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Pope Francis has called on Moroccans to fight fanaticism during a visit to promote inter-faith dialogue.

He was met at the airport by King Mohammed VI and driven to the capital Rabat, where he gave a speech.

The pontiff is to meet migrants and Muslim leaders, and hold a Mass for the country's small Roman Catholic community this weekend.

The Vatican considers the papal visit a continuation of last month's historic trip to the United Arab Emirates.

Islam is the state religion in Morocco.
To a crowd of thousands, Pope Francis said it was "essential to oppose fanaticism" and for the faithful to "live as brothers".

He defended "freedom of conscience" and "religious freedom" as fundamental for human dignity, and said it was "necessary" to make the "appropriate preparations of future religious guides".

Since 2015, 1,600 young Moroccans are estimated to have been radicalised and joined jihadists fighting for the Islamic State group.

King Mohammed said the key to tackling radicalisation of young people was to increase religious education.
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Image caption The pope (l) will meet with Muslim leaders and migrants over the weekend

The spiritual leader of the world's 1.3 billion Catholics was invited to the North African nation by its king, Moroccan authorities said, as part of the "development of inter-religious dialogue".

Moroccan law guarantees freedom to worship.

But Christians - who make up less than 1% of the country's 33 million people - say they are not allowed to worship openly and face discrimination.

Under the penal code, you can be put in prison for trying to convert a Muslim to Christianity.

The pontiff is also visiting a school for imams and a migrant centre run by a Catholic charity, as Europe and North Africa continue to wrestle with the issue of migration.

Source: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-47759565

Details have begun to emerge of the final moments of an Ethiopian Airlines flight which crashed three weeks ago.

An anti-stalling system on the plane, a Boeing 737 Max, has been blamed for the disaster which killed all 157 people on board.

Soon after take-off - and just 450ft (137m) above the ground - the aircraft's nose began to pitch down.

One pilot, according to the Wall Street Journal, said to the other "pitch up, pitch up!" before their radio died.

The plane crashed only six minutes into its flight.
'Catastrophic failure'

The Wall Street Journal - which says it's spoken to people close to the ongoing investigation - says the information it has "paints a picture of a catastrophic failure that quickly overwhelmed the flight crew".

Leaks this week from the crash investigation in Ethiopia and in the US suggest an automatic anti-stall system was activated at the time of the disaster.

The Manoeuvring Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS) flight-control feature was also implicated in a fatal crash involving a Lion Air flight in Indonesia last October.

The Boeing 737 Max went down shortly after take-off from Jakarta, killing all 189 people on board.
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Image caption All 157 passengers and crew on board were killed during the crash earlier this month

An investigation of the Lion Air flight suggested the anti-stall system malfunctioned, and forced the plane's nose down more than 20 times before it crashed into the sea.

The Ethiopian authorities have already said there are "clear similarities" between the Lion Air incident and the Ethiopian Airlines crash.

The airline and authorities have refused to comment on leaks from the investigation.

Concerns about the Boeing 737 Max have led to a worldwide grounding of the plane.
System update

Boeing has redesigned the software so that it will disable MCAS if it receives conflicting data from its sensors.

As part of the upgrade, Boeing will install an extra warning system on all 737 Max aircraft, which was previously an optional safety feature.

Neither of the two planes that were involved in the fatal crashes carried the alert systems, which are designed to warn pilots when sensors produce contradictory readings.

The aircraft update is designed to ensure the MCAS will no longer repeatedly make corrections when a pilot tries to regain control.

Boeing is also revising pilot training to provide "enhanced understanding of the 737 MAX" flight system and crew procedures.
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Image caption Investigators have not yet determined the cause of the accident, which took place just minutes after the plane took off from Bole Aiport in Ethiopia

Earlier this week, Boeing said that the upgrades were not an admission that the system had caused the crashes.

Investigators have not yet determined the cause of the accidents, but a preliminary report from Ethiopian authorities is expected within days.

Boeing has tried to restore its battered reputation, while continuing to insist the 737 Max is safe.

Sources: https://www.bbc.com/news/business-47759966

Lagos – Tragedy struck in the sleepy town of Ayobo on Saturday when a middle-aged school teacher and mother of one allegedly killed her three-year-old son before committing suicide on Saturday evening.

The woman, whose name is withheld as police investigations continue, was a school teacher at Tri-fets Private School, also in Ayobo.

The deceased, who resided at No 1, Femi Olaniran Street, off Ferguson Osagie Road, before her sudden death, was said to be financially comfortable as her husband was based abroad and had no known trouble that may have led her to kill her son and then take her own life.

According to a close family source who spoke to INDEPENDENT, the case has been reported to the Ayobo Police Station as police sources also say the police was not ruling out possible double homicide after facts emerged that the deceased and her son were foaming from the mouth when they were found dead inside their home.

