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Ngokafor:100% Correct |
Henryyy:bros I am telling you from experience, yoruba children don't greet non-yoruba in the morning, even the women dose the same thing. you will only notice what I am saying if you stay in the same compound with them |
he should have gone to China |
The Nigeria Football Federation’s (NFF) Technical Committee has urged the League Management Company (LMC) to guide against some irregularities in the professional league, especially the win at all cost approach by some home clubs. Arguing that the trend if not checked could tarnish the efforts of the body to grow the league, a member of the committee, Christian Chukwu picked the results of matches played at the weekend to buttress his point. He said some unscrupulous club officials and referees were damaging the league, adding that unlike the past two seasons, it was becoming difficult for teams to win matches outside their homes. The Enugu Rangers boss, who said fair officiating would attract more fans to the league, called on the LMC to monitor the activities of the referees to curb bad officiating in matches. culled from Guardian |
they even tell their children not to greet an Igbo man (non-yoruba) in the morning |
stinggy:what is the connection between Edo and ondo ? Edo is purely a Niger-Delta state while ondo is a yoruba state, please stop including Edo in your Oduduwa republic |
upon all these, how come the Biafrans still lost the war |
The Federal High Court in Lagos on Monday lifted the order barring a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Chief Mike Ozekhome, from accessing his Guaranty Trust Bank account. source from punch |
The Edo State Governorship Election Petitions tribunal on Monday reserved ruling in the petition filed by the Peoples Democratic Party and its candidate, Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu, after the parties adopted their final addresses in the case. The Chairman of the three-man panel, Justice Ahmed Badamasi, said that judgement would be delivered on a date to be communicated to the parties. culled from punch |
5. Bola Tinubu Once hailed as the next Awolowo, Bola Tinubu is now looking more like Afonja incarnate. His mystical toga was first torn to shreds by the Saraki faction of the APC which taught Tinubu a valuable lesson that the national assembly is not division 4 Alausa local league. Rebuffed by Buhari in public to his face that the APC has no national leader, Buhari will later cut Tinubu to size by rejecting all his proposals for ministerial nomination from the SW and later seal his political coffin in Ondo election. Bola and his wife Remi Tinubu have now confined themselves to Bourdillon Road with the likes of Dino daring the lion in its cave to come out. omon you wan kill me with laughter |
AngelicBeing:it seems i am talking to a teenager |
AngelicBeing:It is APC that destroyed Nigeria within 2yrs, At least people were not committing suicide by jumping into the lagoon during PDP era |
AngelicBeing:biased man, can't you condemned your clueless APC without involving PDP |
agbangam:maybe you are eating free food, not paying house rent and sleeping with senseless secondary school girls, that is why you can type such things |
This sowore should bury his head in shame, |
PDP is alive and waxing stronger |
The Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Ibrahim Idris, on Friday justified the arrest of only suspects of Yoruba extraction over the recent clash in Ile-Ife, Osun State, which resulted in the death of about 46 persons. He said crime neither has tribe nor identity. Idris spoke with State House correspondents shortly after briefing President Muhammadu Buhari of security situations in parts of the country inside the Presidential Villa, Abuja. The police had been in the eye of the storm for arresting and parading 20 Yoruba persons, including a monarch, over the clash while not a single Hausa/Fulani person was detained. The pan-Yoruba group, Afenifere; and the Oodua Peoples Congress are among groups and individuals that have been criticising the police over the development. Idris however said the police would not hesitate to apply the law once criminal cases are established against individuals, irrespective of their tribe. He said, “You know we are police officers. Crime has no tribe. If you are a criminal, you are a criminal. “Crime has no face. We don’t look at crime in the identity of where you are coming from. “As far as you are a criminal and the police find you wanting, we apply the law.” He said investigation had revealed that the crisis started with a disagreement between two people selling food along the road. Source from Punch Newspaper |
abouzaid:Osibanjo can be excuse, because his is part of the FG. what baffles me is that those loud-mouthed so called yoruba leaders have suddenly gone mute due to cowardness. except for Fayose, Odumakin and Fani-Kayode |
Jokerman:where is sahara reporters, where is Aregbesola Where is Obasanjo where is wole soyinka where are all the yoruba leaders who sold their people to this administration |
One of the bullets reportedly fired by soldiers attached to 707 Special Forces Brigade in Makurdi, Benue State, has killed a secondary school pupil, identified as Ayew Atume. It was gathered that Atume, a resident of Jato Aka in the Kwande Local Government Area of the state, was having a lunch in his parents’compound after returning from school on Tuesday when the stray bullet hit him. He reportedly died at the spot. UNCH Metro gathered that some members of a vigilance group in the community had intercepted a car conveying some suspected Fulani herdsmen. The security guards were said to have found arms in the vehicle, which made them to detain the occupants. A resident, who did not give his name, said the herdsmen alerted soldiers in the Kashimbila area of the state, who raced to the scene and allegedly freed the men, shooting continuously. In the process, one of the bullets killed Atume. The resident said, “Youths keeping vigilance on the town acted on a tip-off and intercepted a vehicle conveying some suspected herdsmen who were in possession of arms. The suspects called soldiers in Kashimbila who then called their colleagues stationed in Jato Aka to rescue the men. “The soldiers arrived at the scene and whisked the car and the occupants to their base. The continued insistence of the youth for the vehicle to be handed over to the police angered the soldiers who started shooting indiscriminately into the air to frighten them. “Ayew (Atume) was killed by a stray bullet. The boy just returned from school and was taking his lunch in his parents’ compound near the scene of the incident when the bullet hit him. He died instantly.” Another resident said several other persons were injured in the commotion that followed the shootings as people scampered to safety. “The situation now is such that residents of the town are leaving, while commercial activities have been put to a halt. The villagers are alleging conspiracy between the Fulani herdsmen and the soldiers to destroy the town. Many residents were injured on Tuesday by the soldiers’ bullets, including a community leader,” he added. source: Punch Newspaper |
