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Want to avoid divorce? the best age to get married

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While nobody knows for beyond any doubt how their future would work out, studies have demonstrated that there is really a perfect age section for you to get hitched so you will have a fruitful union. 
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Nowadays, more couple are holding up until a later time to get hitched. More individuals need to hold up until they are monetarily and sincerely prepared to manage marriage challenges so this implies, the age individuals have a tendency to wed have changed throughout the years. 
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A late research into marriage ages and the probability of separation has demonstrated that wedding in your late 20s or mid 30s lessens the odds of separation. 
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Subsequent to reviewing a few information, the study infers that separation dangers decrease if you marry amid their late 20's and 30's. 
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Be that as it may, this does not mean late is constantly better in light of the fact that a similar concentrate likewise demonstrated that the danger of separation goes up in the event that you wed in your late 30's and past. 
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It was already expected that wedding later is better since you now have more encounters, are more developed and know precisely what you need in an accomplice however this information has demonstrated that in the event that you hold up past the point of no return, it may bring about the inverse impact. 
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Clearly, wedding before you are prepared or sufficiently developed (before late 20's) can prompt to separate since you may be hitched to somebody you didn't become more acquainted with too well or you are simply not in the best position to make things work. 
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Wedding past the point of no return, in any case, can prompt to separate in light of the fact that the vast majority in that circumstance generally do as such out of franticness and are typically hesitant to be hitched in any case. It is clear how this can prompt to separate in the long run. 
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Along these lines, while the choice for when  you ought to get hitched is eventually up to you, an age section of between 27-32 can be your most solid option.</div>
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Want to avoid divorce? the best age to get married

While nobody knows for beyond any doubt how their future would work out, studies have demonstrated that there is really a perfect age section for you to get hitched so you will have a fruitful union.…

