This is actually confirmed reportage. Her lawyers filed a suit admitting the account and money are hers.

Where are the mods and why isn't this on the front page already ??

This is for those who refuse to think, analyse, reason and understand different phenomena and strategies but are only hungry to argue, just to waste people's time and bring them down to their low level of myopic reasoning.

1. Fulani herdsmen roam almost every local government, 36 states in Nigeria and beyond.
2. There is Police in every state & LGA which can be deployed to gather intelligence, survey, strategize and control.
3. The Military cannot be deployed to all LGAs,States and communities to monitor herdsmen. That'll mean, the Army, Airforce & Navy at the same time all over Nigeria which besides being costly and unsustainable will make Nig seem like a war zone.

Summarily, since the herdsmen, cattle rustlers & farmers crisis isn't usually premeditated or occur in one place neither has it been repeatedly done by 'one collective group', thereby scattered making everyone and no one a suspect, the plan is for the NPF to increase surveillance of their LGs, communities and States, while the Military might be deployed in primary situations beyond the control of the NPF.

Military actions are for repeatedly continuous crisis, chaotic, destructive situations limited to a small or specific location. And it's usually the 'Last point of action' when the situation has refused to heed to civil means of resolution.

ogene007:

Yes, we shouldn't overburden the army because they are very busy killing defenseless IPOB protesters. Can you just hear yourself? So disgusting.

The poster made a point. Get over your argument-hungry self .

ZUBY77:


You are right, unfortunately giving up on them makes things worse

Actually the entire thread is useless and pointless.

1. The basis of comparisons are unrelated.
2. The mob victim is dead as a result of illiterate, extremists miscreants which has been condemned by every right thinking human.
3. Buhari never made those statements, a 'Twitter handler' did. His full remarks about the incident only condemned the actions of the mob satisfactorily.
4. The picture above explains nothing about the gathering or its rules whatsoever.
5. There's nowhere in the bible that forbids wearing a cap in a 'gathering' or place of worship. It's borne of personal, social, cultural, denominational & doctrinal phenomena (NONE IS BIBLICAL).

Summary:
Woman killed in Kano by an irate mob has no correlation whatsoever with another Muslim at a 'gathering' with his cap on. Incidents are unrelated (neither similar nor opposite) for comparison.

It was wrong, senseless, violent, and has been condemned. There's no productivity or moral in relating it except to argue as foolz will.

This topic is simply baseless and unintelligent. It's ad hominem and was created to attack, argue, insult and create disharmony.

YorubaHighness:


When two yaba left patients decides to have a conversation.

Lol, I thought I was the only one who noticed those miscreants.

Odogwuskido:


Exactly! And someone should make him understand that before it will be too late.

That's why I said it's definitely a low for me to respond to ilks like you, but then if you had no parents to talk sense to you, some stranger would have to. Again, it's sad to have things like you ilks on this forum.

Hysmady:
Sorry o...I didn't know u are her hubby Greet madam linda for me

My issue isn't with this topic but with people like you who write sh1t just to denigrate someone on social media. We should be mindful of things we say irrespective of whom we're referring to. Especially someone who has no idea of who you are or if you exist. It's sad.

Dexter247:



I dunno know why that nigga is pained... the shit he outlined up there won't alter the fact.

Fallacy...

Fact = when you've been there before and can actually prove it.

Maturity = when you've been there, can prove it but still shut up about it.

You & your ilks are still kids.

Odogwuskido:


......but with smelly pussy

You should buy you some maturity. This is pathetically stale. Your Mom's, grandma's, aunts & mother of your kids will probably have smelly pu5sy. If that hurts, then you know it's not funny.

Grow & Learn

Hysmady:
Sadly,she's single cus she has a stinky p...

Responding to you is a low for me, but then I can't help but feel disgusted at your lack of mannerisms all in a bid to comment. It's a reckless display of immaturity, lowlife, uncouthness, emptiness & suicidal bitterness. A very terrible & backward trait in a man. You should remember you have a mother, grandmother, aunts, sister & eventually have a wife who will be the mother to your kids..... I would hate to assume their private parts will stink you to death too.

