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Sunday, 8 April 2012

Easter tragedy: Church collapses in Benue state killing 30 people


A Catholic church building in Benue state collapsed last night while parishioners were worshiping during the Easter vigil night at the church.

The church, St. Roberts Catholic church, located in the Village of Adamgbe, Mbayongo Vandeikya Local Government area of Benue collapsed at about 10pm last night, right in the middle of service, killing at least 30 people and injuring many others.

15 comments:

  1. May their souls rest in peace, they will all go to heaven ijn. Thank God this no be boko haram sha .

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  2. ONOME says..................
    Another tragedy on a festive day while people are in church worshipping God??
    May their souls rest in peace.
    The way buildings collapse on individuals in Naija ehn,read one even happened in ilorin,kwara.This time it was church pillar.
    Where are the structural Engineers and architects in Nigeria?Is there an organisation that monitors building constructions in Naija?I suspect substandard materials may have been used to erect the church.And my president has a brand new church "dashed" to his village.
    God please remove the flies from the tailless cows,Amen.

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  3. What a tragedy, may their soul rest in peace.

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  4. May their souls rest in perfect peace & May God grant their families the strenght to carry on with life & heal the wounded,Amen!

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  5. might be wrong but there's more to this than meets the eye. Quite sad.

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  6. Oh my!! what a pityyy!!! but was just wondering - could ths b a one way ticket to heaven?

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  7. That's my hubby's village church n all my in-laws were at mass. Its truly a tragedy on a day we should be joyful.
    May the souls of all who have died rest in peace. May God give comfort,strength n consolation to all left behind to mourn them.
    And may God,in His mercy,through our Lord Jesus Christ,grant speedy recovery to all the injured. Amen!!!
    Inyus!!!

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  8. God is in spirit and folks who worship him will have to do so in spirit as well that they may know his mind in other to be saving (John 4: 24).

    What about the citation which made it lucid that even though I walk through the darkest valley of death, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me? (Psalm 23).

    May the souls of the departed once be rest in perfect peace Amen?

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  9. God is in spirit and folks who worship him will have to do so in spirit as well that they may know his mind in other to be saving (John 4: 24).

    What about the citation which made it lucid that even though I walk through the darkest valley of death, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me? (Psalm 23).

    May the souls of the departed once be rest in perfect peace Amen?

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  10. OMG, that is so close to my village,may their souls rest in perfect peace :(

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  11. Dear Lord, forgive their sins, receive their souls. And may the souls of all the faithful departed rest in perfect peace. Amen

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  12. @onome u have said it all. May their soul rest in perfect peace Amen!!! -Palo

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  13. So tragic. We need to stand for quality in all things including religious projects.

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  14. At least this time, its not boko haram.....

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