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A photo of a man looking like Jesus has gone viral. He was spotted in Dansoman, Accra Ghana doing house to house with many people gathering to have a glance of him and take pictures with the Jesus look alike who appeared on their streets. Although its not certain what the man was doing in Ghana, but there are claims he was in Ghana to shoot a movie where he'll play the part of Jesus Christ. See photo below. Jesus has already said it, 4 And Jesus answered them, "See that no one leads you astray. 5 For many will come in my name, saying, 'I am the Christ, ' and they will lead many astray. 6 And you will hear of wars and rumors of wars. See that you are not alarmed, for this must take place, but the end is not yet". -Matthew 25 Please let know one deceive you that man in a picture is a ghanian who want to play jesus role in a movie but people says that its Jesus Himself

A photo of a man looking like Jesus has gone viral. He was spotted in Dansoman, Accra Ghana doing house to house with many people gathering to have a glance of him and take pictures with the Jesus look alike who appeared on their streets. Although its not certain what the man was doing in Ghana, but there are claims he was in Ghana to shoot a movie where he'll play the part of Jesus Christ. See photo below. Jesus has already said it, 4 And Jesus answered them, "See that no one leads you astray. 5 For many will come in my name, saying, 'I am the Christ, ' and they will lead many astray. 6 And you will hear of wars and rumors of wars. See that you are not alarmed, for this must take place, but the end is not yet". -Matthew 25 Please let know one deceive you that man in a picture is a ghanian who want to play jesus role in a movie but people says that its Jesus Himself

Members of the Islamic sect, Boko Haram, attacked Mafa Local Government Area on Monday, destroying over 70 percent of structures in the area. This is coming barely 24 hours after they launched similar attack in Ngomari Ward in Jere and Mainok town in Konduga Local Government Area. An eyewitness, who spoke with the new agency in Maiduguri said over 80 people may have been killed as dead bodies littered the community. He also said that he saw casualty on both sides of the Boko Haram and the security personnel, who have been battling the insurgents since 8:00 am today, Monday. However, as at the time of filling this report, the official casualty figure has not been made available by either the police or the military authorities, as both the Police Public Relations Officer's line and that of the spokesman of the 7 Division Nigerian Army, Col. Muhammadu Dole was not going through.

(Death toll from Maiduguri bomb blasts rises to 52 •NLC threatens to mobilize against killings) Barely four hours after dozens of residents of Ajilari-Bintu Sugar were killed by twin-bomb blasts in Maiduguri, another 39 persons were killed Saturday in Mainok, a village 55 kilometres from the state capital. This is just as the death toll from the twin-bomb explosions in Maiduguri has risen to 52, even as some persons were still believed to be trapped in the collapsed building Sunday. In reaction to the rising body count from the North-east, the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has threatened to mobilise workers nationwide to protest against the killings of innocent Nigerians and the destruction of property by the terrorists. It was gathered yesterday that the suicide bombers, who detonated the bombs were targeting a marriage ceremony in Ajilari-Bintu Sugar. It is believed that the marriage ceremony may have been targeted because the insurgents in the past have sent warnings to residen

The air operations to clear terrorists bases sited in Daggu and Yazza areas of Borno State during the weekend have registered the expected results in the ongoing campaign against terror, says Nigeria's Defence headquarters. A statement by Chris Olukolade, Director of Information, said the mopping up operation by ground forces after air assault has confirmed the death of several terrorists located in the bases. According to him, civilians had earlier been evacuated from the vicinity of the identified terrorist enclaves in line with operation orders before the air and land assaults. He noted that extensive cordon and search of the entire locality is ongoing with a view to apprehending the wounded and other members of the terrorists group who might still be trying to flee. Meanwhile, on Sunday, troops in pursuit of the militants who carried out attack in Buni Yadi last week, had fierce encounter with the terrorists around Mainok and other locations between Apa and Abulum in Borno Stat

Contrary to the testimony made last week by the Auditor-General for the Federation (AuGF), Mr. Samuel Ukura, before the House of Representatives' Committee on Public Accounts that it had commenced the audit of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), his office has in another breadth disclosed that it is not empowered to audit the oil corporation. Appearing before the House committee to defend its 2013 and 2014 budget, the auditor-general had said 20 auditors involved in the audit were recently exposed to a specialized training programme designed to help them adequately examine oil and gas financial documents and audit NNPC's accounts. However, responding to a "Request for Audit of the Federation Account" by civil rights lawyer and Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), Mr. Femi Falana, the Legal Unit of the Office of the Auditor-General of the Federation (OAuGF) stated that Section 85(3) of the constitution does not empower it to "audit the accounts of o

