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more news at http://davesblog.over-blog.com. The 21st Century
Wilberforce Initiative
from the United
States and its
Nigerian counterpart,
the Stefanus Foundation, have
revealed that attacks by Boko Haram in the
north-eastern part of
Nigeria affected 13,000 churches,
1,500 schools and led
to the death of 611
teachers. On a larger scale, the two
organisations which spoke
in Abuja, according to a
report by Premium Times,
said more than 14 million
Nigerians were directly affected by the security
crisis in the area. A school in Chibok
reportedly destroyed by
Boko Haram The report quoted Mark
Lipdo, the executive
director of the Stefanus
Foundation, as saying:
“14.8 million Nigerians
from north-east are directly impacted by the
crisis. Officially, there are
2.2 million internally
displaced persons (IDPs). “Unofficially, there are
five to seven million IDPs.
Those in need of special
assistance, are 2.5 million,
comprising children under
the age of five, pregnant women and nursing
mothers.”According to him, 611
teachers died as a result
of terrorism in the north
east; 19,000 teachers
were displaced, 1500
schools were closed down, 950,000 children were
denied the opportunity of
accessing
education, 13,000
churches were abandoned,
closed down or destroyed, 2000 children were
abducted and 10,000 boys
were forced to join Boko
Haram. He added that the Global
Terrorism index shows
that Boko Haram is the
world’s most lethal
terrorist group, followed
by ISIS, while Al-Qaeda ranks third and the Fulani
militants mostly in the
middle belt rank fourth. In his own remarks, the
vice president of the 21st
Wilberforce Initiative, Elijah
Brown, added: “As of
December 2015, there
were 2,152,000 internally displaced persons (IDPs) in
Nigeria – the third
highest figure in Africa
and the seventh in the
world.” Concerning the Fulani
herdsmen, he said:
“Without intervention,
the crisis in the Middle
Belt will continue to
escalate. Some of the abducted
Chibok girls in a recent
Boko Haram video. “This could affect other
countries in West African
region like the Republic of
Benin, Chad, Cameroon,
Mali, and Niger.” Also speaking, Samson
Ayokunle, the president of
the Christian Association
of Nigeria, CAN, said: “The
situation is looked upon
by international bodies as the biggest humanitarian
disaster all over the
world. “A disturbing fact about
the problem is that it has
not received substantial
humanitarian response
from the world’s most
powerful nations as other disasters of relatively
smaller degrees in other
parts of the world. “I am therefore calling on the
world’s powerful nations to
come to the aid of Nigeria in
seeing to the end of insurgency. “Come to the aid of many
victims of insurgency within and
outside internally displaced
people’s camps or homes;
those who have been stripped
naked, the jobless, the orphaned, those maimed and
the widowed in Nigeria.” Meanwhile, the plight of IDPs
has been a cause for concern
as the network of Civil Society
Organisations (CSOs) in Borno
state, has said there are claims
that most female IDPs in the state have turned to
prostitution to survive. the third
highest figure in Africa
and the seventh in the
world.

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remember visit http://davesblog.over-blog for more news. So, after President Buhari’s
meeting with US President
Obama yesterday, September
20, he took to his Twitter
handle to give details of what
they talked about in a series of tweet. One of the tweets which
got our attention is this one
where the president tweeted: Buhari and Obama ”We had a good meeting with
@POTUS. I thanked him for the
immense support in the fight
against Boko Haram. Also wished
him a happy retirement” PAY ATTENTION: Get all the latest gossips on NAIJ Gossip
App Well, a lot of Twitter users
were not ready to have it.
They replied the tweets in their
numbers with hilarious
responses. Read some of the
responses below: @MBuhari @POTUS happy retirement is all what we #nigerians can’t wait to wish you too.. — ﻪﺴﻔﻧ ﻪﻠﻟﺍ ﻞﻔﻄﻟﺍ (@ iamgriiimes) September 20, 2016 What a coincidence, @ MBuhari wishing @POTUS happy retirement. This
truely is Africa,my home
my pride. — BausheMel (@
baushemelas) September 20, 2016 @MBuhari @POTUS hope you will follow his
footsteps come 2019? — seltsam⚠ (@
DieuBizarre) September 20, 2016 @MBuhari @POTUS Retirement? Really?
Anyone also think that
sounds lame, coming from
a president? Well! Change,
right? — Kene (@TheKene1) September 20, 2016 @MBuhari @
MichaelBestKak1 @POTUS Considering your ages 73
and 55. I think you should
be wishing yourself a
happy retirement instead!

