KLOE KARDASHIAN DEBUNKS BREAKUP RUMOURS WITH TRISTAN THOMPSON

 

She shared this photo and tagged her boyfriend, Tristan Thompson and added an 'in-love' emoji.

METHODIST REVEREND KIDNAP IN IBADAN

A Methodist minister, The Reverend Dr Biodun Ogunbekun, was on Thursday, kidnapped by five gunmen in Ibadan.
The Reverend Ogunbekun, who was kidnapped at about 7p.m. at his farm at Kufi Area, along Olorunda-Aba road, was stationed at Methodist Church Nigeria, Akobo-Ojurin, Diocese of Agodi, Ibadan, capital city of Oyo State.

Addressing the Press in Ibadan on Friday, the Diocesan Bishop, The Rt Rev Amos Ajiboye said Rev Ogunbekun went to his farm to pick up something and was about leaving when the gunmen, who were also masked, gained entry into the farm and dragged him away with them into the bush on foot.
According to Bishop Ajiboye, two of the staff of Rev Ogunbekun were with him at the time of the incident, adding that it was one of the staff members that was opening the gate for their boss to leave when the gunmen swooped on them.

He also explained that the gunmen did not come in a vehicle and did not make away with the minister’s vehicle with number plate OSUN SSU 74 XA.

Bishop Ajiboye, however, “on behalf of his Eminence, Dr S.C.K. Uche, Prelate, Methodist Church Nigeria and his Grace, Most Rev M.K. Stephen, Archbishop of Ibadan, appeal to the state governor, state commissioner of police, all other security agencies and well meaning Nigerians to please assist in finding the man of God.”

The Diocesan Bishop reiterated the prayer of the entire diocese, that God would touch the hearts of the kidnappers to release The Rev Dr Ogunbekun very soon and unhurt.

He also explained to the press that the Police from Akobo-Ojurin station had visited the farm.
Oyo Police Public Relations Officer, Mr Adekunle Ajisebutu, in a telephone discussion, promised to inquire about the case and get back to Saturday Tribune. He had not done so as of press time on Friday.

PASTOR ADEBOYE ARRIVES BENUE, TO CONDUCT PREYER SESSION FOR GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS

 

“The General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adeboye has arrived Makurdi, Benue State capital, for a Christian prayer retreat.

He was received, alongside his wife, Tolu at the Makurdi airport by the state Governor, Pastor Samuel Ortom and officials of the state Government.

The event, which is titled ‘Divine Encounter’
is billed to take place at the Aper Aku Stadium, Makurdi by 3pm on Sunday 13th November.

CHARLIE BOY WANTS ALL 'FRUSTRATED NIGERIANS' TO JOIN HIM IN REVOLUTION PROTEST TO NATIONAL ASSEMPLY ON NOV 15

Charlie Boy is calling out frustrated Nigerians to join him in a revolution protest as he bids to curb corruption in the country. In the video posted via  his Instagram page, the 'Area father' who now chose to be called ‘The President of frustrated Nigerians’, said the protest will kick off at exactly 7am on Tuesday, November 15, 2016, from the Unity fountain to the National Assembly in Abuja.

OSHIOMHOLE MOURNS LATE WIFE AS HE LEAVES OFFICE TODAY

                                                                       

Outgoing Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State, who is leaving office today, Saturday November 12, 2016, is definitely sad that he lost his wife, Clara while in office.

 

At the last Executive Meeting he had last Wednesday in Benin with his commissioners and other staff, Oshiomhole, who battled tears, recalled how he lost his beloved wife, Clara, who was right by his side when he took the oath of office as governor of Edo State in 2007.

Below: Oshiomhole and late wife

He couldn’t help his emotions when he recalled that “My late wife wore khakhi with me, standing right beside me when I took the oath of office. Her death was very devastating to me because we were in the struggle together before I became governor and I felt now that God made me governor, she was going to enjoy the fruit of her labour. So, it was shocking for me to lose her at that stage. I started with her and it would have been wonderful to finish with her.”

Meanwhile, the governor said in an interview that he married the late Clara when he was 22 years old.

 

“He recalled, ““My father wanted me to marry early because he did not start early and wanted grandchildren. We were eight kids and I was the first. Whatever he said was law and I had to obey him. So, I got married and had two children before going back to school.”

 

Don’t ask how old his wife was at that time but he recalled that: “I met her in the course of my union struggle. Then, she was a secretary and I approached her to help me type some union petitions. She was afraid that I was taking too many risks; something led to attraction and we got married.”

The 64-year-old father of five, who remarried in 2015 to Iara, the outgoing First Lady, after the death of his first wife in December 2010, reminisced on his life as an activist:

 

He said, “Before I became NLC president, I had already stopped making babies. Even when I was travelling around, I was lucky to have a wife who was caring and able to fill the gap. My wife bore the burdens of peace because I’m a little impatient and I travel often. When you are exposed to tension, there is tendency for transferred aggression but you need a woman to understand you when in that kind of mood. When people say I was never around, I reply that I have five children and they were not produced in absentia. You would always find time to be with the family.”

With his new wife Lara

INCREDIBLE: A DAY OLD BABY WITH TEETH (PHOTO)

@badmanazee took to his Twitter handle to share a photo of a new born baby born with teeth. Unbelievable

REASONS BEHIND SOUTH EAST SENATORS VISIT TO PRESIDENT BUHARI

South-East senators who visited President Muhammadu Buhari during the week gave a list of demands as conditions for the approval of the $29.9bn loan request, Vanguard reports.
It was gathered that the senators demanded the release of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu and the construction of a rail Standard Gauge Spur from Agbor to Onitsha.

They also reportedly requested a place in the National Security Council, the inclusion of South East when concessioning federal roads and airports and construction of extra River Basin Development Authority for the zone.


The lawmakers also demanded the reconstruction of the dilapidating Enugu airport.
Ekweremadu, who spoke to State House Correspondents at the end of the meeting, said “For us from the South East, we believe that dialogue is better than any other form of engagement. So we decided to visit the President and present to him some of the concerns of the South East including the issues of roads and infrastructure.

“We also discussed the issue of security with him and of course the issue of IPOB. We had a good conversation and he promised to look into the issues. This is the South East caucus in the Senate and we came to see the President because of the issues we have in the South East.

“We had a fruitful discussion with the President. He has promised us that he is going to look into the problems of South East. We know that there are problems everywhere but we also believe that the South East is the zone that is far much short-changed at this time than other zones.

“We also talked about the issue of appointments from the South East, especially with respect to the National Security Council. The President also told us that governors of the South East have also engaged him on the same problems. We were reassured by the response we got from the President and we look forward to further interaction with him in this manner.”