Dear Anglicans: Stop Washing your Sheets on the Streets.

We live in an imperfect world with imperfect people. None can claim to be better because where or when  we succeed, others might fail and where or when we fail others might succeed. And in times like this the church needs to develop the ability to handle their issues without bringing it to the glaring view of all. Take note of 1 Thessalonians 5:11 and Micah 7:8. We need each other to rise above our mistakes and that can be done when an amicable room to make amend is given.  

Why we Flogged Protesting Women in Delta - Army Unit Commander

THE Nigerian Army Unit Commander stationed at Ovre-Eku community, Ethiope East Local Government Area, Delta State, Lt. E. D. Oworobo, has told a police source that the reason he ordered his men to flog the women who had embarked on a peaceful protest over a disputed land claimed by PRESCO Oil Company, was because they attempted to disarm his men.

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/03/why-we-flogged-protesting-women-in-delta-army-unit-commander/

A grouped of women were flogged by the Nigerian Army during a peaceful protest over land dispute which has lingered for years in Ovre-Eku, community, Ethiope East Local Government Area, Delta State.

Massive Protest against Kidnapping by College of Education Students in Warri, demand Release of their Kidnapped Dean.

The Students of College of Education Warri, Delta State came out en-mass to protest against kidnapping activities in the nation. The group of students were led by the Students Union Government SUG President, Comr  Emmanuel Bipeleghe.

Nigeria Labour Congress Protesters Shut Down Abuja, Benin and other Places Over Electricity Tarrifs.

                 Protesters in Benin
Despite pleas from electricity firms, the Nigerian labour unions embarked on a mass peaceful protest against the outrageous hike in the electricity tariff which took effect early this month. All business activities in Nigeria's federal capital Abuja and other state capitals are presently on hold.

Police Deny Shooting Medical Doctor during Street Protest.

The Imo State police command has issued a statement denying shooting any medical doctor during their street protest against government’s plan to concession public hospitals on Thursday.

Photos: Ndokwa on a Locked Down as Mass Protest Over Lack of Power Leads to Death and Arrest.

The people of Ndokwa, which makes up of Ndokwa West and East Local Government Area in Delta State, Nigeria, took to the streets and roads to protest over lack of electricity for several months, the arrest of the president of Ndokwa national youth Vanguard and the death of a  hypertensive patient  due to the periodic shooting by the Nigeria police that also damaged a car according to report by Conpa Excos.

Kano Streets Invaded by Hundreds of Shiites Protesters, Demand for the Release of El-Zakzaky.

The members of Islamic Movement in Nigeria popularly referred to as Shiites, took to the street of Kano on Monday to protest and demand for the release of their leader  Ibrahim El-Zakzaky.

RE: Sapele Women Protests Against Okowa by the SA on Social Media.

RE: Sapele Women Protests Against Okowa

"The Delta state official social media, wishes to clear the air as regards the protest carried out by some paid elements who do not wish the state well, in Sapele due to the revocation of illegally allocated stalls which is being circulated presently in different social media outlets/platforms/groups. It is funny that a protest of widows was led by a man. This gives credence to the fact that this protesters where out on a mission, to destroy, tarnish and bring to a disrepute the people oriented administration of Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa.