious and without malice, fabricated for the sole purpose of entertaining you

The moderators owe it as a duty to the readers to ensure that stories that appear on
NL especially the front page are authentic[/s].

~Bluetooth:


Premiumtimes had more moral standing to me than other media organization since it broke the news of jonathan sharing of #1 billion with his ministers.WHAT THE LIKES OF PUNCH,VANGUARD,THISDAY,NATION COULDNT LEAK PREMIUMTIMES BROUGHT IT TO THE PUBLIC.

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Adrenaline: Wow I had to read that about 3 times and I still can't believe my eyes. Nigeria is finished Q.E.D

iluvnaija: Abuja– Spokesperson for President Jonathan Ebele Goodluck, Mr Reuben Abati, has responded to accusations that Jonathan and members of his cabal refused to say amen to at this weekend’s democracy day Church Service when the preacher offered a prayerful curse against corruption amongst public officials.

Speaking to reporters, Mr Abati revealed aspects of protocol that are not widely known outside Government circles, and which would explain why Mr President and ministers didn’t say Amen to the prayer by Most Reverend Peter Akinola, committing corrupt politicians to the court of God.

According to him, it is a long standing presidential protocol that during Church or Mosque services, the President only offers a fixed number of amens or amis, as the case may be.

The Reverend had offered many prayers and demanded many amens prior to the contentious one, Abati explained, the result of which was that the day’s quota of amens had been used up.

“Why?” asked the spokesperson, “would President not say amen to a prayer against corruption?”

He advised preachers, pastors, imams etc, to familiarise themselves with government protocol and to also limit the length of their prayers and sermons.

“It is the same people accusing the President of not saying amen to anti-corruption prayer that would be accusing him of favouritism if he had broken with protocol and said more amens than is allowed by constitution,” Abati said.

-Jowo Mabinu


Source: http://www.wazobiareport.com/reports/Reuben-Abati-explains-why-The-President-didnt-say-Amen-to-Anti-Corruption-Prayer