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ok

that his business.

what happened to all nigerians farms around the country that had been distroyed by fulani herds men?
how many security ops have they sent?

Mutuwa:
stupidddd prophet.. when he doesn't even know his own time of death,reasonable enough for him to start repenting..
see en head like CUP

NIGERIA PROPHETS ALWAYS PROPHESY DOOM. THEY CANNOT SEE BEYOND THAT.

YES!!!

The bomb will go off
♠IN HIS CHURCH
♠IN HIS FAMILY COMPOUND
♠IN HIS BUSINESS OFFICE, and lastly
♠IN HIS BRAIN

Security agaents may be looking beyond the Boko Haram
sect in their investigation into weekend’s explosions in Kuje
and Nyanya in Abuja, The Nation learnt yesterday.

“It may be an opportunistic crime by people with other
motives. Boko Haram is not ruled out but nothing is also
ruled out. It’s investigation that can determine the true
situation and the investigation is in full swing,” a security
source said.

Chief of Defence Staff Gen. Abayomi Olonishakin, Secretary
to the Government of the Federation (SGF) Babachir Lawal
and Chief of Staff to the President Abba Kyari led the
government team to the explosion site on Saturday.

Yesterday, security agents were still combing the Kuje site
for evidence. The place remained cordoned off. No
activities were allowed. Residents and pedestrians were still
shocked. No fewer than 20 people died from the explosions.
The 41 injured are being treated in hospitals.

Vehicles coming into the Federal Capital Territory (FCT)
were being thoroughly searched. Security operatives at
checkpoints within the city especially those along the
Airport road


involved in the battle against terrorism in our country,
rather it should reinvigorate their fighting spirit and be seen
by government as a challenge to arm our forces with more
sophisticated and superior weapons both for intelligence
gathering and combat.

“Beyond these, we urge our government to order the
immediate reinvestigation, arrest and prosecution of all
those previously indicted of sponsoring terror gangs,
especially Boko Haram and other such violent groups in
any part of the country.

“The freedom of those who sponsor deadly violence put the
entire country seated on timed bombs that can explode at
will. No matter how highly placed, whoever have been
indicted should immediately be apprehended and
reinvestigated now.

“We urge all Nigerians to see the battle against terrorism as
our collective battle and therefore every resident must
make information about suspicious movements or
behaviours in and around them available to relevant
security agencies who must act on such information in our
collective national interests.

“We condole with the families of all the victims of these
attacks and urge government to ensure provision of the
best medical attention and treatment for the injured.”
To the NLC, bombings “obviously by decimated terrorists”
are a call for communal vigilance by all residents. “It has
become obvious that since the massive pounding of the
sanctuaries of the terrorists, fragments of the terror cliques
may have organised smaller cells in communities hitherto
thought not to be vulnerable.


“These latest attacks are particularly dangerous as they
were carried out at night and in locations where late
purchases are made. One of the locations, Kuje, is on the
route to our major international airport,” the NLC said.


http://thenationonlineng.net/probe-of-abuja-explosions-to-extend-beyond-boko-haram/

The Nigerian presidency has confirmed
the arrest of a former Petroleum
Minister, Diezani Alison-Madueke, in
London, over allegations of corruption
and money laundering.


“The government is aware of the arrest
and all the government investigative
agencies are working very closely with
the British law enforcement,” the Senior
Special Assistant to the President, Garba
Shehu, told PREMIUM TIMES on Sunday.


“Nigerian authorities are saying for the
first time that matters are being handled
with seriousness and deep commitment.
Nobody wants to give the impression that
this government is frivolous and
unserious.


“For this reason, government is only
confirming active collaboration. Beyond
this, we are not saying more. In due
course, Nigerians will be briefed on
updates as appropriate.”

Asked about the identities of the other
four people arrested with the former
minister, Mr. Shehu declined comments,
saying, “as I said no one is willing to
provide further details at this point”.


The presidential confirmation came two
days after Mrs. Alison-Madueke was
arrested and granted bail by the UK
National Crime Agency over allegations
of corruption and money laundering.
PREMIUM TIMES had on Friday
exclusively reported the arrest of the
former minister, alongside four others.
The identities of the four other people
arrested along with Mrs. Alison-
Madueke, could not be immediately
ascertained.


Former minister accused of graft


Mrs. Alison-Madueke, one of the most
influential officials of the President
Goodluck Jonathan administration, was
first appointed into the federal cabinet in
2007.


A former board member of Shell
Petroleum Development Company of
Nigeria, she was later appointed Minister
of Transport by former President Umaru
Yar’adua.


In December 2008, she was redeployed to
the mines and steel development
ministry.

After former Vice President Goodluck Jonathan became
acting president, Mrs. Alison-Madueke was appointed
Nigeria’s first female petroleum minister in February
2010, a position Mrs. Alison-Madueke held till May 29,
2015 when Mr. Jonathan left office.


Mrs. Alison-Madueke’s tenure as petroleum minister
turned out one of Nigeria’s most controversial, amid
unending allegations of massive corruption.


Under her watch, dubious oil marketers stole trillions of
naira of oil subsidy money. She retained her position
despite an indictment by the House of Representatives
which investigated the fuel subsidy scandal.

Probes by independent audit firms, including the KPMG
and PriceWaterhousecoopers, confirmed that billions of
dollars of oil money were missing. The most notable
case of missing money involved $20billion in 2014, as
alleged by a former Central Bank governor, Lamido
Sanusi.

Several shady deals exposed by PREMIUM TIMES and
confirmed by government and independent auditors
were linked to the former minister and her cronies.
Long before her stint in the oil and gas sector, Mrs.
Alison-Madueke was investigated by the Nigerian
Senate on allegation she paid N30.9 billion to
contractors while she held office as transportation
minister.

