I won't put anything past this gathering of Demons

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My Wish for the New Year : May all Buharideens and Buharists, who are responsible for the mess we're in today, encounter disappointments and letdowns in the New Year!!

At least their President agreed to be interviewed. And in their Country too!! Our own has a penchant for Away Match!!

He wants to use the campaign to REMIND Nigerians of HIS 2015 CAMPAIGN PROMISES!!
Are we not cursed with this man?? �

One thing we should realise is this: God created man, made up of three distinct entities: Flesh, Spirit and Soul. The flesh is d physical vehicle, the ultimate tool of the devil. The spirit is the entity that occupies the vacuum in man. It can be of God or the Devil. The case of Saul comes to mind. The soul is the MAN himself. The soul is the decision maker, making decisions between the whims of the flesh and the dictates of the spirit. The soul is a free being, a god, immortal. Thus, it is the soul that goes to hell or heaven. What I'm driving at is this: Judas made his decision. Plain and simple.
Secondly, let's assume his freewill was taken away, what did he do when he realised his mistake?? Peter BETRAYED Jesus too. He wept and asked for forgiveness. Judas took matters into his hands and killed himself. So that's that

The statue of Jacob Zuma in Owerri has been pulled down by some unknown persons.

Information reaching our news desk stated that the incident occurred last night or early this morning. It will be recalled that the imo state indigenes were not happy with the statue.
Most of the blames go to Rochas Okorocha who they accused of using tax payers money on useless venture.
Some school of thought believe that Jacob Zuma is one of the most corrupt leaders in the world.

http://puoreports.com/2017/11/17/breaking-news-jacob-zumas-statue-in-owerri-pulled-down/

According to a facebook user identified as ECHO FRANK, some dead bodies were found in a thick forest in Abia state.

He posted this on his facebook page alleging that the people were killed and their bodies dumped in the bush by the Nigerian Military during their operation Python dance exercise.

His post reads ” Dead bodies found in a thick forest in Abia State, this is the hand work of the Nigerian military on Operation Python dance, they kill and dumped them in the forest. What a wicked act….

See his post below;


http://www.hinnews.com/news/tears-abia-state-dead-bodies-discovered-forest-allegedly-dumped-military/

A female student in the Ikeduru Local Government Area of Imo State, has turned a hero amongst her fellow student after she bravely killed a massive snake which invaded their school.

A Facebook user identified as Uche Poet has taken to the social networking platform and shared the photos of a big snake which was killed by a female student after the giant reptile invaded the school to unleash its attack on the students.

Uche who shared the photos wrote;

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"Amatta Community Secondary School, one of the fast growing citadels of learning in Ikeduru L.G.A. Imo State, experienced a furious chaos today when a gruelling Adder snake (Aju Ala) came out from the school farm to disrupt learning as students ran from one direction to the other.

"It was a miracle that the giant beast was killed at last without feasting it's venom on any of the students.A round of applause for the female student who did what the male ones could not do. Hmmmmm! women of this days u na dey try sha."

Diiet:
God bless the Ooni, a king like no other.


But i'm not happpy with the kind of chair he's sitting on there. Too small.

so u expect the Obi to give up his throne for him?? The Ooni will sit where OTHERS sit!!

https://amp.pulse.ng/lifestyle/food-travel-arts-culture/7-strange-religions-around-the-world-id7445661.html

So that's that!!
cc Lalasticlala

7. Vampirism


The adherents of this faith believe it is a religion. Vampirism is derived largely from the depiction of vampires in popular culture especially Bram Stoker's 'Dracula' (1897).

Vampires can be described as active vampires-who indulge in feeding on blood from a human or an animal and psychic vampires- who indulge in feeding on another person's aura. Sexuality and its representation have a big role to play.

Founder, George King claimed he was approached by an extraterrestrial intelligence called Aetherius  (Google)

 

6. Aetherius society


They believe in extraterrestrial intelligence. Founder, George King claimed he was approached by an extraterrestrial intelligence called Aetherius.

The spiritual organization states that it is dedicated to spreading the teachings of advanced extraterrestrial intelligence. The adherents claim that spiritual energy is like electricity and psychic healing energy can be stored in " Spiritual Energy Batteries ".  The motto of the society is " Service is the jewel in the rock of attainment."

5. Jediism

Surprising enough this religion was inspired by George Lucas's 'Star Wars'. Jediism was founded by Daniel Jones and his brother Barney in 2008. The Jedis believe that the 'Force' is a reality and that morality is an innate quality of human beings. The religion asks followers to beware of the dark side of this force which leads to fear which leads to hate and which in turn leads to suffering.

4) The Church of Scientology

The Church of Scientology believes in answering questions of religion through science.

The Church of Scientology was established in 1954 by Ron Hubbard. The movement is seen as Man's first effort to explain religion through science. The religion makes an attempt to restore the balance between Man’s knowledge of himself and Man’s knowledge of physical sciences which was disrupted because of the advancement of science in the 20th century.

3. Iglesia Maradoniana

This sect pray to the legend of football, Maradona. His fans started a religion for him in the year 1998 and has more than a million followers in more than sixty countries. The supporters of the Maradonian Church count the years since the football legend Maradona's birth in 1960.

2) RASTAFARIANISM

BobMarley was an adherent of Rastafarianism

Rastafarians see themselves as the voice against oppressive colonialism.

