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VIDEO: 87 killed in Bujumbura, Burundi

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Burundi’s army said that 79 “enemies” and eight soldiers were killed
during the bloodiest day in months of unrest on Friday, which left the streets
of the country’s capital Bujumbura strewn with bodies, many bearing gunshot
wounds. The violence began with coordinated attacks by unidentified gunmen on
three military installations. The United Nations Security Council has
unanimously adopted a resolution calling for immediate peace talks between all
parties in the country.

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VIDEO: Nigerian police shot a driver & killed his wife because of $10

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In this video by PBS, a Nigerian tricycle driver and his wife were shot because
 he refused to give a $10 bribe (Note – his story was concluded at the end
of the video). 

Everyday in
Nigeria, police officers routinely demand bribes, local government leaders
pocket money meant for schools and the former national security advisor is
accused of stealing billions from the military. As part of a week-long series
“Nigeria: Pain and Promise,” PBS reports on the challenges of
fighting corruption.

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PICTURES: Uganda named 13th most beautiful place on earth

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According to
Buzzfeed, Uganda is the 13th most beautiful country in the whole world! Uganda
is rated more beautiful than Nepal, Australia, Norway, Phillipines, Brazil, and
India. Several African countries made the list including Namibia, Tanzania, and
Kenya. South Africa was named the most beautiful of the 20 countries, and
Nigeria did not make the list at all.

Below are
pictures of some beautiful places in Uganda:

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VIDEO: Keeping It Real With Adeola – 192 (Gov. Audu’s Son In Rape Scandal)

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This week on KIRWA, Adeola remembers the late governor of Kogi
State, Prince Abubakar Audu. She also addressed his son – Mustapha’s rape
scandal.

Still on Nigeria, Adeola features a restaurant that serves with
hover boards.
In Ethiopia, an all-women airline crew made international news
and Adeola celebrates the achievement. She also speaks with Reeyot Alemu, the
Ethiopian journalist who was jailed for more than 4 years.

In South Africa, 24-year-old Pastor Penuel Mnguni gets tied up
by villagers while they burned his Church. Mnguni once made his members eat a
live snake among other things.Also, don’t forget to get your ticket for the upcoming
live show with Dr. Damages and Adeola Fayehun. To get your tickets, click HERE

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How to link your BVN with your account

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The Central
Bank of Nigeria has mandated all bank customers to get a Bank Verification
Number (BVN) for smoother banking experience in the country. Failing to get
aBVN has grave consequences.

Here’s a compilation of how to link your BVN number to your bank
accounts.

GTBank
Option 1:
Visit any
GTBank ATM and follow these steps:
– Insert your GTBank card in ATM and input your four digit PIN
– Select “BVN Linking” option
– Enter your 11-digit BVN number and select “Proceed”
– The ATM will display the BVN number and request you to validate
– Once the BVN number is validated as correct, select “Proceed”
– Insert your PIN to validate and submit

Option 2:

If you have
internet access GTBank BVN portal would enable customers provide
their BVN for linking to their existing GTBank account.To link
your BVN, kindly do the following:-
Go to http://www.gtbank.com/bvnlinking
– Input your GTBank NUBAN
– Select a Bank where your BVN was issued
– Input the BVN number obtained from another Bank, then click on
submit

First Bank
Option 1:

If you have
internet access
Go to https://bvn.firstbanknigeria.com/form/
Fill the form and submit

Option 2:

Text BVN#account
number#BVNCode to 08076664444 e.g BVN#1010101010#22147733260
Wait for few minutes, you would receive a text message stating
your BVN has been successfully submitted for processing.

NOTE: The text message isn’t free, text message charges implies with your
network

Access Bank
Simply text BVN, leave a space your account number
and BVN number to 20121
For example BVN 0170216788 22193486908 to 20121. Or you can link
your BVN on their website here .

Diamond Bank
Simply link your diamond bank account with your BVN number below:
Send your BVN details via email to enquiries@diamondbank.com
Or send your BVN number and account no as SMS to 30811
Call our 24hour contact center on 07003000000

Zenith Bank
Simply update your BVN via your iBank profile
Or call ZenithDirect on +23412787000, 2927000, 4647000
Or mail your BVN number and account no
to zenithdirect@zenithbank.com

Ecobank
Simply dial *326*9# on your ecobank phone number you registered to receive
alert and follow the instruction prompts to input your BVN number.

United Bank for Africa (UBA)
Simply dial *919*6# on the mobile number linked to your account and follow the
prompts

Fidelity Bank
Simply send your account details, BVN, Mobile number, date/bank of
enrolment and date of birth via mail to true.serve@fidelitybank.ng
Or call 080034335489 for update.
Or login to the internet banking portal and click on the “no BVN” link.

