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A few hours to Christmas, unknown gunmen have kidnapped the retired primate of the Anglican Church, Peter Akinola, one of the most respected Christian leaders in Nigeria today.

Mr. Akinola, a former President of the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, was seized alongside his driver in Ogun State.

Details of the incident are still sketchy but the Ogun state police command has confirmed the kidnap.

Archbishop Akinola, 69, was born in Abeokuta and was  Anglican Primate of the Church of Nigeria. He was also Bishop of Abuja and Archbishop of Province III, which covered the northern and central parts of the country.

He is believed by many Nigerians to be one of the most effective and influential president in CAN’s history.

Details later…

http://www.ynaija.com/breaking-ex-can-president-kidnapped-by-gunmen-in-ogun/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

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Very very sad news is reaching us right now
that the father of both Beat FM OAP Fade
Ogunro and music video director Sesan
Ogunro was shot dead by armed robbers in
the late hours of Sunday December 22rd,
2013 while returning home from Church
Christmas Carols with family members.
Reports say that in the car with him were
his children and grand children.
The robbers attacked while the family was
just leaving the church at about 10pm and
were attacked in front of the church behind
Marwa Garden in Alausa, Ikeja, Lagos.
Multiple reports state that Mr Ogunro was
shot at point blank by the robbers and died
about 2 hours later after being rushed to
the hospital.
May his soul rest in peace. This is not what
you want to happen 2 days before
Christmas.


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Research findings globally has shown that
people who cook with firewood may be
inhaling not less than 60 sticks of cigarette
daily which has been the cause of death
among many after the dreaded HIV/AIDS and
Malaria.
Niger State Commissioner for Science and
Technology Dr Mustapha Lemu who disclosed
this in Minna on Monday while addressing the
press at the end of the state executive council
meeting noted that there was therefore need
for Nigerians to shift from the use of firewood
in all their cooking and adopt the use of
cleaner and safer method.
Lemu who attributed the deforestation to use
of firewood by most homes in the country said
the Niger State Government has taken the
initiative to discourage the use of firewood.
According to him the government is now
partnering with the United States Agency for
International Development and the German
Technical Partner in the procurement of
energy efficient stoves to be distributed to
schools and homes in the State.
He explained that 100 of such stoves provided
the donor agencies have been donated to
educational institutions in the three senatorial
zones of the state for experimental purpose
adding that the other 100 purchased by the
state government will be shared to some
households across the state for the same
objective.
Lemu said however that households that will
be given the energy saving stoves will be
committed to allowing researchers entry into
their homes to gather information on the
efficiency of the gadget.
The major objective behind that adoption of
the energy saving stoves the Commissioner
said is to among others address respiratory
problems among those using firewood for their
cooking, reduce the rate of deforestation of
the environment and generate employment for
the youths since the stoves will in the long run
be produced in the State.
The Commissioner also disclosed that
following a representation made to the
Federal Government by the State Government
over the movement of the earth in Lukma
village in the Paikoro Local Government area
of the state the Federal Government has
chosen Niger and Ebonyin states for the
establishment of special laboratories for the
monitoring of earth movement in the country.
He said contract for the project has been
awarded adding that the laboratory for Niger
state is located at the permanent campus of
the Federal University of Technology Minna.
He did not state the cost of the project.
Meanwhile the Commissioner for Tertiary
Education Alhaji Bashir Nuhu has disclosed that
the Niger State School of Midwifery posted a
100% pass in the latest result released by the
Nursing and Midwifery council of Nigeria.
Bashir Nuhu who was represented at a Media
briefing in Minna on Monday attributed the
success to ‘adequate attention paid to the
institution and other schools in the state by
the present administration’

www.dailytimes.com.ng/article/those-who-cook-firewood-smoke-60-sticks-cigarette-daily

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Freiburger: Na wah o. confirmed holy ghost babies

