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Why not just divorce the woman and move on with his life? Now, both the husband and her alleged lover would die over her. |
APC is an evil wind that blows no one good. |
Soludo acts confused, he has failed so far and couldn't even dispose off the mountains of refuse overruning the state, agboros are still there, he just took a loan of 100billion without specifying what it's for.etc. The guy no work, ho ha. I wish him quick awakening. |
Nigeria no just make sense at all. |
Peter Obi took no loans as the governor, rather he saved. I have not been feeling this Soludo's governorship, the guy acts as if unprepared for leadership. And why is he now using a private contractor to collect taxes in Anambra? What's the job of the state's internal revenue board then? |
Chijeep:Worms are quite common in intestines of meat in Nigeria, be it cows or chicken,I doubt the fulani deworms their cattle. |
Aaaaaaaahhhhhhh:Nigerian girls are another beast of their own. |
ENUGU—No less than seven suspected kidnappers for ransom made up of Fulani herdsmen and other natives were within the past month arrested by both community security outfits and the police in different parts of Enugu State.https://www.vanguardngr.com/2022/07/natives-collaborate-with-herders-in-kidnappings-in-enugu-communities-victims/
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Vanguard News Menu HOME LATEST NEWS METRO SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT VIDEOS RELATIONSHIPS POLITICS FORUM POSTED INNEWS Insecurity: Get licensed guns, protect yourselves, archbishop tells Nigerians July 11, 2022 By Dayo Johnson ....Says govt insensitive to security situation THE Archbishop of Ondo Ecclesiastical Province and the Anglican Bishop of Akure Diocese, Rev. Simeon Borokini, weekend, urged Nigerians to get licensed guns to protect themselves against the ravaging bandits across the country. Borokini spoke during the Synod at St. Andrews Anglican Church, Oyemekun, Akure, in Ondo State. While expressing dismay over the worsening insecurity in the country, the cleric said members of his church should be ready to defend themselves against attackers. He pointed out that safety has become a prime concern for worshippers, hence the need for churches to protect and defend themselves. His words: “Well, I won’t oppose the call for churches to defend themselves because the government seems to be insensitive to the security situation in the country. So, anybody that is willing to get something to protect himself, should get it licensed, if it is a gun. If it is to protect, I will support it, since the government seems to be negligent, as far as security is concerned. “Promises made by the government to protect citizens from terrorists and criminals have not been kept; instead, the country has become more unstable than it has been in decades. “The recent surge of insecurity has been linked to poverty across the country. “The nation is abundantly blessed but criminally youth unemployment is alarming and the country is in the middle of one of the economic downturns. “Nigeria, God’s own country, the giant of Africa, a nation flowing with milk and honey, is now a place where everyone is avoiding partnering with or even coming to invest in. “Even, the citizens are running from the country to go and look for a greener pasture and find solace somewhere else as a result of the security challenges. “The nation is faced with an unprecedented wave of different but overlapping insurgencies and almost every corner has been hit by violence and crime.” https://www.vanguardngr.com/2022/07/insecurity-get-licensed-guns-protect-yourselves-archbishop-tells-nigerians/ |
*Insecurity: FG has failed Nigerians —Catholic priests* Say he can’t secure the nation lAs Edo govt tasks traditional rulers on kidnappings Catholic priests in the country have said that the Federal Government under President Muhammadu Buhari, has failed in its primary duty of protecting the lives and property of Nigerians, adding that the president should proffer solution to the increasing spate of killings and kidnappings across the country or step down. Meanwhile, worried by the growing level of insecurity in the state with the recent kidnapping and killing of a Reverend Father and a hunter, the acting Governor of Edo State, Mr. Philip Shaibu, has given marching orders to all traditional rulers across the state to engage local hunters and vigilantes to flush out criminal Fulani herdsmen in all the forests in the state. Shaibu, weekend, led other top government functionaries to pay last respect to late Rev. Fr. Christopher Odia, who was murdered by suspected kidnappers. Odia, a Catholic priest, was murdered by his kidnappers in Ikabigbo, Etsako West LGA of Edo State. At the funeral mass and interment held for the priest at the Priests’ Cemetery, Immaculate Conception Seminary, Ivianokpodi-Agenebode in Etsako East LGA, National President of the Nigeria Catholic Diocesan Priests Association, NCDPA, Very Rev. Fr. Johnbosco Ezehi, charged President Buhari to take urgent steps to guarantee