Rich4god:
From the way things are going, it seems like our last hope is vaccine. Aside that, we will keep going in circle. A country might fully contain the virus, then it will take just one person to bring in the virus into the country again... And the circle continues.

Seriously

Lol

quadfire:

Done. Hope you find a more permanent solution

I appreciate the help

I can't believe dis. quadfire
You're saving lives here with dis sir. I have serious cash and food shortage too. I'm into mini importation. I sell online using fb adds and even offline. So I ordered goods right before that period when the pandemic escalated. My mistake was underestimating the news that I read online two weeks before the whole thing started. All my items are still in contraption. No way to get dem accros. This whole thing is very frustrating sir, never envisaged anything like this. I need something to feed my family with. If I can get help from you, it will really be a miracle. Haven't cooked wit my cylinder for days as there's no gas. I have to get foodstuffs for my household and fill the gas to last for sometime. Alot of people have been praying for you in here but my only prayer is that God will always keep you safe and alive to enjoy everything good life has to offer. Remain blessed

Mobi47:
These Chinese doctors wants to deal with us, the way they are mutating and mixing up covid 19 with other disease especially in the USA. Nigeria's Govt biggest mistake is the invitation of Chinese doctors into Nigeria. That's our biggest mistake, don't ever trust the Chinese people. Every countries around the world is against China presently but our foolish govt with no direction, invited them. Our doctors were in charge of the situation prior to the arrival of the Chinese guys but now, our doctors don't even know what they are facing. This govt no get sense at all, see how Good luck Jonathan's govt dealt with Ebola in just 2-4 weeks.

Many Nigerian doctors have come out to say they have a cure, but our stupid govt has been ignoring these doctors claims, instead of working with them. Was this not how the GEJ govt allied with Nigerian doctors and came up with a cure for Ebola even when WHO and The US said we must not use the cure we discovered... but the GEJ govt used it anyways and cured everyone.

This stupid govt, instead of allying with doctors, make research and discover our own cure (we have the herbs and everything we need for a cure) they are busy following the suggested cure from the Chinese so called doctors who came with ulterior motives and also waiting for recommendations and vaccine from the so called WHO which has strictly been criticized for not revealing vital information on how to manage covid 19.

Now the virus is killing people anyhow in Nigeria and we now have over 900 cases. This govt is too weak and lacks direction....na only God go help us.

WHO which has strictly been criticized for not revealing vital information on how to manage covid 19.

Froshloaded:

Happy Birthday Stella
This woman no dey act again sef
Only God knows why
If you love Stella hit the like button

Good old days of Stella nwa baby

Ashleydolls:
I'm proud of this girl. For y'all thinking Nigerian girls are all about your money, here is a twist. #Girlpower #Keepthechange
Good afternoon Kondomatic

Very interesting to hear

Olathunji010:
It all depends... marriage or even meeting your choice of lovers most times depends on luck and atimes it depends on how you use your past... Just be prayful to God not to meet or married a wrong partner..

Exactly

[quote author=asha9 post=88792071]Nigeria: Rise in Cult Related killings in Rivers state

- At least 60 killed in ten months in Khana and Gokana LGA
- At least five killed in two days in Rumuodogo, Emohua LGA
- No investigation or justice for victims
- Bodo community targeted, activist killed

The failure of authorities to protect people from attacks and intimidation by violent gangs is leading to loss of lives and rising impunity that is making life precarious in some communities across Rivers state, said Amnesty International today.

At least 60 people were killed in 2019 alone in various communities of Rivers state, especially; Khana and Gokana local government areas.

Our findings show that government is still not doing enough to protect people in these communities from attacks. The killers are literally getting away with murder, while no one is being arrested or punished for these crimes.

The authorities have failed to bring those responsible for these horrific crimes to justice and have allowed a climate of impunity to fuel further violence. We call on the Nigerian authorities to take more robust action to stop these attacks by investigating every clash and bringing perpetrators to justice.

