Below is a description of some of the most significant incidents of political violence in Nigeria from January 18 to 24, 2020.

(Last week, January 17: Thirteen soldiers and four Boko Haram militants were killed during a battle in Bama, Borno.)

January 18: Bandits kidnapped thirty-two people in Shiroro, Niger.
January 18: Bandits kidnapped five in Bukkuyum, Zamfara.
January 18: One soldier and four Boko Haram militants were killed during an attack on an aid facility in Ngala, Borno.
January 18: Sectarian violence led to four deaths in Igalamela-Odolu, Kogi.
January 18: Boko Haram killed four soldiers and kidnapped "scores" (estimated at forty) in Bama, Borno.
January 19: A suspected Boko Haram suicide bomber killed herself and nine others in Kaiga-Kindjiria, Chad.
January 19: Vandals tampered with a pipeline, leading to an explosion that killed five in Alimosho, Lagos.
January 21: Gunmen killed four in Keana, Nassarawa.
January 21: Police killed one during a Shiite protest in Abuja, FCT.
January 21: 8 soldiers and "several" (estimated at ten) Boko Haram militants were killed during a battle in Kaga, Borno.
January 21: Gunmen killed one and kidnapped fourteen in Batsari, Katsina.
January 22: "Several" (estimated at ten) were killed during a clash between Boko Haram and ISWA militants in Abadam, Borno.
January 23: Boko Haram killed ten loggers in Dikwa, Borno.
January 23: Sectarian violence led to two deaths in Ughelli North, Delta.

When you think u 've heard it all...who notice dis-buhari name start with 'B' and bokoharam name also start with d same "B". Hope it's not what am thinking??!

Then we also have all those dead through ritual killings throughout the length & breadth of Nigeria.

Then we also have all those killed on our roads through selfish, satanic Nigerian driving habits.

Then we have all those killed in places where there's no phone or internet networks and no roads so reports of ongoing wickedness is not exposed.

Mbeki:
Below is a description of some of the most significant incidents of political violence in Nigeria from January 18 to 24, 2020.

(Last week, January 17: Thirteen soldiers and four Boko Haram militants were killed during a battle in Bama, Borno.)

January 18: Bandits kidnapped thirty-two people in Shiroro, Niger.
January 18: Bandits kidnapped five in Bukkuyum, Zamfara.
January 18: One soldier and four Boko Haram militants were killed during an attack on an aid facility in Ngala, Borno.
January 18: Sectarian violence led to four deaths in Igalamela-Odolu, Kogi.
January 18: Boko Haram killed four soldiers and kidnapped "scores" (estimated at forty) in Bama, Borno.
January 19: A suspected Boko Haram suicide bomber killed herself and nine others in Kaiga-Kindjiria, Chad.
January 19: Vandals tampered with a pipeline, leading to an explosion that killed five in Alimosho, Lagos.
January 21: Gunmen killed four in Keana, Nassarawa.
January 21: Police killed one during a Shiite protest in Abuja, FCT.
January 21: 8 soldiers and "several" (estimated at ten) Boko Haram militants were killed during a battle in Kaga, Borno.
January 21: Gunmen killed one and kidnapped fourteen in Batsari, Katsina.
January 22: "Several" (estimated at ten) were killed during a clash between Boko Haram and ISWA militants in Abadam, Borno.
January 23: Boko Haram killed ten loggers in Dikwa, Borno.
January 23: Sectarian violence led to two deaths in Ughelli North, Delta.

My brother, things will get worse and believe me before 27/28 of March Buhari,government will be totally overrun.

meavox:

Then we also have all those dead through ritual killings throughout the length & breadth of Nigeria.

Then we also have all those killed on our roads through selfish, satanic Nigerian driving habits.

Then we have all those killed in places where there's no phone or internet networks and no roads so reports of ongoing wickedness is not exposed.

Everyone should prepare for 27/28 match 2020 for the total collapse of this government.

hmmm...

The sad fact is, we have this attitude that if it does not affect me and my loved ones, all is fine.