₦airaland Forum

Former military President, General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida (rtd) has returned to Nigeria. He arrived the Minna International airport Friday in a private aircraft.

IBB, who was rumoured to have died in some media, arrived around 3:30pm from Germany in a chartered aircraft with number N550 DR after a medical trip and was wearing ‎a black kaftan and black cap to match.

The former Military President was in company of his son, Aminu, and daughter, Halima, and was welcomed at the airport by his first son, Mohammed, daughter Aisha, former governor, Abdulkadir Kure, Umar Ndanusa and former federal permanent secretary Idris Adamu Kuta.

He was immediately driven straight to his Hilltop Mansion, where one of his personal assistants, hinted that IBB would brief the press later.

Incidentally, in a phone call to a private television station in Lagos a few days ago, IBB had allayed fears of his demise and had said that he would be returning to the country on Sunday.

HOLAROCKDAY:
why b say na only police police DE DE involve for yawa story... Na only dem waka com.... Shior

stevecantrell:
Both lagbus and lastma are generating "IGR" for the state...was it really necessary to tow ?

A fine would have made more sense

stevecantrell:
Waste of LASG time and resources.

Limitednow:
PHOTOS: Aso Rock Deserted; Govt Officials, Security Men On The Run Over JNDLF Missiles
http://.com/photos-aso-rock-deserted-govt-officials-security-men-on-the-run-over-jndlf-missiles/
AN early morning report this morning indicated that Nigeria’s seat of power, Aso Rock, in Abuja, is already deserted.



Not even security men who were on roster for the night dared to keep their watch.



The ultimatum given by Joint Niger Delta Liberation Front (JNDLF) to Nigerians, warning them to vacate certain structures in the country expired today at 12 midnight.

The zero hour is here, and since then, everything has been quiet all fronts around those structures.

In the afternoon of Tuesday, June 7, 2016, when encomium.ng paid a condolence visit to number 4, Olanrewaju Street, Chemist bus stop, Bariga, Lagos, in honour of adorable actress, Henrietta Kosoko, 52, who died in the morning of Monday, June 6, the atmosphere was sober.

The widower, veteran actor Prince Jide Kosoko, 62, was distraught. He was being consoled by actors and marketers, but he appeared lost.

Dressed in white kaftan and slippers, Kosoko was mumbling and talking, in apparent distress.

He told those present, ‘Iyawo Keta; s’e awon aye oni m’aka fun mi?’ ( This is the third wife l have lost; won’t people be counting, keeping records?

Kosoko made the statement around 2:20 pm as we settled among sympathizers under the canopy.

In October 1992 and November 1993, he lost two wives in about 13 months, and described the episodes in an interview with Encomium Weekly when he turned 60 in June 2014 as a very sad period.

And now in 2016, another wife, his most popular better half died from diabetes complications at home in Bariga. Already, many snide remarks have dominated the social media, but many are behind the star actor, labeling the death as a necessary occurrence.

Amicable24:
[size=15pt]Can Antibiotics do this to the girl, or was it something else she took thinking it's septrin..
Too bad!![/size]

ikbnice:
OP, add graphic photo to your thread topic ... The drug must have been fake.