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NGpatriot:Honestly, you've got serious mental problems Several people (innocent unarmed protesters) were fired at by the NA & you could say about it is all these gibberish here Not even an iota of pity on the victims? So, if they were actually shot & sent to the hospital, what's the guarantee they lived through it? The Nigerian govt & NA are heartless 1st denied they weren't there & videos were photoshopped 2. Never shot at protesters 3. They shot blanks 4. Removed cameras & shutdown lights before these shootings Guys, anyone who can leave Nigeria should just do so for this country of ours is cursed For this kind of event to happen & some ignoramus are here defending this shit? May successive govt's shoot at them.and their generations like.this |
Christistruth00:Bros make simple truth dey dey Una mouth She said as at the time she left, soldiers arrived & kept shooting for 20mims before she left She left cos the place was tensed already and that soldiers allowed her leave the scene after she showed her ID as journalist from BBC. Now, why would soldiers only allow her pass cos she was from BBC? Were they planning something sinister? Soldiers arrived there at about 7pm & left at least by 2am; 7hrs & she only saw the 1st 20mins My dear watch that video again |
uptimum123:DJ SWITCH? Like what? Go to the Twitter page of the NA(HQNigerianArmy) you will see a claim by same NA that they were never there Few questions for you 1. Why did the deny ever being there? 2. How come bullet shells were found at the protest ground? 3. How did Sanwolu agree that only 2 people were shot dead? https://nairametrics.com/2020/10/27/lekki-tollgate-shooting-sanwo-olu-insists-on-2-deaths-no-bloodstains-at-the-scene/ 4. Did you watch the CNN's videos to see soldiers shooting with noozles downwards? Bros, Naija is shameless honestly |
How heartless can we humans be? Imagine this sweetheart denied a life by an idiot? People are wicked ooo May GOD intervene strongly |
uptimum123:I don't think he died, he was shown during one of the hospital visits But what's your aim here? To prove what to the world? Are we not ashamed that the military shot at peaceful protesters waving the Nigerian flag? I mean do you have shame at all? That this man shot this way proves that people died at that toll |
moneyshop:I wish I could interact more with you So, it's possible to be denied sex for over 2months esp in a married man? Is this actually a phase with most women or is it that some women.dont actually wanna pay their own price of the marriage partnership? |
helinues:Lol How you call Igbos minority, agreed Hope you know you're a minority with Hausa-Fulani? And how you get annoyed when you're referred as such |
Nightstalker:Please Oga, the Yoruba tribe I know and love isn't cursed Ease take back these words, don't over react over the irrate act of some goblins |
Kestolove:Lol Naso, saints 2. Here is Igbos abi? Baba Oyedepo has become Igbo, right? https://www.google.com/amp/s/dailypost.ng/2017/07/17/bishop-oyedepo-reveals-plans-islamize-nigeria-video/ 3. Fayemi has become Igbo, abi? https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2020/11/01/to-save-nigeria-fayemi-el-rufai-insist-restructuring-is-the-way-out/amp/ 4. An agitation for Oduduwaland with a bonafide flag has become we want Biafra alone, right? https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2020/09/oduduwa-republic-oct-1-rally-divides-yoruba-leaders/amp/ 5. Afenifere is now Igbo, abi? https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2020/07/2023-presidency-southwest-is-ready-to-take-over-from-president-buhari-says-arg/amp/ You abhor evil then nothing evil.should be found in Yorubaland right? So the bullion van on election even na good thing? Covid-19 palliative donated by companies & other countries was found in a while Oba's palace?(The day this happens in any local king's place in Igboland is the day they loose their respect of not crown) All the bribery and corruption, rituals infact Yorubaland would have been a perfect land if this were to be true The Yoruba I know is sweet n nice faraway from.what I see from most of you here in NL |
Kestolove:Of what use have you been to planet earth? Of what impact have you and your INEC position reflected in yourself, your generations, your tribe, this country & the world I heard Nigeria will.import fuel.from Niger; oil people refine locally in ND abi Biafran technologist did for over 3yrs over 60yrs ago? Who needs to be a king in hell? I'd rather be a slave in heaven. Like I always say to my fellow Igbos, we must stay away from Nigerian politics. Let the North continue & these morons here will learn better Imagine the shame of a nation on the Lekki shootings, borrowing from Brazil as China can no longer keep the loans going, importing bullets from Serbia, etc @Kestohate, what is even good in this country aside the goodwill of some of its citizens that I will want to be a major part of this failure? Please let's have more of Mamood, your children will remain the victims not mine |
