| CAN Tells Buhari To Forget Second Term Over Killings In Nigeria by DONSMITH123(m): 4:17pm On May 22, 2018 |
The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has advised President Muhammadu Buhari not to seek a second term in office. CAN said this on Tuesday while commiserating with the Catholic Secretariat of Nigeria (CSN) as it conducts mass burial for the two priests and parishioners killed by the Fulani herdsmen in Benue State recently. Pastor Adebayo Oladeji, the Special Assistant on media to CAN President, Rev Dr Samson Olasupo Ayokunle, in a statement described the present moment in Nigeria as a trying time for the church. “We also urge all Christians to identify with the Catholic Church in its nationwide peaceful protest against senseless killings in Nigeria”, it noted. CAN asked the Nigerian security agencies to rise up to the security challenges in the country. It expressed dismay that killing of innocent was assuming global embarrassment with mass burial being carried out at all times without a country like Nigeria fighting a war. The statement added: “CAN calls on President Muhammadu Buhari not to forget his 2015 campaign promises including fighting insecurity and keeping Nigeria united and upon which Nigerians overwhelmingly voted for him. “Buhari’s government should not fold arms and watch misguided Nigerians, mostly Boko Haram and herdsmen promote killing as a past time in the name of politics and ethnics while solution appears very elusive. “CAN is disheartening to note that criminal Fulani herdsmen, bandits, kidnappers and other hoodlums have reduced Nigeria to a Banana Republic. “This development is unacceptable and we call on all well meaning people anywhere in the world to join hands in praying for the deliverance, freedom and liberty from this self inflicted bondage. “CAN asks President Buhari to suspend his re-election bid until he restores sanity to the country while ensuring the release of Leah Sharibu, the remaining Chibok girls and other abductees from the captivity of the Boko Haram terrorists”. http://dailypost.ng/2018/05/22/breaking-can-tells-buhari-forget-second-term-killings-nigerian/ 30 Likes 2 Shares 
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| Re: CAN Tells Buhari To Forget Second Term Over Killings In Nigeria by ANIOMADEI2018: 4:22pm On May 22, 2018 |
REAL POLITICAL CAN....
KILLINGS IN NIGERIA WITHOUT PROTEST
Odi massacre
20 November 1999, Odi, Bayelsa State
Nigerian military attacked the village of Odi, as part of the Conflict in the Niger Delta.
Death toll: over 3000 people killed
2000 Kaduna riots
21 February-23 May 2000, Kaduna
Death toll: over 5000 people killed
2001 Jos riots
7–17 September 2001, Jos
Death toll: over 5000 people killed
Miss World riots
November 22, 2002, Kaduna
Death toll: over 200 people killed
Inter-religious riots that started on 22 November in Kaduna, along with many houses of worship being burned by religious zealots. Cause: article in Thisday about the
2002 Miss World beauty contest (to be held in Abuja), in which Muslims took offence.
Yelwa massacre
February–May 2004. Yelwa, Shendam and Kano
Religiously motivated killings between Christians and Muslims.
Death toll: over 200 people killed
Muhammad cartoons crisis
18 February 2006. Maiduguri
Death toll: over 50 people killed
The international crisis reached the Nigerian city of Maiduguri, in which over 50 people were killed and many buildings destroyed or damaged by rioting Muslims,
outraged because of cartoons about Muhammad in the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten.
2008 Jos riots
28–29 November 2008 Jos
Religious riots between Christians and Muslims over the result of a local election.
Death toll: over 50 people killed.
2008 Ogaminana massacre
26 February 2008. Ogaminana, Kogi State
over 50 killed
Police descended on Ogaminana at 8.30 pm on February 26, killing and brutalizing mostly elderly men,
2009 Boko Haram Uprising
July 2009. Maiduguri, Bauchi, Potiskum, Wudil
Death toll: over 1000 people killed
Islamic militants killed over a thousand people between 26 and 29 July; during the violence, Christians were killed for refusing to convert to Islam
2010 Jos massacre
2010 Jos
Religious rioting; victims were mostly Christians killed by Muslims
Death toll: over 30 people killed
2011 Abuja United Nations bombing
26 August 2011 Abuja
Death toll: over 17 people killed and 73 injured;
2011 Damaturu attacks
4 November 2011. Damaturu
Death toll: over 150 people killed
Islamic militants associated with Boko Haram attacked police stations, churches, and banks
December 2011 Nigeria clashes
December 2011 Maiduguri and Damaturu
Death toll: over 78 people killed.
Islamic militants associated with Boko Haram clashed with security forces between 22 and 23 December
December 2011 Nigeria bombings
25 December 2011 .Madalla
Death toll: over 51 people killed and 73 injured
Muslim militants bombed a Catholic church during Christmas mass.
January 5–6, 2012 Nigeria attacks
Mubi, Yola, Gombi, and Maiduguri
Death toll: over 37 people killed and 17 injured
Islamic terrorists attacked churches and Christian businesses; Boko Haram claimed responsibility
January 20, 2012 Nigeria attacks
20 January 2012. Kano
Islamic terrorists attacked churches and Christian businesses; Boko Haram claimed responsibility
Death toll: over 185 people killed and 43 injured
April 2012 Kaduna massacre
8 April 2012 Kaduna
Death toll: over 35 people killed and 23 injured
Islamic terrorists bombed a church on Easter
June 2012 Kaduna church bombings
17 June 2012 Kaduna, Wusasa, and Sabon Gari
Death toll: over 25 people killed and 80 injured;
Islamic terrorists bombed three churches.
Deeper Life Church shooting
7 August 2012 Okene
Death toll: over 19 people killed and 21 injured
Islamic militants attacked a church; the pastor was among the dead
December 2012 shootings in Nigeria
25 December 2012. Maiduguri, Potiskum
Death toll: over 27 people killed and 28 injured
Islamic militants attacked a church on Christmas Day; afterwards the church was set on fire
2013 Baga massacre
19–20 April 2013. Baga, Borno Death toll: over 228 people killed and 29 injured
Identity of the perpetrators remains unclear; some blame the Nigerian military while others blame the Islamic terrorist group Boko Haram
Yobe State school shooting
6 July 2013. Mamudo government secondary school
Death toll: over 42 people killed and 32 injured
Suspected Boko Haram terrorists killed at least 41 children and one teacher
Gujba college massacre
29 September 2013
Gujba Yobe school
Death toll: over 44 people killed and 13 injured
At 1:00 a.m. suspected gunmen from Boko Haram entered the male dormitory in the College of Agriculture in Gujba, Yobe State, Nigeria, killing at least forty-four
students and teachers.
Kawuri massacre
11 January 2014. Konduga Local Government, Borno State
Death toll: over 39 people killed and 24 injured
Attack by Boko Haram
Borno Massacre
11 February 2014. Konduga, Borno State
About 39 people are believed to have been killed in an attack by Islamist militants on a Nigerian town.