Osai Ojigho, Director Amnesty International Nigeria.
“The authorities have failed to bring those responsible for these horrific crimes to justice and have allowed a climate of impunity to fuel further violence. We call on the Nigerian authorities to take more robust action to stop these attacks by investigating every clash and bringing perpetrators to justice.” said Osai Ojigho, Director Amnesty International Nigeria.

“The government has an obligation to defend and protect the people; its failure to provide security for people in Rivers state especially in Emohua, Khana and Gokana local government areas and its failure to investigate and prosecute those responsible for these killings created an atmosphere of fear and bloodshed in the region.”

An investigation by Amnesty International reveals that the rise in cult related violence is as a result of government’s failure to investigate, arrest and prosecute perpetrators, as the culture of impunity continues to embolden further attacks. Residents also alleged that influential politicians often provide arms and protections to violent youth groups.

In few cases where the Nigerian security agencies did respond to the armed gang clashes, their response is always slow and inadequate. Residents informed Amnesty International that gang clashes usually last for 2 – 3 hours while security forces always arrive hours after the clashes ended.

Communities affected by these clashes said despite fatalities authorities have not taken any concrete actions to protect them from violent gangs.

Whenever there is an attack by the armed gangs, we usually call the police and other security agencies to come to our rescue, but they only arrive when the gangs have left...

A resident of one of the affected communities.
“Whenever there is an attack by the armed gangs, we usually call the police and other security agencies to come to our rescue, but they only arrive when the gangs have left. When they come, they will arrest innocent villagers, mount road blocks and send security men to the villages, but after two weeks they dismantle the road blocks and leave the community until another violent gang attack,” said a resident of one of the affected communities.

People have been linking the rise in violence to arming of youths by politicians for electoral purposes.

A youth leader in Khana community blamed politicians for providing arms to the youths during elections.

“Different political parties use different criminal cult groups for their selfish interests. If they think their group is not strong enough to deliver, they empower them with more weapons. But they don’t think about the aftermath of everything. They don’t care what happens after elections”.

At least 49 people have been killed in different communities in Khana local government area in series of attacks between April and September 2019, according to villagers and community leaders.

On 9 April 2019 a criminal gang invaded Bere community and shot dead 9 people, residents told Amnesty International. Mr Sorle Deekae and Chief Lucky Micah were some of those killed. At least, 20 other people were reported to have been killed in other communities including Kaani-babe in series of attacks. In May 2019, 20 people were murdered in an attack on Kono-boue community, according to villagers and community leaders.
Forced to Flee

The invasion of Kono-boue community in May 2019 forced the community, especially women and children, to flee their villages.

After gang members operated for hours unhindered, killing and burning houses and looting shops locals told Amnesty International that their children could not go to school, shop owners had to flee and people were forced to leave their homes and take refuge at an IDP camp set up by churches in Bori, Rivers state.

Bodo Community in Danger

At Bodo community, in Gokana local government, a villager told Amnesty International:

“The armed gangs operate around here all the time, whenever they start, we all go in and lock our doors, they don’t normally come after villagers on purpose but rather in search of rival cult groups. But when a bullet moves, it does not ask questions, it brings down anybody on its path”

Residents told Amnesty International that on 4 August 2019, 3 people were shot dead in Bodo, when armed gangs attacked the community. An environmental activist Baribefe Bornu (39) was one of the victims killed alongside 2 others; Giobari Thomas Eele and Barivale Amos.

Eye witnesses and relatives of the deceased told Amnesty International that Baribefe was shot at close range at about 10:00pm in front of his house as he begged for his life.

Baribefe Bornu played a key role in Bodo’s battle to seek justice from the oil company Shell, following two devastating spills, caused by operational failure, in the area in 2008. Their case was eventually heard in the High Court in London. Shell acknowledged responsibility and agreed to pay £55m as compensation to the community and also to clean-up the affected areas in 2015.

