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The Ministry of Finance had earlier said that N1.38 trillion was spent on subsidy from January to October last year.

elderbros:
4.The moment an attack happens they said is boko
haram,If boko haram are responsible who do they
call to claim responsibility? And How?

Abagworo:
@beaf and the funny policemen. We do not need any oracle to know that Boko Haram itself is not Nigerian. I argued deeply with you about this when you earlier accused Buhari of being behind Boko Haram. I also mentioned Niger,Chad,Northern Sudan and Libyan rebels as the major sponsors. I did not mention Cameroun though traces of them are there.

informatix:
Yes, Minene sunanka and Miye sunnanka can all be what your name. Depends on which Hausa accent you have. Kano can be miye sunnanka bauchi can be Menene sunanka.

diva90:
When is it considered perfect age for a female to get married. when is it considered late too? I am 22, everyone keeps asking me when i want to get married. I think 25,26 is the perfect time. what do you think?

Defence authorities have reportedly uncovered a plot to bomb the national headquarters of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).

Also on attack in a fresh orgy of violence set to be unleashed on Abuja, the federal capital, is a highbrow hotel in the heart of the city (name withheld by us).

However, detailed analysis of the plot, which was said to have been picked by the Directorate of Military Intelligence (DMI) as well as the Defence Intelligence, reportedly indicated that it had a political undertone and was part of the fireworks over next month’s gubernatorial elections in Adamawa and Bayelsa States.

Military sources confided that the planned attack on the critical facilities, if executed, would be blamed on the rampaging Islamist sect, Boko Haram, but an analysis of information available to the military intelligence authorities traced the plot to the machinations of ‘do-or-die politicians’.

Specifically, the plot to bomb the INEC head office in Abuja is said to be linked to the governorship polls slated for Adamawa and Bayelsa States on February 4 and 11 respectively.
While a former military administrator of Lagos State, Brig. Gen. Mohammed Buba Marwa (retd.) of the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) and incumbent Governor, Vice Admiral Murtala Nyako (retd.), are the major contenders in Adamawa State, Governor Timipre Sylva is slugging it out with a federal legislator, Hon. Seriake Dickson in Bayelsa State.

Intelligence sources said the bombings on the CBN headquarters and the hotel had been planned to take place simultaneously to give an indication of coordinated attacks on national assets with a pre-arranged plan for a fake Boko Haram spokesman to announce through a foreign media station that the sect was responsible for the attacks.
Consequently, the defence authorities have reportedly placed a security alert on the FCT with a directive that the present military strength at INEC, CBN and the hotel, among other critical facilities, should be beefed up.

otondo55:
We must go back to board, discussion on how we can live together as a nation is of utmost important.

If not give every one to what he believe and way of live.

We must not be One-Nigeria, which we are not.

Islamist militant fighters are currently attacking several towns in Bauchi state including Bauchi township the state capital.

Eyewitnesses to Saharareporters that a police station in Tafawa Balewa local government area was targeted while another military checkpoint was attacked by Boko Haram gunmen at Marar Rabar Liman Katagun.

The police commissioner in Bauchi state also confirmed to Saharareporters that a bomb exploded near a railway line in Bauchi Township, but residents said they heard three explosions near IBB Square and the Jahun area.

The CP said his men repelled the attackers in Tafawa Balewa area. However, he could not tell of any casualty in the ongoing attacks.

Tension has grown in Bauchi township where another Islamic sect known as "JIBWIS" is having an annual conference. The sect founded by late Sheik Jafar Mahmud Adams is reportedly opposed to the doctrine of Boko Haram.

ezeagu:
Can move where? Into Berom and Tiv land?

mikeansy:
what is the population of Kano?

How many non-indigenes of Kano live in Kano and How many are Igbos?

Do the maths and this figure may no longer be as funny as it sounds to you.

ezeagu:
I can't even imagine laughing while my home is on fire. Now that's a tragedy. These supposed 3 million can move, but can your people? Oh, I forgot, the Sahara desert and Arabia are waiting to embrace you.

aurenflani:
@LEOMAX & FROSBEL - SO ALL D MORE THAN 100 MILLION PPL KILLED IN D CHRISTIAN TWO WWS ARE SANCTIONED BY D BIBLE? because DAT IS WHAT U ARE SAYING WHEN U ATTRIBUTE KILLINGS ALLEDGELY COMMITTED BY MUSLIMS. D RWANDAN GENECIDE WAS ALSO SANCTIONED BY D FATHER, SON & HOLY SPIRIT OF D BIBLE, RIGHT? CONFUSED FANATICAL Bottom?HOLES.

(Reuters) - Gunmen kidnapped an American working for Marubeni Corp in Nigeria's oil-rich Niger Delta region on Friday, killing his driver and demanding a 50 million naira ($310,300) ransom, a security source said.

The U.S. embassy confirmed that one of its citizens had been abducted.

"A foreign national was kidnapped this morning in Warri by gunmen who trailed him from Sapele," Charles Muka, spokesman for the Delta Police Command, told Reuters.

"They killed his police escort and forcefully took him away from the car. He was going to the bank when the attack occurred," he said.

A security source, who could not be named, said that the hostage was an American working for Japanese conglomerate Marubeni, but gave no further details.

"The U.S. Embassy and Consulate are aware of the kidnapping of an American citizen this morning in Warri. We continue to monitor the situation closely and assist," a spokeswoman for the U.S. embassy told Reuters.

The Niger Delta, heartland of Africa's biggest oil and gas industry, is prone to bouts of unrest and riven by militant factions. Gangs use guns and speedboats to run criminal fiefdoms that profit from kidnapping and oil theft.

Militant activity decreased after an amnesty for several commanders in 2009, but the region remains volatile.

Obiagu1:
Na wa oo!

Kano of all places

If Kano is destabilized, then the North is gone, gone with the wind.

Now this brings me back to my earlier post