Local residents said the attack on Konduga, in the north-east Borno state, lasted several hours, beginning shortly before sundown on Tuesday night with the arrival of
gunmen in 4x4 trucks. A mosque and more than 1,000 homes were razed to the ground, residents said.
Federal Government College Buni Yadi attack
25 February 2014. Federal Government College Buni Yadi, Yobe State
Islamist gunmen killed 59 students at a boarding school in Yobe State.
April 2014 Abuja attacks
14 April 2014 Bus Stand, Abuja, Nigeria
Death toll: over 171 people killed and many injured
Two bombs exploded in a crowded bus station in the outskirts of Abuja, Nigeria.
May 2014 Gamboru attacks
6 May 2014. Gamboru, Borno, Nigeria Death toll: over 300 people killed and 39 injured
Militants attacked at night and set houses ablaze. When people tried to escape, they were shot dead.
Gwoza massacre
2 June 2014. Gwoza, Borno, Nigeria
Death toll: over 300 people killed and 200 injured
Boko Haram attack on Christian villagers
2014 Kano bombing
23 June 2014. Kano, Nigeria Death toll: over 200 people killed and many injured
Dozens of people were killed in a bomb blast at Kano State School of Hygiene. The blast was attributed to militant group Boko Haram by the locals.
2015 Baga massacre
3–7 January 2015. Baga, Borno
At least 100 persons killed, over 2,000 "unaccounted for"
2015 Zaria massacre
12 to 13 December 2015 Zaria, Kaduna State
70-150
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REAL POLITICAL CAN....
KILLINGS IN NIGERIA WITHOUT PROTEST
Odi massacre
20 November 1999, Odi, Bayelsa State
Nigerian military attacked the village of Odi, as part of the Conflict in the Niger Delta.
Death toll: over 3000 people killed
2000 Kaduna riots
21 February-23 May 2000, Kaduna
Death toll: over 5000 people killed
2001 Jos riots
7–17 September 2001, Jos
Death toll: over 5000 people killed
Miss World riots
November 22, 2002, Kaduna
Death toll: over 200 people killed
Inter-religious riots that started on 22 November in Kaduna, along with many houses of worship being burned by religious zealots. Cause: article in Thisday about the
2002 Miss World beauty contest (to be held in Abuja), in which Muslims took offence.
Yelwa massacre
February–May 2004. Yelwa, Shendam and Kano
Religiously motivated killings between Christians and Muslims.
Death toll: over 200 people killed
Muhammad cartoons crisis
18 February 2006. Maiduguri
Death toll: over 50 people killed
The international crisis reached the Nigerian city of Maiduguri, in which over 50 people were killed and many buildings destroyed or damaged by rioting Muslims,
outraged because of cartoons about Muhammad in the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten.
2008 Jos riots
28–29 November 2008 Jos
Religious riots between Christians and Muslims over the result of a local election.
Death toll: over 50 people killed.
2008 Ogaminana massacre
26 February 2008. Ogaminana, Kogi State
over 50 killed
Police descended on Ogaminana at 8.30 pm on February 26, killing and brutalizing mostly elderly men,
2009 Boko Haram Uprising
July 2009. Maiduguri, Bauchi, Potiskum, Wudil
Death toll: over 1000 people killed
Islamic militants killed over a thousand people between 26 and 29 July; during the violence, Christians were killed for refusing to convert to Islam
2010 Jos massacre
2010 Jos
Religious rioting; victims were mostly Christians killed by Muslims
Death toll: over 30 people killed
2011 Abuja United Nations bombing
26 August 2011 Abuja
Death toll: over 17 people killed and 73 injured;
2011 Damaturu attacks
4 November 2011. Damaturu
Death toll: over 150 people killed
Islamic militants associated with Boko Haram attacked police stations, churches, and banks
December 2011 Nigeria clashes
December 2011 Maiduguri and Damaturu
Death toll: over 78 people killed.
Islamic militants associated with Boko Haram clashed with security forces between 22 and 23 December
December 2011 Nigeria bombings
25 December 2011 .Madalla
Death toll: over 51 people killed and 73 injured
Muslim militants bombed a Catholic church during Christmas mass.
January 5–6, 2012 Nigeria attacks
Mubi, Yola, Gombi, and Maiduguri
Death toll: over 37 people killed and 17 injured
Islamic terrorists attacked churches and Christian businesses; Boko Haram claimed responsibility
January 20, 2012 Nigeria attacks
20 January 2012. Kano
Islamic terrorists attacked churches and Christian businesses; Boko Haram claimed responsibility
Death toll: over 185 people killed and 43 injured
April 2012 Kaduna massacre
8 April 2012 Kaduna
Death toll: over 35 people killed and 23 injured
Islamic terrorists bombed a church on Easter
June 2012 Kaduna church bombings
17 June 2012 Kaduna, Wusasa, and Sabon Gari
Death toll: over 25 people killed and 80 injured;
Islamic terrorists bombed three churches.
Deeper Life Church shooting
7 August 2012 Okene
Death toll: over 19 people killed and 21 injured
Islamic militants attacked a church; the pastor was among the dead
December 2012 shootings in Nigeria
25 December 2012. Maiduguri, Potiskum
Death toll: over 27 people killed and 28 injured
Islamic militants attacked a church on Christmas Day; afterwards the church was set on fire
2013 Baga massacre
19–20 April 2013. Baga, Borno Death toll: over 228 people killed and 29 injured
Identity of the perpetrators remains unclear; some blame the Nigerian military while others blame the Islamic terrorist group Boko Haram
Yobe State school shooting
6 July 2013. Mamudo government secondary school
Death toll: over 42 people killed and 32 injured
Suspected Boko Haram terrorists killed at least 41 children and one teacher
Gujba college massacre
29 September 2013
Gujba Yobe school
Death toll: over 44 people killed and 13 injured
At 1:00 a.m. suspected gunmen from Boko Haram entered the male dormitory in the College of Agriculture in Gujba, Yobe State, Nigeria, killing at least forty-four
students and teachers.
Kawuri massacre
11 January 2014. Konduga Local Government, Borno State
Death toll: over 39 people killed and 24 injured
Attack by Boko Haram
Borno Massacre
11 February 2014. Konduga, Borno State
About 39 people are believed to have been killed in an attack by Islamist militants on a Nigerian town.
Local residents said the attack on Konduga, in the north-east Borno state, lasted several hours, beginning shortly before sundown on Tuesday night with the arrival of
gunmen in 4x4 trucks. A mosque and more than 1,000 homes were razed to the ground, residents said.
Federal Government College Buni Yadi attack
25 February 2014. Federal Government College Buni Yadi, Yobe State
Islamist gunmen killed 59 students at a boarding school in Yobe State.
