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Okocha i missed you.please go back to the field. Since you left,super Eagle has not been flying.pls conside it.

They is no need for this.

e no concern me at all atall.

one of the many method of boko haram recruit is by compulsion

all this for one person? Una dey try oh

how many are there,do they really merit this?

described
those who died as "martyrs of
the Kingdom of God".

Lagos - Nigerian preacher TB
Joshua on Thursday broke his
silence over a building collapse
that killed 80 at his Lagos
megachurch but denied lack of
cooperation and stuck to his theory of possible aerial
sabotage. The popular televangelist,
known as "The Preacher" or
"The Man of God" to his
thousands of followers in
Nigeria and around the world,
also indicated that other overseas nationals were
involved. South Africa's President Jacob
Zuma on Tuesday said that 67
of his compatriots were killed
when a guesthouse for foreign
followers of the Synagogue
Church of All Nations (SCOAN) came down last Friday.The death toll from the
tragedy climbed after 10 more
bodies were pulled from
among the twisted metal and
shattered masonry of the
building on the sprawling SCOAN compound. Joshua had not directly
commented on the deaths and
had only published Bible
quotations on his Facebook
site and Twitter account. But in a statement he
extended his sympathies to
victims' families and described
those who died as "martyrs of
the Kingdom of God". "The pain of one is the pain of
all. It is indeed a sad and
painful moment for the
families and friends of those
who have lost loved ones," he
said. "To all those who lost family
members and loved ones,
please accept our heartfelt
commiserations." Joshua said "Nigerians, South
African and citizens of other
nations were affected" but did
not specify which countries or
say whether they were among
the dead, 131 injured or both. South Africa's High
Commissioner to Nigeria, Lulu
Mnguni, said 17 of his
compatriots were
unaccounted for and the
church had set up a hotline in Johannesburg for concerned
relatives. "It (the death toll) can't all be
South Africans," he told AFP.
"There were also Nigerians
who were working." Two children were pulled alive
from the collapsed building
but both their mother and
father were among the
missing, he added. "They were under the rubble
together with their father.
Their father kept them talking
to each other," he said. Good Christians are good citizens TB Joshua inspires an almost
fanatical devotion from his
thousands of followers around
the world, who are drawn to
his services by claims of
miracle-working and prophecies. But rescue workers have
complained of a lack of
cooperation from Joshua and
the church authorities, which
included preventing the
emergency services from accessing the site until Sunday. The southwest coordinator of
the National Emergency
Management Authority (NEMA)
said SCOAN officials had not
disclosed the identities and
nationalities of those in the building at the time. Joshua rejected the lack of
cooperation claims as
"inaccurate". "Contrary to this, we want to
categorically state that the
church has provided assistance
when and where required and
continues to do so: good
Christians are good citizens," he said. Engineers have suggested that
the addition of extra floors on
top of the existing building for
foreign followers of the
Pentecostal church overloaded
the structure, causing the fatal collapse. On Wednesday, the Lagos
State government ordered
urgent structural checks of all
buildings on the SCOAN site
while NEMA said that rescue
operations could wind up on Thursday. In South Africa, Zuma rejected
criticism that his government
was slow to respond to the
tragedy. Joshua, whose followers
include heads of state and top-
level politicians such as
Malawi's former president
Joyce Banda, again suggested
that a low-flying aircraft may have been to blame. "This incident was preceded
by the appearance of a strange
aircraft which flew very low
over the building four times
and then disappeared," he
stated. "The church views this tragedy
as part of an attack on The
Synagogue Church Of All
Nations and in particular
Prophet TB Joshua. "In due course, God will reveal
the perpetrators of this
unfortunate tragedy."http://m.news24.com/nigeria/National/News/TB-Joshua-breaks-silence-after-fatal-building-collapse-20140918

Not too bad.but open the floor open for everybody

Normal fomalities. Lets go there.

nawao.dis na true chaa

who cares ?

How i wish APC is a better opposition.i would have support them.oh no a sinking titanic boat. PDP not even better but manageable.

dammyjay93: Why everything dey get suffix
of "ukwu" like this
nawao. UKWU means greatest.ukwu means hip. the same spelling different pronounciation

Persecution of Christians since the day of Peter,James and John.

yea i will vote for him

I don't think we need this,but we like copy cat who knows what NRSC have in mind next?

