God is wonderful

Glory be to God

Everyone has his or her day of salvation

Glory be to God

Aboks:
Dem even wear nose mask see der face like chimpanzee stay in one place una say sam una no gree

That's sad

Chapii:
My people plz rush to Twitter and vote before these Lagos State civil servants that are collecting only salary and enjoying free Covid 19 donations will shut down Lagos again

So Lagos people want the lockdown to be extended

Aboks:
Dem even wear nose mask see der face like chimpanzee stay in one place una say sam una no gree

Hmm

habsydiamond:
glory be to God oo but wait oo whats this news doing in politics. abi na apc container fall ontop pdp motor

Lol

agent01:

Based on the statement that was released yesterday, it was a MOPOL that shot him dead not Army..... It was a joint operation. The OP is misleading everybody here. Justice must prevail... May his soul Rip.

Don't comment blindly. This is Sahara Reporters news. NIGERIAN army apologized. You are here commenting it's a mopol. Be careful

Yanmiriflathead:
Igbo Amaka

You don't know what to comment or what?

ChimaAdeoye:


If you check that man, you will see he is probably Fualni.

Exactly

missjekyll:
LOL! What the heck have you got in this thing?And you did it in the southeast in the midst of your enemies? Igbos are not really that violent. If an Igbo man did this in Gombe,he would already be dead.

Exactly

donbachi:
dis is one of the few reasons I said,y'all should pray for south east.

God will really help us

Don't act like Abba kyari

slimfit1:
God give this people wisdom because it is curses that is going to come from my mouth.

Hmm

Xavi2019:


What has hate got to do with what happened?

Don't mind him, since he said there's nothing wrong with it, he should go and drink the poisonous chemical

What can't he say that he married for children not for love

Funny Senator

MainJoe:
Very commendable. The Hon. Chairman did very well but I think we need to add innovations to our approach. The lockdown and making general things scarce is not helping matters. Wike should enforce safety guidelines and not Lockdown.

Banks need support to open more payment points and employ extra hands for customer care points. People should be encouraged to use emails more often than visiting banks. And bankers should be prompt in response.

Make more cash points and cash service centres. With innovative ideas, we can reduce the crowds.

not bad

zionmde:
senseless mofos
is it d fault of the bank or the people who wants to enter d bank by all means
Stupidity and rivers government are identical twins

Wike first son

This is unacceptable

hmm

AceRoot:


Good morning. If you know how many people will hate you for saying what you just said, you'd shiver. All those who love to hear the news of the Governor blocking Aba-PH road even without understanding the full intent. Those are the same people who love to say Aba has nothing and how PH doesn't need anything from there, forgetting that that corridor, in my opinion is like the 3rd or 4th most important corridor in this country. The trade and carriage along this 50 km is so understated, and any meddling is disastrous.

I feel that the Governor will ease this pressure soonest, for that gate is for something else, as you are about to find out. Peace!!

This is so sad

Dakad:
Where will the foodstuff to restock come from. My wife is into foodstuff and groceries, the shop was emptied as at last week Wednesday same for most stores and supermarket. This governor is just creating unnecessary hardship for the people. Rivers state only produce garri as acknowledged in several occasions by the governor and as at last week a rubber of garri was 1,200 - 1,500. Most of the supermarket gets their stuff from Aba and the guy erected permanent gate on Aba road. I don't understand how these useless leader think.

All they know is to cause unnecessary hardship for the citizen they claim they are protecting. I can't just imaging the rush and panic buying of unavailable goods these 2days and if care isn't taking the virus will further spread beyond measure.

Honestly as for Nigeria government and more especially Wike of Rivers state, I give up

maybe he will not

Chimezirim121:
Hope Wike will not monitor it to threaten the lives of people

hmm

gaby:
This COVID season don give every Narcissist in leadership position the opportunity to display him condition to the fullest without any restraint.

hmm

realstars:
The War Is On

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moC4qQNWR9I

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zR5Bn-e42ww
Governor Wike announces temporary lifting of lockdown for residents to restock foodstuffs and medicines
The Governor made the announcement in a State-Wide broadcast on Sunday night. He said that the total lockdown will be lifted on Tuesday 12th May, 2020 and Wednesday, 13th May, 2020.

