🚨 AT LEAST 15 MORE CHRISTIANS KILLED IN FRESH NIGERIA ATTACKS
At least 15 Christians were killed in attacks across Barkin Ladi, Plateau State, from Sept. 21–25, according to Christian Daily International/Morning Star News. Community leader Solomon Mwantiri blamed “Fulani terrorists” for attacks across several predominantly Christian communities.
“In the incident at Rakok, also known as Kafi Abu, five Christians were also killed,” Mwantiri said, describing an ambush on Christian commuters.
The violence followed attacks the previous weekend that killed at least nine people in the wider area, including a pastor traveling to church.
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Now they have a problem with Christians being in the stadium praying.
We have never bothered them when they fill clubs and stadiums to watch secular artists performing half-naked. We have never attacked them for spending money on tickets, travelling for concerts, or screaming themselves hoarse for the “Red Devils.”
They give their money, time, emotions and loyalty to what they love.
They worship what they do not know.
But now Christians gather in a stadium to pray, worship Jesus and hear the Word, and suddenly we are “brainwashed,” “in bondage,” and suffering from “slave mentality.”
Satan, you are a shameless liar.
The hypocrisy is obvious.
You can fill a stadium for entertainment, but Christians cannot fill the same stadium to seek God?
You can shout for your club, but Christians cannot shout the name of Jesus?
You can spend money on what entertains you, but Christians cannot spend money gathering to worship their God?
Christians, WAKE UP!
Stop being ashamed of gathering. Stop seeking the world’s approval.
We are not brainwashed because we pray.
We are not in bondage because we worship Jesus.
We know whom we have believed.
Let them talk. We will pray. We will worship. We will preach Christ. JESUS CHRIST IS LORD.
@DanielRegha Your myopic and ethiest mind will not allow you to realize that the entire European civilization and development was as a result of the prayers and devotion of their founding fathers.
IT IS GOVERNMENT OF THUGGERY, AND NOT DEMOCRACY
In Delta state, the Commissioner for the Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education, Dr. Kingsley Ashibogwu, who was sworn into office just in January, had an altercation with Mr Adeda Ekwevugbe, a Level 15 Deputy Director, Exams and Standards, in the same ministry. The Commissioner then ordered Mr Ekwevugbe to leave, but Mr Ekwevugbe said he can't leave because that is his place of work. Angry about his refusal, the Commissioner then called his 'THUGS' to beat up Ekwevugbe. He was tied up, seriously beating up, and locked up somewhere.
When Mr Ekwevugbe was released, he was rushed to the hospital where he later died. Just imagine a Civil Servant being beaten up at his place of work to the point he lost his life as a result.
The Delta State @PoliceNG have arrested one of the thugs, Lucky Adoh, while two others, Enos Attah and Oputa Oketsine are said to be on the run. Meanwhile, the Commissioner who asked them to beat up Mr Ekwevugbe is still walking freely and has not been arrested. I am wondering what the Delta state Police Commissioner, Samuel Etaifo Erale is trying to do here. I hope the IGP @TunjiDisu1 would take this matter up seriously.
Some of you might not understand the danger of this matter. Imagine a Commissioner calling thugs to beat up a civil servant in a country that is trying to set up state police, just imagine what these state officials will do across the country with this authority in their hands. The issue of state police will be like the petrol subsidy removal. Everybody calling for it's removal without understanding the consequences. Today, they are all crying.
This is not the first time Commissioners or top government officials in Delta state are beating people up like this in recent times. The Delta State government now has a reputation as government of thugs. Just last week, one of the thugs of the Commissioner for Environment, Moses Emokiniovo Egodo, who's video went viral recently crying after Oborevwori swore them in, almost beat up his official secretary just because the secretary insisted that he should complete the official visitors slip before seeing the Commissioner. Just few months earlier, another Commissioner, Izeze Reuben Rume, used thugs to beat up the protocol officer to the governor.
The truth here is most of these their thugs will be recruited into the state police, and they will use them to beat even those of you calling for it.
Just be careful what you ask for.
What exactly is @aonanuga1956’s economic contribution to Nigeria?
Please, someone who knows should enlighten us.
Because from the outside, the CV seems to have one remarkably consistent economic strategy: wake up, find Peter Obi, talk about Peter Obi, attack Peter Obi, go to bed—and repeat.
Peter Obi this. Peter Obi that. Peter Obi in the morning, Peter Obi in the afternoon, Peter Obi apparently occupying premium office space in the mind.
But when the conversation turns to ideas, productivity, investment, industrialisation, job creation, infrastructure, wealth creation or measurable economic value, suddenly the microphone develops a technical fault.
Maybe we have misunderstood the job description.
Perhaps the national assignment is simply Peter Obi Monitoring & Commentary Services.
So, by all means, keep discussing Peter Obi.
But Nigerians are still waiting for the part where you tell us what you have actually built, created, developed or contributed to Nigeria beyond political commentary.
Because noise is not economic value.
And having plenty to say about someone else is not the same thing as having something valuable to contribute yourself.
I read somewhere that a commercial motorcyclist (olokada) completed this house in just 3 months
I believe nothing is impossible but is this possible?
How did he raise over #30m in 3 months?
@fkeyamo Meaning what? That Peter Obi's respect for Tinubu is a sign of weakness for Obi or a sign of Tinubu's supremacy?
Politics should not become a do or die affair as the Anambra State governor, Soludo is rascally doing.
I Did Not Approach Any Financial Institution to Borrow Money or Issue Bonds On Behalf of Anambra State in All 8 Years I Was In Government - Obi
On the day I left office, the government of Anambra State was not owing any salary, gratuity, or pension to those scheduled to be paid by the state government. We were not owing any contractor or supplier who had executed his job, certified and verified. That is how I left office.
Peter Obi, Presidential Candidate, NDC