Adibe Emenyonu in Benin City
The Church of God Mission International (CGMI) has donated a block of six classrooms to Olinlin Primary School in Uzea, Edo State in memory of its founder, late Archbishop Benson Idahosa.
The General Overseer of the church, Archbishop Margret Benson- Idahosa handed over the blocks of classrooms to the people of Uzea, a community in Esan North East Local Government Area of the state on Friday.
Benson-Idahosa, who was represented by Bishop Matthew Okowebholo to hand over the facility, disclosed that the donation was in honour of the late archbishop who was once a pupil of the school founded in 1947.
The Zebra Killings
F. Roger Devlin, American Renaissance, January 8, 2020
Editor’s Note: This 9,000-word account is the best summary you will find anywhere of a largely forgotten series of grisly black-on-white murders.
They will never be as celebrated as Emmitt Till, but 15 white San Franciscans were killed because of their race over a terrifying six-month period in the early 1970s. The killings, which became known as the Zebra murders, were carried out by a group of at least four black men associated with the Nation of Islam.
On the evening of October 20, 1973, 30-year-old Richard Hague and his 28-year-old wife Quita, were strolling down Telegraph Hill, barely a block from home, when a white van pulled up beside them. Three black men emerged; one pointed a gun at them and ordered them to get in the van. Quita ran off, but the men grabbed Richard. Thinking their intent was merely robbery, and that they would be let him go if they cooperated, she went back. The blacks threw the