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MrFairplay4ume:
Another story to castigate and demean Islam. Mind you the force conversion is a fallacy, you hypocrites always find a way to twist the news to favour you whims and caprices. With the number of young chaste girls in Islam, muslims have to "forcefully" convert your girls. The last time I checked it was categorically stated that there is NO compulsion in religion!

I Thought I’d Be Killed When I Converted To Christianity, Fuji Star Adewale Ayuba Reveals
February 11, 2016 • By Haliwud

Famous Nigerian Fuji singer, Adewale Ayuba, 49, has opened up on his fear of being killed after he converted to Christianity six years ago.
During a Sunday Thanksgiving service at the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Adewale Ayuba gave his testimony of how he became a Christian.

According to him he became a born-again Christian in 2010.

Before then Adewale Ayuba revealed that Imams would pray for him but he will still go upstairs to pray with a Bible.

Ayuba also stated that he was scared he would get killed if he converted to Christianity because he sang about the Hajj, and his Islamic faith on his songs.

Also the Fuji genre was embedded deeply in the religion.

One day in 2010 he told his Imams that he had changed to Christianity, and revealed that his kids were already Christians.

According to the musician who is popularly known as Mr. Johnson, God has opened doors of blessing for him since he became a Christian.

“I thank God for choosing me, I thank God for calling me. I thank God for giving me the Lord Jesus Christ as my Lord and saviour. And I am proud to be a Christian” Adewale Ayuba said during his testimony.

Sophious:
Soon, Presidential addresses will start with 'Fellow criminals' and some of us will say some Nigerians have said worse #NigeriansAreNotCriminals

In response to the disgraceful statements by"President" Buhari calling Nigerians criminals in Britain, our manTolu Ogunlesiput out a tweet showingthat, ah kini big deal, Achebe said worse things about Nigeria. A coy attempt at damage control. Many people obviously did not see the disconnect between what Achebe was saying about a nation space - and what Buhari was saying about her people. It was disingenuous and it made for a good tweet. Especiallysince Tolu conveniently forgot to share that Wole Soyinka is in the habit of saying similar truths likethis one on May 21, 2009, where he is applauding Obama for avoiding Nigeria, that "open sore of the continent.":"If Obama decides to grace Nigeria with his presence,I will stone him. The message he is sending by going to Ghana is so obvious, is so brilliant that he must not render it flawed by coming to Nigeria any time soon."

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/07/10/AR2009071002225.html


You know what, both thinkers, Achebe and Soyinka saidthe truth about our troubled country. And for Buhari to run around the West bleating "criminals" when he could have been bragging about those two thinkers shows how low we have come in choosing our rulers!

Napoli defender Kalidou Koulibaly praised referee Massimiliano Irrati for suspending a top-flight Italian match because of apparent racist chanting.

The game at Lazio was stopped for three minutes after booing from some home fans when Koulibaly touched the ball.

Irrati continued after consulting with coaches and officials, with Napoli winning 2-0 to stay top of the league.

"I want to thank the Lazio players, but especially the referee Irrati for his courage," Koulibaly wrote.

The French-born 24-year-old Senegal international began his career at Metz and joined Napoli from Belgian side Genk in 2014.

Wednesday's Serie A match at the Stadio Olimpico was stopped in the second half because of the chanting that Koulibaly described as "ugly".

The defender gave his shirt to a child in the crowd after the game.

Writing on Instagram he said: "I thank my team-mates, the public and our fans, who have been a great support against these ugly chants.

"I want to thank everyone for the messages of solidarity which I have received."

Lazio manager Stefano Pioli insisted: "I would not have stopped the match. It was chanting from the minority, but I don't think they were racist, we also have players of colour and they are treated well."

But Napoli counterpart Maurizio Sarri backed the decision and wrote on Twitter: "Bravo to Irrati for stopping the match."

cococandy:
I don't see what's wrong here

vicstar:
lai mohammed dey learn work for ya hand anyway, blame GEJ for all diz

Sometimes, a tragedy occurs not because the odds are against you, but because God wants to free your mind from the shackles of intellectual vacuity.

The Zaria massacre has completely changed my perspective in ways I never imagined. It has changed the way I regard Islam and certain Muslims who hold a barbaric view that we canbe killed with impunity. It has changed the way I even discharge my humanitarian pit projects.