my response

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http://davesblog.over-blog.com/2016/09/breaking-supreme-court-affirms-yahaya-bello-as-the-winner-of-kogi-election.html. The Supreme Court gave
its verdict on the Kogi
election tussle today,
September 20 – The decision of the apex
court favoured Governor
Yahaya Bello – The camp of the
governor is already in
jubilant mood The Supreme Court has affirmed
the election of Governor Yahaya
Bello as the authentic governor
of Kogi state, Justice Kekere Ekun who
pronounced the judgement said
Honourable James Faleke’s
appeal lacks merit and thereby
dismissed. She also said that the ruling of
the lower court dismissing his
appeal earlier is upheld. The
seven panel of judges who
unanimously agreed to the
judgement said reasons for the judgement will be given on
September 30. Likewise, the appeal by former
governor of Kogi state Idris
Wada has been dismissed. Governor Bello election affirmed
by the Supreme Court Today’s judgement on the
November 2015 Kogi
gubernatorial comes after series
of appeals filed on the matter
by the different parties
involved. Not a laughing matter for
former governor Wada Bello’s emergence as Kogi state
governor came after a former
governor of the state and the
All Progressives Congress (APC)
flag bearer Audu Abubakar died almost at the end of the
election. Abubakar’s death among many
others led to the declaration of the Kogi election as inconclusive by the Independent National
Electoral Commission (INEC). Supporters of James Faleke not
happy about the decision Following this, Abubakar’s
running mate James Faleke demanded he be automatically
declared winner following his principal’s demise. Faleke leaving the court Faleke premised his demand on
the fact that Bello only came
second in the APC primary
election and was never part of
the main election. Meanwhile, the former Kogi
state governor Idris Wada had
also argued that he be declared
the winner of the November
205 Kogi election since the APC
lost its candidate and he as the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)
got the second highest votes
after Abubakar’s.

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remember visit http://davesblog.over-blog.com for more news updates and lifestyle tips. Yahaya Bello was
declared winner of
the 2015 Kogi state
gubernatorial election
on the platform of
the All Progressives Congress (APC)
following the death of
Abubakar Audu,
former candidate. Bello emerged the
governor before
his victory was challenged
at the Court of Appeal by
James Faleke (APC former
deputy governorship candidate) and Idris Wada,
former governor of Kogi
state and the
governorship candidate of
the Peoples Democratic
Party. Today, the Supreme Court would delivering judgment on the political logjam in
the state Here are 4 reasons the
APC can’t afford to lose
Kogi state. 1. A test of the
change mantra The word ‘change’
adopted by the All
Progressives Congress
(APC) in its presidential
electoral campaign has
been perceived negatively by the people under the
present administration
due to the state of the
economy. The hope of the people
for a better economy
other than the previous
administration made them
usher in a new political
party in power and failure to take up to their
responsibilities of effecting
a positive change will
make people lose their
expectation in the party. 2. Kogi is a strategic
north-central state The state is central
region of Nigeria which is
popularly called the
confluence state because
the River Niger and River
Benue is at its capital, Lokoja. Moreover, Kogi is
the only state in Nigeria
which shares a boundary
with ten other states,
including the federal
capital territory (Abuja). Losing the state to PDP
would mean losing a
strategic north-central
state. 3. To prove the party
can win election even
with recession The APC cannot afford to
lose Kogi in this current
state of economic
recession. Since recession
under this administration
could serve as a loop hole for the opposition party
to have an edge gaining
the confidence of the
masses. The party ought
to strive to assure the
masses even though the nation experiencing
recession. 4. To show that the
party is unified in
spite of current crisis Some of the state
chapters of the APC are
currently having crisis. For
example, in Kogi state,
James Faleke, who is an
APC member is fighting to be declared winner of the
governorship election. He
was Abubakar Audu’s
running mate before his
sudden death. At this
point, the APC needs to put its house together
before it starts breaking
into warring factions. f it
loes Kogi state, it would
give the opposition PDP
an upper hand. Unity is one major thing
political parties shouldn’t
do away with, because
their unity in turbulent
times is every important
in order not to allow their opponent use the
division against them. http://davesblog.over-blog.com/2016/09/4-reasons-apc-cannot-afford-to-kogi-state.html

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How come in the world today religion mixes with worldly politics.

saintkel:
Hope it does nt make fp. Nonsense

. It just did

and this made fp. Lalasticlala i reserve my comments.

