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But the rant never seek any of what you mentioned, the rant is only reflecting Karma from the writer's view

ElsonMorali:
How does this your rant help you achieve Biafra? Or bring back to life the 3 million Biafra killed in the war?

A little common sense will go a long way for you, don't you think?

Please go read history because what you just wrote is nonsense.

bluke:
you shd have blamed ojukwu that crossed the bridge.
he defeated the hausas then turned to middlebelt where was taught a lesson.
he later turned west, which led to his waterloo.

Must you be always frustrated ?

swiz123:
Shut up and play

See mumu Fabricated gas dey talk Ronaldo matter. Can he ask himself why he is not with Spain in Russia?

FootBallBlood:
Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas played down the praises heaped on the performances of Cristiano Ronaldo at the world cup so far. Stating that Portuguese superstar does not deserve all the credit he is getting for the goals he has scored so far at the World Cup.

Ronaldo is at the moment top joint scorer on four goals in two matches with Belgium’s Romelu Lukaku, who have also scored brace in each of the two matches for his national team.

Cristiano Ronaldo scored hat-trick in their 3-3 ppp draw against Fabregas’s country men and also with the winning goal against Morocco in their second Group B game on Wednesday.

Fabregas didn’t make the team for the Spanish side which drew with Portugal in their opening match, and he has spent part of his time off writing for BBC Sport. Fabregas wanted to let people know that Ronaldo’s goals have come via situations that are easier to score from.

People has been praising the Portuguese superstar as the best player in Russia so far and looking at the situation, Ronaldo has been out rightly the best for Portugal because all the four goals they have scored so far has come from the forward.

And the Chelsea playmaker, who is no friend with Ronaldo, and has been in logger head with the Real Madrid superstar during his time at Arsenal and Barcelona, believes the opposite saying that Ronaldo is being over hyped.

Fabregas said (“Yes, he is playing well, but if you really look at what he has done, he has scored one penalty, one free-kick, one goal from a corner and one with a shot that David de Gea should have saved, “You cannot say that he and Portugal have shown great combinations or tiki-taka football to score great goals, “You have to give him credit, of course, but his goals have come from set-pieces, penalties or mistakes).

Ronaldo will continue his golden boot chase in Portugal’s final group game against Iran on Monday night, with Russia or Uruguay their likely last-16 opponents.

Also Read- "Argentina Coach under Intense pressure: Changes formation against Nigeria"

Read Here- http://www.trendingfootballnews.com/argentina-coach-under-intense-pressure-changes-formation-against-nigeria/

Source- www.trendingfootballnews.com

T. Danjuma has told Nigerians to fight to defend themselves but our educated southerners think Islamizing Nigeria is not possible. I only pity my south west because we shall be next after middle belt. South East will definitely be the hardest to islamize but it is not impossible if they do not fight for them self. Southerners must note that these guys are patient enough to wait for 200 years to islamize this country, better still all southerners should go and read how Turkey was Islamized. Southerners should help and support middle it does not get to us.

MadeInTokyo:
Armed men attack Plateau mourners; witness says 120 killed; police confirm 11

A cleric has reported the killing of 120 people who were returning from a funeral service.

The police confirmed the attack but said only 11 persons died.

The pastor in charge of Church of Christ In Nations (COCIN) Regional Church Council (RCC) Rop in Barkin Ladi Local Government Area said the mourners were killed by suspected armed herdsmen.

Pam Chollom stated this in an interview with PREMIUM TIMES on Sunday. He said the attack on Saturday lasted for several hours.

“Fulani people attacked our members who attended the burial of the father to one of our clergy Baba Jakawa, at Gidin Akwati, Gashis district. Late Jakawa was aged over 80 years, a committed member of COCIN, so his burial attracted many sympathisers.”

“The armed Fulanis ambushed the sympathisers on their way back from the burial, attacked and killed 34 persons from Nekan village, 39 others from Kufang, and 47 people from Ruku village.

“As we speak with you, many others are still missing in the bushes,” he said.

The cleric added that “the sad incident started at about 1:00 p.m. in the afternoon, and lasted still about 8:00 p.m. yesterday (Saturday).

“We informed members of the Special Task Force (STF) on Jos crisis. They went to one of the villages, but the attackers had committed the havoc and left,” Mr Chollom said.

The spokesman of the STF, also known as “Operation Safe Heaven,” Umar Adams, confirmed the attack in an interview with PREMIUM TIMES on Sunday.

He, however, could not ascertain the casualty.