The aims of the religious movement is to restore pride in African identity which suffered because of the forces of colonialism. They proclaim Zion as the original birthplace of mankind and reject 'Babylon' or the world of materialism.

The principles of Rastafarian lifestyle includes ritual use of marijuana, avoiding alcohol and wearing one's hair in dreadlocks.

1) SATANISM
The Church of Satan was established in 1966.

Worshippers of Satan see themselves as spiritualists for whom Satan is an actual deity and a figure symbolising crisis of faith, individualism and free will.

Certain sects of this religion are notorious. For instance, the 'Beasts of Satan' committed murders in Italy between 1998-2004. The 'Order of Nine Angels' affirmed human sacrifice in (the 1960s).

The practice became more widespread with the establishment of the Church of Satan in 1966.

These practices sometimes may not conform to our expectations from a 'religion' .

Religion is the belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power, especially a personal God or gods.

These practices sometimes may not conform to our expectations from a 'religion' but they succeed in fulfilling what is expected of a religion which is uniting people because of the belief that they may share.

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the impostor being led off the ground.

The culprit being questioned by security officials.

There aren't many of us who wish we were Cristiano Ronaldo. The looks, the body, the money, the footballing ability- possibly weird that football was last there- but actually dressing as him and trying to get on the pitch might be a step too far.

Cristiano Ronaldo is adored by many. Kids in playgrounds, in parks and in the street no doubt dream of being Ronaldo and pretend to be him as they take shots against their friends from miles out.

As adults we don't quite have that same kind of desire to emulate our footballing heroes but to close our eyes and imagine having what he has wouldn't be completely weird would it?

But dressing in full Real Madrid kit and trying to get onto the pitch as Los Blancos are in the middle of a match would definitely fall into that weird category but that's exactly what happened during their win against Getafe on Saturday.

The imposter managed to get as far as the sidelines before being stopped by police, arrested and taken away:

It hasn't been a good start to the Spanish league season for either Ronaldo or Real and it looked like it might get worse on Saturday against Getafe. Karim Benzema gave the defending La Liga champions a first half lead but Jorge Molina equalised before the hour mark.

Just as it looked like Zinedine Zidane's side were going to drop points for already the fourth time this season Ronaldo came up with the goods, scoring his first league game of the season in the 85th minute.

Barcelona's late 1-1 draw with Atletico Madrid means that Real ended up closing the gap at the top of the table but it remains at five points.

Perhaps the imposter has been playing all season and that's why Ronaldo has struggled. Now he's been arrested things should finally get back to normal!

I'm telling u

Brazilian police discovered a tunnel linking a house to the Banco do Brasil’s safe in the city of São Paulo

Handcuffed suspects lying on the ground after their arrest. The tunnel was excavated by hand, with earth and rock loaded into sacks and carried to an underground storm drain

Alceu Ceu Gomes Nogueira being led away by the Police

Police in Sao Paulo have foiled the world’s biggest bank robbery after discovering a well constructed 500-metre tunnel, complete with lighting, ventilation and rail tracks, leading from a rented house to the vaults of the Bank of Brazil.

The thieves hoped to steal up to £250 million, police said, and had planned to carry out the raid this weekend. Several bullet-proof cars, suspected of having been prepared as getaway vehicles, have been impounded as part of the police operation.

“This would have been the biggest bank robbery in the world,” chief investigator Fabio Pinheiro Lopes told the Guardian.

“They are an extremely dangerous and organised gang with a long history, including some violent crimes like homicide. If you look at their ages most are above 35 – well above the age of your average Brazilian criminal,” he added.

The gang are understood to have invested at least £750,000 to fund the construction of the tunnel and other logistics. Among the arrested is a woman who used a false name to rent the house where the tunnel began.

Suspicions were aroused when police in the run-down north of the city were alerted to the construction of an unusually luxurious house. It turned out to be the gang’s temporary headquarters. Undercover officers rented a neighbouring building and monitored communications and movements.
Police say the gang’s leader was Alceu Ceu Gomes Nogueira, 35. He is also suspected of having been involved in an attack on cash deposits in Paraguay in April, when nearly £10 million was stolen and a police officer was killed in a long gun battle. Sao Paulo police said that he had told them he worked as a farmer, and had no connection with the robbery.

Local media reported that Nogueira is heavily involved with a notorious gang called the PCC (First Command of the Capital). It is believed that Nogueira commanded a prison riot in 2006 at the behest of the PCC, the same year the gang mounted a series of bloody attacks which brought São Paulo to its knees.

Another alleged accomplice is Marcos Paulo Chini, 44. He was serving a jail sentence in the northern state of Maranhao after being convicted for his part in a bank robbery in 2015. In May this year he disappeared while he was temporarily released for a Mother’s Day visit.

Twelve of the other 14 people arrested have previous convictions, including murder, robbery, drug trafficking, and illegal possession of weapons.

The tunnel was high enough for a person to stand inside, and supported with metal and wooden beams. Rail tracks had been laid to transport the banknotes. Police said that they had also seized construction materials and workers’ clothes that were scattered throughout the area. Frozen food to provide for a large team of labourers was discovered.

Had the plot succeeded, it would have dwarfed Brazil’s previous biggest heist, when thieves made off with 3.5 tonnes of cash, worth £35 million, from a regional office of the Brazilian central bank in the city of Fortaleza in 2005. On that occasion, a tunnel was also built from a rented home near by. Police have yet to ascertain whether the two operations are connected.

U are blessed bro!!