26 Nov 2016

Igbo won't ask Buhari for their privilege – Ohanaeze Chief

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Boss (Mrs) Calista Nkiru Adimachukwu (Mmilioma), National Women Leader, Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide, talks on the lament, additions and desires of Igbo individuals from President Gen. Muhammadu Buhari. </div>
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What is your point of view on the Igbo address in Nigeria ? </div>
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The Igbo are the most astounding donors to Nigerian autonomy contrasted with different districts. Be that as it may, it is pitiful to note that since autonomy in 1960, different areas have countered Igbo goals. The Igbo have not been given the chance to taste strong initiative in Nigeria. Indeed, even after Nigeria got freedom, Dr, Nnamdi Azikiwe, was made a stylized President while his NCNC and Awolowo's AG were equipped for shaping a strong government and delivering the Prime Minister. Azikiwe relinquished that for the quiet presence and solidarity of Nigeria. </div>
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Despite the fact that Azikiwe had bolster from Awolowo, he contemplated that if the West and East collaborated against the North to frame government, the country may lose its harmony as the North may feel duped. In this manner, Azikiwe relinquished that shot for the solidarity of Nigeria. Actually, the Igbo would prefer even not to discuss the conditions encompassing the passing of Major Gen. Aguiyi Ironsi. Indeed, even in the Fourth Republic, Dr Alex Ekwueme contributed enormously to the arrangement of the PDP, imagining that likely the Igbo may find the opportunity to control the focal government. </div>
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The Igbo trusted that Ekwueme would be made the presidential competitor of the PDP, however there was posse up by the military against the Igbo, and Chief Olusegun Obasanjo turned into the presidential applicant of the PDP. Obasanjo's application was the continuation of the annihilation of the Igbo in light of the fact that the northern government never needed an Igbo man to be the President of Nigeria. Indeed, even before that scene, the Igbo voted in favor of Chief M.K.O Abiola, yet when it went to the time when an Igbo individual needs votes from the West and the North both in primaries and primary races, the Igbo are generally frustrated. </div>
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The Igbo have yielded a ton for the political advancement of Nigeria even to the degree of supporting a northerner in the Second Republic furthermore giving Sir. Tafawa Belewa support to be Prime Minister in the First Republic. The Igbo have been frustrated time, without number at whatever point they required support from different districts. </div>
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This is one reason the Igbo need the Federal Government to execute the report of the 2014 National Conference with a specific end goal to end the issue of junior and senior accomplices in the Nigerian venture furthermore to kill any group up against the Igbo now and later on. There is most likely the Igbo are baffled since President Goodluck Jonathan lost the race. This is on account of the Igbo trusted that since he was the one that established the National Confab and got the report, he would have been in a superior position to actualize it. Once more, he demonstrated the Igbo that he has their enthusiasm on the most fundamental level. As a result of him, the Igbo now have universal airplane terminal and other formative activities in the locale. I trust he could have accomplished increasingly in the event that he won re-race in 2015. </div>
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There are additionally different ventures in the South-East which he began that are still unsung. The Igbos have no second thoughts voting in favor of Jonathan and will do the same again if the need emerges. Prominently, in the 2011 presidential race, comparative thing happen where the North-East and North-West voted enormously for Gen. Buhari, and he lost in that race. Be that as it may, the individuals who voted in favor of him then had no lament. </div>
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They rehashed a similar deed in 2015 and he won. The President did a great deal to guarantee that the 2015 decisions went well and without viciousness. He ought to be complimented for his endeavors in the 2015 decisions. All said and done, the Igbo will keep on hoping that their commitments to national advancement will be recollected by all. </div>
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Some Igbo called for support for Gen. Muhammadu Buhari amid his battle and they said it was for the benefit of the Igbo. Do you think the legislature of Buhari will profit the Igbos ? </div>
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I am mindful that a few people in the South-East called for Igbo bolster for Buhari preceding the 2015 decisions. There was even a habitual pettiness against the Igbo for putting their eggs in one wicker container. It is too soon to judge Buhari or know his outlook on Igbo'; however the reality of the situation will become obvious eventually. Jonathan lost the race Igbo still feel awful yet we don't lost anything since we picked up the fraternity of the South-South. At the point when Emeka Odumegwu Ojukwu was alive, he went to the Alaafin of Oyo and the Ooni of Ife to broaden handshake over the Niger. His activity was misconstrued, yet he clarified that if there was a comprehension between the South-East and South-West, it was the start of political astuteness. </div>
