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Great VP |
Tiwa kill him |
Ikinternational:so speaking against the recent backward development in Anambra means I am happy? Your people would be the first to call Lagos a Shithole but they would not be available to say the same thing whenever things like this happen in your region |
Ikinternational:You are more concern about my syntax error Instead of you to condemn the useless leaders that are making your future bleak Igbo catholic are moving Nigeria backward |
Ikinternational:. What is good for the goose is also good for the gander You people should use the same energy you use on condemning other region leaders to also condemn all the useless leaders in your region |
But the people that live in this region would be the first to call Lagos a Shithole when their region is a Toilet |
YungMillionaire:Oyinbo mean light skin in Yoruba Yoruba also use it for Nigerians that are light skin |
ibkayee:Oyinbo mean light skin in Yoruba, Yoruba people use it for light skin people. Yoruba also use it for Nigerians that are light skin |
boolet:Oyinbo is use for light skin people Yoruba people call any light skin human Oyinbo We also use it for Nigerians |
Congrat to her |
I don't even know this girl |
Beautiful ![]() |
Eastlink:All what you wrote is full of gibberish and absolute fallacy Nupe now Yoruba? ![]() Olukumi people are Yoruba cry harder |
Fayose was a Comedian |
Scores of youths on Saturday protested the insecurity in the South-West and warned President Muhammadu Buhari of imminent interethnic wars. The youth from three different socio-cultural groups: South-West Youth Movement, Yoruba Koya Initiative and Arewa Youth Movement, called on the President to give marching orders to security agencies to arrest the ugly trend in the zone. The youth, after a peaceful demonstration, addressed journalists and said they had begun consultations with people in the local communities of the region to educate them on the need to collaborate with security operatives to tackle the challenges from bottom-up. Speaking on the rationale behind the call on President Buhari to beef up security, the Convener and President, SYM, Temitope Ogunlade, explained that the working relationship between the three groups was to ensure that the security challenges in the region did not turn into a tribal or religious affair against any particular group. He added that government at all levels starting from the Presidency must, however, give a clear direction as to how the issue would be tackled headlong. On the inclusion of youths in the cabinet, the SYM leader said the conference was a reminder to the President to fulfil his campaign promise to the youth in terms of political inclusion and job/employment opportunities in his second term. The meeting was attended by delegates from the six South-West states including Oyo, Ogun, Osun, Ondo, Lagos and Ekiti. Ogunlade said, “Security is a collective responsibility and we all have to encourage the government with our prayers. The government needs to do more by ensuring balance and support for groups in the areas of security because it is obvious that the region is not safe anymore. “Our groups believe in peace. We are for peace and not violence. We have discovered that some people hide under the pretext of Fulani herdsmen to perpetrate evil and we are ready to nab them provided the government gives the required support. “We are already meeting traditional rulers and various ethnic groups in the region as part of our efforts at bringing lasting solutions to the issues of insecurity in the South-West region. Consultation is ongoing with people at the grassroots on how to nip it in the bud. “On ministerial appointments, we can only appeal to President Buhari to give the youth better attention. The youth of the South-West and the other regions as well have not been carried along fully. And this is why we have come to remind Buhari to remember the youth in his cabinet so as to rekindle our hope again. “We want to use this medium to remind our President of his promise to appoint youths in his cabinet, also to act fast on security issues and to provide job opportunities for the youth.” https://punchng.com/insecurity-youths-protest-in-ibadan-warn-buhari-of-interethnic-conflict/
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Troops of the military spike operation, codenamed ‘Operation Whirl Stroke,’ have arrested 10 suspected bandits in Benue and Nasarawa states. Parading eight of the suspects, alleged to be kidnappers, before journalists at the OPWS headquarters in Makurdi on Saturday, the force commander of the operation, Maj. Gen. Adeyemi Yekini, said that five were arrested in the Toto and Awe local government areas of Nasarawa State while five others were arrested in Benue State. Yekini stated that one of the suspects was shot dead during an exchange of gunfire with troops at Zaki-Biam in the Ukum Local Government Area of Benue State while an AK-47 riffle was recovered from him. He said three out of the four suspects arrested in the Zaki Biam areas of Benue State were allegedly linked with the wanted militia leader, Terwase Akwaza (aka Gana). According to him, another suspect was nabbed in the Tomata area of the state with a locally made rifle fabricated to fire 5.56mm ammunition, a standard ammunition for assault rifles. Yekini explained that the pistol was as deadly as any standard assault rifle. The force commander said one suspect arrested in Awe was handed over to the police because he was linked to a kidnapping case in Nasarawa State. In all, items recovered from the suspects included two locally fabricated pistols, a self-loading riffle, five locally made rifles, one AK-47 riffle, some quantities of ammunition, a Toyota Corolla and three phones. Also speaking, the Sector Commander, Sector 3, Nasarawa State, Naval-Lt. Emmanuel Igwe, and his Ukum counterpart, Naval-Lt. Lawal Abubakar, noted that they carried out the operations following the directive by the force commander to deal decisively with bandits and kidnappers in their respective areas of operation. https://punchng.com/army-arrests-10-bandits-recovers-firearms-in-benue-nasarawa/ Cc Lalasticlala
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Kano State Governor, Abdullahi Ganduje, on Saturday said he was not happy with the manner in which Fulani are treated in the country. He also said the Federal Government’s Ruga programme shouldn’t be implemented where indigenes are not Fulani. On the suspended Ruga programme, he said it should be optional for states. Ganduje said the initiative should not have been made by the Federal Government, rather states interested in the economic relevance of Fulani herdsmen. The governor spoke while addressing journalists in Sokoto after attending the wedding of the son of a former governor of Kano State, Senator Kabiru Gaya. He said, “I think the suspended programme was really misunderstood. Ruga is supposed to be for a state where Fulani reside; you cannot implement Ruga where the indigenes are not Fulani. “The programme should be for those states that will cater for Fulani and the issue of herdsmen should be socio-economic in nature and not a socio-cultural. “That is why in Kano State, we decided to develop a grazing area in form of Ruga where Fulani herdsmen will all live in one place and can be monitored. “They will get other social services that are being provided for the people of Kano State, which include health, security and education. Not only that, their businesses would be improved upon so that their cattle can produce more nutritious milk for the people.” Ganduje said there was no better way to resettle the Fulani herdsmen than practise Ruga system, instead of them migrating from one part of the country to another. “Otherwise, Fulani will be suffering and the security problems will continue. I am not happy with the manner in which they are being treated in the country. "At the same time I am not happy with the way they behave too, because of their lack of Education which is gradually graduating into banditry." https://punchng.com/ruga-shouldnt-operate-in-non-fulani-states-ganduje/
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mrvitalis:Keep arguing blindly Akure malls have like 3 buildings |
Fucckk Timi Dakolo and his Hair style ![]() |
mrvitalis:Like you have been there ![]() All these villagers sef |
Justiceleague1:Osogbo still heaven to you guys Go to Osogbo and see your brothers pushing their Wheel Barrows with Passion ![]() |
nwaanambra1:You are still referring to yourself
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nwaanambra1:An Ignoramus talking about Ignorance, what an Irony ![]() You are referring to yourself
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nwaanambra1:You guys sha How did you know those people net worth? You guys are jesters ![]()
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