shamecurls:
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Babacele:
all these sponsored attacks to make this administration look incompetent shall be defeated. We won't give in to terrorists but defeat them..
God bless Nigeria.

Babacele:
all these sponsored attacks to make this administration look incompetent shall be defeated. We won't give in to terrorists but defeat them..
God bless Nigeria.

ChukwuIbrahim:

Amen oo!


it's PDP ppl at work

shamecurls:
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Babacele:
all these sponsored attacks to make this administration look incompetent shall be defeated. We won't give in to terrorists but defeat them..
God bless Nigeria.

Modsenemy:
Let's go to FP and show people wat is happening in Edo after the d death of their oba

Lalasticlala ,com and drive us

afrika:



Before this government was freedom of speech. Now u can't talk go scout free. Swallow the inflation n move forward. The government of the people for the people and must be on the people. Shut the fvck up

Angelberry:
like seriously

afrika:



Before this government was freedom of speech. Now u can't talk go scout free. Swallow the inflation n move forward. The government of the people for the people and must be on the people. Shut the fvck up

omenka:
Some people are obviously hurt Boko Haram is being defeated, so they have to create another avenue through which to criticise the president for failing on the aspect of security.

God pass them all.

cytellProperty:

Old news.

Babacele:
all these sponsored attacks to make this administration look incompetent shall be defeated. We won't give in to terrorists but defeat them..
God bless Nigeria.

Babacele:
all these sponsored attacks to make this administration look incompetent shall be defeated. We won't give in to terrorists but defeat them..
God bless Nigeria.

AngelNnedinso:
Ewu, na now e deh pain u shee? who begin boko haram if no be dat lizard-like president, no peace for d wicked. See how frustrated d man deh now but na e establish boko haram to confuse GEJ. Everytin don turn against him now, e no gree am stop. Na heart attack go kill am mek we breath fresh air for Nigeria

Quakertellicus1:


It is not that the attacks are being sponsored....rather....we have to face the fact that our APC government needs to clean up the Police....urgently.

And long term...needs to get our economy to be dependent on manufacturing(instead of oil)...so that we have jobs....and less idle hands.

Pidggin:
Padre? Na only people wey dey craze go try dis nonsense

Babacele:
so the spontaneous attacks n from the Enugu police submission u are still saying they ain't sponsored?

hucienda:
Cardinals... Princes of The Catholic Church.

Dominic Cardinal Ekandem.

Francis Cardinal Arinze.

Anthony Cardinal Okogie.

John Cardinal Onaiyekan.

Babacele:
Holy Mary go expose them..just watch.

okosodo:
Stop taking Weed

Babacele:
all these sponsored attacks to make this administration look incompetent shall be defeated. We won't give in to terrorists but defeat them..
God bless Nigeria.

Ayatullah:
It's a lie....it's a lie, even Emmanuella of Mark Angel Comedy knows it's a bloody lie! Our cardinal is just an attention seeker and he is so pained that the road to Aso Rock Villa remain closed with the exit of GEJ.

Quakertellicus1:


Nope. Every country has its law enforcement challenges. It is how we respond to them as a nation that separates the men from the boys so to speak.

Babacele:
all these sponsored attacks to make this administration look incompetent shall be defeated. We won't give in to terrorists but defeat them..
God bless Nigeria.

phranq:



during GEJ's regime such stories of attacks wia neva heard. hw he managed to do dat....I dnt kw. but dis regime....smh...

Ezyp:
The Catholic Archbishop of Abuja Diocese, John Cardinal Onaiyekan, was attacked by gunmen along the Benin-Ekpoma road in Edo State, Daily Trust on Sunday gathered.
The incident took place while the Cardinal was returning from Benin, where he attended the 10-years anniversary of the enthronement of the bishop, Augustine Akubueze.

Speaking, the driver to Onaiyekan, who simply identified himself as Segun, said, the attack occurred along the Benin-Ekpoma road close to Ehor at about 5.00pm last Friday.
He said: “We left Benin for Uromi and at about 5.00pm on the fateful day, I think very close to Ehor, I saw a big pothole and decided to slow down the vehicle. I would have passed the spot with speed but because the cardinal was sleeping, I decided to slow down the vehicle so that he won’t wake up. Suddenly, three men came out of the palm tree plantation by the road side and started shooting at the vehicle. I looked ahead of me and saw that two of them were firing from a distance at the vehicle and I looked behind me; another one was firing at the vehicle from behind so I decided to use reverse gear. Drivers of the other vehicles who saw me coming with reverse started clearing off the road and when I got to a safe distance I decided to stop and people started running towards us to see what had happened. It was then we realised that the bullets shattered the left passenger window glass and made huge holes on the panel of the door. We just thank God that nothing happened to the cardinal or any of us in the vehicle”.
Efforts to reach the Cardinal for comments on the issue proved abortive, but the Catholic Archbishop of Benin City, Dr. Augustine Akubueze and the Catholic Bishop of Uromi Diocese, Dr. Donatus Ogun, confirmed the incident.
They lamented the attack and called on President Muhammadu Buhari to tackle what they called growing attacks by hoodlums in Edo State.
“We thank God that Cardinal Onaiyekan survived the attacks by some criminal elements last week on the Benin-Ekpoma road. If something had happened to him, what would have been the story? We thank God nothing happened and we are using this opportunity to appeal to the president to provide adequate security to the people of Edo State,” Akubueze said.
The catholic archbishop stressed that the responsibility of a government is to secure its people.
“What we are asking for is not too much. If there is no security of lives and property, no investment or meaningful economic development can take place in the state and the nation at large. We need security and we are demanding that from our government,” he said.
Bishop Ogun, on his part, said “what would have happened if the gunmen had succeeded? It would have been a sad development, considering that the Cardinal was coming to attend the 10th anniversary of the creation of Uromi Diocese. We thank God he came out unhurt. We need adequate security to protect the lives and property of residents of the state. We cannot continue to live in fear in our own land because of the activities of these criminals”.
http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/gunmen-attack-onaiyekan-in-edo/144774.html