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A "Prophet" Lethebo Rabalago from the Mountzion General Assembly in Limpopo, South Africa, has been pictured using Doom (an insect killer) to heal his followers during a service and prayer meeting over the weekend. Shared via the church and his alleged personal Facebook page, the prophet is seen spraying the chemical directly on their faces and body parts, in order to heal them.uses

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   Manchester City lad bitter rivals Man Utd in the race to sign Barcelona superstar Lionel Messi after the player last week rejected Barcelona's new contract offer. Messi refused Barcelona's offer after seeing that it's not as good as he wanted it to be, compared to the one recently given to his rival Cristiano Ronaldo at Real Madrid. Man City have now upped their attempts to sign the very talented forward. According to the Sun UK, Man U were confident of signing Messi, seeing that he is even an Adidas ambassador as Adidas sponsors the club too, but Man City have strengthened talks .

 Femi fani kayode who was arrested by the  on October 21th allegation of money laundry charge 21 million naria. He regained his freedom after spending 24 Days in EFCC detention. According to report he has fulfilled the 50 million Maria bail condition

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The house of representative has call for mmm to prob and investigated. Can this be because mmm is doing what government can not do and stock market. Mmm is putting money into hands of ordinary nigerian. Mmm is not an investment company or investment organisation, but a social and chriety organisation where participant out of their wish choice  to provide help and in return get help too. Participant in mmm only provide help or put there money out of their wish.

Very few people thought he would actually run, then he did. They thought he wouldn't climb in the polls, then he did. They said he wouldn't win any primaries, then he did. They said he wouldn't win the Republican nomination, then he did. Finally, they said there was no way he could compete for, let alone win, a general election. Now he's president-elect Trump.  Mr Trump ran the most unconventional of political campaigns, but it turned out he knew better than all the experts. He spent more on hats than on pollsters. He travelled to states like Wisconsin and Michigan that pundits said were out of reach. He held massive rallies instead of focusing on door-knocking and get-out-the-vote operations. He had a disjointed, sometimes chaotic national political convention that was capped by an acceptance speech that was more doom-and-gloom than any in modern US political history. He was vastly outspent by the Clinton campaign, just as he was during the Republi

Nigerian gay rights activist, Bisi Alimi wed his fiance, Anthony in London on November 5th. Thanking everyone who wished them well, Bisi took to twitter this morning to also tell Homophobes (people who express negative attitudes and feelings towards anyone identified or perceived as being lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender) that change is inescapable...

Based on our review, we have not changed our conclusions that we expressed in July," Comey wrote in the new letter to congressional committee chairmen. According to Comey, the FBI won't be going through with investigation of Hillary Clinton as they've searched through thousands of emails found during the FBI's separate investigation into a sexting incident by Anthony Weiner, the estranged husband of top Clinton aide Huma Abedin. "We went through this as fast as we could," a senior FBI official told CNN. 'We worked round the clock' "Keep in mind we are focused on intent," the official said. "We know there are classified materials, but that doesn't change the conclusion reached back in July." Trump, who is closing down Hillary in polls nationally and in key battleground states, reacted to the news, saying it isn't possible to examine 650,000 emails in eight days. "You can't review 650,000 new emails in eight da