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RM10,000 for info on kidnapped pastor
PETALING JAYA: The family of abducted pastor Raymond Koh Keng Joo is prepared to offer a reward of up to RM10,000 for information leading to his safe return. Koh’s wife, Susanna Liew Sow Yoke, made the offer in a statement yesterday. “I would like to appeal to those who have taken my husband to return him safe and unharmed,” Liew said.

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Nigeria wake up 2! The lamentations of citizen Charly Boy
Nigeria must wake up! Listen to Charly Boy… That Andrew Yakubu By Charly Boy. How can anybody govern a people who celebrate corruption the way we do and then cry foul when the damage is done, as though they had no idea where it came from? The other day, I was in the midst of those I thought were....

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Lawyer's bid to reclaim former staunch seat for Labour
He was at the Elmwood Tavern when the final vote tally was read out - a dead tie of 10,493 votes each. But after special votes were counted, Ms Wagner won by just a 47-vote majority. The election was held on November 26, nine months after the devastating February 2011 earthquake. "Christchurch was utterly disrupted," Dr Webb said.

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At Jocques Clemmons funeral, personal loss in public spotlight
For two hours Saturday a death of great public interest was reframed as a profoundly personal tragedy. In songs, tears and prayer, family and friends paid tribute to Jocques Clemmons, who died Feb. 10 after he was shot by a police officer in East Nashville.

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Odumakin: Why Nigeria Should Be Restructured
An activist and Secretary of pan Yoruba socio-political group, Afenifere, Mr. Yinka Odumakin, in this interview with Oladipupo Awojobi, posits that only restructuring can solve the numerous problems facing the country. The Afenifere chieftain also berates the administration of President Muhammadu....

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Christians In Mideast Reject Trump Plan To Prioritise U.S. Resettlement Of Christian Refugees: 'Wrong Message, Wrong Policy'
Thanks, but no thanks. That was essentially the blunt response of at least two Christian leaders in the Middle East to the recent pronouncement of U.S. President Donald Trump that his administration will give priority to persecuted Christian refugees seeking to resettle in the U.S.

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Nattering nabobs of negativism
”, this was one of the phrases used by the then administrator of the East Central State, Dr. Anthony Ukpabi Asika (1936-2004) in 1972 to attack the former President, Dr. Nnamdi Benjamin Azikiwe (1904-1996).The phrase itself was first used by Mr. Spiro Theodore Agnew (1918-1996), a former Vice....

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There's at least one reason why Trump might not want to alienate Australia
Ever heard of ANZUS? It may be a sign of the disproportionate global power gap between the United States and Australia that virtually all Aussies, but few Americans, can answer that question in the affirmative. To Australians, ANZUS — the Australia New Zealand United States treaty — is the linchpin of the national defense.

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Community Holds Crime Walk To End Violent Start To 2017
BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Community members are standing up against a violent start to the new year, as they march through the streets of Baltimore to encourage change. The violence in Baltimore has frustrated community leaders and elected officials alike, and on Saturday, the religious community stepped up....

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Old farmstead's history runs from John Brown to James Brown
By DAVID DISHNEAU Associated Press. DARGAN, Md. (AP) - From John Brown's raid to James Brown's wail, a stream of hot-blooded American history runs through a 19th-century farmstead in the Appalachian foothills of western Maryland. The John Brown connection is well known.

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A tale of two Civil War-era soldiers and neighbors at Lakewood Cemetery
Both born in the 1840s, there’s no evidence they ever met. But they’ve been neighbors for nearly 100 years now at Minneapolis’ Lakewood Cemetery. “Mr. Humphrey’s grave more or less overlooks Mr. Smith’s,” said Bob Hatlestad, who’s worked at the cemetery for nearly 30 years. “You could probably throw a baseball from one grave to the other.

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A tale of two soldiers: One named Humphrey, the other named Smith
Both born in the 1840s, there's no evidence they ever met. But they've been neighbors for nearly 100 years now at Minneapolis' Lakewood Cemetery. "Mr. Humphrey's grave more or less overlooks Mr. Smith's," said Bob Hatlestad, who's worked at the cemetery for nearly 30 years. "You could probably throw a baseball from one grave to the other.

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Should FG hire foreign mercenaries to flush out criminals from Lagos waterways?
No need for foreign mercenaries, our soldiers are capable. It is not always good to encourage the government to go for mercenaries when we have certain seemingly intractable security challenge. Let’s use our own military; if they are not well equipped, government should equip them.