the safety and security of Nigerians. Ezehi said: “We condemn the increasing attacks by suspected herdsmen, who have turned the country into a massive graveyard. If the president cannot keep our country safe, then he automatically loses the trust of the citizens. He should no longer continue to preside over the killing field and mass graveyard that our country has become. “Nigerians call on the president to take drastic and urgent steps to reverse the ugly tragedy that threatens the foundation of our collective existence and unity as a nation. It’s clear to the nation that the president has failed in his primary duty of protecting the lives of Nigerians.” On his part, Shaibu said: “I must agree with our cleric that the government has failed in its responsibility of securing lives and property. If the issue of security was tackled earlier enough, we would not get to where we are today. We must turn to God to help us now as our land is troubled and only God will heal our land. “As a state government, we have decided to take our destinies into our hands and not push the blame. We are collaborating with security agencies and stakeholders in securing our state. “We have involved religious leaders and vigilante groups, among others and have adequately equipped them to strengthen our security architecture. We want to secure the property and lives of our people.” Also, Catholic Bishop of Auchi Diocese, Most. Rev. Gabriel Dunia, said: “I appeal to the federal, state and local governments, as the Lord has entrusted the leadership and security of Nigeria into their hands, to do the needful by protecting the lives and property of the people which is their primary responsibility.” Edo govt tasks traditional rulers It was gathered that over 20 forests across the three senatorial zones of the state have been taken over by suspected kidnappers believed to be criminal Fulani herdsmen and their local collaborators. Arising from an emergency security meeting, which had traditional rulers, opinion leaders and security agencies, Shuaibu gave the directives. Part of the resolution, which was made available to journalists, yesterday, also directed heads of the 18 LGAs in the state to provide stipends and needed resources for the vigilantes and hunters on a monthly basis to comb the forests and flush out the suspected criminals and that traditional rulers would henceforth be held responsible for any act of kidnapping and terrorism that occurs in their domains. The resolutions read: “That everybody currently residing in any forest in Edo State in the guise of camping should vacate such areas with immediate effect. The acting governor has mandated all acting LGA heads to use all the security apparatus, including the police, army, vigilante groups, hunters and others to forcefully remove any erring groups or individuals within the next 10 days. “That henceforth, any traditional ruler and village head who collects money from any herdsmen, therefore, permitting any form of camping or grazing in any Edo State forest should refund such money and ask the herdsmen to leave with immediate effect.” The resolution also said that after, 10 days from the day of the meeting, traditional rulers would be held responsible for kidnappings in their areas. https://www.vanguardngr.com/2022/07/insecurity-fg-has-failed-nigerians-catholic-priests/ |
The threat continues. |
*My kidnappers threatened large-scale attacks on Yorubaland – Victim* kidnap victim, Idowu Ajayi, in this interview with ABIODUN NEJO shares his experience in gunmen’s den and the ordeals of relatives, who secured his release How were you kidnapped? It happened along the Ikole-Ijesa Isu road at 4:30pm on March 14. I went to Ijesha Isu from Ikole to assist my mum to carry yams which was already by the roadside. I picked them and was on my way back when it happened. I got to a bad portion of the road, where I had to compulsorily slow down. As I applied the brake, I heard a gunshot-like sound and was confused about whether it was a gunshot or a tyre burst. Before I knew what happened, two armed men had emerged from the bush. I saw two others ahead and they started firing gunshots. We were two in my car because I offered a 14-year-old girl a free ride from Ijesa Isu to Ikole. As I saw them, not knowing two others were at the back also, I put the car on reverse gear, but with the punctured tyre and those at the back, I had to park. The gunmen were six in number, two of them were positioned before the bad portion, two were in the bush at the bad portion while the remaining two were after the bad portion. It was those at the pothole side that shot at the car tyre. They ordered me out of the car and started beating me. They smashed the car glasses and shot sporadically in the air to prevent other vehicles from coming. They searched the car and removed the N21,000 there and as well took the N14,000 in my pocket. Later, they led me into the bush. We did not go farther than a pole away from the road. They collected my shoes, wristwatch and belt and ordered me and the girl to lie down. From there, I could hear when people