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Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola, also known by the alias Yayi (born August 10, 1969), is the Senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, representing Lagos West. He is also a chartered accountant, and a distinguished member of the Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT).The resemblance is visible.

Ksa alone achieved a feat all your musicians can and will never achieved till they RIP. KING SUNNY ADE

"King" Sunny Adé (born Sunday Adeniyi, 22 September 1946) is a Nigerian musician, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and a pioneer of modern world music. He has been classed as one of the most influential musicians of all time.
Adé was born to a Nigerian royal family in Ondo, thus making him an Omoba of the Yoruba people.[2][3] His father was a church organist, while his mother was a trader. Adé left grammar school in Ondo under the pretense of going to the University of Lagos. There, in Lagos, his mercurial musical career started.
Sunny Adé's musical sound has evolved from the early days. His career began with Moses Olaiya's Federal Rhythm Dandies, a highlife band. He left to form a new band, The Green Spots, in 1967. Over the years, for various reasons ranging from changes in his music to business concerns, Sunny Adé's band changed its name several times, first to African Beats and then to Golden Mercury.
In the 1970s and 1980s Adé embarked on a tour of America and Europe where he played to mixed (both black and white) audiences. His stage act was characterised by dexterous dancing steps and mastery of the guitar. Trey Anastasio, American guitarist, composer and one of his devout followers, once said, "If you come to see Sunny Adé live, you must be prepared to groove all night."[citation needed]
After more than a decade of resounding success in Africa, Adé was received to great acclaim in Europe and North America in 1982.[4][5] The global release of Juju Music and its accompanying tour was "almost unanimously embraced by critics (if not consumers) everywhere".[4] Adé was described by The New York Times' as "one of the world's great band leaders",[6] and in Trouser Press as "one of the most captivating and important musical artists anywhere in the world".[4]
His next album, Syncro System (1983), was equally successful[7] and earned him his first Grammy Award nomination in the folk/ethnic music category.

INVESTORBNAIRA:
Yoruba songs are mostly noise and usually lacks melody,they love shouting everywhere causing noise pollution,i.e lilkesh Their music only sell in the south west

Odey. Tell Us your tribe and the no. of music genre u guys got. Mstw.. Flthd

Yoruba music is not all about wearing red cap and one yeye regalia with elephant stamp, jumping like a monkey from one plc to another claiming to be singing

Yoruba language is very rich in songs and music, every Yoruba situation has a corresponding song , which is inspirational &
educational . There are three catogories of Yoruba song , these are :
i) Traditional song;
ii ) Christian song ; and
iii) Islamic song .

Each of these songs is subdivided . For instance , the traditional song has :

Ceremonial song - sung at marriage , house warming , naming, anniversaries , chieftaincy INSTALLATION , etc

Praise song - sung when a task is accomplished , or after victory in a war.

Burial / mourning song - when evil befalls , a catastrophe happen , death of a promising child , financial loss, disaster , epidemics, etc .

Traditional religious song - for festivals , masquerade , planting, harvest.

Christianity also has varieties of songs like hymns (sung at regular church service), devotional song (sung for a particular service -other than regular/ congregational worship ), burial sung (sung when burial service is held ), and Christmas carol (sung during yuletide).

Islam also has several songs , there are regular, devotional , burial and ceremonial / festive songs .
Interestingly, Yoruba music of today is more of hybrid of the three categorized songs in terms of lyrics , styles and instruments . Through adaptation , certain Islamic and Christian songs are similar to the traditional song , a feature that is shaping and re - creating Yoruba music .

The Yoruba Music Genre

Sakara – a mention of this genre of music , mind goes to late Yussuf Ọlatunji, Ẹgba indigene , Yoruba music with Islamic tonation . Although , Sakara has undergone changes by present day singers , yet its focus as praise and adulation song still remains . Instruments include Goje , (Yoruba violin) and Sakara drum.
Yoruba music influenced by Islam in style, tone, message, its purpose is to praise , and to eulogize . Goje , a two string fiddle is a major instrument for this music , and Sakara drum , one of the four major family drums in Yoruba land . It is popular among Ibadan , Ẹgba, and Ijẹbu .

