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Malawian President calls TB Joshua ‘fake’: “Why didn’t you foretell the collapse of your church building?”

Yesterday, the President of Malawi, Peter Mutharika mocked prophet TB Joshua over the alleged prophecy that two southern Africa presidents would die before 1st of April.
In his wrods,: “I’m told there is a man in Nigeria called Joshua and he is saying that Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe and Peter Mutharika will die before April 1,” the Malawian president said on TV. “Let me tell you, Joshua… you will fail. What you did in 2012 will not happen again this year.
President Muthariak. Credit: PM News
It was reported that in 2012, TB Joshua foretold the death of a southern African president, and Mutharika’s brother, who was the president at the said time, died within the timeframe given by the prophet. This earned the prophet strong footing in Malawi and he was even called a ‘spiritual father’ by former Malawian President Joyce Banda. But Peter Muthariak sees TB Joshua as a joke he even made reference to his building that collaps leaving 116 people Dead.
“Why did he not foretell this tragedy?” President Mutharika said of the Synagogue guest house collapse that led to the death of about 116 people, mostly southern Africans. “This all shows that he is a liar. He just wants to raise money.”
TB Joshua is yet to respond to this.
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Alumni Association Kicks Against Aregbesola’s Renaming Of UNIOSUN

The Alumni of the Osun State University  (UNIOSUN), Osogbo has rejected the renaming of the Institution by the State Governor, Rauf Aregbesola during.
The alumni declared that the renaming of the University after late Minister of Justice, Late Chief Bola Ige was immaterial at this point in time, urging the governor to reverse the action.
This was contained in a statement issued and signed by Oluwatosin Abikanlu and Otunde Adebowale, the President and Secretary-General of the Alumni respectively, and a copy was made available to newsmen on Sunday.
The statement noted that the alumni rejected the renaming after late Ige because Chief Bola Ige has nothing to do with the establishment of the University aside being a political leader in the State before he died in December 2001. Also, that the acronym of the UNIOSUN with the renaming of Bola Ige University (BIU) had also clashed with Benson Idahosa University (BIU).
The Alumni noted: “Renaming of the University of Osun State, popularly called UNIOSUN, after late Cicero of Esa-Oke and former Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, Late Chief Bola Ige at this point in time, is immaterial and misplacement of priority. 
“Chief Bola Ige has nothing to do with the establishment of the University. Mr. Rauf Adesoji Aregbesola action on the development is political and confusing and also, against the wishes of the UNIOSUN-concerned stakeholders.
“The UNIOSUN is to bear the same acronym with Benson Idahosa University (BIU) after its renaming as Bola Ige University (BIU). As Alunmi of the UNIOSUN, we are totally rejected the renaming of UNIOSUN because Mr. Aregbesola has failed to perform its constitutional duty in financing the University as its Visitor.
“We are ready to approach the Court of competent Jurisdiction for redress if Governor Rauf Adesoji Aregbesola is NOT reversing the University to the status quo,” they noted.
It will be recalled that the Osun state University, Osogbo was renamed to Bola Ige University, Osogbo by the state governor recently during UNIOSUN 4th and 5th convocation ceremony.
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1 Confirmed Dead, Others Injured As 4 Vehicles Crash In Fatal Accident (Photos)

One person has been confirmed dead following a crash that occurred today in Area 11 on Ahmadu Bello Road, Abuja. Four vehicles were damaged in the crash and others were injured.
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Teenage Okada Robbers Arrested In Lagos

Operatives of the Rapid Response Squad of the Lagos State Police Command have arrested three teenage robbers, who specialise in “okada” snatch and run” .
Members of the gang, Daniel Dali, 19; Emmanuel Ashaolu, 17 and Ikenna Bright, 17, were arrested on Friday in Ajegunle RRS team on regular patrol of the area.
Dali and Ashaolu reportedly snatched a handbag from a lady, forcing their victim to shout for help.
The alarm raised by the lady prompted the RRS team to pursue the duo on okada leading to the arrest of Ashaolu while Dali escaped.
The RRS team mobilized a decoy Team of RRS Intelligence who combed the area late in the night, leading to the arrest of Dali, the okada rider and Bright.
At the suspects’ apartment, two other roommates were also arrested but later released after cross examination by the RRS officials.
It was learnt that Dali on interrogation stated that he is the okada rider for the syndicate and disclosed that he started the business of okada snatching and run in April 2015 after the death of his mother
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Man jailed10 years for trafficking six girls