“I’m speaking with you from one the scenes of the incident. Our men were able to repel the attackers, made some arrest, though lives were lost. But at the moment, I cannot tell you exact number of the deaths.”

“Our men in Barkin Ladi responded promptly to the incident, because they heard sounds of the gun shots, and moved to the direction.

“On reaching there, there was another similar incident in another village, some of them were redeployed to the affected area. We have been able to arrest the situation, it is now calm.”

On its part, the Nigeria Police Force, through its spokesperson in Plateau, Terna Tyopev, told journalists in Jos that 11 people died from the attack.

Mr. Tyopev said the bodies of the deceased persons have been deposited at the Barkin Ladi general hospital. He also said armed personnel have been redeployed to the trouble areas.

Meanwhile, Plateau State Government has confirmed the attacks and commiserated with victims of the attacks.

A statement by the Commissioner for Information and Communication Yakubu Dati, said the government regrets the incident.

“The Plateau State Government wishes to commiserate with citizens of the state especially, Xland, Gindin Akwati communities of Barkin Ladi Local Government, over unfortunate recent attacks,” Mr Dati said.

“Government is deeply pained that despite concerted efforts which had led to the restoration of relative peace across the state, some unpatriotic elements are bent on disrupting the gains so far made.

“We, however, appeal to citizens not to take laws into their hands and cooperate with security agencies to prevent further break down of law and order as they track perpetrators of the evil act.”

The cleric, Pam Chollom, also told PREMIUM TIMES that over 30 houses were completely burnt by the attackers

“At Nekan, 15 houses were burnt; in Kufang, 18 houses were also burnt,” he said.

Plateau is one of the states most affected by clashes between farmers and migrant herders.

Hundreds of people have been killed in attacks linked to herdsmen in Plateau and neighbouring states like Benue since January.



https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/273668-armed-men-attack-plateau-mourners-witness-says-120-killed-police-confirm-11.html

What do Nigerians think tramadol is? People choose to abuse it does not mean it has lost its medical use.

Newshelm:
A Federal High Court in Lagos, on Friday, sentenced a businessman, Ifeanyi Ezeanwu, to five years imprisonment, over importation of a container load of Tramadol and other sex enhancing drugs.

The convict was sentenced by Justice Hadiza Rabiu-Shagari, after the National Agency for Food and Drugs Administration Control (NAFDAC) had reviewed the facts of the charge before the court.

The convict was first arraigned before the court in February 2015, on a one count charge of unlawful importation of the said drugs.

Apart from series of Tramadol tablets, other banned drugs said to have been imported by the convict include: Ibamol tablet of 50 mg, and Heogra tablet of 150 mg.

The offence, according to the prosecution, contravenes the provisions of section 1(a) of the Counterfeit and Fake Drugs and Unwholesome Processed Foods (Miscellaneous provision) Act Cap. C34, Law of the Federation 2004.

The convict had pleaded not guilty during his first arraignment, but when the case came up at the last adjourned date, he changed his plea to guilty, while the court adjourned the case until today, for a review of fact and sentence.

Reviewing the facts of the case on Friday, the prosecutor, Umar Shamaki, narrated to the court how the convict was arrested by NAFDAC operatives.

Mr Shamaki also tendered several items which including the convict’s confessional statements, samples of banned drugs, which were admitted as exhibits by the court.

After the review, the prosecutor urged the court to sentence the convict according to Section 3(1) of NAFDAC Act.

Mr Shamaki told the court that the NAFDAC Act prescribed a payment of N500,000 fine, or a prison term not less than five years and not more than 15 years.

Meanwhile, counsel to the convict, Vivian Ekwegh pleaded with the court, to be lenient in sentencing the accused, as he was a first time offender.

In sentencing the convict, Justice Rabiu-Shagari, held: “the prosecution has been able to prove its case beyond reasonable doubt, especially, as there is no other way of proving a case than self-admittance”.

She, consequently, convicted and sentenced the convict to a term of five years imprisonment from date of arrest.

The court, however, gave the convict an option of fine of N300,000.

(NAN)


http://newshelm.ng/nigerian-businessman-jailed-for-5-years-for-importing-container-load-of-tramadol/

Anything can happen Bro, the message is be aware and get ready to prevent it.

greatnaija01:
maybe if he said 250 years, BUT NO NATION is strong enough to stop Christianity 100%.

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when you chose to cook yam I am pretty sure you knew nothing would happen.

