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Business › Re: Opay’s Profit Quadruples As Zenith And GTCO Stall In Warning Sign by greenermodels: 7:49am On Oct 14
Image123:
Thanks to the Jagaban economics. If na bad news, na FG and Tinubu dem go blame.
bala blu bulala la blu gibberish
Foreign Affairs › Re: France Shuts 500 Schools As Students Vow To Continue Protests Tuesday by greenermodels: 11:36pm On Oct 05
France have been moving from one economic problem to another since their ex African colonies have been weaning their economies from French neocolonial influence.
Business › Re: Let's Discuss About Keke Business by greenermodels(op): 6:11pm On Sep 30
Robertgreene1:
Oga, you see that Keke business eh, if you're not the one driving it yourself, just better run oo. I know what l went through at the hands of drivers last four years that l invested in Keke Business. Even the little change l was making from it was all going straight back to repairs and maintenance. The Keke even had three very close narrow escapes with accidents. One night like that, l was coming back with my driver from a mechanic shop, when the Keke almost crushed one little boy like that. We rushed him to a nearby clinic, and miraculousy he survived. If that boy had died eh, l for still dey inside prison now, cus l will be charged with negligence for giving out my Keke to a young, non-qualified and non-registeted driver. At last, l use vex sell the Keke, come use the money buy better LG Plasma TV, and l'm happy l did so. I will advice you to use that money and open a Block lndustry. You will surely make it big, especially if you stay down here in the East, where building projects na water. Goodluck.
thanks for the advice.
Romance › Re: "High Taste, No Job” Deji Adeyanju’s Comment About Nigerian Women by greenermodels: 6:37pm On Sep 29
CrownedPhoenix:
Same thing I thought to myself when I saw the kardashian girl's comment on wanting to work.

Yet, Nigerian girls don't want to work. Only to copy nonsrnse. Only to do Oelosho for easy quick money, they never want to do any decent work.
So this girl in the picture is 13 years old?
Business › Re: Let's Discuss About Keke Business by greenermodels(op): 7:59am On Sep 26
Ask seun mynd44 Dominique nlfpmod
Please, can we take this thread to the front page in order to achieve a wider audience.
Business › Let's Discuss About Keke Business by greenermodels(op): 10:06pm On Sep 25
There's this thread on the front page about Keke business and I have been considering investing in it for some time now for a relative, can someone explain the nitty gritty of the business to me please?
Politics › Re: PM News Cover About Peter Obi Is Fake - Babafemi Ojudu by greenermodels: 3:50pm On Sep 18
Honestly, APC is afraid of Peter Obi and the movement that he represents.
Politics › Re: "OBI!"— Crowd Goes Wild As Peter Obi Arrives At Event While Soludo Is On Stage! by greenermodels: 9:05pm On Sep 16
Honestly, Soludo no get shame.
Politics › Re: Peter Obi: In 2013, Anambra Owed $30m, Lagos State Owed $907m by greenermodels: 8:09pm On Sep 16
Tinubu is missing in action outside the shores of Nigeria yet APC is only interested in Peter Obi.
Family › Re: She Flares Up Anytime She Is Called To Support Kids'school Fees, Husband Cries by greenermodels: 2:00am On Sep 14
So many men are married to their enemies and would die untimely deaths if they don't deal with it on time including the use of divorce if necessary
Politics › Re: Onanuga Slams Peter Obi, Says Ex-Anambra Governor Is Overhyped, Overrated by greenermodels: 7:51pm On Sep 12
Onanuga is sounding frustrated,I pity him because it's not easy defending a failure like Tinubu.
Politics › Re: What If A Presidential Candidate Promised ₦300 Petrol And A ₦300/$ Exchange Rate by greenermodels: 2:51pm On Sep 10
The original write up is a satire with a faulty reasoning, since Tinubu removed subsidy, Nigerians have failed to see the money saved as not only have the government increased the rate of it's borrowing instead of reducing it they have increased the prices of obtaining government services like international passports and driving licenses so it's clear that subsidy removal was a scam
Foreign Affairs › Re: See Iran Minimum Wage and foreign reserve by greenermodels: 12:15pm On Sep 08
Stephen0mozzy:
At roughly $75 to $120... A country being heavily bombarded and actively engaged in war with a Power House like the US still has a higher minimum wage than us 🤭.
my dear, you wouldn't know how much Nigeria has been messed up by it's government and citizens until you travel abroad. I was surprised to learn that the Ghanaian passport is ranked far higher than Nigerian passport.
Crime › Re: “produce My Husband” — Wife Cries Out 16 Months After Globacom Worker’s Alleged by greenermodels: 7:29am On Sep 07
The company should be plain with her,I hate when the poor are treated like this in Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Senator Sharafadeen Alli Lapping, Caressing Male Journalist (Video) by greenermodels: 5:21pm On Sep 02
Angelfrost:
Choi... You go just dey defend dey go! grin

