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Next time someone starts looking for missing small boys, you know where to look ![]() |
MetaPhysical:Don't be surprised now, that's part of your handiwork, even if you took it like a joke. Some slow poke somewhere are bound to believe you and follow suit. |
MetaPhysical:Are they clean enough to become Igbos? |
Amb. Campbell, and Mathew Page have had wonderful opportunities to speak truth to power in Nigeria, but they always choose to obfuscate. These are the same people who helped push GEJ out of office using false narratives of what's going on in Nigeria from Boko Haram being displeased, unemployed, and frustrated youths, to helping Hillary Clinton refuse to tag BK as a terrorist organization for a long time. Even in their post mortem analysis of their Nigerian experience, they are still unable to call it as it is! What a shame. |
AMvanquish:If you lived in the north, you'd see how fast poor families get rid of their small boys, because unlike small boys, girls have more immediate potential to attract resources for the family. The result is the feeding of a burgeoning almajiri industry in the name of learning islamic education. How can you educate a small boy in a religious school at night and leave him to wander for food all over the place all day? Election and need to violence have reduced,and these boys are no longer needed to do the dirty works of the masters for plate of food. This is the dirty secret the north is hiding, unfortunately, now someone wants to blame Igbos for it ![]() |
The north should not try to change the subject, and distract from their age old infanticide. LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) — Beaten. Starved. Sexually assaulted. Chained. For the second time in a month, police in northern Nigeria have raided a building where hundreds of boys were held in dehumanizing conditions, officials said Tuesday. This time, the building was discovered in President Muhammadu Buhari's hometown, putting pressure on him to act against the practice of sending children to institutions run by Islamic scholars rather than conventional schools. The children are often sent out on the streets to beg. More than 300 boys had been held in the building raided on Monday in Daura, Katsina state police spokesman Gambo Isa told The Associated Press. The building was discovered when some of the boys escaped on Sunday and protested against excessive torture. "Many of those rescued have been sent to hospital on account of the ill treatment they suffered," Isa said. "Some of them are unable to walk because of the injuries they sustained after being chained for several years." The building's owner and others involved were arrested, Isa said, and 67 boys were rescued. Search parties were looking for the ones who had escaped. Some of the boys had been enrolled by their families for Quranic studies, Isa said. Others had been sent there because of delinquency or for treatment for drug addiction in an attempt at "character remodeling." Police said the school's proprietor, 78-year old Bello Mai Almajirai, "has been in the business for more than 40 years and now he has become old he no longer has the capacity to run the rehab Islamic school." The raid follows one late last month in Kaduna city, where police discovered some 400 boys and young men. Marks on their bodies showed that some had been tortured, police said. The office of Nigeria's president did not immediately comment on the latest raid. An aide to Buhari, who comes from the north, earlier this year noted the widespread view that the "almajiri" learning system associated with begging was a "security challenge and a scar on the face of Northern Nigeria." But the aide, Garba Shehu, rejected reports that the president had banned the system. "The federal government wants a situation where every child of primary school age is in school rather than begging on the streets during school hours," he said. "At the same time, we don't want to create panic or a backlash." Many Nigerians have expressed concern that some who study at almajiri institutions are prone to religious extremism. ___ Umar reported from Maiduguri, Nigeria https://www.yahoo.com/news/nigerian-police-raid-frees-scores-164502391.html |
Eartquake1:It's a diversion from this: https://www.yahoo.com/news/nigerian-police-raid-frees-scores-164502391.html LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) — Beaten. Starved. Sexually assaulted. Chained. For the second time in a month, police in northern Nigeria have raided a building where hundreds of boys were held in dehumanizing conditions, officials said Tuesday. This time, the building was discovered in President Muhammadu Buhari's hometown, putting pressure on him to act against the practice of sending children to institutions run by Islamic scholars rather than conventional schools. The children are often sent out on the streets to beg. More than 300 boys had been held in the building raided on Monday in Daura, Katsina state police spokesman Gambo Isa told The Associated Press. The building was discovered when some of the boys escaped on Sunday and protested against excessive torture. "Many of those rescued have been sent to hospital on account of the ill treatment they suffered," Isa said. "Some of them are unable to walk because of the injuries they sustained after being chained for several years." The building's owner and others involved were arrested, Isa said, and 67 boys were rescued. Search parties were looking for the ones who had escaped. Some of the boys had been enrolled by their families for Quranic studies, Isa said. Others had been sent there because of delinquency or for treatment for drug addiction in an attempt at "character remodeling." Police said the school's proprietor, 78-year old Bello Mai Almajirai, "has been in the business for more than 40 years and now he has become old he no longer has the capacity to run the rehab Islamic school." The raid follows one late last month in Kaduna city, where police discovered some 400 boys and young men. Marks on their bodies showed that some had been tortured, police said. The office of Nigeria's president did not immediately comment on the latest raid. An aide to Buhari, who comes from the north, earlier this year noted the widespread view that the "almajiri" learning system associated with begging was a "security challenge and a scar on the face of Northern Nigeria." But the aide, Garba Shehu, rejected reports that the president had banned the system. "The federal government wants a situation where every child of primary school age is in school rather than begging on the streets during school hours," he said. "At the same time, we don't want to create panic or a backlash." Many Nigerians have expressed concern that some who study at almajiri institutions are prone to religious extremism. Umar reported from Maiduguri, Nigeria |
Exposing corrupt generals under Dasuki and GEJ is good, but exposing current generals who are obviously even more corrupt will be better. |
Mod: Front page. Is it only when Junaid Mohammed insults Igbos that you rush to FP it? |
News became fake and dangerous only when Buhari came to power ![]() |
plaindealer:The onus is on you, and your hatred! Show us that the Chinese contract you are masturbating over is the same he was awarded connecting 3 cities. |
plaindealer:Apparently, you don't know the difference between railway to connect Najaf to 2 other cities, and inner-city monorail for Najaf itself. Or, your tribal hatred no allow you see! |
apholaryn:Complaining about taxes after the elections. When elections come again, those taxpayers will suddenly become criminals, undesirables, and people who should be denied voting cards ![]() |
Respeckk:Animals communicate with smells. Before perfumes, and deodorants, people were attracted to each other by guess what? Smells. You don't need a lesson in the complex science of pheromones, but I advise you as a physician not to worry about your mother's smell, because your father probably was turned on enough to reproduce you by the same smell. Recommendation: Ask your father what he thinks about the smell. You will be surprised? Soon your own kids will start complaining about your dress, hair, and then your own smells ! |
letusbepieces:Soon, someone will come to shout "unity, unity, and unity " What's the unity in neglecting south eastern part of Nigeria, diverting all revenues derived from the area into building a railway and developing the empty Sahara ![]() |
The eastern corridor of the Nigerian railway needs to be completed and operational before wasting resources connecting Buhari's ancestral home land in the Sahara desert to Nigeria. Another evidence of nepotism! |
Unity with who? |
After trillions and trillions of budgeting for arms, you just suddenly want us to use spiritual power now? |
Transfer the capital from Katsina to Daura! |
YorubaHero12:Good point. Unfortunately, or fortunately, you're not Yoruba Muslim. Otherwise, you will not be making good points. |
Hell no.! They can't do that to us. What's our yoruba muslims who think that they are more religious than the saudis themselves going to do? MURIC will be out of job. |
Do you know what this really means ![]() The life of all Christians in the state is in danger, because it will be easy to accuse any one of them of the sin! Meanwhile the governor is overseas drinking beer and playing with prostituuuuutes. |
After thought condemnation! This type of human enslavement is what Buhari is all about-unequal justice, unequally! |
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