Isaiah 1:4
Woe to the sinful nation, a people whose guilt is great, a brood of evildoers, children given to corruption!

Romans 2:5
But because of your hard and impenitent heart you are storing up wrath for yourself on the day of wrath when God's righteous judgment will be revealed.

Isaiah 1:28
But rebels and sinners will together be shattered, and those who forsake the LORD will perish.

Isaiah 5:24
Therefore, as a tongue of fire consumes the straw, and as dry grass shrivels in the flame, so their roots will decay and their blossoms will blow away like dust; for they have rejected the instruction of the LORD of Hosts and despised the word of the Holy One of Israel.

Isaiah 9:17
Therefore the Lord takes no pleasure in their young men; He has no compassion on their fatherless and widows. For every one of them is godless and wicked, and every mouth speaks folly. Despite all this, His anger is not turned away; His hand is still upraised.

Ephesians 5:6
Let no one deceive you with empty words, for because of these things the wrath of God comes upon the sons of disobedience.

ivolt:

Nnamdi Kanu is a terrorist no doubt.
His tapes are all over the internet. He stayed free for long because nobody bothered to report him.
As to this scum, he got what he deserved.

ImoleNaija:
And, some people want Nnamdi Kanu released? Definitely not anytime soon.

christistruth01:


Biafra will be the New Somalia

shigishege:
with all this your gibberish na beg wna go beg las las

DOTian:
Useless Unity Beggars everywhere...

oilyngbati:
Igbos must do a reflection critical self appraisal of themselves in terms of how they carry out their quest for acquisition of money/wealth? Nigeria is hard, but that’s not the reason to engage in some senseless crimes, that brings shame to a whole ethnic group. All Nigerians are going through thesame hardship and Ndigbo must begin to raise a generation that would shun crime, no matter the circumstances. I spoke as a true nwafor!

ejighikemeuwa:
You are truly afraid and will continue to be afraid until you decide to love the truth and freedom

The World Bank says Nigeria’s fiscal position is fragile and vulnerable to global headwinds.

The bank disclosed this in the November edition of its Nigeria Development Update (NDU) titled “Time for Business Unusual”.

According to World Bank, without immediate macroeconomic reforms, Nigeria will remain exposed to oil shocks, adding that fuel subsidy payments may also deplete the government’s scarce resources.

“While global oil prices remain high, the expected relaxation of OPEC+ quotas and the planned release of oil reserves by China and the United States should ease upward price pressure and may even cause prices to decline,” the report reads.

“In the absence of deep reforms to non-oil revenue policy and administration, non-oil taxes will likely fall short of their targets and be unable to compensate for oil shocks.”

The Bretton Woods institution also said that off-budget spending and rising debt-service costs would continue to drive expenditure pressures.

According to the report, the federal government has historically underbudgeted for debt service by failing to account for the cost of ways and means financing.

“Without appropriate measures to reduce Ways and Means financing and restructure the existing debt stock, the heavy cost of debt service will further constrain the government’s fiscal space,” the report noted.

While highlighting the role of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) in exchange rate stability, the World Bank said there had been intense pressure on the naira, with the apex bank constantly raising the nominal official exchange rate.

It added that the CBN’s foreign exchange management system was too rigid, with the system driving inflation in the country.

“The government’s exchange rate management policies continue to discourage investment and fuel inflation,” it added.

“Exchange rate stability is a key CBN policy objective, and to preserve its external reserves the CBN continues to manage FX demand and limit the supply of FX to the market.

“Pressure on the naira remains intense, and while the CBN has raised the nominal official exchange rate three times since the start of the pandemic (by 15 percent in March 2020, five percent in August 2020, and seven percent in May 2021), FX management remains too rigid to respond to external shocks.

“Meanwhile, exchange-rate management has emerged as one of the key drivers of inflation.”

The report also said that CBN was yet to introduce enough flexibility into FX management to sustainably respond to external shocks, adding that the NAFEX rate was not a true reflection of the market.

“While the CBN supplied an average of $2.5bn to the Investors and Exporters forex window in the months just prior to the COVID-19 crisis, it only supplied an average of $0.5bn in the months thereafter,” it said.

“The NAFEX rate, which is now the guiding exchange rate for the economy, continues to be managed and is not fully reflective of market conditions.

“The parallel market premium over the NAFEX rate reached 29 percent in August 2021 after the CBN cut off its weekly supply of $20,000 per bureau de change. The CBN has intermittently supplied forex to BDCs since 2005, providing ample opportunities for currency round-tripping.”

According to the World Bank, Nigeria faces a critical choice: it can continue to pursue a business-as-usual policy approach while its economy and job market deteriorates, or it can undertake bold reforms that put Nigeria on a robust and sustainable long-run growth trajectory.

Over 60 gunmen have attacked Chinedu Awo, Lawmaker, representing Ohaukwu North constituency in Ebonyi State House of Assembly and abducted two policeman.

Confirming the incident, the Spokesperson of the Police Command in the state, DSP Loveth Odah, told journalists in Abakaliki on Monday that two police personnel were also abducted during the attack.

The policemen were in the company of the lawmaker, who was on his way on Sunday to his hometown, Effium Community in Ohaukwu local Government Area of the state.