Katier00:
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I was about going for my weekly shopping and something just came to my mind, is there any rule that state we must cook rice for launch on Sundays? 90% of households in Nigeria eat rice very Sunday. I just decided to cook yam and egg sauce tomorrow to see if something unusual will happen


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Yb

Some mistakes are unacceptable, this is one of them.

Metuh:
No o. A Pro is a machine, he shouldn't make any mistakes in his life.


Mtcggeeew

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okomile:
My prayer is that the nurse is set free.

This same nurse has been treating him for more than 10 years. Note doctors too are not perfect too. Some thing might be fishy
Where in earth will a civil servant get 10 million Naira from?

Will relatives release such amount?
Hmmmmmmm


Nurse, Pele ti e

Nurses cutting corners by treating pple at home should learn from this.

Most of them are not qualified.

It's well

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Statement of probability

SarkinYarki:
The yahooboy also probably ritual killed to to energise his Yahoo game too..this is one full circle of karma that was at work and the young pretty girl was just caught up in the wrong place and wrong time

Police can hastily do anything to cover their mess, hence I doubt this story

CastedBlog:
The Police in Ogun has released photos of the face of the suspected killers of OOU student and his girlfriend.. Adebisi Oriade aka Oh Dollar, a 300-Level Computer Science student of the Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State was said to be a Yahoo Boy until his death..

According to the Police statement one of the suspects Muri a notorious cultist who has been to prison was said to have gotten information that Oh dollar, who was a yahoo boy, and that he recently got paid. .

He allegedly approached him for money and the deceased gave him N150,000, but later approached him again after being informed that the money Oh Dollar made was very much and that he just acquired a Benz apart from the Honda Crosstour he was using.

Again, the deceased was said to have given him some millions of Naira. Unsatisfied, Muri allegedly abducted Juliana and used her to lure Oh Dollar out on that fateful day. .

He was said to have instructed Juliana, at gunpoint, to call Oh Dollar to come and take her out on a date. That was the last time the duo were seen until operatives of the Federal SARS investigating their disappearance, arrested Muri and he led them to their corpses.

Reacting to the news last night, ACP Shogunle said:
“Those involved in the kidnap and murder have been arrested and the motive behind it is linked to suspected illicit business gone wrong. Police will do a press briefing on the case soon.”


Gossip From Ebiwali--
http://www.ebiwalisgossip.com/2018/06/he-was-yahoo-boy-police-arrest-men-who.html

emergency or no emergency the doctor has no right to beat up a nurse or cleaner.

kenonze:

A closed fracture especially limbs is not an emergency.

The nurse stated it that the said patient was in no obvious painful or respiratory distress.
However on no account should tge boss physically abuse his subjects. Its unacceptable

Really? how do you think the doctor will respond if this is not reported by the nurse?

LordsApostle:
you are the only sensible person on the whole of Nairaland.

So this is a justifiable reason to beat a nurse? I won't be surprise if your a doctor, I only pity Nigerians becos you hype a profession so much as if others are irrelevant, hence NIGERIAN doctors' suffer from superiority complex. Tell that doctor to relocate to Canada and try this nonsense to a cleaner

Kellibae:
Madam stop crying victim abeg u know the ethics of ur hospital that the doctor should see the patient first and u failed it.
And u were asked her to kneel down and u refused.
What happens to obey before complain.
Besides the doctor's side of the story should be heard

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Doctors always see female nurses as mere help. I have a feeling that if it was a male lab scientist or pharmacist he would not dare try this.

weyreypey:
http://punchng.com/lekki-doctor-flogs-orders-nurse-to-kneel-down/

Buhari loves her village not the Igbo nation. That is her village project not for southeast.Can Buhari ever provide a sea port or complete the second Niger bridge?

NewshelmNg:
As shared by this Igbo lady in Facebook;



http://newshelm.ng/photos-igbo-lady-praises-buharis-administration-for-rehabilitating-her-home-town-major-arias/



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I hope he doesn't give his father a bottle of wine

Ayodele70:
From; Amagitesblog.com

Nigerian international footballer who plays professionally for Turkish club Osmanlıspor, as a midfielder, Raheem Lawal,  just built a beautiful house for his mother.

He shared the photo of the property on his Instagram page this morning. 


https://www.amagitesblog.com/2018/06/super-eagles-midfielder-raheem-lawal-gifts-his-mum-a-house.html

AZ

[Hazard is also not an ambitious player. I wonder if he can handle Real Madrid pressure. quote author=Felixalex post=68673448]I love Hazard but I think he should go, for the sake of his career. He's too good to be wasting his time at an unambitious club like Chelsea (at the moment).

