NOBODY SHOULD BURY HIM YET, WE NEED TO FIND OUT THE TRUE CAUSE OF HIS DEATH- UNCLE OF LATE GOSPEL SINGER, TOLUWANISINGS,SAYS . (PHOTO).

Image
 Nobody should bury him yet, We need to find out the true cause of his death- Uncle of late gospel singer, Toluwanisings,says  An Uncle of late gospel artist Olayemi Bayonile Bolaji aka Toluwanisings, has appealed to the government, Nigerians, religious leaders and traditional rulers to help investigate the circumstances surrounding his sudden demise. The singer who was popular for his soul-lifting worship, suddenly slumped and died in Ibadan, Oyo state on October 14. Speaking during an interview with Dunmininu, the Uncle said the family has agreed that he must not be buried unless the real cause of his death is ascertained. He mentioned that the late Singer was born a Muslim and bore the name Sodiq before he encountered Christ and dropped the name for a Christian name.  “We need the help of Nigeria because Sodiq’s death is hurting us. We need the help of important people, from the government down to religious leaders and traditionalists, to help us find out the true caus...

WIDOWS OF DEAD NIGERIAN SOLDIERS WERE CHARGED TO BR SELF-RELIANT DURING AN EMPOWERMENT PROGRAM BY NERI.{PHOTOS}.

Image may contain: 4 people, people standing
     Surviving widows and families of gallant soldiers who paid the ultimate price in the fight against insurgency in the North East have been charged to be self-reliant by making effective use of skills and support kits acquired during the empowerment training facilitated by the North East Regional Initiative (NERI) and its partners.
The General Officer Commanding (GOC) 7 Division Nigerian Army, Major General Ibrahim Manu Yusuf gave this charge during the graduation ceremony of 200 beneficiaries who received various training in the production of local soft drinks, tailoring, knitting design and grinding. The GOC represented at the occasion by the Deputy Director, Army Public Relations, Colonel Kingsley Samuel commended NERI for its ceaseless support and partnership with 7 Division and the Nigerian Army Officers’ Wives Association (NAOWA) towards providing livelihood support to the widows of Nigerian military personnel. He therefore urged the beneficiaries of the training to maximize the benefits of the settlement kits ranging from grinding machines, generator sets, deep freezers, tailoring and knitting machines amongst other distributed items to them.
Earlier in his remarks, the representative of NERI, Mr Suleiman Dauda stated that, the peace and stability being enjoyed in the state today, couldn’t have been achieved without the sacrifice of the Nigerian Armed Forces. According to him, ‘’ NERI is proud of the services rendered by the fallen Heroes and to show appreciation decided to partner with NAOWA 7 Division Chapter to provide Agricultural, infrastructural and Developmental support to the families of fallen Heroes”. Mr Sulieman appreciated the support of other partners particularly Borno State Women Development Initiative (BOWDI) and the State Agency for Mass Literacy.
Highlights of the ceremony was the presentation of certificates of participation, settlement kits and food items to all participants of the training. Dignitaries present included; the representative of the Divisional President NAOWA 7 Division, Mrs Yosi Yakubu, the Executive Secretary of Agency for Mass Literacy, Umar Saleh Bewas and the representative of BOWDI, Fatima Askira.
Captain EMMANUEL ONYEACHONAM    
for Deputy Director 7 Division Army Public Relations
More photos below.
Image may contain: 4 people, people smiling, people standing, hat and indoorImage may contain: 5 people, indoorImage may contain: 2 people, people standingImage may contain: indoorImage may contain: 3 people, crowd, wedding and outdoor

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

THE NEW OONI OF ILE-IFE,WILL NOT EAT THE HEART OF THE LATE OONI-PALACE CHIEFS.

SHAKIRA COVERS WOMEN'S HEALTH MAGAZINE,APRIL ISSUE.

INNOSON GIVES OUT BRAND NEW IVM G5 AND SALARY FOR LIFE TO THE MAN WHO PROPHESIED ABOUT HIS VEHICLE MANUFACTURING IN 1979.(PHOTO).