April 2014 Abuja attacks
14 April 2014 Bus Stand, Abuja, Nigeria
Death toll: over 171 people killed and many injured
Two bombs exploded in a crowded bus station in the outskirts of Abuja, Nigeria.
May 2014 Gamboru attacks
6 May 2014. Gamboru, Borno, Nigeria Death toll: over 300 people killed and 39 injured
Militants attacked at night and set houses ablaze. When people tried to escape, they were shot dead.
Gwoza massacre
2 June 2014. Gwoza, Borno, Nigeria
Death toll: over 300 people killed and 200 injured
Boko Haram attack on Christian villagers
2014 Kano bombing
23 June 2014. Kano, Nigeria Death toll: over 200 people killed and many injured
Dozens of people were killed in a bomb blast at Kano State School of Hygiene. The blast was attributed to militant group Boko Haram by the locals.
2015 Baga massacre
3–7 January 2015. Baga, Borno
At least 100 persons killed, over 2,000 "unaccounted for"
2015 Zaria massacre
12 to 13 December 2015 Zaria, Kaduna State
70-150
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| Re: CAN Tells Buhari To Forget Second Term Over Killings In Nigeria by MrALIVE: 4:28pm On May 22, 2018 |
ANIOMADEI2018:
REAL POLITICAL CAN....
KILLINGS IN NIGERIA WITHOUT PROTEST
Odi massacre
20 November 1999, Odi, Bayelsa State
Nigerian military attacked the village of Odi, as part of the Conflict in the Niger Delta.
Death toll: over 3000 people killed
2000 Kaduna riots
21 February-23 May 2000, Kaduna
Death toll: over 5000 people killed
2001 Jos riots
7–17 September 2001, Jos
Death toll: over 5000 people killed
Miss World riots
November 22, 2002, Kaduna
Death toll: over 200 people killed
Inter-religious riots that started on 22 November in Kaduna, along with many houses of worship being burned by religious zealots. Cause: article in Thisday about the
2002 Miss World beauty contest (to be held in Abuja), in which Muslims took offence.
Yelwa massacre
February–May 2004. Yelwa, Shendam and Kano
Religiously motivated killings between Christians and Muslims.
Death toll: over 200 people killed
Muhammad cartoons crisis
18 February 2006. Maiduguri
Death toll: over 50 people killed
The international crisis reached the Nigerian city of Maiduguri, in which over 50 people were killed and many buildings destroyed or damaged by rioting Muslims,
outraged because of cartoons about Muhammad in the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten.
2008 Jos riots
28–29 November 2008 Jos
Religious riots between Christians and Muslims over the result of a local election.
Death toll: over 50 people killed.
2008 Ogaminana massacre
26 February 2008. Ogaminana, Kogi State
over 50 killed
Police descended on Ogaminana at 8.30 pm on February 26, killing and brutalizing mostly elderly men,
2009 Boko Haram Uprising
July 2009. Maiduguri, Bauchi, Potiskum, Wudil
Death toll: over 1000 people killed
Islamic militants killed over a thousand people between 26 and 29 July; during the violence, Christians were killed for refusing to convert to Islam
2010 Jos massacre
2010 Jos
Religious rioting; victims were mostly Christians killed by Muslims
Death toll: over 30 people killed
2011 Abuja United Nations bombing
26 August 2011 Abuja
Death toll: over 17 people killed and 73 injured;
2011 Damaturu attacks
4 November 2011. Damaturu
Death toll: over 150 people killed
Islamic militants associated with Boko Haram attacked police stations, churches, and banks
December 2011 Nigeria clashes
December 2011 Maiduguri and Damaturu
Death toll: over 78 people killed.
Islamic militants associated with Boko Haram clashed with security forces between 22 and 23 December
December 2011 Nigeria bombings
25 December 2011 .Madalla
Death toll: over 51 people killed and 73 injured
Muslim militants bombed a Catholic church during Christmas mass.
January 5–6, 2012 Nigeria attacks
Mubi, Yola, Gombi, and Maiduguri
Death toll: over 37 people killed and 17 injured
Islamic terrorists attacked churches and Christian businesses; Boko Haram claimed responsibility
January 20, 2012 Nigeria attacks
20 January 2012. Kano
Islamic terrorists attacked churches and Christian businesses; Boko Haram claimed responsibility
Death toll: over 185 people killed and 43 injured
April 2012 Kaduna massacre
8 April 2012 Kaduna
Death toll: over 35 people killed and 23 injured
Islamic terrorists bombed a church on Easter
June 2012 Kaduna church bombings
17 June 2012 Kaduna, Wusasa, and Sabon Gari
Death toll: over 25 people killed and 80 injured;
Islamic terrorists bombed three churches.
Deeper Life Church shooting
7 August 2012 Okene
Death toll: over 19 people killed and 21 injured
Islamic militants attacked a church; the pastor was among the dead
December 2012 shootings in Nigeria
25 December 2012. Maiduguri, Potiskum
Death toll: over 27 people killed and 28 injured
Islamic militants attacked a church on Christmas Day; afterwards the church was set on fire
2013 Baga massacre
19–20 April 2013. Baga, Borno Death toll: over 228 people killed and 29 injured
Identity of the perpetrators remains unclear; some blame the Nigerian military while others blame the Islamic terrorist group Boko Haram
Yobe State school shooting
6 July 2013. Mamudo government secondary school
Death toll: over 42 people killed and 32 injured
Suspected Boko Haram terrorists killed at least 41 children and one teacher
Gujba college massacre
29 September 2013
Gujba Yobe school
Death toll: over 44 people killed and 13 injured
At 1:00 a.m. suspected gunmen from Boko Haram entered the male dormitory in the College of Agriculture in Gujba, Yobe State, Nigeria, killing at least forty-four
students and teachers.
Kawuri massacre
11 January 2014. Konduga Local Government, Borno State
Death toll: over 39 people killed and 24 injured
Attack by Boko Haram
Borno Massacre
11 February 2014. Konduga, Borno State
About 39 people are believed to have been killed in an attack by Islamist militants on a Nigerian town.
Local residents said the attack on Konduga, in the north-east Borno state, lasted several hours, beginning shortly before sundown on Tuesday night with the arrival of
gunmen in 4x4 trucks. A mosque and more than 1,000 homes were razed to the ground, residents said.
Federal Government College Buni Yadi attack
25 February 2014. Federal Government College Buni Yadi, Yobe State
Islamist gunmen killed 59 students at a boarding school in Yobe State.
April 2014 Abuja attacks
14 April 2014 Bus Stand, Abuja, Nigeria
Death toll: over 171 people killed and many injured
Two bombs exploded in a crowded bus station in the outskirts of Abuja, Nigeria.
May 2014 Gamboru attacks
6 May 2014. Gamboru, Borno, Nigeria Death toll: over 300 people killed and 39 injured
Militants attacked at night and set houses ablaze. When people tried to escape, they were shot dead.