Wéré music - is another version or a brand of Islamic styled Yoruba music. Originally , Wéré is used to call muslim faithfuls to early morning prayer and to get ready for fasting during Ramadan .The Ajiwere or Oniwere always took the lead among the group to perform the wake- up call .

Ajisari – as the name suggests, is another Islamic song similar to Wéré, use during the Ramadan . The difference between the (two look- alike) Islamic Yoruba songs are : Wéré is performed by a group with a leader , but Ajisari is performed solo. Two , Wéré is an all -night -wake-up song , on the other hand , Ajisari is an early morning song, prior to Sari (the meal before the fast commences ).

Apala – is another Yoruba song with Islamic tone, it is used during Ramadan , but it has more musical instruments more than Wéré and Ajisari , prominent among its instruments is Ṣẹkẹrẹ (Shaker ).

Terry Apala a Nigerian musician who started gaining attention in 2016,took apala to another level,he is loved and appreciated by his fans for modernizing the almost extinct Yoruba genre; "Apala Music". Terry calls his own genre Apala HipHop.

He describes his genre of music as “Apala Hip Hop”, having gotten inspiration from the late Haruna Ishola and backed up by his Yoruba influenced upbringing even though he hails for Isoko in Delta State.

Agidigbo – it is another Yoruba genre , a piano based Yoruba music. Agidigbo is tied around the player ’s neck by a loose rope . Agidigbo’s instruments are Bell (Agogo , a cylindrical metal shaped object which comes in a single, double or multiple with percussion stick ), Talking Drum (Gangan ), a popular Yoruba drum made from wood , cone shaped with a leather cover on both ends, the drum has adjustable leather stripes on the outside for tweaking when talking drum is played . Talking drum has a percussion stick (a 1- 1 / 4 foot long beating stick with a curve end knob ) to code message by the drummer .

Waka Music – is another form of Islamic music , common among the Ijẹbu , popularized by Batilẹ Alakẹ and Salawatu Abẹni the [ Waka Queen ] .

Ṣ ẹkẹrẹ – it is a Yoruba music named after Ṣẹkẹrẹ (Shaker), a large gourd with threaded beads woven around gourd, which is tied on both ends. The back and forth movements of Ṣẹkẹrẹ creates rhythmical sound as directed by the lead singer or any Ṣẹkẹrẹ holder. It is a solo music, but with a band of chorister. Ṣẹkẹrẹ musical instruments are : Aro , Dundun , Omele , Agogo . A popular Ṣẹkẹrẹ king was late Alhaji Alamu Atatalo , this genre is popular among Ibadan - Oluyole people.

Fuji Music – it is another type of Islamic music, a by -product of Wéré and Ajisari , although, Fuji music comes second after Juju in Yoruba land , Fuji genre has transcended Islamic rhythm- it has become a household music for Christians , Muslims , young , old, men , women , even non- Yoruba , who live within and outside the geo-political confine . Also , the genre ’ s message has gone beyond religious confine , rather , its socially embracing messages find audience in religiously tolerant and moderate people of Southern Nigeria.
Alhaji Sikiru Ayinde Barrister is the creator of Fuji music, one of the variations of the were / Ajisari musical genre. The name, "Fuji," chosen for the new musical genre was conceived in a rather funny and unusual way. According to Alhaji Sikiru Ayinde Barrister: "I came up with it when I saw a poster at an airport, advertising the Mount Fuji, which is the highest peak in Japan." Fuji, in this context, should not be mistaken for the Yoruba word "fuja," or "faaji," which means leisure or enjoyment. "Onifuja" or "Onifaaji" is Yoruba for a socialite, or one who relishes leisure or enjoyment.

Highlife: a genre that originated from Ghana . Because of the easy movement among the four former British colonies of West Africa back then, cultural assimilation soon became a way of life . Specifically, the introduction of highlife music into Yoruba way of life by Ghanaians in early days of colonialism was example of cultural assimilation. Highlife combines certain African elements with western styled music, instruments include jazz horns (tenor horn , British; Alto Horn , U. S . A ; Althorn , Germany), a brass -made equipment known for its high pitch sound . Another variety is the cornet .
Highlife uses guitar , early Yoruba highlife musicians were :
Bobby Benson
Rex Lawson
Victor Olaiya
Fela Anikulapo -Kuti

Afro beat genre is a variety of Highlife music, it combines funk , jazz , and highlife with a chanted vocal . Prominent Afro - beat singer was late Fẹla Anikulapo - Kuti.