Just saying, learn how to talk. Respect begat respect.

Sctests:


Now I get your lamentations, you are one of the yorubas that work in oil companies in port harcourt whose jobs are threatened by the courageous NDA.
You live in the land of 5%ers, hail your Buhari's insensitive comments but want NDA to stop the bombing so that you can keep your quota system job.

Have you ever asked yourself why the port in PH only works when you want siphon Oil from there to lagos and Kaduna but will never work like Lagos port so that businessmen in Aba (which is just 20 mins away) can import and export their goods?

Why should an Aba man have to travel on dangerous 6 hour and 12 hour journey to lagos and Kano to clear his goods even though the Atlantic is just a few minutes away from him. Has it ever made sense to you?

That's why you all will never learn. There is no unity in all of your struggles because they are all personal. Today it's about oil blocks, tomorrow resource control, next day it's unemployment, then oil spill. When it's all over, they recycle another set of grudges, we want amnesty, then we want monthly allowance, we want gold streets etc. And the cycle goes on & on. The truth is that there will always be a group of miscreants with a trademark & title struggle, there will always be a topic. Anybody can carry arms for a struggle, but true struggle is taking it to the doors of the corrupt elites & leaders in your own region who have impoverished you, not killing the lives of the poor masses who are affected by it the most. When the so called frivolous demands are met again n again, another set of rogues will rise up with another topic for their own share of violence money, supported by the gullibles. What they need is enlightenment & sophistication which can only be gotten through hardwork & not laziness & destructive mindset.

We have a country of 170million, if every region were to take up arms for a struggle, trust me there will always be a title for it.
SE = wants Biafra & Niger bridge (2 opposites)
SS = Oil & several miscellaneous titles
North = Sharia (after BH I'm sure they don't want it again)
SW = maybe 4th mainland bridge I don't know.

If a criminal needs to find a title for a struggle, then that's it. But we've moved past that & we're not interested in violence. Stop agitating for it when you can't go to the war front.

The North has experienced a lot, I'm sure those in support of Boko Haram earlier have either lost some family, friends, house or business to the violence. Now I no longer see supporters.

Just like BH, NDA is doing Niger Delta no good...none at all.

I'm in support of this ban. This issue should've never been left to the FG to handle. The State Governors should individually take effective measures to resolve this issue. The ripple effect will be felt by other herdsmen in other states. It may take a while but they will all gradually learn to adapt to ranching as a new way of life. It's time to go beyond indiscriminate grazing of livestock on the roads without control.

ZUBY77:


Not really about being smart.
This rot and corruption started right during military era.
IBB, ABACHA Etc allocated those oil wells to their kinsmen from north without open bidding. No expiry date, Nada.
So its too late now. The only solution is to cancel all oil well allocation and perhaps give each Geopolitical zone their percentage since we are preaching one Nigeria.
Until the mineral resources are equally guaranteed to every Zone without regard to tribe, there will be war.

I am sure every part of Nigeria has billionaires who can buy oil wells now. or they can merge.
As long as 90% of oil is in Niger Delta while 90% owners are from North, There is no end to pipeline bombings.

Lol, it doesn't matter who owns all the oil wells, after a while, the ND will still find something to cry about. If the ND had been developed up to Dubai standards by their leaders with the allocation they've been receiving including better education and structures, their level of enlightenment and sophistication would've gone beyond bombing for agitation.

There are creeks in Akwa Ibom, Lagos, Ondo etc. But the level of enlightenment of those living in those areas will never tolerate destruction and pollution for Federal attention. So you see, as I earlier said, the Niger Deltans are their own problem, there are no genuine demands because they will always have something to agitate about.

The last rivers election was the most bloody, heads and bodies everywhere all to the satisfaction of the Niger Deltans. And instead of condemning, you'll hear comments like 'dem murd am, no be strong guy sef'...and the circle continues.

