Photos From OJB Jezereel’s Internment Service

The veteran Nigerian artist OJB was yesterday laid to rest at the Ikoyi cemetery in Lagos State.
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What you need to know about Nigerian Artist E'Prince Venese.

 I know this young man way back in Unijos during his undergraduate days. This guy has a captivating personality that attracts any girl that comes across him. Yeah to be sincere I was attracted to this handsome and intelligent dude. I never knew he was an artist not until the day I saw him performing in the Naraguta Hostel of Unijos.
These are the things you need to know about E'Prince Venese
1. E'prince is from Benin-City,Edo State Nigeria.
2. He attended GSS Gwagwalada in Abuja (2003 set)
3.His dad is a pastor and his mum is a military officer

Music: EPrince Venese – Waka

EPrince Venese drops Waka and its probably the craziest song you’ll hear this year. Hilariously Crazy and laced with a lyrical ingenuity, the song Waka is a masterpiece production by Elmore and will definitely get your head banging.
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A must read: Is Jehovah the name of God?

In Hebrew the name of God is spelled YHWH. Since ancient Hebrew had no written vowels, it is uncertain how the name was pronounced originally, but there are records of the name in Greek, which did have written vowels. These records indicate that in all likelihood the name should be pronounced "Yahweh."
Shortly before the first century A.D., it became common for Jews to avoid saying the divine name for fear of misusing it and breaking the second commandment ("You shall not take the name of the Lord, your God, in vain," Dt 5:11). Whenever they read Scripture aloud and encountered the divine name, they substituted another Hebrew word, "Adonai" (which means "Lord" or "my Lord"), in its place.
Eventually Hebrew developed written vowels, which appeared as small marks called vowel points and were placed above and below the consonants of a word. In the sixth or seventh century some Jews began to place the vowel points for "Adonai" over the consonants for "Yahweh" to remind the reader of Scripture to say "Adonai" whenever he read "Yahweh."

What you need to know about Islam and the moon.

Historical evidences, impartial logic, well versed references and all available circumstantial judgments can very well prove that—(a) Allah name of deity was pre-existed much before the arrival of Islam, (b) Pre-Islamic Pagan peoples worshipped Allah as their supreme deity (moon-god). Allah’s name existed in pre-Islamic Arab. In ancient Arab the Allah was considered to be the supreme God/deity (as Moon-God) and Arab Pagans worshipped Allah before Islam arrived.