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What Gov. Ayade and his people cannot do, does not exist kpatakpata This one off me |
Hehehehehe I suspected this a long time ago and that is why I tend to ply my trade elsewhere this days. The moderators are suppose to be non partisans, with objectivity as their hallmark. What I see and read makes me weep for a frum I use to cherish They want to force all nairalanders into one party. poor Seun |
Hehehehehe I laf for Kubwa language ![]() |
Critical security analysts have continued to raise questions over the validity or otherwise of information allegedly issued by Boko Haram leader, Abubakar Shekau especially those issued in recent times. We all know that the traditional mode of information transmission adopted by the sect was video clip, which eventually finds its unhindered way to YouTube. Observers have identified unique features in such videos to include the leader appearing with a long chewing stick, an Ak47 beside him, his face unmasked to reveal his identity and project fearlessness and bravery, an arabic inscription at the background, use of Hausa in communication and so on. Original clips of the sect were not in audio form. Today what we have as messages from the sect leaves us to wonder if Shekau is still alive or actually the author of such messages. In one of the recent statement purportedly released by the leader of the sect, we saw the speaker covering his face, and his speech was not as coherent and firm as that of the real leader. Today, the media is awashed with reports bothering on the rejection of amnesty. This report is said to have emanated from Hausa service if BBC. now, the pertinent question is, why the sudden change of tactics? Why is Shekau suddenly afraid to appear in video? Why is Shekau covering his face when on transmission? Why is there voice disparity between the Shekau that we use to know and the new tailored Shekau? Recall that few months ago,the JTF reportedly engaged Shekau in a gun duel, leaving him badly injured. Did he die in hiding or in Mali? Who is impersonating Shekau? Or is the new Shekau created by northern leader given the death of the former, to help them achieve their selfish gains? |
Well said. They are goners |
It's a pity those we use to respect are calling for amnesty. They are members too |
It keeps me thinking. |
If he likes, he should go to hell. Whatever he has to offer, we can give ourselves millions. |
Many will term it an absolutely inhuman act. On Monday, March 11, some policemen and bailiffs stormed the Ikeja Central Hospital, Lagos, and forcefully sacked the staff and patients, including a woman who just underwent a caesarean section. They also threw out all the medical equipment before they locked up the hospital, located at 23 Shanu Street, Off Awolowo Way, Ikeja. The woman, Chioma Chukwuemeka, who just underwent surgery, was allegedly thrown out naked with her two-day-old baby. When Daily Sun visited the hospital, the medical equipment flung in the street had been moved close to the building. Patients loitered around, unable to receive treatment. A man and his heavily pregnant wife, who was due for delivery, met with the reporter in the hospital. They looked dejected as the Medical Director, Dr. Emeka Iwuagwu, told them that he had to refer them to another hospital because of his present predicament. Iwuagwu, a 1982 medical graduate of the University of Ibadan, rented the apartment that served as his hospital about 15 years ago from one Mr. Aoko, a lawyer, who was said to have passed on about four years ago. He said he never defaulted in the payment of his rent. The last rent he paid, according to him, will expire in May. The 55-year-old doctor said he never got any quit notice or court summon and he did not have any idea that he had a case in court, insisting that he would have appeared in court to defend himself if he had been summoned. The claimant in the case was given as the Estate of Otunba S.O. Aoko. According to Dr. Iwuagwu: “I came to work on Monday and I was consulting when some people came and said they were from the magistrate court. They told me they had a court order for my immediate eviction from the apartment. I said I didn’t know that I had a case with the court. I never received any summon. I never appeared before any court. “I was not even summoned by the family on rent. So, how come there is a judgment against me? “The bailiff and the policemen said the only thing that could stop the execution of the order was if I called the magistrate. I said they should give me time. “They sat down and gave me 15 minutes to call the magistrate. I didn’t have her number. I called the caretaker and reported to him that I had tried the magistrate’s number but that I could not reach her. He said maybe the magistrate was in court. “After about 30 minutes, the policemen and the bailiff said since I could not get across to the magistrate, they had to execute the order. So, I made some calls and the Commissioner of Police detailed a Divisional Police Officer from Alausa to intervene. “He came with some of his men. Then they met the officials, who came to execute the order. He took one of the policemen and myself to the Lagos State Police Command, Oduduwa, Ikeja GRA, where we met the officer in charge of operations. “I am not dead but I don’t think this is fair. I don’t think this can be fair by any definition. What pained me most was the issue of one 18-year old woman that underwent CS, Mrs. Chioma Chukwuemeka, with a two-day old baby, with stitches, with drip. They threw her out and locked up the hospital. “If a landlord, at all cost, wants you out of his or her building, he or she should give you time to go. Even if I am owing and I am no longer able to pay, he would still give me time to vacate.” Iwuagwu stated that he registered the Ikeja Central Hospital in 1988 and he had been using the ground floor of the house as the hospital for more than 15 years. After the death of his landlord about four years ago, he started paying his rent to Mr. Babatunde Aoko, a lawyer and one of the sons of the deceased. He noted that some officials of the Lagos State Government visited his hospital for inspection and advised him to improve on the outlook of the clinic. More http://.g./aclk?sa=L&ai=CPC6WJz1DUYTuN8WpsQaRloCYAYvUm50D85-MsFquvZGOgwEQASCW6esVUJmrn7L-_____wFgt-SChZgwyAECqAMByAOdBKoEaE_Qmipn147OH3bRs85cqpy2PPNfvRI5FphdpPsEmmn4jxAYR5sNj6fIrA66agbQBAy7aAVi75nk0bpxSfwklbYItt4AqF-k-g3bHH2H_u0Wud9QKXgqA5nrovTKeGFmhBeUkTzV_S_5oAYC2AYEgAfDwOIm&num=1&sig=AOD64_2IBzV3Aar9s0v9wN6WxG-VAenYCQ&client=ca-pub-2557342631418190&adurl=http://facebook.com/ingeniusyouth&nm=1&nx=201&ny=87&mb=1&clkt=6&jca=9125 |