(APC To unveil manifesto March 6..........Presidency dismisses survey, says road map is dubious) Ahead of the 2015 presidential election, the All Progressives Congress (APC) has claimed that it has already taken a 10-point lead over the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) based on the outcome of a self-commissioned public opinion survey which will be unveiled on Thursday. The party said details of the survey which also focused on the falling ratings of PDP as well as an articulated road map to attain a new Nigeria would be made public at the National Summit of APC to be held in Abuja. The interim National Publicity Secretary of the party, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, said in a statement issued yesterday that the road map would detail the party's priorities in fixing the widespread failings of successive PDP governments since 1999, in order to bring hope and succor to the long-suffering people of Nigeria. It said the road map was a product of an empirical and painstaking process embarked upon

Smarting from the devastating attacks of the last few weeks, including the killing of 43 hapless students of Federal Government College, Bunu-Yadi, Yobe State, by the Boko Haram terrorists, the Nigerian security forces have intensified their ground and air assaults against members of the sect. The intensity of the raids on the insurgents is said to have forced members of Boko Haram to flee. However, reports indicate that the terrorists have became even more deadly as they flee, as they have gone on the rampage against civilian populations in the North-eastern states of Adamawa, Borno and Yobe. According to a statement signed yesterday by the Director of Defence Information (DDI), Maj-Gen. Chris Olukolade, the latest onslaught by the military had been directed at clearing terrorist bases sited in Daggu and Yazza areas of Borno State, which he claimed during the weekend achieved the desired results in the ongoing campaign against terror. Olukolade said the mop-up operation by ground f

President Goodluck Jonathan-  PDP remains the party to beat Jaiyeola Andrews and Hamed Shittu, in Ilorin President Goodluck Jonathan Monday said the stability of the country was paramount, noting that the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is the party that had ensured the stability of the country. The president spoke when he paid homage to Emir of Ilorin, Alhaji Sulu Gambari. The resident hinted that in spite of the security challenges in some part of the country, Kwara State has remained peaceful. Jonathan said " we believe the stability of this country is paramount, we believe that the party that can rule this country should be the party that has tentacles across the country, and should not be a party that is own by one person or a group of persons. " A party that anybody from nowhere can come up and become something just like me, from no where. It's only place like PDP that such people can the opportunity to breathing fresh air. So we are in Kwara State fo

The National Council on Privatization (NCP) and the governing board of the Niger Delta Power Holding Company (NDPHC) have approved Friday for the opening of the financial bids of the 42 pre-qualified bidders out of 66 bidding consortia for the 80 percent equity in the 10 National Integrated Power Project (NIPP) power plants. The NCP, rising from its third joint meeting on February 28 had directed that the bids be opened on the scheduled date in keeping with the published timeline for the transaction. The joint meeting, which was chaired by Vice President Mohammed Namadi Sambo affirmed that 42 bidders which had been pre-qualified met the criteria set forth in the requests for proposal (RFP) and passed the due diligence verification conducted on technically qualified bidders. The NIPP Privatization is a joint transaction between the NCP and the Governing Board of NDPHC.  The 10 plants are jointly owned by the three tiers of government; local, state and federal governments with the Fed

The trial of Police Corporal Anthony Onoja charged with raping a two-year-old girl, Chinwedu Obi, resumes today before a Nasarawa State High Court sitting at Lafia. Onoja was charged with only one count which read: "That you Anthony Onoja of Maraba, Karu Local Government Area of Nasarawa State on or about the 15th day of June, 2013, at about 1500hrs at Mararaba, within the jurisdiction of this court, forcefully had carnal knowledge of Chinwedu Obi a two-year-old girl, without her consent, thereby committed an offence of rape punishable under section 283 of the Penal Code." The prosecutor is expected to call its first witness when the trial starts today. Section 283 of the Penal Code provides that "whoever has carnal intercourse against the order of nature with any man, woman or animal, shall be punished with imprisonment for a term which may extend to fourteen years and shall also be liable to fine". Although there are other offences with which Onoja could have

The current fuel scarcity in the country may worsen this week as more filling stations ran out of supply at the weekend. It was gathered from the managers of some petrol stations in Lagos that the few filling stations that had fuel, exhausted their stock at the weekend and would likely not have the product this week. However, the marketers disagreed with the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) that they were hoarding the product and attributed the scarcity to the delay in the release of the first quarter import allocation. According to them, the tight supply would linger until the marketers begin to bring in the  product, adding that the situation was worse in Lagos, because of its large population as the commercial nerve centre. Sources hinted that the situation was getting out of hand in some parts of the North, South-east and South-west, as the Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR), the oil and industry regulator appears to be losing the war against profiteering and