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He additionally clarified that the identities he went to visit in the West were the more noteworthy powers he needed to meet to fashion a political comprehension. Nonetheless, after the Igbo had attempted in the First Republic and different periods in the political history of Nigeria, they had a change of psyche. The Igbo contemplated they had upheld the North and the West before, and that organization fizzled. The Igbo even contemplated that since Ojukwu's concept of a handshake over the Niger did not work, another political organization was fundamental. All the more as of late, the South-South, South-East and South-West Assembly was framed gone for securing support from these zones for Jonathan furthermore on the off chance that an Igbo man chooses to challenge the presidential decision in future. </div>
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Gatherings were held in Enugu, Asaba and some different spots. Ekwueme, Chief ABC Nwosu, Chief Chukwuemeka Ezeife and a large group of others went to a portion of the gatherings. Likewise Ohanaeze Ndigbo's call for support for Jonathan was done after wide counsels from conventional rulers and vital identities. In any case, we will in any case go into political comprehension with the Middle-Belt and the center North after wide examinations. We will let everybody know the reasons the South-East will strive for President and expect wide support from different zones. </div>
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By the by, after we attempt every one of these things and they fizzle, the arrangement lies in the usage of the report of the 2014 National Confab. In the event that there is any Igbo identity that is asking for acknowledgment and position from the legislature of Buhari, that individual is offending the Igbo. What we anticipate from those individuals is for them to tell Gen. Muhammadu Buhari direct clear toward actualize the report of the National Constitutional Conference of 2014. </div>
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You have accentuated the report of the National Conference. Do you think it remains the answer for the fomentations of the Igbos? </div>
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Prior to the National Conference, openings were given to political gatherings. However APC did not send delegates and they made no commitments. All the geo-political zones sent delegates and valued that gathering and additionally observed its pertinence. They at long last turned out with an artful culmination and effective record on how Nigeria can live respectively gently. Till now, APC has said nothing in regards to that gathering and it stays suspicious. So if any individual begins making inquiries about the reasons the Igbo upheld Jonathan, that individual is not an understudy of history. Ndigbo upheld Jonathan essentially as a result of that gathering. Thusly any Igbo identity that meets Buhari ought to urge him to execute the report of the National Conference for fair Nigeria. At the point when the clean settles, Ohanaeze Ndigbo will run and meet Buhari with an effective assignment to examine a path forward furthermore about the report of the National Conference. </div>
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Do Igbo have any lament? </div>
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Yes, the Igbo have three second thoughts. The first is the non-usage of the Aburi Accord. The second is that the Igbo have not gotten any significant increase after their first commitments to Nigeria's freedom. The third lament is that the East and West deferred Nigeria's freedom for the North to get together with the pace of autonomy. It was a direct result of this that Whitehall forced federalism on Nigeria. Tragically, our yield is not acknowledged. </div>
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What are Ohanaeze Ndigbo doing about the progressing IPOB emergency (battle forBiafra).? </div>
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As a matter of first importance, I might want to attract your regard for my meeting in Vanguard of May 24, 2015 under the feature, 'Igbo case on National Conference report for Buhari – Ohanaeze National Women Leader. Our second thoughts as a locale in Nigeria'. </div>
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conceded that meeting before President Buhari was confirmed on May 29, 2015. My explanation behind allowing that meeting was for him to know the position of Ndigbo for evenhanded union government. </div>
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When he expected office and began making arrangements, he should treat all Nigerians genuinely as per the vow of office he took; so when he began making arrangements, he derailed of the significant alliances that contributed more than some other locale in Nigeria to give Nigeria the speediest freedom. That was what incited the adolescents to disturb for Biafra, on the grounds that they feel that they don't have any future in one Nigeria. I am again begging Mr President as a mother to quickly begin the way toward executing the 2014 National Conference report for impartial Nigeria, where everybody would have a feeling of having a place without dread or support. I likewise utilize this chance to beg Mr President to give Nnamdi Kanu unqualified discharge since he has done nothing to warrant his constant imprisonment. </div>
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What is your thought on the Patience Jonathan's issue with EFCC? </div>
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I am not against President Buhari's war against debasement through EFCC at the same time, as a matter of first importance, the war ought to be battled with genuineness in all implications. On the off chance that left to me to prompt, the President ought to begin the counter defilement campaign from individuals from his gathering to demonstrate to the world that he is genuine in what he is doing, not just battling the restriction. As I would see it, it is an obvious plan to bulldoze the restriction. </div>
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Igbo won't ask Buhari for their privilege – Ohanaeze Chief