Gwoza massacre
2 June 2014. Gwoza, Borno, Nigeria
Death toll: over 300 people killed and 200 injured
Boko Haram attack on Christian villagers
2014 Kano bombing
23 June 2014. Kano, Nigeria Death toll: over 200 people killed and many injured
Dozens of people were killed in a bomb blast at Kano State School of Hygiene. The blast was attributed to militant group Boko Haram by the locals.
2015 Baga massacre
3–7 January 2015. Baga, Borno
At least 100 persons killed, over 2,000 "unaccounted for"
2015 Zaria massacre
12 to 13 December 2015 Zaria, Kaduna State
70-150
Nigerian army open fire on the Shiite minority when they were setting up for a religious function. you are evil 131 Likes 7 Shares |
| Re: CAN Tells Buhari To Forget Second Term Over Killings In Nigeria by buhariguy(m): 4:29pm On May 22, 2018 |
Na today people start to die, Did you evil fake pastors tell your ineffectual buffoon not to re-contest because he allowed more than 20,000 innocent Nigerians to die . Where were you corrupt evil idiotic pastors. Look at the number of death, without a protest one day ANIOMADEI2018:
REAL POLITICAL CAN....
KILLINGS IN NIGERIA WITHOUT PROTEST
Odi massacre
20 November 1999, Odi, Bayelsa State
Nigerian military attacked the village of Odi, as part of the Conflict in the Niger Delta.
Death toll: over 3000 people killed
2000 Kaduna riots
21 February-23 May 2000, Kaduna
Death toll: over 5000 people killed
2001 Jos riots
7–17 September 2001, Jos
Death toll: over 5000 people killed
Miss World riots
November 22, 2002, Kaduna
Death toll: over 200 people killed
Inter-religious riots that started on 22 November in Kaduna, along with many houses of worship being burned by religious zealots. Cause: article in Thisday about the
2002 Miss World beauty contest (to be held in Abuja), in which Muslims took offence.
Yelwa massacre
February–May 2004. Yelwa, Shendam and Kano
Religiously motivated killings between Christians and Muslims.
Death toll: over 200 people killed
Muhammad cartoons crisis
18 February 2006. Maiduguri
Death toll: over 50 people killed
The international crisis reached the Nigerian city of Maiduguri, in which over 50 people were killed and many buildings destroyed or damaged by rioting Muslims,
outraged because of cartoons about Muhammad in the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten.
2008 Jos riots
28–29 November 2008 Jos
Religious riots between Christians and Muslims over the result of a local election.
Death toll: over 50 people killed.
2008 Ogaminana massacre
26 February 2008. Ogaminana, Kogi State
over 50 killed
Police descended on Ogaminana at 8.30 pm on February 26, killing and brutalizing mostly elderly men,
2009 Boko Haram Uprising
July 2009. Maiduguri, Bauchi, Potiskum, Wudil
Death toll: over 1000 people killed
Islamic militants killed over a thousand people between 26 and 29 July; during the violence, Christians were killed for refusing to convert to Islam
2010 Jos massacre
2010 Jos
Religious rioting; victims were mostly Christians killed by Muslims
Death toll: over 30 people killed
2011 Abuja United Nations bombing
26 August 2011 Abuja
Death toll: over 17 people killed and 73 injured;
2011 Damaturu attacks
4 November 2011. Damaturu
Death toll: over 150 people killed
Islamic militants associated with Boko Haram attacked police stations, churches, and banks
December 2011 Nigeria clashes
December 2011 Maiduguri and Damaturu
Death toll: over 78 people killed.
Islamic militants associated with Boko Haram clashed with security forces between 22 and 23 December
December 2011 Nigeria bombings
25 December 2011 .Madalla
Death toll: over 51 people killed and 73 injured
Muslim militants bombed a Catholic church during Christmas mass.
January 5–6, 2012 Nigeria attacks
Mubi, Yola, Gombi, and Maiduguri
Death toll: over 37 people killed and 17 injured
Islamic terrorists attacked churches and Christian businesses; Boko Haram claimed responsibility
January 20, 2012 Nigeria attacks
20 January 2012. Kano
Islamic terrorists attacked churches and Christian businesses; Boko Haram claimed responsibility
Death toll: over 185 people killed and 43 injured
April 2012 Kaduna massacre
8 April 2012 Kaduna
Death toll: over 35 people killed and 23 injured
Islamic terrorists bombed a church on Easter
June 2012 Kaduna church bombings
17 June 2012 Kaduna, Wusasa, and Sabon Gari
Death toll: over 25 people killed and 80 injured;
Islamic terrorists bombed three churches.
Deeper Life Church shooting
7 August 2012 Okene
Death toll: over 19 people killed and 21 injured
Islamic militants attacked a church; the pastor was among the dead
December 2012 shootings in Nigeria
25 December 2012. Maiduguri, Potiskum
Death toll: over 27 people killed and 28 injured
Islamic militants attacked a church on Christmas Day; afterwards the church was set on fire
2013 Baga massacre
19–20 April 2013. Baga, Borno Death toll: over 228 people killed and 29 injured
Identity of the perpetrators remains unclear; some blame the Nigerian military while others blame the Islamic terrorist group Boko Haram
Yobe State school shooting
6 July 2013. Mamudo government secondary school
Death toll: over 42 people killed and 32 injured
Suspected Boko Haram terrorists killed at least 41 children and one teacher
Gujba college massacre
29 September 2013
Gujba Yobe school
Death toll: over 44 people killed and 13 injured
At 1:00 a.m. suspected gunmen from Boko Haram entered the male dormitory in the College of Agriculture in Gujba, Yobe State, Nigeria, killing at least forty-four
students and teachers.
Kawuri massacre
11 January 2014. Konduga Local Government, Borno State
Death toll: over 39 people killed and 24 injured
Attack by Boko Haram
Borno Massacre
11 February 2014. Konduga, Borno State
About 39 people are believed to have been killed in an attack by Islamist militants on a Nigerian town.
Local residents said the attack on Konduga, in the north-east Borno state, lasted several hours, beginning shortly before sundown on Tuesday night with the arrival of
gunmen in 4x4 trucks. A mosque and more than 1,000 homes were razed to the ground, residents said.
Federal Government College Buni Yadi attack
25 February 2014. Federal Government College Buni Yadi, Yobe State
Islamist gunmen killed 59 students at a boarding school in Yobe State.
April 2014 Abuja attacks
14 April 2014 Bus Stand, Abuja, Nigeria
Death toll: over 171 people killed and many injured
Two bombs exploded in a crowded bus station in the outskirts of Abuja, Nigeria.
May 2014 Gamboru attacks
6 May 2014. Gamboru, Borno, Nigeria Death toll: over 300 people killed and 39 injured
Militants attacked at night and set houses ablaze. When people tried to escape, they were shot dead.