Independent National Electoral Commission in
Anambra State has demanded the sum of
N2.2m to make certified true copies of
electoral documents available to All
Progressive Congress (APC), as ordered by the
Governorship Election Petition Tribunal Awka,
citing “hike in the price of materials.”
The memo was issued at the instance of the
Resident Electoral Commissioner, Prof
Chukwuemeka Onukogu.
The memo said:
“Taking cognizance of the hike in the price of
materials in the bid to producing and furnish
interested Applicants with all the electoral
documents they may request/require to
prosecute their respective election petitions,
the above members arrived at the prevalent
costs listed below viz:
1. 100 Cartons of A4 Paper @ N3, 500
each = 350,000.00
2. 25 Packets of Toner @ 20.000
each = 500,000.00
3. 100 litres of Diesel for Generator @
N170
per litre for 14
days
= 238,000.00
4. Photocopying personnel @ N25,000
each for
21 Local Government
Area =
525,000.00
5. Miscellaneous Expenses such as
servicing
Generating
plant
= 100,000.00
6. Servicing of Photocopier
Machines =
100,000.00
7. Purchase of 10 Giant Stapler @ 5, 000
each = 50,000.00
8. Purchase of 10 packets of stapling pins
@N 200 = 2,000.00
each.
——————————–
N1, 865,000.00
Certification Fee
is 355,000.00
TOTAL: N2,220,000.00
——————————



www.vanguardngr.com/2013/12/inec-demands-n2-2m-make-anambra-electoral-documents-available-apc/

Mrs. Ruth Kehinde Posu, 25, leaves at New Site
around Festac Town in Lagos. She is a member
of Living Faith Ministry aka Winners Chapel
and was particularly keen on going the current
convention of the church at Ota because there
was no money for such a venture.
She was nine-month pregnant but had no
inkling of how the baby would be born as
there was no money even to buy the initial
required baby things.
Somehow, she followed some persons to the
ongoing Holy Ghost Congress of the Redeemed
Christian Church of God where she was
delivered of a bouncing baby boy, yesterday.
The baby weighed 3 kg.
Mrs Posu is one of the five women who had
been delivered of babies during this Holy
Ghost Congress.
Narrating her story yesterday, the 25-year-old
lady expressed gratitude to the church
leadership and particularly the nurses who
took her in without even baby pants.
The story of Mrs. Tubi Omolara, 28, was also
very intriguing. She travelled from Akute in
Ogun State with an abounding faith in God to
deliver safely after she had been told by three
other doctors that her baby was too big to
deliver normally.
She said: All hospitals, I went to had only one
verdict for me; and that my baby was too big
and so I should prepare for a Caesarian session.
Much as I want the baby, we were not
preparing for a CS for several reasons.”
“So on Monday, the pain was becoming severe,
I called my pastor and told him I won’t go for a
CS and immediately he recommended that he
would take me to the camp and at about 6.00
a.m. yesterday I was delivered of a baby boy.”
The baby weighed 4.5 kg to confirm the fears
of the earlier doctors. Mrs. Omolara wishes to
christen her baby, Oluwasegunfunmi (God had
given me victory).
Mrs. Itoro Udoh, 34, is a resident of the
Redemption Camp whose baby girl arrived at
about 9.00 p.m. on the first day of the
congress. This is her second baby, she weighed
3.5 kg.
According to her testimony, there were lots of
prophecies about the baby before she was
born successfully at the Redeemed Maternity
at the camp on Monday. She narrated that
several persons had prophesied that she was
going to have a still birth but at each of the
occasion, they dismissed such prophecies
while asking their pastors and other brethren
to pray along with them.
She said: “But yesterday (Monday) when I was
admitted here, it was like the prophecy was
going to come to pass because I just couldn’t
push even as the nurses were urging me to do
so. I was completely out of breadth and it was
like I was going but through God’s
intervention, the baby came out successfully.”
As a result of the circumstances of her birth, if
given the chance, Mrs. Udoh would want to
christen her baby, Highly Favoured.
The story was not different for Mrs. Oluwasusi
Oluwaremilekun, 27, who travelled all the way
from Ibadan in Oyo State even when she was
overdue for delivery. She worships at Royal
Priesthood Parish in Ibadan and she had been
told that her baby would delay in coming.
She had visited some hospitals in Lagos and
the story is similar until she was directed to
the Redemption Camp. Initially she was
worried, wondering what would happen if the
baby decides to appear in a public bus; but to
God be the glory that did not happen and she
was delivered safely at about 2.00 a.m.
yesterday morning, bringing the number of
babies born so far to five. Three boys and two
girls.
In unison, all the four women (the first one
had been discharged before we got there) paid
glowing tributes to the staff and managers of
the maternity home. They commended the
vision of setting up a maternity in different
parishes of the church were women go for
anti-natal and delivery free of charge.
One woman was waiting for her turn as at the
time of this visit.


www.vanguardngr.com/2013/12/five-babies-delivered-ongoing-holy-ghost-congress/

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