Beijing - Taking a cue from an
American TV program, the
Chinese city of Chongqing has
created a smartphone
sidewalk lane, seemingly
offering a path for those too engrossed in messaging and
tweeting to watch where
they're going. But the property manager says
it's intended to be ironic, to
remind people that it's
dangerous to tweet while
walking the street. "There are lots of elderly
people and children in our
street, and walking with your
cellphone may cause
unnecessary collisions here,"
said Nong Cheng, the marketing official with Meixin
Group, which manages the
area in the city's
entertainment zone. Meixin has marked a 50-meter
stretch of pavement with two
lanes: one that prohibits
cellphone use next to one that
allows pedestrians to use
them, at their "own risk." Nong said the idea came from
a similar stretch of pavement
in Washington D.C. created by
National Geographic Television
in July as part of a behavior
experiment. She said that pedestrians were
not taking the new lanes
seriously, but that many were
snapping pictures of the signs
and sidewalk. "Those using their cellphones
of course have not heeded the
markings on the pavement,"
she said. "They don't notice
them."http://m.news24.com/nigeria/World/News/China-creates-its-first-no-cellphone-sidewalk-lane-20140915

Igbos has no better option than this.

is arms prodused or sold in SA?

Johannesburg - The South
African Revenue Service
confiscated $9.3m at Lanseria
Airport, northwest of
Johannesburg, from two
Nigerians and an Israeli, it said on Sunday. "The passengers' luggage was
searched after customs
officials detected irregularities
in the luggage," spokesperson
Adrian Lackay said. "The money was detained as it
was undisclosed/undeclared
and above the prescribed legal
limit for bringing cash into the
country." The incident happened on
Friday. He said the money was being
kept safe by the SA Reserve
Bank. The matter has been handed
over to the police and the
national investigations unit
would investigate. National police spokesperson
Solomon Makgale confirmed
that the matter had been
reported to the unit. He said the money was seized
and the matter handed over to
the Hawks. According to a local
newspaper, the men were
going to use the money to buy
weapons. The passengers were
reportedly acting on behalf of
the Nigerian intelligence
service, but this could not be
confirmed by Nigerian
authorities. The group also had documents
confirming they were in South
Africa to buy arms. It was unclear whether the
Israeli passenger was an
intelligence operative or an
arms dealer, according to the
report. The National Conventional
Arms Control Committee,
which approves permits for
the import and export of
weapons, was not aware of
any applications made for such a transaction. The committee reportedly
confirmed that it was aware
of the incident but did not
want to comment further.http://m.news24.com/nigeria/World/News/93m-confiscated-from-Nigerians-in-South-Africa-20140914

Lagos - The number of people
killed in the collapse of a guest
house under construction at
the Lagos headquarters of
Pastor T.B. Joshua church rose
to 41 on Sunday, rescuers said, as they worked to clear the
wreckage. The five-storey building in the
Ikotun neighbourhood of
Lagos collapsed on Friday, and
Farinloye said some 130
people had been pulled out
alive with varying degrees of injury. Local media showed a mound
of flattened concrete and
twisted steel wires at the
compound belonging to the
Synagogue Church of All
Nations, which is headed by Prophet T.B. Joshua, who has
followers across Africa and
around the world. "We have 41 dead now,"
Ibrahim Farinloye, spokesman
in Lagos for Nigeria's National
Emergency Management
Agency (NEMA), said. On Friday after the collapse,
members of the church had at
first prevented emergency
officials from participating in
the rescue, making it difficult
to establish a toll for the dead and injured. But state rescuers
were allowed in on Saturday. "We're still working at the
site," said Farinloye, adding he
expected the clear-up would
extend into Monday. There was no immediate
explanation for the collapse. Eemergency services officials
said the lower two floors of
the building located in the
large church compound had
already been operating as a
guest house, and it appeared construction work was
underway to add three more
floors.http://m.news24.com/nigeria/National/News/Deaths-from-TB-Joshua-accident-rises-to-41-20140914

publicenemy: You should have commmennted first on ur own topic na,since you dey find first to comment. I no know wether them dey pay una for first to comment....

Jobless abokia.

my guy ask me oh.first to comment,second to comment or front paging doesn't make sense to me oh.not at all,i have been in those positions many time and i no even gbadu4it.

I don't like this type of news at all at all.I thought we just aquired 12 war jet,how come they didnt use them? Am so dissapointed!

