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Reasons Why Jehovah's Witness Stop Door To Door Outreach Over the years, Jehovah's Witnesses are best known for door-to-door preaching but Currently now, they are not see in the street neither kingdom hall and above all, they stopped reaching out to people in their homes. After so much investigation, I discovered the following as the reasons why they stopped their door to door outreach. Undiluted Gist gather the facts from a true Jehovah's witness and the reasons is as follow 1. It was because of the direction from the Governing Body in regards to virus called corona. Actually government gave directive that all social gathering should close down to cover the spread of the virus. Jehovah's witnesses take it too serious. Despite the fact that they allowed partial lockdown and instruct all social gathering to reopen with the use of nose mask and other coronavirus prevention measures, Jehovah's witnesses insisted to reopen kingdom hall waiting till when the virus w

Mr Ibori gets the latest sentence for stealing at least $250 million of public funds within the period he served as governor of the wealthy Delta state. Ibori was sentenced to 13 years in prison for money laundering. But However James Ibori can become Nigeria’s president. The antecedent is there as a backing to such possibility. /> Gen Olusegun Obasanjo was convicted of coup plotting in 1995. He was jailed, and later released by General Abdulsami Abubakar, and granted full presidential pardon. Not surprisingly, in May of 1999, Obasanjo succeeded Abdulsalami Abubakar as the democratically elected president of Nigeria! James Ibori is still very relevant in the politics of Nigeria, especially in the south south region. So keep your fingers crossed. Everything is possible in the politics of Nigeria, so much so, that nothing ever surprises me anymore!

Ibori gets reprieve as British prosecutor says lawyer not guilty In what may open a floodgate of appeals against the criminal conviction in London of former governor of Delta state Mr. James Ibori, the British Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) Thursday at the South wark Crown Court withdrew its case of attempt to pervert the course of justice brought against Ibori’s lawyer, Mr. Bhadresh Gohil. Withdrawing the case, the lead prosecution counsel for the CPS, Sasha Wass QC, stated that the British government was no longer interested in prosecuting Gohil on the ground that the crown prosecution counsel had found out that Ibori’s solicitor was not guilty of the charge brought against him. ”We are no longer interested in pursuing this case against Mr Gohil Bhadresh, we could not establish any evidence against him that he is guilty’. Speaking further, the crown prosecution lead counsel Sasha Wass said ‘My lord we will like to withdraw the case against Gohil Bhadresh’. Mr. Gohil had e