I am less angry with El-Rufai and Sanusi Lamido who think the best way to dispel the phantom allegations that they are crypto-Shiite is to seize the tragedy, demolish our sanctuaries, desecrate our graveyards we painstakingly built without having to pesteron government for pecuniary support and launch vitriolic attacks on Shi’as just like the way Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel massacres Palestinians with a view to evoking anti-goyim sentiments whenever elections are around the corner. I am also less angry with Burutai than I am with Buhari, a devilish army officer because he wouldn’t have committed this heinous atrocity without a prior order from the above.

The Zaria massacre has hitherto made me reflect life in ways I was unable to do when I was a Northern fanatic. It made me realise that Goodluck Jonathan was truly a democrat,despite his shortcomings and unsolicited peccadillos, he is a lesser devil in comparison to Buhari.

He was pelted with stones in many states including my state Bauchi; he was cartooned in the most derogatory ways, his wife had been made a media favourite for her idiosyncratic English and campaigns of calumny were launched with the surreptitious connivance of such high-ranking politicians as Obasanjo with whose hands the fabrics of the Nigerian economy was destroyed.

Yet, the man had never resorted to imposing his wills upon voters thereby letting popular wish work its way. But one thing I have found striking about the mindset of some Buharist fanatics is they think critiquing him is tantamount to apostasy, more blasphemous than killing 1200 people including hapless women and 73 infants and more irksome than burning our members alive. But what I want people to understand is, my slain friend Bukhari Muhammed Bello Jega and I worked tirelessly for the success of Buhari, but the only thing Bukhari Muhammed Bello Jega received in return is death together with his beautiful wife and effervescent daughter while i am rewarded with the killing of my fiancée.

We would like to categorically make our position clear that, we will not resort to violence in sharp contrast to Boko Haram who embarked upon violent confrontations just because they were extra-judicially treated the way we are treated.

The solution is not to let bygones be bygones, no, but to use everything legal at our disposal including our mighty pens to tell the world the true reality of our dear country under the stewardship of a person who has made us a butt of his petty vexation without not even a wink of sympathy over the tragedy that has befallen us; a president who finds it hard to utter a word about the greatest massacre during his presidency but he’s quick to condemn a terrorist attack in US that killed only 12 people.

Well, many a reader may deride this humble elucidation of mine as iconoclastic, but the truth must be told no matter how bitter it may seem.

Guys, just pray you don’t even meet a stvpid lady in your life not to talk of dating such. There are lot of good girls, but you have to take your time to separate the real deal from the promiscuous bunch.If you get a wrong one, if your own dad is rich she will open for him. How can you cheat on your boyfriend with his own father?This lady was sending her nudes to her boyfriends dad and somehow the guy got to find out and saw things by himself. See the revelations…

3. Drinking Alcohol
In 2013 a North Korean military officer was executed for disrespecting late Kim Jong-il by drinking alcohol during the 100-day mourning period.


4. Driving
Only state officials are allowed to own a car. It is estimated that only one in every 100 people in North Korea own a car.

Kim Jong-Un has executed 70 government officials since he took power in late 2011. Despite the rumours, here are ten things that are still banned in North Korea and may get people executed.


1. Watching Television
Last year North Korea reportedly publicly executed 80 people for watching South Korean television shows. Authorities forced some 10,000 people, including children, to watch the execution.

2. Believing in religion
North Korea claims to offer religious freedom but a Christian woman accused of distributing the Bible was publicly executed for the crime.

Hawlahscho:
Anyone that has FIFA14 installed and unlocked on his phone should pls quote me. Pls dont ignore if you have it. Thanks in advance.

ify84:
Where u in the plane then or did you interview dangote

This excerpt from the book "The African Apostles " authored by Leke Beecroft tells a true story you've probably never heard.

And I will bless them that bless thee.......Genesis 12:3

The name Aliko Dangote needs no introduction in any circles. The wealthiest man in the black race as at today and consistently so for a few years. This excerpt from the book "The African Apostles " authored by Leke Beecroft tells a true story you've probably never heard. This is a validation of scriptures.


Born on April 10, 1957 in the then Northern Region (Kano State) Aliko Dangote was born to Mohammed Dangote and Mariya Sanusi Dantata. An ethnic Hausa from Kano State, he showed his love for business by selling sweets even in primary school.
As a teenager, he began to work for his uncle, Sani Dangote and it was said of him that he served diligently. Sometime in 1977 and after his 20th birthday, he approached his uncle and master and told him about his plan to establish a business outfit which would trade in cement, sugar, rice, pasta, salt, cotton, millet, vegetable oil and other products. His uncle provided a loan of N500,000 but gave a caveat to Aliko to return the loan within a deadline of three-months(this was the practice at the time).


