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Breaking News: Prophet Muhammad Didn’t kill Anyone For Insulting Him – Sheikh Gum
Islamic cleric, Ahmad Gumi has joined the conversation of death for blasphemy, saying that Prophet of Islam, Muhammad (SAW), did not at anytime kill anyone despite the fact that he was insulted severally. Gumi said this while conducting a religious teaching class in his Kaduna Juma’at mosque, according to reports. As per Premium Times, in a video clip obtained and translated by PRNigeria, Gumi said the prophet’s refusal to avenge the insults non-Muslims were raining on him while he was alive, was because he did not want to be regarded or tagged a killer. His statement was a reaction to the recent lynching of Deborah Samuel, a female Christian student…
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The Woman Who Killed Roe Marjorie Dannenfelser’s single-minded pursuit of an end to abortion.
When Marjorie Dannenfelser first came to Capitol Hill, before she became the most politically relevant voice of the anti-abortion lobby, before she extracted from the host of The Apprentice a promise to appoint anti-abortion judges, and before those judges tilted the Court decisively against a constitutionally protected right to an abortion, she was a young assistant to West Virginia Democrat Alan Mollohan. While out for a sandwich, Alan Mollohan had once been handed a flyer depicting an aborted fetus, a moment he recalled as having pressed upon him a certain undeniable horror. In 1989, he was head of the pro-life caucus in the House. “He was good to me,” Dannenfelser told me, “like a…
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HOT NEWS: A Man Arrested in Abuja Airport With More Than $461,000 Inside A Duffel Bag
Nigerian citizens are already raking in millions of Naira from home using this “wealth loophole” – but is it legitimate? Man was caught with $461,000 in his bag while boarding to go home and had to reveal his new secret investment making hundreds of people in Nigeria very rich. (News) – A 35 year old man was arrested at Abuja airport trying to hide $461,000 after exchanging his new wealth for cash. The police authorities demanded an explanation, but the man (identified as Abdel Habib) was reluctant to share his “money-making secret”. After hours of investigation, Abdel Habib finally agreed to cooperate and explained in detail how he made all this money in a short period…
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DR Congo Volcano Aftershocks Rattle Residents, Damage Buildings
At least 5,000 people are feared to have been made homeless by the volcano’s eruption Guerchom Ndebo AFP Aftershocks from the Mount Nyiragongo volcano in eastern DR Congo rattled the nearby city of Goma on Wednesday, four days after its eruption, badly damaging several buildings and prompting hundreds of residents to flee. The tremors were felt throughout the night. Two powerful shocks from Africa’s most active volcano caused terrified people to run out of their homes. The seismic monitoring agency RSM in neighbouring Rwanda, whose border runs close to Goma, said it had detected a 5.1-magnitude quake at 5:46 am (0346 GMT), followed by a 4.1-magnitude tremor at 6:12 am.…
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Assad Dismisses Critics As Syria Votes To Extend His grip On Power
A handout picture released by the official Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) on June 10, 2018 shows Syrian President Bashar al-Assad during an interview with a journalist in the capital Damascus. President Bashar al-Assad dismissed criticism of Syria’s presidential election Wednesday as voters flocked to the polls in government-held areas despite Western accusations it was neither “free nor fair”. “Your opinions have zero value,” Assad said, after voting with his British-born wife Asma in the Damascus suburb of Douma, a key rebel stronghold until its recapture by government forces three years ago. The United States and the European Union said Tuesday the election was “neither free nor fair,” and Syria’s…
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News Update :US pullout From Afghanistan At Least 16% Complete: Pentagon
A U.S. soldier keeps watch at an Afghan National Army (ANA) base in Logar province, Afghanistan August 5, 2018. The US pullout from Afghanistan is at least 16 percent and as much as a quarter complete, the Pentagon’s Central Command said Tuesday. The US military has a deadline of September to remove the 2,500 troops, 16,000 civilian contractors and hundreds of tons of equipment that were inside Afghanistan at the beginning of this year. Last month President Joe Biden ordered the exit, to bring to a close US on-the-ground involvement in a war that began nearly 20 years ago following the September 11, 2001 attacks by an Afghanistan-based Al-Qaeda. The…
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Army Flags Fly Half Mast Nationwide Over Attahiru’s Death
Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lt.-Gen. Ibrahim Attahiru The Nigeria Army standards are now flying half mast in all military barracks, formations and units across the country over the death of the Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lt. Gen. Ibrahim Attahiru and ten others in a military plane crash. Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lt.-Gen. Ibrahim Attahiru PHOTO: Twitter The Nigeria Army standards are now flying half mast in all military barracks, formations and units across the country over the death of the Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lt. Gen. Ibrahim Attahiru and ten others in a military plane crash.‘The flags would remain half mast till further notice”, a senior…
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News :Campaign For DR Congo’s War victims Puts Rwanda’s Kagame on Defensive
This handout image released by Paul Kagame on his Flickr account on May 18, 2021 shows Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame (C) as he meets member of The Research Commission on French Archives Relating to Rwanda and the Tutsi Genocide (1990-1994) , commonly known as the Duclert Commission in Paris. In an interview with AFP, DRC leader Felix Tshisekedi threw his weight behind calls for accountability for the more than two decades of devastating violence in the east of the country that has left millions dead or missing. But he said he did not wish to “pick a dispute” with Kagame. Tshisekedi urged the international community to build on the findings…
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Biden Tells Abbas Hamas Must ‘Cease Firing Rockets Into Israel’
President Joe Biden told Palestinian leader Mahmud Abbas on Saturday that Islamist group Hamas must stop rocket attacks on Israel, the White House said. Biden, in his first call with Abbas, “stressed the need for Hamas to cease firing rockets into Israel,” a statement said. Biden also “underscored his strong commitment to a negotiated two-state solution as the best path to reach a just and lasting resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.”
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Here’s Why Sarah Ferguson Didn’t Attend Prince Philip’s Funeral
While scrolling through photos from Prince Philip’s funeral, we couldn’t help but notice that Sarah “Fergie” Ferguson didn’t attend the festivities. However, there’s a totally valid reason for her absence. As Hello! magazine points out, the 61-year-old royal was carrying out a super-special role: grandma. During the funeral, Ferguson was watching her new grandson, August Philip Hawke Brooksbank, at the Royal Lodge in Windsor. We’re not totally surprised by the news, since August’s mom, Princess Eugenie, attended Prince Philip’s funeral alongside her husband, Jack Brooksbank. (She was also accompanied by her dad, Prince Andrew; her sister, Princess Beatrice; and her brother-in-law, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi. However, August and Fergie were noticeably missing from the pack.) The…
