They revealed he died today, December 7, 2019 peacefully surrounded by his family.
A statement issued by the Bonnke Family reads;
Saturday, December 7, 2019
Reinhard Bonnke is dead
They revealed he died today, December 7, 2019 peacefully surrounded by his family.
A statement issued by the Bonnke Family reads;
Any harm on Sowore will affect Nigeria/US relationship - US Senator, Menendez
Speaking about the arrest, and DSS not obeying court orders, Mr Robert said this could affect Nigeria/US relationship. His words;
“The United States is watching and the world is watching. I fear that the blatant harassment of Mr Omoyele Sowore, an activist and journalist whose only crime appears to be exercising his right to free expression, is becoming symptomatic of increasingly closing political and civic space in Nigeria,” Menendez said.
Orezi survives car crash with broken jaw (photos)
According to the singer, he was rushing to catch a flight to Delta State where he was billed to perform, so he took a uber. He said he only woke up to realize there was a crash.
He however said he got a first aid treatment and caught up with his flight.
Four months after losing mother, IPOB leader, Nnamdi Kanu loses dad
Eze Kanu was the traditional ruler of Afara Ukwu Umuahia community till his death.
The traditional council of his community led by Edward Ibeabuchi confirmed his demise. One of his sons, Emmanuel, also confirmed the demise of his father.
His death comes four months after his wife, Kanu's mother Ugoeze Sally Kanu, passed away.
We warned Sowore, Falana over Buhari - FFK
''We warned @YeleSowore, Femi Falana and others that Buhari was a tyrant in 2015.They insulted us & put him in power.The tiger they rode has now turned on them.Why do our people always assume that when others are persecuted that it will never come to them.Tyrants have NO friends!'', he stated on Twitter.
Video: Davido fondles Chioma's breast on a plane
She tried to resist him, but gave up when the singer won't stop. He shared the video on his insta-story. Watch it below...
Sowore: NBA rebukes DSS, urges Nigerians to defend rule of law
National publicity Kunle Edun also called on Nigerians to defend the rule of law. The full statement:
The Nigerian Bar Association is greatly dismayed at the exhibition of primitivity, thuggery, insane passion for lawlessness, contempt and disrespect for the rule of law by the agents of the Department of State Services (DSS) within the precints of the Federal High Court, Abuja while attempting to re-arrest Citizens Omoyele Sowore and Olawale Bakare earlier today.
Oyedepo berates Federal Government over hate speech bill, calls it a stone age mentality
Speaking at last encounter night of Shiloh 2019 on Friday, the Bishop who lampooned the lobby and sponsor of the hate speech bill said: “They are lobbying for hate speech ignoring the hate acts by insurgence fanatics”.
Oyedepo described the bill as a “Stone age mentality”.
The Bishop who demanded from the congregation if the Nigerian government is “doing well”, in a swift response, the participants at the event globally shouted “No”.
Graphic photo: Police officer allegedly shoots boy dead for retaliating after he slapped him
Awuzie Duru, 18, was allegedly killed within the premises of a new generation bank branch at Umuaka on Sunday, December 1.
According to reports, Awuzie, popularly known as Aboy, from Isiozi Aka in Umuaka, Imo state, had gone to the bank to withdraw money from the bank’s ATM gallery.
The boy took his space on the line and other newcomers took their place behind him.
Minister of Transportation, Amaechi attacked in Spain
In a statement authored by Amaechi via his twitter account, he said the incident occurred at an event on climate change held in Madrid, Spain.
He added that he left the scene unhurt as Spanish police came to his rescue before any damage could be done.
Amaechi wrote: ''Some minutes ago, I was attacked by a few misguided Nigerians while on national assignment at a climate change event in Madrid, Spain. They were quickly repelled by the Spanish police before they could do any harm. I am fine. I was not hurt. Thanks for your support & prayers.''
FG to shut Mile 2 – Tincan road for 72 hours
Mr. Funso Adebiyi, Director, Federal Highways, South West, made the appeal during an inspection of the road in Lagos.
Adebiyi said that heavy rainfall slowed down rehabilitation works on Apapa roads. He said it resulted in terrible road degeneration, causing accidents.
The director said that palliative work had begun on the highway with the rains ending, and the Ministry of Works and Housing had secured the commitment of truck drivers to leave the highway for repair works.
Okorocha forfeits state-of-the art hospital to Federal Government
Dews of Hope Hospital, located in the heart of Imo capital of Owerri Dews of Hope Hospital is a N1.5 Billion state-of-the-art 200-bed hospital, whose ownership was denied by a former aide to Okorocha.
The forfeiture came a day after the commission secured the conviction and sentencing of former governor Orji Uzor Kalu of Abia State(1999-2007) for money laundering and corruption.
