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Re: CAN Bans Political Campaigns In Churches by abouzaid: 10:47pm On Nov 04, 2013 |
Both ngige and ifeanyi ubah addressed ppl on the same venue that same day but none of them including obi campaigned. It was just a mere address. All the three candidates are roman catholics and the catholic church is no longer part of CAN. CAN does not have the right to ban any activity in the churches that belong to it.CAN is an association not a church and no church recieves orders from it. |
Re: CAN Bans Political Campaigns In Churches by funshint(m): 10:48pm On Nov 04, 2013 |
Abagworo:Pls don't let us politicize dis issue. Since u are not 4rm Anambra dat's not 'ur biz. But d only tin I hate is how Ngige must always be blamed 4 anytin that happen. Peter Obi has running stomach...it is Ngige. Na waoh!! |
Re: CAN Bans Political Campaigns In Churches by funshint(m): 10:52pm On Nov 04, 2013 |
abouzaid: Both ngige and ifeanyi ubah addressed ppl on the same venue that same day but none of them including obi campaigned. It was just a mere address. All the three candidates are roman catholics and the catholic church is no longer part of CAN. CAN does not have the right to ban any activity in the churches that belong to it.CAN is an association not a church and no church recieves orders from it.Lair Ngige was not even in Awka b4 d incident. Pls don't rope him into dis issue! Sometimes I just wonder hw u pple can be so discriminatory. So Ngige's sin now is being an "Anglican". It is well! |
Re: CAN Bans Political Campaigns In Churches by Nonybb: 10:54pm On Nov 04, 2013 |
When Gov Mbadinuju was there as the Governor he never compaign at churches. He rather stay at Awka lodge and conduct Monday Prayers or off to Main Market to conduct prayers there or perhaps compaign secretly in vague manner in those Arenas. But Obi came and took Politics to churches and worship centers, having too many likely party members stage at one point! Peter Obi is a religious bigoted fellow |
Re: CAN Bans Political Campaigns In Churches by Nobody: 11:01pm On Nov 04, 2013 |
otijah: Now that lives have been lost and damage done, they now remember to ban church campaign, judgement day is at hand shaa. And I knw all CAN members would be the first to enter hell.Y say so. pls dnt talk as if u knw dem. Hw sure u wil make it if nt by grace.! |
Re: CAN Bans Political Campaigns In Churches by Nobody: 11:05pm On Nov 04, 2013 |
FreeGlobe: Obi is not the one who started blaming it on ngige rather it was Ngige who posted an erroneous account on his facebook wall that the stampede was caused by Obi's bodyguards.Please try and get your facts right. |
Re: CAN Bans Political Campaigns In Churches by Nobody: 11:09pm On Nov 04, 2013 |
FreeGlobe: I am even been gracious by giving you folks 30% by Nov 16 you will realise how politically irrelevant in Anambra state you are. |
Re: CAN Bans Political Campaigns In Churches by bushwailo: 11:13pm On Nov 04, 2013 |
I thought they said it was caused by Fire, Frying Pan, Akara Oil. I thought they said that Obi and Obiano was invited to come and preach to the congregation. This statement by CAN sounds like an indictment to me. 1 Like |
Re: CAN Bans Political Campaigns In Churches by FreeGlobe(f): 11:15pm On Nov 04, 2013 |
chukwudi44:and you open your dirty mouth to criticize boko haram when you are a Catholic boko haram yourself. Do you even know Ngige is a Knight in Catholic church I.e more powerful that Peter obi in Catholic. Is there any Catholic Bishop with more influence than the Anglican Anikwenwa rtd in Anambra. Like I said, the figures were manufactured in your anus. I hope you will not kill yourself when Ngige is declared winner. 4 Likes |
Re: CAN Bans Political Campaigns In Churches by Nobody: 11:18pm On Nov 04, 2013 |
FreeGlobe: No need for much argument here naa.Since Ngige. Is now the protestant choice especially backed by the almighty powerful Anikwennwa let us wait till nov 16 to realise how powerful this Anikwenna is in Anambra and the strength of the protestant church in Anambra state 2 Likes |
Re: CAN Bans Political Campaigns In Churches by 9inches(m): 11:22pm On Nov 04, 2013 |
FreeGlobe: Ngige has finally been exonerated, we now know the blood suckers. Peter obi thinks he can lie on a church issue and get away with it after bribing most Catholic bishops in the state. The die is cast! APGA, APC, PDP are all boko haram to igbos, we have to now continue with voting candidates Catholic bishops collecting bribe from Obi? Bringing curses upon your head sounds cool to me. Keep it up! |
Re: CAN Bans Political Campaigns In Churches by bushwailo: 11:34pm On Nov 04, 2013 |