Summarily, all they want is violence at every excuse they can find, it's become a way of life, a culture, a swag, an identity to be unruly. So what's the point?

sleekpro:

why is it that some of you guys reason with it #anus,
what exactly is good about this project?
what is even wrong with this APC led govmnt, all they do is set up policies and project that will make the masses suffer, yes I said so, before someone best me up here, let's look into it this way.
if they face off danfos off the road, how of those danfo drivers or owners can afford to buy an AC bus, before you know is, the rich will come and take over the secyir, and the fair will be high for a common man, and the so called AC onec will not last for two years, but a well maintaind danfo can work like for ever.

they should have try to put a policy to make sure the danfos on Lagos roads are well maitaind to meet up with the standard that the state is expecting to meet with, let's start having that maintaining culture. the country is without money they say, where will they bring out money to buy AC buses?

there is no change in this #CHANGE

You don't have to comment if you have nothing tangible to say. You probably don't even live in Lagos or near, hence you won't be saying trash. Any development will be resisted by you & your ilks no matter how meaningful it is. The fact is that, the 'majority' are in support of this plan, so you & your types are useless & inconsequential in its implementation. Enjoy your folly in bliss

PRYCE:
It's his right!

After the court of appeal, he still has the Supreme Court!

Exercise your Right to the fullest man!!

These are the kinda people that will support the neighbour burning their fathers house to punish the uncle who lives in the next town. Senseless lots.

Omatseye deserves 25years + consfication of all his assets. But then some bastards need to praise & worship him as a kinsman to prove something is not right with some brain specs.

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Buhari did not share the so called wells, so what's the point. The sharing as you presumed wasn't done as you even purported. If the ND business men had done the right thing they would own most refineries, oil wells & installations in conglomerates & partnerships, but nah, they only believe in 'Now money', not 'Future wealth'. The youths sell their job slots, the elders sell their youths while pocketing the wealth. Instead of setting up entities, they prefer to fold their arms & take 'settlement' of various forms. They believe others should work & settle them. Give them the refineries and Niger Deltans will sell them again to non Niger Deltans to make money and 'settle' them. Then we'll be back here again in 5years talking about another 'struggle'. Sigh, it's madness.

charles009:



forgve me to give you a little classified information.

Another civil war is emminent. brace for it.

once the 4th sun moves to 13th palace. A more vicious army would emanate and Nigeria would be thrown into anarchy.

thats all

Keep quiet cretin. When the war comes, you'll be nowhere to be found. All these empty nitwits beating drums of war. There will be no light or Internet to rant on here if it happens.

True Nigerians don't wish for an Iraq/Somalia hostile environment. We've had it bad enough. If you want war & bloodshed, take up arms & join ISIS, you should have more than enough heads to cut off & blood to spill. Trust me, even killers get sick of all the bloodshed, they mostly wish it never started, but becomes too late to stop.

Use your heads to think, not your anus.

BabaAlaji:
‪#‎OCCUPYINGMINDS‬: ‪#‎NIGERDELTAMILITANTS‬...Every time a Crude Flow Station is Destroyed by Militants in the Niger Delta, The Environment is Damaged; Our Land is Polluted and Our Communities are subjected to more hardships...Let the Bombing Continue, who will lose?...The Government of PMB is dragging the Nigerian Economy away from Crude Oil; Lagos State has Joined the League of Oil Producing States and the Northern Part of Nigeria whose Reserves have been cynically suppressed over the years will begin production within the next months to two years. With time, We from the Niger Delta would have destroyed our Lands so much that future generation will curse us their Fathers and Mothers for killing their dreams. Let the Stupidity Continue my People...Don't stop the blowing up of pipelines.
Everyone of us thinks that a Blown Pipeline is an attack on PMB and His Government of Change...Insanity on display I must say. Kano and Lagos are Leading the way in Tomatoes Paste Production and Tomatoes don dey scarce shebi? The Northern Landmass alone is about 4 times the entire Landmass of the SS and the SE; Agriculture will revolutionize the North within the next decade...We from the Niger Delta will use our Oil to soak Garri and we think we are punishing Nigeria? Think Again, but Kontinu.
I have been reliably informed, that the More Pipeline we blow-up, the more the Resolve of this President to get the Nigerian Economy off oil...The More the Presidency blocks loopholes; The More the desire for alternative Revenue; The More the Nigerian People get pissed off by our Stupidity. The Future is Lost to the Greedy, Selfish Demons of Today. Blow Pipelines if you can, Nigeria is moving on. We have a President who is capable of making the hard decisions and willing to firmly sustain those hard choices. Blow Pipelines abeg. Let Nigeria Suffer and Let our land be wasted. Kontinu killing your own future by your own hands.
WEEP NOT FOR THE NIGER DELTA!!!
OUR ENEMIES ARE WITHIN!!!

