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but in Nigeria my country they still open there airport to foreigner all in the name of resident permit my broda and sister the tym is now to fight for our self oo this people up dere are not ready to do dat unless we do by ourself oo... God bless the people of Nigeria my great country..

sheylarhh:
https://punchng.com/breaking-coronavirus-fg-orders-closure-of-varsities-schools-nationwide/

I don't think it affects the polytechnics cuz IMO state polytechnic are doing dere exams now and they ave not announce the closure..

GidifeedNews:
Source: https://techpoint.africa/2020/02/03/gokada-lays-off-staff/

just imagine all dis bike riders in dis pics are now job less Lagos is in big trouble.. fashola and ambode new Wat dey were doing wen they left this guy's alone... this is too bad..

majamajic:
It's on xvideos

I didn't see it oo.. Wat should I search...

and Wat are they doing in the case of osun state flood that one is in our country oo..

GOFRONT:
See food for bokoharam

na u be the best food not my own bro

Chinekepikin:
Banky Wellington is coasting to victory as he have been winning in other polling units.

Am Happy For Him ...

See reactions below and Watch Video HERE

so u will come and do ur own village thing after 4yrs u too will commission a public toilet

Gossiplover:
Read as shared by Facebook user, David-Jack Aribima.

I neither snatched a ballot box nor threatened the life of any citizen. I had only stood, shocked by what these power thirsty men have turned our land into—this theatre of war. Before my eyes three bodies, soaked in blood, were lugged to the alleyway were I stood. The guns rattled close by, and I fled with the many other people who ran for their lives.

A gang of boys camouflaged in military outfits, heavily guarded by armoured cars and men of the Nigerian military, trooped down the road, shooting directly into the town and at anyone who was suspected to be a member of the PDP.

I sprawled on the ground in a makeshift bar I had found at the waterside where I had run to when the shooting became very intense. The armies followed, shooting directly at citizens who had come out expecting to see an election, but now face their death sentence. Peering through spaces between ground and wooden walls, I saw people, many people bleeding from their necks and backs and bellies and jumping into the river.

I was there, lying on that temporal space between life and death, still trying to post on a news on my Facebook wall when a trudge drew closer, matched the wooden wall down and cracked a gun to my head.

At this point, I knew it had finally happened. We had earlier heard the news of their plan to incarcerate members of the PDP before the elections. Although they had no been very successful at this plan, early this morning, the Secretary to the Akuku-Toru Local Government Council was pick up from his house under very severe torture.

I quickly taped the SHARE function on my phone screen to post what I had written in wait of what might happen.

"I have been arrested by men of the Nigerian military. I don't know what will happen next," it read.

Why some people found it difficult to believe this news and chose to make jest of it on my wall, is what I still struggle to understand. Does the news sound like a scam or an attempt for one to score some cheap popularity? I do not think so. I think of it rather as a measure taken for my security.

Five military officers arrested me. They had riffles, daggers and another young man who begged mercilessly for his life. The boy had also been apprehended from a room where he was hiding for his life.

"I from this compound o," he begged. "Na as them they shoot for our house, na'im make I run come hide for here."

I brought out my voters card quickly to identify myself as did also the man. But it was only a waste of time as the army officers snatched our PVCs without any effort for identification.

We were moved to a compound belonging to an APC stalwart. Here, we were to be identified by APC members for what I knew would be an implication.

"Ehem! See am there," a young raised an accusation on our entrance into the yard. He was obviously pointing at me. " Him follow. Na them be the boys."

What follow were strokes of koboko. Slaps. And a teargassing of my eyes until I heard a voice from afar.

"No no no, it said."

" Leave this one..."

"I know him..."

"He's not one of them."

I ran as fast as the soldiers booted my back and buttocks.

I did not bother to say anything to the men who ordered for my beating or the man who saved my life this evening.

But I recognized the voice that said, "Leave this one." It was of a man who comes from this place and knows me to be of this land. It was the voice of the land.

The land does not consume its own.

We will overcome!

u people will not say Wat happened for real all u know how to do is give the military a bad image did u forget to put dat ur community opened fire at a military van killing one and wounded two odas ..stop dis before the spirit of the dead follow u

dis is not all dere is more to the video DAT we are not told but all d same it is so touching...

Same they told mr with my w3 I was just browsing it just went off and dats it I took it to their service center dey said I will need to change d panel ..I don't think dis guys knows anything Oda Dan change the panel that's all dey teach dem..