chukwudi44:Haba, you see the mindset of us Igbos ? It is now catholic against Protestant. Something unheard of in Igbo politics ever before. We need to get rid of this scourge called Obi and his party. They are willing to damage the unity in Igboland for political gains. How can we go to Abuja to cry marginalization when we are perpetrators in our own land. I think God has looked at our hearts and punished us to forever be second class citizens who will always serve and not lead. This is this same mentality that perpetuated Osu in Igboland. Ndigbo na wa ![]() ![]() ![]() 8 Likes |
Re: CAN Bans Political Campaigns In Churches by zhaineey(f): 11:44pm On Nov 04, 2013 |
Ehn ehn so dey are jes realizing, politics and religion should not be mixed up |
Re: CAN Bans Political Campaigns In Churches by Arysexy(m): 11:48pm On Nov 04, 2013 |
FreeGlobe: Who be Anikwenwa? the one who's son was rusticated from unizik for cult related activity and he flew him abroad to safety? Is Anikwenwa more popular and influencial than Cardinal Arinze? Archbishop Obiefuna, Archbishop valerie okeke? abeg make u carry una Anglican politics go siddon. 1 Like |
Re: CAN Bans Political Campaigns In Churches by Kristimcflacko(m): 11:48pm On Nov 04, 2013 |
Olugbenger: All candidates contesting should be banned from any form of campaign.politics useless game |
Re: CAN Bans Political Campaigns In Churches by italo: 12:01am On Nov 05, 2013 |
CAN are just trying so hard to be relevant since the Catholic Church rubbished them. They know very well the the Catholic Church has never and can never be answerable to them. They know very well that they have never and will never had any power to sanction even the smallest Catholic parish...not even the tiniest Catholic society. They cant even sanction the smallest gateman in a Catholic Church. That how irrelevant in this matter they are. |
Re: CAN Bans Political Campaigns In Churches by Nobody: 12:06am On Nov 05, 2013 |
Arysexy: Me sef I tire.I just de observe .waiting for Anikwenwa to perform maagic for Ngige on Nov 16.Even this bishop chukwuma has always been antagonistic against the catholic church.He supported ex-Gov Nnamani against the catholic church during the deaths that occured @ Father mbaka's adoration ground in Enugu.The catholic church is non-partisan and does not need him to tell us not to allow politicians campaign in church.Obi was given opportunity to speak in the crusade in his capacity as the state Governor.Was Obiano given the mic to speak? There is no how a Governor would attend such a gathering withput been recognised election or no election. 2 Likes |
Re: CAN Bans Political Campaigns In Churches by Panter215: 1:31am On Nov 05, 2013 |
India sending an aircraft to Mars today and we are still unable to organise an election free of violence and bad blood. Wahala dey. |
Re: CAN Bans Political Campaigns In Churches by dollydolly(f): 5:20am On Nov 05, 2013 |
FreeGlobe: Ngige has finally been exonerated, we now know the blood suckers. Peter obi thinks he can lie on a church issue and get away with it after bribing most Catholic bishops in the state. The die is cast! APGA, APC, PDP are all boko haram to igbos, we have to now continue with voting candidates. I was there at the Adoration ground myself. Obi wasn't the cause of the stampede. It happened hours after he left n it was caused by the false alarm raised about fire. N u don't have to blame it on the priest cos he is incubent Governor n as such can't b denied of coming to the adoration ground. Even the Ngige that u are speaking for made his own appearance some weeks back in the adoration ground. It is a pity that they (Apc n Apga) choose to politicize the unfortunate event. Mean while RIP to the souls of the dead. 1 Like |
Re: CAN Bans Political Campaigns In Churches by finaly01: 5:30am On Nov 05, 2013 |
nerodenero: APC has been given undue advantage in the next election by APGA.APGA just shot themselves out of the race.I think Ngige is going to rule for the second time.APC una 2 muuuuch! Una really plan dis 1 well. But God they watch sha |
Re: CAN Bans Political Campaigns In Churches by dollydolly(f): 5:31am On Nov 05, 2013 |
funshint:Ngige an Anglican? I laugh in Swahili. U are just a cheap debator that can't get his facts straight before typing. 1 Like |
Re: CAN Bans Political Campaigns In Churches by MichaelSokoto(m): 5:59am On Nov 05, 2013 |
chukwudi44:Bia nna, Hatred iz very bad oo! Abi u be badoo? It shortens d closeness 2 ur early grave if don't knw ![]() Sai APC! Sai Ngige!! Sai Buhari 2015!!! |
Re: CAN Bans Political Campaigns In Churches by nagoma(m): 6:15am On Nov 05, 2013 |