Boss (Mrs) Calista Nkiru Adimachukwu (Mmilioma), National Women Leader, Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide, talks on the lament, additions and desires of Igbo individuals from President Gen. Muhammadu Buhari.…

26 Nov 2016

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26 Nov 2016

10 movies turning out one month from now, including the main standalone Star Wars film and a musical featuring Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone.

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The latest from US animators Illumination Entertainment (Despicable Me, The Secret Life of Pets) “starts out fun and then sneaks up on you for a final stretch that is both rousing and genuinely emotional”, according to The Wrap. Based on an idea by Illumination founder Chris Meledandri, the film stars Matthew McConaughey as a koala with a sweet spot for showbiz. Staging a singing competition in an effort to save his struggling theatre, the marsupial is joined by hopefuls including a porcupine voiced by Scarlett Johansson, a pig (Reese Witherspoon) and a “mouse on the hustle” (Seth Macfarlane). It’s a jukebox musical packed with crowd-pleasing tunes, and, as The Hollywood Reporter claims, “It’s as corny as the syrup tank at a candy factory, but it works”. On general release from 8 December. (Credit: Illumination Entertainment)<br />
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La La Land<br />
Critics predict Oscar glory for this musical romantic comedy from Damien Chazelle (Whiplash), which stars Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone as a jazz musician and actor chasing their dreams in a Technicolor Hollywood. Nicholas Barber gave it five stars, praising the stars’ charisma and chemistry: “Most cinema-goers are already madly in love with at least one of them, and that love will hit stratospheric new heights when they see how skilfully Gosling and Stone balance their absurd attractiveness with goofy self-deprecation”. Opening with a barnstorming song-and-dance number set in an LA traffic jam, La La Land has been credited with putting the Hollywood musical back on its feet. According to Sight and Sound, “Chazelle’s always inventive staging ensures we’re transported to the elevated emotional planes people used to go to the movies to experience: ardour, hope, despair, what have you”. On general release from 8 December. (Credit: Black Label Media)<br />
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Rogue One: A Star Wars Story<br />
Set shortly before the original Star Wars film, this space opera from Lucasfilm follows a group of Rebel spies on a mission to steal the plans for the Death Star. Starring Felicity Jones (The Theory of Everything), Diego Luna (Y tu Mamá También), Ben Mendelsohn (Una) and Mads Mikkelsen (Hannibal), it’s the first of the Star Wars standalone films. Described as origin stories or spin-offs, they are not intended to overlap with the new trilogy in any way – Lucas has been clear that characters will not cross over. Riz Ahmed, who also appears in the film, has praised British director Gareth Edwards (Godzilla) for bringing to the movie “this incredible organic, loose, kind of raw feeling.” Some recent events have politicised the film’s release: in the days after the US election, co-writer Chris Weitz penned a now-deleted tweet that seemed to draw parallels between Donald Trump’s supporters and the Empire. On general release from 15 December. (Credit: Lucasfilm)<br />
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Assassin’s Creed<br />
Marion Cotillard and Michael Fassbender star in this adaptation of the action-adventure video-game series. Fassbender is Callum Lynch, who unlocks his ‘genetic memory’ to relive the experiences of his ancestor Aguilar, a member of a secret Assassins Society in 15th-Century Spain. “The Assassins believe that above all else, mankind should have free will,” says Fassbender in a featurette for the film, “making sure that freedom is still protected and cherished.” Directed by Justin Kurzel (Macbeth) and co-starring Jeremy Irons and Brendan Gleeson, it looks set to be more than a Tomb Raider-esque spin-off. Jean-Julien Baronnet, the CEO of Ubisoft Motion Pictures (part of the gaming studio behind the franchise), told French film magazine Premiere that “we want to make a film modelled on [films] like Batman Begins or Blade Runner”. On general release from 21 December. (Credit: Ubisoft Motion Pictures)<br />
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Jackie<br />
This drama about the days following the assassination of John F Kennedy garnered four stars from critic Sam Adams, who argued that “the ideas in play are so heady they’re enough to sweep you away on their own”. Natalie Portman’s performance as JFK’s grieving widow has also drawn praise, with critics predicting an Oscar nomination. According to Time Out, “Portman flutters like a sail in a brisk wind. She is scattered, tense, wrecked and compellingly defiant in the face of those who would have her act a certain way”. Marking Chilean director Pablo Larraín’s English language debut, Jackie weaves the private with the public, and has been described as an unconventional biopic. As Den of Geek argues, “When it comes to making films that work as much for the sake of artistic expression as for capturing a moment in history, there’s little question Jackie might be one of the finest pieces of cinematic storytelling we see this year.” Released 2 December in the US, 5 January in Greece and 12 January in Denmark. (Credit: Jackie Productions)<br />
