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Federal College Of Education zaria, have barred every act of Christian fellowship in the institution. this order was made known to the F.C.S coordinators in the school while the Muslim fellowship is still on. the instructions read thus 'that hence forth all Christian fellowship going on within the college is here by suspended till further notice. '
recently a newly built complex was built in the school and was named ''Muslim Complex" meaning if you are not a Muslim, you are not entitled to own any shop.
mind you i use to be a student of the college

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Federal College Of Education zaria, have barred every act of Christian fellowship in the institution. this order was made known to the F.C.S coordinators in the school while the Muslim fellowship is still on. the instructions read thus 'that hence forth all Christian fellowship going on within the college is here by suspended till further notice. '
recently a newly built complex was built in the school and was named ''Muslim Complex" meaning if you are not a Muslim, you are not entitled to own any shop.
mind you i use to be a student of the college

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The divide among the ethnic groups in Nigeria took another dimension when yesterday, a tribal war broke out between the ranks of the Nigerian Army of the 82 Division Enugu which saw members of the Nigerian army in military uniforms engaging themselves in a bloody shoot out. According to the source close to the 82 Division Army Barracks, the cause of the shooting and killing which ensued, was as a result of the ill-treatment meted out on Igbo soldiers on some frequent scheduling of tasks and duties within them. The source further revealed that the Nigerian army of the 82 Division, Enugu was given a mandate to shortlist about 54 soldiers whom will be taking up the task to confront and combat the uprising of Niger Delta militants in the South- South geopolitical zone. It went further to say that the GOC, Brigadier Gen Ibrahim Attahiru assigned the duty of shortlisting of the armies to executive the task to two commanders who hails from the Northern and South Western Nigeria respectively. But owing to the disunity, nepotism and tribalism bedeviling the country, these commanders shortlisted 'all' the 54 soldiers from Igbo extraction. Apparently saddened by the outcome of the one-sided tribal arrangement, one of the enlisted Igbo soldiers confronted the commanders to question the process drafted in enlisting only Igbo soldiers to this mission of death and perdition. The commander it was gathered, immediately picked offence and demanded to know what gave him the temerity and audacity to question him, talk more of conceiving to disobey a military order. The said commander in a rage, pulled out his gun and shot at this young Igbo soldier on his forehead, killing him instantly at the spot. Another Igbo soldier who was equally among those shortlisted for the mission, immediately withdrew his own gun and fired at the commander, killing him too. He then subsequently directed his assault rifle on the second commander. It became a battle field as soldiers all surrendered themselves. The civilians witnessing the show as it unfolds all took to their heels. There would have been a serious blood bath in 82 Division Enugu army barracks but due to the timely intervention of the GOC who calmed the atmosphere of war, it was averted. As at the time of filing this report, there is no movement around, in and out of the barracks. We await for more details.

Port Harcourt
A group of armed men believed to be
cultists have blown up a gas facility in
Akala Olu village, Ahoada West Local
Government Area of Rivers State for the
arrest and continued detention of a
suspect, Mr. Emmanuel Odum.
The attack on the gas facility, according
to a statement signed by the Assistant
Director, Army Public Relations, 2
Brigade in Port Harcourt, Captain Eli
Lazarus, disrupted production activities
of the Nigeria Agip Oil Company.
The suspected cultists believed to be
members of Icelander cult group had
demanded the release of Odum, who
was said to be currently undergoing
interrogation for his alleged involvement
in pipeline vandalisation and cult-
related activities.
The statement issued in Port Harcourt
on Monday indicated that the vandals
and suspected cultists had also
threatened to carry out further attacks
on oil and gas installations unless their
demands were met.
“In the early hours of Sunday February
7, 2016, pipeline vandals destroyed a
gas facility in Akala Olu village in Oshie
community, Ahoada West Local
Government Area of Rivers State,
thereby disrupting the production
activities of Nigeria Agip Oil Company.
“The vandals threatened to carry out
further acts of vandalism unless their
demands are met. The vandals are
suspected members of Icelander cult
group.
“The group demanded for the release of
a detained suspect; one Mr. Emmanuel
Odum currently undergoing
interrogation in connection with pipeline
vandalism and cult related activities,”
the statement from the 2 Brigade read.
It, however, warned that that it would
not be intimidated into doing the bidding
of any group of criminals, cautioning
that the Nigerian Army will deal with
anybody caught vandalising the nation’s
pipelines.
It observed that politicians were arming
the cult groups and encouraging them
with inciting utterances capable of
breaching the peace, adding that the
Army would not hesitate to deal with
such politicians.

