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ok o! case dismissed.Sentence served and favorable government.So what else.

An that is why we have facebook.Please do that on facebook rather than on NL.Before SSS or MEND or Boko haram etc go target you over comments said with good intentions in mind.

Silly ideas of causing panic.So oga pastor wetin be the solution.You only see bad things but failed to tell us what good comes out before then.About this treat i can envision that and i believe a proactive security should have project such tendency.Before i forget is the xtian Yoruba Southerner ADC gonna smoke his boss.Its happen in countries like Congo and co.But record has always shown that our ADC and CSO are so loyal and blood willing to do the violent acts of there principal.They've rarely failed to either bleed or die before human harm comes to there master.
All this fortune tellers could you please allow us be.We are always damned in your numerous visions.


In Deuteronomy 18:9-13, the Bible says When you enter the land the LORD your God is giving you, do not learn to imitate the detestable ways of the nations there. Let no one be found among you who sacrifices his son or daughter in the fire, who practices divination or sorcery, interprets omens, engages in witchcraft, or casts spells, or who is a medium or spirits or who consults the dead. Anyone who does these things is detestable to the LORD, and because of these detestable practices the LORD your God will drive out those nations before you. You must be blameless before the LORD your God.

It also says we can question the spirit where man says its from God
I John 4:1-4
I Samuel 28:3-20

I dig your quest to cut the numbers and cost.I reason with you.My opinion is we should maintain rather a representation like the lower house rather than the senate which is much smaller and will not get that closer as the reps.
Lastly i think is also high time we include traditional rulers to the assembly since they are fathers and offer representation to large extent.My suggestion is to atleast send the state chairman of traditional rulers to represent ethnic and cultural norms.Also a representation of all religions (Xtians,Islam and traditional).That make adequate representation with key interest groups represent and meaningful insight into how group want to be lead and developed.
My view with this blend;
The house will integrate religious,political and ethnic representation largely as that matters to us in our day to day thinking.

(singing femi kuti song)
wonderrrrrr wonder wonder wonderrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
wonder wonder wonder till u turn to wonderer!!!

I sorry sorry o!
sorry for Nigeriaaaa!
sorry for Africaaaaaa!

As our president he needs more support.
Rating him now is to early cos the problems are enormous.Before he could adjust the peoples mindset and sentiments it would take awhile and the division is causing alot of drag on the Government.If i am to ignore all that,I would say he didn't do alot in the areas such as efficiency of governance /trust in government,power,education,security,corruption,infrastructure,human rights,water,Agriculture,unity,National and international affairs and health.

I want to say on all this i barely notice any change.Not withstanding i wish him well and i remain optimistic that he would solve some before the end of his tenure.Insha Allah

Nigeria: Five Killed in Fresh Jos Crisis

Raymond Gukas

21 July 2011

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Five people were yesterday confirmed dead in the clash between Christian and Muslim youths at Angwan Rukuba area of Jos North Local Government Area of Plateau State. Scores of others sustained injuries.

The clash, Daily Champion learnt was a carryover of a disagreement among some youths in the area on Tuesday which resulted in the death of one person. The deceased was said to have been hurriedly interred in a shallow grave in the neighbourhood.

Enraged by the development, friends and relatives of the deceased were said to have regrouped yesterday and launched an attack on the other group.

It was learnt that the two groups clashed when a search team discovered the shallow grave where the body was secretly buried.

Spokesman of the Special Task Force in the state, Captain Charles Ekeocha who confirmed the unfortunate development gave a different version to the cause of the fight. He told Daily Champion that one Dahiru Musa was invited by an unidentified Christian to repair a door for him at Angwan Rukuba area but was killed instead

He stated that the Muslim youths in the area mobilized for reprisal attack adding that in the conflict that ensued five people were killed on the spot while another twelve people sustained fatal injuries.

Captain Ekeocha said the prompt intervention of his men prevented the unfortunate development from degenerating to full scale crisis and assured the people of the state his men are on top of the situation.


As a result of this, there was a pandemonium within Jos city as people ran helter shelter to avoid been caught in the conflagration while some schools within the vicinity hurriedly closed or the day.