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Silence<br />
Director Martin Scorsese has been trying to make this film for more than 25 years, ever since he first read the 1966 novel by Japanese author Shūsaku Endō. Set during the 17th-Century Christian purges in Japan, it focuses on the real-life Portuguese Jesuit missionary Father Cristóvão Ferreira, who abandoned his faith after being tortured and became an interrogator of Christians. In the film, Liam Neeson plays Ferreira, while Andrew Garfield and Adam Driver are two missionaries who travel to Japan in search of him. As a child, Scorsese wanted to be a missionary – he told the New York Times that he “understood that there’s another way to think, outside the closed, hidden, frightened, tough world I grew up in.” After The Wolf of Wall Street was released in 2014, Scorsese announced that he wouldn’t commit to another film until he had made Silence – he directed the film without a fee. Before its release, Silence will be screened for Jesuits (and possibly the Pope) at the Vatican: although it might seem a world apart from Taxi Driver or Mean Streets, Scorsese sees them all as part of a common outlook. He told the New York Times: “I’ve tried, in my work, to find out how to live life – tried to explore what our existence really is and the meaning of it.” Released 22 December in Greece, 23 December in the US and 30 December in Spain. (Credit: Cappa Defina Productions)<br />
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Paterson<br />
“This is a movie in which very little happens. A bus breaks down. A dog eats a notebook.” As The Independent’s review reveals, film-maker Jim Jarmusch is doing what he does best in his latest movie: resisting conventional Hollywood storytelling. Yet the drama about a week in the life of a New Jersey bus driver and amateur poet (played by Adam Driver) is far from dull. “The space left between events and interactions shows Jarmusch at his most poised,” says Little White Lies. “Everything is structured to evoke poetry through its measured pacing.” According to Empire, despite Paterson’s seemingly banal plot, “Jarmusch’s eye for detail and humanity makes it close to riveting… Quiet, thoughtful and deeply human, this is one of Jarmusch’s finest and features Adam Driver’s best performance yet.” Released 9 December in Spain, 21 December in France and 28 December in the US. (Credit: Amazon Studios)<br />
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The Unknown Girl<br />
The latest from the Dardenne brothers – two-time winners of the Palme d’Or – has divided critics. While some have been put off by what they’ve seen as heavy-handed moralising, it has been praised by others for its searching investigation of moral codes. Adèle Haenel stars as a doctor attempting to identify a patient who died after she was turned away from her surgery: in this “female-led quest narrative with a sense of ticking-time urgency”, says Sight and Sound, “Haenel is mesmerising… her intense but utterly calm concentration [holds] our attention, although she’s almost never called on to emote on screen in the conventional sense”. Released 2 December in Ireland, 7 December in Hong Kong and 15 December in Germany. (Credit: Les Films du Fleuve)<br />
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Life, Animated<br />
This documentary, which follows a young man with autism who learned to communicate with his family through classic Disney films, has been called “heart-warming and heart-breaking all at once”. Based on a book by Owen Suskind’s father, the film weaves together present-day footage, animated Disney clips, old home videos and new animated sketches featuring a story Suskind has written about himself called Land of the Lost Sidekicks. The result has been praised by the Sydney Morning Herald as “a remarkable, moving, captivating story”. It’s “intelligent and heartfelt without ever being heavy-handed,” according to the Toronto Star. “Director Roger Ross Williams’ storytelling skills are at their finest in an engaging story suffused throughout with emotion that never descends into mawkishness”. Released 1 December in Russia and 9 December in the UK. (Credit: A&E Indie Films)<br />
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Patriots Day<br />
Mark Wahlberg stars as a police sergeant in this account of the 2013 Boston marathon bombing and the subsequent manhunt from director Peter Berg (Deepwater Horizon). Pieced together from the stories of a Special Agent (Kevin Bacon), a police commissioner (John Goodman), a sergeant (JK Simmons) and a nurse (Michelle Monaghan), the docudrama achieves high levels of suspense. According to the Guardian, “The tension that slowly builds as the inevitable finally happens is brilliantly wrought, with the score… proving a swelling drone which creeps up and peaks in all the right places.” A celebration of the city’s spirit as much as a dramatised account, Variety has praised Patriots Day for being “a composite celebration of the dozens of people who came together to make ‘Boston strong’”. Released 21 December in the US, 25 December in Denmark and 12 January in Chile. (Credit: CBS Films)</div>

