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blessedemperor:In what format do you have it, for example some files are mp4 or mp3 cos the end with .mp4 and .mp3 respectively. What do you save it as ? Is it .jpeg, .jpg, .png, or .gif. I need to know that or describe it in details. |
They know what they are doing. By the time you subtract the benue numbers from the opposing force you have a much improved buhari chance of being re-elected. |
I see one person beating the other. No fight. |
ManirBK:When will Maina be arrested and charged ? Also when will govt stop the $1B loan for BH since BH has been defeated ? |
Thank God they didn't end up in Nigerian Army. |
He speaks the mind of his master. |
CaptainJeffry:The state govt did the right thing by ending open-grazing. Let herders own ranch and cater for their livestock like poultry farmers. |
The IG is obviously a Buhari stooge meant to crush any force contrary to Buhari's second term movement. He had to go after somebody in order to pacify boss Bubu. When will herdsmen be arrested and prosecuted? |
UYO— Plans are underway for the establishment of Qua Iboe Power Plant, a new electricity company by Akwa Ibom State Government. The Qua Iboe Power Plant project, which is to be sited at Qua Iboe On-shore Terminal in Ibeno Local Government Area of the state, will be operated under Public Private Partnership Agreement, PPA, with Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, Joint Venture, Dangote Group, BlackRhino, African Development Bank, International Finance Consortium, IFC and Islamic Development Bank as financiers of the project. Governor Udom Emmanuel of the state disclosed this after a meeting with the investors on the new power plant project in Uyo, yesterday. He said the project, when completed, will create employment and boost the economy of the state in particular and country at large, maintaining that, with the production of 400 million cubic of gas, the industrialisation policy of his administration shall witness a major leap. He said the project, when completed, will create employment and boost the economy of the state in particular and country at large, maintaining that, with the production of 400 million cubic of gas, the industrialisation policy of his administration shall witness a major leap. Earlier, Chief Executive Officer and founder of Black-Rhino, Mr Brian Herlihy, explained that, the Qua Iboe Power Plant Project has a portfolio of more than $1billion in partnership with Black-Rhino, Dangote Group and NNPC. He added that the company will build a 570 megawatts gas power plant using a combined circle technology with General Electric and world class expertise to utilise onshore and offshore gas for its operations to enhance the growth of other industries in the value chain. Herlihy added that, the power plant project will employ more than 12,000 workers at the construction level and 300 workers during operations. https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/02/ibom-build-qua-iboe-power-plant/ |
Dollyak:You can ask that again. The governor's property isn't safe and that tells us that it is total war. |
MAKURDI—Suspected herdsmen, yesterday, attacked Waku village and a part of Gbajimba town, all in Guma Local Government Area of Benue State, killing two persons, and destroying Governor Samuel Ortom’s farm house in fresh attacks in the area. https://cdn.vanguardngr.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/BENUE-KILLINGS-Ortom.jpg The latest attack came less than 24 hours after Yogbo, another community in the same local government area, also came under heavy attack by suspected herdsmen which left six persons dead and several property and farmlands destroyed. However, the attack on Yogbo was repelled by the Police, who chased the invaders out of the community. Confirming the latest attack at the State Police Command Headquarters, the Police Commissioner, Fatai Owoseni and Chairman of Guma Local Government Area, Mr. Anthony Shawon, said the herdsmen, who were backed by militant gangs, stormed the communities in the afternoon, yesterday. “The herdsmen, backed by their militia, invaded Waku village this afternoon (yesterday) and killed two persons. They are also getting close to Gbajimba town, the local government headquarters and as I speak with you, they have attacked and sacked Governor Ortom’s farm house in Gbajimba. “Our fear is that if we are not careful, they might overrun the local government headquarters the way they are going.” Shawon, who commended the Police for saving Yogbo from being taken over by the marauding herdsmen, urged the command to continue to put up a brave fight and continue to sustain the resistance against the herdsmen’s incursion. Police have deployed more men — Owoseni Earlier, the Commissioner of Police reiterated the commitment of the command to ensure the restoration of peace in all the troubled communities in the state, with a view to having all the internally-displaced persons return to their ancestral homes. “Already, the Inspector-General of Police had approved and deployed 15 mobile units of the Force from other states to Benue State; this is aside the Special Forces that have also been deployed to the state. “We have also concluded arrangements to deploy more personnel to Guma to flush out the criminal elements operating there. “We have also deployed to these areas two Armoured Personnel Carriers which were released to us by the DIG out of the five we requested for. “Police visibility, intelligence capacity as well as deployment of technical assets have already been done in that area and in no distant time, these issues will be a thing of the past,” Owoseni assured. ‘Herdsmen enjoying support of highly placed Nigerians’ Meanwhile, piqued by statements credited to top government functionaries over the Benue killings, the state government has insisted that the rampaging killer herdsmen attacking various communities in the state are enjoying the backing and support of highly-placed Nigerians. Addressing reporters yesterday in Makurdi, over the call by the Inspector-General of Police, Ibrahim Idris, for a repeal of Benue State’s anti-open grazing law which the Minister of Defence, Mansur Dan-Ali, had claimed was responsible for the killings, Benue State Commissioner of Information and Orientation, Lawrence Onoja, Jnr alleged that such remarks were clear indications that highly-placed Nigerians were fueling the killings. Onoja, who recounted the over 46 times Benue communities came under the attack of suspected herdsmen in the last five years before the commencement of enforcement of the grazing law on November 1, 2017, noted that the claim that the killings were triggered