Reacting to the killing the state government said it was saddened by the conflict, stressing that it has made enormous effort to sustain peace in the state.

The new development ends the fragile peace currently enjoyed by Jos. The state capital in recent times has attracted national and global attention following series of crises that led to the death of thousands of residents. The situation prompted the Federal Government to draft Special Task Force to the state to restore peace there.

They don't o!Because they are driven by hate and sentiments.   It  gives them Joy to know you did CRK and hate that you turn out to be a Muslim

About NYSC staff being rude? You don't kn0w anything yet.While i was serving,the worst person than could best humiliate a corper is NYSC official.They don't just shout at you or just make you seem useless they even make you hate them.You get far better treatment outside in uniform than when you are around any official of NYSC.They are so rude and mean.While they tell you about service to motherland they just don't live like that.While people outside see and admire you far making a huge sacrifice to serve, they just think you deserve to be treated like an animal.Ignored,barked at and sometimes insulted.

Abi !!!! Burn baby burn !!!!! Na today.we sabi invent evil things.make we just dey go o!!! Very soon na cult for moderate groups go spring up.
Its just jungle justice.By the time dey hit one or two places then there will to survive shall truly be tested.
It seems boko haram just made friends-Akhwa whatever and ND militants.
So when will you guys lock horns and where exactly.I can tell you that with a single attack by the stated group in any majority northern city it will be a blood bath.What is left of the churches will be toast and the xtians will be lynched
Abeg una please lets be civil.I got friends and family that are xtians and when this gets down,i don't know how this akhwat group can protect them in a Muslims majority areas of the entire north.Even the middle belt is almost evenly split with Muslims still have a slight advantage.Please allow the authorities deal with this.Moreover the victims are still from both sides.why would you want to start another.

Well the best is unimaginably expensive.Like some stated here you are looking at an average cost of $150mil.The world of air supremacy is in a multirole fighter.It is mostly used and some how affordable.So you are left with the F15(approx. 18 to 100mil) & su35(aprox. 40 to 60mil) with alot of variants,F16 (is alot cheaper and modern than the f15),Eurofighter (90 to 150 euros.) and J10(aka chinco fighter) 27mil.

All is millions but f16 marks the spot.Effect yet cheap!

^^^ If your kinda paradise consist of fraud,scam,kidnapping,counterfeiting of drugs and anything to deceive a victim and international bad name then you need a rethink. Tribalism and arrogance kills.By the way i see your location is Kano?Is that you Igbo village or you just like being around useless people your tribe is the useless one sha

Another criminality offer.When did Nigeria law create a SS militia to protect presidency of SS extract.Naijizzzzzyyyyyyyyyyyy
This one na battle of the regions or specifically criminal elements of the regions !!!!!!
Lets do a home and away battle.home and away.creek war and savannah/desert wars

Nigerian militants challenge Boko Haram
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Abuja - Another group of militants from Nigeria's oil rich Niger Delta region on Tuesday threatened to confront members of Boko Haram, an Islamist sect responsible for the recent spate of bombings across the north-east of the country.

The group, calling itself the Niger Delta Indigenous Movement, has warned against further attacks by the sect, saying it was prepared to take the current "terrorist battle" to their door step - a move observers fear may spark civil strife in Africa's most populous nation.

The group called on northern political and religious leaders to choose between the continued existence of Nigeria as one country or opt for the "extremist Islamic militant group" Boko Haram.

"We have been watching with total dismay the activities of Boko Haram in some parts of the country and we hereby warn that enough is enough," Nelly Emma, Secretary General of the group said.

"Boko Haram must give peace a chance, stop disturbing one of our own, President Jonathan, as we are not going to take it easy with anybody or group of persons trying to make the country ungovernable for the president," she continued.

Jonathan, a native of the Niger Delta region, has vowed to tackle insecurity in the country while emphasising dialogue as a means of dealing with Boko Haram.

Meanwhile, a spokesperson for the sect, Ali Teshako, said they were prepared for the militants and accused them of being sponsored by the government.