came to the vehicle and when the police arrived the scene, but I could not say anything. Didn’t the policemen comb the bush? According to them, they combed the bush, but I want to believe they went through the other side. If they had reinforced immediately and searched everywhere, the story might have been different. The policemen were there about 35 minutes after the incident. Did you remain there all along? We left the place at 6:30pm when it was getting dark. We walked for about 30 minutes into an old cocoa farm. It was there they told me they were not ritualists, but kidnappers. They were Fulani men from Nigeria, Niger and Mali, according to them. Two of them could speak pidgin English fluently. Before we left, they went back to the car to remove my phone charger. They had about four large capacity power banks with which they charged their phones, they carried bags and had charms on their body. They had four AK-47 rifles and one double-barrel gun. They asked me to call my people. I called one of my brothers and I explained to him that I had been kidnapped, but my brother said they were aware. While speaking, the phone prompter alerted me that I had one minute of airtime remaining, the gunmen asked me to call anybody I knew could send airtime to me. My sister-in-law sent N2,000 airtime card to me. My phone was used for the calls all through. After each call around 5:30 and 6pm, they would switch the phone off. At about five minutes before calling my people, they would start flogging me. However, they did not torture the girl, they were kind to her. While moving around, if there is pawpaw or banana they would give her to eat, but I was denied access to food. They did not offer me food or water. The gunmen took garri and smoked cigarettes and hemp all along. They carried garri in their bags as well as water in plastic bottles. They packed any food found on any farmstead and made me carry such for them. What did they discuss with your family on phone? They told my people to comply with them, that they were Boko Haram. When my people asked what was expected of them, the gunmen said my people should bring N30m. My family members pleaded with them, I pleaded too. They said I was using a big car and asked me of my occupation. The car I drove was Toyota Sienna. I realised they were attracted to big cars because they did not stop the commercial vehicles that were ahead of my car that day. They said they saw me when I passed some minutes earlier but only that they had yet to position themselves then. How was a normal day with the kidnappers like? When it was about 7.30 to 8pm, we would start moving. We moved from Ijesa Isu to Oko Isaba then to Oko Ikoyi; from Oko Ikoyi to Oko Igbemo, we would roam about till daybreak, but when it was about 6am, they would look for a discreet location to hide. At that location, they would blindfold me, tie my arms to the back and put me somewhere. I would be in that position till about 7.30pm. Even there, they could be angry and would flog me. Whenever they smoked, they would extinguish the fire on my body. The suffering and torture were much for the four days I was with them. They were mean – there was even a time they saw a colony of army ants, they just placed me in the colony of the ants so that they would sting me. The pains are indescribable. What did they tell you was their reason for kidnapping and who else were they communicating with? One of them told me that I was a ‘useless Yoruba’. When I asked how, he said I was one of those insulting ‘Sai Baba’, I said I didn’t understand, he said we were singing ‘Nigeria jagajaga’. I said I didn’t know about that. He said that by the time they were through with us, we would have learnt our lesson. He told me that they were using all the ransom they got to buy ammunition. When I tried to inquire further, he said I should not ask him any foolish question. So, I shut up because they didn’t leave any opportunity to look at their faces. I laid face down there. To avoid being recognised, their faces were always covered. After communicating with my family, they would call two individuals on phone to give them feedback. They would communicate with the first one in Fulani language (Fulfude) and the other, who spoke Yoruba fluently as well. He spoke with me on the phone on our second day. He asked about my job, but when I said I was unemployed, he queried how come I was driving a car, but I told him I was not the owner. I told him it was my child who took ill and that I was looking for money to settle the bill. I told him the money collected from me was part of what I wanted to take to hospital, and that was the truth. He said that if my people did not bring the ransom that day or the following, that I would be killed. I pleaded with him that my people would look for money but only that it would not be up to the N30million being requested. He then spoke with the gunmen in Fulani on the outcome of our discussion. How did you regain your freedom? After much pleading, they agreed with my family to set me free. They requested money alongside 12 bottles of plastic