Another theory says it may have been a case of food poisoning.

The family source also informed INDEPENDENT that the remains of the deceased mother and child have not been moved as the tradition in Ayobo area is that when sudden and unexplained deaths occur, the Oro is always consulted to find out the cause of death and to ward off evil spirits that may have been unleashed of the sudden mysterious death.

Reports say the two corpses are currently lying in the house awaiting the Oro rituals before they are moved.

INDEPENDENT was yet to find out the name of the deceased and her son as at the time of filing this report.

Sources: https://www.independent.ng/breaking-confusion-as-mother-allegedly-kills-her-baby-commits-suicide-in-ayobo/

Some guys can just be insensible by bringing such her, you will want her to wash yours but she should not wash her daddy's own, don't be stupid......���

ddjay:
Slight correction here, in the north to there Christians and Muslims, so it would favour the northern Muslims, 99.9%

Guy one bottle of Wine for you, All Northern Christians are second class citizens.

Hanging,

Another round of next level looting by APChit, very unfortunate.

greatnaija01:
dude to be able to know U were wrong and OWN up to it, mehn... YOU BE REAL MAN. I salute you.

BUT the issue is complex a little.
QUESTIONS that may make her not want to "try again" with u

1) Have you dealt with your insecurites and issues OR you miss her because she had a better way of COPING with you?

2) In the last two months, HAVE U MATURED psychologically? HAVE U stopped reacting childishly to things?

3) IF SHE GIVES YOU A SECOND CHANCE, what would you do differently that will ensure the FIRST break up does not repeat itself again?

4) Are you dating her with plans for the future or just to "KIP KIP" and see how it goes?

5) In what way would you help her HEAL and MOVE ON from the hurt you have caused her?

BRO, if you can critically answer these questions in YOUR HEART... you will get her back quickly.

SECURITY is very important to ladies in relationship o.

Nice advice.

Nice move

supaflex:
what u see is what u get.. but be prepared to wait... u wil wait and get tired... lets say like 3 weeks to a month of waiting... when dey eventually call u for pickup.. by den u wil even forget u orderd for something.

Yes ooooo, you are there.

Buhari has compromised that judge, the judgment is inconclusive.

Souqwaqif:
Thank you all for both destructive and constructive opinions and counsels.Through your advise I have been able to discuss with her dad,and discovered he was already aware,but kept mute till I called him this afternoon and he was very happy that I reported the matter to him,he assured me he will caution her daughter but advised me not to use such demeaning words"disappointed and ashamed of her daughter " due to her poor dressing.Tho I apologized to him(father).But I still insist that I was angry because she has to do the needful or live her life with whomever is making her dress in such manner even after I bought good cloths for her.Although the dad told me he spent some money on her all these while I have been mute and will still remain mute until the needful is done,I immediately refunded the money back to him.I really appreciate all your good counsels and insults from the small minds but only God knows my heart that I won't like my woman to dress like a harlot and if she is not ready to apologize and change to be a good model to our daughter then two captains can not be in a ship.Thanks

Guy it's too early for you to start reporting her to her Dad since you are not married, if you continue like this that means you can't control her and that is how you will continue to tell people about your issues, I advice you continue with your life and stop bothering yourself about a girl that wants to test the other side of life.

Some gullible Magots will start telling us the president is Mr integrity.

seyigiggle:
eleyi le gan nio
this is deep mehn!

I have always advised guys, as much as possible, never train a lady in education, support only with advice!!! you are not her father.

my advice is simple but difficult.
First, let your kids know the situation, they are the only ones you owe explanations now. Children understands than we could imagine
Secondly, never stoop low to engage your ex wife in legal battle. she looks sophisticated than you, that's exactly what she wants
Thirdly, ensure you get if not custody, visitation period
Fourthly, Move on!!!

Even in marriage, expect the unexpected.

Good advice. I will reemphasize, don't engage her in any lagal or physical fight if not you will regret it. Make sure your kids are now your priority, pay back any aggression from her with smile and love. Time shall tell...........

Maybe they rest in peace

Yes oooo, I was there, my local government doing what is good, the deputy governor was overwhelmed, even his security officers where praying for him to lose.

When the hunter become the hunted it becomes an issue, the Fulani started by killing 11 kadara people, that same day the kadara immediately went on reprisal,

360degreess:
Hope one Nyamiri is not behind this?..Because those flat headed people can be dangerous... 4+4 next level is sure next Saturday by the grajce of God.

See how foolish you can be, just remove sentiments and make a rational statement.

Am in such a situation........ Nice questions

A Ghanaian undercover journalist has been shot dead while driving home, after a politician called for retribution against him. Unidentified men on motorbikes shot Ahmed Hussein-Suale three times in the capital Accra, local media reports say. He was a member of Tiger Eye Private Investigations and had investigated corruption in Ghana's football leagues.

