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The army is definitely coming in. The way ESN/IPOB go about killing security operatives and innocent people based on their region or ethnicity calls for state of emergency. That's how Boko Haram started. Bombings have already commenced. ESN/IPOB are killers and terrorists and must be treated as such. |
Its KANU terrorists alright. But because they are cowards they won't admit it. We know all your antics and tactics. When army take over don't complain or blame Buhari. |
Abascoh:How much did Sowore pay? |
Keep blaming herdsmen for every crime in your region while the real criminals are getting stronger and deadlier. Hypocrisy is a monster that often devour its owner. |
33komkom:Are they Fulani herdsmen? You guys should wise up and avoid the imminent crackdown and possible military incursion coming to the east. |
oluwaseyi0:When the army take over Imo you'll be the first to complain. That's how Book Haram started in Maiduguri. Today hundreds of thousands have either lost their lives or got displaced as refugees. Nnamdi KANU boys are bent on causing war in the south east. We are watching. |
IPOB are terrorists. Army would surely move in. |
Tolexander:Sahara reporters were the architects of the claims of responsibility. They could not tender any evidence or any fora where the claim was made. No any other media outfit was there when the claim was made but sahara reporters. |
SmartPolician:Delta state can only partake in that money through diplomacy. Ibori's case was tried in Nigeria from high court up to supreme court. Delta state denied that their money ever lost and that he was not a thief. They refused to cooperate but hired lawyers to frustrate the case, defend and freed their Oil Sheikh. They succeeded. Now that he has been prosecuted and convicted abroad and the loot is about to be rriureturned they are talking balderdash. They have lost every legal right to that money as per as Nigerian courts are concerned. If they are wise they should appeal through diplomacy for natural justice to apply. I am not against Delta partaking in that money but just highlighting that hypocrisy is a monster that often devour its owner. |
Amaechi taught your masters Jonathan and Mama Peace a lesson in politics they'll never forget. He kicked them out of Aso Rock. Or is it that you sacrificed Jonathan's presidency for your governorship seat? |
Talk is cheap. Wike should list what PDP federal government did in Rivers state in their sixteen years of misrule. Even his projects are selective and concentrated in Port Harcourt and his ethnic Ikwerre land! Some of the LGAs in Rivers didn't see a pin from him as project. Bonny for example benefit nothing from Wike despite contributing more than a fair share to the economy of the state and the nation. Not even a single public toilet! We never lost our memories. |
Wike abandoned those schools not APC. |
sarrki:Crimes are not proved with media trial. The law says he is innocent until proven guilty. Your arrested Amotekun guys killed(proven with evidence) while arresting this guy. |
Nnamdi Cownu boys. They'll come for you. |
Nnamdi Cownu terrorists. |
We’re all probably familiar with the itchy red bumps that develop after we’re bitten by mosquitoes. Most of the time, they’re a minor annoyance that goes away over time. But do you ever feel like mosquitoes bite you more than other people? There may be a scientific reason for that! What attracts mosquitoes to certain people? A variety of factors can attract mosquitoes to you. Here are a few: CARBON DIOXIDE We all emit carbon dioxide when we breathe out. We also produce more when we’re active, such as during exercise. Mosquitoes can detect changes in carbon dioxide in their environment. Research has shown that different mosquito species may respond differently to carbon dioxide. An increase in carbon dioxide can alert a mosquito that a potential host is nearby. The mosquito will then move toward that area. BODY ODOR Mosquitoes are attracted to certain compounds that are present on human skin and in sweat. These compounds give us a specific odor that can draw mosquitoes in. Several different compounds have been identified as being attractive to mosquitoes. Some that you may be familiar with include lactic acid and ammonia. Researchers are still investigating the causes of the variations in body odor that make certain people more attractive to mosquitoes. Causes could include genetics, certain bacteria on the skin, or a combination of both. Body odor itself is determined by genetics. If you’re related to someone who is often bitten by mosquitoes, you may be more susceptible too. A study published in 2015 found that mosquitoes were highly attracted to odors from the hands of identical twins. Skin