We’ve heard of people
divorcing over a sexless
marriage, but divorcing over
too much sex? You don’t hear
that one every day.Apparently,
one man was recently granted a divorce by a Mumbai family
court because he could no
longer deal with his wife’s
“excessive and insatiable
desire for sex. According to The Times Of
India, the sex-fatigued
husband first approached the
court in January, claiming that
his wife was “aggressive,
stubborn and autocratic” and that she’d be harassing him for
sex since they married in April
2012. The man told the court his
wife forced medication on him
to boast his sexual stamina
and threatened to hook up
with other men if she
remained unfulfilled. Things got so bad, the husband had to
be hospitalized for an uneasy
stomach at one point. In the end, the wife failed to
appear before the court, so the
divorce was granted.
(Meanwhile, we couldn’t be
happier for the poor, put-upon
husband. May he go on to have as little — or as much — non-
chore-like, consensual sex as
he’d like..http://nigeriacamera.net/man-divorces-wife-over-her-excessive-and-insatiable-desire-for-sex/

Russia is learning to live in a
new harsh environment of
U.S.-led economic sanctions
and political confrontation
with the United States. More
than five months after the change of regime in Kiev,
which ushered in a new era in
Moscow’s foreign policy and
its international relations, a
rough outline of Russia’s new
security strategy is emerging. It is designed for a long haul
and will probably impact the
global scene. The central assumption in that
strategy is that Russia is
responding to U.S. policies that
are meant to box it in and hold
it down—and back. The
Kremlin absolutely could not ignore the developments in
Ukraine, a country of utmost
importance to Russia. The
armed uprising in Kiev brought
to power a coalition of
ultranationalists and pro- Western politicians: the worst
possible combination Moscow
could think of. President Putin
saw this as a challenge both to
Russia’s international position
and to its internal order. Taking up the challenge,
however, meant a real and
long-term conflict with the
United States. Verbal
opposition to U.S. global
hegemony was not enough. Unlike the 2008 Georgia war,
Ukraine was not an episode
that could be safely localized
and bracketed. Essentially, the
current U.S.-Russian struggle is
about a new international order. More here http://nigeriacamera.net/europes-nightmare-coming-true-america-vs-russia-again/

Al-Bashir You cannot fight
GOD.pharoh did and end up in
red sea.Repent or you reap the
same hervest with pharoh.

Sudan, a country of 38 million
citizens (as at 2013), has only
known peace for 11years
(1972 – 1983) in her 58 years
of gaining independence from
the United Kingdom and Egypt. Of the 47 years of conflict, two
civil wars have taken place
and they are responsible for
the loss of two and half million
lives in a total of 40 years. The
cause: religion. Despite seceding from the
Christian South in 2011, the
North has continued in its
persecution of Christians and
President Omar al-Bashir has
not hidden his intention to make Sudan an Islamic state,
even if it means ‘atrocious’
persecutions of Christians.
Though a strict version of
sharia law is in effect, the
constitution still recognizes religious freedom; provided
you don’t convert from Islam,
meaning there’s a systemic
violation of the freedom of
religion. A prominent case in May, 2014,
caused international outrage
as a Sudanese court sentenced
to death Meriam Yahia Ibrahim
Ishag death for apostasy
(simply put – converting from Islam to Christianity). Meriam,
27, was raised a Christian
despite her father being
Muslim; and was detained in
prison where she was
delivered of her second child, a daughter. Her plight shed light
on some of the practices of the
Sudanese government; and
she was finally able to leave
the country, following her
release from prison, after negotiations made by the
Italian government.July 12, 2014, the al-Bashir
regime’s ruthless campaign
took a new twist by
announcing through Shalil
Abdullah, the minister for
Guidance and Religious Endowments, that there
would be a ban on the
construction of new churches.
Abdullah argued that there
was no need to grant plots of
land for new churches since the existing ones were
enough. The general secretary of the
Sudan Council of Churches, Rev.
Kori Elramla Kori Kuku, said the
government’s intentions were
shocking and misleading. “We
(Christians) have the right to have new plots of land and
building of new churches,” he
said. “We need the churches
for the growing of Sudanese
Christians.” The human rights
organization, Christian
Solidarity Worldwide, which
works on behalf of persecuted
Christians, also issued a
statement, saying the continued practice of
demolishing and confiscating
church land constitutes a
violation of the right of
freedom of religion or belief;
but will the Sudanese budge … History tells us, http://m.news24.com/nigeria/MyNews24/Sudan-bans-building-of-churches-20140914

why this badnews again? It seem bh is on top of the matter.pls lets declare the north east and indipendent state of bokoharam.

thus e no concern me,but where is the video?

dryakson: real

na bh flag be that?