www.punchng.com/suspected-cultists-blow-up-agip-gas-pipeline-over-suspects-arrest/

By Benjqamin Njoku After five years of painstaking work, Tribe, the highly anticipated film directed by multiple-award winning film maker, Ifeanyichukwu Onyeabo, is ready to hit the screen. •A scene from the Tribe The film coming on the stable of Igbosteve Pictures will start showing in the cinemas in Africa and the Diaspora in the coming weeks. Described as one of the most audacious film projects in Nollywood ever, Tribe, which commenced recording in 2010 in Ghana, employed the services of actors and crew members from eight African countries and Jamaica after a 3-nation tour for auditions. The classic African story was set in Africa about five centuries ago, employing the basic tenets of African culture, attitude, and temperaments to achieve what the African film industry has been yearning for. According to the producers, the film highlighted values and vices that make the African continent an effervescent hub of activities, especially in the years of yore. “From greed, to betrayal, to bravery, to love, Tribe is a film that has a good dosage of such emotions in a manner the cinema lovers would be glued to their seats. After all the years put into the work, nobody would expect anything less than a classic from us. We went out of our way to get the characters that will interpret the roles the way we wanted. That took us to three African countries: Ghana, Nigeria and Sierra Leone. After the casting, we also embarked on another mission of training the cast to fit into the roles. The film has very impressive martial arts skills on display as was typical of the African society then, so we brought in experts in this field to train majority of the actors.” The action-packed film parades notable actors including late Peter Bunor (Nigeria), Fred Amugi (Ghana), Peachman Akputa (Nigeria), Amanda Ebeye (Nigeria), Kofi Djabi (Jamaica), Ekow Blankson (Ghana), Kafui Danku- Charles-Dean (Liberia) and Williemena Pinky Appleton (Liberia) alongside over two hundred actors who traversed the luscious locations where the film was shot. www.vanguardngr.com/2016/04/onyeabos-controversial-film-tribe-gears-cinema-run/

Radio Biafra which has been off the air
for some time, is currently streaming
live across the Nigerian airwaves
without Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the
Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB).
ARRAIGNED: Mr. Nnamdi Kanu,
detained leader of the Indigenous People
of Biafra, IPOB, with a Prisons official, at
the premises of a Federal High Court in
Abuja, yesterday.
Checks by an online medium, TheCable
revealed that the station is live on Tune
In, an Internet radio airing across the
world.
According to the TheCable, “the radio
station has hit the airwaves pushing the
same message of “freedom of
Biafraland” while condemning the
happenings in Nigeria, regarded as a
Zoo.
Radio Biafra is airing from “30
Sandlings Close, Pilkington Road,
London, SE11 3SY England, United
Kingdom”.
When TheCable tuned in, the anchor,
who was referred to as the new deputy
director of the station, was complaining
about the state of power and energy
resources in the country. After receiving
a call from Nigeria to complain that the
radio was not being aired via FM in
some parts of south east Nigeria, the
anchor responded by saying the
problem would be resolved.
“There is no problem with our general
platform, we would look into it
tomorrow. We are not forgetting our
leader, Kanu. Lord God almighty, grant
our leader protection. Continue to set
confusion in the midst of our enemies,
grant us total freedom”, he said.
Security agents had earlier arrested
suspected masterminds of Radio Biafra,
and charging its leader to court for
treasonable felony.
The signals were also reportedly
jammed after initial failed attempts, but
the station is still broadcasting on the
world wide web, after months off air.
After it was jammed in 2015, it
announced that it had launched another
station and promised to launch 50
others.
Both Radio Biafra and Biafra 24 radio
were live online as at Friday afternoon,
while residents of Port Harcourt, Rivers
state, were said to be having difficulties
accessing the station via local
transmission.
IPOB released a statement earlier in the
week to say: “Right now, we are back
on shortwave after Nigerian government
spent millions of dollars taxpayers
money trying to stop Radio Biafra.
“All Biafrans and friends of Biafra can
now go to 11600 kHz at 25-meter band
to cherish the gospel of truth,
Broadcasting time is 8pm London time,
9pm Biafra land time. We are
unstoppable because Chukwuka Okike
Abiama, Almighty God, is on our side.”
www.vanguardngr.com/2016/04/radio-biafra-back-on-air-prays-for-confusion-in-enemies-camp/