In 2009, the Senate indicted and recommended her
prosecution for allegedly transferring N1.2 billion into a
private account of a toll company without due process.
Regardless of the indictments, Mrs. Alison-Madueke got
elected in November 2014 as the first female president
of oil producing countries alliance, OPEC.

The former minister consistently denies wrongdoing. In
June, after leaving office, she rejected all allegations of
embezzlement saying she never stole from Nigeria.


http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/191027-presidency-speaks-out-on-alison-maduekes-arrest-in-london.html

plastic fan.

today's game was a big mistake with poor defending

?

mznuez:
Attention seekers...??
At least you suceeded in making me kwn you're a footballer

EEyah ! ur boyfriend never propose to you yet?

g

he needs ur prayers

b

trueeeeeeeeeee

Operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes
Commission have begun a massive search on the
home of the former Minister of Petroleum
Resources, Dieazani Alison-Madueke.

Details later....


http://saharareporters.com/2015/10/02/efcc-operatives-surround-asokoro-home-former-petroleum-minister-diezani-alison-madueke

INTROVERT:
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ADDED

The immediate past Minister of
Petroleum Resources, Diezani Alison-
Madueke, was on Friday arrested in
London, PREMIUM TIMES can exclusively
and authoritatively report.


The former minister, who was one of the
most powerful officials of the President
Goodluck Jonathan administration, was
arrested Friday morning alongside four
other people by the British law
enforcement agency.


The identities of the four other people
arrested along with her could be
immediately ascertained.


PREMIUM TIMES learnt she was arrested
for offences related to bribery and
corruption being investigated by the UK
National Crime Agency.


Two top British officials in London have
however confirmed the development to
this newspaper. They requested not to be
named because they have no permission
to speak on the issue.


The British High Commission in Nigeria
confirmed that some arrests were made
Friday but declined to disclose the
identities of those involved.


Joseph Abuku, Press and Public Affairs
Officer, said, “This morning, five people
between the ages of 21 and 60 were
arrested on suspicion of bribery and
corruption offences. The crimes are
being investigated by the National Crime
Agency.


“The National Crime Agency does not
confirm identity at arrest nor provide
information that could be used to
corroborate the identity of an arrested
individual.”


It is not clear whether the former
minister was arrested based on request
from the Nigerian government.


President Muhammadu Buhari had on
September 27 hinted that those who
misappropriated billions of naira
belonging to Nigeria’s state oil company
NNPC, would soon be prosecuted.


Mr. Buhari said at a meeting with
President Xi Jinping of China in New York
that his administration was determined
to fully sanitize Nigeria’s oil industry and
make it totally free of corruption and
shady deals.


The President did not, however, say how
soon the prosecutions would start or if
indeed investigations had been
concluded and whether culpable individuals had been
identified.

[img]http://media.premiumtimesng.com/wp-content/files/2015/10/800x473xDiezani-Alison-Madueke-e1443802917859.jpg.pagespeed.ic.5Nd4gUaKNg.webp[/img]

The NNPC under the immediate past administration of
President Goodluck Jonathan was involved in several
shady deals, many of which have been cancelled by the
present government.


However, Mrs. Alison-Madueke, accused of several
corrupt dealings, has stayed away from Nigeria since
Mr. Buhari was sworn-in as president.



http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/190933-exclusive-ex-petroleum-minister-diezani-alison-madueke-arrested-in-london.html

Na so him don turn the state to be

good one!

bloodkiller:


we are winning the war - bastard burukutu sipping gorilla mumuhamado bullharry

buhari is a terrorist - Nasir Elrufai (june 23 2015)

bokoharam are noise makers - paparazi buruntai

fool

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see wetin weed dey cause

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great news

j

SAW THIS ONLINE AND DECIDE TO SHARE



I, my girlfriend and three other friends were having a
jolly discussion last night at a friends house and while
talking, my girlfriend threw up. One of the ladies there
jokingly asked her if she was pregnant.. and my
girlfriend laughed if off saying no, that if she was
pregnant she would know. The lady asked her if she'd
had child before and girlfriend said no but she'd been
pregnant before but she had an abortion. She said it
so casually like she was talking about the price of aso-
ebi.


The abortion was for an ex-boyfriend, not me, so you
can imagine my embarrassment. I called her later to
blast her over what she said and insisted it's not a big
deal. How is abortion not a big deal? If she can
confess to one, how many has she done? I'm thinking
of breaking up with her. Would I be right to do so?

LINK HERE

Mr. Arase has announced that four thousand
“operational policemen are working in partnership
with the military to end insurgency” in the
northeast.



The Inspector General of Police (IGP), Solomon Arase,
issued a public statement to reinforce its partnership
commitments between the Police Force and Nigerian military
to combat Boko Haram and protect civilians in the northeast.

https://saharareporters.com/sites/default/files/styles/normal_medium/public/SOLOMON-ARASE-1.jpg?itok=24gfwTxQ

The personal safety of Nigerians living in the northeast States
of Adamawa, Borno, and Yobe has been in jeopardy for years
following the brutal Boko Haram insurgency. The Nigerian
military and Civilian Joint Task Force (JTF) have been
responsible for protecting civilians in the northeast, especially
in recent months.


Earlier this week SaharaReporters reported that the
spokesman for the 7th Army Division, Colonel IT Gusau,
banned all unauthorized vehicular and animal traffic in Borno
State, following increased threats by Boko Haram during Eid
Kabir.


Mr. Arase has announced that four thousand “operational
policemen are working in partnership with the military to end
insurgency” in the northeast.
Mr. Arase’s statement came during a US delegation visit to the
Police Force Headquarters in Abuja.



http://saharareporters.com/2015/09/24/nigerian-police-force-support-army-fight-boko-haram

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