Jim Iyke and Nadia Buari still at it....

I don't know which couple confuses me more...Chris and Karrueche or Jim and Nadia. See Jim's reply after the cut...

 

Some suspected hoodlums have set a church building, a branch of the Living Faith Ministry ablaze in Jibia local government area of Katsina State. It was learnt that authorities of the church and residents around the church area had been reluctant to publicise the incident which happened last Saturday to avoid negative public reaction on the issue, according to report from National Mirror. Sources said the church had come under similar attack in 2011 during the post-election violence when a group of angry youths stormed its premises and set it ablaze. One of the church members, who didn’t want his name in print, said they came to church early next day Sunday, only to find ashes and smoke where the church building had been standing. He said the church members had held a programme few days before, and had used a generating set as the building was not connected to public electricity. He described the incident as a “sad development,” adding that the police had been alerted on the matter and had promised to investigate circumstances that led to the incident. The police spokesperson, ASP Sadiq Abubakar, after call and text messages to his mobile line, was yet to respond at the time of filing this report.

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Some suspected hoodlums have set a church building, a branch of the Living Faith Ministry ablaze in Jibia local government area of Katsina State. It was learnt that authorities of the church and residents around the church area had been reluctant to publicise the incident which happened last Saturday to avoid negative public reaction on the issue, according to report from National Mirror. Sources said the church had come under similar attack in 2011 during the post-election violence when a group of angry youths stormed its premises and set it ablaze. One of the church members, who didn’t want his name in print, said they came to church early next day Sunday, only to find ashes and smoke where the church building had been standing. He said the church members had held a programme few days before, and had used a generating set as the building was not connected to public electricity. He described the incident as a “sad development,” adding that the police had been alerted on the matter and had promised to investigate circumstances that led to the incident. The police spokesperson, ASP Sadiq Abubakar, after call and text messages to his mobile line, was yet to respond at the time of filing this report.

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winners-chapel-church Some suspected hoodlums have set a church building, a branch of the Living Faith Ministry ablaze in Jibia local government area of Katsina State. It was learnt that authorities of the church and residents around the church area had been reluctant to publicise the incident which happened last Saturday to avoid negative public reaction on the issue, according to report from National Mirror. Sources said the church had come under similar attack in 2011 during the post-election violence when a group of angry youths stormed its premises and set it ablaze. One of the church members, who didn’t want his name in print, said they came to church early next day Sunday, only to find ashes and smoke where the church building had been standing. He said the church members had held a programme few days before, and had used a generating set as the building was not connected to public electricity. He described the incident as a “sad development,” adding that the police had been alerted on the matter and had promised to investigate circumstances that led to the incident. The police spokesperson, ASP Sadiq Abubakar, after call and text messages to his mobile line, was yet to respond at the time of filing this report.

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Some suspected hoodlums have set a church building, a branch of the Living Faith Ministry ablaze in Jibia local government area of Katsina State. It was learnt that authorities of the church and residents around the church area had been reluctant to publicise the incident which happened last Saturday to avoid negative public reaction on the issue, according to report from National Mirror. Sources said the church had come under similar attack in 2011 during the post-election violence when a group of angry youths stormed its premises and set it ablaze. One of the church members, who didn’t want his name in print, said they came to church early next day Sunday, only to find ashes and smoke where the church building had been standing. He said the church members had held a programme few days before, and had used a generating set as the building was not connected to public electricity. He described the incident as a “sad development,” adding that the police had been alerted on the matter and had promised to investigate circumstances that led to the incident. The police spokesperson, ASP Sadiq Abubakar, after call and text messages to his mobile line, was yet to respond at the time of filing this report. Related ItemsChurch buildingHoodlumsKatsina stateLiving Faith Ministry

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Some suspected hoodlums have set a church building, a branch of the Living Faith Ministry ablaze in Jibia local government area of Katsina State. It was learnt that authorities of the church and residents around the church area had been reluctant to publicise the incident which happened last Saturday to avoid negative public reaction on the issue, according to report from National Mirror. Sources said the church had come under similar attack in 2011 during the post-election violence when a group of angry youths stormed its premises and set it ablaze. One of the church members, who didn’t want his name in print, said they came to church early next day Sunday, only to find ashes and smoke where the church building had been standing. He said the church members had held a programme few days before, and had used a generating set as the building was not connected to public electricity. He described the incident as a “sad development,” adding that the police had been alerted on the matter and had promised to investigate circumstances that led to the incident. The police spokesperson, ASP Sadiq Abubakar, after call and text messages to his mobile line, was yet to respond at the time of filing this report. Related ItemsChurch buildingHoodlumsKatsina stateLiving Faith Ministry

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