Hilary Clinton, President Trump has used the Bible to hijacke Christinity

Hillary Clinton has accused Donald Trump of trying to “hijack” Christianity and the Bible after he took a photogprah outside a church during Black Lives Matter protests.

The US president was criticized after he apparently ordered security forces to fire tear gas at groups of peaceful demonstrators in order to clear a path for him to make his way from the White House to St John’s in Washington DC.

In an interview with Sky News presenter Kay Burley,  Mrs Clinton said “the outcry by religious leaders… demonstrated clearly that nobody was being fooled”.

She said the president’s church visit on 1 June was a “photo opportunity” and she claimed he had never read the Bible

US Police release photos of the Florida house where body of Oluwatoyin Salau was found after she was murdered

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The Florida house where bodies of BLM protester, 19, and white woman, 75, were found after they were ‘murdered by 49-year-old man who was out on bail’

Aaron Glee Jr. was identified by police prime suspect after the bodies of Oluwatoyin Salau, 19, and Victoria Sims were found in Tallahassee Saturday

On that same day, Salau shared a series of tweets about being molested by a black man who offered her a ride.  

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Black Lives Matter protester, Oluwatoyin Salau, left, 19, was found dead in Florida along with a 75-year-old Victoria Sims, right, after tweeting that she had been sexually assaulted by a man

According to several reports, she was a member of the Tallahassee Heights United Methodist Church. 

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Aaron Glee Jr., 49, was identified by police as a suspect after the bodies of Oluwatoyin Salau, 19, and Victoria Sims were found at his rented

Nnamdi KANU calling on any one who does not believe in Biafra to co-host this evening broadcast with him.

I need three people who do NOT believe in Biafra agitation or IPOB's approach to topical issues, to co-host the LIVE broadcast with me this evening at 7pm Biafraland Time. Ideally the 3 individuals should come from the following backgrounds.

1. A Christian religious scholar of outstanding intellectual ability.

2. An intelligent Nigerian patriot by which I mean a staunch defender of Nigeria's unity and opponent of Biafra independence.

3. A Native Doctor of sound mind.

Please note that three of us will co-host the program together not just my humble self. This will afford us an opportunity to dispel all the myth surrounding our message of liberation and hopefully chart a new course of enlightenment and reason for the benefit of the people. 

Requirements: 

Strong internet connection, two internet enabled devices and a Skype account. We would all connect via Skype whilst the other device, preferably a laptop or tablet will be used as a research tool. 

Should you wish to join me tonight as a co-host on my program, please indicate by providing your Skype name and a brief description of your area of competence based on the criteria outlined above. You will be connected to the program via Skype at about 6.55pm this evening. 

Thanks 

"When viewing or thinking a thought, always clarify it for the value of its logic and reason; divest it of imagination, mystery, and all falseness; see the clear intent, whether constructive or otherwise, and never compromise with illogicality; a statement is, or is not. See it for what it really is, and do not attempt to clothe it with personality; this is what so often leads to jumping to conclusions and self-pity." –ALFRED J. PARKER

United State calls for Investigation into the killings in Nigeria

The United States has decried the “senseless and brazen killings of civilians” in northern parts of Nigeria.

Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, condemned the situation in a press statement on Tuesday.

He urged President Muhammadu Buhari administration to act.

Pompeo noted that in recent weeks, suspected ISIS West Africa militants launched multiple attacks in Borno State.

America said more than 120 civilians, including women, children, and the elderly, lost their lives.

The senior official recalled that June 9, unidentified armed bandits attacked a village in Katsina State, killing dozens.

U.S. said the horrific crimes occurred after “the  shooting of a pastor and his pregnant wife on June 1”

It also referred to the killing of an Imam, local village head, and several civilians on June  5 during intercommunal violence in Taraba State.

Pompeo’s statement expressed concern that “tens of thousands of civilians” have died in recent years due to attacks by terrorist groups or criminal gangs, inter-communal violence, or their religious beliefs.

The United States called on the Government of Nigeria “to do more to strengthen ongoing efforts to address this violence, hold those responsible accountable, and protect civilians”.