A Federal High Court sitting in Benin, Edo State, has sentenced one Favour Eboigbe, to 10 years imprisonment for trafficking six girls to Burkina Faso for prostitution.
Eboigbe was arraigned on 12 counts before Justice A. A. Okeke for child trafficking.
It was gathered that the 37-year-man was arrested outside the country by officials of the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons in Edo in 2009, following a tip off.
The victims, who were between the ages of 15 and 21 years, were taken to the NAPTIP shelter after they were rescued.
Eboigbe had pleaded ‎not guilty to the offence, which was said to be contrary to Sections 15a, 16 and 19b of the Trafficking in Persons (Prohibition) Law Enforcement and Administration Act, 2003, as amended.
Justice Okeke, however, sentenced him to‎ a 10-year jail term, when the case resumed on February 29, 2016.
Meanwhile, the Benin Zonal Command of NAPTIP said that it has successfully rescued 1,200 girls in Edo State since 2004 and secured 55 convictions.
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Breaking: Ikorodu Abducted Schoolgirls Rescued

Men of the Nigerian Police force have rescued three girls abducted from Babington Macaulay Junior Seminary (BMJS), Ikorodu, Lagos.
According to security sources, the girls were rescued during an overnight raid.
The kidnappers were also arrested
The three girls, Deborah Akinayo, Timilehin Olisa and Tofunmi Popoolaniyan all in SS2 were kidnapped from their hostel at about 9:00pm on Monday, 29th February, 2016
More details later  Thanks for reading
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UFC 196 preview: why Conor McGregor's speed should be too much for Nate Diaz

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onight in Las Vegas, Irish star Conor McGregor was scheduled to fight for history. Two UFC titles around one waist. That was the 27-year-old’s intention as he pushed his promoter, Zuffa, to a place it had never gone before. McGregor captured the featherweight belt from long-reigning José Aldo in 13 seconds late last year. It was an incredible thing to witness – timing, speed and power meeting a moment – and a massive moneymaker for the UFC and Mystic Mac, who has called many of his shots. Off the strength of his results and charisma, UFC heeded McGregor’s call and matched its 145lb champion against its 155lb champion, Rafael dos Anjos, with the lightweight belt on the line.
It looked very much like McGregor asked for and received the toughest challenge he could find, a highly admirable trait among champion prizefighters, and then the rock steady Brazilian cracked his left foot on the knee of a sparring partner 15 days before the 5 March pay-per-view contest at the MGM Grand Garden Arena.
One day after news broke that Dos Anjos couldn’t compete, the UFC nimbly salvaged McGregor’s spot on the card by announcing he would fight Nate Diaz 25lbs above his championship weight. Diaz has already fought at welterweight several times, and is the naturally bigger guy. Unquestionably the switch in opponent remains a significant test for McGregor, who is likely to be next to challenge welterweight champion Robbie Lawler, possibly this summer at UFC 200, if action falls in his favor on the weekend. If it does not, McGregor may have to forget scaling weight classes for a stretch and retreat to featherweight, where a hard weight cut once again becomes an issue.
“People who don’t take risks will never climb to that next level,” McGregor said. “I take risks all the time. Every single fight I take risks.”
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</script>As with most of McGregor’s contests, much of the outcome can be pinned on the mental state of things. He tried to force himself on Diaz since the inception of this fight and the veteran from Stockton, California, has generally had one response: let’s fight. [Bleep.]
There’s not much on the mental warfare front that Diaz hasn’t encountered over the course of his career. At the age of 30, Diaz’s experience and prevailing attitude about things should buffer him against McGregor’s mind games. It’s hard to know if walking out of a live television interview on CNBC was Diaz’s reaction to McGregor’s antics, if he simply didn’t give a damn about what they were talking about and decided to leave, or if the pressure of the moment is getting to him. In the cage, Diaz – McGregor’s so-called “gazelle” – should feel no need to rush out the gate. McGregor responds amazingly well when opponents try to force themselves on him. When Diaz is on, he establishes momentum over the course of a fight. He should make the Irish lion come to him in the early stages. For all his earned reputation as a scrapper, Diaz isn’t opposed to biding his time in dissembling the opposition. He certainly presents different tactics for McGregor to interpret than a steamroller like Dos Anjos, who easily decisioned Diaz at 155 the end of 2014.
Diaz relies on his length and output, and at his best mixes stinging punches with a dangerous submission game. If there’s a clear advantage for Diaz in the contest it comes on the floor. McGregor tapped twice to submissions in 21 fights, and Diaz, the bigger, stronger grappler, has proven capable of catching anyone.
Asked on Thursday if he would go after McGregor (19-1) on the ground, Diaz (18-10) kept it simple: “We’re going to fight and find out.”
That suits McGregor fine. The featherweight champion explained he’s eager to test Diaz’s hittable yet sturdy chin, and can be expected to attack the taller fighter’s “soft” body.
McGregor brings heavy hands, though there’s some mystery if the additional weight will help or hurt him in this department. Without a weight cut, so long as he stays loose – one of his best attributes as a fighter – McGregor’s speed and technique should produce damaging shots.
In his last five fights the 5ft 8in Irishman made a sizable living eating up opponents around his height – Aldo 5ft 7in; Chad Mendes 5ft 6in; Dennis Siver 5ft 7in; Dustin Poirier 5ft 9in; Diego Brandao 5ft 7in. The only decision win of McGregor’s career came against 5ft 11in Hawaiian Max Holloway in 2013 – McGregor tore his ACL in that fight – so the challenge here against the 6ft Diaz shouldn’t be dismissed.
Unknown in this instance, against a taller and rangier opponent, is how capably he’ll find the distance to land with power. McGregor throws a long left straight, but it may not be long enough and that could prompt him to reach. He’ll need to close the gap and this is where Diaz, despite McGregor’s assertion that the lanky boxer fights like a novice, can pepper away with jabs and short hooksConor McGregor and Nate Diaz nearly come to blows at UFC 196 press conference – video" data-video-poster="http://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/Guardian/Pix/audio/video/2016/3/4/1457090165523/KP_1821506_crop_640x480.jpg" data-video-provider="@DarrMurphy / Twitter">