Origin, Kakaraka (sachet gin), three rolls of cigarette, and some others like Indomie. That Thursday, they led me and the girl back to Oko Ijesa, close to the road unknown to us it was preparatory to freedom. It was my brother and friend that came on a motorbike with the ransom. One gunman then called my brother to turn back and drive toward Ikole that someone would collect the items from them at a point. My brother called later to inform that he could not locate the person, they said he should come back to the leaves spot. All these were to ascertain there were no police trailing them. After, they asked my brother and his friend to wait, so they appeared to them, pointed guns at their heads and took them into the bush. I was not far away. My brother told them that the family sold many things to realise the N2.5m that they brought. They accepted the money after much pleading, but they seized my brother and friend and started flogging them mercilessly. One of them even threatened to kill my brother and the friend, it was one of the gunmen that pleaded with the colleague not to kill those who brought the ransom that he should leave them. It was at that point that they smashed my phone but returned my charger. Then they ordered that we must leave the place under two seconds. We scampered out. How do feel breathing the air of freedom? I was taken to the hospital for treatment immediately after release. But I really thank God. After my incident, I told people to be careful on the road because I heard the gunmen say I was disturbing them, that my people ought to have come for my release since their assignment was still much. They spoke as if they were given target on the amount to make per week. I was released on Thursday and they kidnapped there again on Friday evening. I thank God. How did you feel when you learnt that Amotekun operatives had arrested one of them? I was so excited. Since that experience, I was alarmed whenever anybody was kidnapped or the police arrested any kidnapper. So, when I saw the photograph of the gunman (one of the six kidnappers) on social media that he had been arrested, my heart skipped a beat; I recognised him. https://punchng.com/my-kidnappers-threatened-large-scale-attacks-on-yorubaland-victim/ |
See how Tinubu urchins derailed their own thread with the repetition of senseless posts. I don't blame them, Tinubu is a bad market that they can't market no matter how hard they try so frustration is setting in on them. |
Everybody de collect now under Buhari. Vote for Peter Obi to take us from this hopelessness to a better future. |
People should unfollow and ignore him. The guy is just trying to attain more popularity and relevance at the expense of Peter Obi. We should deny him that. |
The foolish goat that nearly killed innocent people because he can't control his lust for anything in skirt. |
Buhari goes around the world, begging foreign governments to proscribe IPOB as a terrorist organisation while protecting Fulani terrorists in Nigeria. If Buhari have been treating Fulani terrorists/bandits with the same way that he had been treating Nnamdi KANU and Sunday Igboho, the Fulani problem would have long ended. |
Refuse disposal =0 Road maintenance=0 Security (Touts and UGM)=0 Education (chaotic ongoing teacher recruitment)=0 Charisma=0 |
The establishment is doing all within their powers to make sure that Trump doesn't contest in the next American presidential election. |
The billionaires state. |
This deserves the front page. |
*Suspected Fulani herdsmen overrun Enugu LGA* By Dennis Agbo No less than Four Indigenes of Ikem community in Isi-Uzo local government area of Enugu state have been abducted in the past two weeks with different sums of ransom paid for their release. The victims include the Catechist of Saint James Catholic Church, Ishioroto-Ikem Mr. Lawrence Ndu; an Italy based evangelist, Mr. Emeka Odo and his brother Ikechukwu Odo; and the most recent victim, Ejike Agbodo, a bus driver who was kidnapped while on commercial duty along Ikem- Benue state road. Narrating his experience, the Italy-based Evangelist, Emeka Odo disclosed that the over 10 kidnappers who abducted them along Ikem- Obollo Afor road were all Fulani terrorists that welded AK-47. Odo who quickly went back to his base shortly after he regained freedom, narrated that they were flagged down in their car, commandeered into the bush and were taken through bush tracks to Eha-Amufu and Benue state boarder, adding that they paid ransom before they were set free. Odo said that his abductors spoke Hausa and Fulfude language, stating that most of them came from Niger republic. He also disclosed that some Indigenes of the community made have connived with the kidnappers to carry out the abductions. “They told us that they own all bush paths from Delta to all parts of South East and that they do anything they want to do,” Odo told Vanguard. He stated that even people from Benue state who were kidnapped were brought to their bush camp in Eha-Amufu Enugu state,, where he said the kidnappers have sacked the Indigenes. The bus driver who was kidnapped on Tuesday has not been seen as at the time of this report. Enugu state Police Public Relations Officer, Daniel Ndukwe could not pick his calls to confirm the several abductions in Isi-Uzo local government area. https://www.vanguardngr.com/2022/06/suspected-fulani-herdsmen-overrun-enugu-lga/ |
