₦airaland Forum

mccoy47:
What is the lie there?
Where does words said by him or not?

Recieve sense in the mighty name of Jesus!

obataokenwa:
Which means the pastor is not being paid well. Improve their welfare. That's why I love Salvation ministry pastors. All were given houses and cars and paid well. I can't imagine them involving in mmm. Winners pastors are too rich for such also.

bezimo:
Go and wear a shirt before qualifying to get a response. I don't respond to riffraffs. OK.

Nonsense.

haryomikun:
I don't follow the West boss... I am a pure African that even in cases, I look down on whites. I hardly follow american culture. Its only their movies I enjoy and watch.

At 19, i am surprised why i am smarter than most of your mates and your generation. No wonder Nigeria has remained the same for years with the way you guys think.

Why didn't the jazz work against the whites? Why didn't it help the Ibos in the Biafran War?

jojotemitopaz:
At wat cost...they perpertually live in constant fear all theor lives...always watching their backs. If you get the war u want...then u would know how foolish it was to be manililated by some selfish profit making warmongers

zheroes:
sorry God will not bless him on this one!!!! Humans have already blessed him!!! Mattew 6 :1-4

haryomikun:
I haven't gone anywhere save the Southwest boss.
I am only 19 years old. I haven't seen a lot of stuff.
No one has told me 'those stuff' don't go on in the West. No one has told me 'those stuff' goes on there either.
I am no learner however. I can boldly state I am not more learned but i have more common sense than you sir. Me, Mischievous, pretending to be a wizard Lool. You obviously have been very very brainwashed boss.

You can't engage me any further because you don't have any points. I asked a simple question and you determined in your mind that I must be a wizard

I can't engage you further either boss... I only argue with people that have good-high IQ. People that can prove me wrong with points and facts. Not giving me fairy tales of 'ojuju calabr'

haryomikun:
You're still not WELL EXPOSED.

have you ever seen jazz in display? Or witches and wizards with wings? If you haven't please don't tell fairy tales here.

I wonder why the jazz didn't work on white men for over 100 years Nigeria was colonized

ozoebuka1:
thank God say roman catholic church no join for CAN...That's just my take.

yaki84:
Op na afonja.........



Coward n a betrayer.


Infact op na tonye iscariot!

Bari22:
another fake news.

ivandragon:
Suspects reportedly arrested over the killing last year of an Abuja-based pastor, Eunice Elisha, have been released, PREMIUM TIMES has learnt.


The suspects, whose identities were not revealed by the Abuja police command, were released because police investigation “could not link them to the murder,” said spokesperson of the command, Manzah Anjuguri.


“What happened is that when the incident occurred, arrests were made. But during the course of the investigation we found that the persons arrested could not be linked to the said murder. And we cannot keep them if we do not have any case against them,” Mr. Anjuguri told PREMIUM TIMES.


“They were released under the condition that they will be invited for questioning whenever the need arises. The commissioner has instructed the Divisional Police Officer for that region to intensify efforts on the matter; the case has not been closed. The investigation is still ongoing,” said Mr. Anjuguri.


His statement contradicts his earlier claims that the suspects were helping in the investigation.
Hours after the murder of 42-year-old Mrs. Elisha on July 9, 2016, the police said it had arrested suspects in the matter, and said their confessions were considered helpful in the investigations into the matter.


“We have made some arrests and they are helping in our investigation”, the police spokesperson had said at the time.


“The commissioner of police has ordered the homicide section of the command to take over the investigation of the case,” said Mr. Anjuguri, the same day Mrs. Elisha was found dead on the streets of Kubwa, a suburb of the Federal Capital Territory.


During that disclosure in July, Mr. Anjuguri stated neither the number of suspects “arrested” nor their identities.


He told PREMIUM TIMES that the identities were withheld because “the investigation was at an early stage and the matter was a crucial one”.
Five months later in December, Mr. Anjuguri declined commenting on the status of those arrested, when contacted by this paper.


“All I can tell you is that investigation is still ongoing,” he said in December 2016.


Mrs. Elisha was killed while conducting an early morning preaching in the streets of Kubwa, a suburb of Abuja.



Speaking also in December 2016 about the government’s failure to address the matter, president of the Christian Association of Nigeria, Samson Ayokunle, said the State Security Service and other agencies expected to ensure the safety of Nigerians had neglected thier duty.



“How can the life of somebody be snubbed out like that on the streets of Abuja, Nigeria’s seat of power? Where has evangelism become a crime in Nigeria? The SSS, police and other law enforcement agencies are being paid salaries in order to enforce law and apprehend criminals but in this case, they failed to justify their pay,” said Mr. Ayokunle.


Also speaking on the matter, Catholic Bishop of Abuja Arch Diocese, John Cardinal Onaiyekan, described the situation as grossly unfortunate.


“We have to put this in the context of a country where law enforcement is not at its highest; a whole Attorney General of the Federation was killed and till now we do not know who committed the act. That kind of situation should tell us that we are in a country where human life is practically negotiable.


News of the release of the suspects came months after Kano State government also released suspects in the killing of a 74-year-old woman, accused of blasphemy.
Bridget Agbahime was killed by a mob at a market in Kano.


The government filed charges against her suspected killers, but later freed them without giving reasons for its decision.


“What we need to say and say it without any hypocrisy is that in Nigeria, there is no law against blasphemy,” said Mr. Onaiyekan.


“There is no better proof of that than the fact that more often than not, our Lord Jesus Christ is blasphemed against by those who do not believe in him, without any action taken against them. So we just need to take this matter seriously; any body who is believed to have committed murder, under the excuse of blasphemy should not be excused on that ground because there is no law in Nigeria against blasphemy.”


http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/220432-police-release-suspects-abuja-pastors-killing.html

Sparkle777:
Oouuch
Dis kain bae for PA?
I dnt gerrit.
Is Tonto blind?
My hubbys PA wil resemble John Okafor, no offence.