Juju Genre – is the most popular and widely- known music genre in Yoruba land , prominent juju maestros are :
Sunday Ishọla Adegẹye Adeniyi (popularly known as King Sunny Ade)
Ebenezer Fabiyi (known as Chief Commander Ebenezer Fabiyi Obey )
Dele Abiodun (Adawa Super King )
Prince Adekunle (known as General Adekunle )

Juju music can be traced to Abdul Rafiu Babatunde otherwise known as (Tunde king ) and Ojogẹ Daniel in the second decade of 20 th century. Older generation of Juju musicians were : Adeolu Akinsanya (Baba Eto of Lagos ), Isaiah Kehinde Dairo (popularly known as I . K . Dairo), Dele Ojo (from Ilara - Mokin , Ondo State). Another popular juju musician is Idowu Animashaun (the Apola King ). Juju music according to history , “ evolved from clubs around the country” especially those from Lagos , and also immigrants from Freetown, Sierra -Leone, and people from the new -world , including , but not limited to : Brazil , West -Indies , who became its major fans . Interestingly, the genre derived its lyrics from Yoruba and idioms of the new settlers. There are some other types of Juju genre , such as Afro - Juju , which combines juju features with Afro - beat and highlife in the background. Also , there is Kenneries- popularized by late Ọladipupọ Owomọyẹla (a . k. a Dr . ORLANDO Owoh ). This brand of juju looks so much like highlife , because of the musical instruments use , but the message, format and lyrics are purely juju .

When it comes to Music,leave it for the yorubas..

http://yorupedia.com/subjects/education/yoruba-music/

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Akure—THE crisis over the Eze Ndigbo leadership in Ondo State deepened weekend as the Deji of Akureland, Oba Aladetoyinbo Aladelusi issued a month notice to the erstwhile bearer of the title, Gregory Ilohehika to consider accepting the title of “Igbo Leader” (Onyendu Ndigbo) in place of the proscribed Eze Ndigbo title.
A letter to the effect has been forwarded to Ilohehika from the monarch.
Onyendu Ndigbo is the new approved traditional title for any Igbo leader in Akure and its environ.
The Chief Press Secretary to the traditional ruler, Micheal Adeyeye, said yesterday that; “A month notice has been communicated to Mr. Gregory Ilohehika to accept this in good fate taking effect from February 1, 2016.
“Based on the amendment, Mr. Gregory has been advised to apply in writing for this new title if he is still interested.
‘’Failure to comply with this directive shall amount to rejection of the new title.
“In view of the possible rejection of the new title, the Igbo community shall produce another leader at the expiration of the ultimatum.
“His Majesty remains committed to ensuring peaceful and harmonious relationship with the Igbo community and all other non-indigenes in Akure Kingdom.’’
But, the Igbos in their reaction said; “We have considered the title of Eze Ndigbo as adopted by the Igbos outside Igbo land as sacrosanct and non-negotiable and that the title is widely recognized and used both within and outside Nigeria as approved by the association of Ndieze Ndigbo N’uzo Ije and Onaneze Ndigbo worldwide which are the parent bodies.”
The Igbo Community spoke through the President and the state Secretary of Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Chiefs Okechukwu Okorie and Alloy I.K Anoliefo in Akure.
“It was unanimously agreed that the Igbos in Ondo State as a body is standing by the position of the parent bodies on the use of the title as adopted by the Igbos in diasporas, and that Sir Gregory Iloehika having been installed remain the only recognized Eze Ndigbo,” the statement said.
They said the leadership of Iloehika as the Eze is not limited to Akure, the state capital but to all the 18 Local Government areas of the state as he was duly elected in keenly contested election by the entire Igbo in the state.
They warned the Igbos wherever they may be living to respect their host communities and not engage in any act that can bring the Ohaneze Ndigbos name into disrepute.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/02/deji-akure-vs-eze-ndigbo-crisis-deepens/