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Protestors rally to release prisoners from solitary confinement
Tears rolled down Dothan Pastor Kenneth Glasgow's face several times Saturday outside Limestone Correctional Facility in Harvest. The founder of The Ordinary People Society (T.O.P.S.) and The Prodigal Child Project joined family members of convicted murderer Robert Earl Council, Jr., also known as Kinetik Justice.

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Pastor confiscates teen's car
A BORDER pastor says he was forced to take the law into his own hands to stop an unlicensed 16-year-old youth driving a car. Faith City’s Warren McMartin feared the youth, who he knew had a reputation for binge-drinking and illicit drugs, would kill himself and others. He called Wodonga police for help.

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A tale of two Civil War-era soldiers and neighbors at Lakewood Cemetery
Both born in the 1840s, there’s no evidence they ever met. But they’ve been neighbors for nearly 100 years now at Minneapolis’ Lakewood Cemetery. “Mr. Humphrey’s grave more or less overlooks Mr. Smith’s,” said Bob Hatlestad, who’s worked at the cemetery for nearly 30 years. “You could probably throw a baseball from one grave to the other.

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Xenophobia: S/Africans attack Nigerian businesses
Port Harcourt, Feb. 18, 2017 (NAN) The Nigerian Community in South Africa have confirmed attacks and looting of Nigerian-owned businesses in Pretoria West on Saturday. Mr Ikechukwu Anyene, President, Nigeria Union, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on telephone from Pretoria, South Africa, that the attacks began at 4.

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Old farmstead’s history runs from John Brown to James Brown
DARGAN, Md. From John Brown’s raid to James Brown’s wail, a stream of hot-blooded American history runs through a 19th-century farmstead in the Appalachian foothills of western Maryland. The John Brown connection is well known. The restored log farmhouse near Dargan is where the abolitionist....

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A tale of two soldiers: One named Humphrey, the other named Smith
Both born in the 1840s, there's no evidence they ever met. But they've been neighbors for nearly 100 years now at Minneapolis' Lakewood Cemetery. "Mr. Humphrey's grave more or less overlooks Mr. Smith's," said Bob Hatlestad, who's worked at the cemetery for nearly 30 years. "You could probably throw a baseball from one grave to the other.

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S/Africa attack Nigerians in fresh Xenophobic violence
The Nigerian Community in South Africa have confirmed attacks and looting of Nigerian-owned businesses in Pretoria West on Saturday. Mr Ikechukwu Anyene, President, Nigeria Union, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on telephone from Pretoria, South Africa, that the attacks began at 4.00 a.m.

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Proposed law intended to protect religious expression in public schools
State lawmakers say that while the First Amendment prohibits the establishment of a state religion, it has led to policies that chill any expression of faith in public schools. Deborah Strange @DeborahJStrangeJim Ross @JimRossOSB. The Constitution is powerful. But two state lawmakers want to give it a little help.

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S/Africans destroy Nigerian businesses in new xenophobic attack
The Nigerian Community in South Africa have confirmed attacks and looting of Nigerian-owned businesses in Pretoria West on Saturday. Mr Ikechukwu Anyene, President, Nigeria Union, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on telephone from Pretoria, South Africa, that the attacks began at 4.00am.

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Old farmstead’s history runs from John Brown to James Brown
DARGAN, Md. From John Brown’s raid to James Brown’s wail, a stream of hot-blooded American history runs through a 19th-century farmstead in the Appalachian foothills of western Maryland. The John Brown connection is well known. The restored log farmhouse near Dargan is where the abolitionist....

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Like Buhari, El-Zakzaky too needs urgent medical attention – Shi’ites
Sokoto State leader of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria, widely known as Shi’ite, Malam Kasim Umar, has called on the federal government to immediately release Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky due to his deteriorating health. He stated that just like President Muhammad Buhari, who urgently left the country to....

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Mugabe ‘death pastor’ further remanded
The activist pastor — Phillip Mugadza — who was charged for prophesying that President Robert Mugabe would die in October this year was yesterday further remanded in custody. Pastor Phillip Patrick Mugadza. Mugadza — leader of the Kariba-based Remnant Church — claimed he had received a prophecy from....

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Xenophobia: S/Africans attack Nigerian businesses, says Union
The Nigerian Community in South Africa have confirmed attacks and looting of Nigerian-owned businesses in Pretoria West on Saturday. Mr Ikechukwu Anyene, President, Nigeria Union, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on telephone from Pretoria, South Africa, that the attacks began at 4.00am.

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