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If you force people to open their shops on Monday will you force buyers to also come out and patronize them on Mondays as well |
If you force people to open their shops on Monday will you force buyers to also come out on Mondays to patronize them |
AustineE1:oga you don't need to know his team. The very short and only road gov. Mbah built in obinagu Nike last year beside their market has already collapsed. All the roads being built in Emene are sub- standard. |
What a very risky and dangerous behavior |
I just want to see all the pictures evidence |
This sheikh gumi of a Man is very shameless. It's about time the security agency invite him for questioning |
The security situation of this country is very bad. Infact there is insecurity every where |
Hard drugs is very bad to the society |
Please 🙏 some body should answer me who is Chima Amadi |
Please 🙏 some body should answer me who is Chima Amadi |
Every where insecurity. This is very very dangerous |
Very very good for the spirit of sports manship and brotherhood |
Bandits: No Amount of Money Would Make Me Go Back Home, I Swear to God I Will Not Go – Yushau Umar KannywoodfileMay 8, 2025 3:28 PM Aisha and her little sister Rafa'atu once lived a peaceful life—attending school and playing freely. But that changed when violence forced their family out of their village. Now, they share a crumbling shanty in Katsina, unsure of what the future holds. Their family, like thousands across northwest Nigeria, fled their homes due to relentless bandit attacks. Aisha's younger sister could only mutter one word—bandits—when asked why they left. That word alone sums up the terror that has reshaped their lives. Once a schoolgirl, Rafa'atu now has no idea if she’ll ever return to the classroom. Katsina remains one of the hardest-hit states, yet there are no official IDP camps or government shelters. Instead, displaced families have turned to makeshift homes in informal settlements. Ibrahim Rimi, a father among the displaced, shared how his once-stable life was destroyed. “We are eight. I built my house with cement, a three-bedroom apartment, food store and a kitchen. Now I am living in a hut,” he said. Another resident added, “When there is calm, that’s when we can think of a mattress. We don’t have that comfort for now.” Despite the harsh conditions, many say these shanties still feel safer than home. One man, Yushau Umar, made a chilling revelation: “No amount of money would make me go back home, I swear to god I will not go. I rather get bitten by a snake than to fall into bandits hands. I called my nephew's phone, a bandit picked the call and told me it is not Akilu but a bandit. Shockingly I said a bandit, he said yes a bandit. I then prayed may God protect me from you. The bandit said I am next. Because of that threat, I have never stepped my foot in my hometown.” For those lucky enough to escape, the scars remain—emotional and psychological. Children no longer go to school, parents have lost their livelihoods, and families live with constant fear. This is the grim reality for thousands in Katsina. They did not choose to abandon their homes. Banditry forced this life upon them. And until meaningful action is taken, their suffering is bound to continue. Click here to watch the video, start from minute 0:28 From Opera News Content created and supplied by Kannywoodfile . Opera News is a free to use platform and the views and opinions expressed herein are solely those of the author and do not represent, reflect or express the views of Opera News. Any/all written content and images displayed are provided by the blogger/author, appear herein as submitted by the blogger/author and are unedited by Opera News. Opera News does not consent to nor does it condone the posting of any content that violates the rights (including the copyrights) of any third party, nor content that may malign, inter alia, any religion, ethnic group, organization, gender, company, or individual. Opera News furthermore does not condone the use of our platform for the purposes encouraging/endorsing hate speech, violation of human rights and/or utterances of a defamatory nature. If the content contained herein violates any of your rights, including those of copyright, and/or violates any the above mentioned factors, you are requested to immediately notify us using via the following email address feedback-opera-news-app@opera.com and/or report the article using the available reporting functionality built into our Platform.Read more>> |
O.p just confirmed it. it's true story. But ti.Lunbu should have sack himself first |
Very good |
As I am reading this thread, I can not stop laughing. All the A.p.c e warriors have gone over drive. They even have to recruit new agbadorians |
Guy is seeking Enugu East senatorial ticket under p.d.p in 2027 |
He should find a way to replace the money no story |
Poverty capital of the world l. But its leaders behave other wise |
[quote author=Factcheck0001 post=133547085]don't worry U will see his news on social media very soon but many might just think it's cult related killing, they won't know d deep story Just leave him[/quo you openly vowed to kill a human being because the person insulted you |
Oga please 🙏 take God beg to always make your post very short. That it's up to 20 pages, can never make it to be reasonable |
santaclaws:illicit drug dealers from different tribes were arrested from parts of the country, all you did was to open your mouth was and calling Igbos as if it was only them that was mentioned in the article |
Are you sure that he has not gone to help hamas. Because that should be one of his biggest concern now |
He has gone the way of other mortals |
Ok. good riddance to bad rubbish |
Isreal Na your mate |
Oya op spill it out |
Very bad |
Good job Mr governor oti |
Again |