Thursday, 21 March 2013
Annie Idibia - it’s all rumour about my wedding dress for N1.7million
Barack Obama being compared to Satan in the Bible?
The mini series ‘The Bible’ in
History Channel had a an actor (Obama’s look alike)who played the character Satan.
The actor real name of the actor is Mohamen Mehdi Ouazanni.
The resemblance was pointed out on
Twitter and facebook by people who watched the series this past Sunday and it is causing a
lot of controversy in the US.
History Channel has responded to the controversy:
"History channel has the
highest respect for President Obama. The series was produced with an
international and diverse cast of respected actors. It’s unfortunate that
anyone made this false connection. History’s The Bible is meant to enlighten
people on its rich stories and deep history.”
Boko Haram Top Man, Kabiru Sokoto in court
The question everybody is asking why the absence of the judge in a case as serious as this? Anyways
One of the top Boko Haram operative Kabiru Sokoto was brought to court for formal arraignment today by the State Security Service (SSS). However, the absence of the judge at the Federal High Court Abuja stalled the arraignment. Mr. Sokoto is expected back in court on April 19 2013.
One of the top Boko Haram operative Kabiru Sokoto was brought to court for formal arraignment today by the State Security Service (SSS). However, the absence of the judge at the Federal High Court Abuja stalled the arraignment. Mr. Sokoto is expected back in court on April 19 2013.
Wednesday, 20 March 2013
Tension in Onitsha as Hausa residents flee city
Leader of the Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra, Chief Ralph Uwazuruike, on Tuesday said there would be no reprisal on northerners in the South-East following Monday’s bus bombing in Kano where more than 30 people were reportedly killed.
Calling for calm, Uwazurike said, “We are not known for bloodletting and Ndigbo cannot be cowed into shedding blood but we want an end to this senseless bloodletting of the Igbo in the North in whatever name called.”
The MASSOB leader’s assurance came as Hausa residents in Onitsha shut their shops and fled the city for fear of reprisals.
Non-indigenes, mainly northerners, closed all their business premises at the Head Bridge Market and other parts of the city to seek protection in various security stations including the Army barracks in the city and police stations.
Chairmen of Ndigbo Unity Forum and Anambra Traders’ Forum, Augustine Chukwudum and Dede Uzor, condemned the attack in Kano, describing it as barbaric and threat to the country’s unity.
They also praised the prompt intervention of the Commander, 302 Army cantonment, Onitsha, Col, T Gagariga; Navy Commander A. Ahmed and the Onitsha Area Police Commander, Mr. Benjamin Wordu for calming the tensed situation in Onitsha.
Chukwudum said, “We call on the Federal Government to declare a state of emenergency in Kano, Borno, Gombe, Yobe and Adamawa states.
“That is the only option left to stop these killings of Ndigbo in the northern states of Nigeria. We call on Federal Government to compensate the families of those who lost their loved ones in the attack. Let security men take full control of the situation and provide security for Ndigbo in the North.”
Calling for calm, Uwazurike said, “We are not known for bloodletting and Ndigbo cannot be cowed into shedding blood but we want an end to this senseless bloodletting of the Igbo in the North in whatever name called.”
The MASSOB leader’s assurance came as Hausa residents in Onitsha shut their shops and fled the city for fear of reprisals.
Non-indigenes, mainly northerners, closed all their business premises at the Head Bridge Market and other parts of the city to seek protection in various security stations including the Army barracks in the city and police stations.
Chairmen of Ndigbo Unity Forum and Anambra Traders’ Forum, Augustine Chukwudum and Dede Uzor, condemned the attack in Kano, describing it as barbaric and threat to the country’s unity.
They also praised the prompt intervention of the Commander, 302 Army cantonment, Onitsha, Col, T Gagariga; Navy Commander A. Ahmed and the Onitsha Area Police Commander, Mr. Benjamin Wordu for calming the tensed situation in Onitsha.
Chukwudum said, “We call on the Federal Government to declare a state of emenergency in Kano, Borno, Gombe, Yobe and Adamawa states.
“That is the only option left to stop these killings of Ndigbo in the northern states of Nigeria. We call on Federal Government to compensate the families of those who lost their loved ones in the attack. Let security men take full control of the situation and provide security for Ndigbo in the North.”
M.I new release- Chairman
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M.I on his new release, the first single off his upcoming album titled Chairman,out in JUNE 2013.
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