10 movies turning out one month from now, including the main standalone Star Wars film and a musical featuring Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone.

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26 Nov 2016

History will judge Fidel Castro affect - Obama

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"History will judge the colossal effect" of Cuba's previous pioneer Fidel Castro on the world, US President Barack Obama has said.<br />
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The passing of Castro, one of the world's longest-serving pioneers, was reported by his sibling Raul on Friday night.<br />
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Castro came to control in 1959, and introduced a Communist upset. He challenged the US for a considerable length of time, surviving numerous death plots.<br />
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Supporters said he returned Cuba to the general population. Commentators called him a tyrant.</div>

History will judge Fidel Castro affect - Obama

"History will judge the colossal effect" of Cuba's previous pioneer Fidel Castro on the world, US President Barack Obama has said. The passing of Castro, one of the world's longest-serving pioneers, …

26 Nov 2016

President Buhari mourns with Cuba over Castro's passing

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President Muhammadu Buhari, has mourned the administration and individuals of Cuba over the passing of Fidel Castro, the nation's longest serving President, who kicked the bucket matured 90. In a sympathy message marked by Mr Femi Adesina, the President's Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Buhari offered his most profound sympathies to the Cuban President, Raul Castro and the general population of Cuba over the passing declared early today.<br />
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Raul is the more youthful sibling and successor of the perished. In the sympathy message on Saturday in Abuja, Buhari noticed that "the unbelievable pioneer energetically served his kin for a large portion of a century.'' He communicated the sensitivity and solidarity of all Nigerians as Cubans grieve the exit of 'this noteworthy pioneer". Buhari noticed that Castro, despite seemingly insurmountable opposition, mixed phenomenal improvement in games, instruction and medicinal services divisions of his country, even to the regale of different countries. He communicated enchant that Castro lived to see the enhanced ties between his nation and the United States. "As an incredible companion to Africa, nations in the worldwide South and the Non-Aligned Movement, Castro's place in history is guaranteed, given his managed effective duty and towering part in the freedom and hostile to expansionism battles in Africa," he said. The Nigerian pioneer said that his supplications and musings were with Castro's family, companions and numerous admirers "as they experience this time of national grieving and exit of a really appreciated caring worldwide pioneer." The late Fidel Castro assumed control in Cuba in 1959 in an upheaval and ruled the nation for a long time with a blend of magnetism and iron will. The late Cuban pioneer made a one-party state and turn into a focal figure exposed War time. Castro, who for five decades challenged U.S. endeavors to topple him, passed on Friday at 90 years old. He had been in weakness since an intestinal sickness almost murdered him in 2006 driving him to formally surrender energy to his more youthful sibling Raul Castro two years after the fact. A state burial service had been settled for Sunday Dec. 4, in Santiago de Cuba, as indicated by state media report.</div>

President Buhari mourns with Cuba over Castro's passing

President Muhammadu Buhari, has mourned the administration and individuals of Cuba over the passing of Fidel Castro, the nation's longest serving President, who kicked the bucket matured 90. In a sym…

26 Nov 2016

Tekno shares cute photos for fans

Tekno shares cute photos for fans

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Ondo decision: Tension as occupants choose new senator

Ondo decision: Tension as occupants choose new senator

Voters in Ondo state will walk to the surveys today, November 26, to choose another senator that would assume control from Olusegun Mimiko, whose residency lapses in February 2017. Regardless of the …

26 Nov 2016

S/O Of The Day Goes To ‘Don Jazzy‘ As He Turns 34 Today, Happy Birthday :drop wishes

