IBADAN—FORMER Minister of Power and Steel, Elder Wole Oyelese, has hinted of strange movements in the South-Western part of the country, calling security agencies to swing into action to arrest the situation.

He advised President Goodluck Jonathan to act with urgency as there was no time to waste under the circumstances.

He added that the best way to stop daily insurgency of the Islamic sect, Boko Haram, was to declare a state of emergency on Immigratipn and Customs along the northern borders of the country.

Oyelese, in a statement in Ibadan, said if this advice was heeded, the country would keep the terrorists outside and cut their line of supply and prevent future attacks on innocent citizens.

The step, if taken, would no doubt, make the country hit hard on the citizens of “our northern neighbours and also engage in search and onslaught but then, this is what emergencies are all about. There is no time for sentiment or a situation to play the big brother.”

He wondered when military fatigue and bullet proof vests became part of the paraphernalia of Fulani herdsmen.

More: http://channelkoos.com/index.php/news/1970-boko-haram-oyelese-hints-of-strange-movements-in-south-west

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youngies: IBADAN—FORMER Minister of Power and Steel, Elder Wole Oyelese, has hinted of strange movements in the South-Western part of the country, calling security agencies to swing into action to arrest the situation.

He advised President Goodluck Jonathan to act with urgency as there was no time to waste under the circumstances.

He added that the best way to stop daily insurgency of the Islamic sect, Boko Haram, was to declare a state of emergency on Immigratipn and Customs along the northern borders of the country.

Oyelese, in a statement in Ibadan, said if this advice was heeded, the [size=14pt]country[/size] would keep the terrorists outside and cut their line of supply and prevent future attacks on innocent citizens.

The step, if taken, would no doubt, make the country hit hard on the citizens of “our northern neighbours and also engage in search and onslaught but then, this is what emergencies are all about. There is no time for sentiment or a situation to play the big brother.”

He wondered when military fatigue and bullet proof vests became part of the paraphernalia of Fulani herdsmen.

More: http://channelkoos.com/index.php/news/1970-boko-haram-oyelese-hints-of-strange-movements-in-south-west

what country exactly ? is ibadan now a country

Mr.chippychappy:


what country exactly ? is ibadan now a country

Odua Republic ofcourse!