Conte's fate not known, stadium put on hold, inactivity @d transfer market so far, Abramovic immigration issues etc...

They should just sell abi disband d club sef, let us start supporting Eyimba[/quote]q

Is this one a threat or news? As if there are more jobs in Nigeria. If doctors want government to recruit them they should go straight to the point instead of putting up one sided statistics.

oludyke:
Nigeria is in big problem” – UK-based Nigerian doctor warns
herald.ng Jun 15, 2018 11:18 AM

A UK-based Nigerian doctor, Dr Harvey Olufunmilayo, has decried the huge number of Nigerian doctors seeking greener pastures abroad.

Olufunmilayo, who practises in Leeds, said about 1,000 Nigerian doctors passed the Plab1 exam in March 2018 to enable them practice in the UK.

The Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (MDCN) had in January 2018 said that there were 4,000 patients to one doctor in Nigeria, describing the trend as unacceptable.

Olufunmilayo, who took to his Twitter handle, explained that four million Nigerian patients would be denied access to a doctor should the 1,000 doctors leave Nigerian shores.

He said, “In March, about 1,500 doctors wrote the Plab1 exam to work in the UK and about 1,000 passed. In a country that 1 doctor cares for about 4,000 patients; losing 1,000 doctors means 4million Nigerians will find it harder to see a doctor. We are playing with fire as a nation.

“Remember this analysis is based solely on the March 2018 Plab Exams alone. The same exam is written twice a year in Nigeria. And with more hardship, more doctors will be writing by November 2018. And we are yet to talk of those going to other countries like USA or Canada.

“We have a big problem on our hands. There is a big fire burning and everyone is looking away thinking all is well. We largely have under-equipped hospitals with underpaid/overworked staff and overpopulated patients. Now with more health professionals’ exit, what will happen?

“Have we decided that we will wait till our hospitals turn to museums with antique outdated equipments that has no professional to utilise them for sick and dying patients before we realise the grave danger associated with this continuous exit of medical workers from the country?

“I was having a chat with a younger colleague friend preparing for the exam. She’s part of a WhatsApp group that is already full to the brim – with 256 doctors preparing to take the same exams to leave the country. And she said she knows at least 2 of such full groups. Oh Lord!

“My people, let’s be clear – doctors are working on their exit on a daily basis. This fire we are ignoring, when it burns, and it wil, no one will be spared. Even if you are rich, even if you are powerful, someone you know will fall victim of this same health sector you are destroying.

“And as I stated earlier, 1 Nigerian doctor should take care of 4000 Nigerians. Losing 1,000 doctors (based on the March 2018 Plab UK exams alone) is effectively making it extremely difficult for 4 million Nigerians to see a doctor. How are you in government and comfortable with this?

“And if you are a government official and you are thinking you have the money and/or the means to always take care of yourself or your family in some overseas country if you fall sick, then let me explain to you why that reasoning is retarded and very daft. Because sadly, it really is.

“There are medical calamities that befall a person and requires immediate intervention. If you have a sudden heart attack or a serious stroke or severe sepsis, such an emergency can’t wait for you to get on a private jet. You will be taken to the same hospitals that you ruined.

“I don’t need to mention names but many government officials have also been rushed to the same under-equipped hospitals with underpaid unmotivated staff, and those your colleagues in government died from things that could be easily prevented IF you ever paid any attention to the health sector.”

https://www.herald.ng/nigeria-is-in-big-problem-uk-based-nigerian-doctor-warns/

If you think Nigeria is going to lack doctors, I laugh in Swahili becos Nigeria has less jobs to offer, please tell more of your doctors to leave. In fact every profession is running out of Nigeria not just doctors alone. It is only remaining our soldiers that will start traveling to serve in other countries. do

tensazangetsu20:
. How many universities in Nigeria have license to do medicine. And how many doctors are produced yearly. Our leaders don't care anyway since they receive topnotch healthcare abroad.

Please this is not news, nurses, lab scientists, engineers, accountants, farmers,etc are traveling every day, yet we keep graduating more than the number that is traveling. Please tell us something else.

oludyke:
Nigeria is in big problem” – UK-based Nigerian doctor warns
herald.ng Jun 15, 2018 11:18 AM

A UK-based Nigerian doctor, Dr Harvey Olufunmilayo, has decried the huge number of Nigerian doctors seeking greener pastures abroad.