bacteria also play a role in body odor. A 2011 study found that people with a high diversity of microbes on their skin were less attractive to mosquitoes. The researchers also identified specific species of bacteria that were present on people who were highly and poorly attractive to mosquitoes. COLORS Research has shown that mosquitoes are attracted to the color black, but little is known about why. Regardless, if you’re wearing black or other dark colors, you may be more attractive to mosquitoes. HEAT AND WATER VAPOR Our bodies generate heat, and the levels of water vapor close to our skin can vary depending on the surrounding temperature. As a mosquito gets closer to us, it can detect heat and water vapor. This can play a role in whether it decides to bite. One study found that mosquitoes move toward nearby heat sources that are at a desired temperature. These factors can also be important for host selection. Other animals may have differences in body temperature or water vapor throughout their bodies. These variations could be unattractive to mosquitoes that prefer to feed on humans. LEARNING Mosquitoes could learn to prefer a certain type of host! They may associate certain sensory cues, such as scents, with hosts that have given them a good-quality blood meal. An older study of transmission of mosquito-borne disease found that 20 percent of hosts accounted for 80 percent of disease transmission in a population. This could mean mosquitoes are choosing to bite only a fraction of people within a population. ALCOHOL A small 2002 study looked at the effects of alcohol consumption on attractiveness to mosquitoes. The researchers found that people who had consumed beer were more attractive to mosquitoes than people who had not. PREGNANCY Studies have shown that mosquitoes appear to be more attracted to pregnant women than non-pregnant women. This may be because pregnant women have a high body temperature and exhale more carbon dioxide. https://www.healthline.com/health/why-do-mosquitoes-bite-some-people-more |
Not further from the truth. If northern governors made same divisive utterances illiterates like Sunday Igoho will have taken arms against Yoruba resident population. |
Airstrike for mouth. Show evidence. |
Fulani herdsmen of Edo extraction. |
He incited them to commit arson. |
Let the Russian snipers come and rescue him now. Big fool. |
privaldo:
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Good for him. |
Ratedgang:Let them provide their certificates. Simple. |
Kukah has never ever been hypocritic about his hatred for PMB. Buhari won't pass brown envelopes no matter what. Ben's mission is dead even before it starts. |
I often threaten him I would take my children and go away cause I can't watch and allow them to grow in such a toxic home. He simply beats you to it. Why would you be threatening him over his kids? |
Whatever you do go for a business that everybody needs everyday. If you don't have fresh business idea then go for a business that is doing very well at your location and compete with existing businesses. Everybody everyday. |
Simplyleo:But he telling the truth. Northerners were killed and all their properties set ablaze at Owerri, Aba, Oyigbo and along the roads. That was the reason why there was a boycott of food supplies to the eastern states. |
Sonnobax15:Senator Abaribe stood surety for Nnamdi KANU and failed to produce him for judgement. Had he been the one remanded some IPOB youths here will condemn the act. Rule of law is good for democracy. |
“When it became obvious that some of the criminals who killed Catholic Priests and worshipers in Benue were christians, and not Fulani herdsmen as shared in churches, men of God that incited religious hatred on their pulpit are since banting about soccer” ~~~ @JesuisNaija While many kidnap kingpins have been busted by men of the Nigerian Police and alleged suspects of murder cases arrested and arraigned before court of competent jurisdiction under the three years of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), that cannot be said to have occurred under the 16 years of PDP led government. NOTABLE ASSASSINATIONS BETWEEN 1999 – 2014 The late Bola Ige, a former Attorney General of the Federation was shot dead in his bedroom in Bodija, Ibadan on December 23, 2001. Similarly, Chief Aminasaoari Dikibo, PDP Deputy National Chairman was ambushed near Asaba in daylight and was murdered in October 22, 2004. The gruesome cold blood murder of Dr. Harry Marshal on March 05, 2003, Janet Oladape, PDP leader in Odigbo LGA clubbed to death by gunmen on August 13, 2002. Alhaji Ahmed Pategi, Kwara State Chairman, PDP, murdered at Aiyetoro, in Kogi State, on the 15th of August, 2002. Barnabas Igwe, Chairman, Nigeria Bar Association (NBA) and