After dat u collect him number abi so u go make feel at home na

[color=#550000][/color]chai dis Alhajas try oo see yansh ..

kirajustice:
A group of youths from Obio Etoi community are currently protesting in front of the Godswill Akpabio stadium in Uyo over non-compensation for using their 'land'.

The angry youths believe that the government should be giving some kind of payment to them for situating the stadium in their community.PoliticsNGR has obtained photographs from the scene. See them below;

http://politicsngr.com/2017/10/04/youths-protest-godswill-akpabio-stadium-non-settlement-photos/

Akwa ibom state youth don't want to work at all after all the good things in the state they will still say the govt no do anything..

UrennaNkoli:
lol.. I don't know why I just dislike Nigerian soldiers. Most especially those non-comissioned officers wey no go school.. Even the commisioned ones, na God-fatherism thy used to get there. Many of them can't even spell their names correctly. I've had something to do with NAEC. Nigerian Army Education Corps so I know what I'm saying.

U are to ignorant to know wat u are saying that is y u are a civilian....

lofty900:
They're on punishment. If you've ever lived in the army barracks you'll know what I'm talking about. When soldiers commits an offense, they're locked up in a guard room for some weeks or months depending on the gravity of the offense. Sometimes they'll bring them out of the guardroom and given some chores by senior officers as punishment. The chores varies, it could be sweeping, washing officers cars, mowing lawns, cutting grass after which they'll return to the guardroom. I saw these things while living in the army barracks. Forget about the banner you see there, there's no way officers will come out for sanitation when there're able bodied offenders in the guardroom. NO WAY

Now I c dat u can't read at all.. So u can't just read and understand Wat d banner say mumu..

alphabanks:
People are saying he had to run for cover and I ask WHICH COVER? He gunned one by the door and had the criminal in the back of the car pinned down before adrenaline kicked in and he ran into the firing range of the criminal. If you notice the criminal didn't come out of the car until he ran right in front of him. If the officer had stayed in his cover he could easily have taken the guy out if he dared to come out of the vehicle. Worst case scenario is that they would have sprayed the building while trying to drive off. He would have had a better chance there than running into the range of enemy fire. Or better yet he should have run towards the road.

I am also of the opinion that the criminals were inexperienced as they parked right in front of the security post and didn't even try to neutralize the post first. They just went straight for their money. So the officers should have either remained still inside the post or let d robbers all come out from the vehicle as they attempted to do and let loose all hell on them. Rather they started shooting sporadically without seeing the enemy.

In the end it was adrenaline, fear and poor tactical skill under duress. However he was a brave man and I respect him eternally. I do hope the Police college and Mopol command will use this video to train and retrain officers.

yes I hope the college do use this video for training cuz its really educative to them..

imam07:
My guy u are funny. Observe wetin.To observe weather or u think nah toy gun dey their hand.No talk that thing again oo

u won't understand that is y u are a civilian.. how many fire fight ave u been to? check my profile and c..

good evening ladies and gentlemen I just want to shad more light on dis story
1.i really commend this policeman courage 2.he is in a very good position to get all the robbers..
3.he should ave observed them first counted how many they were before he engages them from his cover I bet u if he did all dis he will over power dem In a fire fight it's nt all d tym u need much ammo all u need is to think and act in between secs..
that my take from the experience I ave from the NA..

how will dis help the economy all dis our lawmakers did not talk abt dere own its abt d poor masses dat dey will ave tym for.. I tire for my country..

old can I ave ur e-book my email is (ibrahimabiodun99@gmail.com)..thanks I will love to do did business wen I leave the army..

Bro if u which to nak the sec just do and tell her u might want more things from her ..which include money and more black mail dem wisely joor..

That first pix ushbebe look down na..and the 3rd pix bae shift na the guy no win the price oo and him dead family don come back oo..

This is how u know the one that went through school and the one that school went through..am sure she has nofin upstairs ..disgrace to the nation..

Oga tell am abt 6div oo all he needs to know sir..

How sure are we that they are in the prison?

I dnt know if she is out of her senses or she just want to say something.. She also said it her child which is a toddler and not a grown up lady lyk that why didnt they in the states also put lashes on grown up ladies lyk dat nd see wat happens..so anty kemi na wa for u oo

D headtie was ok ..the dressing is ok but the painting is wrong..

UndisputedBosom:
Am not understandin this....where is the dangerous weapons

...na wa oo u no c abi dat dane gun no dangerous?