Better be well remunerated for this sha.

Omokri, Bwala, FFK, and Onanuga that are paid millions monthly don't go this far online or offline.

...Just saying.
he might be one of those that you mentioned.
Crime › Re: Police Arrest 20-Year-Old For Allegedly Killing Father With Machete In Anambra by greenermodels: 2:07pm On Aug 28
Family murders and violence is becoming a daily news in Nigeria because the legal system is weak so people resort to violence and jungle justice.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Photo Of Princess Ameerah Of Saudi Arabia Without A Hijab by greenermodels: 1:55pm On Aug 28
Watcharena:
The second frame is not black is most likely an Iranian woman
Iranians doesn't dress like that, they wear headscarf.
Crime › Re: Local Hunters Rescue Kidnap Victim In Ondo, Neutralise Three Suspected Kidnapper by greenermodels: 3:48pm On Jun 19
The news have no linked source thereby making it to be questionable.
Education › Re: China’s Universities Cut 12,000 ‘Obsolete’ Degrees Amid Race To Embrace AI Era by greenermodels: 3:04pm On Jun 14
franchasng:
Country that have focus.


Tell me why Nigerian universities and polytechnics are still running the below programs if not that they have swore to destroy Nigeria:

Marketing
Mass Communication
Public Administration
Animal Husbandry
Guidance and Counseling
Sociology
Bee Rearing
Physical Education
Literature
etc
etc
My dear, foreign universities run same or similar courses but the content is usually different from what we teach here, even vocational courses like computer science/software engineering are taught differently there.
Politics › Re: Dislodged Terrorists Migrate To S’east, S’south by greenermodels(op): 7:46am On Jun 13
Linzo:
These people will want to drag SS and SE to their mud. A parasite can only live in its host and can never live outside it's host. So making all effort to bring terrorists or paint these regions with terrorism relocation is effort in futility.

Better go and solve the terrorism in your regions because that's their living hosts not here. And can never flourish here
supported but southeast and south south should be proactive o against possible Muslim terrorists sent to paint a false picture of insecurity in the region.
Politics › Re: Dislodged Terrorists Migrate To S’east, S’south by greenermodels(op): 6:36am On Jun 13
My dear is that the southeastern governors and political leaders are too interested in their selfish goals than to risk raising up against these terrorists and their backers up north.
Politics › Dislodged Terrorists Migrate To S’east, S’south by greenermodels(op): 6:35am On Jun 13
*Dislodged terrorists migrate to S’East, S’South*

Many of the terrorists dislodged from Zamfara and Sokoto states have been relocating to the South-East and South-South regions, security and intelligence sources have revealed to Saturday PUNCH.

The insurgents, according to the sources, are utilising interconnected forest corridors and riverine routes stretching through Niger, Kogi, and Anambra states to escape military pressure in the North.

The sources, including a security chief, a retired Army General and an officer of the Department of State Services, said the terrorists were migrating through Niger and Kogi states into Anambra, from where they moved into Abia and Imo states, while others have pushed further south.

“These terrorists started moving from Zamfara; they went through the bushes and forests and might have ended up in other states, including Imo and Abia. Some are even in Ogun State,” a security chief disclosed.

