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Jonathan’s rally: I
knew I would be
booed — Daniel
By Francis Falola, Abeokuta
Monday, 14 Mar 2011

Ogun State Governor Gbenga Daniel has said that he had
foreknowledge of the booing that greeted his presence at the
official flag off of president Goodluck Jonathan ’s Presidential
campaign rally in Abeokuta.
Daniel, who is the South West
Peoples Democratic Party Coordinator of the Goodluck/ Sambo Presidential Campaign,
was booed by the supporters of the PDP at the rally at the MKO
Stadium in Abeokuta on Saturday.
But Daniel in his reaction to the
matter on Sunday, said theperpetrators of the act were
sponsored from neighbouring
states.
In a statement by his Chief Press
Secretary, Mr. Adegbenro
Adebanjo, Daniel said, “On
Saturday during President
Jonathan ’s campaign tour of
Ogun State, a section of the
crowd acting on the prompting
of those who hired them made
uncomplimentary remarks when
the name of Governor Daniel was
called by officials during
proceedings at the MKO Abiola
Stadium, Abeokuta.
“For the avoidance of doubt, we
want to put it on record that
there was nothing spontaneous
about the disrespectful act to the
person and office of the
Governor of Ogun State.
“It was a premeditated act by the
sponsors of the ignoble act who
having failed to get Daniel not to
attend the event decided to
embarrass him at the venue.
“They had hired some
undesirable elements mainly
from outside the state and
briefed them to heckle the
governor during the event. ”
The statement added, “It is not
that we were not aware of the
plot.
“Indeed various scenarios were
considered prior to the visit of
the President to Ogun State.
Some of the governor ’s advisers
had counselled that supporters
of the governor should be
mobilised to the venue to
counter the plot which had
already been uncovered by
security agents. ”
But the statement added that the
governor overruled this
suggestion because of security
considerations.
According to the statement, “the
situation could degenerate to a
face-off between both sides
which would have seriously
embarrassed the President and
mar the visit. And the plotters
would have gone to town
accusing the governor of
violence. ”

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Outrage over
Nigerian gay pastor
in UK

DISBELIEF and disgust:
Those two words have followed the guilty plea of a popular United
Kingdom-based Nigerian Christian cleric, Albert Odulele, in a charge of sexually molesting two young boys.
Odulele, a televangelist and
Principal Pastor of the Glory House, International, Kent,
London, last Thursday pleaded guilty to being a paedophile and a gay, before a UK court.
Christian clerics in Nigeria have
roundly condemned the act, while most of the comments on
his social network site, Facebook, are full of mix-reations.
Catholic Bishop of Abuja, John Onaiyekan, in an interview with
Sunday Compass described homosexuality as “sinful.” He said: “I don't want to
condemn the person, because I am not aware of the story. But the position of my church on
homosexuality is that it is a sin and it is condemnable ”.
Also, the Pastor of the House on the Rock Ministry, Pastor Paul
Adefarasin, said that anyone engaged in homosexuality
should be rehabilitated, and must seek forgiveness from God.
He said: “We condemn
homosexuality. It is not of God.
The person should be
rehabilitated, and he must also seek forgiveness from God. ”
Odulele, was arrested last summer over charges of indecent assault of a child under 16 years old, and sexual assault
of another male teenager. He pleaded guilty to both charges, at Bexley Magistrates' Court in south east London and was
committed for sentencing at Woolwich Crown Court on a date yet to be set.
The alleged sexual assaults took place in 2003 and 2004.
Pastor Odulele, who goes by the designate 'teacher, preacher and
evangelical preacher', is renowned among evangelical Christians. According to his website, his church has a congregation of 3,000; with branches in Leeds, Birmingham,
Nigeria and Brazil.
Odulele admitted to police that he had been 'battling' with his sexuality for years, and denied the offences were pre-planned.
However, checks on the Facebook account of the pastor indicate that since the scandal
broke out there have been several Cause Requests, such as:
We Stand By Pastor Albert Odulele, which as at yesterday
evening had 591 members; and another captioned: We Don't Stand By Pastor Albert Odulele,
having only nine members.
News Headlines Outrage over Nigerian gay pastor in UK
SUNDAY, 06 MARCH

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