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Popular televangelist: 'We don't have a flu season'
A popular televangelist in North Texas is turning heads after denying the flu season in a video posted to Facebook. The U.S. is facing one of the deadliest flu seasons in recent years. In North Texas alone, over 90 people have died. Gloria Copeland, the wife of controversial pastor Kenneth Copeland,....

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BLM activist who tackled Confederate flag killed
Muhiydin Moye, 32, who became a notable figure in the Black Lives Matter movement after the fatal police shooting of Walter Scott in South Carolina, gained national attention last year when he hurled himself onto a Confederate flag on live television in Charleston, South Carolina.

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Herbalist, five badoo members arraigned for allegedly killing RCCG pastor, family
Six men, including a herbalist, who were alleged to be “Badoo” cult members, were on Wednesday charged with murder for smashing the heads of a pastor and other family members with a grinding stone at an Ebute Meta Magistrates’ Court. The accused are Chibuzor Igwe, 19; Omotayo Onamoyegun, 25; Samuel....

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20:25 In Lagos Herbalist, 5 Badoo cult members arraigned for allegedly killing pastor, family
Six men, including a herbalist, who were alleged to be “Badoo” cult members, were on Wednesday charged with smashing the heads of a pastor and other family members with a grinding stone at an Ebute Meta Magistrates’ Court. The accused are Chibuzor Igwe , 19; Omotayo Onamoyegun , 25; Samuel Ameze ,....

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Safe in Warner Robins? Not very.
Bibb County Sheriff David Davis says that people can be nosy neighbors and report suspicious activity to help stem the tide of certain crimes like burglaries, but the violence erupting in the community goes deeper than that. The Eisenhower Business Improvement District has generated nearly $970,000....

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ALTAR CALL: Church seeking gifted youth
This was the message from Pastor Danforth Francis as he spoke at a recent Seventh-Day Adventist youth convention held in Oldbury, St Philip. He encouraged and pleaded with them to serve God faithfully and to make themselves available to be used by Him.

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Deputies respond to report of person holding an eyeball in Anderson Co.
ANDERSON, SC (FOX Carolina) - The Anderson County Sheriff's Office and EMS were dispatched to a bizarre call on Tuesday. Deputies said around 11 a.m., dispatchers received a call reporting that a person was holding a human eyeball on near South Main Chapel on South Main Street.

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Herbalist, 5 Badoo cult members docked for killing pastor, family
Six men, including a herbalist, who were alleged to be “Badoo” cult members, were on Wednesday charged with smashing the heads of a pastor and other family members with a grinding stone at an Ebute Meta Magistrates’ Court. The accused are Chibuzor Igwe, 19; Omotayo Onamoyegun, 25; Samuel Ameze, 38....

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Herbalist, Badoo cult members arraigned for allegedly killing Pastor
Six men, including a herbalist, who were alleged to be “Badoo” cult members, were on Wednesday charged with smashing the heads of a pastor and other family members with a grinding stone at an Ebute Meta Magistrates’ Court. The accused are Chibuzor Igwe, 19; Omotayo Onamoyegun, 25; Samuel Ameze, 38....

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2nd Annual Hearts for Racial Reconciliation at St. Louis Artworks
ST.LOUIS, MO- Dave Gustafson, president of the St. Louis Reconciliation Network and Brandon Wilkes, pastor of Peoples Church, tell us more about the 2nd Annual Hearts for Racial Reconciliation. Ths event will be held February 10 at St. Louis Artworks from 6 to 9 p.m.

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Friends, family remember Charleston Black Lives Matter leader killed in New Orleans shooting
CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) - People gathered outside North Charleston City Hall Tuesday night to remember the leader of Charleston's Black Lives Matter movement who died in New Orleans. Officials with the New Orleans Police Department said 32-year-old Muhiyidin Moye died Tuesday morning. "We are lost right now," said Moye's sister Kimberli Duncan.

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Outrageous billing, pre-paid meters: Ekiti landlords drag BEDC to court
LANDLORD in Ekiti State have dragged the Benin Electricity Distribution Company (BEDC) for alleged over-billing for electricity not supplied and hoarding of prepaid electricity meters. The homeowners, under the aegis of Ekiti State Landlords Electricity Consumers’ Association, said BEDC was fond of....

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News 1 min ago Ekiti landlords to sue BEDC over alleged outrageous billing, hoarding of prepaid meters
The Ekiti State Landlords Electricity Consumers’ Association has threatened to sue the Benin Electricity Distribution Company (BEDC) over what it called ‘outrageous and killing’ tariffs being imposed on them in the state. They alleged further that the BEDC was deliberately hoarding the prepaid....