First City Monument Bank (FCMB)
Simply send your BVN number and account no to customerservice@fcmb.com

Skye Bank
Simply send your BVN and account details
to yescenter@skyebankng.com

Sterling Bank:
Simply send your BVN and account details
to customercare@sterlingbankng.com

Standard Chartered Bank
Simply send Name, Account Number, Local Government Area (LGA), Sate of Origin
and BVN, via any of the following options:
24-Hour Contact Center: call +234 1 270 4611-4
Online Banking: log on to your Online Banking and send a mail by clicking on
the “Contact us” button
Send a mail to Callcentre.Nigeria@sc.com

Union Bank
Simply link your Union Bank account with your BVN number via union
bank website using account linkage tool here

Stanbic IBTC
Visit stanbicibtc bank website and fill the BVN update form Here or
Text “BVN’’ then your BVN Number (e.g. BVN 12345678901) to
30909 by SMS

Keystone Bank
You can easily link your keystone bank account with your BVN number,
Click here to go to Keystone Bank’s BVN linker

Heritage Bank
Simply link your heritage bank account with your BVN number, Click
here to go to Heritage Bank’s BVN linker.

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VIDEO/PICTURES: Fake South African Pastor Mobbed, Church Burnt Down

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I once talked about a
young South African pastor known for giving his Church members live
snake, stone, hair, pieces of clothing and other crazy things to eat. He also
sits on them, rides them like horses, and there was a time his members stripped
naked because he commanded them to be hot. 
Well, Pastor Penuel Mnguni of the
End Times Disciples Ministries, ran into hardluck over the weekend.

According to a report by Daily Sun
SA, a mob of villagers, led by a South African youth vigilante group (the
Economic Freedom Fighters) burnt Penuel’s church at Soshanguve in Tshwane on
Sunday. 

Villagers led by a vigilante group, beat pastor Penuel and burnt down his church.
Sources say he had been in hiding recently, as community members denounced what he was doing, calling it an ‘abomination.’
The villagers described pastor Penuel’s activities as abominable.
Witnesses testify that church members were also beaten and tied up, before the police officers came to quell the storm. 



Below is a video of the moment the Pastor was tied along with two of his faithfuls. 

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Grace Mugabe positions herself to succeed her husband

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Zimbabwean first lady Grace Mugabe
continues to position herself to succeed her husband by holding rallies in
different parts of the country and verbally attacking party members who
refuse to back her. In a recent rally, she handed out bottles of water
bearing her image and the words “Mother of the nation.”

 “You are not going to
gag me, I have my mouth… I will not tolerate nonsense within the party,”
she said, during a rally in Harare where she addressed
unnamed Zanu-PF officials who she blames for factionalism within the
party.
She also distributed 250 tonnes of
maize and 115 tonnes of rice to the people at the rally.
At her previous rallies over the
last month, Zimbabwe’s first lady Grace Mugabe made it clear that nobody within
the ruling party was above party discipline.
There have been factions forming
within Zanu-PF, seemingly linked to who should succeed her 91-year-old husband.
In particular she warned war
veterans, many of whom fought in the liberation war and spearheaded the
invasions of white-owned farms, that there too could face disciplinary hearings
if they threatened the party’s united front.
Afterwards, the 50-year-old first
lady faced a backlash with war veterans accusing her of not respecting them.
Today at her Mbare rally (see
12:36 post) she hit back.
“Some war veterans are saying
they will never listen to me because I never participated in the liberation war
against British colonial rule. Zimbabwe is for everyone.”
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VIDEO: Keeping It Real With Adeola – 189 (A Message For Biafrans)

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This week, Adeola addresses
the arrest of the Director of Radio Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu.

Also, the Central Bank is giving Nigerians in the diaspora till January to
enroll for Bank Verification Number.

In Kenya, a radio host claims to expose a Nigerian Pastor sucking women’s
breast for deliverance. Is the story true?

Adeola also shares exciting news about her live show with Dr. Damages coming up
in December.
To buy tickets for the show, please click HERE!

Lastly she shares the news about KIRWA Foundation. To learn more, please click: www.kirwafoundation.org

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LIVE UPDATES: Nigeria vs Mali (FIFA U17 World Cup Final)

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Nigeria and Mali have set up an
all-African final at the Under-17 World Cup in Chile after winning their
semi-finals.
Reigning champions Nigeria won 4-2
against Mexico, coming back from conceding the opener and then pulling away
again after Mexico made it 2-2.
Mali also fought back from a goal
down to earn a 3-1 victory over Belgium.

