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MufasaLion:
I can't imagine how people cope with little kids.

fati2001:
GO TAKE A JUMP INTO THE PACIFIC OCEAN MAN YOU WILL BE WET

fati2001:
ANDY IS COMING

fati2001:
saw this since 1956

superCleanworks:

but i dont think that child broke all those floor tiles.

respect80:
Wickedness in high places

IbrahimTharwa:
You guys are hopelessly dumb.
I'll just pray for you.

At least 500 Muslims have attended a christmas church service in Kaduna as part of efforts to promote peace and unity among the faithful of the two religions (Christianity and Islam). 

While receiving the congregation in his church on Saturday, the General Overseer of the Christ Evangelical and Life lntervention Ministry, Sabon Tasha, Kaduna on Saturday, Pastor Yohanna Buru expressed satisfaction over the large number of Muslim in his church. 

He said despite insecurity challenges bedevilling the country owing to the outbreak of Omicron variant of Covid-19 and high cost of transportation, hundreds of Muslim faithful including women, youths and childrens attended this year Christmas morning service in his church.

According to the pastor, this was a clear demonstration that what they have been preaching (religious tolerance) for years is gradually sinking in the hearts of the people. 

He noted the visit of about 500 Muslims to his church would no doubt strengthened the good relationship, better understanding, love and religious tolerance among the followers of the two religions.

According to him, for the past ten years, he has been receiving Muslims in his church during Christmas church service, saying, this year the turn out was so impressive as about 500 Muslims are in attendance. 

“Over 500 Muslim from Kaduna, Kano, Zamfara, Katsina, Niger States and Abuja joined us at todays Christmas service to promote peace and unity.”

He added, ‘we have counted them one by one and got 525 Muslim that attended comprising of Tijjani, shiite and sunni sects.

“We must remember that we are created by one God, and we are the children of Adam and Eve, and we both have our holy scriptures (Bible and Qur’an)  from One God which guided us on how to live in peace and harmony with each other.”

Responding, one of the Muslim scholars, Sheikh  Ahmed Rufai said, this is not the first time of coming to celebrate Christmas with his friends in the church.

He said, every Muslim world wide respected Jesus Christ, and coming to the church to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ makes him happier.

Adding that during the birth of Prophet Muhammad (Saw), Pastor  Buru usually come to their mosques and celebrate the birth of the prophet with them.

He thanked the church for the free meal and other donations which the pastor shared to all the Muslim that attended the church service. 

He noted that coming to church to celebrate Christmas does not make make him a Christian but rather the gesture will strengthened the christians and Muslim relationship for peace and unity among the different faiths.

Similarly, the District Head of Kurmin Mashi, in Kaduna, Alhaji Rabo Abdullahi, Kurmin Mashi Sabon Layi, said, he was happy to see the number of muslim youths and Imams that attended the Christmas service.

inoki247:
maybe na d schl tell dem wetin dem go yarn...

This one wey all of dem dey say the same thing...

Police arrest 4 more students, suspects narrate same story

• More details are emerging in the controversial death of Sylvester Oromoni, the 12-year-old Dowen College student allegedly murdered by fellow students

• Police authorities in Lagos say they have arrested four more students of the institution after getting a court order

• Interestingly, the students arrested and the ones previously brought in have been saying the same story according to police sources

Panti - The Lagos State Criminal Intelligence and Investigations Bureau, SCIIB, on Tuesday, December 7 invited four more students of Dowen College for questioning over their involvement in the death of Sylvester Oromoni, the 12-year-old student allegedly beaten to death by some senior students.

Vanguard newspaper reports that the police obtained a court order to detain the arrested suspects pending when investigations into the matter is concluded.

The suspects were taken to the command headquarters in Ikeja where they were interrogated by the commissioner of police, Lagos State, CP Hakeem Odumosu after which, they were taken to Court 1, Yaba where the court order to detain them was granted.

With the court order, as the investigation is concluded, the suspects will be taken to the juvenile department for the next line of action.

Police sources also disclosed that the seven suspects shockingly made similar statements denying their culpability in the offence.

A source quoted in the report said:
“It was as if they were all lectured to make the same statement over the unfortunate incident. “This is because of the glaring similarity in their choice of words and denial which they stated in their statement. Infact, sources said that they were saying that the victim fell sick and the school authorities called the parents in Warri after which they sent one of their cousins to pick him in school. “Then, the cousin was said to have taken Sylvester to Ibadan only to call the school authorities a few days later to claim that his condition was deteriorating and was taking him to Warri where the parents reside

Flyingngel:
I have nothing to say.

Salamatu Gbajabiamila's N12M fashion statement

Salamatu Gbajabiamila, wife of Speaker of House of Representatives, is trending again on social media, three years after her husband spoilt her with a G-Wagon 50th birthday gift worth N100 million.

The 53 year-old woman who is notably fashionable is trending for the same reason.

A photograph that shows her in designer dresses and accessories has
surfaced online.

The date it was taken was not clear.

Salamatu Gbajabiamila's Bottega Veneta bag
Salamatu Gbajabiamila’s Bottega Veneta bag
P.M. News tried to compute conservatively the cost of her outfit.

Conservative, because the cost of the gown beneath her Hobo coat or jackie was not added. Also not added was the cost of several rings on her hand.

Salamatu’s mini tubular handbag does not come cheap. Made of lambskin, It is sold for £1,995 by Italian luxury fashion house, Bottega Veneta

It has a single compartment, zip closure and nylon lining.

The Hobo coat is sold by Gucci for $4,800 or £2,970.

The Rolex wristwatch is available for between $11,000 to $25,000.

And Salamatu’s platform shoe, as pink as it is attracts a price tag of $3,500.

Altogether, the estimate for her outfit conservatively is N12, 078,550.

Here is how we arrived at the computation:

Handbag: £1,995 or $2,661= N1,463,550
Coat: $4,800= N2,640,000

Wristwatch: $11,000= N6,050,000

Shoe: $3,500= N1,925,000.

Exchange rate: N550= $1

isaiah4life:
Igbos are frontiers of development.

I'm not an Igbo guy but I just love igbos and their development spirit. Their value make government chase them with investment prospect.

NNPC to deploy hundreds of city transit buses nationwide; NNPC has asked Innoson Motors to make hundred of buses as the fuel subsidy removal is likely to hike up transport costs.

The buses made by the indigenuos car manufacturer can use both gas and diesel alternatively.


Innoson said: “I am doing city buses for NNPC. The one that will use gas. 100 units. I am producing it from start to finish. It will be purely gas. But I made it in such a way that in case there is scarcity of gas, it will use diesel. So, it can change as an alternative.”


He added:
“I can produce electric cars and make gas its alternative. I wanted to start producing electric cars, but Nigeria is not yet ready. Immediately Nigeria is ready, I will produce it. I have made the study and trained people on it. It's a good development and we are ready for it.”

galaxy2020:
God brought Buhari to reset our brains to factory default.

APCNig:
Okay. But you don't have the apparatus to disparage Tinubu or any of our sons. We Yorubas control the Media, I repeat, we Yorubas control the Media from the North to the East and to the West. So, don't try what you cannot finish.