SUICIDE BOMBER ATTACK REDEEMED CHRISTIAN CHRIST CHURCH OF GOD IN POTISKUM, YOBE STATE

A pastor, a woman and her 2 children were killed after a male suicide bomber attacked a Redeemed Christian Church of God parish in the Jigawa area of Potiskum, Yobe state this morning June 5th. Eyewitnesses say the suicide bomber forced his way into the church at about 10am while the church service was ongoing.

Confirming the incident, the Yobe state Police Public Relations Officer ASP Toyin Gbadegesin said
“A male suicide bomber at about 10 o’clock this morning detonated a bomb at the Redeemed Church Jigawa area in Potiskum killing five persons including the suicide bomber" - he said
An eyewitness, Garba Manu while giving an account of what happened said
“I saw when the bomber alighting from a motorised rickshaw and entering the church and as soon as he entered a loud explosion ripped through the church which is under construction. I saw him walked into the church and he didn’t raise any suspicion. Five worshippers, including three females and two males were in the church when the bomber entered and they were all killed. The dismembered body of the bomber was also recovered,”

GREECE VOTES TODAY WHETHER TO REMAIN IN EU OR NOT

After years of living on borrowed money and paying the price with savage austerity, Greeks are voting Sunday for more of the same (more or less) or for a rupture with Europe that could spell disaster.
Fears the central bank of Greece will collapse following today's referendum are rising as voters flocked to the polls to decide on their country's future.
Officials are set to ask the European Central Bank (ECB) for emergency cash in a bid to stave off financial ruin following tonight's result, it has been reported.
It comes as some sources also suggested ATMs will not open this evening in a bid to save money after EU leaders threatened to withdraw the euro in the event of a 'No' vote


Pensioners were also pictured queuing outside branches, with many banks telling them they would not be opening their doors.
The measures have turned many people towards the 'No' vote.
Eleni Deligainni, 43, said: 'I voted 'No' to the 'Yes' that our European partners insist I choose.
'I have been jobless for nearly four years and was telling myself to be patient... but we've had enough deprivation and unemployment.'
Ioannis Nikolaou, from Athens, added: 'I voted for Tsipras and want to vote 'No' because I've lived in Europe and know what rights Europeans and Greeks have. For that reason alone. They don't have the same rights.'
But other residents think the only way the country will stave off financial ruin is by voting 'Yes'.
Yannis Kontis, 76, said: 'You call this dignity, to stand in line at teller machines for a few euros? I voted 'Yes' so we can stay with Europe.'
Conservative opposition leader Antonis Samaras added: 'Today, we Greeks decide on the fate of our country. We vote 'Yes' to Greece. We vote 'Yes' to Europe.'
Yesterday Greece was warned it is risking the collapse of its health system and power network - as well as a blockade on imports - if it votes 'No' in today's referendum.

FLOYD MAYWEATHER MAY BE STRIPPED OF HIS 147 IBS CHAMPIONSHIP BELT

According to the World Boxing Organization, Floyd is likely to be stripped of his 147 lbs. championship belt (the belt he won from Manny Pacquiao) on Monday for failing to comply with organization rules.

The WBO expected Floyd to vacate the WBA and WBO 154 lbs. belt for the 147 lbs. title and has not done so, which is resulting in this consequence.


This confiscation is ironic seeing as how Floyd made a statement back in March about relinquishing his titles and ending his career with a perfect record.
He later backtracked on that statement, for what his attorney called, “sufficient time to decide whether or not he really wants to vacate.”
Floyd Mayweather never looked like the type to follow rules anyways.

SAUDI PRINCE WILL GIVE $32 BILLION FORTUNE TO CHARITY!

Saudi Arabian Prince Alwaleed bin Talal bin Abdul-Aziz Al Saud, who is a member of the Saudi Royal Family as well as a business tycoon, announced he would donate all of his fortune to charity!

His said in a press release “It is a commitment without boundaries, a commitment to all humankind.”

Alwaleed is the 34th richest person in the world and CEO of the Saudi investment conglomerate Kingdom Holding Company and  has huge stakes in Citigroup, Apple, Twitter, General Motors, 21st Century Fox, Euro Disney and other companies.

He has already donated $ 3.5 billion to charity through his philanthropy company.
He said in a statement “It will be based on a strategy that is supervised and managed by a board of trustees headed by me to ensure that it will be used after my death for humanitarian projects and initiatives.”

He noted that philanthropy is an intrinsic part of his Islamic faith.

The money will be distributed to a variety of causes like disease and poverty eradication, rural electrification, empowering women and disaster relief.

Class Of 2015 Graduation pictures

WOW!!!!!!! It's been a celebration week. Well want to use this medium to congratulate all my friends and colleagues , we made it. I want to thank GOD almighty it's been Him all through, i want to thank our parents and  family for their money and supports (lol), i want to thank our teachers for not giving up on us , i want to thank people that never believed in us yeah darlings we made it (in your face) .
 Here are the list of World changers ...... look out for them because we are ready

My self  Dr Anajemba uche blessing

Anajemba chiamaka grace ( Economist )

Dr Ehio Vivian

Akinyemi Hamiinart Okiikihola (Economist)

Dr Gift Morrison

Dr linda

Dr Ogaga, Dr James, Dr Emeka, Dr Deji , Dr Ekele

Dr Otuya Irene Ilolochi

Dr Ahmed Kasem, Dr Anajemba Uche ,

Doctors

Economists




Dr Blessing

Ene Rose (Economist)

























 
















Once again congrats to Class Of 2015