Nigerian Times

Doha, Qatar, 14 December 2011: Premiering on 22 December 2011, State of Denial ends Al Jazeera English’s series on Libya, Gaddafi: The End Game. It starts screening just before Libya celebrates 60 years of independence on 24 December 2011. Produced and directed by Anne Reevell (Moonbeam Films) and executive produced by South African Oscar, Emmy and BAFTA winner Jon Blair, State of Denial explains in forensic detail why the Libyan downfall was not straightforward and examines why, in spite of little public support and a massive international military assault, Gaddafi managed to hang on to power for as long as he did. The documentary charts the disintegration of Gaddafi’s brutal regime through the accounts of the insiders, defectors and military advisers who helped bring it about. State of Denial includes for the first time on-the-record interviews with many senior figures of the revolution, including National Transitional Council leader, Mustafa Abdul Jalil, one of the first defectors...

There is a book that even atheists are scared of reading. If only Muammar Gaddafi had read it before he was killed. The gripping Scientists Discover Hell: As Astronauts Find Heaven is a frightening book to read, even for atheists. I have read it and ordered and sent over 40 copies from Amazon to several people, including the leading Christian ministers in Nigeria and the United States. I gave a copy to Pastor E.A. Adeboye, the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG). Muammar Gaddafi failed to read it and can never read it again. But if you can read this post, then don't fail to read this book before it is too late. Click here for more details . Tweet

Flt. Lt Jerry Rawlings (rtd.) "Nigeria, with its resources, audacity, will and strength has the potential to lead other African countries to achieve self-esteem." ~ Flt. Lt Jerry Rawlings (rtd.), former President of Ghana . Flt. Lt Jerry Rawlings (rtd.), the former President of Ghana was in Nigeria on Thursday, January 17, 2007, as the guest speaker at the 5th Annual Trust Dialogue, organised by Media Trust Ltd. publishers of the Daily Trust. He addressed a gathering of principal characters of the Nigerian leadership, at Transcorp Hilton Hotel, in Abuja. The notable Nigerian leaders included former head of Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar (rtd), who represented former president Gen. Ibrahim Babangida (rtd), as the Guest of Honour, minister of information and communications, Mr. John Odey, who represented Vice President Goodluck Jonathan, former Senate president, Ken Nnamani, was the Chairman of the occasion, and the former speaker of the House of Representatives, Hon. Aminu Bello M...