S/O Of The Day Goes To ‘Don Jazzy‘ As He Turns 34 Today, Happy Birthday :drop wishes

Micheal Collins Ajereh conceived 26 November 1982, prevalently known as Don Jazzy, He's one of the greatest Nigerian music maker, artist lyricist and performer. Beside being a multi-skilled identity …

26 Nov 2016

Attacked on Comedian Seyilaw In Lagos, Escapes Death (Photo)

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<strong>Just few weeks after Seyilaw welcomes a baby, popular comedian Seyilaw narrowly escaped death in Lagos yesterday, November 22. Hoodlums attacked him on Lagos Island and he was almost killed.</strong></div>
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Attacked on Comedian Seyilaw In Lagos, Escapes Death (Photo)

Just few weeks after Seyilaw welcomes a baby, popular comedian Seyilaw narrowly escaped death in Lagos yesterday, November 22. Hoodlums attacked him on Lagos Island and he was almost killed. Seyi Law…

23 Nov 2016

Benny Hinn hails Pastor Adeboye, Oyedepo, others

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General American televangelist, Reverend Benny Hinn has hailed Nigerian priests for the significant works they've been able to do in the nation over time. The man of God who has been within the country for the 2016 Jubilee word pageant, held on the international Gospel Centre, expressed his pride at seeing the churches in the nation develop underneath the tutelage of the various ministers of God within the nation. Below is the excerpt from the interview: How do you describe your seek advice from to Nigeria this time round? I've been to Nigeria now four instances. The first was with Benson Idahosa back within the 80s, one other time here in Warri and that i also got here to do a crusade in Lagos in 2005. Lagos was difficult for the reason that things weren't completed well at the moment; however i have advised my staff that I was once stunned by way of the extraordinary atmosphere in Nigeria in these days. After we have been right here within the 80s, Benson took me to a number of places like Lagos, Kaduna, Ibadan, Benin, amongst others, the place we had conferences. It was difficult. The persons weren't as receptive in these days; in one of the locations, they simply chased us and we needed to run away with the gang walking after us and we had soar over the fence jogging for our lives. That was back then.<br />
However, today, what I noticed in Lagos at Pastor Chris church, I was once surprised with how strong the anointing was once and how powerful the individuals got it. I am nonetheless style of in shock because i have this kind of snap shots of what we saw back then. With that and we came to see this exceptional reception, i am left with the influence that these are specific folks and yet another nation. I see way more class exceptionally in Lagos. It rather another world right here. I have no doubt that the Nigerian individuals are getting used to trigger the revival worldwide and it really strong that the majority principal churches in the world at present are pastored with the aid of Nigerians. Quite a few these men who commenced ministries that point and different men I met by way of Benson Idahosa in Kaduna, principally Bishop David Oyedepo, who was once our host in Kaduna, and the overall Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, now have massive churches across the globe. Adeboye church in London which Pastor Andrew, who is like a buddy to me, heads, is doing quality things. The spirit of excellence is fairly beautiful and i'm discovering more and more about Nigerian churches in every single place i'm going. Once we had the pastors conference in June this 12 months, there have been pastors from Nigeria and, to my shock, they were telling me that they had opened church buildings in Dallas, Texas, big apple, Miami and far and wide the us.<br />
But, at present, what I noticed in Lagos at Pastor Chris church, I was once stunned with how powerful the anointing used to be and the way robust the persons bought it. I'm still kind of in shock since i have this style of photographs of what we noticed again then. With that and we got here to peer this unusual reception, i'm left with the impact that these are unique individuals and one other nation. I see way more class primarily in Lagos. It relatively yet another world here. I haven't any doubt that the Nigerian men and women are being used to trigger the revival worldwide and it's particularly robust that the majority major churches on the planet at present are pastored by way of Nigerians. Quite a few these guys who commenced ministries that point and different men I met by way of Benson Idahosa in Kaduna, exceptionally Bishop David Oyedepo, who was our host in Kaduna, and the final Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, now have gigantic churches throughout the globe. Adeboye church in London which Pastor Andrew, who is sort of a buddy to me, heads, is doing nice things. The spirit of excellence is really gorgeous and i am discovering more and more about Nigerian church buildings in all places i go. Once we had the pastors conference in June this yr, there were pastors from Nigeria and, to my shock, they had been telling me they'd opened church buildings in Dallas, Texas, new york, Miami and in all places the usa.<br />
