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A terrible accident occurred earlier today Tuesday January 7th on 3rd Mainland Bridge that left at least one person dead. The accident involved a Black Prado SUV (pictured above) that reportedly lost its tyres while on high speed. Two people were in the car at the time of the accident, with one of them reportedly dying on the spot. The other passenger is in critical condition in the hospital. The accident caused heavy traffic on both lanes several hours ago.
A REPORT CULLED FROM VANGUARD

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Third Mainland bridge auto accident kills banker
One person was feared dead while another was critically injured, Tuesday, during a lone accident involving a Sports Utility Vehicle, SUV, on the Third Mainland bridge in Lagos at about 10.25 a.m.
According to an eye witness, the vehicle belonging to Access Bank, was heading towards Iyana-Oworo from Lagos Island. It had a tyre burst while on high speed. It tumbled and landed on the median. Its driver died on the spot while a female passenger was critically injured and taken to General Hospital, Gbagada.
As at press time, the condition of the victim was yet to be ascertained.
An official of Federal Road Safety Commission,FRSC, was able to provide succour to the victim as she was later taken to the hospital in a private car.
A law enforcement agent who pleaded anonymity attributed the incident to over-speeding on the part of the deceased.
According to him, “the road was very free, so the deceased took advantage of the situation and drove on a high speed and could not control the vehicle. Before anyone knew what was happening, he tumbled and landed on the median and died on the spot. Also, his passenger was critically injured and taken to hospital.”
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Top music producer, Olumide Aka, popularly known as ID Cabasa, the guy who produced 9ice's mega hit debut album, is reportedly now a pastor. He was ordained today at Global Impact Church, Babs Animashaun, Surulere. Congrats to him...
http://lindaikeji..in/2013/12/music-producer-id-cabasa-ordained-pastor.html

Akpa ife: People dnt wat d light of God again

Imagine just 2 see a naked n sily girls dance on street dat u dnt wat people 2 worship God

lmao.........

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A Christian youth group under the aegis of Christian Youth Group in Cross River State has protested at the Government House in Calabar, over the conduct of carnival activities on Sundays, alleging that the state Government was apparently scheming to suppress Christianity and relegate the religion to the background in the state.
The leader of one of the protesters, Reverend Theodore Effiong who is the National Adviser and Patron of the group, also regretted that the Carnival Calabar has caused the state social and moral setback, as there was alarming increase in teenage pregnancy, drug abuse and child abandonment.
Expressing their concerns, they lamented that the last carnival to Christmas which took place on Sunday, allegedly hindered many Christians from attending Sunday worship as most of the major roads were closed to traffic.
The protests which took place for two consecutive days, started with the Cross River State Christian Women who appeared in sack cloths at the Government House gate, urging the state Governor, Senator Liyel Imoke not to allow the Carnival or Carnival Dry Runs to hold on Sundays again. They lamented that the last Carnival dry run hindered scores of worshipers, and prevented them from going to church due to the blocking of roads by the Carnival train.
The placard carrying women who went through Calabar main market, Watt and the Millennium Park and finally barricaded the Governor’s Office gate, said “no dry run or Carnival on Sunday, it is the Lord’s day”.
The youths wing known as Christian Youths in Cross River, protested the second day and filed out to the Governor’s office in black attire, chanting songs as they appealed to the governor to stop promoting carnival, sexual immorality, ungodly activities and the street dance with its associated ills.
In a letter which was delivered to the governor through his Security Adviser, Mr. Rekpene Bassey, the aggrieved youths recalled that Christianity started in Calabar, as the two Efik Kings, King Eyo Honesty 11 and King Eyamba V were the first monarch in Africa in 1841 to write Queen Victoria of England, requesting for Missionaries to fill the gap created with the abolition of slave trade.
Besides, they stated, that the Holy Bible was first translated in Efik language in the entire Africa, before any other native language in the continent.

Culled From:
http://www./news-christian-groups-protest-over-calab.xhtml

bright007: islam is a religion of peace and islamic countries like Iraq are really enjoying peace at its peak.

ummm

Funny i think

Kwara State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Agboola Glover-Oshodi, on Monday said seven policemen and three civilians were killed in the robbery of some banks in Offa.
The robbery incident took place at about 6pm on Thursday.
Glover-Oshodi also said that three injured civilians were still receiving treatment in the hospital.
The robbers reportedly also attacked the Owode Divisional Police station, overpowered the policemen on duty and freed some detainees.
Speaking during a media briefing in Ilorin, the state capital, on Monday, the CP, who lamented the loss, said the bandits came with sophisticated arms.
He however said the police had re-strategised and assured the people of the safety of their lives and property.
He also called on the people to collaborate more with security agencies in order to improve on safety of lives and property.
He said, “We lost seven police officers and three civilians. The injured are in the hospital responding to treatment. We have set up a new Special Anti Robbery Squad unit in Offa and Omu-Aran areas. We have shifted at least two patrol team of ‘Operation Harmony’ there. We also had to increase the number of mobile policemen in that area to discourage such action in the future.
“Even though those people came with force of arms, we don’t know where they got them. The almighty God is with us. We will continue to strategise and the people should assist us too to demobilise the men of the underworld.”

http://www./newsseven-policemen-three-civilians-kill.xhtml

Ummmmmmm lord help us

Naija folks too sharp

Austeenx: [color=orange]It doesn't make sense to people who share the same IQ with ants.[/color]

ode... What is the IQ of ants?? Think before typing bro

Go Jonathan!

clip: Is it a yearly thing or bi-annual?

