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14/05/2022

13/05/2022

THE UNFORTUNATE DEATH OF DEBORAH EMMANUEL.

An unfortunate incident happened in Sokoto state at the Shehu Shagari College of Education on Thursday 12th May 2022. It was reported that a young lady whom is Deborah Emmanuel from Kebbi state(Repa L.G.A)an N.C.E 2 student under the department of English. Was beaten mercilessly, stoned and burnt to death by some aggressive Muslim course mates.

It was gathered that an article was posted on the group platform concerning the prophet (S.A.W) and the lady was against the post commented on it, she condemned it and said all manner of things about it but no one responded to Her. Unknown to Her they where planning ahead for Her this happened on the 11th May 2022.

On the 12th May, 2022. The lady had come to school and was done with what she wanted to do and was about leaving unfortunately they have been tracking Her movements just as she was leaving the premises around the gate, the angry Muslim course mates attacked Her and asked Her to repeat what she had said the previous night on the group platform concerning the religious post. The lady repeated what she had sent to the group and according to them she insulted the Prophet in addition. This triggered their anger and they began to hit Her with clubs, heavy sticks and stoned heavy with big stones, obviously they came prepared for Her.

The security personal by the school gate wanted to intervene but they where chased by the angry mob, any passerby who came close and asked what was happening and was told will also join( if Muslim) I guess they used the Islamic doctrine in this case which goes thus " duk wanda ya zagi annabi jininshi ya halatta.
That was how they beat Deborah up and at the end burnt Her alive. Currently the College of Education has been locked down till further notice and the Sultan has ordered that the culprits should be fished out and brought to face the full wrath of the law.

📷 Attached is the letter from the Bishop of Sokoto, Bishop Hassan Kukah.

It’s unfortunate, Nigeria happened to you, I pray you find Justice. RIP.

09/05/2022

A dream to hope for 💯💯😍😍

05/02/2022

Ethiopia is 7 years behind the rest of the world, they are currently in 2014.

The Ethiopian calendar is different from that of the rest of the world, and this is because it calculates the birth year of Jesus Christ differently, owing to the fact that Ethiopia as a country has been without any Roman Catholic influence.

The rest of the world uses the Gregorian calendar, which was created in 1582 by Pope Gregory XIII, who made some changes to the previously used Julian calendar. Several countries that were under the dominion of the Catholic church at the time had to accept the Gregorian calendar, which is named after the pope who first introduced it.

Ethiopia, being free of any colonial influence of the Roman church, was not affected by the tides, and retained its original calendar, which claims that Jesus was born in 7 BC, and started counting days from that year on. Other calendars held that he was born in AD 1. The difference in the calendar that Ethiopia follows happened from this day forward, which is why the country’s calendar is seven years behind.

Unlike our 12 months calendar where some months have more than 30 days, the Ethiopian calendar has 13 months. 12 months have 30 days each, while the 13th month called Pagume has just 5 days.

The Ethiopian New Year falls on 11 September in the Western calendar, or 12 September in leap years, at the start of spring.

According to the Ethiopian calendar, a year has 365 days, six hours, two minutes and 24 seconds. Once every four years, the six hours add up to 24 hours and become the sixth day in a leap year. Once in 600 years, the two minutes and 24 seconds add up to a full day and form a seventh day, which the Ethiopians call rena mealt and rena lelit.

Owing to this, the Ethiopian calendar is currently 7 year, 8 months behind the western calendar.