The Federal High Court sitting in Maitama, Abuja, on Thursday sentenced one Ufoka Ikechukwu-Francis to three -year imprisonment for trafficking 1.183 kg of cocaine.
Ikechuckwu-Francis was arrested by operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja.
The convict, who was arrested while returning from São Paulo, Brazil, on May 25, 2015, clocked 33 years on February 2, the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports.
He was arraigned before Justice Adeniyi Ademola in 2015 and pleaded guilty to the offence.
Following Ademola’s arrest by the Department of State Security (DSS), the Chief Judge of the Federal High Court, Justice Ibrahim Auta, transferred the case to Justice Binta Nyako.
When re-arraigned before Justice Nyako on Thursday, he maintained his guilty plea.
His counsel, Mr. Obiora Ilo pleaded with the court to show leniency and mercy to the accused person.
Ilo said the defendant had shown remorse by pleading guilty to the offence in order not to stress the court by wasting time on investigation.
“The heart of my lord is the fountain of mercy. As my lord can see, it is his remorse that is making him cry in the dock.
“He never intended to tarnish the image of the country, it is just unfortunate that some unscrupulous elements took advantage of his naivety.
“All we ask is that the court should tamper justice with mercy as the defendant is a first time offender,” Ilo said.
The prosecuting counsel, Mrs. S.I. Mark, had asked the court to convict the defendant following his guilty plea.
She tendered exhibits, including the cocaine, Brazilian currency, flight ticket and the defendant’s international passport.

http://www.thenationonlineng.net/man-jailed-three-years-drug-trafficking/

A fake street beggar, 40 years old Mrs Chinagoro Uwenke who uses her son to beg for alms was arrested by operatives of Lagos State Environmental and Special Offences Unit (Task Force) at Oshodi Thursday.
Chairman of the Task Force, Olayinka Egbeyemi, a Superintendent of Police (SP) while parading the suspect disclosed that there were many fake beggars pretending and deceiving innocent members of the public with different illnesses/diseases.
According to a release from the task force, the suspect, Mrs. Uwenke confirmed that she bandaged her son’s leg with two rolls of white bandage and poured GV blue ink on the leg every day in order to deceived members of the public to give arms to the innocent boy.
She said they both live at Oloko-danna near Ijora-Olopa area at Oyingbo and that she stopped her son schooling in JSS II at Oworebiri Secondary School at Ata Town in Abia State for street begging when she realised that it was a lucrative business where she made N3,500 to N5,000 on daily basis.
According to the release, the woman said “I brought my son, Sunny Uwenke, 11 years old to Lagos five years ago to beg for arms while the remaining five children are at Ata Town in Abia State with their father”.
She further confirmed that she made much money from arms at Oshodi than any other area of Lagos because of higher influx of people around the area.
“She however pleaded with the government not to charge her to court as she is ready to go back to her town and re-unite with her family voluntarily.”
Reacting to the arrest, Egbeyemi stated that the Agency is collaborating with relevant government Ministries, Agencies and Departments “to get rid of these beggars on streets/roads of Lagos
.

The Chairman stated further that religiously, people should stop apportioning fake killer diseases / illnesses to themselves in order to attract sympathy from the public.
Egbeyemi said the Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Fatai Owoseni has directed that the suspect be immediately charged to court.

http://thenationonlineng.net/lagos-task-force-arrests-fake-female-beggar-son/

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Adetomiwa Edun gives his voice and face to the player “Alex Hunter” in the new FIFA17 The Journey story mode play.

Who is Alex Hunter?

Alex Hunter is a 17-year-old multiracial male from Clapham,London . Hunter's grandfather is former English striker Jim Hunter (20 goals in the 1966–67 season). Under his grandfather's guidance, Hunter has decided to play as a footballer in the Premier League the Journey.
The game will feature a new single-player story campaign mode titled The Journey for PS4, Xbox One and Windows where players assume the role of Alex Hunter, a young footballer trying to make his mark in the Premier League . The player will be able to select one of 20 Premier League clubs to play for at the beginning of the season. The player can play any position including goalkeeper. The story mode also features a dialogue wheel , similar to the Mass Effect series.
Hunter, a character inspired by the likes of Raheem Sterling and Andros Townsend, is thrust into the first team and finds himself in the same dressing room as superstar footballers.
At a recent hands-on event, I got to play this scene. In the demo provided by EA, Hunter had signed for Manchester United. We see him and close friend Gareth Walker, who has also signed for Man Utd, looking agog at their names on their shirts in the dressing room. They're proud, excited and scared.