by the grazing law was untrue and baseless. He said: “The Inspector-General of Police, Ibrahim Idris, accused Governor Samuel Ortom of causing the lingering clashes between farmers and herdsmen in Benue and Nasarawa states. He is reported to have spoken at a closed-door meeting with members of the joint Senate Committee on Police Affairs and National Security and Intelligence on killings in Benue and environs when he appeared before the committee in response to the Senate’s summons. “The IGP is said to have identified the implementation of the anti-open grazing law and the arming of Tiv militia as causes of the crisis. “Such statements coming from some of the nation’s top security chiefs may have confirmed the fears expressed by many people that the herdsmen unleashing murderous attacks on Benue may have the backing of some highly-placed individuals within the security apparatus of the state. “When those who are entrusted with the sensitive task of protecting lives and property of innocent Nigerians resort to placing unjustified blame on the good intentions of Benue State government to promote peace and security, then such people have unknowingly or knowingly become part of the problem we have on our hands today in the country. On Miyetti Allah’s threat “When the Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore rose against the grazing law and threatened to invade the state, Governor Samuel Ortom, the Benue State House of Assembly, and leaders of all the socio-cultural organizations in the state petitioned the Presidency and all the relevant security agencies in the country. No action was taken by those saddled with the responsibility to protect lives and property at the national level. “The state government also recalled that IGP Ibrahim Idris was ordered by President Muhammadu Buhari to relocate to Benue State in the wake of the New Year Day 2018 killings in the state to restore peace and order but available records show that the police chief was sighted in the state for just a day or so and then left immediately. On Miyetti Allah’s threat “When the Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore rose against the grazing law and threatened to invade the state, Governor Samuel Ortom, the Benue State House of Assembly, and leaders of all the socio-cultural organizations in the state petitioned the Presidency and all the relevant security agencies in the country. No action was taken by those saddled with the responsibility to protect lives and property at the national level. “The state government also recalled that IGP Ibrahim Idris was ordered by President Muhammadu Buhari to relocate to Benue State in the wake of the New Year Day 2018 killings in the state to restore peace and order but available records show that the police chief was sighted in the state for just a day or so and then left immediately. “The Police IGP’s initial casual description of the pre-planned Benue killings by Fulani herdsmen on the 1st and 2nd of January, 2018 as a mere ‘communal clash’ has clearly shown that the Police boss does not accord any urgency and seriousness to arresting the perpetrators of the mass murder of our people and his body language may have emboldened these herdsmen militia to further lay false claim of ownership to the Benue Valley through a so-called right of conquest. “We reiterate that until the masterminds and sponsors of the killings in Benue State are arrested, we will not trust or have confidence in the IGP of Police. https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/02/herdsmen-attack-sack-gov-ortoms-farmhouse/
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ashjay001: |
Private schools don't do this in Nigeria yet people tag them as "dashing out first class". In a country where standard is rated by the number of third class a lecturer can "dash out" this idea will be rejected. It also explains why low number of graduate eventually practice what they studied. They govt subsidizes people's kpali and not the labour. |
tellmemore15:works here is putting your faith to action. And not working to support or complement your faith |
barragan:Good idea. Electricity storage is expensive though, and I doubt most Nigerians can survive the cost after the power has gone through those batteries. |
Haters !
Its happening again. |
blessedemperor:In what format do you have the finger print ? If in image (jpg, jpeg, png, gif) format follow what the above guy said. If you are stuck, let's know. |
OP is a buhari zombie. |
This is how voters should beat bigot candidates out. . . |
Just like PEJ we have MACBAN |
Constitution restricts movement to public spaces alone. Farms are not public space. Educated illiterates. |
Going by the fact that the state govt controll land use, i believe the following are steps they can take to reduce farmers/herdsmen clash. If the layout of farmlands are mapped through GPS to a registry of recognized farmers in a way that all available lands are visually displayed along with the cultivated one, it will much easier to controll the following ; 1) Enroachment. Farmers can be reminded they are overstepping their boundaries on time. 2) Attacks. Attackers will be aware they are stepping on lands whose ownership can't be changed by a 'simple' genocide. 3) Tax Evasion. It will be easier to track land users for tax payment. 4) Disease controll. Disease spread can be better detected and controlled. 5) Land Recovery. Lands siezed after raids can be recovered and given back to the original owners and in the process help discourage further attacks. Cc : Lalasticlala, Mynd44, Seun |
brightalo17:MAKE UP FC and no FACE |
Benjom:If only majority of Nigerians will give credit to that which is superior! |
mydadsboy:No. It was just another 'dreaming' competition. |
You guys mean a Glorified Secondary School beat the ordinary ones in the race to represent Nigeria? This is strange. Where are those who like suggesting a third class in KWASU is a first class in Covenant and Babcock? Cc : HigherEd |
Make up FC. |
ecdcyber:Insecurity is killing APC. |
Drama. Everybody is afraid to express themselves against Bubu |
NPComplete:The list of past nobel laureate seem to contradict your submission. The main drivers of civilization were deep-rooted Christians. |
OP: Is there an alternative to religion ? What cause the poverty we had before religion ? Most of our leaders and rich businessmen have no real regard for religion. Based on the above points, I see a negligible link between poverty and religion. |
Timely piece! The good thing is that there are still people who resist the external pressure and build their work on biblical principles. |
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