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PHOTOS: Police Kills Seven During Pro-Biafra Rally No less than seven people were killed, and about 30 more injured, some of them critically on Sunday, when the Nigerian police and navy staff reportedly opened fire dispersing a crowd of the pro-Biafra marchers at Onitsha in Anambra state. According to some reports from Anambra state, three people were fatally shot dead on the spot and 30 others got bullet wounds when the police and Nigerian navy opened fire to disperse the crowd of the pro-Biafra marchers in Onitsha on Sunday. More than twenty people were critically wounded and by this Monday morning there were seven people dead as a result of shooting at the demonstrators.

Rwanda Pastor Converts Church Members To Muslims (Photos) A Rwandan pastor has made the record of conducting the largest conversion of Christians to Muslims on Tuesday, August 25. Africa Metro reports that the pastor, Salim Mikdad, converted all 480 members of his congregation to change their faiths. According to one of the members, they were at the church for when their pastor forced them to convert to Islam. Pastor Mikdad also converted the church premises into a mosque during the conversion ceremony. This is said to have happened after an Islamic cleric had preached to Pastor Mikdad and succeeded in converting him to Islam. According to Africa Metro, Rwanda is a predominantly Christian country but of late, has seen a gradual rise in its Muslim population. About 56.9% of Rwandans are Roman Catholic, 26% are Protestant, 11.1% are Seventh day Adventist and only 4.6% are Muslim, most of them being Sunni. READ ALSO:   PHOTOS: Famous Pastor Commands Snake Spirit Int...

Nigeria's Basketball team, D'Tigers win first continental title (photos) Nigeria basketball team, D'Tigers won its first continental title at the 2015 African Basketball Championship which held in Tunisia yesterday August 30th. The basketball team beat defending champions Angola by 74 points to 65. Their victory at yesterday's match gave them automatic qualification to participate in the 2016 Olympics in Rio, Brazil. Also D'Tigers' shooting guard, Chamberlain Oguchi emerged the Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the 2015 Afrobasket championship