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Remember guys :more news at http://davesblog.over-blog.com . Some Benin palace chiefs
have disagreed over the
purported endorsement of
the Peoples Democratic
Party candidate, Osagie
Ize-Iyamu, for the state’s governorship election – Also, candidates of the
AA and ACD have
announced their withdrawal
from the election and have
adopted PDP’s Osagie Ize-
Iyamu Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu during
a campaign tour in Benin city Some Benin palace chiefs have
disagreed over the purported
endorsement of the Peoples
Democratic Party candidate,
Osagie Ize-Iyamu, for the
state’s governorship election scheduled for September 28. According to a report by Punch
newspaper, a group of chiefs
chiefs belonging to the Egha
Evbo’ Nore (town chiefs) had
last week adopted the PDP
candidate at the residence of the Esama of Benin, Chief
Gabriel Igbinedion. But another group of palace
chiefs, led by the Obazelu of
Benin, Chief Osaro Idah,
condemned the action, asked
that the palace should not be
dragged into partisan politics. “Arase has since been
suspended from participating in
palace activities; he wore palace
dress and some beads in order
to be seen as a chief. He
started going from village to village to meet the elders to
vote for the PDP. “We have been looking for him
to face the full wrath of the
law because he is not a chief. I
am the Obazelu of Benin
Kingdom. I am qualified to know
who is the Igiehon of Benin. I deal more with Igiehons.” He added, “Once they are
caught, the palace will mete out
necessary sanctions. They are
not chiefs. They have been
hiding since we heard about
their activities. Once we catch them, we will hand them over
to the police. “The palace will never call for
support for any candidate. We
always pray for the best to
emerge. We are going to report
to appropriate sections of the
palace to look into such defaults.” Meanwhile, candidates of the
Action Alliance (AA) and
Advanced Congress of
Democrats (ACD) for the state
governorship election, Ishaka
Paul Ofomile and Andrew Igwemoh, respectively, have
announced their withdrawal
from the election and have
adopted the candidate of the
Peoples Democratic Party (PDP),
Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu. Recall that the candidates of
the KOWA Party, Thompson
Osadolor, and the People for
Democratic Change (PDC), Bishop
Akharame, had stepped down
for Ize-Iyamu, bringing the number of candidates who have
withdrew their gubernatorial
ambitions for Ize-Iyamu to four. The ACD candidate said
Oshiomhole only developed a
section of Iyamho community,
regretting that the governor
has succeeded in building a
university in Iyamho that is not affordable for the people of the
community. Source: http://davesblog.over-blog.com/2016/09/pdp-s-ize-iyamu-tears-benin-palace-chiefs-apart-as-candidates-step-down-for-him.html

