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omo na end time tinz be diz o |
tanzania 75 percent.smh |
i hate talking 2 much,i hang off unececesary calls,i jst prefer lieing on my bed chating away my life ; |
end time tinz* bt on a seriouz note all diz explains me |
end time tinz |
Pregnant woman, five others killed in Jos by gunmen on august 30, 2013 at 6:45 pm in news B y Taye Obateru Jos: A pregnant woman and five men were on Thursday killed by unknown gunmen at Bisichi in Barkin-Ladi Local Government Area of Plateau State. Four other people were seriously injured as the suspected armed robbers opened fire on their vehicle along Foron Road around 7.30 pm. while returning home from Bukuru. The attackers said to have been armed with sophisticated weapons, dispossessed their victims of their valuables before escaping from the scene |
what else can i say but end time tinz |
since i was a kid i have been hearing abt diz world war 3,wen e go hapen na,i kant wait fa |
diz one na endtime tinz,wetin concern fish wit leadership |
some people gat guts in nigeria |
A Muslim mob with knives and iron rods injured several members of an Anglican church in Nasarawa state on Aug. 17 over a dispute about less than one cent in change, area Christians said. According to a story by Morning Star News, three pastors, four elders and choir members of the St. James Anglican Cathedral were wounded in Lafia, capital of Nasarawa in central Nigeria, as they met for study and worship preparation. Area residents said they got cuts on their heads and other parts of their bodies when about 30 Muslims attacked with motorcycle chains and wooden clubs, along with the other weapons. An area member of the Evangelical Reformed Church of Christ in Lafia, Joshua Nuhu Kuju, told Morning Star News that a Muslim woman incited the Muslims to attack after she had an argument over payment with a young Christian man who runs the church's water borehole (a way to get water). "The Muslim woman sent her children to purchase water from the church's borehole, and then a misunderstanding over about five naira (less than one US cent)," he said. "The Muslim woman then went and invited some of her Muslim neighbors, who stormed the church and attacked the members of the church." The assailants also damaged Bibles and broke chairs, he said. Rev Isaac Onwusongaonye of St James Anglican Cathedral, of the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion), told Morning Star News that at about 6pm, as he and six other church leaders were meeting for Bible study preparation and the choir was about to begin rehearsal, a church member told them that someone was arguing with the young man in charge of the church-run water borehole, Peter Aleku. "When we enquired of the water seller what happened, he said that a girl, a (Muslim) neighbour, came and bought water worth 20 naira (one US cent) and did not pay," Onwusongaonye said. He added, "Shortly after, the girl's sister came and fetched water worth 5 naira an d paid 20 naira and demanded 15 naira in change. But the water seller told her that, for the change, to meet her sister who bought water earlier and did not pay." The girl was upset and told her mother about the exchange, the clergyman said. "The woman came and threatened that she had a son who was capable of demolishing the church, and that she would call him to come and fight the water seller," he said. "One of our sextons decided to give the woman the 20 naira, which the woman collected; the woman also slapped the water seller two times, yet she called her notorious son." When the woman's son arrived, security guards prevented him from entering the church premises at two points - the borehole area and the main gate, Morning Star News reported Onwusongaonye said. One of the church leaders suggested they report the matter to police, but another suggested they wait for tensions to cool and instead talk with the family the next day, he said. "As we resumed our Bible study, all we saw was a mob coming into the church through the main gate," Onwusongaonye added. He continued, "This notorious boy went and called his gang, mostly butchers. They came with knives, clubs, motorcycle chains, iron poles, wood, etc. As they were terrorising the church members, their fellow Muslim youths playing football at the field adjacent to the church jumped in through the fence and helped the gang. This gang beat the security men at the gate mercilessly with wood, chain and iron." Seriously wounded, the security guards were rushed to the hospital, he said. "They also slapped some of our elders who tried to appeal to them," Morning Star News reported