Olufunmilayo, who practises in Leeds, said about 1,000 Nigerian doctors passed the Plab1 exam in March 2018 to enable them practice in the UK.

The Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (MDCN) had in January 2018 said that there were 4,000 patients to one doctor in Nigeria, describing the trend as unacceptable.

Olufunmilayo, who took to his Twitter handle, explained that four million Nigerian patients would be denied access to a doctor should the 1,000 doctors leave Nigerian shores.

He said, “In March, about 1,500 doctors wrote the Plab1 exam to work in the UK and about 1,000 passed. In a country that 1 doctor cares for about 4,000 patients; losing 1,000 doctors means 4million Nigerians will find it harder to see a doctor. We are playing with fire as a nation.

“Remember this analysis is based solely on the March 2018 Plab Exams alone. The same exam is written twice a year in Nigeria. And with more hardship, more doctors will be writing by November 2018. And we are yet to talk of those going to other countries like USA or Canada.

“We have a big problem on our hands. There is a big fire burning and everyone is looking away thinking all is well. We largely have under-equipped hospitals with underpaid/overworked staff and overpopulated patients. Now with more health professionals’ exit, what will happen?

“Have we decided that we will wait till our hospitals turn to museums with antique outdated equipments that has no professional to utilise them for sick and dying patients before we realise the grave danger associated with this continuous exit of medical workers from the country?

“I was having a chat with a younger colleague friend preparing for the exam. She’s part of a WhatsApp group that is already full to the brim – with 256 doctors preparing to take the same exams to leave the country. And she said she knows at least 2 of such full groups. Oh Lord!

“My people, let’s be clear – doctors are working on their exit on a daily basis. This fire we are ignoring, when it burns, and it wil, no one will be spared. Even if you are rich, even if you are powerful, someone you know will fall victim of this same health sector you are destroying.

“And as I stated earlier, 1 Nigerian doctor should take care of 4000 Nigerians. Losing 1,000 doctors (based on the March 2018 Plab UK exams alone) is effectively making it extremely difficult for 4 million Nigerians to see a doctor. How are you in government and comfortable with this?

“And if you are a government official and you are thinking you have the money and/or the means to always take care of yourself or your family in some overseas country if you fall sick, then let me explain to you why that reasoning is retarded and very daft. Because sadly, it really is.

“There are medical calamities that befall a person and requires immediate intervention. If you have a sudden heart attack or a serious stroke or severe sepsis, such an emergency can’t wait for you to get on a private jet. You will be taken to the same hospitals that you ruined.

“I don’t need to mention names but many government officials have also been rushed to the same under-equipped hospitals with underpaid unmotivated staff, and those your colleagues in government died from things that could be easily prevented IF you ever paid any attention to the health sector.”

https://www.herald.ng/nigeria-is-in-big-problem-uk-based-nigerian-doctor-warns/

TN

You really need to grow up and learn how to talk to people. Even if you want to correct people learn not to insult them because they could be of greater benefit to your life. Please note that I am not desperate to have your farm address, investing in your farm is a matter of probability (based on ROI in a year). Have a great day.

FedericGodwin:
Thank you for your understanding.
I have a lot of farms in the western region but giving you address hmmmmm not possible sir. I don't know what you are planning sir.

You might poison my fishes or birds
Thank you sir.
Apologies if you are hurt. Life is good

I have said all I have to say, I am only wondering why you sound worried, duo it is best left with you. However, you can give me your farm address, who knows I could even invest in your farm. At this stage of my life I can not work for anyone not even my father.

FedericGodwin:
This is called grandiose delusion. One of the mental problems in you.
You are here typing rubbish even when your parents are dying of hunger and you can't pay house rent.
Emmanuel means a lot in Christianity but here you are displaying foolishness online.

Ability to discern you lack is making you ranting.
Go work and take care of your parents and yourself.
Maybe you think you are talking to one lady why you are bragging.

Come and work on my farms. Choose any city and let me employ you.
Can you work as an attendant. I can employ you and pay all your entitlement, place your parents on life salaries.
Grow up guy. No be by mouth.

Know you are already sweating.
Stop telling lies. You know you are nobody in your family let alone among your friends and colleagues.

I thought you claimed to have a great sense of discernment enough to choose people with same but apparently you need to go to study in an amalgiri school. I see no bad if friends and family can feed me. However I need you to use that self acclaimed sense of discernment now, because I sincerely pride myself as someone who can pay your monthly salary (at least 150000k), pay for your children and siblings school fees as well as your parents upkeep with a smile for aleast 5years. Hope you digest this well.