NAN recalls that Effium community had been on communal crisis since January 2021.

The State Governor, David Umahi, on Nov. 26 placed on hold the construction work on the Effium axis of the Abakaliki ring road project.

The Governor’s order followed the abduction of five construction workers by suspected kidnappers on Nov. 3 in the area. The workers have not been seen since then.

According to the Police Spokesperson, on Nov. 28, 2021, at about 1340hrs, Awo accompanied by Police operatives were returning from investigation activities in connection with the three missing engineers, abducted in the area on Nov 3.

“Awo accompanied the operatives to enable him to dialogue with the warriors at Igbuduoke village in Effium/Ezza clan ‘the warring community’ in Ohaukwu Local Government Area; they were ambushed by armed Ezza warriors numbering over 60.

“The operatives gallantry fought back, resulting in heavy casualties on the side of the attackers.

“However, DSP Bruno Chukwu and two others sustained bullet wounds and are currently in hospital responding to treatment.

“The two Police officers by name: Sergeant Donatus Osugwu, and Sergeant Thaddeus Ugoeze, are suspected to have been abducted by the hoodlums,” Odah explained.

She explained that the Commissioner of Police in Ebonyi, Mr Aliyu Garba, had led a team on reinforcement at the scene.

“They have cordoned the forest and searched the village but could not see the missing officers nor the perpetrators.

“Efforts are in top gear to ensure the perpetrators are tracked down and arrested,” she said.

https://pmnewsnigeria.com/2021/11/29/60-gunmen-ambush-policemen-lawmaker-in-ebonyi-two-cops-abducted/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

Early reports indicate that the insurgents stormed the community Monday morning, shooting heavy artillery.

Militants from the Islamic State-backed faction of Boko Haram, the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), formerly known as Jamā'at Ahl as-Sunnah lid-Da'wah wa'l-Jihād are currently attacking Auno, a village in the Konduga Local Government Area of Borno State.


Early reports indicate that the insurgents stormed the community Monday morning, shooting heavy artillery.

The situation forced people to scamper for safety and remain indoors as the shooting continued, according to a soldier.


He added that the troops overpowered the terrorists in a gun battle, forcing them to flee.


“It’s not clear if there are any casualties. I can’t say maybe anyone was abducted as well, it was an attack on commuters plying the highway in the community,” the source said.


Since the death of JAS leader, Abubakar Shekau, ISWAP has been consolidating its grip in locations around Lake Chad.


Just recently, it appointed Wali Sani Shuwaram, a 45-year-old as the new Leader (Wali) of ISWAP in Lake Chad.


The sect’s membership has swollen with the defection of hundreds of Boko Haram fighters under Shekau.


The Nigerian army has repeatedly claimed that insurgency had been largely defeated and frequently underplays any losses.


The terror group has caused over 50,000 deaths and displaced millions of people mainly in Adamawa, Borno, and Yobe states.

http://saharareporters.com/2021/11/29/breaking-residents-flee-boko-haram-terrorists-launch-fresh-attack-borno-community

Perfectnumber6:
These Yoruba miscreant Muslims are a menace to other religions in Nigeria.

uthlaw:
what about the drug dealers spoiling the name of the country... What are you doing about that!

Drug dealer behind cocaine hidden in Lagos airport toilet arrested – NDLEA
"“In Ondo State, three persons: Alabi Idowu; Oluwatomipe Olorundare and Finity Sunday were arrested on Monday, Nov. 15 and a total of 2,771kgs of Cannabis recovered from them at Oke Ogun camp, Ipele, Owo LGA."

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/496568-drug-dealer-behind-cocaine-hidden-in-lagos-airport-toilet-arrested-ndlea.html

Over 300 Suspected Drug Dealers Arrested In Katsina – NDLEA
https://www.channelstv.com/2020/09/05/over-300-suspected-drug-dealers-arrested-in-katsina-ndlea/

Kriss216:
Nigerians and titles

Smh

PandoraObi:
Good for your father

Gbagura:
You're evil yourself.
If your kinsmen could peddle drugs across Middle East, what stop them from trying their region's market. Must you defend rubbish in your existence? Y'all must look for a way to cover your crimes and propagate other's. Left for you, nyanmiri no dey do wrong. Even if they are caught in the act, that's when you remember someone somewhere has done samething.


Girl, you see reason why other Nigerians are avoiding your region?

Wiseandtrue:

So DSS no get Igbos Abi we don't have Fulanis that speak other languages fluently

Or what are you saying

Wiseandtrue:
All the propaganda propagated by you guys will hold no water!

The SE is not irrational like the North where they take things hook and sinker without thinking!

I guess that's why you guys are afraid of them to the extent that you now attack in military uniform!

You failed to robe Igbos in murder cases long time ago!

You initiated the mkpurumiri, na una dey propagate am, na una dey believe am!

Have you ever stop to wonder why all these is happening during Buhari's regime A hater of the south especially South East

Keep opening the same thread, re-phrasing the titles, una go tire!

Jobless pipu

KingEverest:
All i see is two madmen

nthony10:
OP I feel your concern but I think you shouldn't help them spread this sinister propaganda.

mcbreeze:
Herders farmers clash. Due to climate change.
Those above sentence, irritate me.

How does a person with Ak47 and another with nothing clash?