The Chairman of the Governing Council of the National Human Rights Council, Dr. Chidi Odinkalu, yesterday called on the federal government to consider the proposals for the transfer of children in the eight Unity Schools in Adamawa, Borno and Yobe States to other schools outside the region in the wake of mass killing of students at the Federal Government College Buni-Yadi in Yobe State. In a statement yesterday, Odinkalu said many official reports, including the Marshall Dike report (2009); Galtimari Report (2011); and Turaki Committee Report (2013), which already contained far-reaching proposals for addressing the situation in North-east should be considered. He also called on the National Assembly to as a matter of urgency and in reflecting on the death of the students to reconvenes urgently in plenary. He said: "The federal government and the governments and people of the states in the Lake Chad area in North-east Nigeria deserve the support and ideas of all citizens, well-w

Police logo By Segun Awofadeji  Gunmen Sunday abducted three polio workers in  Darazo Local Government Area of Bauchi State. The state Police Public Relations Officer (PPPRO), DSP Haruna Mohammed,  confirmed the incident. He said the three polio workers abducted were two men and one woman, adding that a man and a woman were released and the police were making effort to secure the release of a victim who is the health officer of Darazo Local Government. Haruna advised the people to remain calm and law abiding and promised that the police were working hard to secure his release.

The Presidency has stepped up plans to stop the proliferation of small arms and light weapons, which it considers  as one of the causative factors fueling the internal security challenges in the country. The Chairman, Presidential Committee on Small Arms and Light Weapons (SALW), Ambassador Emmanuel Imo he, stated this at the weekend in Abuja in response to the alarm earlier raised by the Chairman, House of Representatives Committee on Foreign Affair, Hon. Nnenna Ukaeje, on the dangers of illegal possession of firearms among Nigerians. Imohe explained that the role of the presidential committee would stem the tide of small arms and weapons proliferation in the country. He expressed hope that the committee would be upgraded to a full fledged commission as one of the conditions required for the domestication of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Convention and solicited the continued support of Ukaeje and the International Committee on Red Cross (ICRC), which had p

The United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) team is expected in Nigeria on March 31 to carry out mandatory assessment of Nigeria's Category 1 Safety Status certification which it awarded to the country in August 2010. The objective of the assessment is to ensure that Nigeria still maintains the safety standard in air transport, which enabled the US to award Nigeria the certification. The benefits of the FAA Category 1 Safety Status is that the Nigerian aviation sector is rated highly in the world aviation industry; Nigerian airlines have easy access to credit facility from international financiers, and insurance premium for Nigerian registered aircraft is relatively low. The Director General of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), Captain Fola Akinkuotu, who addressed journalists yesterday in Lagos on planned visit, said since Nigeria bagged the Category 1 safety status three years ago, there had been a boost in the industry, which had started contributing si

Dr. Abu Ameenah Bilal Philips By Jaiyeola Andrews  The federal government Sunday advanced reasons why it granted visa to a renowned extremist and Islamic terror preacher, Dr. Abu Ameenah Bilal Philips. It said the cleric met all  the requirements that ensured the granting of visa to him. Philips, who lives in Qatar, had been issued a Nigerian Visa to visit and preach in the country. The cleric had already been banned from countries like Australia, Germany, United Kingdom, United States of America, Kenya, among others. Reports had it that the cleric celebrated his visa issuance with his followers on his Facebook on Sunday morning, saying, "Al hamdu lillaah. I just got a visa for Nigeria and will be going there in a few days, in shaa allaah. So, I hope to see all my Nigerian brothers and sisters. Baarakallaahu feekum." Speaking to journalists in Abuja, the Minister of Interior, Abba Moro, noted that every country has its own requirement for the granting of visa  and in Nig

As a result of the current 2014 budget defence by various ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs) of the federal government in the two chambers of the National Assembly, the House of Representatives Committee on Finance has re-scheduled its planned hearing on state of the economy until further notice. A statement by the clerk of the committee, Farouk Dawaki, said the hearing, which was earlier slated for today was cancelled but will be re-scheduled for a future date that will be communicated. "The postponement was necessitated by the need to allow various ministries, departments, agencies and other affected stakeholders to continue with the 2014 budget defence before the standing committees of the National Assembly," the statement said in part. The committee Chairman, Dr. Abdumumini Jibrin, (APC, Kano), had last December 19, handed 50 questions on the state of the economy to the Coordinating Minister for the Economy and Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala. In

It was yet another tragic day yesterday in Bauchi State when no fewer than 10 persons were killed and two others sustained injuries as a commercial bus collided with a trailer. It was gathered that the accident which happened around 9.44 a.m., occurred along Sabon Gari-Nabordo village in Toro Local Government Area of the state. Investigation revealed that the bus, with registration number: GME 01 XA, was travelling from Bauchi to Abuja when it rammed into trailer with registration number: AH 45 JRE and both crashed into the bush. Meanwhile, a renew cult clash has claimed the lives of eight persons across Edo State, including  a 500 level Computer Science student of Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma. Osajie Osamudiamen. While two were killed in Ekpoma, six persons were allegedly shot dead in Benin-City, the state capital. For instance, Osamudiamen was allegedly shot in the head at a close range at a night club in Supreme Hotel, Ekpoma, headquarters of Esan West Local Government Area o

