Sydney22:
And they keep dishing out new lies each day !!

989900:
Old pics. #nongraphic

A 15-year old girl, Latifah Smith-Nabengana has claimed that Jesus Christ impregnated her after a “divine encounter.”

Smith-Nabengana who hails from Ohio in the United State, said an “Angel of God in July 2015, during an encounter told her that she had been chosen to bear the Christ’s son.”

According to Smith-Nabengana, “He told me that he was a Nephilim, like those described in the Bible. He told me that he had a message from Jesus, He said that I was going to be pregnant, and that I would give birth to a son, Jesus’ son.”

She added, “The Nephilim were on the earth in those days, and also afterward, when the sons of God came in to the daughters of men, and they bore children to them. Those were the mighty men who were of old, men of renown.”

Reacting to the teenager’s claim, Dr. William Franklin Murphy, a gynaecologist, said he is aware of Smith-Nabengana pregnancy but is unable to either confirm or invalidate her claims.

“For all I know, her pregnancy seems normal,”

“Her claims of Virgin pregnancy are technically true, but that doesn’t mean there was a divine intervention. I can tell you that it’s a boy, but there is no way for me to determine if it is Jesus’ son until he is born. If she asks for a DNA test at that time, then we can tell you who the father is,” Murphy said.

Col. Ojogbane Adegbe, former aide-de-camp to former president Goodluck Jonathan, has warned that another Dasukigate may be imminent if he is forced to reveal what transpired in that administration.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) arrested Adegbe on Wednesday in Lagos where he went through rigorous interrogation before he was flown to Abuja yesterday.

It was learnt that interrogation proceedings of the former ADC by the EFCC officials could open up a new can of worms, which “could surpass what is now known as Dasukigate.”

In December 2015, Jonathan’s National Security Adviser, Col.Sambo Dasuki was arrested by the Department of State Security (DSS) and handed over to the EFCC over his role in the $2.1 billion arms purchase scandal.

The money, meant to purchase arms for the military fighting insurgency in the North-East, was said to have been diverted through the office of the NSA and used for 2015 campaign for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

The EFCC is hopeful the former ADC may soon give details of all he knows with regards to financial transactions and the dramatic personae involved in the last administration, an insider told the Sun.

Preliminary findings, including recovered documents, were said to have suggested a large-scale of questionable expenditure with funds sourced from and outside the arms purchase deals.

Another source told the newspaper that, “most of the funds were reportedly diverted soon after the election was postponed from the originally scheduled date of February 14, 2015 to March 28, 2015.”

Among the active participants in the alleged loot, was a top official of an agency set up to discourage militancy in the South-South, who is currently outside the country.

At the centre of the interrogation of the former ADC, who has been moved to Abuja, Daily Sun reported, was the “mind-boggling spending” during the two weeks’ extension of the general election, “which runs into several trillions of naira, when converted from foreign currency.”

Sources disclosed further that many top Nigerians, “including some very close persons” to the former president, may likely be called to explain and defend their roles in the handling of the funds, a chunk of which was sourced from the agency.

The ADC who was arrested in Lagos a few days ago, was alleged to be attending a senior officers course when he was picked up for interrogation.

Before him, many serving and retired military officers had been quized in connection with the arms purchase deal during the Jonathan administration.

Former Chief of Defence Staff, Air Marshal Alex Badeh (retd) and the former Chief of Air Staff, Air Vice Marshal Amosu (retd) and other top politicians have been under EFCC investigation.

TheFreeOne:


There ought be fair representation of various interests in governance but merit shouldn't be jettisoned for religious inclinations.

TheFreeOne:


Kindly explain.

TheFreeOne:
If the govt stopped Olukere stipends in 1989 then it means the crisis transcends Fayose govt.

However Fayose should be father to all to maintain peace in the state lest his adversaries will exploit all avenues to breed crisis to hang him.
And the Olukere should stop his unnecessary chest beat about being a warrior when he can't even stay in his palace.

All Yorubas are children of Oduduwa, let's work together for peace and a greater Oodua nation.

Oodua a gbe wa o.

The destruction of a billboard bearing the picture of the Olukere of Ikere-Ekiti, Oba Ganiyu Ayodele Obasoyin, by Governor Ayodele Fayose on Wednesday has sparked a riot in the town.

The violence, which began at 6pm when Fayose was passing through the town on his way from Uyo, the Akwa Ibom State capital, where he attended the thanksgiving service to mark the electoral victory of Governor Udom Emmanuel, continued yesterday.

Youths blocked major roads leading to the town, condemning Fayose for “descending too low” and vowed to “spill their blood” to defend the Olukere.

They destroyed some billboards which had the pictures of the Ogoga of Ikere, Oba Samuel Adejimi Adu, who is enjoying the governor’s backing.

Commuters passing through the town from Akure, Ita Ogbolu, Iju, Ise, Emure, Ado-Ekiti and other communities were stranded as the irate youths barricaded the highway with logs of wood and other objects.

Bonfires were lit on the road as the police mobilised to prevent the mayhem from escalating.

Businesses were paralysed by the crisis, which sent many residents indoors early.