These are the Ogas at the top. Top of the fence. Imao ![]() |
He sounded very confused. Lies everywhere. Challenging people to write their book doesn't prove the validity of your argument. Set the record straight |
Mudley313: when far more corrupt awunsa guys like IBB are walking free, we from the SS hail this pardon, whatever any hater thinksThank you. Is pardon meant for saints? Yes he erred, and he has been pardoned. That's all. If they want us to pardon Obama for his covert plans and policies against Naija, they should come |
Fools are hear celebrating stupid tweets from the so call US embassy. How significant is our disapproval of US policies? How many times have we condemned their actions? When Obama denied Okonjo-Iweala world bank office what was their tweet? When they predicted that we were going to disintegrate by 2015, was it in our best interest? Now that they are covertly supporting Boko Haram what have they tweeted. Morons |
Camilia247: well datz ur own opinion, i believe he was only justifying motives behind his book...he may have stepped on toes in the course of goverance and writing the book but this is expected, in politics no friend no woeStepping on toes doesn't translate into criminal or corruption charges. Let's not mix up issues. He failed, and as a bull that senses danger, he is jumping up and down. |
Wish It came out eralier. Tuface would have gotten this from Akpabio. Uncommon transformation. I jus the laf ![]() |
drnoel: there u are wrong ma brother. U can´t use ur right hand and beat ur son and then used ur left hand to give him sweets (only the devil does that ma guy and u are not him). So if we examine things closely we will see that granting amnesty for Boko haram and State pardon for the likes of Alams and his cohort boils down to the same thing,....a failed system. Mind u, I didn´t say a failed state or country b4 some of u decide its time to crucify drnoel. A failed system I mean is simple, cos the big question is what happened to the judiciary. Why a state pardon for a criminal like that, someone who stole billions of our hard earned money. What are we telling the world? U should see how it was reported in foreign tabloids: Nigeria pardons presidential ally (BBC), Nigeria pardons ex-governor who stole millions (MSN news) to mention a few. Tell me, what is the difference between someone who steal billions and someone who murdered people in the name of terrorism on his own countrz and people. People, there is no bleeping difference. If u say one difference could be one group killed but the other group only stole then i will ask u. What of the people that would later die from hunger and starvation (pensioneers), sickness (health care system) and/or under aged children that won´t go to school e.t.c due to the absence of the stolen money (salaries, hospotal bill, school fees) that should have been used to pay the bills. Do u still think that state pardon for corrupt looting of our money is better?It is unfortunate that this dude feels money and lives are THESAME. While stolen money could be recovered or even replaced, life once leaked can never be replaced. Get a life and know that life is more precious. Secondly, the @Op simply asked which is more tolerable? Let's not deviate. Life isn't the same as money. |
Now everybody knows the APC and co are behind Boko haram |
Hmmmmmm I'm speechless. These elders have not one much anyways. It leaves me wondering |
You are putting everybody in a fix. Anyways, All moral being will okay pardon for corruption. Life once taken can never be replaced. 1st to yarn |
Thanks for educating us. |
The police needs systematic overhaul. The present police is handicapped. As it is, they are just boysscouting. |
Na fool him be |
Ever since twitter mallam lost political relevance, couple with the death of his Child, sanity has elueded him. He needs counselling |
Offering apology at this time makes me feel this man lost it. So he wasn't thinking when he retweeted it? Or was he pursuing Boko Haram agenda of islamising the nation? When people that aspire to become leaders don't admit and respect our dynamism, and religious differences, then I'm afraid if he becomes a leader he will summarily exterminate christians. Our God sleepeth not. He will fight His Cause. For Elrufai, he will remain where he belongs. |
We don hear |
It doesn't change the fact that he is a Haram |
Na my method gud pass. Hug transformaaaaaaaaaaaa |
Why was TINUBU in constant touch with Salami? Why were they calling him as the call log revealed? I wish the system was pure enough to convict this criminals |
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Ratatatatatata kpooooom! This contract is a bomb! Maybe this will compel him to be using the rubber, and reduce the risk of getting his wife infected. |
Ratatatatata kpoooooom! When we send troops with machines to bakassi, then these so called diplomats Will know that we are not chasing shadows. |
Omojuo: Wait untill his is proven guilty by the court of lawSomeone that has proven himself guilty already? How does he intend to defend himself? He admitted that he stole only 8 plots, although the record said more. Or is it becos I recommended that he be shot in the leg? I think you should be shot in the head for supporting a thief. Or are u a beneficiary? |
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