Senator Saraki was billed to be arraigned on Friday, September 18, but on Thursday, September 17, he sent his team of lawyers, to serve the tribunal with a copy of the ruling of Justice Ahmed Mohammed of the Federal High Court - Abuja, which summoned the Ministry of Justice, the Tribunal's Chairman: Justice Danladi Umar, Chairman of the Code of Conduct Bureau, CCB, Mr. Sam Saba, and Mr. Hassan who signed the charge against Saraki; ordering them to appear on Monday September 21, to show cause why the trial should be allowed to proceed.
Friday 18 September 2015
Corruption Charges - Fedreal Ministry Of Justice Pushes For Saraki's Arrest!
Thursday 17 September 2015
Heartrending Picture Of Jakusko General Hospital, Yobe State!
Below is a pictured believed to be that of the General Hospital at Jakusko Local Government Area in Yobe State, Northern Nigeria.
Wednesday 16 September 2015
Buhari Reinstates Administration's Commitment To Correct Infrastructural Gaps In Nigeria!
Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari on September 15th, met with Mr. Patrick Pouyanné, Total Plc's CEO, & Mr. Guy Maurice, Senior VP Africa E&P and other French and Nigerian CEOs at the Investment Forum held at the MEDEF Headquarters in Paris.
In his speech, President Buhari reinstated his administration's commitment to redress the serious infrastructural gaps in Nigeria.
More Pictures of the president's Paris visit below:
In his speech, President Buhari reinstated his administration's commitment to redress the serious infrastructural gaps in Nigeria.
More Pictures of the president's Paris visit below:
I Have Felt Used By people - Pope Francis, As He Condemns Religious Fundamentalists!
Pope Francis in a recent radio interview stated that he has never had as many "friends" as he does now, though he has met many of them only once.
"I have felt used by people who presented themselves as my friends and whom I hadn't seen more than once or twice in my life. They have used that to their own benefit." He said.
Condemning what he termed humanity's "abuse of creation," Pope Francis said of religious fundamentalists, "Their mission is to destroy in the name of an idea, not a reality . . . They kill, attack, destroy, malign in the name of an ideological god."
Despite his well-deserved reputation for compassion, Francis with biblical instances stated that he is clearly willing to confront those with whom he disagrees.
When David was fleeing from King Saul, he sought help from a priest named Ahimelech. However, he did not tell the priest that Saul was pursuing him. Nor did he confront a man named Doeg the Edomite, though he later admitted, "I knew on that day, when Doeg the Edomite was there, that he would surely tell Saul" (1 Samuel 22:22). As a result, Doeg killed Ahimelech and 85 priests as well as the inhabitants of the town where they lived. David's decision to avoid conflict led to much worse conflict.
The prophets consistently condemned the sins of their culture. Jesus threw moneychangers from the temple and exposed the hypocrisy of the religious authorities. Paul confronted those who demanded that Gentile converts to Christianity be circumcised, using language so stern I won't repeat it here (see Galatians 5:11-12). One day we will each stand before God, where he will "test what sort of work each one has done," and we will receive or lose eternal reward as a result (1 Corinthians 3:13-15).
God is not conflict avoidant. At the same time, "God is love" (1 John 4:8). We can conclude that love and conflict are not necessarily in conflict. In fact, the most loving thing we can sometimes do is to speak the truth as boldly and plainly as possible.
How?
It's been said that "the worst crime of the desert is knowing where the water is and not telling." If we're living in a moral desert, what is our greatest privilege?
Written by Jim Denison
"I have felt used by people who presented themselves as my friends and whom I hadn't seen more than once or twice in my life. They have used that to their own benefit." He said.
Condemning what he termed humanity's "abuse of creation," Pope Francis said of religious fundamentalists, "Their mission is to destroy in the name of an idea, not a reality . . . They kill, attack, destroy, malign in the name of an ideological god."
Despite his well-deserved reputation for compassion, Francis with biblical instances stated that he is clearly willing to confront those with whom he disagrees.
