The Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN), has described as alarming and unacceptable the continuous killing and kidnapping of Christian clerics in Nigeria.

Bishop Francis Wale Oke, President, PFN, in a statement, noted that, “As an organisation that worships God, we pray that the wrath of God shall fall heavily on all those responsible for terrorising Nigerians and killing innocent citizens.”

The statement condemned what it called “the recent gruesome murder of Rev. Fr. Father Isaac Achi of St. Peters and Paul Catholic Church, Kafin-koro, Paikoro Local Government Area of Niger State by bandits”.

It explained that the bandits, according to reports, invaded his residence at about 3am on January 15 and after failing to gain entrance into the residence, set the house ablaze and the clergyman was burnt to death.

The PFN recalled that the deceased’s colleague, Father Collins, was equally shot in the shoulder while trying to escape and was rushed to the hospital, describing the incident as most unfortunate.

The statement added that the killing of Achi is indeed one killing too many, saying, “The continuous killing, as well as kidnapping of Christian clerics in Nigeria is very alarming and unacceptable.”

The organisation lamented a situation where Nigeria had become a killing field where people are slaughtered like animals and the perpetrators go scot free.

“This has to be stopped at all costs. The government must do everything possible to bring an end to this evil,” the statement said.

The PFN called on the federal government and security agencies to intensify efforts to salvage what it called “this ugly situation” and give Nigerians a new lease of life, stressing that the lawless and barbaric act has continued for too long, without anyone being arrested and prosecuted by the government.

According to the organisation, the criminals may think they have escaped from the judgment of man, but they can never escape from the judgment of the almighty God who sees everything.

The PFN sennt its heartfelt condolences to the family of Achi and the Catholic Church and prayed that God will comfort them and ensure peace and unity in the country.
https://www.otowngist.com/2023/01/pfn-reacts-to-killings-kidnapping-of-christian-clerics-in-nigeria/

The National Judicial Council (NJC) has recommended the appointment of nine Heads of Courts and 84 other judicial officers as part of concerted efforts to prepare for challenges that may arise for the Judiciary in the coming general elections.

The recommended persons would after appointment serves at the Federal and State Courts in the country.

A statement from the Council on Saturday in Abuja said the candidates were presented for recommendations by its panel after interviews during its 100th meeting presided over by the Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Olukayode Ariwoola.

The statement by NJC’S Director of Information Mr Soji Oye listed those recommended for posts of Chief Judges to include Justice Muhammad Tukur Mu’azu Aliyu for Kaduna, Justice Majebi Josiah Joe for Kogi, Justice Odusola Aiyedun Olusegun for Ondo, Justice Halima Sa’addiya Mohammed for Gombe and Justice Lilian Abai for Abia State.

Others are Justice Abdulateef Kamaldeen as Grand Kadi, Kwara State, Justice Stanley Adekunle Lawal, President, Customary Court of Appeal, FCT, Justice Monisola Oluwatoyin Abodunde as President, Customary Court of Appeal in Ekiti and Justice Uhuo Patrick Uchenna as President, Customary Court of Appeal, Ebonyi State.

A breakdown of the recommended 84 Judicial officers showed that four are for the Ondo High Court, namely Akinbinu Sylvester Femi, Leonard Boyede Ologun, Bolatito Florence Ajibade and Akinwumi Bankole Jacob.

The Customary Court of Appeal in Ekiti has three nominees, Lawrence Babatope Ojo, Adegboye Rotimi Adesoji and Ogundele Olufolakemi Olufunke.

Borno State has five and they include Amina Mustapha, Ibrahim Mohammed Maina, Hafsatu Isah Bappah, Bukar Malgwi Umar and Mallam Buna Makinta while Anambra has two comprisingEtomike Innocent Ndigwe and Tagbo Chinwuba Anieto.

The five nominated for the Sokoto High Court bench are Bashar Ibrahim, Fatima Ahmadu Suka, Abubakar Adamu, Kabiru Muhammad and Amina Modi Yabo while the Sharia Court of Appeal in the state has two nominees as Kadi and are Idris Adamu and Mustapha Abdullahi Ahmad.

Ogun State High Court has 8 nominees comprising Oluwafunke Omolara Odubanjo, Adelaja Adeola Ireti, Basirat Bolanle Adebowale, Adebayo Bamidele Adedapo, Ayodele Adebayo Omoniyi, Sunday Olufemi Adeniyi, Awofeso Ireti-Olu Babatunde and Abimola Christopher Shokunbi.

The two nominees for Bayelsa State High Court are Charlie Ebiyon Duke and Ekadi Amadise Michael while the six for Ebonyi State are Esther Awo Ota, BUkeni Ogoke Stella Ejituruchi, Ruth Obaji Okeh, Blessing Ibeabuchi Chukwu, Christopher Ofoke Mbam and Francis-Abba Solange Amaka.

The National Industrial Court of Nigeria has six nominees including Buhari Sani, Damachi-Onugba Agede Joyce, Hassan Muhammed Yakubu, Sandra Audu Yelwa, Subilim Emmanuel Danjuma and Muhammad Adamu Hamza.

Cross Rivers High Court has two nominees in persons of Okokon Edem Nyong and Amajama Jacob Eneji while the four for Adamawa High Court are Christopher Dominic Mapeo, Ahmed Isa, Mohammed Ibrahim Tola and Benjamin Lawan Manji.

Besides, Adamawa has one Kadi nominee for its Sharia Court of Appeal in person of Isa Yusuf Khalid while its Customary Court of Appeal has another Judge nominee in the person of Adabala Nicholas.

