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This is an image of acid attack victim at Nkpor....


Just tell me why I should pray for the goodness of the Nigerian army

The hateful soul wants to divert attention from the OP......

Just see where Buhari's incompetence has landed us

I can understand Buhari is now in a state of dilemma over how to go about Nnamdi Kanu

rapistomenka:
Where was this short albino when APC supported/rooted for ASUU to go on strike under Jonathan

The last time ASUU struck 3 years ago, APC supported them against Goodluck Jonathan and it was Constitutional then.


When did You Amend The Constitution?

They amended the constitution by themselves the moment they rigged their way to aso rock

Can you imagine this government


It was a welcome development under Jonathan but illegal under the gworo-chewing dullard

Soldiers death is on the increase nowadays and unfortunately the press is now tired of keeping mute

Lalasticlala mynd44 This soldier deserves to rest in peace

Okorocha has finally auctioned Imo state to herdsmen

"as much as Lauretta Onochie would like to put lipstick on a pig that is this administration, the facts show it in all its ugliness. I am sure that in her private moments, while eating seedless grapes taken from Aso Rock, she must admit to herself that life has become almost impossible – if not for her, for the 4.58m Nigeria’s who have lost their jobs on her principal’s watch, for the millions of Nigerians who have to buy food at exorbitant prices, for the sons who have watched their fathers be murdered in cold blood & daughters watch their mothers get raped while waiting their turn at the hands of herdsmen in the North Central amongst others."

Deji adeyanju

Just look at how Buhari rubbished this woman's career and chance of going higher

Good question ...... where is Mrs Lauretta Onochie

Or has he gone into hibernation

Na mallam.....nothing concern me

The illiterate and poor mathematician Kemi Adeosun is not qualified to even get near the event center

SaiNigeria:
This boy/guy you are wicked

Sarki must be the first from left

patriotic9jaboy is the one bending

Its a fact.....he who the gods want to destroy they first make mad.

I knew Tinubu was MAD the moment he was pictured bowing to the backward Daura mallam

SolutionsGuy:
Even though Nigerian police is not that credible, I tend to believe this news because I wasn't convinced about this last NDA claims, for the first time and for obvious reasons:

1. I have not really heard of NNPC gas pipeline in Akwa Ibom state. I may be wrong but anyone who knows where NNPC pipeline passed in Akwa Ibom can tell us.

2. Niger Delta Avengers activities are in Delta and Bayelsa. you may say that their sponsors are there, but na you talk that one. Avengers have not blown up facilities in Edo, Akwa Ibom or Rivers State.

You forgot that the leader of Avengers strike team 5 is from Akwai Ibom
Don't ask me how I got to know about it

So with out the gas from Utorogun Gas Plant, Ughelli Delta state,Lagos will not have electricity

This is why i said Lagos belong to all of us


No wonder Oduduwas dont want the country to disintegrate

Rossikk:
Your problem is joblessness allied to mental issues. Wishing you a quick recovery.

My friend I ask you a simple question.....attend to it or you go insert your head inside Obiano's hairy anus


What really makes a region seek secession??.......employed friend of a Gin-addicted drunkard Obiano

Does anyone with a brain believe anything that comes out of any arm of the Nigerian government?


So it has suddenly become a duty for the police to investigate the authenticity of pipeline bombing


As if they can prevent the attacks on pipeline

The Commissioner of Police in Akwa Ibom, Mr Murtala Mani, on Thursday refuted an alleged explosion of pipelines at Ikot Osutek, Oruk-Anam Local Government Area of the state by the Niger Delta Avengers (NDA).

Mani told newsmen in Uyo that the alleged vandalism was an accident caused by a leakage in the gas pipelines. He said that it was a technical problem and that some engineers from Port Harcourt were working to rectify the leakage.
Mani said that the state was safe from the activities of the militant group. NAN reports that the gas pipelines are owned by Seven Energy Company, the operator of Ibom Gas Power Plant, Uquo in Esit-Eket Local Government Area of the state.

Ikot Osutek community, the location of the gas pipelines, is along Ikot Abasi-Ogoni-Port Harcourt axis of the East-West Road in Akwa Ibom. Many residents of the state were disturbed by the alleged attack, due to the revelation that the militant group had vandalised 23 gas pipelines since Feb. 14 when it started attacks. The Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Mr Babatunde Fashola, made the revelation on Monday.

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/06/police-refutes-alleged-pipeline-attack-n/

Rossikk:
Oh shut up, little kid. What do you know about the Biafran war? Dummy. If you see gun now you'll pick race. Online keyboard freedom fighter.