Gwoza massacre
2 June 2014. Gwoza, Borno, Nigeria
Death toll: over 300 people killed and 200 injured
Boko Haram attack on Christian villagers
2014 Kano bombing
23 June 2014. Kano, Nigeria Death toll: over 200 people killed and many injured
Dozens of people were killed in a bomb blast at Kano State School of Hygiene. The blast was attributed to militant group Boko Haram by the locals.
2015 Baga massacre
3–7 January 2015. Baga, Borno
At least 100 persons killed, over 2,000 "unaccounted for"
2015 Zaria massacre
12 to 13 December 2015 Zaria, Kaduna State
70-150
Nigerian army open fire on the Shiite minority when they were setting up for a religious function. Omeokachie:
Like someone said up there, which is a mirror into the minds of members of the "dog and baboon soaking in blood" party.
Femi says the killings is still too little. 17 Likes 2 Shares |
| Re: CAN Tells Buhari To Forget Second Term Over Killings In Nigeria by SamuelAnyawu(m): 4:30pm On May 22, 2018 |
God Bless you CAN  27 Likes |
| Re: CAN Tells Buhari To Forget Second Term Over Killings In Nigeria by Omeokachie: 4:32pm On May 22, 2018 |
Like someone said up there, which is a mirror into the minds of members of the "dog and baboon soaking in blood" political party...death means nothing to these vampires.
They rejoice at the misery of others until it comes home to them...just read up their comments above!
Even from the villa, Femi says the killings is still too little. 13 Likes 1 Share 
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| Re: CAN Tells Buhari To Forget Second Term Over Killings In Nigeria by front3line: 4:37pm On May 22, 2018 |
Is that Orishajor’s PDP CAN or which one ? 5 Likes |
| Re: CAN Tells Buhari To Forget Second Term Over Killings In Nigeria by ISLAMBAD: 4:43pm On May 22, 2018 |
Any Christian that will vote for Buhari in 2019 will have himself to blame.
Christians from Benue voted for Buhari in 2015, today they are receiving their own dosage from Buhari's Fulani Muslim brothers ..
Who knows, 2019 might turn to a full war against Christians if Buhari gets back to Aso rock. 23 Likes 2 Shares |
| Re: CAN Tells Buhari To Forget Second Term Over Killings In Nigeria by wingmanII: 4:45pm On May 22, 2018 |
front3line:
Is that Orishajor’s PDP CAN or which one ? You can write whatever you like, until your innocent close relative is murdered in cold blood, then you will surely sing a new song. Human beings like you are being slaughtered like flies and you are here talking politics. 26 Likes |
| Re: CAN Tells Buhari To Forget Second Term Over Killings In Nigeria by DONSMITH123(m): 4:46pm On May 22, 2018 |
ANIOMADEI2018:
REAL POLITICAL CAN....
KILLINGS IN NIGERIA WITHOUT PROTEST
Odi massacre
20 November 1999, Odi, Bayelsa State
Nigerian military attacked the village of Odi, as part of the Conflict in the Niger Delta.
Death toll: over 3000 people killed
2000 Kaduna riots
21 February-23 May 2000, Kaduna
Death toll: over 5000 people killed
2001 Jos riots
7–17 September 2001, Jos
Death toll: over 5000 people killed
Miss World riots
November 22, 2002, Kaduna
Death toll: over 200 people killed
Inter-religious riots that started on 22 November in Kaduna, along with many houses of worship being burned by religious zealots. Cause: article in Thisday about the
2002 Miss World beauty contest (to be held in Abuja), in which Muslims took offence.
Yelwa massacre
February–May 2004. Yelwa, Shendam and Kano
Religiously motivated killings between Christians and Muslims.
Death toll: over 200 people killed
Muhammad cartoons crisis
18 February 2006. Maiduguri
Death toll: over 50 people killed
The international crisis reached the Nigerian city of Maiduguri, in which over 50 people were killed and many buildings destroyed or damaged by rioting Muslims,
outraged because of cartoons about Muhammad in the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten.
2008 Jos riots
28–29 November 2008 Jos
Religious riots between Christians and Muslims over the result of a local election.
Death toll: over 50 people killed.
2008 Ogaminana massacre
26 February 2008. Ogaminana, Kogi State
over 50 killed
Police descended on Ogaminana at 8.30 pm on February 26, killing and brutalizing mostly elderly men,
2009 Boko Haram Uprising
July 2009. Maiduguri, Bauchi, Potiskum, Wudil
Death toll: over 1000 people killed
Islamic militants killed over a thousand people between 26 and 29 July; during the violence, Christians were killed for refusing to convert to Islam
2010 Jos massacre
2010 Jos
Religious rioting; victims were mostly Christians killed by Muslims
Death toll: over 30 people killed
2011 Abuja United Nations bombing
26 August 2011 Abuja
Death toll: over 17 people killed and 73 injured;
2011 Damaturu attacks
4 November 2011. Damaturu
Death toll: over 150 people killed
Islamic militants associated with Boko Haram attacked police stations, churches, and banks
December 2011 Nigeria clashes
December 2011 Maiduguri and Damaturu
Death toll: over 78 people killed.
Islamic militants associated with Boko Haram clashed with security forces between 22 and 23 December
December 2011 Nigeria bombings
25 December 2011 .Madalla
Death toll: over 51 people killed and 73 injured
Muslim militants bombed a Catholic church during Christmas mass.
January 5–6, 2012 Nigeria attacks
Mubi, Yola, Gombi, and Maiduguri
Death toll: over 37 people killed and 17 injured
Islamic terrorists attacked churches and Christian businesses; Boko Haram claimed responsibility
January 20, 2012 Nigeria attacks
20 January 2012. Kano
Islamic terrorists attacked churches and Christian businesses; Boko Haram claimed responsibility
Death toll: over 185 people killed and 43 injured
April 2012 Kaduna massacre
8 April 2012 Kaduna
Death toll: over 35 people killed and 23 injured
Islamic terrorists bombed a church on Easter
June 2012 Kaduna church bombings
17 June 2012 Kaduna, Wusasa, and Sabon Gari
Death toll: over 25 people killed and 80 injured;
Islamic terrorists bombed three churches.
Deeper Life Church shooting
7 August 2012 Okene
Death toll: over 19 people killed and 21 injured
Islamic militants attacked a church; the pastor was among the dead
December 2012 shootings in Nigeria
25 December 2012. Maiduguri, Potiskum
Death toll: over 27 people killed and 28 injured
Islamic militants attacked a church on Christmas Day; afterwards the church was set on fire
2013 Baga massacre
19–20 April 2013. Baga, Borno Death toll: over 228 people killed and 29 injured
Identity of the perpetrators remains unclear; some blame the Nigerian military while others blame the Islamic terrorist group Boko Haram
Yobe State school shooting
6 July 2013. Mamudo government secondary school
Death toll: over 42 people killed and 32 injured
Suspected Boko Haram terrorists killed at least 41 children and one teacher
Gujba college massacre
29 September 2013
Gujba Yobe school
Death toll: over 44 people killed and 13 injured
At 1:00 a.m. suspected gunmen from Boko Haram entered the male dormitory in the College of Agriculture in Gujba, Yobe State, Nigeria, killing at least forty-four
students and teachers.