The undercover report on cash gifts led to a lifetime ban for the former head of Ghana's Football Association. BBC Africa Eye made a documentary about the scandal last year after gaining access to the investigation led by journalist Anas Aremayaw Anas, who runs Tiger Eye.

After the BBC broadcast the football documentary, Ghanaian MP Kennedy Agyapong circulated photos of Mr Hussein-Suale and called for retribution against him. In turn, the New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists called on Mr Agyapong last summer to stop threatening journalists.

In a press release, Tiger Eye said they were "terribly devastated by the dastardly act", but were "unshaken" in their pursuit of "nation-wreckers".

Mr Hussein-Suale was shot twice in the chest and once in the neck in the suburb of Madina at about 23:00 (23:00 GMT) on Wednesday night, reports say.

His body has reportedly been taken to the Police Hospital Morgue and will be buried soon.

The investigative journalist co-operated with the BBC on several stories, including an investigation into human body parts sold for ritual magic in Malawi.

Violence against the press is rare in Ghana.

According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, only one other journalist has been killed in Ghana since 1992.

The International Federation of Journalists says eight journalists were killed across all of Africa in 2018


https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-46902748

I watched over that last night and I was wondering if this is my president, anyone who thinks that Buhari is still the rightful person to be the president is a fool and I have no apology for that.

Register on their app and begin to make orders so you can grow ur membership t ha that will make you to get discount on products as well as coupon from stores.

All I can say is that her brain is five hours ahead of a goat.

Well these are the things that make Buhari a man of integrity. nepotism, tribalism.......

This is lies, this figure can be from one or two local government,

1. Your Dad contributed in spoiling her.
2. Sending her out will only curse more harm
3. Talking sense in his subtle way can make her change
4. Your mother was not probably playing a motherly role to her.
Solutions
1. Go spiritual
2. Call someone she listens to counsel her
3. Change of environment may help
4. If you are can make her stay away from peers, it will assist

Buhari cronies come and defend your paymaster.

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Ghanaians take great pride in making coffins that reflect the life, dreams, passions and status of the dead.

Loved ones believe the dead should get the best possible send-off, with funerals being elaborate affairs.

Journalists Fellipe Abreu and Henrique Hedler visited two Kane Kwei Carpentry Workshops, in the capital Accra and the southern city of Kumasi, to meet the carpenters making custom-made coffins.

The shops are named after Seth Kane Kwei, who some say first designed fantasy coffins in Ghana. With Ghana being one of the world's largest cocoa producers, families in rural areas collect and save their hard-earned money to bury the deceased in custom-made cocoa pods.

Coffins like this can cost up to $1,000 (£780) - a huge amount for the farmers, most of whom earn less than $3 a day.Generally, the coffin designs reflect the occupation or status of the deceased. In this case "the chilli pepper carries a symbolic meaning that goes well beyond the life of a farmer," says workshop manager Eric Adjetey, who's been in the business for 50 years.

The red colour and spiciness represents the personality of that person. "He was hot and temperamental, a person you don't want to mess around with." Coffins in the style of a Mercedes Benz are popular - this one is for a wealthy man who owned the German-made car, and his grave will be dug to fit it.

"This is one of the most commonly used coffins. It represents the person's high social status," says coffin maker Steve Ansah. Most people call the pieces of art fantasy coffins, but they are locally called Abeduu Adekai, which means "proverb boxes".

This is because there is a symbolic meaning behind each design. Aeroplanes are also among the popular designs. This one is for a child. It symbolizes his successful journey to the afterlife.

Sometimes community members chip in to help with the costs of making a coffin. In recent years, the real estate sector has boomed in Ghana. This coffin is for a landlord who was widely appreciated by his community for building and renting homes to them.

"Generally, it's the responsibility of loved ones and family members to buy the coffin for the deceased. But they also have to pay for the ceremony, including buying food and drink, and clothing for the deceased."

"The ceremony happens from Thursday to Monday. On Thursday the family gets the coffin; on Friday the body is brought from the mortuary; on Saturday the funeral takes places, while on Sunday people go to church. On Monday family members count the money that was invested and donated," Mr Adjetey says. Carpenters carve the coffin, then sand it to create a uniform surface ready to be painted. A local singer will be buried in this microphone-shaped coffin.

"We don't know the person's size so we ask the family, or even rely on photos," says Mr Ansah, the carpenter. In recent years, other carpenters have started making custom-made coffins to meet the booming local demand. The palanquin and queen is actually not a coffin, it was custom-made for an art gallery in Philadelphia in the US.

Customers in more than 20 countries have bought these coffins over the last decades.

The coffin designs have also attracted interest from woodworking students in South Korea, Russia, US and Denmark, who have come to Ghana to learn the trade.

Local carpenters often use simple handmade tools to sand the wood and carve the wood into a coffin shape.

Source: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-46142977