A STATE-WIDE BROADCAST BY HIS EXCELLENCY, NYESOM EZENWO WIKE, GOVERNOR OF RIVERS STATE ON SUNDAY MAY 10 2020.
My Dear Good People of Rivers State,
2. We were constrained by the continuing increase in the transmission of COVID-19 cases to impose further measures to mitigate the spread of the virus in our State, including a 24 hour total lockdown on Obio/Akpor and Port Harcourt Local Government Areas since Thursday 7th May 2020.
3. These measures are neither new nor extra-ordinary. They are the very standard measures that are universally applied across all countries to fight the spread of this pandemic in the absence of any preventive vaccine or therapeutics.
4. These very measures had been in place for over four weeks in Lagos and Ogun States as well as the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, until recently.
5. As we speak, the entire Kano State is on complete lockdown, while inter-state travel ban and a night curfew have also been slammed on the entire country by the Federal Government.
6. Indeed, the Lagos State Government has threatened to reintroduce the total lockdown if the number of cases continue to rise at frightening levels.
7. Here in Rivers State, every measure we have imposed was dictated by an assessment of our situation, the trend of transmission and our conviction that it was the right thing to do in the circumstance.
8. As a Government, we are doing our utmost best, in the face of daunting challenges, to prevent COVID-19 from taking hold in Rivers State; to stop any possible community transmission of this disease before it is too late.
9. And we shall continue on this trajectory because the alternative would spell a greater disaster for our State and our people.
10. More so, when these are not arbitrary measures but fully prescribed and backed by the ordinary laws of our State, especially, Executive Orders numbers: 1 to 6.
11. So far, all our measures and actions are not arbitrary but fully prescribed, guided and backed by the ordinary laws of our State, especially Executive Order numbers 1 to 6, which apply equally to all persons throughout the State.
12. As a Government, we are obliged to enforce our laws, and in the present circumstance, we have done so without fear or favour.
13. From the very beginning we unequivocally declared our resolve to spare no efforts or resources in fighting this virus and safeguarding the collective health and safety of our people.
14. We equally made it loud and clear that in the fight against COVI/D-19 there would be no sacred cows; no double standards, and no sentiments of any kind, whether political, ethnic, religious, status, emotional or otherwise.
15. In the last few days we have pursued with vigour and secured several convictions against those who intentionally violated our COVID-19 containment laws in the same way others States are doing.
16. The forfeited trucks to be auctioned by the Deputy Sherriff were not confiscated arbitrarily by the State Government, but by the orders of our Courts.
17. Similarly, we acted against the hotelier because, apart from using the facility to jeopardize the lives of our citizens in violation of the extant law, the owner audaciously unleashed thugs lead by the Eleme Local Government Youth Leader of the Peoples Democratic Party and inflicted severe injuries on our task-force members who went to enforce the law against the continued operation of the hotel.
18. As we speak, nobody knows the fate of the lives of most of the victims of that brazen and deadly attack given the severity of the head injuries they sustained.
19. And so, we’ve done no wrong as all our actions were taken in good faith and justified by, under and within the purview of the Executive Orders, which have neither been challenged nor set aside by any competent court of law.
20. Therefore, while we welcome genuine criticisms directed towards strengthening our intervention measures; it is no use joining issues with uninformed critics and social media legal practitioners who, blinded and prodded by sheer politics, bias and hatred, have opted to demonize and paint our lawful and responsible actions in bad light.
21. Granted that we may not have totally achieved our targets, but we are convinced that, so far, the lockdown and the other measures have impacted greatly in containing and preventing the onslaught of the pandemic on Rivers State.
22. We therefore thank the entire people of Rivers State for the overwhelming understanding you have shown even as you continue to endure the pains of the restrictions on your wellbeing and fundamental freedoms.
23. Let me assure you that the overall interest of all residents remains paramount and we shall continue to fight this virus with all the seriousness it deserves until it is defeated and the safety of everyone is secured and guaranteed.
24. However, in doing so, we are not unmindful of the hardship some of these measures are having on our people and on the State’s economy.
25. Consequently, we have given due consideration to the propositions on the way forward by well-meaning citizens of the State, and after a cautious review of the situation, decided to implement a partial relaxation of the lockdown measures, to enable residents to have some fresh air and replenish their foodstuffs and medicines.
26. To this end, I hereby announce the temporary lifting of the total lockdown on Obio/Akpor and Port Harcourt Local Governments Areas for two days only, with effect from Tuesday 12th May 2020.
27. All shops, supermarkets, and malls can open to the public for Tuesday and Wednesday, 12 and 13 May 2020.
28. Similarly, all hospitals and banks can also open and provide full services to the public;
29. While oil and gas companies are required to submit the list of their staff on essential duties to Government, note that there is no ban on the lifting of petroleum products from depots and other receptacles.
30. The total lockdown on Obio/Akpor and Port Harcourt Local Government Areas will be reinstated on Thursday 14th May 2020 and remain until further notice.
31. In addition, all other established restrictions under the Executive Orders on social distancing are still in force, including the:
• compulsory wearing of face mask or scarfs in vehicles and public places;
• closure of all land, sea and air borders and entry routes into the State; and
• closure of all open markets, including slaughters, hotels, guest houses, cinemas, bars and restaurants; and
• ban on gathering, including public burials, weddings, and religious gathering of more than 50 persons.
32. Once again, thank you for your cooperation and understanding.
33. Please note that our enemy is invisible. stay at home, maintain social distancing, wash your hands regularly and stay safe.
34. Thank you and God bless you all.

kidnappers everywhere

Discovery4today:
VIDEO Lebannese Nollywood Actor Explains How He Escaped From Kidnappers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=If49KThpbQI

Hmm

Discovery4today:
VIDEO Lebannese Nollywood Actor Explains How He Escaped From Kidnappers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=If49KThpbQI