Pack your swollen scrotum one side abeg......


North are the first ethnic group to agitate for secession.....what was their reason(s)

You and your murderous and drunkard bastaaad Obiano need some education on the history of Nigeria.

Ndi ara claiming to be more ONE NIGERIA than the owners of Nigeria(Hausa-Fulanis)

Inconsequential nincompoops......


They are the ones ignorant of Nigeria-Igbo history.

But one thing I know for sure is that the murderous and human-eating occult man called Obiano will never go scott-free.

His murderous activities will be a course of study for the unborn Igbo generation

This man is among the current crop of Niger delta enemies.


But the truth is that our Almighty avengers are not interested in Buhari's dialogue

The Commandant General of the Riverine Security, also known as the Coast Guard of the Federation, Commander Bibi Oduku has lashed out at the Federal Government for proposing to negotiate with resurgent militant groups.

Speaking in Abuja, Oduku urged the Federal Government not to negotiate with Niger Delta Avengers, stressing that the problem of the Niger Delta has been solved through the amnesty package of the late President Umaru Yar’Adua.

The Commandant General stated that the best solution to quashing the resurgence in the activities of militancy in the region was to create a particular platform that will go against them and hold them responsible for their actions


“If Nigeria, called the giant of Africa, wants to dialogue with Avengers, it simply means a shame to Nigeria as a country.

“One; when these young men started on a mili­tant platform, the federal government gave them the opportunity of amnesty. What is the mean­ing of amnesty? It means they are dropping their arms and it means they will never get involved in any criminal activities. If the federal government settles with Avengers, tomorrow, too, other groups will also come up,” Oduku said.


http://dailypost.ng/2016/06/16/dont-dialogue-with-niger-delta-avengers-its-a-shame-oduku-tells-fg/?utm_source=nnd&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=nnd

This is ridiculous. 13 SAN to defend whether certificate exist or not.

I think the simplest thing to end this world class embarrassment is to present the certificate if probably the internet one is genuine.

Otherwise this is the highest grade of corruption.

Buhari an Illiterate terrorist, more corrupt than any body and a bloody liar....

The mallam claims to have attained a secondary school yet he can't provide his certificate, instead he forged one.......


CORRUPT and CRIMINAL! junketeer

Dauraking:
Is it not the same Ooni that I met in a nightclub with Obafemi Martins and some babes in DC last weekend?

Surely na him......

His wife graced the bed of one white guy for decades before she hooked up with the equally randy king via facebook

The spell is now clearing from their eyes...

THE United Middle Belt Youth Congress (UMBYC), a group at the forefront of mapping out the North Central geopolitical zone as Middle Belt has lampooned the north for lining up soldiers from the zone against the Igbos during the Nigerian civil war.

They said the core north easily achieved this by exploiting the command structure of the military and manufacturing fear that Biafra is out to overrun them.

"We know the ignorant years that have passed when we went to war. When they mobilised us to war and told us 'ah they want to terminate you people. The Igbos are majority and in fact they are coming to swallow you people'"

"A lot of us went to the bush to fight. I know how many families of our brothers that we lost in that war. Not to talk about our other brothers, the Igbos who we went to fight ignorantly."

The president-general, Abuka Omababa disclosed this during a courtesy visit of the group to The Moment in Ogudu, Lagos recently saying that the hackneyed concept of 'one north' was also crafted with the connivance of the British to mislead the rest of the country into believing an existence of a gigantic and awesome 'north'.

He added that while it was disheartening enough that they were manipulated into a fratricidal war with the Igbo, the Hausa/Fulani 'were in Sokoto and Kano relaxing and watching the two of us kill each other.'

The group consequently declared that the days they were play-thing in the hands of 'the North' are over for good. They therefore extend a hand of fellowship to other ethnic nationality groups in Nigeria saying that 'without us there is no north; no Middle Belt, no North. If we remove ourselves they are disconnected from Nigeria. So we are the bridge. We have served as the bridge.'

The group said that serial cases of religious intolerance in the north are championed by the Hausa/Fulani who are moulded to perceive non-Muslim practitioners with distaste. They dissociated the Middle Belt from it saying they see others as members of a single humanity rather than with religious or other colourations.

'Prior to the coming of the British, we were occupying our land. We are democratic. We are freethinkers in our various nationalities. If you see a Langtang family; they may have one Muslim, one Christian and one pagan; they cohabit and you will not know the difference.'

