Happy Birthday My King, Funke Akindele Writes Husband

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Funke Akindele's hubby, Singer, JJC is a year older today. The actress took to social media to praise the man she calls her KING, saying if she has to do it again, it would be him. She wrote;

If I had to do it all again, baby it will be with you😘😘 happy birthday my king. Thanks for always being selfless, you are forever ready to share your knowledge with anyone. God bless and protect you always BOLARINDE😍. I love you boo😘😘. #happybirthday #jjcskillz @jjcskillz

Funke Akindele's hubby, Singer, JJC is a year older today. The actress took to social media to praise the man she calls her KING, saying if she has to do it again, it would be him. She wrote;

If I had to do it all again, baby it will be with you😘😘 happy birthday my king. Thanks for always being selfless, you are forever ready to share your knowledge with anyone. God bless and protect you always BOLARINDE😍. I love you boo😘😘. #happybirthday #jjcskillz @jjcskillz

Two corpers who were posted to Kastina have been brutalized by the locals of the community. They left the guy with cuts on his head, while the lady's thumb was chopped off for daring to live with a man in their community. A Facebook user, who is also a corper brought reported it on his Facebook page. What he wrote;

corpers who were posted to Kastina have been brutalized by the locals of the community. They left the guy with cuts on his head, while the lady's thumb was chopped off for daring to live with a man in their community. A Facebook user, who is also a corper brought reported it on his Facebook page. What he wrote;

Two corpers who were posted to Kastina have been brutalized by the locals of the community. They left the guy with cuts on his head, while the lady's thumb was chopped off for daring to live with a man in their community. A Facebook user, who is also a corper brought reported it on his Facebook page. What he wrote;

NO fewer than 15 persons were feared killed in fresh crisis between herdsmen and farmers in Turan communities in Kwande Local Government Area of Benue State. However, the state Police Command claimed that two bodies had been recovered from the affected communities. Vanguard gathered that the renewed crisis has led to the disappearance of many persons, while several houses, huts and farmlands have also been razed in the besieged communities. According to a local in one of the affected communities, the crisis erupted early Sunday morning when suspected armed herdsmen invaded Ikyoawen, where four persons were reportedly killed and houses razed. The local said: “After that attack, they moved into Nzaav and Alaba in Yaav council ward, where over 11 persons were hacked to death and several houses burnt down by the herdsmen. “Though the affected communities have been deserted, we are still searching in the bushes for many missing persons, including women and children. “We also realised that the attackers have occupied the sacked communities without resistance. As we speak, several of the houses are still on fire.” Miyetti, police react Reacting, the National Coordinator of Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association, MACBAN, Alhaji Garus Gololo, said he was not aware of the presence of herdsmen in the affected communities. According to Gololo, “if anything is happening there, it would certainly be the handiwork of criminal elements, who are bent on frustrating the efforts of the government to ensure peaceful co-existence in the state.” When contacted, the Police Public Relations Officer, Moses Yamu, who confirmed the attack noted that two deaths were recorded. Yamu said: “We heard that Alaba and Mande Ordue communities in Yaav council ward of Kwande council were under attack by suspected herdsmen. “Mobile policemen have been deployed to the area as two persons, including 65-year-old Keemo Anumen and 46-year-old Tervershima Dado, have so far been confirmed dead and their corpses deposited at the NKST morgue in Jato Aka.”

Read more at: http://ift.tt/2owsW7I fewer than 15 persons were feared killed in fresh crisis between herdsmen and farmers in Turan communities in Kwande Local Government Area of Benue State. However, the state Police Command claimed that two bodies had been recovered from the affected communities. Vanguard gathered that the renewed crisis has led to the disappearance of many persons, while several houses, huts and farmlands have also been razed in the besieged communities. According to a local in one of the affected communities, the crisis erupted early Sunday morning when suspected armed herdsmen invaded Ikyoawen, where four persons were reportedly killed and houses razed. The local said: “After that attack, they moved into Nzaav and Alaba in Yaav council ward, where over 11 persons were hacked to death and several houses burnt down by the herdsmen. “Though the affected communities have been deserted, we are still searching in the bushes for many missing persons, including women and children. “We also realised that the attackers have occupied the sacked communities without resistance. As we speak, several of the houses are still on fire.” Miyetti, police react Reacting, the National Coordinator of Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association, MACBAN, Alhaji Garus Gololo, said he was not aware of the presence of herdsmen in the affected communities. According to Gololo, “if anything is happening there, it would certainly be the handiwork of criminal elements, who are bent on frustrating the efforts of the government to ensure peaceful co-existence in the state.” When contacted, the Police Public Relations Officer, Moses Yamu, who confirmed the attack noted that two deaths were recorded. Yamu said: “We heard that Alaba and Mande Ordue communities in Yaav council ward of Kwande council were under attack by suspected herdsmen. “Mobile policemen have been deployed to the area as two persons, including 65-year-old Keemo Anumen and 46-year-old Tervershima Dado, have so far been confirmed dead and their corpses deposited at the NKST morgue in Jato Aka.”

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