morbid:That's the problem The acts happening Nigeria have never been rational & believe me, all you read above is all there is to this story These police guys shoot at will |
YouAreFinished:Exam malpractice indeed Oga, checkout international competitions too Anambra has done so much Calm down, |
PrinceGallant:Can we atleast see a pic? Bros, the Fulani we know will first attack sef and are more armed with AK47 |
WandaMaximoff:Funny you n pathetic indeed So, who in this Africa didn't come from a place with fetish history? In my place we don't kill pythons but most of us do |
Even look at the alignment of the fonts in the papers, gibberish |
Christistruth00:Good that we traded videos, now can we accept that one gets played down? I've never been a supporter of Kanu anyway |
YouAreFinished:Boko Haram na IPOB You no get power na IPOB Fuel price don hike still IPOB This IPOB must have some principal powers over you and yours oooo You are(Really)Finished ooo Dem sha no hold me just you |
YouAreFinished:Boko Haram na IPOB You no get power na IPOB Fuel price don hike still IPOB This IPOB must have some principal powers over you and yours oooo Dem sha no hold me just you |
I'll be the last person to judge others on hearsay and I don't agree that Black American women are promiscuous though they can be very loud & aggressive. And Nigerian men are not as patient & self-controlling (especially with words) as the American guys; though they will so love the loyalty of the black American woman |
Cyberterror:His intelligence and boldness will be adored by your sensible generations to come. Falz for president |
https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2020/11/09/uae-court-jails-6-nigerians-over-boko-haram-funding/ Home - THISDAYLIVE logo 4' UAE Court Jails 6 Nigerians over Boko Haram Funding editorNovember 9, 2020 3:05 Pm An Abu Dhabi Federal Court of Appeal in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has upheld the imprisonment imposed on six Nigerian citizens found guilty of funding the Boko Haram terrorist group operating in the North East of Nigeria. The six Nigerians who bagged various jail terms were found guilty of facilitating a huge sum of $782,000 into the possession of Boko Haram insurgents, who have been terrorizing Nigeria for more than a decade. According to a Daily Trust report, two of the convicts, Surajo Muhammad and Saleh Adamu are to spend the rest part of their lives in the UAE prison while the others; Ibrahim Alhassan, AbdurRahman Musa, Bashir Yusuf and Muhammad Isa will each spend 10 years. The six Nigerians were said to have been convicted and sentenced to jail last year, while there appeal to the Federal Court of Appeal was unsuccessful. The verdict of the Court indicated that between 2015 and 2016, the six Nigerians channeled cash flow in United States dollars into bank accounts in favour of some Boko Haram insurgents. Although, the families of the defendants are still contesting the judgment of the trial court and Court of Appeal, they are however in prison. The arraignment and subsequent conviction as well as sentencing of the defendants by courts in the United Arab Emirates, to some extent has put names and faces to sponsors of insurgents in the North East of Nigeria, which for over 10 years have remained a mystery. According to the Daily Trust report, families of the defendants continues to maintain innocence of the defendants, claiming that they were “framed up” on the grounds that they had been doing legitimate bureau de change business in the UAE before their arrest. According to a Daily Trust report, two of the convicts, Surajo Muhammad and Saleh Adamu are to spend the rest part of their lives in the UAE prison while the others; Ibrahim Alhassan, AbdurRahman Musa, Bashir Yusuf and Muhammad Isa will each spend 10 years. The six Nigerians were said to have been convicted and sentenced to jail last year, while there appeal to the Federal Court of Appeal was unsuccessful. The verdict of the Court indicated that between 2015 and 2016, the six Nigerians channeled cash flow in United States dollars into bank accounts in favour of some Boko Haram insurgents. Although, the families of the defendants are still contesting the judgment of the trial court and Court of Appeal, they are however in prison. The arraignment and subsequent conviction as well as sentencing of the defendants by courts in the United Arab Emirates, to some extent has put names and faces to sponsors of insurgents in the North East of Nigeria, which for over 10 years have remained a mystery. According to the Daily