his wife, Abigail Igwe, murdered on the 1st of September, 2002. Victor Nwankwo, younger brother of Arthur Nwankwo, founder, Eastern Mandate Union (EMU) assassinated on August 29, 2001. Momoh Lawal, relation of Akaaba, former Chairman, Okene LGA in Kogi killed on March 5, 2001. Odunayo Olagbaju, member, Osun House of Assembly, killed in Ile-Ife on December 21, 2001. Chimere Ikoku, former Vice Chancellor, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Enugu State, was killed in his residence in on 20th of October 2002. Dele Arojo, PDP guber aspirant, was killed by unknown assailants in Lagos on November 25, 2002. In February, 2003, Chief Ogbonnaya Uche, All Nigerian Peoples Party (ANPP) senatorial candidate in Imo State was assassinated. Theodore Agwatu, Principal Secretary to the Governor of Imo State, was killed in February 2003. Mrs. Emily Omope, an Alliance for Democracy (AD) Woman Leader died in March, 2003 at University College Hospital, Ibadan after an acid attack in December, 2002 by unknown persons. In February 2003, Ogbonnaya Uche, ANPP senatorial candidate for Orlu was killed in his home residence by unknown gunmen. Killers are yet to be found till date. Andrew Agom, A member of PDP Board of Trustees and former boss of Nigeria Airways, was also killed on March 4, 2004. Agom was on the entourage of the former Benue State governor, Senator George Akume, when he was killed. Death moved to the South West on May 15, 2005 with the murder of leading financier of Oronmiyan Group, a socio-political organization, Alabi Okoju, at Gbongan, Osun State by assassins. In July 2006, Lagos PDP gubernatorial aspirant, Funsho Williams was killed at his Dolphin Estate home in Ikoyi. Former World Bank consultant and PDP guber aspirant in Ekiti State, Dr. Ayo Daramola, was also murdered in 2006. Kehinde Fasubaa, a look a-like twin brother of Taye Fasuba, then Ado-Ekiti LG Chairman was killed on January 03, 2009. Taye Fasuba himself escaped death in 2004. Dipo Dina, fell to the bullets of assassins On Monday, January 25, 2010 around Covenant University, Ota. The late Dina was defunct Action Congress (AC) gubernatorial candidate in 2007. �JOURNALISTS WERE NOT SPARED:� Unlike now that we are all free to tweet nonsense at President Muhammadu Buhari, in the years under review, your freedom to life as a journalist, after excising your freedom of speech was not guaranteed. - @JesuisNaija Godwin Agbroko, Chairman, ThisDay Editorial Board was assassinated on December 22, 2006. Another ThisDay journalist, Abayomi Ogundeji, was murdered on August 17, 2008. Bayo Ohu of Guardian Newspapers was shot dead on a Sunday, September 20, 2009 by a gang of 5 men and a woman in his home in Egbeda, Lagos. Bayo Ohu was working on the certificate forgery story of former Customs Controller General, Abdullahi Dikko before his murder. Igwe Nwankwo was shot dead on February 15, 2000 in Anambra State. Nicholas Okhuakhua was shot dead in June 2000, in Lagos. Mohammed Shuaibu was shot dead in September 2000, in Lagos. Obatou Mumbo was shot dead on October 17, 2000 in Onitsha. Idowu Braimoh was shot dead on November 5, 2000 in Ondo State. Joseph Osayande was shot dead on December 4, 2000 in Benin State. Chief Layi Balogun was shot dead on December 10, 2000. Monday Ndor was shot dead on August 19, 2001, at Port Harcourt. Onyebuchi Ede was shot dead on August 23, 2001 in Ebonyi. Chibueze Idah was shot on August 23, 2001, in Ebonyi. Ogbonna Odimbaiwe was shot on August 23, 2001, in Ebonyi Shot. Ifeanyi Nnaji was shot on August 23, 2001 in Ebonyi. Odunayo Olagbaju was shot on December 20, 2001 in Ife, Osun State. Eyo Eyo was shot on April 2002, in Calabar. Ifeanyi Igbokwe was shot on April 18, 2002 in Lagos. Musa Dayo was shot on May 9, 2002 in Bauchi State. Christopher Ogbonna was shot on May 26, 2002. Maria-Theresa Nsa was shot on June 11, 2002 in Cross River State. Chief and Mrs. Barnabas Igwe were shot on September 1, 2002 in Onitsha, Anambra State. Ogbonnaya Uche was shot on February 8, 2003 in Owerri, Imo State capital. Theodore Agwatu was shot on February 22, 2003 in Owerri. Marshal Harry was shot on March 5, 2003 in Abuja. Bala Mai-Haice was shot on March 17, 2003. Ajibola Olanipekun was shot on June 21, 2003 in Ibadan. Dikibo was shot on February 6, 2004, in Delta State. Lateef Olaniyan was shot on July 16, 2005 at his Ibadan residence. Peter Eboigbe was shot on August 11, 2005, in Benin, the Edo State capital. �AND THERE'S MORE. We don't WANT to go back to a period of blood orgy. �God bless Nigeria� Lauretta Onochie @Laurestar |
Deport the illegal aliens sharp sharp. Those that come to equity should do so with clean hands. |
Philipponzaghi:Na dem. Get rich at any cost or die trying. |
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