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more news at http://davesblog.over-blog.com. The Federal Government
is set to pull the Nigerian
economy out of recession
with a N4.72trillion fiscal
stimulus plan – Nigeria’s economy is
said to have slipped into
one of the worst recession
in the nation’s history – The stimulus plan is to
be funded majorly through
sales of national assets In seeking ways to get Nigeria
out of the worst recession in
its history, the Federal
Government is considering a $
15billion (N4.72 trillion) fiscal
stimulus plan. The Buhari-led administration is
seeking diverse ways to pull
Nigeria out of the worst
recession the nation has ever
experienced. Following the National Bureau of
Statistics (NBS) recent official
confirmation that Nigeria’s
economy had slipped into one of
the worst recessions in its
history, the government convened a ministerial retreat last week to rally economists’
opinions on possible way out of
the doldrums . Premium Times reports that one
of the key resolutions at the
retreat was a four- pronged
funding plan to generate and
inject massive foreign capital,
estimated at between $10 and $15 billion (about N4.72 trillion –
at N320 to the dollar) into the
economy. The Minister of Budget and
National Planning, Udoma Udoma,
said the stimulus plan would be
funded majorly through sale of
some national assets, advance
payment by joint venture operators for license renewals,
infrastructure concessions, use
of recovered funds etc, and
long term, low interest loans to
bridge funding gap. In line with the external
borrowing plan approved
recently to enable government
borrow cheapest available
monies to fund key ongoing
projects, the Minister of Finance, Kemi Adeosun, said on
Friday plans had been concluded
to raise additional $1billion
through Euro bond capital raise. Besides, Mrs Adeosun said the
World Bank, African Development
Bank (ADB), and other
multilateral and international
lending institutions, have
already approved plans for loans at interest rates of 1.5
per cent, and repayment tenors
as long as 40 years. She said the facilities would help
the government intervene in
some key areas, like agriculture,
education, health, rebuilding of
transportation facilities, railway
and other projects considered vital to government effort to
revamp the economy. The minister, who justified the
request for emergency economic
powers for government, said in
view of the “unusual times”
the country found itself,
“unusual measures were required to navigate the
economy out of recession
waters.” One of the areas for which she
said the intervention was
necessary was in pruning the
procurement processes to
speed up contract awards, to
execute key infrastructure needed to drive quick economic
recovery. Mr Udoma said the government
was equally giving a thought to
measures to fast-track
procedures to speedily inject
the funds into the economy. Some of these measures include
presidential orders and
directives, to be facilitated by
emergency powers, to be
enabled by the Emergency
Economic Recovery Bill currently pending submission to the
National Assembly for approval. Other components of the plan,
which have already been
approved by the Executive
Council of the Federation include
total restructuring of the
country towards sustainable growth, by weaning the
economy from dependence on
crude oil revenue. Resolutions at the retreat
include the need for
government to work closely
with the private sector to
bridge the N3 to N5 trillion
funding gap per annum in infrastructural development;
need for the government to
signpost the future of the
country’s economy to the
world and open up
infrastructure investment opportunities.

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The Borno state
government is set to re-
open public secondary
schools next week – The schools were closed
two years ago after due
to frequent Haram attacks – Internally Displayed
Persons (IDPs) occupying
the schools had been
relocated Borno state is preparing for life
after Boko Haram as the state
government is set to re-open public secondary schools next
week after two years of
closure. The state’s commissioner for
education, Inuwa Kubo, told the
News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in
Maiduguri that the schools will
resume for academic activities
after the Internally Displayed Persons (IDPs) occupying the
schools had been relocated. Borno state governor, Kashim
Shettima is making efforts to
ensure that Borno gets back to
what it was before According to the commissioner,
repairs had been carried out on
all the structures in the schools
to provide a conducive
atmosphere for teaching and
learning. His words: “I wish to announce
that on September 26, all public
schools are going to be re-
opened. “I want to state that
government has repaired all the
structures damaged by the IDPs
in the schools, to ensure
comfort for the returning
students. “Parents and guardians should
please make sure that they
send their children back to
school.” The commissioner however
promised to address the fact
that proprietors of private
schools took undue advantage
of the development to charge
arbitrary fees. “We understand that some of
them have taken undue
advantage of the closure to
hike school fees; we will not
allow the situation to continue. “We are going to visit the
schools to find out how much
they are charging and how
much they are paying their
teachers,” he said. The schools were shut in March
2014, after terrorists attacked
a school in neighbouring Yobe.
The government however
reopened primary schools in
2015 but could not do the same with the secondary schools
because of the influx of the
IDPs into the school compounds. Source http://davesblog.over-blog.com/2016/09/good-news-borno-schools-re-open-after-2-years-of-boko-haram-attacks.html