“The Ansaru group, Sadiku, Masua and other groups are in Niger, Kwara and some parts of the South-West. Very soon, we are going to get them. They have been degraded,” the source added.

Kogi as centre point

Explaining how the terrorists are navigating their way to the southern regions, a retired Army General said the insurgents were heavily reliant on the Niger River corridor in the eastern part of Kogi State, particularly in Igala land, to cross into Anambra State and move onward to Imo and Abia.

“The connecting links for these terrorists are the forests that network the North (Zamfara–Benue–Niger–Kogi) with the South-East and South-West: Anambra, Ekiti and Ondo states, to be specific,” the retired General said.

Describing Kogi as the intersecting point for terrorist movements, he said the state had been serving as a central point for logistics and coordination.

“The terrorists are guided by cattle paths in the bush; I am not saying they are herders because herders are also victims of banditry or terrorism. The bandits kill them and rustle their cattle. That is why you see herders moving with their cattle on major roads,” he said.

“So, they use the cattle routes in the forests because there is transhumance. The intersecting points are Kogi and Kwara. They connect to the South from those states through the Oyo National Park and the riverine and forested terrain along the Niger River in Igalamela-Odolu and Ofu Local Government Areas of Kogi.”

He added a political dimension to the security situation in the area, saying, “Kogi is central to their planning. It is like the centre point, maybe for convergence and strategy. Unfortunately, a former Kogi governor, who introduced violence in that area and armed some criminals, disbanded those boys. But the guns were not recovered. Some of those boys are now with the terror groups. That is why if some Boko Haram members are arrested today, you see a lot of boys from Kogi, particularly Ebira and the Igala area.”

Southern transit routes

A DSS officer who confirmed the development to Saturday PUNCH said the pathways in the Niger forests link a massive web of states, including Niger, Kwara, Kogi, Oyo, Ondo and Ekiti.

“They have a command centre in Kogi where they train and strategise. There is a forest in Kogi that links the Ikole/Ijero forest and the Ogbese Forest Reserve in Ekiti State. That forest also links Ose and Ikare in Ondo State. They gain access to Edo State through that route,” the officer said.

Findings by Saturday PUNCH showed that Ose shares a direct boundary with the Owan area of Edo State, which provides one of the most direct South-South linkages from the corridor.

Further findings also revealed that the Owerre-Ezukala/Ogbunike/Awka-Orlu axis between Anambra and Imo states features dense forests, deep valleys and difficult terrain, making it a viable route for fleeing terrorists.

Similarly, the Ihiala-Orlu-Okigwe corridor, connecting parts of Anambra and Imo, contains extensive vegetation and bush paths that provide natural cover.

In Abia State, the Umunneochi-Isuikwuato axis, which lies close to the Imo and Anambra borders, is marked by hilly terrain and forested zones that connect directly to the broader South-East forest belt.

The terrorist presence in Edo

According to the DSS source, the tactical migration into Edo State through the Ondo–Ose axis has already triggered defensive government measures.

“Since the December 2025 US strikes on terrorists in Sokoto, the insurgents have spread across the country. They are already in Edo State; that was why the government had to shut schools,” the officer said.

On Wednesday, the Edo State Government ordered the immediate closure of three secondary schools in Akoko-Edo Local Government Area following intelligence reports of a planned kidnap attack targeting students.

The affected institutions include Ososo Grammar School, Ososo Comprehensive High School and Makeke Secondary School.

The state government said the decision followed security advisories from relevant agencies warning of credible threats to the safety of students, teachers and residents in parts of Akoko-Edo.

Shift to mass abductions, prisoner swaps

Beyond the changing geography, the intelligence officer disclosed that the terrorists had fundamentally shifted their operational strategy from kidnapping for ransom to demanding high-profile prisoner swaps.

“Their target is the mass abduction of schoolchildren and other people. They want to use that to negotiate with the government for the release of their commanders who are either in prison or in the custody of security agencies.