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Conor McGregor and Nate Diaz nearly come to blows at UFC 196 press conference
“You seem to have it all figured out when you’re fighting midgets,” sniped Diaz.
After gloating on fight week of eating as he pleased, of enjoying brunch in the back of his Rolls-Royce, McGregor might say he has it figured out all the time.
“It’s certainly been enjoyable,” McGregor said. “It’s been different to wake up and have the choice of food and to be able to eat out. This feels like spar to me. This will feel like a spar to me when I go in on Saturday night. There’s no adjustment. I’m just going to be who I am.”
Women’s UFC bantamweight champion Holly Holm (10-0) many not lurch to the horizon like McGregor, but she’s reached the highest levels too. The talented and steady Holm became the only fighter defending his or her title on Saturday when Dos Anjos fell aside, and yet McGregor’s star has emitted most of the light ahead of UFC 196. Holm might have otherwise encountered more attention in the lead up to the first defense of the belt she ripped from Ronda Rousey in December, and she’s glad to keep things simple.
If the fighter who tuned up Rousey in Australia shows up against Miesha Tate, if Holm was truly holding back in previous UFC bouts against the likes of Raquel Pennington and Marion Reneau, then the 29-year-old challenger should be in for a rough night.
“I’m a messy fighter,” Tate said with a smile. “I will do whatever it takes to win this fight. If I don’t allow her to be at just that perfect range to land those perfect strikes this could be a very ugly fight for her.”
Tate (17-5) is a well prepared mixed martial artist and adept grapple but she has relied on her resilience on too many occasions, and over time the ability to endure punishment becomes an indication of a limited competitor more than anything else. That would seem to be the case here, especially against the trained-up 34-year-old champion from Albuquerque, New Mexico. Considering Holm’s success handling previous titles during her time as a boxer and kickboxer, this wouldn’t appear to be too big a moment for her.   Thanks for reading. 
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