GABON 2016: Ali Bongo Ondimba reelected

The Gurdian has it that one of Africa’s longest political dynasties looks set to extend its half-century of rule, after sources inside Gabon’s electoral commission told Reuters the incumbent president, Ali Bongo, had won another term with 49.85% of the vote.The commission was expected to announce that the opposition candidate, Jean Ping, a half-Chinese diplomat who was previously in the Bongo family’s trusted circle, narrowly lost with 48.16%, after a fraught election that observers warned was likely to result in violence.Ping’s party, which claimed victory soon after the vote, rejected the claimed result and demanded a recount in Haut-Ogooué, a Bongo stronghold which, according to the sources, the commission was to claim had a 99.93% turnout.The national election commission (Cenap) was due to announce the result on Tuesday at 5pm local time but delayed repeatedly. It still had not declared the winner 19 hours later.Many Gabonese suggested that five days to count 600,000 votes was excessive. Residents of Libreville ventured out in the early morning to buy groceries but later stayed at home amid fears of violent protests. The army has been deployed to the capital’s streets, and opposition members reported that their houses were surrounded by police.

The Devil Has Invaded The House Of God

I have been looking at people going to church and every time I do this,something tells me that the world is seriously infected with a satanic virus. I don't want to pass any judgement on this issue because I am not better and also because I don't want to have a dirty conversation with sister Mary and brother John. Many critics say the church is the hiding place for criminals. Yeah,it's true. All those who make me feel like going to an area of no return are "people of the big churches."
In my village(Tabenken), just like elsewhere, people go to church and kill their opponents in highly contested church posts.Little girls read the '1st,2nd Readings.. ' and still commit abortions.It's been practically proven that many church leaders are witches and wizards who occupy the front seats of the church and disturb the clergy. Why are we going to church when we can't forgive our fellow brothers and sisters? Why do we call ourselves Christians when we can't stay away from evil charms? Are Christians supposed to to help orphans or make them feel depressed? People of the big churches also discriminate, drink dirty wine in dirty night clubs, dine with b**ches in wild beaches,make human sacrifices to be "great people",jealous everything that is good and invite the devil into the homes of their prosperous brothers and sisters etc. Brother, where's your Bible? Sister, where's your faith? Uncle,why are you killing people to become a church elder? Aunty, you bought charm from baba Ngala to make that innocent man be your slave husband and forgetabout his family. Why are you going tochurch? What do you know about confession? My problem is not the church. My problem is with the people of the big churches who don't want the happiness of their fellow brothers and sisters. These are the realities of life, you cannot serve God and the devil. Serve God, help the poor, pray for the sick,pray for happiness,pray for peace,pray for justice pray for Cameroon, pray for the world.
NB:I'm not an atheist. I love God with all my heart. I rather find faults in many people who claim to be Christians. Non is perfect but we should not embrace evil or glorify no matter the place and time.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is in Nigeria

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has arrived in Nigeria for a business research trip according to the BBC.
According to a press release from his company:Zuckerberg is in Nigeria to listenand learn and take ideas back toCalifornia on how Facebook can better support tech developmentand entrepreneurship across Africa."He first visited a technology hub in Lagos called CC Hub.Facebook says it's the technology entrepreneur's first visit to the continent.He flew in from Italy where, among other things, he met Pope Francis and spoke about the "importance of connecting people, especially in parts of the world without internet access", according to Mr Zuckerberg's Facebook page.
Bellanaija.com has also reported that according toTech Cabal:There’s been a lot of Facebook-related development in Nigeria so there’s a ton of reasons why Mark may be visiting. First,Free Basicslaunched in Nigeria and Mark showed his support for theJobbermanteam. Then theChan-Zuckerberg Initiativeinvested $24 million inAndela. Also, Facebook’s developer workshop is happening tomorrow, and Facebookis partnering withCool Linkto launchExpress Wifiin Lagos some time this week.

Thierry Henry joins Belgium coaching staff as assistant to Roberto Martínez

Henry will be part of the backroom staff alongside Graeme Jones, who was Martínez’s assistant at Swansea, Wigan and Everton. The announcement was made as Martinez named his first squad since taking the Belgium job after Euro 2016.
“Thierry brings something completely different. He’s someone who has been in the situation of having to develop a mentality in a team of chasing the dream of winning something special for his country,” Martínez said. “He is very much an important figure in our staff and we hope he will pass on his experience to the players.“I’m very pleased with the effort of the federation to put in a support staff as impressive as it is. But always remember that the star is the talent ofthe players.“The attacking quality we have in our group is very rich. Thierry Henry’s experience of being able to go throughthat situation that we have as a team is going to be very important. Then when you go into the basics of simple attacking drills, as a player you can get a lot from him. That’s going to be a big role from Thierry’s point of view.””The fitness coach Richard Evans, who like Jones followed Martínez from Swansea to Everton via Wigan, will take up a similar role with Belgium.
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On My Way To The Mortuary!

I had a shocking dream this Monday morning between 5am and 5:25am.
As the war against terrorism in Cameroon continues, I had a dream that I wish it never come true in my entire life. I went to hell and came back to this world to put this dream on paper and narrate what I went through.
The Dream...
After hearing heavy gunshots on a certain school campus( that I could not identify in the dream), I had to pick a gun too. It was a terrorist attack. I gunned down one old man who seemed to have been the leader of the terrorist group that had invaded the campus. After shooting the man, he fell to a certain valley and died. Out of fear, I hid in a rock so as to free from the terrorists. Because of constant threats from this terrorist group, I wanted to escape but rather fell to the same valley as the old man. That was dead and the next thing I saw was mortuary and later hell. I recognised the faces of many people both in the mortuary and in hell. The mortuary was not that bad. There was life!
While in the mortuary, I noticed many strange things and decided to share it with you.
- In the mortuary, corpses eat food(mostly guava and gateaux).
- The mortuary attendant fries gateaux and serves for the corpses for free.
-The mortuary attendant talks to us(corpses) on very constant basis.
-Corpses have access to electricity and their phones(if any) but there is no network reception from any mobile telephone operator.
-The corpses are very friendly to each other.
While in hell...
From the mortuary, I went to hell. While in hell, I discovered many strange things.
-People wear the same clothes that they left the world with( let's burry our brothers and sisters with enough dresses)
-People sing Christian songs in hell(especially ladies)
-There are separate sleeping chambers for men and women.
-There are very few children in hell
-There are many women in hell
-There is no such HOT fire in hell
- To my greatest surprise, the supposed terrorist leader I earlier shot was not in hell.
It's nothing but a dream
But it may mean a lot in ways that not everyone can comprehend.

Official: UEFA Europa League Draw

IN FULL: The UEFA Champions League group stage draw!