No they won't listen. I want to assume that no real blood-flowing human being will be in support of this madness. Infact those who should be happy about the destruction going on in the South south should be non-Southerners, since the environmental effects don't affect them. But surprisingly the happy ones are the Southerners themselves. It's like setting your fathers house on fire & partying to the campfire. While your neighbours are begging you to take it easy on your family properties all because you hate your father.

Nobody loves criminals. I mean...
North hates Boko Haram.
East hates kidnappers/ritualists
South West hates destruction
Farmers hate unruly herdsmen
But...
South South, loves criminals/militants.

Now of all the above, South South makes the most money, get the most allocations, have the smallest landmass to stir rapid developments, yet are the most mentally, structurally backward.

There can never be development in a land that destroys 9 to build 1. No matter your point, agitation or struggle. We do not have the capacity to rebuild what has been destroyed over & over again when we should be adding to the few we have.

jamesval:
If this news is true ;- those bayelsa youths are fools:-@ of the century If this news is true those baylsea youths are fools:-@ of the century If this news is true ;- those bayelsa youths are fools:-@ of the century If this news is true those baylsea youths are fools:-@ of the century

They did the right thing, not everyone can stand watching their fathers house destroyed because of the selfish interests of a few which will not even benefit the majority. If you don't like it, go to the creeks yourself.

ZUBY77:


I was hoping to hear that an Edo man bought Kaduna or Sokoto electricty.
Whats the need to build a bridge between you and the people who will kill you if you cross over to their side of the bridge?

Dangote's refinery is in Lagos, not Kano, Minna, Kaduna etc. Cement factories in Ethiopia, Kenya etc.
Globacom, MTN are in Ghana etc.
Etisalat is an Emirate company in Nigeria. And so on...
It makes no difference. A mentality as such will take you nowhere. Bridges are a means of connection, trade, and economic movement. No land can survive in isolation.

Niger Delta billionaires can invest in the refineries, but they probably won't. But when a Musa, Tunji or Obi invests in it, it becomes 'marginalization'. The South South billionaires need to believe in forming partnerships and strong business conglomerates.

But then, is there any use enlightening one who's life support system is based on darkness? Especially when they don't want the light, to enjoy blaming in the dark.

ZUBY77:
Another round of distribution of our Common properties to Indimi, Atiku, Rilwan and Dangote them.
No one will remember the Owners of oil itself until a facility goes up in flames somewhere in the creek and the shameless parasites start shouting 'kill them'

If federal government wants to be sensitive with this auction, they need to find a way to cover some prominent men from Nigeria Delta, otherwise there will always be militancy down there.

Watch out how one Muhammed something will buy the refinery in Port Harcourt and expect the neighbourhood to watch over it for him for free.
But i bet my last money that the Refinery in Kaduna can never be bought by any one from South South or South East even if the person is Buhari's friend. Can we bet on it?
Some of you will think i am preaching disunity or something like that but the truth is that i am preaching the reality. You cant eat with your enemy if you don't have a long spoon.

You can't Kill Saro Wiwa, Jail Tompolo and Asari, give oil license to Atiku, Danjuma, Indimi etc and expect Peace. You must be daft to think the peace will last forever.
I am not from ND but every sensitive government do not use force to settle its internal problems.

If there are smart business men in the Niger Delta, they should be the ones bidding for the refineries in their region. They can even partner to run the refineries as business entities and conglomerates, just as South Western & Northern business men form strong business partnerships. But no, they won't do that, they will all scream, cry & complain till someone who is more innovative takes the opportunity, and then they cry again. You see the problem of Niger Delta has always been the Niger Delta.