The passing of a loved one is definitely the most difficult experience that people go through. We have all been there. Whether be it a relative, a member of the immediate family, a friend, a colleague, it’s painful in every way. The acceptance that they are not with you physically anymore is agonizing. When you are close to someone who just passed away, there are certain signs that show you that they are still with you and watching over you. Most of the time we do not notice them, but here, just in case, you will know.
1. You can smell them The scent of a loved one is probably the most common way you’ll know that they are still with you. It can be the way they smell after spraying their favorite perfume, the food they cook, or even the tobacco they smoke. You are lucky if you get to smell them. It means they are sending you a message.
2. You see them in your dreams When we sleep, our subconscious mind is more open to the spirit world and this allows the deceased to interact with us and say what they want to say. Dreams involving the spirits of those who passed away tend to be really realistic. Make sure to pay attention because they may want to tell you something.
3. Your stuff go missing Often times, you will think that you just misplaced a certain item but you know that you only put it in a certain place. When you finally find your stuff, it might be that your departed loved one is just playing a joke on you. Just laugh it off. No need to be scared.
4. You have unusual thoughts There are moments when you feel you are having some thoughts that feel like they are not yours. It could be a sign that your departed loved one is just near you or trying to talk to you. It will feel as if your inner self is talking to you but it is confusing and does not feel like it’s not your internal monologue.
5. Signs during the funeral Do you know that our spirits attend our own funerals? This is according to renowned psychic James Van Praagh. They do it to be able to interact to everyone, comfort them, and relay the message that soon it will be fine. We tend to be so absorbed with the grieving that we do not notice these signs.

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The passing of a loved one is definitely the most difficult experience that people go through. We have all been there. Whether be it a relative, a member of the immediate family, a friend, a colleague, it’s painful in every way. The acceptance that they are not with you physically anymore is agonizing. When you are close to someone who just passed away, there are certain signs that show you that they are still with you and watching over you. Most of the time we do not notice them, but here, just in case, you will know. 1. You can smell them The scent of a loved one is probably the most common way you’ll know that they are still with you. It can be the way they smell after spraying their favorite perfume, the food they cook, or even the tobacco they smoke. You are lucky if you get to smell them. It means they are sending you a message. 2. You see them in your dreams When we sleep, our subconscious mind is more open to the spirit world and this allows the deceased to interact with us and say what they want to say. Dreams involving the spirits of those who passed away tend to be really realistic. Make sure to pay attention because they may want to tell you something. 3. Your stuff go missing Often times, you will think that you just misplaced a certain item but you know that you only put it in a certain place. When you finally find your stuff, it might be that your departed loved one is just playing a joke on you. Just laugh it off. No need to be scared. 4. You have unusual thoughts There are moments when you feel you are having some thoughts that feel like they are not yours. It could be a sign that your departed loved one is just near you or trying to talk to you. It will feel as if your inner self is talking to you but it is confusing and does not feel like it’s not your internal monologue. 5. Signs during the funeral Do you know that our spirits attend our own funerals? This is according to renowned psychic James Van Praagh. They do it to be able to interact to everyone, comfort them, and relay the message that soon it will be fine. We tend to be so absorbed with the grieving that we do not notice these signs.

By Chidi Nkwopara OWERRI—The sustained agitation for a sovereign state of Biafra appears to be attracting some attention from foreign countries, following the visit of the Phillippian Senate President’s aide, Lady Cynthia Esgurrna Touraha, to Owerri. Biafra protesters Vanguard gathered that Touraha was a guest of Imo Bilie Initiative, IBI, a non- governmental organization that also champions the cause of ensuring that Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, gets justice in Federal High Court, Owerri. It was also gathered that Touraha was scheduled to witness the court proceedings yesterday, in the suit filed by IBI against the Federal Government. Confirming this development to newsmen in Owerri, the President of IBI, Innocent Amadi, said that Touraha was in the court to witness the day’s proceedings. “We were at the Federal High Court, Owerri, to keep our date, but we were told that the court always enjoyed one week break after the Easter festivities. Our case has been adjourned to May 2, 2016”, Amadi said. Explaining their mission in the court, Amadi said that IBI was stoutly representing IPOB in the matter, stressing that the group would employ legal and diplomatic procedures in fighting for the sovereignty of Biafra. “We shall employ legal framework and diplomatic channels in fighting for the sovereign state of Biafra,” Amadi explained. Answering another question, the IBI boss lamented that the South East geo- political zone remains under-developed and successive administrations seem not to care. “The money spent in the construction of a single bridge in Abuja, can pave many roads in the South East geo-political zone,” Amadi said. www.vanguardngr.com/2016/04/biafran-struggle-attracts-foreign-countries/

Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State
has condemned the arrest of 76 Igbo
villagers from Ugwuneshi Autonomous
community, Awgu Local Government
Area of Enugu State, following a clash
between the natives and Fulani
herdsmen, saying, “It has gotten to a
level that lovers of peace in Nigeria
must speak out on this keg of gun
powder which the threat that the Fulani
herdsmen has become.”
No fewer than 76 men from the
Ugwuneshi Autonomous community
were last Thursday arrested and
whisked away by “men in military
uniform” after they protested the
continued destruction of their crops and
farmlands by Fulani herdsmen and their
cattle who settled in the area without
permission.
Reacting to the alleged arrest, Governor
Fayose, who spoke through his Special
Assistant on Public Communications
and New Media, Lere Olayinka, said
President Muhammadu Buhari should
address the killing of Nigerians and
destruction of farmlands by the Fulani
herdsmen.
The governor, who called for the
immediate and unconditional release of
the 76 Igbo villagers, said the President
Buhari’s All Progressives Congress
(APC) federal government must not give
impression that the Fulani herdsmen
were lords in other people’s lands.
Governor Fayose said the Fulani
herdsmen were giving impression that
they now own Nigeria and could
perpetrate any crime and get away with
it.
He said: “It is worrisome that the Fulani
herdsmen that killed over 400 Agatus in
Benue State, raped women and
destroyed farmlands in the North
Central, South West and South South
zones of Nigeria are walking the streets
free while Igbo people, who opted to
defend their sources of livelihood are
languishing in detention.
“Are they saying that those Igbo
villagers do not have rights to defend
their farmlands from further destruction
by the Fulani herdsmen when the
president who should defend them is
keeping silent?
“These people must be released by
whichever security agency of the federal
government that is holding them
because Nigerians don’t deserve to be
treated like slaves in their own house.
www.vanguardngr.com/2016/03/protest-against-fulani-herdsmen-fayose-condemns-arrest-of-76-igbo-villagers/

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The leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) Nnamdi Kanu in the interview granted to Ejike Ofoegbu from Family writers speaks about the Biafra issue. Speaking on why he decided to restore Biafra Kanu said: “First. It was not a choice I made to restore Biafra, it was a call from the must high Chiukwu Okikiabiama to lead his people out from the contraption called Nigeria, which have no meaning, what so ever. And I have dedicated my life to get Biafra or I die trying to restore Biafra. The reason why my mother gave birth to me, is to restore and save Biafrans.” He added: “The Biafran race will be cleaned up from the face of the earth, you will come back home, if you are living outside the country, you will no longer no the road to your fathers land. “How can I encourage my people to work towards the upbringing of Nigeria, when we don’t hear the same language, we don’t eat the same food, we don’t have the same culture, in fact if I come to their land to practice my culture.. I will be beheaded. Their women wear hi- jab, and Biafran women don’t, and on the point that our women don’t wear hi- jab, they will be seen as infidels, and on that note will be beheaded. We are 100 % Christian. This people are Muslims who see killing as a culture.. From where I came from, it hard for my people to kill a human being, because in my language human being is called Mmadu which means the beauty of life, now you see it will never work, the only solution is Biafra.” Kanu further stated that there is no regret in his dictionary, adding that he is ready to spend a thousand years in a prison. “I said and will continue to say that, is either the flag of Biafra is raised up, or I am lowered in the grave, ” the Biafra leader noted. While being asked what he wants to say his supporters, Kanu said: “ProBiafra means supporters of Biafra, we are Biafrans, so I can’t be a supporter of Biafra. And also we are not trying to secede from Nigeria. We are older than Nigeria. You can only talk about seceding if Biafrans are they ones that colonized Nigeria. But we are older than that contraption. So we can’t secede rather we just want to go back the way we were before the British came. It is Biafra or death, even Buhari knows that…” Kanu, who is a dual British-Nigerian citizen, was arrested in Lagos in October by Nigerian intelligence agents during a visit from London. He leads the IPOB, a separatist movement calling for the independence of the southeastern territories that made up Biafra in the late 1960s. The Biafra leader denied all six of the charges against him, which include treasonable felony, a charge that carries a possible life sentence. He wrote to the British government asking to press President Buhari to release him from the custody. Source NAIJ.COM

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