LATEST;You cannot stop Muslims from entering America, Court tells Trump as he suffers humiliating defeat again -

President Donald Trump has suffered another humiliating defeat again as a U.S. federal judge in Hawaii on Wednesday issued an emergency halt to the order's implementation of his revised travel ban which was expected to take effect hours later.

The judge who blocked Donald Trump's revised executive order barring travel from six predominantly Muslim nations has said it "targets Islam"
Consequently, the court verdict was the latest legal blow to Trump’s efforts to temporarily ban refugees as well as travelers from six predominantly Muslim countries, which the he said is needed for national security

The president signed the new ban on March 6 in a bid to overcome legal problems with a January executive order that caused chaos at airports and sparked mass protests before a Washington judge stopped its enforcement in February.

According to Reuters, U.S. District Judge Derrick Watson put an emergency stop to the new order in response to a lawsuit filed by the state of Hawaii, which argued that the order discriminated against Muslims in violation of the U.S. Constitution.

The judge wrote: “A reasonable, objective observer... would conclude that the Executive Order was issued with a purpose to disfavour a particular religion, in spite of its stated, religiously-neutral purpose."

He added: “It is undisputed, using the primary source upon which the Government itself relies, that these six countries have overwhelmingly Muslim populations that range from 90.7 percent to 99.8 percent."

"It would therefore be no paradigmatic leap to conclude that targeting these countries likewise targets Islam. Certainly, it would be inappropriate to conclude, as the Government does, that it does not."

Trump who denied the orders are a "Muslim ban" says his plans was an “extreme vetting.”

“It’s not the Muslim ban," he told ABC News. "But it’s countries that have tremendous terror… countries that people are going to come in and cause us tremendous problems.”

However, the Trump administration has also said the ban is not religiously motivated because the six countries only represent a small fraction – around nine per cent – of the world’s Muslim population.

Meanwhile, Trump called the judge's block "unprecedented judicial overreach" and said he will take the case "as far as it needs to go," including to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Meanwhile, in the video below, Nigerians have continued to react to the return of President Muhammadu Buhari after 51 days of absence.

BREAKING: EFCC intercepts cash at Kaduna airport;

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has intercepted bags containing N49 million cash at Kaduna Airport.

The anti-graft agency made the interception on Tuesday, March 14 at the airport.

It will be recalled that the Kaduna Airport became the diversion point for flights scheduled for Abuja Airport due to the repair work going on planned for six week's

Although the owner of the cash has not been named, there is suspicion that it is related to illegal activities considering the EFCC was involved and was on hand to intercept it perhaps based on intelligence report.

A few weeks ago, the EFCC recovered $9.8million in cash from a secret bunker owned by Dr. Andrew Yakubu who is a former Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation.

According to a post the EFCC, the discovery was made on February 3 in a building belonging to Yakubu which is located in the slums of Sabon Tasha area of Kaduna.

The anti-graft agency the former NNPC GMD confessed that the money was his and that it was given to him by unnamed persons.

BREAKING: EFCC intercepts cash at Kaduna airport;

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has intercepted bags containing N49 million cash at Kaduna Airport.

The anti-graft agency made the interception on Tuesday, March 14 at the airport.

It will be recalled that the Kaduna Airport became the diversion point for flights scheduled for Abuja Airport due to the repair work going on planned for six week's

Although the owner of the cash has not been named, there is suspicion that it is related to illegal activities considering the EFCC was involved and was on hand to intercept it perhaps based on intelligence report.

A few weeks ago, the EFCC recovered $9.8million in cash from a secret bunker owned by Dr. Andrew Yakubu who is a former Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation.

According to a post the EFCC, the discovery was made on February 3 in a building belonging to Yakubu which is located in the slums of Sabon Tasha area of Kaduna.

The anti-graft agency the former NNPC GMD confessed that the money was his and that it was given to him by unnamed persons.

WORLD HISTOY (human Creation)

MAN, THE HUNTER

About 2 mya, much taller hominid called

Homo ergater appeared. Ergaster were the

first creatures to have bodies much like

ours, with long legs and straight backs.

Adult ergasters were 1.6 meter tall, weighed

65kg and had brains of 850 cc, well over

half as big as ours.

Egasters did not just scavenge for meat like

Homo hibilis. They went hunting for

large animals.

For hunting effectively, ergaster had to

work together, so co-operation was the key

to their success - and may have quickly led

to the development of speech.

Ergaster may have painted their bodies with

red ochre (a mineral found in the ground).

Shortly after Homo ergaster came Homo

erectus ('Upright Man').

Remains of Homo erectus are found as far

from Africa as Java. Stone tools 700,000

years old were found on the Indonesian

island of Flores and suggest they may have

traveled by boat.

Homo erectus learned to light fires, so they

could live in colder places, and make a

wider range of food, edible by cooking.