Trust report, families of the defendants continues to maintain innocence of the defendants, claiming that they were “framed up” on the grounds that they had been doing legitimate bureau de change business in the UAE before their arrest. In the charge filed against them, Muhammad and the five other co-defendants were accused of funding a terror group (Boko Haram) by facilitating transfers of money from Dubai to Nigeria for alleged terror operations. Their activities were said to have contravened Article 29, Clause 3 of UAE’s Federal Law No 7 of 2017 with regards to anti-terrorism law. The defendants who are said to be confirmed members of the dreaded Boko Haram group were arrested between April 16 and 17, 2017, following a search warrant issued by UAE National Security Bureau, after which there houses were searched and incriminating documents that led to their trial were found “The first and second accused were said to have been charged for joining the Boko Haram group in Nigeria knowingly, which is a crime punishable under Article 22/2 of the Federal Law No 7 of 2017 with regards to anti-terrorism punishable by death or life imprisonment. “The third, fourth, fifth and sixth accused were charged with assisting the terror group knowingly, which is a crime under Article 31, Clause 1 of the same law, and is punishable by life imprisonment or jail for not less than five years under the UAE law”, the paper had reported. It was also reported that almost all the transactions that indicted the defendants were initiated by two undercover Boko Haram agents Alhaji Sa’idu and Alhaji Ashiru based in Nigeria from where they were facilitating the funding transactions. Ashiru, alleged to be “a Nigerian government official” was said to have facilitated the transfer of misappropriated public funds to the group. According to relatives of the defendants, there is every likelihood that the defendants were deceived in the course of carrying out their legitimate bureau de change transactions not aware that such transactions formed part of proceeds connected to Boko Haram. According to them, “Alhaji Sa’idu, would arrange an unidentified or vaguely identified Arab person on a visit to Dubai from Turkey to hand over an amount of money in US Dollars to one of the convicts who would, in turn, advise his Nigerian-based business partners to hand over the Naira equivalent of the amount to him (Alhaji Sa’idu). A source familiar with the case said, “I think Alhaji Sa’idu is just Nom de guerre who used the gullibility of the victims to achieve his aim. They were into bureau de change business, receiving and sending monies on behalf of others. HOME BUSINESS POLITICS NIGERIA EDUCATION EDITORIAL BACKPAGE Home - THISDAYLIVE logo 4' UAE Court Jails 6 Nigerians over Boko Haram Funding editorNovember 9, 2020 3:05 Pm An Abu Dhabi Federal Court of Appeal in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has upheld the imprisonment imposed on six Nigerian citizens found guilty of funding the Boko Haram terrorist group operating in the North East of Nigeria. The six Nigerians who bagged various jail terms were found guilty of facilitating a huge sum of $782,000 into the possession of Boko Haram insurgents, who have been terrorizing Nigeria for more than a decade. According to a Daily Trust report, two of the convicts, Surajo Muhammad and Saleh Adamu are to spend the rest part of their lives in the UAE prison while the others; Ibrahim Alhassan, AbdurRahman Musa, Bashir Yusuf and Muhammad Isa will each spend 10 years. The six Nigerians were said to have been convicted and sentenced to jail last year, while there appeal to the Federal Court of Appeal was unsuccessful. The verdict of the Court indicated that between 2015 and 2016, the six Nigerians channeled cash flow in United States dollars into bank accounts in favour of some Boko Haram insurgents. Although, the families of the defendants are still contesting the judgment of the trial court and Court of Appeal, they are however in prison. The arraignment and subsequent conviction as well as sentencing of the defendants by courts in the United Arab Emirates, to some extent has put names and faces to sponsors of insurgents in the North East of Nigeria, which for over 10 years have remained a mystery. According to the Daily Trust report, families of the defendants continues to maintain innocence of the defendants, claiming that they were “framed up” on the grounds that they had been doing legitimate bureau de change business in the UAE before their arrest. In the charge filed against them, Muhammad and the five other co-defendants were accused of funding a terror group (Boko Haram) by facilitating transfers of money from Dubai to Nigeria for alleged terror operations. Their activities were said to have contravened Article 29, Clause 3 of UAE’s Federal Law