“The same group that kidnapped the Oyo schoolchildren and teachers is responsible for the kidnappings in Niger, Ekiti and Kwara. In the past, the government might have negotiated with the terrorists and facilitated the release of some of their commanders in exchange for the abducted victims.”

However, the source noted that federal strategy had stiffened, saying, “The government is not going to bow to pressure on the Oyo matter because Nigeria and the US have signed a deal not to negotiate with terrorists. We are also receiving foreign support for the rescue operation. We are closing in on the terrorists, and we will rescue those abducted,” he added.

The IPOB buffer paradox

While intelligence reports indicate ongoing infiltration into the South-East, a top military officer attached to Anambra State’s security outfit, Udo Ga-Achi, told Saturday PUNCH on condition of anonymity that the region remains hostile terrain for northern terror groups.

The officer cited local secessionist armed groups as an accidental buffer.

“To the best of my knowledge, there are no bandit camps in the area. We have dealt with all of them, and they have suffered heavy losses in personnel and equipment,” the military officer said.

He maintained that the region “is a no-go area” for northern terrorists, asserting that members of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra and its armed wing, the Eastern Security Network, would actively resist any attempt by foreign insurgents to settle in local forests.

“The terrorists will not survive IPOB activities in the bush around here. The South-East is a no-go area for them,” the military officer said.

We’ve encountered bandits in Anambra forests, border communities — Agunechemba

Meanwhile, the Anambra State security outfit, Agunechemba, said it had encountered suspected bandits, kidnappers and other armed criminal groups operating in forests, riverine areas and border communities across the state.

The outfit, however, said it had no intelligence suggesting that terrorists displaced from the northern part of the country were migrating through Anambra State into Abia and Imo states.

The spokesperson for Agunechemba, Nweke Nweke, told Saturday PUNCH that the outfit had, during its operations, uncovered arms caches.

“Agunechemba has encountered bandits in various locations, including riverbanks, farmlands and other secluded areas across the state. I can assure you that we are maintaining vigilance across the state against any unforeseen development,” he said.

Nweke added that to prevent the infiltration of terrorists and armed bandits, the outfit had adopted a combination of strategic checkpoints, intelligence gathering and community-based vigilance.

According to him, the measures include joint operations involving the military, the police and the DSS, as well as targeted patrols along major highways and border communities.

“It is important to note that we are new to policing, but we will continue to collaborate with all federal security agencies to guarantee peace across the state,” he added.

We’ve combed forests, no terrorism, banditry — Imo police

However, the Imo State Police Command said there was no terrorism or banditry in the state, adding that the only terrorists in the state were IPOB and ESN members.

The Police Public Relations Officer, Henry Okoye, who spoke with Saturday PUNCH on Thursday, said he was aware of the report, which he described as propaganda about the presence of terrorists.

He said the command had been combing through bushes to flush out criminals.

Okoye also disclosed that some northerners masquerading as herders had been arrested in connection with kidnapping incidents in the state.

“For now, there is nothing like terrorism or banditry. There have been a lot of people spreading propaganda that they (terrorists) are in Imo. But I can assure the public that there is nothing like that.

“Following the directive of the Commissioner of Police, our DPOs have been embarking on continuous raids of forested areas within their areas of responsibility, in synergy with local vigilantes and community partners, and we have been able to clear our forests in Imo State.

“Yes, we have IPOB and ESN terrorists, and we have been doing our best to dislodge them from their camps. They have adopted a guerrilla-style strategy, so we have been chasing them. But as a result of the security strategy implemented by the Commissioner of Police, we have been able to reduce their criminal activities to the barest minimum in Imo State,” he said.

Okoye maintained that there had not been any abduction targeting schoolchildren in the state.

“There is nothing like the kidnapping of children in Imo. The only thing we see are pockets of kidnapping in some locations in the state. When we conduct thorough investigations, we find that, at times, the people involved are IPOB and ESN.

“At other times, we discover that some northerners masquerading as herders are involved. At other times, we discover that community members are involved,” he said.

We’re in control — Abia govt

The Abia State Government also said it was not aware of the presence of terrorists in any forest in the state, but stated that it was prepared to curtail any such threat.