Kawuri massacre
11 January 2014. Konduga Local Government, Borno State
Death toll: over 39 people killed and 24 injured
Attack by Boko Haram
Borno Massacre
11 February 2014. Konduga, Borno State
About 39 people are believed to have been killed in an attack by Islamist militants on a Nigerian town.
Local residents said the attack on Konduga, in the north-east Borno state, lasted several hours, beginning shortly before sundown on Tuesday night with the arrival of
gunmen in 4x4 trucks. A mosque and more than 1,000 homes were razed to the ground, residents said.
Federal Government College Buni Yadi attack
25 February 2014. Federal Government College Buni Yadi, Yobe State
Islamist gunmen killed 59 students at a boarding school in Yobe State.
April 2014 Abuja attacks
14 April 2014 Bus Stand, Abuja, Nigeria
Death toll: over 171 people killed and many injured
Two bombs exploded in a crowded bus station in the outskirts of Abuja, Nigeria.
May 2014 Gamboru attacks
6 May 2014. Gamboru, Borno, Nigeria Death toll: over 300 people killed and 39 injured
Militants attacked at night and set houses ablaze. When people tried to escape, they were shot dead.
Gwoza massacre
2 June 2014. Gwoza, Borno, Nigeria
Death toll: over 300 people killed and 200 injured
Boko Haram attack on Christian villagers
2014 Kano bombing
23 June 2014. Kano, Nigeria Death toll: over 200 people killed and many injured
Dozens of people were killed in a bomb blast at Kano State School of Hygiene. The blast was attributed to militant group Boko Haram by the locals.
2015 Baga massacre
3–7 January 2015. Baga, Borno
At least 100 persons killed, over 2,000 "unaccounted for"
2015 Zaria massacre
12 to 13 December 2015 Zaria, Kaduna State
70-150
Nigerian army open fire on the Shiite minority when they were setting up for a religious function. wetin bi all this rubbish now. 29 Likes 
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| Re: CAN Tells Buhari To Forget Second Term Over Killings In Nigeria by nelxxy(m): 5:00pm On May 22, 2018 |
[quote
2015 Zaria massacre
12 to 13 December 2015 Zaria, Kaduna State
70-150
Nigerian army open fire on the Shiite minority when they were setting up for a religious function.[/quote] you even add this one. 4 Likes 
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| Re: CAN Tells Buhari To Forget Second Term Over Killings In Nigeria by ideology(m): 5:02pm On May 22, 2018 |
ANIOMADEI2018:
REAL POLITICAL CAN....
KILLINGS IN NIGERIA WITHOUT PROTEST
Odi massacre
20 November 1999, Odi, Bayelsa State
Nigerian military attacked the village of Odi, as part of the Conflict in the Niger Delta.
Death toll: over 3000 people killed
2000 Kaduna riots
21 February-23 May 2000, Kaduna
Death toll: over 5000 people killed
2001 Jos riots
7–17 September 2001, Jos
Death toll: over 5000 people killed
Miss World riots
November 22, 2002, Kaduna
Death toll: over 200 people killed
Inter-religious riots that started on 22 November in Kaduna, along with many houses of worship being burned by religious zealots. Cause: article in Thisday about the
2002 Miss World beauty contest (to be held in Abuja), in which Muslims took offence.
Yelwa massacre
February–May 2004. Yelwa, Shendam and Kano
Religiously motivated killings between Christians and Muslims.
Death toll: over 200 people killed
Muhammad cartoons crisis
18 February 2006. Maiduguri
Death toll: over 50 people killed
The international crisis reached the Nigerian city of Maiduguri, in which over 50 people were killed and many buildings destroyed or damaged by rioting Muslims,
outraged because of cartoons about Muhammad in the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten.
2008 Jos riots
28–29 November 2008 Jos
Religious riots between Christians and Muslims over the result of a local election.
Death toll: over 50 people killed.
2008 Ogaminana massacre
26 February 2008. Ogaminana, Kogi State
over 50 killed
Police descended on Ogaminana at 8.30 pm on February 26, killing and brutalizing mostly elderly men,
2009 Boko Haram Uprising
July 2009. Maiduguri, Bauchi, Potiskum, Wudil
Death toll: over 1000 people killed
Islamic militants killed over a thousand people between 26 and 29 July; during the violence, Christians were killed for refusing to convert to Islam
2010 Jos massacre
2010 Jos
Religious rioting; victims were mostly Christians killed by Muslims
Death toll: over 30 people killed
2011 Abuja United Nations bombing
26 August 2011 Abuja
Death toll: over 17 people killed and 73 injured;
2011 Damaturu attacks
4 November 2011. Damaturu
Death toll: over 150 people killed
Islamic militants associated with Boko Haram attacked police stations, churches, and banks
December 2011 Nigeria clashes
December 2011 Maiduguri and Damaturu
Death toll: over 78 people killed.
Islamic militants associated with Boko Haram clashed with security forces between 22 and 23 December
December 2011 Nigeria bombings
25 December 2011 .Madalla
Death toll: over 51 people killed and 73 injured
Muslim militants bombed a Catholic church during Christmas mass.
January 5–6, 2012 Nigeria attacks
Mubi, Yola, Gombi, and Maiduguri
Death toll: over 37 people killed and 17 injured
Islamic terrorists attacked churches and Christian businesses; Boko Haram claimed responsibility
January 20, 2012 Nigeria attacks
20 January 2012. Kano
Islamic terrorists attacked churches and Christian businesses; Boko Haram claimed responsibility
Death toll: over 185 people killed and 43 injured
April 2012 Kaduna massacre
8 April 2012 Kaduna
Death toll: over 35 people killed and 23 injured
Islamic terrorists bombed a church on Easter
June 2012 Kaduna church bombings
17 June 2012 Kaduna, Wusasa, and Sabon Gari
Death toll: over 25 people killed and 80 injured;
Islamic terrorists bombed three churches.
