y vision for 2017-— Prophet Onuoha

Founder, Galilee Christian Centre, Prophet Williams Onuoha has said that 2017 will be tougher than the out  going year.The prophets  made the assertion at the church’s end of the year thanksgiving, called Gibeon 2016 tagged, “There is a prophet in the land,”  where he said, with the current economic condition, inflation would be high adding that there would be drastic change in governance in 2017 Prophet Onuoha however said, the year 2017 which he tagged, “Year of Laughter” in his church would be a controversial year.

Uyo church building collapse: How Gov. Udom survived, over 200 dead during service

Tragedy struck in the least anticipated place, yesterday, Reigners Bible Ministry, Uyo, Akwa Ibom State capital, after the church  building collapsed during a service. Conflicting accounts put the death toll at between 50 and 200 while Governor Udom Emmanuel, who was present when the incident occurred, survived

How two suicide bombers beat security to wreak havoc in Adamawa – Eye witness

The relative peace enjoyed in Adamawa State in the last one year was truncated, on Friday, following twin suicide bomb blasts that rocked Madagali Local Government Area of the state. 
No fewer than 50 lives were lost, even as 80 others were said to have been injured in the attack that happened in the Madagali Market.

Trump: 30 things the Republican believes

Republican Donald Trump has won the 2016 US presidential race. What are his policies and beliefs? 1) Arab-Americans cheered the attacks on 9/11. Trump repeatedly claimed that on 11 September, 2001, there were thousands of Arab-Americans celebrating in New Jersey after two planes flew into the Twin Towers. He says such public demonstrations “tell you something” about Muslims living in the US. However, there are no media reports to back up the claim. 2) There should be surveillance on US mosques. Trump believes Muslims should be tracked by law enforcement as a counterterrorism initiative. He has walked back some comments about keeping a database on all American Muslims, but says he doesn’t care if watching mosques is seen as “politically incorrect”.

I’ll leave Nigeria better than I met it— Buhari

BENIN—PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari has vowed to leave Nigeria a better nation than he met it, urging the various ethnic groups in the country to maintain unity and assist the nation become greater again.
The President lamented that the nation made some grievous mistakes in the past by her over dependence on oil, saying, “that is what we are paying for today as a nation.” He spoke after commissioning the Edo State University, Iyahmo, Etsako West Local Government Area and Ugbegun-Ujiogba-Ebudin- Igueben-Ewohinmi Road in Edo Central senatorial district. President Buhari, whose two days working visit to Edo State ended yesterday, emphasized that his administration had made tremendous success in the three key areas he promised Nigerians; security, economy and fighting corruption, irrespective of the view of

Trump’s joy is Obama’s pain

Donald Trump’s jaw-dropping White House win is a slap in the face for Barack Obama, elected eight years ago as the country’s first black president on the promise of a nation united.

Herdsmen to register within 14 days in Ekiti, sign deal with govt

Herdsmen operating in Ekiti State will now have to register within 14 days so as to ensure a smooth operation of the cattle rearers in all parts of the state.This is just as the state government and members of the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN), the umbrella body of cattle rearers in the country, on Thursday, signed a communique to ensure seamless operation of the grazing law in the state.