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Last week when i returned into the country,On my way home, i saw big signboards in almost all the junction of Gwarinpa estate with the bishop’s picture and the signboards reads: “Welcome to Gwarinpa estate, Home of peace!” I was wowed and impressed. so i asked my driver to stop and i copied the number on the board just for curiosity. |
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BERLIN/DUESSELDORF, GERMANY/TUNIS – Germany on Wednesday launched a Europe-wide manhunt for a “violent and armed” Tunisian man with ties to Islamic extremists who has used at least six different names and three different nationalities, saying he is a suspect in the Berlin Christmas market attack. |
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This post is my response to that query. At the outset, I acknowledge that my post will anger more than a few white Christians. Some may even dismiss my response as wrong, shortsighted, or unfair. This post is none of those things. My comments most certainly do not apply to all majority churches. |
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Anis Amri, the current Islamic refugee suspect in the Christmas Market massacre in Germany, is about as extreme a test case in what you can do and have on your record without being deported as you can imagine. Anis Amri settled in Italy after leaving his hometown of Tataouine, Tunisia seven years.... |
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A lorry deliberately driven into a crowded Christmas market in central Berlin has put German Chancellor Angela Merkel's vision of an open society that welcomes refugees under pressure. Merkel's decision last year to open the borders to refugees from war-torn countries like Syria, Iraq and.... |
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Image copyright Thinkstock Image caption Archive images of the suspect have been released. The Tunisian man wanted for the Berlin lorry attack which killed 12 people and injured 49 had been under surveillance earlier this year, media reports say. Anis Amri, 23, was reportedly monitored on suspicion.... |
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and matthias inverardi BERLIN/DUESSELDORF (Reuters) - German police are looking for an asylum-seeker from Tunisia after finding an identity document under the driver's seat of a truck that ploughed into a Berlin Christmas market and killed 12 people, officials and security sources said on Wednesday. |
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The federal prosecutor's office on Wednesday offered a reward of up to 100,000 euros ($A144,868) for information leading to the capture of the suspect has been identified as 24-year-old Anis Amri. "Beware: He could be violent and armed!" the prosecutor's office said in a statement, which described Amri as 1. |
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Berlin prosecutors told The Associated Press in a statement Wednesday that they first launched an investigation against Amri on March 14 followed a tip from federal security agencies. The tip warned that Amri might be planning a break-in to finance the purchase of automatic weapons for use in an attack. |
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The federal prosecutor's office on Wednesday offered a reward of up to 100,000 euros ($A144,868) for information leading to the capture of the suspect has been identified as 24-year-old Anis Amri. "Beware: He could be violent and armed!" the prosecutor's office said in a statement, which described Amri as 1. |
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Amri, who has several aliases and was facing deportation, is believed to have fled the scene of Monday's attack, which left 48 people injured and 12 people dead, including the truck's Polish driver, who was found shot, stabbed and bashed in the cabin of the truck. |
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