WTF

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PORT HARCOURT — HUNDREDS
of shops stuffed to the brim with food, clothings and other items, as Christmas shopping peaked, were razed in a wild fire which reduced the Mile I market in Port Harcourt to rubles, yesterday.
The fire also burnt adjacent house, 57, Ikwerre Road, a two-storey building housing shop owners and other residents who lost virtually all their personal belongings to the fire.
The inferno reportedly started out at about 2 am, but none of the devastated shop owners and the market authorities, some of who also claimed to have lost millions of cash locked in their shops, were able to establish a clue as to what ignited it and the exact point where it started.
Scene of the inferno
However, Rivers State Commissioner for Special Duties, Dickson Umunakwe, whose ministry supervises the state fire service, blamed the uninhibited impact of the fire on poor consciousness among traders and residents in the vicinity.
He said: “Three things are involved in this disaster: Carelessness on the part of the traders and residents of this area, ignorance and sabotage. These factors contributed.”
Umunakwe further said efforts to co-opt the fire units of major oil companies in Port Harcourt which could have added value to the state fire service’s efforts to arrest the fire did not materialise as companies who were reached on phone declined assistance on the ground that they needed a go ahead from their managements.
Govt suspects sabotage
The state Commissioner for Information, Ibim Semenitari, in separate reaction, harped on sabotage, alleging a link between the inferno and current political uncertainties in the state.
He said: “At 2 a.m, we heard dynamite and all kinds of sounds emanating from the AbonimaWharf area and also from the Marine Base. This sound continued. We are suspicious of sabotage in the light of current happenings in the state.”
Blame galore
In continued blame passing over the disaster, factional Chairman of the Mile I Market Association, Chief Young Obene Clark Georgewill, accused Chairman of a council in the state as masterminding the burning of the market.
He said: “Recently, I borrowed some money from a micro finance bank, but I was not feeling well so I gave it to my wife to stock my shop. Now everything is gone, burnt by these people.”
Kenneth Eze, the Market Master instated by Akarolo, the Port Harcourt council boss who displaced Georgewill, however, blamed the fire disaster on negligence by the council and the Rivers State Government on maintenance of the market.
Victims count losses
Mrs. Olatoyin, one of several tenants at the storey building also gutted by the fire said the impact would have been far minimal if the Rivers State Fire Service was proactive.
She said “The fire started from the other side and as early as past 2am, I and my husband rushed to the fire service close by. They came with trucks but none had water. They were just there idling about with their vehicles as the fire spread, burning the entire shops and took over our house.
“What I am putting on is the only clothes I have. By the time we returned from the fire service, our entire apartment was razed, including documents. The state fire service is just there for nothing. They are not working. I am nonetheless grateful that nobody was burnt to death.
“And I went back to our burnt apartment and discovered that my gold jewelleries were not damaged.”
Madam Joy Opara who lost her shop of deep freezers with fresh stock of frozen food to the fire said, in between sobs, said “I cannot quantify the lost. I don’t even know where to start. Most of us borrowed money to trade”in this market. What I get daily I use in supporting my family and younger ones who are in school. Where do I go from here now?”
As victims count their losses, Chairman (Major) of Port Harcourt City Council, Aharolo, has promised to build a more befitting market at the burnt shops while also declaring to set up inquiry into the disaster.
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click to see Female Police officer caught on Camera Flogging 2 young men[nu-de] for abusing women
http://www./news-midnight-fire-razes-port-harcourt-m.xhtml

According to the report reaching us, a Lecturer at the University of Calabar, ( Unical), Dr Edidiong Ebitu, has described the new demands made by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) as an act of sabotage of the Education Sector. Dr Edidiong made the declaration on Friday in an interview in Uyo. Dr Edidiong, who is a senior lecturer in the Department of Marketing in the University of Calabar, said he was in support of the Federal Government’s directive that lecturers should resume classes in one week time. “The various branches of ASUU had already voted to resume classes. The five months old strike has done enough damage to the system. “The president had made reasonable concessions, so ASUU should resume for other things to fall in place,” he said. The Unionist are not ready to call off the strike and the federal government are not ready to comply to their demands… When two elephants are fighting, it the grass that suffer. That is what is happening right now to the Nigeria Students. We are going to fold our hands and wait until 4th December, 2013 and see what the Federal Government will do if the Lecturers refuse to return to class. (Believe me, they will not do anything)

http://www.nigeriaschool.com.ng/2013/11/ASUU-strike-update-unical-calls-lecturers-to-resume-support-f-g.html