Tragedy

Scores injured as truck crashes into electric pole in Abia
– A ghastly accident has occurred in Abia state leaving some people injured
 – This accident caused an explosion making people flee for their lives
 – The tragedy occurred after the heavy duty truck which was heading to Akwa Ibom state Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Whatsapp Truck hits pole in Abia state About 15 persons have been injured as truck crashed into electric poles on Monday, Octobr 4 in Abia state. The tragedy occurred after the heavy duty truck which was heading to Akwa Ibom state, crashed into three poles, leaving two tricycle riders and their passengers severely injured. According to The Nation, the truck violently crashed into the electric pole causing an explosion and fire outbreak around the area.
On seeing the explosion, people fled from their homes, shops and cars while some tried to rescue some injured persons. Daily Post reports that some eyewitnesses said the fire, which started as a result of the explosion, fell poles and saw people run in different directions. The eyewitnesses also disclosed that the truck drivers and their conductors on several occasions, used wooden planks to raise the power cables before they pass through the junction. The state Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO, Nta Ogbonnaya Nta, , who also confirmed the incident, said the matter is being handled by the Ogbor Hill Police Division while the injured persons have been taken to the hospital. However, this is not the first time this incident has occurred in the state as barely four months ago, a ghastly motor accident occurred in Abia state leaving six people dead.
The reason for the accident was not ascertained but it appeared a collision between a bus and a truck resulted in the accident. Witnesses at the scene helped the injured individuals that were still alive.

Human Creation

ORIGINS OF MANKIND

Human and apes have so many similarities -

such as long arms and finger and big brain -

that most experts think they must have

evolved from the same creature.

Our common ancestor may be four-legged

orang-utan-like creature called

dryopithecines that lived in tress from 22

to 10 million years ago, like "procusul"

from East Africa.

The break came when 'hominids' (human-

like apes) began to live on the ground and

walk on two legs.

Footprints of three bipedal (two-legged)

creatures from 4 million year ago were

found preserved in ash at Laetoli,

Tanzania.

The Oldest hominid is called Ardipithecus

ramidus, known from 4.4-million-years-old

bone fragments found in Aramis, Ethiopia.

Many very early hominids are australopits

('southern apes'); for example,

Australopithecus anamensis from 4.2 million

years ago.

Australopith were one meter tall and their

brain was about the same size as an ape's,

but they were bipedal.

The best known australopith is "Lucy",

a skeleton of Australopithecus afarensis of

3 million years ago, found in Kenya in 1974.

Lucy's discoverers- Don Johanson and

Maurice Tieb- called her Lucy because they

were listening to the The Beatles's song

Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds' at the time.

Many early hominid remains are just skulls.

Lucy was an almost complete skeleton. She

showed that hominids learned to walk

upright before their brains got bigger.

Tension: Buhari must repent and turn back to Islam .

In the course of the passing week, Nigeria has gone through some great ordeal, having to deal with several threats including and not limited to the Edo gubernatorial elections. Below are 10 notable quotes that tell a great deal of what Nigeria has gone through in the passing week.

1. “The victory is good for democracy, for Nigeria and the people of Edo state” 
An elated President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday, September 29, 2016, took to the telephone to speak with Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo state for working for the success of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the governorship election in Edo state. 

2. “Our people have spoken loud and clear that they believe in democracy” In his reaction to the electoral victory of Godwin Obaseki of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the governorship election in Edo state, Governor Adams Oshiomhole says it is a signal that the acclaimed godfathers in the state have been rendered powerless. 

3. “My guess is that many of these are sponsored by people who have so much money and want to create instability” A former governor of Ekiti state and current deputy national chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in charge of the south, Segun Oni, has revealed the new dimension to the attacks by herdsmen and other gunmen in the country. 

4. “llegal miners were reducing Nigeria’s stake in the solid minerals and other raw materials sectors” The House of Representatives has called on the federal government to declare a state of emergency in the mining sector.

 5. “The youth must watch our elite, especially with the condition we found ourselves. It is unpatriotic for anybody to pretend that economically we have no problem” President Muhammadu Buhari has declared that he will continue to blames his predecessors for Nigeria’s current woes. 

6. “The APC, a party born of the quest for democratic good governance, is under critical threat by those who managed to be in the party but never of it” The former governor of Lagos state allegedly accussing Oyegun of sabotaging the will of democracy in Ondo state by sending the name of Rotimi Akeredolu to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) against the decision of the appeal panel that demanded for a fresh governorship primary election in the party for the forthcoming governorship election in the state. 

7.  “Apologize to Nigerians for the current economic hardship”  Chief scribe of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Comrade Timi Frank saying that there is nothing wrong in trying Patience Jonathan for alleged fraud. 

8. “President Muhammadu Buhari should repent and seek forgiveness and return to the religion of Islam”  Shekau, in a new 38 minute video which was posted on YouTube on Sunday, September 25, was seen talking about the Chibok girls. 

9. “Democratic government is for unbelievers and it is devilish” Shekau in his new video, discussing the Chibok girls and the state of affairs in Nigeria. 

10. “I highlighted the need for the international community to work together to liberate humanity from poverty, save our planet from the devastation of climate change and rid the world of terrorism for a more peaceful and prosperous future.”President Muhammadu Buhari giving his final verdict of the Biafran referendum.