Lalami3232: Why do these men openly beg these non-virgins aka boreholes? Dem go dey kneel down to beg wetin numerous men don chop tire. The ex go just dey smile 😁
chatinent: This route to Italy is very dangerous and you folks keep plying.
How can you sell all your property and get ₦10m and next thing is following Libya to Italy?
Omo, I know Nigeria is done for but following the Mediterranean sea route is a 5 to 95% chance of survival.
What if sea creatures attack!
Who has 10m wont travel through this route bro...i guess that most of these guys embark on this trip with the little they have, as in get rich or die trying
LordIsaac: This same man begged me three weeks ago and I genuinely promised to find him something when I return. Eya...anyways, truth is it's not professional!
They beg a lot. There is one at MMIA too with scar at the back of head. That guy is a thief. He can make newbies miss their flight if they "no shake body". Terrible lots
Salewa97: Yul Edochie and Seyi Tinubu together? This is a powerful duo! It shows the growing influence of the Tinubu family in the entertainment and political space. Unity is key for our progress!
suckmedownthere: A country like that will kick out corruption and turn their country's economy around for good for generations yet unborn, that's why America is great they will make sure any corrupt politician never go unpunished..... But here even most parents will support evil there children do as long as it doesn't affect them for now...
SpaceX: Why are we having a s*mp epidemic? What is all this nonsense am seeing these days? S*mps are always in fantasy world hoping to find the love of their life that doesn't exist. "She is the one for me" mitches all over the place.
Niger gov under attack for ordering security aides to slap cleric
Niger State Governor, Mohammed Bago, has come under attack for ordering his security aides to slap one of the Islamic clerics at a gathering.
Bago, in a video seen by Sunday PUNCH, ordered his aide to ‘slap’ the cleric.
“Slap him, very well. I said slap him. Go and arrest him. Deal with him well-well”, the governor ordered.
He thereafter uttered a Hausa idiomatic expression which was interpreted as “I have power.”
The cleric, who knelt down, was dragged away from the gathering by one of the security operatives suspected to be an officer of the Department of State Services.
Some of the people at the gathering were laughing and giggling when the governor gave the order.
The offence committed by the cleric was not known, but sources said he wanted to give the closing prayer at the event which the governor opposed.
Reacting on social media on Saturday, many Nigerians described the governor’s action as an abuse of power.
A popular skit maker, Debo Adedayo, popularly known as Mr Macaroni, wrote, “A governor who has sworn to serve the people is ordering a security agent to assault the same citizen he sworn to serve. See security agent too, flexing muscles on a man already on his knees. Continue pushing the people until they get to the wall.
“See my people laughing and giggling while their brother, a fellow human being like them was being assaulted by the same person that swore to serve and protect them.”
Also a social media user identified as @greatjoe01 tweeted, “I sincerely understand when people argue against state policing for fear of this kind of abuse of power from the governors. But what exactly are the governors not doing with the federal police now?
“Here is a DSS agent being ordered to carry out illegality. What are we afraid of?”
Speaking to Sunday PUNCH, a human rights lawyer, Mr Deji Ajare, condemned the governor’s action, describing it as a violation of the cleric’s right.
However, when contacted, the governor’s Chief Press Secretary, Bologi Ibrahim, said he was not aware of the viral video.
He said, “I am not aware of the video. Is it social media work? I will look for it, let me check.”