Who is Ayo ORISTAJAFOR's CAN deceiving? Every church outing by GEJ is laced with campaign. Government policy statements are issued from church. The next stampede is perhaps going to happen in Abuja. 1 Like |
Re: CAN Bans Political Campaigns In Churches by Nobody: 6:17am On Nov 05, 2013 |
finaly01: APC una 2 muuuuch! Una really plan dis 1 well. But God they watch sha Keep on dreaming it is one of your fundamental human rights |
Re: CAN Bans Political Campaigns In Churches by mu2sa2: 6:21am On Nov 05, 2013 |
Who'll bail out d poor? See how politicians waste human life - a few weeks ago it was Bukola Saraki in his yearly ritual of killing a few dozen people in kwara; now it's Anambra. There's no difference between these bloodthirsty, power-seeking gangsters and boko haram- both hav no regard for human life. |
Re: CAN Bans Political Campaigns In Churches by Nobody: 6:35am On Nov 05, 2013 |
nagoma: Who is Ayo ORISTEJEFOR's CAN deceiving? Every church outing by GEJ is laced with campaign. Government policy statements are issued from church. The next stampede is perhaps going to happen in Abuja. Obi's presense or actions did not even in any way cause the stampede.I just wonder why desperadoes chose to play politics with the death of innocent people 1 Like |
Re: CAN Bans Political Campaigns In Churches by eluquenson(m): 6:42am On Nov 05, 2013 |
So this is happening there ![]() |
Re: CAN Bans Political Campaigns In Churches by Noble11(m): 7:27am On Nov 05, 2013 |
chukwudi44:Be ready to die b4 ur tym coz Ngige(onwa)has takin it already 1 Like |
Re: CAN Bans Political Campaigns In Churches by Youngzedd(m): 7:39am On Nov 05, 2013 |
ayobase: So CAN wouldn't have banned Political Campaigns in churches IF stampede that claimed lives never occurred! Don't mind them, all they care about is Money. I wonder how many of them will smell the gate of heaven not to talk of entering. Some churches make me sick some times. |
Re: CAN Bans Political Campaigns In Churches by chocopearl(f): 7:47am On Nov 05, 2013 |
abouzaid: Both ngige and ifeanyi ubah addressed ppl on the same venue that same day but none of them including obi campaigned. It was just a mere address. All the three candidates are roman catholics and the catholic church is no longer part of CAN. CAN does not have the right to ban any activity in the churches that belong to it.CAN is an association not a church and no church recieves orders from it. Ngige and Ifeanyi Ubah were NEVER at dat crusade ground on d said day, pls get ur facts right. And for CAN banning campaign in churches thats a very good development, the Rector of the Basilica of the Most Holy Trinity(the mother church in d diocese where dis incident occured) warned all his parishoners last sunday in all masses dat he doesn't want to see any group holding any political gathering within d church premises. He even went ahead to say dat he doesn't want to see anybody wearing any political ''aso ebi'' within d Basilica premises. So u see dis is nt abt CAN and it's members and non members is jst d right thing to do. |
Re: CAN Bans Political Campaigns In Churches by Domaro: 7:57am On Nov 05, 2013 |
the truth is that, with or without election, if a leader (govnr or C In C) visit a church that is not his normal or regular parish for whatever reason, he will be given a chance to address his subjects. Some times they make donations for a project or promise to do one thing or the other. Ngige is not liable neither do Peter Obi for visiting the prayer house in diff days. The congregation is not to be blame and not the priest..... He (obi) made donation of N(some)million to his ministry, he rejected it and obi said he will use it to control the erosion site near the prayer ground. The fault is not even from akara woman nor her frieing pan. This is just a tragedy, it is a devils manipulation, using people wrongly. As people now live in fear and feel so unsecure and always on alert to run to sefty. NB: when people run into canal and and drain, this similar stampede also happened in lagos because of BOMB scare alerm, who bears the blame. May their souls rest in perfect peace...Amen |
Re: CAN Bans Political Campaigns In Churches by mystical10: 7:58am On Nov 05, 2013 |
oluwashaddow: may d soul of d departed rest in peace n as for anambrians,u knw where shoe dey pain una,u knw wat u want n moreso we av d right to choose d type of leader we want wether rite or wrong,only u will enjoy it if u choose rite n only una go suffer am if u choose wrongyes as abia state chose T.A orji n they re suffering it now, no enjoying rather lolz |
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