FedericGodwin:
This rant from you showed how inferior you are. Look at your life in the real sense of it

You that's still being fed by your parents and friends. You are claiming to be something (not even somebody)
I know you are now frustrated. Just calm down and read the news again and relate it with your comments. You will see that sense is far away from your domain.
How many people have you been able to feed in your life time.
Your response shows the class you belong and your IQ. To believe you are an adult shows we have a long way to go in this country.
Until you have acquired wisdom and understanding, never bring any child to this world.
Hahahahah, relaxing in my office. Sending your types on errands because of inability to discern

AZ

I thought you claimed to have great sense of discernment but apparently you need to go study in an amalgiri school. I see nothing wrong with you saying friends and family feeds me but know this, I can pay your monthly salary, pay your siblings school fees and also pay for your parents upkeep with a soft smile for at least 5years.

FedericGodwin:
This rant from you showed how inferior you are. Look at your life in the real sense of it

You that's still being fed by your parents and friends. You are claiming to be something (not even somebody)
I know you are now frustrated. Just calm down and read the news again and relate it with your comments. You will see that sense is far away from your domain.
How many people have you been able to feed in your life time.
Your response shows the class you belong and your IQ. To believe you are an adult shows we have a long way to go in this country.
Until you have acquired wisdom and understanding, never bring any child to this world.
Hahahahah, relaxing in my office. Sending your types on errands because of inability to discern

hmm

Wow! I am jobless? if this is true, it means my joblessness is your dream and that of most average Nigerian graduates, because my joblessness can pay your job, your siblings school fees and your parents upkeep.

FedericGodwin:
Look at this pig. Having come out of mud this morning. Your sense of reasoning refused to pick up.
Try to always be reasonable while commenting.
I can see you are yet to realise that you are bereft of common sense having read the news. This is why you are still jobless. Lack of common sense and comprehension

I can really see you got yours from amalgiris, please upgrade to Fulani herdsmen for better education you jobless cow.

FedericGodwin:
Mr idiot and fool. Get real education either from your parents or relatives or anyway possible

Really? So you got yours through education? Mr Fool get lost

FedericGodwin:
Not everyone is blessed with the spirit of discernment. You are excluded.
Seek for it through education

How are we sure he is not a paid witness?

ChangeIsCostant:
Yesterday, it was reported that the convoy of the Ekiti All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate, Kayode Fayemi allegedly knocked down and killed a police officer during the party's rally in the state. The deceased identified as Inspector Kayode Gabriel of the State Intelligence Bureau (SIB) – was due for promotion to the rank of ASP next week before he killed in the accident.

Fresh report has emerged as to what led to the tragic death of the policeman.

An eyewitness reportedly recounted what happened. Below is what he wrote;

I was at the scene of this accident that happened in the front of captain cook this morning. It was a Sienna Bus that hit the victims as they were trying to cross from one side of the road to other side. Unfortunately one of the victims could not survive it.lt was the same Sienna Bus that they used to carry the two men involved to the hospital.

Meanwhile, the Ekiti State Police Command has refuted claims that the convoy of the All Progressive Candidate, Dr Kayode Fayemi knocked down a police officer.

The Command Public Relation Officer, Mr Caleb Nwachukwu, however, told Vanguard that a Toyota Sienna Van with registration number: Lagos X2874 Eky knocked down two pedestrians on Bashiri road just before the newly constructed over head bridge.

Those affected in the accident were one Anayomi Ismailia and a yet to be identified police officer.

He said the convoy of the Vice President and Fayemi came in through the Ikere axis of the State capital around 12 noon, while the incident in question happened around 9am.

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/06/update-of-the-police-officer-who-was-killed-in-an-accident-in-ekiti.html

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Saraki is more qualified than buhari. Case closed

AnonyNymous:
President of which country? I hope you don't mean Nigeria.

Is it because he has a nice smile and charisma? Because I see no other quality that makes him qualified to lead this country.

Good write up, but how does this help you?

Bobby4090:
How? Buhari finally bowed to his Tinubus wishes and Oyegun his enemy is been sent packing to his village to farm. All federal properties in Lagos are being released one by one to Lagos state Government free of charge and even Atiku who was Tinubus rival in APC then has ran away to another party.
Tinubu cannot have a better time like this to enjoy the fruits of his labour. He who laughs last laughs longest!