The contentious billboard was installed at the town centre by the Olukere’s subjects to mark the celebration of last year’s Olosunta Festival.

The Olukere is locked in a rivalry battle with the Ogoga who has since been recognised by Fayose as the “only authentic paramount ruler in the community”.

According to the state‘s website, Ikere-Ekiti has two Obas-the Olukere and the Ogoga-who have existed side-by-side for ages but the government stopped the Olukere’s stipends in 1989.

Tension between the two monarchs heightened on January 23 during the inauguration of the Ogoga’s palace when Fayose, who was represented by his deputy, Kolapo Olusola, an indigene of the town, declared that the only traditional ruler recognised by the government is the Ogoga.

The contentious billboard was installed at Odo-Oja, which is the centre of the town.

Addressing a briefing in Ado Ekiti yesterday where he displayed the pictures of Fayose and his security aides destroying his billboard, Oba Obasoyin called on the Federal Government to intervene because his life is under threat.

Obasoyin recalled that he had about three weeks ago drawn attention to an alleged plan by the governor “to set the town on fire”, saying the destruction of his billboards was the fulfillment of Fayose’s earlier threat to him.

According to him, when he heard of ‘Fayose’s plans’, he informed the two Divisional Police Officers (DPOs), the Commissioner of Police, the Department of State Services (DSS) and the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC).

He promised to do everything possible to calm down his subjects to ensure that peace returns to the troubled community

The monarch added: “Fayose came to Ikere in the evening in a convoy and parked his car by the roundabout and started tearing my billboard. I can’t go to my palace.

“I want to appeal to the governor not to burn Ikere. He should not set my town on fire. My life is at stake because if a governor can tear my billboard himself, you can imagine what he would do if he sees me face-to-face.

“Let the Federal Government take note of what is happening in Ekiti State because I have never seen it anywhere in Nigeria where a governor will tear the billboard of a traditional ruler.

“I don’t know my offence; maybe it’s a personal grudge against me I don’t know but he (Fayose) should not visit my sin on the people.

“Ikere belongs to me and not to Ogoga and I will never surrender my authority to anybody, no matter how highly placed and powerful he may be. My people are warriors; they are ready to defend the Olukere throne, which had existed before that of Ogoga.

“Fayose and Ogoga have forgotten so soon that the land Ogoga is occupying in Ikere and the authority he is using were given to him by my palace, including his crown.

“Ogoga in history was never a crowned prince anywhere, including Benin, where he claimed to have come from. I made him who he is and he should not push my people to go into war. They should let Ikere be.

“They wanted to ignite crisis and burn down my town, but I am pleading that they should desist because I am the owner of the land and I won’t allow it to burn.

“I am a descendant of Oduduwa and one of the founders of Ekiti land; so we are going to resist any attempt by Ogoga, who is a stranger in my land, to conspire with Fayose to obliterate my stool.”

Fayose’s Chief Press Secretary Idowu Adelusi has accused Oba Obasoyin of lying against his principal.

Adelusi said: “The allegations make no sense at all. There are some lies you tell and you win sympathy. But in other cases, you look foolish.

“To say that the governor destroyed the bill board or sent people to destroy whatever is a lie carried too far.

“Fayose is not from Ikere. He is not interested in who rules Ikere. How can he nurse animosity against the Olukere?

“That this administration gave recognition to the Ogoga, Fayose was simply following the law, particularly on the Ikere issue.

“None of the past administrations recognised the Olukere. Does the Olukere expect the governor to do otherwise and cause crisis in the ancient town?

“The Olukere was only ventilating his anger when he alleged that the governor destroyed or sent people to destroy his billboards. The allegation is unfounded.”

TippyTop:


Most of those who own houses there are northerners, lets see if El-Rufai is willing to dash Buhari his mansion in UAE.

Bigprozzie:



And so what? Who cares what the ethnicity of the corrupt people are? As long as they are been brought to justice

You need to stop this attitude all because you want likes, you are to old for this nonsense.


@ Topic

This means that Buharis visit to UAE is already bearing fruits. Ever since Buhari was sworn in, EFCC has suddenly re-discovered its zeal

Stealing is now corruption

BenBruce4Presdt:




Sorry!!

Make sure you take your medication tonight.. You really will need it.. Ur health is not important to u alone.. U know?

BenBruce4Presdt:

I can't respond cos I don't even understand your grammar.. .
Please come again

BenBruce4Presdt:


Let me tell you something, despite knowing it means nothing to you..

I will be glad to do that anyway anytime..

However, so many people have even trade life for him..

Are you not surprised that despite the high handedness of NA, people still responds to the call for protest by IPOB worldwide..

This issue has gone beyond internet ranting.. People are already feed up with IPOB peaceful calls in protest..

Let us pray that one stone head person doesn't hijack the movement and turn it violent cos Millions of people are very ready to move and die on command.. Let us continue the prayer cos it won't pay both parties..

Believe it or not..

Violence don't pay!

OnankpaBa:
in other news, he should be hanged?

ishiamu:


Zombie o zombie, tell am 2 go quench na jiri jara joro

Don't be an apc zombie