When David was fleeing from King Saul, he sought help from a priest named Ahimelech. However, he did not tell the priest that Saul was pursuing him. Nor did he confront a man named Doeg the Edomite, though he later admitted, "I knew on that day, when Doeg the Edomite was there, that he would surely tell Saul" (1 Samuel 22:22). As a result, Doeg killed Ahimelech and 85 priests as well as the inhabitants of the town where they lived. David's decision to avoid conflict led to much worse conflict.
The prophets consistently condemned the sins of their culture. Jesus threw moneychangers from the temple and exposed the hypocrisy of the religious authorities. Paul confronted those who demanded that Gentile converts to Christianity be circumcised, using language so stern I won't repeat it here (see Galatians 5:11-12). One day we will each stand before God, where he will "test what sort of work each one has done," and we will receive or lose eternal reward as a result (1 Corinthians 3:13-15).
God is not conflict avoidant. At the same time, "God is love" (1 John 4:8). We can conclude that love and conflict are not necessarily in conflict. In fact, the most loving thing we can sometimes do is to speak the truth as boldly and plainly as possible.
How?
First: Be compassionate. In response to the sins of our nation, God calls us to "sigh and groan over all the abominations that are committed in it" (Ezekiel 9:4).
Second: Stay close to God. The psalmist noted, "Blessed are the people . . . who walk, O Lord, in the light of your face" (Psalm 89:15). Walk with Jesus so that people see his character in yours.
Third: Say what God says to you. Make the prophet's pledge yours: "As the Lord lives, what my God says, that I will speak" (2 Chronicles 18:13).
Fourth: Trust God to use your words to change your world. Human words cannot transform human hearts, but God's word "shall accomplish that which I purpose" (Isaiah 55:11).
Second: Stay close to God. The psalmist noted, "Blessed are the people . . . who walk, O Lord, in the light of your face" (Psalm 89:15). Walk with Jesus so that people see his character in yours.
Third: Say what God says to you. Make the prophet's pledge yours: "As the Lord lives, what my God says, that I will speak" (2 Chronicles 18:13).
Fourth: Trust God to use your words to change your world. Human words cannot transform human hearts, but God's word "shall accomplish that which I purpose" (Isaiah 55:11).
It's been said that "the worst crime of the desert is knowing where the water is and not telling." If we're living in a moral desert, what is our greatest privilege?
Written by Jim Denison
Croatia Dragged Into Refugee Crisis, As Hungary Introduces Tough Measures!
Refugees fleeing war ravaged Syria and other countries in Hungary, are subjected to tougher new border laws. Information reveals that as a result of this tough measures, thousands of refugees spent the night in the open along Hungary's border with Serbia on Tuesday, September 15.
Croatia is dragged into the refugee crisis after around 100 refugees who were conveyed by bus from Serbia's Southern border, were seen walking into the country on Wednesday, September 16.
Tuesday 15 September 2015
Car Thief Caught On Camera As He Steals An SUV From The Parking Lot Of A Major Shopping Mall In Lagos!
The man pictured below in white shirt and blue denim was caught on camera as he stole and drove off from the parking lot of The Palms Shopping Mall in Victorian Island- Lagos, in the stolen black Honda CRV with registration number LND 43DP.
'Onwa-Mba' don reachooo, no be every body wey dey parol for shopping malls or public places get better agendaooo, make every bodi shine their eyes well -well.
To some people, its a 'do' or 'die' affair to storm the village with a ride and some 'Benjamins' at all cost. But God pass them.
'Onwa-Mba' don reachooo, no be every body wey dey parol for shopping malls or public places get better agendaooo, make every bodi shine their eyes well -well.
To some people, its a 'do' or 'die' affair to storm the village with a ride and some 'Benjamins' at all cost. But God pass them.
Kardashian Sisters Storm Apple Store In New-York!
Heavily pregnant Kim and sisters at the Apple Store in Soho, Manhattan- New-York, on Tuesday, September 15, to discuss their new apps.
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