Omonigeriarere:


Sometimes you need to have first-hand and verifiable information while engaging yourself in intellectual discussion like this. 13% is the reason why ND enjoys more allocations than other states in Nigeria: they partake in sharing 87% too.

You need to conduct more research on 13% so that you can get it right.

You don't get it. It doesn't matter what you say or explain. They just don't get it. And even if they get it, they don't wanna get it. The only thing they want is to destroy & blame. It's always been the same game in every generation or administration.

Illiterates everywhere. It'll take years to educate the destructive myopic minds of many people.
1. The Economy isn't for the President, it is run by the collective hardwork of Nigerians.
2. The President isn't responsible for the present state of the Niger Delta. Hold your ND Leaders accountable.
3. The Nigerian government can't help those who have refused to be helped.
4. Destroying the economy means destroying the hardworking common man on the street (not the big man who has a plan B).
5. Even ISIS is economically smarter than the NDA (research why).
6. True struggle is taking the bombs to the individual elites in your community and the government houses. Anything short of that is cowardice.
7. A Niger Deltan will complain, sit around discussing oil, corruption & politics all day while waiting for free money, yet praise & dance for a corrupt politician when he passes by.
8. A militant will bomb his grandmother's house and say he's punishing the government. You see that there's a need for mental restructuring in that region.
9. There's little that can be done to orientate someone who's bent on destroying no matter what because even when you meet all his demands, he comes with another excuse tomorrow to destroy. All he needs is half-an-excuse, a few idle miscreants & a gullible majority...
10. Contrary to what the 'gullibles' think, the militants are not fighting for the common man but to destroy the common man in a bid to get compensation. What sense does it make to burn your house so that government can give you a piece of land? Or can you kidnap a poor man to get ransom from the rich?

The common man is not in support of destruction. It can be used to arm twist, but it has never led to a better life. Those who beat drums of war will never wish to be at the war front. This isn't a struggle, this is madness.

And if true Niger Deltans sit down and watch this senselessness persist, they should be ready to tell their future generations tales of how there used to be a Niger Delta but was destroyed by their fathers to punish the government.

I and other well meaning Nigerians are not in support of miscreants, terrorists, robbers, militants, rapists, herdsmen and every other destructive vices that may Trademark themselves to inflict pain on their immediate environment for their own selfish quests.

I HATE MY KING, SO I BURN MY FATHER'S HOUSE, MY NEIGHBOURS FARM, STARVE MY COMMUNITY & CALL IT A 'STRUGGLE'.

No it's not a Struggle, IT'S MADNESS!!!

Revsola:


For everyone expecting Buhari to pursue after APC ...please take note that Buhari can only probe Federal Government expenditures easily because that is his territory.APC people never occupied Aso Rock neither do they have access to FG reserves and monetary aids.
If anyone want some previous state government probed,it will be the incumbent state governors.The truth however is that most state governors do not have such gut because their hands are not clean.Remember "He who comes into equity must come with clean hands".

Summarily and well said

The young lady represents herself. Irrespective of who's child you are, it's impossible to meet every expectation & stereotype of society. The Pastor's son might end up as a Soldier & the daughter a Musician. Some will support, others will discourage, but then that's life, not everyone will make 'Your PASS Mark'.

EmmaOgbu:
Kachikwu !!! Not long ago u said that FG can't afford 700m dollars to repair our refineries, now your saying that two out of the three refineries are already producing. Choo I hope ur not lying? Cos if you do, we will transfer you to the ministry of information.
But for now let me go dust my generator.

Relax, he was talking about full repair & upgrade for them to run at optimum capacity. A refinery might be functioning but recording more losses than gains. It's like complaining of your badly maintained car that emits excess carbon monoxide & guzzles fuel yet your wife's stubborn kidbro steals fuel from your tank, bursts your tires & blows your gasket. Still you need to drive to work & spend money fixing what you were still fixing or saving for a new one...while domestic bills need to be met.

