China Blames US For North Korea’s Weaponization

China and the U.S. continue to trade blame on the matter of North Korea’s weapons development program, with both Beijing and Washington insisting that the other is at fault.

Beijing has suggested that it is the U.S., and not Chinese policy, that is responsible for North Korea’s move towards nuclear weapons. China has been careful not to accuse the U.S. openly; however, it is widely believed in Beijing that the U.S.’ political and economic isolation of North Korea has contributed to Pyongyang’s security climate and military policies.
Criticizing the popular global opinion that China has a hand in the military risks arising out of North Korea, Beijing has stated that the entire international community –and not just China– is responsible for making Pyongyang see the error of its ways.
Calling on all states to engage with North Korea on the issue of its nuclear weapons program, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying said, “The origin and crux of the nuclear issue on the Korean Peninsula has never been China”. “The key to solving the problem is not China.”

Ohaneze Declares Ambode As Arch-Enemy Of Ndi’Igbo

Ohanaeze Ndigbo has declared Lagos State Governor, Akinwunmi Ambode as number one enemy of Ndigbo.
The development is sequel to the demolition of Oshodi market, which is believed to be largely occupied by Ndigbo on the first week of the New Year.
National President of the Ohanaeze Youth Council, OYC, Mazi Okechukwu Isiguzoro, made the declaration alongside the National Secretary, Okwu Nnabuike saying Ambode by his actions had drawn a battle line between himself and the entire Igbo land.
“It is instructive to observe here that contrary to all principles of common justice, the traders were merely given few days quit notice. It is equally shocking that the government chose such a wrong time for the demolition exercise, thereby not only taking the shops from them but making sure that their wares were looted.”
“We are forced to ask: could this be the starting point in implementing Oba of Lagos’s earlier threat during the election period that Ndigbo would be thrown into the Lagoon? Could it be another round of deportation of exercise, similar to what former governor Fashola did? These appear to be so considering that a witch cried in the night and a child died in the morning.”

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ISIS tells British wannabe terrorists: Shave off beards and wear crosses

Isis recently released a handbook for wannabe terrorists in Britain on how to blend in while planning a terror attack in order to avoid being detected by police.
According to the report released, the 58-page English-language booklet titled Safety and Security Guidelines for Lone Wolf Mujahideen, was written in Syria was created so "non-Arabic speaking brothers ... may apply it to their blessed operations."

"No doubt that today, at the era of the lone wolves, brothers in the West need to know some important things about safety in order to ensure success in their operations," it reads.
Among the booklet's advice was to stay clean-shaven and not carry Islamic religious items on them.
"If you can avoid having a beard, wearing qamis (long tunic), using miswak (a teeth-cleaning twig recommended by Prophet Muhammad) and having a booklet of dhikr (short devotional phrases and prayers) with you, it’s better."
The booklet then advised its followers to wear necklaces with a cross --but only those without Arabic names on their passports because "it may look strange."
"As you know, Christians - or even atheist Westerners with Christian background - wear crosses on their necklaces."
The terror handbook also gave permission for jihadis to wear perfumes and colognes containing alcohol, something usually avoided since Islam prohibits the use and consumption of alcohol.

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