Bodo became the only community in the Niger Delta to be subjected to an internationally recognised clean-up operation, the Bodo Mediation Initiative, sponsored by the Dutch Government. Baribefe was involved in the clean-up process until he was murdered.

According to locals about 11 persons, all men, have been killed in Bodo in three separate attacks this year.

“These gangs should not be allowed to be killing people wantonly. Those who killed Baribefe Bornu and others must be brought to justice, and security measures stepped up to protect the people of Bodo and other communities.”

In Bodo, families of victims complained of being left with the burden of burying their loved ones without hope for justice since authority rarely investigate attacks by the armed gangs.

In Bodo and other communities visited by Amnesty International, residents said the police did not do anything concerning the killings and no investigation was carried out after the death of their loved ones.

“The police station is not far from here, but they never came during or after the attack. They didn’t even come to investigate attacks”

The Nigerian authorities must perform their duty of providing security, and must ensure justice through impartial and independent investigation, and adequate reparations for the victims of this violence, including the families of those killed.
Osai Ojigho.

“The Nigerian authorities must perform their duty of providing security, and must ensure justice through impartial and independent investigation, and adequate reparations for the victims of this violence, including the families of those killed,” said Osai Ojigho.

Rumuodogo Community in Danger

The year started in a bloody way for Rumuodogo community. Ongoing spate of killings left at least 5 people dead in Rumuodogo community in Emohua Local Government Area. The killing and beheading of members of the government backed vigilante group OSPAC on 6 January led to retaliatory killings by OSPAC operatives.

Amnesty International Nigeria was informed that most communities in Emohua local government area decided to engage the service of a local vigilante group in the state, ONELGA Security Planning and Advisory Committee (OSPAC) to help restore peace in their communities due to the rise in gang related crimes in their communities.

A villager informed Amnesty International that “On 6 January 2020, three OSPAC members including the bike man carrying them were killed in Rumuodogo and most of the villagers are on the run because OSPAC came to the village picking up people who are related to known gang members and killing them”.

Amnesty International is deeply concerned that the authorities are doing little or nothing to address the ongoing violence.

“The Rivers state authorities should as a matter of urgency put an end to the ongoing unrest in Rumuodogo community and take all feasible measures to restore peace in the community”, said Osia Ojigho

Background

The frequent fight for supremacy by rival armed groups has created an atmosphere of fear in different communities in Rivers state especially in Khana and Gokana local government areas. Clashes between the gangs are frequent, and people, as well as gang members have been killed.

The Governor of River state signed the anti-cultism bill into law in March 2018. The bill proscribes the death penalty for any cultist who kills during a cult activity and life imprisonment for any cultist apprehended. While Amnesty International continues to oppose death penalty in all circumstances, it is necessary to state that despite these stringent measures, cultism is in the rise in the state.

Lovelive:


If nah Funke B. Akindele now shebi you go dey shout say arrest am , maky serve lesson to others.

There is God
There is God o
There is God

Haha

Weeliweeli:
Downloping... it better be good.

Na korrect gbedu

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Afriifa:
the Country is suffering today because of government's poor economic policies

Lol... a wailer spotted. The thread was createf to addressed the curiosity of whether Nigeria can print money to resuscitate the economy... so bros, what's ur point?

jeenah:
DemiGoddess and StunchLord
can u guys kindly stop please am begging u in d name of whatever u hold so dear to u.. stop!
this isn't right at all, you ain't kids so stop acting like kids.
please cut the crap and go ur different ways..
neither of u should post insults on my thread again!

yeah... They've derailed this thread badly

hi

DRISKLEF:
LOL

Apparently Stunchlord is in his climaxing stage of this E-romance, bruh.

who is stunchlord biko

DRISKLEF:


Yes son, will that make you cum_ ?

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hoe gawd. Abeg nor kee me here

gud

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wemen

JK is OK

All of dem

omaiyale:
As long as they is Fura da Nunu who care

lol.

wat is fura and nunu

cool

no rice.no gari. who is kiss daniel?

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