Photo: Meet The Pastor Who Ordered Female Members To Attend Church WITHOUT Underwear

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The pastor looks really serious in this photo, we wonder what he was telling his congregation this time.  This is Rev. Njohi of the Lord's Propeller Redemption Church in Kenya who became popular for passing  a law which banned female members from wearing underwear to church service.  The ridiculous law makes one wonder if the well dressed pastor is wearing any underwear himself.

Outrageous: Video of a Man Shot Dead After Police Ordered him to Put his gun down.

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MAN IS SHOT DEAD AFTER POLICE ORDERED HIM TO PUT DOWN HIS GUN

If you look closely at the suspect, he is in fact obeying the orders when the police men  simultaneously shot him dead as he was placing his rifle on the ground.

Video Post: Man Shot Dead After Police Ordered him to Put his gun down.

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FULL UPDATE: Egypt's new leadership struggles to form cabinet after Badie arrest ordered

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Egypt's new leadership was seeking to push forward with forming a new government on Thursday as police sought to arrest the leader of the Islamist movement defiantly backing ousted president Mohamed Morsi.

Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood has spurned an offer from interim premier Hazem al-Beblawi to join the new government, and called for a mass rally on Friday against what it called "a bloody military coup.

"After a year in power through Morsi, the Brotherhood is now in tatters, with much of its leadership detained, on the run or keeping a low profile following the Islamist president's overthrow last week in a popular military coup.

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Why Jonathan Ordered Release Of Boko Haram Suspects – Okupe

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The presidency on Wednesday explained its decision to authorise the release of women, children and other suspected Boko Haram members currently being detained by Nigeria’s security agencies.

Suspected members of Boko Haram sect in court during a trial
The Nigerian military on Tuesday said it had received a directive from President Goodluck Jonathan to release all the women being held in connection with insurgent activities.

The Senior Special Adviser on Public Affairs to the President, Doyin Okupe, said in a statement on Wednesday that the release is part of the recommendation of the Presidential Committee on dialogue and peace in Northern Nigeria.