Please, Peter obi supporters should avoid all these online miscreants trying to set up Igbo vs Yoruba fights online, most of them are neither Igbo's nor Yoruba's but paid online agents trying to use tribalism to divide the Nigerian youths/masses from giving our block vote to Peter Obi. |
plaindealer:most of those people insulting others on social media are neither Igbos nor Yoruba's but paid online influencers using tribalism to divide the Nigerian masses and youths. They were exposed during the EndSars protest, please, ignore them and continue to support Peter Obi. |
osinbanjoisaliar:even the southwest would vote for who would generate jobs,provide security eliminate nepotism/unite the country etc. The Buhari/Osinbajo regime have shown us that voting strictly on tribal basis breeds leadership disasters with the resultant suffering. We would Obediently obey Peter Obi with our PVC. It's EndSars 2.0 |
On Obi we stand, let's take back Nigeria from the thieves that spent billions on party primaries. Power to the youths and masses. |
Agrobabs:you forgot to add cultists, ritualists,Fulani herdsmen etc |
*Burna Boy’s police escorts shoot married man after singer made pass at wife* The Lagos State Police Commissioner’s Special Squad has detained five policemen attached to singer, Damini Ogulu, aka Burna Boy, for attempted murder after they shot two fun seekers— Irebami Lawrence and another identified simply as Tolu— at Club Cubana on Victoria Island, Lagos, on Wednesday. According to a preliminary report by the Bar Beach Police Division, trouble started when the singer and five police escorts visited the nightclub around 4am on June 8. About four policemen waited outside while one of the policemen, identified as Inspector Ibrahim, who was in mufti, accompanied the Grammy-Award-winning artiste into the club. According to multiple witness statements, the singer was in the VIP section with three women when he spotted another woman. He was reported to have told Ibrahim to invite the woman to join him. However, the lady’s husband was said to have lambasted the singer, insisting that it was disrespectful for any man to make advances at his wife. After some minutes, Burna Boy reportedly made fresh advances at the woman. This infuriated her husband further and his friends who had gathered at the club. “As things were getting heated, Ibrahim brought out his service pistol and shot multiple times while Burna Boy was laughing,” said a senior policeman. In the process, 27-year-old Lawrence was shot in the thigh while his friend, Tolu, was hit in the head by a bullet. This caused a commotion in the club. It was learnt that Burna Boy and his crew then drove off to one of his properties at the Elegushi end of the Lekki-Epe Expressway before leaving for Lekki Phase 1. “Aware of what he had done, Burna Boy took the next flight out without even informing the policemen. He only made a video call to them to inform them that he had travelled to Spain. All his police escorts have been arrested and are currently at the Command headquarters,” said a top source at the office of the Lagos State Commissioner of Police. Sources close to the victims said the police were already making attempts to protect Burna Boy because of his status while the victims were treating their wounds at the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, Ikeja. In a chat with Sunday Scoop, a brother to the victim, who identified himself only as Jide, said his brother had undergone surgery to remove the bullet lodged in his thigh. Jide added that Irebami, who is based in the United States of America, arrived in Nigeria a week ago for a wedding. He also berated the management of Club Cubana for not doing enough to forestall the situation, adding that the club management had not even reached out to the family since the incident occurred. Attempts to get a response from Burna Boy’s manager, Mrs Bose Ogulu, who is also his mother, proved abortive as she neither responded to calls nor a text message on Saturday. Similarly, Chioma Nwachukwu, a media consultant for Cubana, did not respond to calls on Saturday. But the Spokesman for the Lagos State Police command, Benjamin Hundeyin, said the focus of the investigation was the policemen. Hundeyin claimed that the police had not received any complaint from any victim. https://punchng.com/burna-boys-police-escorts-shoot-married-man-after-singer-made-pass-at-wife/?utm_source=top-story&utm_medium=web |
Reading the comments hers, it's clear that Naira land is filled with paid online influencers without a conscience. |
Thinkam:the original story on Punch newspaper website was maliciously edited and pushed to the front page. Justwise please do the needful to correct the false information on the front page. |
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