It like Nigerians are taking on the world. Thanks Jesus. It an awfully brilliant thing on account that the biggest church buildings in the world today are run by means of Nigerian pastors. They're springing out of the Benson Idahosa motion &ndash; Adeboye, Oyedepo, Oyakhilome and a number of others &ndash; in Europe and i am amazed. They are springing up in every single place. I don't be aware of what it is about your folks however it is rather attractive particularly. The first time I got here it used to be very difficult however, this time, i am blown away by way of the class, the excellence and the prosperity I see here. Benson Idahosa used to inform me, &lsquo;you preach prosperity, we reside it, and that i consider it genuine.  relatively wonderful! You're a blessed men and women.<br />
You came from Lagos to Warri and also you're going to Abuja from here. What the prophetic word God has requested you to inform this nation as we prepare to enter 2017? I let you know what the Lord is saying. There a brand new iteration of individuals, like in Lagos, after I known as the young humans to return out, I was surprised. More than half of the gang had been younger people and, when the vigor of God hit them, it used to be like thunderbolt. They were so receptive and identical to here in Warri the place younger humans are very dynamic and hungry for the phrase of God. I don't see that very more commonly in lots of areas. I will say right here that the Nigerian young people really need the Holy Spirit.  That in lots of places, the Holy Spirit has emerge as unknown, and in some places, unfortunately, unwanted however now not right here in Nigeria. Here, they simply hit it up. Final night time meeting, I proposal my epidermis was going to blow off. The primary night time, with about 6,000 pastors, when Sinach began to sing, i started to weep and when a younger man referred to as Martin began to sing concerning the Holy Spirit, i started to weep once more. Dynamic anointing and i'm thinking, where did this anointing come from? Elegant, anointed, dynamic. It now not the Nigeria I knew of. So, what I consider, prophetically, this new iteration will quickly shake the arena. I'm not saying it to galvanize you, I just see it in view that&hellip;maybe it going down in Ghana, Cameroun and different components of Africa however i have not been there to peer it. However I see it right here. I consider the enormous church buildings all over the arena should not people from different African countries, and that may be a testimony.<br />
Nigeria at present has been transformed, I feel, considering that of the fact that you've had mighty crusades right here through the years&hellip;Benson spearheaded, a couple of years in the past, a best transfer of God right here and later Rheihard Bonnke spent a lot of his time here and others adopted up with the masses that come to their meetings. The land is really in a position for the revival and with a Christian tv like the African Broadcasting network clouds unend. You quite can' have a revival with out Christian television on the grounds that Christian television makes the bottom delicate for the gospel and for the seed of the word. So we really want Christian tv given that, with out it, the land will not be delicate. My prayer is that Nigeria will have to be saved from coast to coast and grow to be a gentle apartment to Africa and the arena seeing that it already getting all set to shake the arena. You could have a blessed executive, and i'm listening to so many good things about Nigeria and what's happening right here with your economic climate. The longer term could be very brilliant on your nation. I'm seeing it. Once I got here previous and met with then President Olusegun Obasanjo and Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, we talked so intimately about your economic system and, today, after we flew out of Lagos, I could see a couple of new high rise constructions, new resorts. It's quite a brilliant day after today and Christian tv is a foremost instrument that God uses to arrange for a revival.<br />
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Benny Hinn hails Pastor Adeboye, Oyedepo, others

General American televangelist, Reverend Benny Hinn has hailed Nigerian priests for the significant works they've been able to do in the nation over time. The man of God who has been within the count…

19 Nov 2016