Ibos, They can kill because of money. FLAT-HEADS |
gbegemaster:Punch newspaper |
Yoruba socio-cultural organisation, Afenifere, has said it will assemble over 100 lawyers to defend the 20 indigenes of Ile-Ife, who are being held for their alleged involvement in the recent clash between the indigenes and the Hausa community in the town. The PUNCH learnt on Wednesday that the organisation had secured the readiness of no fewer than 18 lawyers of Yoruba extraction to represent the accused persons free. The National Publicity Secretary of Afenifere, Yinka Odumakin, stated this in an interview with one of our correspondents in Abuja. He was reacting to the demand for clarifications by The PUNCH on a statement by him on the fate of the Ife citizens. “For now, about 18 Yoruba sons and daughters, who are all lawyers, have expressed interest to defend their brothers who have been falsely accused. Many others are coming to join. At the end, Afenifere will be having over 100 Yoruba lawyers to defend the 20 Ife indigenes,” he said. In the statement, Afenifere said it would resist the undue deployment of federal troops in the South-West to settle ethnic scores. It added, “Following the illegal, unconstitutional and sectional parade of 20 Ife indigenes over the recent clashes between the host community and Arewa settlers, Afenifere has vowed to resist the undue deployment of federal might to settle ethnic scores. “As a first step in this regard, we have assembled a powerful team of lawyers to enforce the fundamental human rights of the 20 abducted Yoruba persons. “It is a settled law that the investigation and trial of suspects must take place at the scene of the crime. We are appreciative of the many lawyers of Yoruba extraction who have taken up this challenge pro bono. “The legal team will challenge this subversion of due process while political pressure continues on why two communities will be involved in a fight and only members of one community will be put on trial by a police whose leadership is of the same ethnic group with the other party in the conflict. “We restate the fact that the Arewa group started the killings in Ife by killing a Yoruba young man. This is clearly missing in the skewed report by the police. “We appeal to our people to be calm while we pursue the legal angle to this challenge to our pride as a people as the first step.” Meanwhile, the Civil Societies Coalition for the Emancipation of Osun State has called on the Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Ibrahim Idris, to release innocent persons arrested in connection with the clash in Ile-Ife. The chairman of the group, Mr. Sulaiman Adeniyi, said this in a statement made available to one of our correspondents in Osogbo on Wednesday. He stated that Yoruba people across Nigeria would rise against the bias, adding that the people would not allow the kind of mindless arrests targeted at the race during the June 12, 1993 impasse to stand. Adeniyi, who blamed President Muhammadu Buhari and Governor Rauf Aregbesola for not saying anything against the biased investigation by the police, argued that the lopsided investigation could pit the people against the police. The group described the security operatives’ action as unacceptable, barbaric, unfair, satanic, evil, ungodly and a crime against humanity and God. It added, “The police should live above board in dealing with a situation of this nature by not engaging in action that might trigger another crisis in our society. “Nothing good will come out of the police investigation than unnecessary tension to the peaceful town. “Yoruba are not second-class citizens to other ethnic groups in Nigeria and the security operatives’ action is unacceptable and totally rejected by all and sundry. “Our advice to the Nigeria Police over this matter is to release the innocent residents arrested unconditionally by going for an amicable resolution (of the crisis). “We do not want a situation where citizens will be attacking police formations in the area if their family members are not released on time. “As we all know, the Hausa and Yoruba have been living together in Ile-Ife and other towns in Osun State for a very long time and this avoidable Ile-Ife crisis should not be allowed to escalate. The group called on human rights groups and individual rights activists to rise against what it described as an injustice done to the people of Ile-Ife after the destruction of the lives of the indigenes and their properties. culled from Punch. |
ha ha, we are yet to see his SSCE |
The judges in our appeal courts are not different, that is why we have conflicting judgement |
DropShot:I can see your level of intellect, It is better not to ruffle myself with you |
Nne5:A dead party dosen't have members and structures The PDP will definitely come back and win the 2019 election |
harbdulrasaq88:after publishing their names, what else ! in your mind they should be rounded up by the security operatives. I think you should wake up from your ignorance and know that the three arms of government operates independently, the CG Hameed Ali is answerable to all of them |
alizma:It seems PDP is your nightmare |
pazienza:It was Ironsi that forced the unified military system of government on Nigeria, for six months, he was trying to consolidate on his power, before he was eventually assessinated |
This is the problem with Igbo, When APC was in opposition, you hardly see an Igbo man among their mist, but now APC is in power, they are all trooping to a party they tam Hausa and yoruba party, all because of money and their individualism |
9jabull:Biafra is not by force, Accept the reality on ground, the unity of this country is non-negotiable |
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Tutor me pls.