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Blood of ji sus

Thank God!!!

What else could Clueless minds bring you

Reminder.
17. If you do all that then you are a believer . thinking

You are right.
But there is no Love in politics especially in my country.

That hike in price must be as a result of the fact that there is no where on earth one won't find an Igbo man.
They're there in Chad

Jesus Christ was and is still spotless
The truth is: not everyone will subscribe christian.

Jesus!!!, rain storm or Tornado??
Holy ghost take charge of the remainder of the this raining season.

DonaldGenes:
Your Location please

ubiaja, edo

I am trying to believe the bride, some men think Xs is by force most times.
So i think thats what actually resulted in this, the bride might as well be hot tempered.
Lol, Logically Reasoning joor.

5. Character.
6. Belief &
7 Distance affects relationship.

she riously !!!

CopyCat...
Blame Opposition for this.

Buh he shouldn't have celebrated!!
He is still a Kid sha...

June? caring
but how dem tek know

#Waletill2190

ROTF

Enough of Television govts.
Human capital and infrastructural Development must reflect in the life of an average Nigerian.

GEJtill28-03-2015

Atleast 50 casualties!!

But blame the opposition for this --- PDP

Am on your side though i don't own a remote, talk more of a decoder.
Will your polythiefchians buy this idea

Accusations and Counter-accusations

just five?
You and thousands of applicants!

gadogado:
Ivory Coast's former first lady, Simone Gbagbo, has been sentenced to 20 years in jail for her role in the violence that followed the 2010 elections. Gbagbo, 65, had been charged with undermining state security. Her husband, former Ivorian President Laurent Gbagbo, is awaiting trial at the International Criminal Court (ICC). More than 3,000 people died in the violence that followed the presidential poll after the ex-leader refused to accept defeat to Alassane Ouattara. She and her husband were arrested in 2011 after troops stormed a bunker where the pair had taken refuge in the main city, Abidjan. And it was in the same city where Gbagbo - once called the "Iron Lady" and known for her fiery speeches - faced trial. She was also accused of disturbing public order and organising armed gangs.

'Ashamed of Ivorian justice'
She denied witness accounts that accused her of personally distributing arms to the death squads that operated in Abidjan during the five-month conflict. The court unanimously sentenced her to 20 years, which is the sentence for undermining state security.
The prosecution had only asked for 10 years - but this had only been for the charge of disturbing public order. The BBC's Ali Bamba in Abidjan says the verdict was delivered in the early hours of Tuesday morning after eight hours of deliberation by the jury.The former first lady remained calm, as she had been throughout the trial, almost as if she knew what was coming, he says
Her daughter from a previous marriage, Marie Antoinette Singleton, told the BBC's Newsday programme that the sentence was unfair and a sign of "political justice".

"Why would you want to double it? It's not about justice; it's about getting rid of political adversaries."If we say that something wrong happened, it happened on both sides. Nobody looked into bringing all responsible parties to trial," she said. Simone Gbagbo's lawyer said they would appeal."I was expecting Simone to be acquitted," Rodrigue Dadje told the BBC French service."There is no proof of her involvement at a personal level… I am ashamed for the Ivorian justice system."

'Humiliations'
The former first lady was on trial with 82 other supporters of her husband - 15 of whom were acquitted.Two former military allies also received 20-year jail terms: Gen Bruno Dogbo Ble, once head of the Republic Guard, and the ex-navy chief Adm Vagba Faussignaux. The other accused got lesser sentences. Before her sentencing, Simone Gbagbo had said that she forgave the prosecution, despite the humiliation she had suffered during the trial. "I forgive because, if we don't forgive, this country will burn," she said. Both sides were accused of atrocities in the conflict that followed the 2010 poll. But our correspondent says despite a promise from President Alassane Ouattara that both sides would face justice, no-one in the president's camp has been charged. Laurent Gbagbo, is facing four charges at the ICC in The Hague, including murder, rape and persecution.The ICC had issued an arrest warrant for Simone Gbagbo too, but this was dismissed by the Ivorian government.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-31809073

Charged for disturbing public order Whats the fate of that stone them to death woman if Opposition wins hia.

Let things Change for good.

#GEJtill28-03-2015

Thumbs UP op...
You have done well.

This much needed change will come, God willing.

'he we' twice is no longer a mistake.
Na peshe be your english teacher

Blame the Opposition party for this---PDP