The Niger State House of Assembly in an unprecedented move finally passed into law a bill that makes marrying more than four wives illegal in the state. However, observers believe the move may not be unconnected with the government's desire to prosecute the popular octogenarian and Islamic cleric, Mohammed Saba, who has 86 wives. The state Assembly on Friday codified the law through passage of the bill seeking the establishment of the Shari'a Penal Code for existing laws against r*pe and marrying more than four wives. By the new law, anyone proven to have defiled a woman in the state will bag a 21-year-jail-term, while any professed Muslim, who marries more than four wives, will be made to face the law. The bill was passed following the adoption of the report of the House Committee on Judicial Matters presented by its chairman, Hon Isah Kawu (Bida 1 constituency). While presenting the report, Isah noted that all major stakeholders took advantage of the public hearing to mak

The Sultan of Sokoto and President-General of the Nigeria Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs, Alhaji Muhammadu Sa'ad Abubakar has urged Muslims in the country to look out for the new moon of the month of Jumada Ula. "Sultanate Council of Sokoto wish to remind that Saturday March 1st equivalent to 29 Rabi'u Thani 1435 shall be the first day to look for the new moon of the lunar month of Jumada Ula", Spokesman of the Council, Yahaya M. Boyi, said yesterday in a statement. The statement added that the council should be informed if the moon is sighted on the following phone numbers: 08037157100, 08035073872, 08039655007 and 08030413535.

The Presidency Friday declared that the current military insurgency in some parts of the North-east "is an indication that Nigeria is at war". He has therefore called for the cooperation of all Nigerians to bring the war situation to an immediate end. Special Assistant to the President on Public Affairs, Dr. Doyin Okupe said, "We are facing a major problem in the North-east. We are in a war and there is no gain saying that fact. I'm willing to admit that we are in a war situation. Definitely, in a war situation, all sorts of things do happen. You can even see that in the centenary celebrations that we were doing yesterday; virtually every speaker who spoke mentioned the issue of insurgency and terrorism in Nigeria". He said that the war against the Nigeria state by the Islamic sect was very serious as they have adopted the style of "attacking the vulnerable – women, children and the aged". "We are dealing with a very serious enemy and until and fr

A trainee Catholic nun has pleaded guilty to smothering her newborn after giving birth in her room at a Washington, D.C. convent so no-one would hear him cry. Sosefina Amoa, 26, gave birth just five days after moving to the U.S. to begin a five-month program to officially join the convent. It was reported that on that fateful day, October 10, Amoa asked to be excused from her duties and went to her room. She delivered Joseph that morning. Afraid the nuns would hear her newborn's cries and discover she had lied about her s*xual activity, Amoa allegedly covered the crying boy's mouth and nose with a wool garment for several minutes. The young woman told police she didn't know what to do, and was afraid that someone would learn of her pregnancy. When she removed the garment, the child had stopped breathing. She wrapped the child in Samoan garb, placed the child on her bed…remained in her room' until the next morning when she showed the infant to a sister at the con

Mercy Ajisafe popularly known as Omo London was a model in the UK. She is an actress and also a presenter. She tells Ademola Olonilua about her love life and why she quit her modelling career You have scar on your ankle and wrist. What happened to you? I learnt the marks were as a result of an accident that involved me and my godmother when I was barely one year old. She had a mug of hot tea and being a restless baby, I tried to take it from her to know what was in the cup. I was trying to forcefully take the cup from her while she was preventing me from having it. Eventually, she left it and the tea poured on me. You can imagine how serious it must have been for me to still be having the marks on my body. My mother said it was the worst day of her life. While growing up, she used to tell me the scars would fade off but they are still here and I am okay with them. Did the scars ever discourage boys from approaching you? No, I don't think anyone notices it. I don't even reme

As Consumers Lament Extortion Unlike previous governments without genuine, determined efforts to solve the age-long electricity crisis which had plagued the country, the current administration of President Goodluck Jonathan seemed to have taken the bull by the horns with his transformation agenda including the roadmap on power that guaranteed massive access to electricity. With a fast growing economy and dynamic population of over 167 million people, demand for electric power has out-spaced supply tremendously. The sincerity of the administration in privatizing the power sector is not in doubt because in the last two or three years, a well thought-out power sector reform is being implemented almost to the letter especially with the unbundling of the octopus – the Power Handling Company of Nigeria, PHCN into separate generation, transmission and distribution successor companies. Undoubtedly, the power sector is capital intensive, needing huge financial and technical resources to tur