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SlyCharlie:
It isn't. The rights to the NNL are sold differently..
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Some inside info tells me, it had to do with payments and currencies plus other logistics issues.
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The NNL too is also on the verge of signing a deal with startimes for satellite tv coverage, maybe wit the exit of supersports from the Npfl, Startimes may be tempted to go for the Npfl rights instead. Don't forget Kwese Tv is also lurking somewhere...

CFCman:
Your idea isn't all that feasible.
For starters, the broadcast rights for the EPL is somewhere around $100 million for a number of years. If you add the rights for the Champions League, FA cup, and other leagues, the total amount could be well north of $250 million. A Nigerian company would still have to charge between N8,000-N12,000 for its premium package.

MizMyColi:
Supersports is Sports Tv like No other.
As a stakeholder in the NPFL, I miss them already.

lexy2014:
u right bro. IBB used d limousine version as president

MoltenMagma:
I will NEVER pray for God to touch my adversary because He will show mercy unto whom He will, and forgive those who He will. Stay there praying for them while they are turning your lives upside down. If you have ever encountered unbelievably wickedness in the physical and spiritual dimension then you will not sit down praying for God to touch wicked people who have sold their souls to the devil. They are of the devil who uses them to fulfil his threefold ministry: kill, steal and destroy.

MoltenMagma:
I think the confusion lies in the usage. There is nothing like 'Holy Ghost fire'. It is written that God is both merciful and 'a consuming fire'. He also says 'I kill and I make alive', so when engaging in warfare prayers, we should use 'fire of God', and not 'Holy Ghost fire' because when the Holy Spirit descended on men on the Pentecost, He came in the form of 'cloven fire'. It transformed the disciples, not destroy.

Anyone saying we should pray for our enemies is living in ignorance. Our Lord Jesus Christ did not intend for us to be turned to suya by this wicked ones. Stay there let them finish you and waste your destinies, you hear? Fire of God destroy any destiny waster opposing my manifestion!

zionmade:
I was pointing out to dat guy dat there is also something bad about catholics. So d fact dat something bad is reported about some churches doesnt make members of those other churches less christians.
And dat statement i made is 100% correct. Some reverend fathers are homosexuals, d others are practices from Catholics dat other christians detest. U didnt quote d guy i referred to because u acting like a judge thinks he is correct. Moreover if we dnt blow trumpet on wat God does thru us people would not be motivated to also become tools in God's hands.
If u re a catholic just talk to ur people and stay off my mention mr judge

zionmade:
Am here because am happy for what christians are doing. I didn't insult catholic apart from my response to one randy human being like dat.
Wen u hear a news of bad things happen to pastors or christians of other denominations u will find Catholics everywhere ranting thank God am a catholic bla bla bla
They forget david's reaction to Saul's death. He told dem to mourn and never let d daughters of philistines hear about it lest they rejoice. We are Christians not Catholics not anglicans not JW not Redeemed.

zionmade:
Somethings have to be corrrected. We should rejoice wen a Christian does something good as christians we are and not shouting denominations as if there is any division in d body of Christ. Catholics are always fond of dis Rubbish

zionmade:
Giving is not about church or denominations. U havnt visited other churches to know how they also give. So wen a group of Christians do something good refer to dem as christians, u must not call denominations. For Christ's sake different people were annointed for different offices but there is no Division in d body of Christ

Easter: Catholic Diocese Clears Fines of 25 Prison Inmates.

by Edino Justice

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The Catholic Diocese of Yola on Friday paid fines of 25 inmates from the Prison, as part of activities to mark the Easter celebration.

Speaking at the ceremony, Bishop Stephen Mamza, said the church paid the fine amount and got them released.

The church also presented foodstuff to the remaining inmates.

Mamza urged Christians to demonstrate love through sharing with the needy and underprivileged such as prisoners and internally displaced persons during such festive periods.

Mamza said that the role of the Church as the body of Christ is to put a smile in the lives of the hopeless one in the society.

In his remarks at the occasion, the officer in charge of the prison, Mr Idi Abubakar lauded the church for the gesture and its sustain assistance to the inmates during such festive periods.

Abubakar asked those released to reciprocate the gesture by being responsible members of the society.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the church delegation also visited IDPs settlements where they distributed food items to the IDPs.

According to Catholic.org, Easter is the celebration of Christ’s resurrection from the dead. It is celebrated on Sunday, and marks the end of Holy Week, the end of Lent, the last day of the Easter Triduum (Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Easter Sunday), and is the beginning of the Easter season of the liturgical year.

As we know from the Gospels, Jesus Christ rose from the dead on the third day following his crucifixion, which would be Sunday. His resurrection marks the triumph of good over evil, sin and death. It is the singular event which proves that those who trust in God and accept Christ will be raised from the dead.

Since Easter represents the fulfillment of God’s promises to mankind, it is the most important holiday on the Christian calendar.

FRSC warns against extra headlights.

By Usman A. Bello, Lokoja | Publish Date: Nov 25 2014 4:00AM



The Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) has directed drivers with extra headlights on their vehicles to immediately remove them or face prosecution.


Kogi State FRSC Sector Commander, Mr Godwin Omiko, who gave the directive yesterday in Lokoja, said the command will not take it lightly with any motorist who ignores the order.


He lamented that use of extra lights at night was largely responsible for accidents as they obstruct the vision of motorists approaching from the opposite direction. He also directed motorists plying roads in the state to start using reflective tapes, adding that the plates aid visibility of drivers at night.

Omiko said the ember months campaign which was recently flagged off by the commission was yielding results and that it would be sustained up till the middle of January next year.

The sector commander said accidents have reduced by about 15 per cent.

Fraud: Kano Emir disowns Instagram, Facebook, Twitter accounts

ON APRIL 14, 2017 6:30 PM

The Emir of Kano, Alhaji Muhammadu Sanusi II, has disowned social media accounts opened in his name.

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Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, the Emir of Kano Sanusi said in a statement on Friday in Kano that he never authorised any person or organisation to open Instagram, Facebook, Twitter or any other social media account nor post any message on his behalf.

The traditional ruler spoke through his Chief of Staff, Alhaji Munir Sanusi. He explained that this should put to rest series of calls and enquiries to the office of the Emir on some purported malicious and fake social media accounts in the name of the monarch.


Sanusi noted that the current development is coming after an earlier advertorial disclaiming fake Facebook and Twitter accounts created in the name of his Highness. He lamenting that the fraudsters have remained unrelenting in their nefarious acts.

“We have officially notified the administrators of the fake Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and other social media accounts requesting that the accounts be closed immediately in addition to detecting the identity of the culprits.


“It is important to reiterate that the Emir of Kano, Alhaji Muhammadu Sanusi II, has persistently stood for the unity of the nation regardless of its diversity. “He always emphasise the need for tolerance and respect for one another.”

Sanusi assured that his principles as a traditional ruler and religious leader would be meticulously safeguarded and warned the fraudsters to desist forthwith or face the consequences of their action.