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philip0906: no pix of them and the trophy?

TB Joshua Vs Dr Sign Fireman: Who's Faker? by Ijogz K(m): 10:35am On Nov 30, 2011
LMAO: Dr Fireman is beginning to steal the show from TB Joshua, he is now the talk of the town both nationally and internationally. Some claim he is the sign of the end time prophets, while others believe that he's a true man of God with his everyday wondrous miracle's. Well either way, he is beginning to derive, draw and control attention to his church which is forming a kind of PR. Same strategy that made the Synagogue church of all Nations so popular due to the high level of criticism that it got.

Seems our dear TB Joshua is busy smiling, and watching the small boys take their turn as he his considered an Elder Statesman in the league of Fake pastors, He his getting close to his retirement in criticism as he now spends majority of his time predicting football and playing Rapido .

Who would you consider a Total Fake and thief and please state your reasons?

Let's Blame Our Religious Leaders On This Crises We Are Going Through by Ijogz K(m): 12:18pm On Jan 04
When the beast was going around campaigning for votes and making promises, he also visited the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) where he came up to make his usual fake promises and pastor Adeboye prayed for him. He must have won the heart of so many Nigerians who didn't see ahead of a beast in the making, I can also remember this same beast visiting Living faith church worldwide aka Winners Chapel, where he came up at the podium and spoke to thousands of people, been hosted by the Vice president Living faith church Bishop David ABioye.

Am so sure that if this spiritual leaders hadn't endorsed this man/beast/slowpoke/im.becile/Eediot, we probably would have had a more reasonable animal, like Buhari,

NONSENSE!!!

A Nigerian mobile police sergeant, Laminu Adamu, was on Thursday docked before a Kano senior magistrate court, on a count charge of “ Death caused by negligence act,”.

According to first information report, the accuse, on 18th August at about 1;15pm misfired his arm resulting to the death of a 12 year –old boy.

The prosecution further told the court that the decease, Husaini Mukaila passed away at Murtala Mohammed Specialist Hospital as a result of the injury sustained from the gunshot, adding that Abdulazeez Aliyu, a resident of Gwale quarters in Kano metropolis reported the matter to the police.

The arraigned cop denied the allegation levied against him before the court, stating that all that were stated in the charge sheet were not true.

Police prosecutor, Mr Haziel Ledapwa informed the court that police investigation into the case was in progress, he pray the court to adjourn the matter for mention.

The presiding magistrate, Alhaji Hassan Ahmed Fagge conceded to the request made by the prosecution, he further ordered that the alleged erring cop be remanded in prison custody.

The case is adjourned to 20th September for mention.

http://labarai.com/police-in-court-for-shooting-12-year-old-boy-to-death/

President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday said state police would be abused by governors and the Nigerian polity is not ripe for the policy. He disagreed with the position of the NBA on the urgent need to create state police in addressing the nation’s security challenges, saying if abused by the governors it could worsen the security situation in the country.

Speaking while declaring open the 52nd NBA annual national conference, President Jonathan said he had consulted widely with the Council of State and had been advised not to implement the idea of state police.

Jonathan further noted that there was a time the Nigeria police had come up with the policy of posting police officers from the rank of inspector downwards to their states of origin, but instead of improving the situation, that policy worsened the security situation in the country.

The president, who lamented that his critics failed to understand that the challenges the country was facing had been there before he came in vowed to prove critics of his administration wrong by 2013 when the dividends of new policies introduced in various sectors begin to manifest.

The president also described himself as the most criticised president in the world.

He told the gathering: “I think I am the most criticised president in the whole world, but I tell this noble audience that before I leave, I will also be the most praised. I have experienced that before in my governor journey in Bayelsa State. In fact, people who were close to me will tell you that even after the election, I told them that in my first 12 months please cover your ears because you will hear all kinds of things. But as we progress, there will be changes.”

http://labarai.com/governors-will-abuse-state-police/

Eko Ile: Good for Ethiopia, but its the 3rd, not the second.

They must have significantly upgraded their airport to be able to accommodate. and support that plane.

manny4life: I just love this aircraft, when it's was on it's "DREAM TOUR" and it was Reagan National, I adored it's presence, my God, it was a sight to behold.

Ethiopia has become the second country after Japan to take delivery of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner.

Ethiopian Airlines has bought 10 of Boeing's flagship aircraft, which are built from lightweight material, rather than aluminium, to save fuel.

The BBC's Catherine Byaruhanga in Addis Ababa says that despite the pouring rain, a marching band gave a fitting welcome as the first plane arrived.

Ethiopian Airlines is one of Africa's biggest airlines.

Our reporter says when the first Dreamliner arrived, it was a very proud moment for the company's workers and many took photographs of the new plane.

"As a continent this shows how much we are making progress as Africans... competing on the global stage and changing our image," Ethiopian Airline head Tewolde Gebremariam told reporters at Addis Ababa's Bole International Airport.

The aircraft are supposed to cost $200m each but correspondents say airlines rarely pay this price, especially for bulk orders.

Japan Airlines and All Nippon Airways are the only two airlines already operating Dreamliner aircraft.

Ethiopian Airlines generally has a good safety record, apart from the 2010 crash of one of its aircraft off the coast of Lebanon.

The state-owned company serves 69 international destinations.

Two people carrying explosives on motorbikes were killed by their own bombs in Kaduna yesterday, witnesses said, suggesting that the bombers targeted Islamic scholar Ahmad Gumi who recently criticised attacks blamed on the Boko Haram sect.
Only the bomb carriers died in the incident which happened at about 3.35pm on the busy Ali Akilu Road.
Witnesses said the bike-bombers appeared to be heading towards the Sultan Bello Mosque where hundreds of Muslims were gathering for Sheikh Gumi’s Ramadan Tafsir which was due to start in less than 30 minutes.
They said Gumi uses the same road to go to the mosque for the preaching session, which has been holding daily from 4pm since the beginning of the Muslim fasting month that ends at the weekend.
People who attend the Tafsir sessions said Gumi had recently criticised Boko Haram-linked suicide bombings and shootings, describing such acts as sacrilegious.
“(The bombers) were heading for Sultan Bello Mosque but before they reached the roundabout, we heard a loud explosion and three of them died instantly,” said a witness, Kaduna polytechnic student Idris Mustapha.
“Two were riding one of bikes while another person who we believe was part of them, was driving behind them. Then there was a loud blast,” he said.