The breakdown showed that Rivers State High Court has five candidates comprising Asivosuo Maccarthy Oriye, Omonigho Nwibani, Comfort Ifikmotu- Awaji Adangor, Prince Chika Mini and Beauty Ihuoma Emmanuel-Okere while its Customary Court of Appeal has two Judges nominees, Odiki Daniel- Kalio and Tetenwi Ngeli Elerabari.

Zamfara High Court has four and are Abdullahi Muhammad Gusau, Umar Adulnasir, Saad Garba Gurbin-Bore and Muntaka Ahmad Ya’akubu.

Osun State High Court has four nominees comprising Lasisi Muhammed Adebayo, Awe Micheal Oludare, Fatimah Adejoke Sodamade and Owolawi Joseph Olukunle while has one and is Adamu Mohammed Jajere as well as one Kadi for its Sharia Court of Appeal in the person of Kasim Mohammed Kasim.

Kaduna State High Court bench has seven candidates and are Yakubu Bodamasi, Abdullahi Isiaka, Buhari Mohammed Balarabe Bashir Shitu Yusuf, Nana Fatima Mohammed John Aku Ambi and Joyce Asabe Akaa’ahs.

Apart from the recommended seven high court Judges, NJC also sought for appointment of five Kadis for the Kaduna Sharia Court of Appeal and they are Aminu Ahmad Jumare, Nuhu Mahmud, Murtala Nasir, Abdulrahman Ibrahim and Mahdi Muhammad Suraj.

In the same vein, the Kaduna Customary Court of Appeal is to have three Judges and they are Dorothy Sim Inwulale, Atung Dorcas Tabitha and Yusuf Yakubu.

The breakdown also showed that the Plateau State Customary Court of Appeal has only one Judge nominee in the person of Jettei T. Pekun.

The NJC statement indicated that all recommended candidates would be sworn- in upon approval of their recommendations by their respective state governors and State Houses of Assembly.
https://www.otowngist.com/2023/01/njc-seeks-appointments-of-9-heads-of-courts-84-judicial-officers/

How to participate in Mr Cruz's #MyRokpokpoDance Competition

To participate in #MyRokpokpoDance Competition, you will have to do the following.

1. Download Rokpokpo by Mr Cruz

2. Make à 1 minute video of you dancing to the song.

3. Post the video on instagram with the hashtag #MyRokpokpoDance and mention @MrCruz7

My sexiness is natural and part of my job - Actress Oluchukwu Stephana Nwabuzor

Beautiful actress cum model Oluchukwu Stephana Nwabuzor known on screen as Oluchi Nwabuzor in an interview with www.otowngist.com, said that being sexy is simply natural for her as well as part of her job.
Speaking in a movie location in Lagos State, the curvy actress who played a role in Prophet Nebu, said she sees things turning out well for her because she has both the looks and talent of a movie star.
"My looks, shape and attitude are just natural", she said, waving off the assertions that she works too hard to retain her appearance.

"The reward for great job, is more work, so I have to watch it. Am I supposed to grow fat? Am I supposed to wear things that don't fit me? The answer is just no"
"No matter what you know, you want to know more and get better, so it's same with looks, every lady wants the curves to get better, you want to transform into a the most beautiful women your future can ever see. It's not hard work, it's just natural"
"I have to take care of my body as a model and actress because you'll never know when a sexy talented model or actress will be needed for a job", she said, ending with soft laughter.
On the direction of her career, the Anambra State born Political Science graduate of Babcock University, said "one thing is certain, 'Oluchi Nwabuzor' will surely ring like a bell everyone must hear because I have the beauty, body and talent of a genuine movie star and super model"
Oluchukwu Stephana Nwabuzor as a model earlier in 2016 did a commercial for telecommunication giant Etisalat and has starred in many movies.

Artistes unite to hold Gospel- Comic Show ‘Imo Laff Session’

In a bid to have all genres of entertainment in Imo State working harmoniously, entertainers have come together under ‘Imo Artistes League’, an organization which is working tireless to take entertainers and entertainment to the next level in the state.

Knowing that entertainers are nothing without events, the League has rolled out its first event tagged ‘Imo Laff Session’, a Gospel-Comic event packaged to meet the needs of both the conservative and contemporary entertainment lovers in the state.

How Etisalat commercial changed my career - Oluchukwu Stephana Nwabuzor

Nollywood actress cum model Oluchukwu Stephana Nwabuzor popularly known as Oluchi Nwabuzor said one of the biggest achievements of her acting and modelling career was being on a commercial for telecommunication giants Etisalat Nigeria and she is looking forward to achieving.
Oluchukwu Stephana Nwabuzor who said, " I was very excited and happy", when she got the slot, further hailed her agency, Black Dove for the great role they played in securing the commercial for her.

On how the commercial has transformed her career, she said it has made her a better person, widening her career horizons and paving way for more opportunities for her.
"It added to my resume and it gave me recognition it was also an added advantage when getting other modelling jobs based on my experience" she said, adding that she wants to wrap up 2016 with more jobs.
Speaking further into her plans for the year, the curvy Political Science graduate of Babcock University, said she is up for more achievements.
"I hope to wrap up my Master Degree very soon and even when it is so challenging, studying and making a living in show biz which often involves travelling, I thank God for the strength and my family who have been there for me"
"While growing in academics, I want to also grow in showbiz and see what I can do with everything I have learnt to transform this great industry", she concluded.

Child Ink Africa set for Jan 30 launch in Imo State

Child Ink Africa, an organization that encourages and nurtures children with writing, drawing and painting skills in Primary and Secondary Schools will be launched on Saturday January 30, 2016 in Imo State.