In otherwords, our refineries are messed up, but we need fuel, gas for electricity, polypropylene & other by-products. The more pipelines are vandalized & we ignore, support or don't stop it. We'll keep taking that 'wrecked car' back to the mechanic for repairs...until a day it refuses to cough...and then we'll be stranded, the entire Nation in perpetual darkness, stands still. Even phone companies & airports will shutdown. This time for a long time because the damage might then be unfixable. And then we'll probably go back to playing the 'blame game'.

nigeriafilm:
What you are saying is true, but with events like CBN secret recruitment, coverups in military/shi'ite clash, denials, witch hunting to mention a few, how are we sure the government is not making the usual beautiful speech?
Lies, denials deceptions and coverups were the characteristics of those that deceived us in the past, now you are exhibiting the same thing and you are blaming us for not trusting you and have patience with you. How can we?

On one hand I'm in support of the revelation, no doubt it's true, but then on the other hand you made a valid point. They may not be monetarily related but the system still runs it's 'connections' & shortcuts. Lastly, that's just a glimpse of what's happening all over the country, FG, State, Private, Stores, Armed forces, Universities, schools etc. Monetary theft, via fraud & ghost workers might be minimized in any society/Nation, but 'connections' & shortcuts in the struggle for scarce resources will always be inevitable.

NOTE: Most govt jobs don't pay much, even with 'connection' you most times have to work your way up the higher wages & 'side hustle'. And even many politicians don't find it 'that easy' lobbying juicy govt jobs for their kids. The major advantage is the job security (absenteeism) & possible future political connections. Many politicians kids are in Secretariats, Parastatals, Immigration, Customs, SSS, Army etc.

greatiyk4u:
History will remember a certain man in Nigeria who;

~Was made a deputy Governor, and his Governor was impeached

~Made the Governor of his state and impoverished the lives of his people by denying them dividend of democracy

~made the Vice president, and his president died in office

~Made the president of the country, and the economy died after 5years in office because of his ineffectual buffoonery

He is back to Bayelsa and recently, we hard the economy of the state crashed

Who is this man please

Lmao!!! Now that's what I call a #shade

But then it's reckless and shameful if the report is true (which I really don't doubt, knowing how 'busy' & crowded the average day at the Villa usually was, with favor-seeking 'friends & foes')

Shameful

gud4dbest:
Somebody will tink with all dis this guy is near finished politically...nah dis kind of tin dey make our politicians popular d more in Nigeria...if na to start mentioning names ground go full.We have been caged by some debased political cabal.
*modify* look at wat d person below me av to say...proof of what I dey yarn!

Actually, you ain't far from the truth. It's a chain reaction of a debased system, society and mindset. We have a long way to go, but we'll get there.

larion:


Mr Saraki, u have stolen over 5 billion naira as a public officer, now u are pointing your finger at someone who is accused of stealing 10 million naira.....

I'm not saying Umar should be left alone, but why not just be bold and defend your almost 5billion naira theft boldly and come for Umar later, or ask others to come for Umar while u stand to defend your own.

Like it or leave it, you should stand to defend yourself . You should! You Must!

Its okay, if anyone says Fashola and Amechi are also thieves, agreed! But if someone like Saraki who has all the power can't dig and bring out details for us to try Fashola and Amechi, is it common me that will be able to fetch the documents, when I can barely get access to a local government to get my own papers like land survey.

If Saraki will help us fetch details to nail others, good for everybody! But while he does that or he is doing that, let him defend himself openly, anything anything! Saraki must defend himself....he must!

Already, Mr. Saraki should hand over fully all affairs of the senate, m not even saying resign, so wen he is found innocent and can resume back....but now, handover and go defend yourself.

Well said. Couldn't agree more

searchng4love:


The intelligent ones know that denying, minimising and blaming all lead to obstructing change... so tell me what was the content of the Chinese agreement.

So you were unaware of the contents yet myopically against it? You and your likes need divine help.

searchng4love:


You mean you wrote this epistle in response to my five words? Talk about fixation. Now hear this: I am better because I support Fayose now write me another espistle.

If you were smart, you'd realize your support of him or not has not made the country better off. You only feel good about yourself but the topic remains, so does the state of the Nation...but then I only expect the intelligent to see the big picture... Folly may be infectious & gather 'likes', but Intelligence heals the world.