Onwusongaonye said. "They even forcefully collected a handset from one of our pastors. I narrowly dodged a big stone thrown at me, and Ven Shigudu narrowly escaped from being stabbed." The clergyman said intervention by police who were told about the attack saved the cathedral from burning down. "After some minutes of terrorism, the boys left - some of them were asking w hy they did not destroy the church, especially the window glass," Onwusongaonye said. "So they later regrouped to come back for total destruction, but with the quick intervention of police from A Division, the boys ran as they saw the police van." Police detained the ringleader's mother when the gang fled, releasing her only after the family later produced her son. He was arrested, and Morning Star News reported that at press time the case was still under investigation. Many years ago the church had decided to create a water borehole and charge a minimal fee because of the community's difficulties in securing drinking water, Onwusongaonye said. Established in Lafia in the early 1940s, the church has about 300 members. Nasarawa state is located in Nigeria's volatile middle belt, west of Plateau state, between the predominantly Muslim north and largely Christian south. Christians make up 51.3 percent of Nigeria's population of 158.2 million, while Muslims account for 45 percent. Those practicing indigen ous religions may be as high as 10 percent of the total population, according to Operation World, so the percentages of Christians and Muslims may be less. |
Fake CNN reporter arrested in Bayelsa on august 28, 2013 at 3:49 pm in news By Samuel Oyadongha, Yenagoa The Chairman of the Nigerian Union of Journalists (NUJ) in Bayelsa State, Comrade Tare Akono, has apprehended and handed over to the Department of State Service (DSS) a 36years old man identified as Paul Yempe over his false claim to be a Correspondent to the Cable News Network (CNN) in the Niger Delta region. According to the SSS, the fake CNN reporter was arrested with an Identification Card of the Rivers State Broadcasting Corporation known as Radio Rivers and a fake Identification card of the CNN. It was gathered that the fake journalist was arrested in the office of the Commissioner for Energy, Barr. Akio Francis last Thursday. The arrest, it was gathered, was made possible due to the coincidental presence of the NUJ chairman,Tare Akono at the Commissioner’s Office. The suspect, according to a security source, had allegedly swindled some of the state officials naija i hail thee |
Togolese PM resigns on august 28, 2013 at 6:35 pm in news Lome – Togolese Prime Minister, Kwesi Séléagodji Ahumey-Zunu, has resigned, leaving office with members of his cabinet, the Togolese presidency said in a statement made available to PANA on Wednesday. It said that President Faure Essozimna Gnassingbe has since accepted his resignation. According to the presidency, the resignation followed the results of the parliamentary elections, held on July 25 and described by the opposition as “sham”. Appointed on July 19, 2012, Mr Ahumey-Zunu is a member of the Patriotic Pan-African Convergence (CPP), an ally of the ruling party. (PANA/NAN) |
is the priest a hunter |
having a bad time Does dat warrant u asaulting the sales gal.smh for our so called celebs |
y are pple from kaduna and jos vry short and dark skinned e.g mi,iceprince and diz man here y are pple from kaduna and jos vry short and dark skinned e.g mi,iceprince and diz man here |
praise jesus hez bk,y are the most people against hez coming are muslims |
hahahaha,bad boy..see him face,bt cum 2 tink of it dat rosary saved him,he wuld hav fallen off from the tyre |
wow,my pastor actualy prophecized abt these since last year |
y are all these northernerz behaving lyk fools,i was at my hometown jst last week,ibagwa-aka in nsukka,i was amazed,i neva knew we had igbo muslims infact my mother junior sista shez muslim married to another igbo muslim and all of us are living in thesame community peacefuly..bt hez children refused islam and were going 2 church dia wasnt any trouble,infact he is the one dat usualy take them to church in hez bike..i neva knew we had such a large number of igbo muslims bt tnk God we all living in peace |
i heard one of the keepers scored a hatrick |
All diz demonstration kan neva hapen in a religion sensitive country lyk nigeria.if it does hapen it will turn to sumtin else |
Pls watz tahiti position on dat list |
walahi,badt sharp ugly guy.. walahi,badt sharp ugly guy.. |
am scared o |
bt am in kd i didnt hear such |
Does dat warrant u asaulting the sales gal.smh for our so called celebs
walahi,badt sharp ugly guy..