Friday, December 6, 2019
Stephanie Linus attends the private screening of Frozen 2
Atiku Abubakar condemns Sowore's re-arrest
Operatives of the Department of State Service (DSS), had invaded a courtroom at the Federal High Court, Abuja this morning to arrest the duo, a move Atiku calls a rape on the sanctity of the court.
Atiku, also said the action of the DSS is unacceptable, describing the invasion as a desecration of the court and the entire judiciary.
In a statement which he personally signed, Atiku said never in the history of Nigerian democracy has a judge been treated in such a disdainful and brazen attack on not just her person and office, but on the entire judiciary.
London Bridge terrorist Usman Khan's body flown to Pakistan for village burial
Usman Khan's parents were "scared" to bury him in the UK and have opted for it to be "low key", a cousin claims.
The 28-year-old will instead be buried in his family's ancestral village in Pakistan-controlled Kashmir after a pre-burial ritual known as a Janaza took place in a Birmingham mosque
The convicted extremist fatally stabbed Jack Merritt, 25, and Saskia Jones, 23, while attending a conference hosted by the Learning Together prisoner rehabilitation programme last Friday.
Nigerians come for Osinbanjo over Sowore's re-arrest
The officials of DSS reportedly stormed the courtroom, causing pandemonium at the court and physically assaulting Mr Sowore, forcing the judge, Justice Ijeoma Ojukwu to take cover in the courtroom.
Ojukwu had earlier ordered the SSS to release Sowore within 24 hours and also pay him N100,000 for improper legal conduct. The SSS then released Mr Sowore only for him and his co-defendant to be violently re-arrested.
Six-storey building collapses in Kenya
Residents of the Tassia estate where the incident happened were first at the scene of the incident and rescued ten people, according to Nairobi county police chief Philip Ndolo.
They used their bare hands to dig out the survivors.
Military personnel and emergency services have since arrived at the site, far on the eastern outskirts of the capital, to assist with the search and rescue operation.
Man arrested for beheading and eating woman's brain
Lloyd Bagtong, 21, was arrested Thursday on the island of Mindanao after the unidentified woman's partially clothed remains were found around two and a half miles from his home.
Bagtong allegedly told police that he was drunk and hungry when the woman tried to speak to him in the early morning in English, which he didn't understand.
'This probably irritated [Bagtong],' Captain Maribeth Ramoga told the Straits Times.
Sowore’s co-defendant, Bakare, declared missing
Operatives of the Department of State Services had stormed the Federal High Court in Abuja on Friday morning during the commencement of their trial and disrupted proceedings in an attempt to forcefully rearrest the two men.
After facing resistance from other activists inside the courtroom however, the DSS operatives retreated outside to lay ambush.
Chelsea free to sign players after transfer ban overturned
The Blues were initially sanctioned by world governing body FIFA in February of this year.
Chelsea's appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport was heard last month, with the London outfit contesting FIFA's two-window ban relating to the signing of overseas youth players.
And the CAS announced on Friday that the Blues have had their two-window ban to one, which was served in the summer, while also cutting the club's fine in two.
Pregnant 20 year -old woman in a polyamorous relationship will raise baby girl with four dads
Tory Ojeda lives with three of her partners in Jacksonville, Florida, and despite being in an open relationship she's the only one who has multiple partners.
Seven months ago, Tory found out that she was pregnant with a baby girl who they will welcome into their unconventional family in February.
She met one of her partners Marc, 18, in high school and then got into a relationship with Travis, 23, two months later.
Beautiful new photos of Biodun Okeowo and her son
''So that's how my son said "some people said I don't look like his mum" that I'm too young 🤣.
Who can guess my age gan sef?
Please not that internet lie lie age o''.
Heavily-armed DSS operatives chase Falana as he drives Sowore, Bakare out of court premises
The move follows the disruption of court proceedings by DSS operatives during the commencement of trial in a case brought against the activists by the Nigerian Government on Friday morning at the Federal High Court.
The secret police had made fruitless attempts to rearrest Sowore and Bakare inside the courtroom having only released them on bail on Thursday night.
Police kill suspects in rape and murder of Indian vet
The men were in police detention and were taken back to the scene of the crime in the early hours of Friday.
The suspects were shot when they tried to steal the officers' guns and escape, police told BBC Telugu.
However, human rights organisations including Amnesty International have called for investigations to determine if these were extrajudicial killings.
Shi’ites kick as court orders DSS to transfer El-Zakzaky, wife to Kaduna
This is to allow his lawyers and doctors have easy access to them.
But members of the movement opposed the transfer on the ground that it was a ploy to humiliate their leader and subject him to hardship.
The court order was delivered by Justice Gideon Kurada following the application by Haruna Magashi, counsel to the IMN leader, at the resumed hearing of the case in Kaduna.
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