The African sides go head-to-head
for the trophy at the Estadio Sausalito in Vina del Mar.
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Nigeria 2-0 Mali
60′ – HAIDARA MO. (in)
comes off the bench to replace DIAKITE (out) (Mali)
59′ – BAMGBOYE (Nigeria)
scores!!
56′ – OSIMHEN (Nigeria)
scores!!
55′ – Nigeria swing in the
corner.
54′ – Mali swing in the
corner.
53′ – Mali swing in the
corner.
52′ -So close! A player
from Nigeria rattles the crossbar.
52 – The goalkeeper of Mali
pulls off a save.
52′
A player from Nigeria sees his effort hit the target.
51′
The goalkeeper of Mali pulls off a save.
50′ – A player from Mali
illegally handles the ball.
49′ – Nigeria take the
corner kick.
47′ – A player from Nigeria
commits a foul.
47′
Nigeria swing in the corner.
46′
Before the second half begins MADUEKE (in) comes off the bench to replace EBERE
(out) (Nigeria)
The second half kicks off.
– The referee brings the first
half to an end.
45′
Mali are penalised after committing a foul.
44′
Nigeria has a shot blocked.
44′
Nigeria take the corner kick.
44′
The goalkeeper of Mali pulls off a save.
44′
A player from Nigeria sees his effort hit the target.
43′
Mali are ruled offside.
41′
A player from Nigeria commits a foul.
38′ – ENOGELA (Nigeria) is
yellow carded.
37′ – Nigeria swing in the
corner.
36′ – Nigeria has a shot blocked.
34′ – Mali try a shot on
goal, but it is off-target.
33′ – Mali try a shot on
goal, but it is off-target.
32′ – A player from Nigeria
commits a foul.
31′ – Nigeria are penalised
after committing a foul.
30′
A player from Mali illegally handles the ball.
30′
Mali has a shot blocked.
30′
Mali swing in the corner.
29′
The goalkeeper of Nigeria pulls off a save.
29′
A player from Mali sees his effort hit the target.
29′
Mali swing in the corner.
25′ – Nigeria are penalised
after committing a foul.
22′ – Mali swing in the
corner.
20′ – Nigeria try a shot on
goal, but it is off-target.
19′ – Mali strike their
free-kick wide.
18′- Nigeria concede a
free-kick following a challenge on a player from Mali.
18′ – A player from Nigeria
commits a foul.
17′ – Mali are penalised
after committing a foul.
15′ – A player from Mali
commits a foul.
15′ – Nigeria swing in the
corner.
13′ – Nigeria concede a
free-kick following a challenge on a player from Mali.
13′ – A player from Mali
commits a foul.
12′ – Mali has a shot
blocked.
11′ – The goalkeeper of
Nigeria pulls off a save.
11′ – A player from Mali
sees his effort hit the target.
9′ – A player from Nigeria
commits a foul.
5′ – Nigeria are penalised
after committing a foul.
4′ – A player from Nigeria
commits a foul.
4′ – Nigeria has a shot
blocked.
4′ – So close! A player
from Nigeria rattles the crossbar.
4′ – The goalkeeper of Mali
pulls off a save.
4′ – EBERE (Nigeria) sees
his penalty saved by the goalkeeper.
3′ – A player from Mali
illegally handles the ball.
1′ – A player from Mali
commits a foul.
1′ – The match kicks off.
– Match kicks off at 11pm.
Team line-ups
Mali
1 SAMUEL (GK)
2 DANTE (C)
3 CHATO
5 SANGARE
7 MAIGA
8 DIAKITE
9 MALLE
11 BOUBACAR
15 FOFANA
18 HAIDARA A.
20 KOITA
Nigeria

1 UDOH (GK)
2 LAZARUS
4 ENOGELA
5 ZAKARI
7 BAMGBOYE
8 CHUKWUEZE
9 OSIMHEN
10 NWAKALI (C)
14 IKWU
15 ANUMUDU
17 EBERE
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VIDEO: Celebrations as Sierra Leone is declared Ebola-free

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So glad
Sierra Leone has been declared Ebola-free after 42 days with no new
cases. 

Sierra
Leone’s President Ernest Bai Koroma made the announcement during a ceremony
after being declared Ebola-free by the World Health Organization. The
country will now enter a 90 day period of surveillance to ensure early
detection of any possible new cases.  
Nearly 4,000 people lost their
lives from the disease in the West African country. Ebola killed more than
11,300 people in Sierra Leone, Liberia and Guinea since March 2014. 

And below is a Liberian song that I totally enjoyed titled “Ebola must go!”

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VIDEO: Watch what happens in the body when you switch to organic food

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I’ve been contemplating becoming a raw vegan for a long time, so watching this video is really fueling that desire.
The
video was presented by the Swedish supermarket chain Coop, showing the effect
of eating organic food in the bodies of a family of five.

Also, below is a video by Kristina Carrillo-Bucaram, a lady I really admire. If you hear I become a raw vegan, blame her videos 🙂
Kristiana is a pioneer in the local, organic food co-operative movement. The founder of the largest raw, organic produce co-operative in the U.S., she has been 100% raw for over nine years. An exemplification of all that she wishes to create, she is a leading visionary in the raw movement, especially in Houston, TX.

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