Dangote first of all relocated to Lagos in June 1977, the commercial nerve centre of Nigeria, also, he then began to travel around Nigeria to develop a strong distribution channel for the quick and efficient delivery of his products.


A few years earlier, the Benin Airport had been constructed. This served as one of his routes to the Niger-Delta or South-South area of Nigeria.
Benin, formerly known as the City of Blood was then experiencing a great revival through 39 year old Benson Andrew Idahosa, a Bini man, who was established as a young Christian in the Assemblies of God and now pastored the Church of God Mission. Idahosa who had recently returned from a missionary school in America had established strong links with a number of pastors such as Gordon Lindsay, Jim Bakker and T.L Osborn among others.


Tommy Lee Osborn, one of the greatest evangelists in modern times had first responded to Benson Idahosa's letters in 1962. Subsequently, a solid relationship was established over the years resulting in Osborn's visits with his wife, Daisy to Benin on a few occasions, either for his crusades or specifically to Idahosa's Church.


Of all the visits however, one specific visit in the late 1970s was very unique. T.L and Daisy Osborn had stayed late ministering at the Miracle Centre of Church of God Mission just opposite the Airport. They therefore went late to catch their flight to Lagos which was supposed to be a connecting flight from Johannesburg to France, England and then the USA.


By the time Idahosa took his guests to the airport, they were told that the last flight for the day was overbooked. Not one seat was available, the passengers had boarded and the flight about to take off.


Not only that, the jetliner had begun to taxi towards the runway. Benson Idahosa''s new mercedes sped towards the tarmac and screeched to a halt in front of the plane. Benson Idahosa came out and waved at the pilot frantically.



The plane stopped and the steps were lowered as the pilot came down to know what the issue was. Idahosa began "I have two of God's important servants who must go to Lagos". "But we are loaded to capacity. Every seat is full" said the captain. "Never mind.

Let me on board. They all know me; they see 'Redemption Hour' (Idahosa's TV program).

Let me talk to them". Idahosa obliged, climbed into the plane and walked down the crowded aisles. The passengers were annoyed. He prayed silently as he returned to the front. He turned round , facing the passengers and started "Excuse me friends, I have two of God's special servants in my car. They must go to Lagos today on this plane. Two of you will get off now so God's servants can board. God bless you. He waited a minute, no one moved. The silence showed annoyance by the impatient passengers. Some pretended to be asleep and others it seemed were praying. Idahosa slowly walked the aisle again. As he approached the rear, a young man rose from the back of the plane and asked the person sitting next to him to get up. Yes, said Idahosa pointing, you can go tomorrow. You can travel later he said, pointing to the other man. They both gathered their belongings and proceeded from the plane.
Benson Idahosa stopped the first man in in the aisle of the plane. He asked him "youngman, what is your name and what do you do?
"My name is Aliko Dangote and this is my assistant" the young man replied. "I am a trader, a businessman". Impressed. Benson Idahosa responded
"The World will get up for you" the mostly Christian passengers responded "Amen". "My God will bless you! God will take you and your business beyond Africa and bless you beyond measure".
Just before descending the steps, Idahosa turned and raised his hands with tears in his eyes, praised the Lord and blessed the remaining passengers for their patience. They all broke out in spontaneous clapping. See you on 'Redemption Hour' this Sunday evening he said. They clapped as T.L and Daisy Osborn boarded for the subsequent flight.
The world has since stood up for that twenty something year old man.
Today, Aliko Dangote is a Nigerian Billionaire ($18.6Bn networth) presently the 67th richest in the world (23rd in 2014) and richest in Africa. He flies one of the best jets in the country.


Believe in the Lord God, so shall you be Established, believe Also in his Prophets, so shall you Prosper! 2 Chronicles 20:20

The wedding, tagged #adunade2015, took place recently in Abeokuta, Ogun State. As a result of a shortage of cutlery, the groomsmen got creative and used the packers that were to be used as souvenirs to eat. ..Nice one!!!

The wedding, tagged #adunade2015, took place recently in Abeokuta, Ogun State. As a result of a shortage of cutlery, the groomsmen got creative and used the packers that were to be used as souvenirs to eat. ..Nice one!!!