Deeper Life Church shooting
7 August 2012 Okene
Death toll: over 19 people killed and 21 injured
Islamic militants attacked a church; the pastor was among the dead
December 2012 shootings in Nigeria
25 December 2012. Maiduguri, Potiskum
Death toll: over 27 people killed and 28 injured
Islamic militants attacked a church on Christmas Day; afterwards the church was set on fire
2013 Baga massacre
19–20 April 2013. Baga, Borno Death toll: over 228 people killed and 29 injured
Identity of the perpetrators remains unclear; some blame the Nigerian military while others blame the Islamic terrorist group Boko Haram
Yobe State school shooting
6 July 2013. Mamudo government secondary school
Death toll: over 42 people killed and 32 injured
Suspected Boko Haram terrorists killed at least 41 children and one teacher
Gujba college massacre
29 September 2013
Gujba Yobe school
Death toll: over 44 people killed and 13 injured
At 1:00 a.m. suspected gunmen from Boko Haram entered the male dormitory in the College of Agriculture in Gujba, Yobe State, Nigeria, killing at least forty-four
students and teachers.
Kawuri massacre
11 January 2014. Konduga Local Government, Borno State
Death toll: over 39 people killed and 24 injured
Attack by Boko Haram
Borno Massacre
11 February 2014. Konduga, Borno State
About 39 people are believed to have been killed in an attack by Islamist militants on a Nigerian town.
Local residents said the attack on Konduga, in the north-east Borno state, lasted several hours, beginning shortly before sundown on Tuesday night with the arrival of
gunmen in 4x4 trucks. A mosque and more than 1,000 homes were razed to the ground, residents said.
Federal Government College Buni Yadi attack
25 February 2014. Federal Government College Buni Yadi, Yobe State
Islamist gunmen killed 59 students at a boarding school in Yobe State.
April 2014 Abuja attacks
14 April 2014 Bus Stand, Abuja, Nigeria
Death toll: over 171 people killed and many injured
Two bombs exploded in a crowded bus station in the outskirts of Abuja, Nigeria.
May 2014 Gamboru attacks
6 May 2014. Gamboru, Borno, Nigeria Death toll: over 300 people killed and 39 injured
Militants attacked at night and set houses ablaze. When people tried to escape, they were shot dead.
Gwoza massacre
2 June 2014. Gwoza, Borno, Nigeria
Death toll: over 300 people killed and 200 injured
Boko Haram attack on Christian villagers
2014 Kano bombing
23 June 2014. Kano, Nigeria Death toll: over 200 people killed and many injured
Dozens of people were killed in a bomb blast at Kano State School of Hygiene. The blast was attributed to militant group Boko Haram by the locals.
2015 Baga massacre
3–7 January 2015. Baga, Borno
At least 100 persons killed, over 2,000 "unaccounted for"
2015 Zaria massacre
12 to 13 December 2015 Zaria, Kaduna State
70-150
Nigerian army open fire on the Shiite minority when they were setting up for a religious function. Are you sick? u are very stupid for comparing deaths Tell Buhari, he was not voted to compare death, idiott 34 Likes |
| Re: CAN Tells Buhari To Forget Second Term Over Killings In Nigeria by ZombiePUNISHER: 5:04pm On May 22, 2018 |
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| Re: CAN Tells Buhari To Forget Second Term Over Killings In Nigeria by limeta(f): 5:06pm On May 22, 2018 |
They do this killings under their religion yet some members of this religion are here to blame C.A.N for speaking out.
Muslim sef .
Una dey try 9 Likes |
| Re: CAN Tells Buhari To Forget Second Term Over Killings In Nigeria by ZombiePUNISHER: 5:08pm On May 22, 2018 |
ANIOMADEI2018:
REAL POLITICAL CAN....
KILLINGS IN NIGERIA WITHOUT PROTEST
Odi massacre
20 November 1999, Odi, Bayelsa State
Nigerian military attacked the village of Odi, as part of the Conflict in the Niger Delta.
Death toll: over 3000 people killed
2000 Kaduna riots
21 February-23 May 2000, Kaduna
Death toll: over 5000 people killed
2001 Jos riots
7–17 September 2001, Jos
Death toll: over 5000 people killed
Miss World riots
November 22, 2002, Kaduna
Death toll: over 200 people killed
Inter-religious riots that started on 22 November in Kaduna, along with many houses of worship being burned by religious zealots. Cause: article in Thisday about the
2002 Miss World beauty contest (to be held in Abuja), in which Muslims took offence.
Yelwa massacre
February–May 2004. Yelwa, Shendam and Kano
Religiously motivated killings between Christians and Muslims.
Death toll: over 200 people killed
Muhammad cartoons crisis
18 February 2006. Maiduguri
Death toll: over 50 people killed
The international crisis reached the Nigerian city of Maiduguri, in which over 50 people were killed and many buildings destroyed or damaged by rioting Muslims,
outraged because of cartoons about Muhammad in the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten.
2008 Jos riots
28–29 November 2008 Jos
Religious riots between Christians and Muslims over the result of a local election.
Death toll: over 50 people killed.
2008 Ogaminana massacre
26 February 2008. Ogaminana, Kogi State
over 50 killed
Police descended on Ogaminana at 8.30 pm on February 26, killing and brutalizing mostly elderly men,
2009 Boko Haram Uprising
July 2009. Maiduguri, Bauchi, Potiskum, Wudil
Death toll: over 1000 people killed
Islamic militants killed over a thousand people between 26 and 29 July; during the violence, Christians were killed for refusing to convert to Islam
2010 Jos massacre
2010 Jos
Religious rioting; victims were mostly Christians killed by Muslims
Death toll: over 30 people killed
2011 Abuja United Nations bombing
26 August 2011 Abuja
Death toll: over 17 people killed and 73 injured;
2011 Damaturu attacks
4 November 2011. Damaturu
Death toll: over 150 people killed
Islamic militants associated with Boko Haram attacked police stations, churches, and banks
December 2011 Nigeria clashes
December 2011 Maiduguri and Damaturu
Death toll: over 78 people killed.
Islamic militants associated with Boko Haram clashed with security forces between 22 and 23 December
December 2011 Nigeria bombings
25 December 2011 .Madalla
Death toll: over 51 people killed and 73 injured
Muslim militants bombed a Catholic church during Christmas mass.
January 5–6, 2012 Nigeria attacks
Mubi, Yola, Gombi, and Maiduguri
Death toll: over 37 people killed and 17 injured
Islamic terrorists attacked churches and Christian businesses; Boko Haram claimed responsibility
January 20, 2012 Nigeria attacks
20 January 2012. Kano
Islamic terrorists attacked churches and Christian businesses; Boko Haram claimed responsibility
Death toll: over 185 people killed and 43 injured
April 2012 Kaduna massacre
8 April 2012 Kaduna
Death toll: over 35 people killed and 23 injured
Islamic terrorists bombed a church on Easter
June 2012 Kaduna church bombings
17 June 2012 Kaduna, Wusasa, and Sabon Gari
Death toll: over 25 people killed and 80 injured;
Islamic terrorists bombed three churches.