Adetomiwa Edun is a British, Nigerian and Ghanaian actor best known for his roles as Sir Elyan in the television show Merlin and Alex Hunter in the football videogame FIFA 17 .

Early life

Edun was born in Lagos , Nigeria, to a Nigerian father and a half-Ghanaian , half- English mother. Edun moved to the United Kingdom at the age of 11. He attended Eton College from the age of 13, before reading Classics at Christ's College, Cambridge (University of Cambridge ). In his final year at Christ's College, he won the dissertation prize for his thesis on Homer's Odyssey . His father, a financier , encouraged Edun to enter
banking as a career, and he interned with Citigroup . He considered studying for a Master of Philosophy degree, but decided to attend the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) instead.
Career
In 2000, Edun appeared at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival , as the character Clifford in the show Kassandra by Ivo Stourton . Edun attended RADA, appearing in several productions and graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in Acting in 2008. Following his graduation from RADA, he played small parts in productions at the
Almeida Theatre and the Liverpool Playhouse .He also played
Macbeth in a production of the eponymous play by the National Theatre, earning praise for being "charismatic" and a "fine verse speaker". In 2009, Edun became only the second black actor to play Romeo at the Globe Theatre when he was cast in Dominic Dromgoole 's production of Romeo and Juliet. He also appeared in Slaves , a play by Rex Obano .
Edun has also appeared in several television shows. In 2009, he appeared in an episode of The Fixer , before a role in Law & Order: as a soldier returning from the war in Afghanistan . During
series three of Merlin, Edun appeared as Elyan in three episodes, and was upgraded to a recurring character in series four . Elyan was killed off during the fifth and final series of Merlin in 2012. In 2011, he appeared in two episodes of The Hour as the character Sey, and reprised the role for three episodes in 2012.
In FIFA 17 , Edun assisted the role of the fictional Alex Hunter as part of The Journey, a brand new story-based game mode introduced for this installment.

The Journey's story won't just take place on the pitch of course. Just like a real football career, you'll be part of all of the elements of Alex Hunter's career from panicking in his bedroom back at his Grandpa's house to travelling on private jets and seeing his name on the back of a shirt for the first time.



https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adetomiwa_Edun

http://adetomiwaedunfan.tumblr.com

http://fifa17news.com/fifa-17-story-mode-what-we-know-so-far-about-the-journey-so-far/

http://www.digitalspy.com/gaming/fifa/feature/a796263/fifa-17-is-getting-a-story-mode-and-heres-why/

Videos

FIFA 17 - The Journey - Official Trailer - YouTube


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9LHzVEPodg

The Making of the journey


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDrORSiPddk

In a land of Red Mud, and a time of Ugu… the destiny to defend $5M Ugu Scam rest on the shoulders of an Ankara wearing man. His name...

Nice!! buh when re we gonna own jets like F15, F16 I checked google nw Im not impressed with what i saw about dz Tucano jet

a: A'uzu billahi ,750 goats for N104 million If na cow nko E go b N20b Ok

elopee3000:
maybe he dey export tallest drum and ewedu to yemen

Since whenOsun av been exporting Efo,ewedu,egusi,iru,ori,Adi etc Dy evn export art works and drums,kampala, etc D Ugu export is just new to Una

DIFY20:
Y NOT COMMIT SUICIDE BECAUSE EVEN IN NEXT 100 YEARS OSUN (BROWNNIES) CAN NEVER GET TO THE POSITION OF ANAMBRA STATE

Whr did i mention Anambra in my post Na wa o

Dz guy wey No export $5b Ugu sef dey comission projects anyhow pass d Ugu exporter Phew..

Some people weird sha I no fit put all dz things for mouth Damn!!!

a pic of d commercial quantities,processing and packaging of the Ugu would have shut everybody up instead of dz long Uguranic sermon

FreeGlobe:
bad belle, you don shop? will you eat ugu?