'Whenever there is riot in the north, it affects us. Our people run like any other southerner. If you look at these youth corps members that were killed, they brought two to Kogi. So, if Kogi is north, then why is north burying their children?'

Though they blamed the British for grouping and lumping them together with the north, they were insistent that the Middle Belt is not north. Thus, they ask for the official regrouping of Nigeria where they are recognised as distinct federating unit.

'We want our identity to be known. We want to bear our name. We don't want to be covered again...we have the right to determine our own identity.... And we have decided that we are going to do it legitimately. We want to be officially regrouped as Middle Belt region.

'We have the Niger Delta that has been officially regrouped. They are minorities in the south like we are minorities lumped into the north.'

They maintain that gone are the days when they are used as a buffer to protect and comfort the north. They did not see any reason why they would only be used by the north to gather votes during election, and food during scarcity but discarded just as soon as the 'hegemonic' north is satisfied.

'Our resources and land remain closed under the northern Nigeria. And what they do is; if it is time to make use of numbers, our population, they say yes we are relevant. After that; no we are no more relevant.'

'Thanks to the struggle of June 12 which brought President Olusegun Obasanjo to power in 1999. While making appointments he brought General Victor Malu as Chief of Army Staff, Saliu Ibrahim and the rest, then, the north through late Alhaji Wada Nas rose and said that these people do not represent northern interest.

'It is a clear thing that we do not belong there. We want to be separate people, and so shall it be.'

They went on to reiterate their backing to the evolution of a fiscal federalism where the federating units will control the resources in their geographical sphere.

'Make the centre less attractive, so that if you are going there, it is for service. We from the Middle Belt, we will pay our taxes. They should leave Ajaokuta for us; they should leave all those gold, columbite, timber and other solid minerals found in the Middle Belt for us to develop our community.

'What we are saying is that they have concentrated too much power at the centre which is the reason everybody wants to kill others in order to get there. Every region will have to pay tax to the Federal Government.'

Then they upped the ante with some other bold demands.

'We said we need our own 13 per cent from electricity. We need 13 per cent from Ajaokuta, from solid minerals coming from Middle Belt, even from our food. If you see the level of farm work going on in the Middle Belt, you will see why we agitate for Farming Development Commission to provide modern equipment and health facilities.

'Give us also HYPODEC - Hydro Power Development Commission - which Jonathan has already granted and signed into law but has not constituted the board.'

While tracing the history of their struggle for identity, they say that at great cost their progenitors like Ameh Oboni, David Lot and JS Tarka had kick-started this resistance which people like Paul Unongo had continued.

They say that while they remain in touch with their parent body - United Middle Belt Congress (UMBC) - they are determined to add youthful vigour to it, and facilitate the realisation of their dreams of emancipation from northern hegemony and resource control.

'The issue of Middle Belt identity started with the late Ameh Oboni and Attah of Igala. At the northern emirs' meeting, when the Sultan of Sokoto and the rest came, he was told to remove his cap; he said no that the Hausa/Fulani has never been commanders of Igala, and Igalas has never bowed down to them.

'So they threatened that they will show him where he belongs at the next meeting; he too retorted he will show them where they belong. At the next meeting, they insisted and forcefully removed his cap, from which emanated stinging bees that disrupted the meeting. All the emirs ran away except him. But that is the local way of struggling against the domination of the Hausa/Fulani.

'Late Dr. JS Tarka and Paul Unongo, because they were educated, brought it to international attention through the UMBC - United Middle Belt Congress of those days. So the struggle for Middle Belt identity has been on.

They added that when Usman Dan Fodio came with a jihad in 1804, he conquered Kastina, Sokoto and Kano but could not conquer the Lantang and the Birong peoples of Plateau. He was also said not to have defeated Taraba when the state comprised Igala, Jukuns and Tiv peoples.

'He could not conquer us. He could not conquer Middle Belt. So when the British were going they said that these people are difficult to conquer in war, so give them indirect rule system. Co-opt them through the Atta of Igala, through the Gbomgbom of Jos. That is how the British played us to the monolithic north' the group's president-general explained.

The Moment's Editor in charge of daily operations, Martin Azuwike who received the group urged them to continue in the part of non-violent struggle. He said that the nation has so much security concerns which if they resort to violence, Nigeria will have more than a mouthful to chew.

He also said the newspaper will always report their activities with a sense of balance and fairness to others.


http://www.africaundisguised.com/newsportal/story/they-tricked-us-fighting-igbos-during-civil-war-middle-belt-group-says-they-are-not-part-north

MEND is a criminal organisation and must be seen as such........

Sai the Avengers