The Security Adviser to Governor Alex Otti on Security, MacDonald Uba, stated this while speaking with Saturday PUNCH on Friday, stressing that the state government had strategic plans to checkmate the infiltration of terrorists and keep the state safe.

“Abia State has successfully been warding off the encroachment of terrorists and will leave no stone unturned in ensuring the protection of lives and property in the state,” he said.

Similarly, the Police Public Relations Officer in the state, Maureen Chinaka, also said there was no presence of terrorists in the state.

She said the command had continued to implement sustainable security measures to keep the state safe.

“Our overt strategies include collaboration with sister security agencies in joint security and visibility patrols across the state, routine visits to schools, government infrastructure and public places,” Chinaka said.

https://punchng.com/dislodged-terrorists-migrate-to-seast-ssouth/
Celebrities › Re: Rick Ross Caught Hiding While Waiting For A Commercial Flight (pic) by greenermodels: 9:25am On Jun 11
Meaningless thread,so he can't be allowed to fly a commercial flight like everybody else?
Politics › Re: 2027: Beautiful Yoruba Women Shun Ronu Movement, Endorse Peter Obi by greenermodels: 8:41am On May 17
Nigerians have moved pass been deceived by politicians using tribe, religion and rice grin
Celebrities › Re: My Mansion Made Me Lose 5 Pounds, I Don't Need Gym - Speed Darlington by greenermodels: 10:15am On May 14
I like this guy for been real and original.
Agriculture › Re: Reactions As Woman Harvests A Giant Cassava by greenermodels: 2:27pm On May 11
JoeEeL:
Best take in the comments:

DaddyE’s suggested the cassava should be replanted for future harvests, writing: “This one is supposed to be planted again throughout the farm so she can get very large cassavas like this.”
you can't plant a cassava tuber.
Politics › Re: Cost Of Filling 50 Litres Of A Corolla Car From OBJ To Tinubu Govt - Rufai Oseni by greenermodels: 7:59am On Apr 25
helinues:
Buy bicycle that won't consume fuel. Having a car is a luxury . How much was minimum wage when the price of fuel in those regime was low, how much is dollar to naira exchange rate?

I really don't know why the opposition and their supporters in Nigeria remain stagnant in their narrations.

Are the price of things across the globe reman the same for decades now. They should stop arguing slow jare
honestly, you deserve a mental evaluation.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Targets U.S. Universities In The Middle East by greenermodels: 9:41pm On Apr 05
Honestly, Iran have proved a very solid point regardless of how this war ends, USA wouldn't try the stunts they pulled in Venezuela and Iran elsewhere again, not even in Cuba.
Politics › Re: States With Highest Vs Lowest Poverty Rate In Nigeria by greenermodels: 9:57am On Apr 03
States observing sit at home protests every Monday are having less poverty than those working even on Sundays. Igbo amaka
Family › Re: “Avoid DNA Tests” — Odumeje by greenermodels: 1:07pm On Mar 28
Katell:
Then, I will start moving from one church to another when the child start exhibiting behaviours that are strange to my lineage and i am thinking he/she has been possessed.
what if the child starts demonstrating strange inherited sicknesses and abnormalities like madness, inability for blood to clot during an injury, albinism etc that are strange to both parents families with some women giving birth to sticklers while their husbands are AA genotype?
Crime › Re: Scores Feared Dead As Suspected Herdsmen Sack Mararaba Community by greenermodels: 6:05pm On Mar 25
As long as it doesn't involve IPOB,it wouldn't trend in the news.
Foreign Affairs › Re: U.S Negotiating With Itself, Not Us - Iran Rejects Trump's Peace Deal (Photos) by greenermodels: 7:41am On Mar 25
Trump thought that Iran would be another Venezuela that he needs to remove their ruler and the whole country would fall at his mercy but he was wrong, Iran is not Venezuela. Right now, Trump have no idea how to end this war as it's allies have deserted her while her economy have gone too insolvent with debt to make it easy for him to get the #200 billion dollars that he's asking for the American congress to continue this war against Iran.

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