Gay Church To Begin Soon In Nigeria

Nigerian gay advocate, Bisi Alimi declares intention of starting gay church.Bisi Alimi, Nigeria's first openly confessed homosexual has emanated another social media controversy after disclosing his intention of starting a gay church.

The Mushin-born and a University of Lagos, UNILAG, graduate who reportedly moved to the UK a few years ago revealed this on his twitter handle @bisialimi

He tweeted: "I am thinking of starting a church, who wants to join me?"

In what seemed like a chant, he continued, "Holy gay fire, fire fall on me.

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FINALLY JAMB Validity Extended To 3 years

The Nigerian Senate has passed the amendment to the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board's Act #JAMBBILL SB. 245 into law. Part of the amendment is the extension of the validity of JAMB UTME results to 3 years WOW!!.
This new amendments will indeed bring financial relief to students as well as parent and reduce bottlenecks and corruption in the admission process.

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21 Kidnapped Chibok Girls Has Reportedly been Released

The spokesman for President Buhari, Garba Shehu, has confirmed the release of 21 Chibok girls kidnapped by Boko Haram.

The release of the girls, in a limited number is the outcome of negotiations between the administration and the Boko Haram Troops

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CHANGE!!! 38 Repentant Prostitutes Undergo Water Baptism In Port-Harcourt

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About 38 converted sex workers recently underwent water baptism in Port harcourt, Rivers State. The spiritual exercise which was organized by the Omega Power Ministries on Saturday October 8, 2016 was aimed at rehabilitating the former prostitutes who promised not to go back to their old ways. The new converts were given free clothing, food items, shops stocked with wares and commodities to assist them to begin a new life.

Photo Credit Nairaland 

Photo Credit Nairaland

Photo Credit Nairaland

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AY Comedian's Second Movie 'A Trip To Jamaica' Breaks Nollywood's 2016 Record In 10 Days In Cinemas

AY Comedian's Second Movie, 'A Trip To Jamaica' that is currently showing in cinemas nationwide has already raked in 80 Million Naira, surpassing every other Nollywood that has hit the cinemas in 2016.

The movie also set a good tone for itself in its first week in the cinemas, by making 61 Million Naira in Nigeria Cinemas. This report has also confirmed A trip To Jamaica with a new record as the fastest film to hit the naira century mark in the history of Nigerian Cinemas in 7 days.

30 Days In Atlanta the 2014 film made over 160 Million naira during its stays In Nigeria cinemas making it one of the 3 world highest domestic gross movies in The Guinness World Records.

A Trip To Jamaica premiered on September 25,2016 and it features AY, Funke Akindele, Nse Ikpe-Etim, Eric Roberts, Paul Campbell, Chris Attoh and others

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Teen Shoots Grandma in Church, Says: "Big Ass Hat Was Blocking My Blessings"

A 19 years Old aman, Jonathan Cartwright was charge with attempted murder after opening fire on a 82 years old woman in church, because he assumes her huge hat was blocking all this blessings."I went their to catch the holy ghost, not a body"

One police officer who agreed that her hat was enormous, but no reason for the teen to open fire on her.
Many did come forward to say Mrs.Girtue was known for wearing some very inconsiderate to other people's view type hats to church.

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Olubadan finally visits Alaafin of Oyo for the first time in 17years

An age long silence was broken yesterday between the olubadan of Ibadanland,Oba Saliu Adetunji,Aje Ogungunniso 1, and the Alaafin of oyo, Oba Lamidi Adeyemi, when the olubadan of Ibadanland and members of Olubadan-in-council for the first time in 17 years paid courtesy visit to Oba Adeyemi in his palace at Oyo town.
Oba Adetunji explained that the purpose of his visit was to thank Alaafin for his presence at his coronation on Friday March 4,2016 at Mapo Hall Arcade,Ibadan and also to strengthen the cord of unity that binds the two ancient cities together and to promote unity among the Yoruba traditional rulers.

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