Boko Haram fighters are
reported to have attacked
a church in Borno state,
killing 8 people, the attack
took place on Sunday,
September 18. Boko Haram fighters Following the reports, Nigerians
have questioned the news,
debating several issues
regarding the latest Boko Haram attack. Question have also been raised as regards
reports of security threats
being over within the troubled
northeastern region. Below are thoughts of Nigerians
over the recent attack by
what many have come to term
Nigeria’s most dreaded
insurgent sect. Prince Martins reacted to the
situation saying: “The animals
should kill themselves and leave
the church of Jesus Christ
alone….. Tomorrow the governor
will still come out to make noise that his state is safer than
Lagos and Abuja.” Immaculate Osimach said: “No
this must be joke of the day, if
boko harams still attack people
then which of it has been
defeated? When will the truth
ever be said, and the military script writers will rush with lies
to cover up the attack.” Uwakwe Micheal Ikechukwu was
of the opinion that the Boko
Haram war will linger a bit
more, he said: “Northerners
listen terrorism cannot be
defeated, ask Americas they have try all means against iraq
and afghans and others it did
not work,your peoples don
enter one chance,boko haram
have come to stay,you cannot
kill an ideology.” Obiora Darlington Somtochukwu
echoed Ikechukwu’s thoughts
saying: “An ideology never dies.
Boko Haram has come to stay.” Olatoye Babatunde sarcastically
said: “Na lie..they are already
technically defeated with
continuous bombardment,those
ones that came are their
ghost!!” Okechukwu Ogu joined his voice
to that of Obiora and
Ikechukwu saying: “You don’t
defeat an ideology, but because
most of you are black man from
Africa that’s why we talk rubbish, Bokoharm has come to
stay.” Okechukwu Egbe asked: “Where
is Lai Mohammed, to explain
more as Nigeria troops
technically defeated Buhari boys
haram, lai Mohammed you are a
Disgrace as information minister of Nigeria.” Hyok Iliya But in real sense who
is decieving who in this
counrtry? in deed this a banana
republic where calacuna is the
order of the day. A disappointed Solomon Ebenuwa
said: “Everything Buhari used to
win the election is now proven
to be a fake, my Yoruba
brothers take note. Father
Mbaka take note, my truthful Hausa brothers take note,” he
warned. Hamidu Wali took a different
look at the issue saying:
“Cowards why don’t they
come out and fight the army
since they are claiming to be
strong.” Adekunle Festus was of the
opinion that: “That is the new
Boko Haram leader at work, he
had promised to attack
churches but don’t worry the
army are ready for you guys.” source http://davesblog.over-blog.com/2016/09/tension-boko-haram-cannot-be-destroyed-controversy-trails-attack-on-church.html

solite3:
False witnesses deny that Jesus resurrected himself from the grave and also claim that Jesus did not rise with his human body!

But see this verse that completely destroy their false teaching,

John 2:19 Jesus answered and said unto them, Destroy this temple, and in three days I will raise it up

John 2:21 But he spake of the temple of his body.
Jesus was clearly referring to his body


Jesus is Jehovah God.

I have every proof.

how is Jehovah God also Jesus christ. Man just hear yourself it makes no sense. I also know that you would want to use john 10:30 where jesus said that he and the father are one.

buhari

papaejima1:
http://independentnig.com/change-begins-with-me-campaign-gulps-n3-4bn/


https://independentnig.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Buhari.jpg

. Chai dia is God ooo

Tecmobs:
One of Africa’s leading mobile makers, TECNO has been warming up to the launch of its September flagship, the Phantom 6. However, moving away from a known tradition of an African launch for its high-end Phantom series, TECNO opted for an overseas grand unveiling of what analysts have dubbed a “turning point” flagship.

TECNO has been aiming its marketing paraphernalia at the Middle-east and Western markets in an effort to grow the brand’s consumer base in these regions. From experience, smartphone brands that try to reach consumers in the Middle-east and Western markets tend to put their flagship products up and I think TECNO is putting up the Phantom 6.

A closer look at the TECNO Phantom 6 reveals a smartphone with really good software and hardware upgrades – MediaTek Helio X20 Deca-core processor, Trifold security system (including fingerprint, eye scan technologies), full metal body and scale-tipping SONYTM rear camera are some of the upgrades we can affirmatively say either TECNO Phantom 6 or its variant Phantom 6+ will spot.

The phantom 6+ has five layered metal reinforcement. Our phones many a time let us down when it comes to buttressing our style. After using them for some time, they begin to look old, break at the edges and have unavoidable scratches everywhere around the body.

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The design is a product of five different layers of reinforced metal to enhance durability. Each of the different layers adds unique elements to the sturdy appearance of the device while still maintaining the slim look.

The multinational brand TECNO has picked Dubai over London since it has made market gains into the Middle-eastern region already. TECNO’s 2015 camera flagship, the CAMON C8 was a huge success in markets like Egypt, Algeria and the UAE and consumers in these markets are quite familiar with the TECNO brand name

Source http://www.tecnomobiles.com/2016/09/tecno-phanthom-6-to-be-lunched-in-dubai.html?m=1

na lunch abi launch

just negodu

latter part said "no, but he emptied himself and took a slave's form and became human. More than that when he came as a man he humbled himself and became obedient to the point of death, yes death on a torture stake.

see this guy quoting for me. Okay read verse 6 of that same place. "He gave no consideration to a seizure, namely that he should be equal to God".