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Onyedi Ojiabor, Abuja
A Christian group, Koinonia Ministerial Network, (KONMET) has advised Christians to participate in politics by joining political parties. Konmet urged Christian leaders to encourage their followers to register to vote in the 2019 elections. The group gave the advice in a statement made available to....

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Oklahoma pastor's burning death remains unsolved
CHICKASHA, Okla. (AP) - The death of an Oklahoma pastor, whose remains were discovered burned near a church last summer, is still unsolved. KFOR-TV reports that 55-year-old Michael Dean Walworth's burned remains were found near the First Missionary Baptist Church in June.

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Oklahoma pastor's burning death remains unsolved
CHICKASHA, Okla. (AP) - The death of an Oklahoma pastor, whose remains were discovered burned near a church last summer, is still unsolved. KFOR-TV reports that 55-year-old Michael Dean Walworth's burned remains were found near the First Missionary Baptist Church in June.

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Oklahoma pastor's burning death remains unsolved
CHICKASHA, Okla. (AP) - The death of an Oklahoma pastor, whose remains were discovered burned near a church last summer, is still unsolved. KFOR-TV reports that 55-year-old Michael Dean Walworth's burned remains were found near the First Missionary Baptist Church in June.

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Reserve Oklahoma police officer dies in fiery vehicle crash
TECUMSEH, Okla. (AP) - The Oklahoma Highway Patrol says a reserve police officer from Asher has been killed in a fiery crash. Troopers say 23-year-old Jarate Dewayne Condit was driving on U.S. Highway 177 in Pottawatomie County about 5:30 p.m. Tuesday when his vehicle ran off the roadway, crashed into a concrete culvert and burst into flames.

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Friends, family remember Charleston Black Lives Matter leader killed in New Orleans shooting
CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) - People gathered outside North Charleston City Hall Tuesday night to remember the leader of Charleston's Black Lives Matter movement who died in New Orleans. Officials with the New Orleans Police Department said 32-year-old Muhiyidin Moye died Tuesday morning. "We are lost right now," said Moye's sister Kimberli Duncan.

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Dr. Rene R. LaPlante
Ray was educated in the Claremont school system, the University of New Hampshire and the New England College of Optometry in Boston. After graduation, he spent two years in the U.S. Army in the capacity of an optometrist. Ray moved to Brattleboro in 1958, and was in practice until he retired in 1998.

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Varsity offers career counselling to 120 students in Kwara
One hundred and twenty Senior Secondary School students from Omu-Aran in Kwara, on Wednesday benefited from a career counselling initiative organised by Landmark University, Omu-Aran. Newsmen report that the initiative which attracted eight schools in the area was under the Landmark University Community Development Impact Initiative (LMUCDII).

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Paying for ‘political strategy’ in villages
CEBU City Councilor Joel Garganera questioned the administration for reportedly using public funds to pay for the barangay mayor’s office (BMO), which an ally of the mayor described recently as “a political strategy.” “It was admitted by (Councilor Alvin) Arcilla that the BMO is a political tool,....

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Weatherford second-grade teacher dies after getting the flu
A Weatherford second-grade teacher who had contracted the flu died on Sunday, according to the school district and her family. Heather Holland, 38, taught at Bose Ikard Elementary School. Her official cause of death has not been released, but school district officials understand that Holland passed....

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After overwhelming response, no more reservations being taken for 'Night to Shine' prom at Topeka church
Phil Anderson Philreports. As a Topeka church was finalizing plans for a prom this Friday night for people with special needs, it had every intention of not turning anyone away. After an article appeared in Monday's edition of The Topeka Capital-Journal and cjonline.com, the phones started ringing off the hook at Grace Community Church, 4300 S.

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Ethiopian military delegation ends visit to Rwanda
Kigali, Rwanda (PANA) - An Ethiopian military delegation of 5 senior officers, headed by Ethiopian Head of Military Courts Directorate, Brig.-Gen. Addisu Gebreyesus Gebreyohanes, on Wednesday ended a four-day visit to Rwanda during which the two parties exchanged ideas on the function of Military....

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Fr Kiibi Kateregga may be 31, but takes exception to being
Since the Friday preaching, Kateregga has received hundreds of calls from people known to him and total strangers to say, “thank you.” In just two days, he had received more than 200 Facebook friend requests; he has been hosted by NTV and NBS TV to expound on his message.

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