Na that Ugu wey dm dey use teeth tear like humgry lion Haba hold ur ugu abeg Una no get scissors ni?

FreeGlobe:
Haters, well done.. But compare these two

Mrs Ugu stop disturbing my mentions abeg I take Lord of Ugu beg U

saiNDAvengers:
Yes we are happy......report me to Buhari

Oga militant E be like say U dey vex Say your masters no declare NDR today abi take heart abeg

Tolexander:
What about the ones they've fulfilled!

Those ones are sectionals within ND Dz ones are d National threats So u re happy about the successful ones abi

These are the compilation of threats made by Niger delta militants from various sources,which they failed to carry out

1. Militants threaten to launch six missiles in Niger Delta.

A consolidated group of militants under the aegis of the Joint Niger Delta Liberation Force (JNDLF) ,on June 02 2016, threatened to launch six missiles in the Niger Delta.
The group said it would begin the testing of its six missiles, which would last for three days, on June 7.
Though it did not disclose the nature of the missiles, it warned that no airplanes should fly in and out of the country within the period. The weapons are, according to the group, capable of hitting any object despite its size.

http://thenationonlineng.net/militants-threaten-launch-six-missiles-niger-delta-2/

2. Militants threaten to bomb Aso Rock
On the 6th of June 2016 militant group in the Niger Delta, The Joint Niger Delta Liberation Force, threatened to attack the presidential villa in Abuja.

http://sunnewsonline.com/militants-threaten-to-bomb-aso-rock/

3. Niger Delta Militants Threaten To Bomb NNPC Towers, National Assembly

June 06 2016 The Joint Niger Delta Liberation Force, JNDLF, threatened to attack many vital government offices including the headquarters of NNPC in Abuja, National Assembly, the DSS headoffice and other places.

http://www.36ng.com.ng/2016/06/06/niger-delta-militants-threaten-bomb-aso-rock-nnpc-towers-national-assembly-places/


4. Militants threaten to bomb Lagos

The Niger-Delta Avengers (NDA) vow to carry out bomb attacks on installations in Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt and Calabar.

https://www.naij.com/825008-panic-as-militants-plan-bomb-attacks-in-lagos-abuja.html

5. Militants threaten To Bomb Niger Bridge, 3rd Mainland Bridge

Asawana Deadly Force of Niger Delta, (ADFND) promised to take over from the deadly Niger Delta Avengers (NDA) and said it would bomb the Niger Bridge in Onitsha and the 3rd Mainland Bridge in Lagos if their demand is not met by the Federal Government of Nigeria.

http://an24.net/2016/06/25/new-militants-emerge-threatens-bomb-niger-bridge-3rd-mainland-bridge/

6. Militant Group Threatens To Declare Niger Delta A Republic On August 1

Militant Group Threatens To Declare Niger Delta A Republic On August 1
A resurgent militant group in Niger Delta, Adaka Boro Avengers (ABA) has threatened that it would declare the riverine region an independent republic on August 1, 2016.

https://www.naij.com/902921-august-1-day-avengers-issue-warning-south-east-south-south-indigenes.

Owo Iya ti ba OMG Which kind soap Ugandans dey use bath dz days Dey just dey disappoint Em From ABA millitants, to OPC and now their No.1 dilector


KUJE - resetting brains since 1908 .

look @ 1 Xad beXt ⇧ nagging If the name is revealed now He will be sad , displeased and disappointed because it will be another Ugandan & Indonesian

Whenever i see this man I see Ugwu

Cowards Dz people are just disappointing the Ugandans™ ?

In spite of the fact that I'm not happy about the news Some people from the other side boldly said Yorubas are cowards and they want to test our cowardice

We told them that if the Yoruba's re pushed to the wall there will be consequences. but our gracious Hospitality, Peace ♥and calmness to others are mistaken for weakness and cowardice.

Take a look at what they brought to themselves They can't stay in Ogun/lagos due to what some bad eggs among them caused they can't stay in their community also over fears that the military may attack due to threat by ABA militant group to declare a Republic of ND

Direct and train your children onto the right path , and it will bring you peace of mind and give you delight..

I hope their blodas hailing their actions will welcome the IDP with open arms