No 7 of 2017 with regards to anti-terrorism law. The defendants who are said to be confirmed members of the dreaded Boko Haram group were arrested between April 16 and 17, 2017, following a search warrant issued by UAE National Security Bureau, after which there houses were searched and incriminating documents that led to their trial were found. “The first and second accused were said to have been charged for joining the Boko Haram group in Nigeria knowingly, which is a crime punishable under Article 22/2 of the Federal Law No 7 of 2017 with regards to anti-terrorism punishable by death or life imprisonment. “The third, fourth, fifth and sixth accused were charged with assisting the terror group knowingly, which is a crime under Article 31, Clause 1 of the same law, and is punishable by life imprisonment or jail for not less than five years under the UAE law”, the paper had reported. It was also reported that almost all the transactions that indicted the defendants were initiated by two undercover Boko Haram agents Alhaji Sa’idu and Alhaji Ashiru based in Nigeria from where they were facilitating the funding transactions. Ashiru, alleged to be “a Nigerian government official” was said to have facilitated the transfer of misappropriated public funds to the group. According to relatives of the defendants, there is every likelihood that the defendants were deceived in the course of carrying out their legitimate bureau de change transactions not aware that such transactions formed part of proceeds connected to Boko Haram. According to them, “Alhaji Sa’idu, would arrange an unidentified or vaguely identified Arab person on a visit to Dubai from Turkey to hand over an amount of money in US Dollars to one of the convicts who would, in turn, advise his Nigerian-based business partners to hand over the Naira equivalent of the amount to him (Alhaji Sa’idu). A source familiar with the case said, “I think Alhaji Sa’idu is just Nom de guerre who used the gullibility of the victims to achieve his aim. They were into bureau de change business, receiving and sending monies on behalf of others. “From what I understand, they have been doing the business for long and along the line, they fell into a trap. I am not siding with them or trying to indict them but generally, there is ignorance on their side,” he said. However when contacted for his reaction to the development, Nigeria’s Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Mr Abubakar Malami, SAN, was said to be at the National Assembly for the defence of the ministry’s 2021 budget. His media aide, Dr Umar Gwandu however promised to get across once he is able to get confirmation from the minister. YOU SEE THIS COUNTRY SO, OUR EYE GO CLEAR ONE DAY TILL THE DAY THIS COUNTRY GO SHOW FOR AMAZON FOR SALE WE GO KNOW Mods, una still dey ban? |
gimakon:Do I even care about NL blocking me again? I only come here when I have time to waste NL kept suppressing the truth thinking they'll go far Suppress the right to seperation(even a child has the right to seperate from his parent; as far back as prodigal son, people of those ages are more civilised than people of now) but will support every kind of jab on people Imagine the kind of wickedness our political class exhibit yet NL won't let you expose them but will keep dancing to the tune of those PMB attack dogs President Trump the Americans dislike gets abused daily on both CNN & Al-Jazeera but here they suppress everything NL would have been a wonderful platform d |
Where is that ? Wait guys, ASUU has been on strike for sometime now and aside the news everywhere is quiet? How this govt suppresses goodwill & people's right to speech even on radio stations baffles me ASUU strike and everywhere is quiet like it's normal? Shame A regime.that freezes people's accounts & passports for just protesting? Mehn, shame to all of you |
I don't understand the NPF The confirmed kidnapper Evans has not been killed but an unconfirmed one was just murdered without due process? |
genius123:Put up your contact phone no |
helinues:So your conscience pricks you about things like this but ones it is the Igbos who ask you start throwing jabs? |
LibertyRep:You're right I for one will never join in a non-Igbo matter like that Nwanze guy did up there Some people claimed Igbos wanted to destroy Lagos during the protest; claiming Lagos was the only place structures were burnt |
seunmsg:Naso Endsars wey NGN wan die ontop take start online |
RedPhoenix:Are you sure this guy wasn't also released from the psy..... during the attacks by hoodlums? Wetin concern this with this topic? |
I am � Igbo and yes Wike is � right here I just wonder how people allow this NK of a guy dictate actions for them This guy no reach people wey we dey listen to.in Igboland Nawaoooooo |
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