Deeper Life Church shooting
7 August 2012 Okene
Death toll: over 19 people killed and 21 injured
Islamic militants attacked a church; the pastor was among the dead
December 2012 shootings in Nigeria
25 December 2012. Maiduguri, Potiskum
Death toll: over 27 people killed and 28 injured
Islamic militants attacked a church on Christmas Day; afterwards the church was set on fire
2013 Baga massacre
19–20 April 2013. Baga, Borno Death toll: over 228 people killed and 29 injured
Identity of the perpetrators remains unclear; some blame the Nigerian military while others blame the Islamic terrorist group Boko Haram
Yobe State school shooting
6 July 2013. Mamudo government secondary school
Death toll: over 42 people killed and 32 injured
Suspected Boko Haram terrorists killed at least 41 children and one teacher
Gujba college massacre
29 September 2013
Gujba Yobe school
Death toll: over 44 people killed and 13 injured
At 1:00 a.m. suspected gunmen from Boko Haram entered the male dormitory in the College of Agriculture in Gujba, Yobe State, Nigeria, killing at least forty-four
students and teachers.
Kawuri massacre
11 January 2014. Konduga Local Government, Borno State
Death toll: over 39 people killed and 24 injured
Attack by Boko Haram
Borno Massacre
11 February 2014. Konduga, Borno State
About 39 people are believed to have been killed in an attack by Islamist militants on a Nigerian town.
Local residents said the attack on Konduga, in the north-east Borno state, lasted several hours, beginning shortly before sundown on Tuesday night with the arrival of
gunmen in 4x4 trucks. A mosque and more than 1,000 homes were razed to the ground, residents said.
Federal Government College Buni Yadi attack
25 February 2014. Federal Government College Buni Yadi, Yobe State
Islamist gunmen killed 59 students at a boarding school in Yobe State.
April 2014 Abuja attacks
14 April 2014 Bus Stand, Abuja, Nigeria
Death toll: over 171 people killed and many injured
Two bombs exploded in a crowded bus station in the outskirts of Abuja, Nigeria.
May 2014 Gamboru attacks
6 May 2014. Gamboru, Borno, Nigeria Death toll: over 300 people killed and 39 injured
Militants attacked at night and set houses ablaze. When people tried to escape, they were shot dead.
Gwoza massacre
2 June 2014. Gwoza, Borno, Nigeria
Death toll: over 300 people killed and 200 injured
Boko Haram attack on Christian villagers
2014 Kano bombing
23 June 2014. Kano, Nigeria Death toll: over 200 people killed and many injured
Dozens of people were killed in a bomb blast at Kano State School of Hygiene. The blast was attributed to militant group Boko Haram by the locals.
2015 Baga massacre
3–7 January 2015. Baga, Borno
At least 100 persons killed, over 2,000 "unaccounted for"
2015 Zaria massacre
12 to 13 December 2015 Zaria, Kaduna State
70-150
Nigerian army open fire on the Shiite minority when they were setting up for a religious function. It's a norm to you So make Nigerians die dey go ...abi But let the death visit those people who make it a norm.. 16 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: CAN Tells Buhari To Forget Second Term Over Killings In Nigeria by ISLAMBAD: 5:09pm On May 22, 2018 |
buhariguy:
[s]let me correct you.
Any jobless lazy idiotic pigs of Biafra that voted for any Muslim from any party will have himself/herself to be blamed[/s] 7 Likes 1 Share 
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| Re: CAN Tells Buhari To Forget Second Term Over Killings In Nigeria by buhariguy(m): 5:17pm On May 22, 2018 |
limeta:
They do this killings under their religion yet some members of this religion are here to blame C.A.N for speaking out.
Muslim sef .
Una dey try the idiotic pigs of Biafra CAN are only playing foolish politics, Where were them when the killing was going on since 1999, without telling evil PDP to step down. And is the same evil PDP that is stil continuing in their evil trade. 12 Likes 3 Shares |
| Re: CAN Tells Buhari To Forget Second Term Over Killings In Nigeria by limeta(f): 5:32pm On May 22, 2018 |
buhariguy:
the idiotic pigs of Biafra CAN are only playing foolish politics,
Where were them when the killing was going on since 1999, without telling evil PDP to step down.
And is the same evil PDP that is stil continuing in their evil trade. Stop this can bullshit and talk to yr Muslim brothers 18 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: CAN Tells Buhari To Forget Second Term Over Killings In Nigeria by Realdon1(m): 5:40pm On May 22, 2018 |
[quote author=buhariguy post=67783221]Na today people start to die,
Did you evil fake pastors tell your ineffectual buffoon not to re-contest because he allowed more than 20,000 innocent Nigerians to die .
Where were you corrupt evil idiotic pastors.
Look at the number of death, without a protest one day
You are talking from hiding. How I wish you were on the street today. You would have seen able bodied and worthy ppl that have say in the country. They have made up minds to boot Buhari out of office. Bro your crying is too late. I'm sorry, we can't reverse what we have concluded. Millions of Nigerian were on the street today I finalized the decision.bye. 1 Like |
| Re: CAN Tells Buhari To Forget Second Term Over Killings In Nigeria by buhariguy(m): 5:56pm On May 22, 2018 |
[quote author=Realdon1 post=67785025][/quote]the same people voted for your ineffectual buffoon before |
| Re: CAN Tells Buhari To Forget Second Term Over Killings In Nigeria by front3line: 5:56pm On May 22, 2018 |
wingmanII:
You can write whatever you like, until your innocent close relative is murdered in cold blood, then you will surely sing a new song.
Human beings like you are being slaughtered like flies and you are here talking politics. No human being was killed under the 16 year rule of PDP. The killings of Odi, Zaki Biam, the complete wipe out of several villages never happened under PDP. Your beloved CAN was just too intoxicated to speak out against voting for PDP that supervised the killings then. 8 Likes 3 Shares |
| Re: CAN Tells Buhari To Forget Second Term Over Killings In Nigeria by GavelSlam: 6:07pm On May 22, 2018 |
CAN is severely lacking in morals.
Over the Jonathan years, whilst they were hobnobbing with Jonathan - who isn't a Christian by the way (Jonathan is of the Olumba Olumba Faith), They were comfortable with the killings.
In fact, CAN could be directly linked with the purpose to kill or launder money -take your pick with Ayo Oritsejafor's SA saga.
During the 2015 election CAN showed its bias and still does till date.
Citizens of the country would vote their choice in 2019, many would vote Buhari and not even CAN would change that. 14 Likes 2 Shares |
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| Re: CAN Tells Buhari To Forget Second Term Over Killings In Nigeria by Paperwhite(m): 6:11pm On May 22, 2018 |
Buhari is just an insensitive man that have no place in a 21st.century humanity.  9 Likes 2 Shares |
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| Re: CAN Tells Buhari To Forget Second Term Over Killings In Nigeria by JONNYSPUTE(m): 6:12pm On May 22, 2018 |
CAN,can u do the talk? 4 Likes |