Ali, whose parents are Christians, said Boko Haram's grievances against the government were just, adding that no particular religion was being targeted.

Boko Haram, which first gained notoriety in 2008, is protesting against what it says is the Westernization of northern Nigeria, where the country's Muslim population is concentrated.

The introduction of sharia law in the 19 northern states is among the conditions it has named for a peace deal.

A similar peace deal extended to militants in the Niger Delta region in 2009 brought an initial end to many years of conflict over non-development of the area by oil companies.

It is the CAN leaders that are even making it look like a tug of war.Simply if they had down played it most Muslim may ordinarily ignore it.But they are giving it publicity and divide with there continuous noise.Well now more than ever the Muslims want it and on the xtians side alot want to destroy/fustrate it to prove a point.The race has began.As usual always fighting themselves without due cause.Making something out of nothing.

@op
Do you mean US military camp in Iraq?I see you are located there!No mix our news with Iraqi news abeg o!

Nice one

^^^^ considering that alot of law abiding Nigerian graduates are out there unemployed and patiently hoping some day God almighty will help them out. hoping Job even with a minimum wage of 20k to manage body and soul.To eat and shower.

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No Sir, I'm not confusing the activities of this group which has struck in other northern states aside Bornu, has in its repertoire a wide range of targets from individuals to government, banks to churches, civilian to military. Highly indiscriminate. What kind of war is that. When people agitate they have targets legit or not. Militancy is targeted. ND militants attacked oil related infrastructure and kidnapped (not killed) staffers. When the military attacked they retaliated. It is clear what they stand for. Who or what are these people after. If they don't want western education then attack schools.

Secondly the concept of profiling is entirely an personal one. Practically everyone does it knowingly or not. It may be blatant at embassies and airports but don't we see it here everyday on Nairaland involving religion, business and politics. It is true. We may gloss over it in print but in practice when we feel hurt it is futile to lash out against the so called perps. The only attitude left is to change.

They may say 'you will certainly get high in a bus full of Colombians' or get 'mugged in a bus load of Nigerians but I will certainly get down from a bus full of those who don't give a hoot about dying for no reason whatsoever'. Is it up to these groups to dispel these stereotyping, I would say yes. We created our situation so we have to fix it. No one is saying the every northerner has such tendencies but it seems inordinately strange that the region has produced continuous blood letting for the past thirty years over one thing - religion. Yet this religion is present in other parts of the country. But where another one has come bearing yet another name, what can people say. What do we expect, the south to fix the situation or America or Britain or we all fold our arms.

In the Niger-Delta struggle every man and woman south of the Niger knew and appreciated the cause if not the means and for the means alone a lot of people opposed it. If it is the same in this case it means the people snuggle up to the cause but are merely condemning the acts. But if the cause and the acts are both condemnable then opposition should be more vociferous there. I say this boldly today if ND militants begin a campaign of random destruction of lives and properties they will be equally profiled as mere murderers and no one will complain.

If you are silent you will be given a name - that is the work of the press. Let the BH (which has been given an amnesty without a conflict) come out and state its terms clearly and repeatedly so we can gauge the reactions of all concerned - the residents of those states, the government and the people of Nigeria. Even Al-khaida manages that.

^^^^ Like the women below abi !!!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/7945820.stm
Nigerian militants 'rape women'
Niger Delta militants
Gangs of jobless youth join gangs in the Niger Delta to make money

A victim of a horrific attack in Nigeria's Niger Delta has described how gunmen raped pregnant women hijacked from two passenger boats.

The gunmen took at least five women from the boats to a camp deep in the creeks of the swampy oil region and brutally raped them, the military said.

The women were forced to lie down on the ground while the gunmen sang and danced around them, one victim said.

It is the first time that a Delta attack like this has been made public.

Two of the women were pregnant, a military spokesman said.

A security source says one of the women has since died of her injuries but this has not been independently confirmed.


They were ferocious and bloody, they took us away, and we heard they were taking us to their camp - when I heard that I thought I'd never come back
30-year-old rape victim
The attack happened on Saturday after two passenger boats were hijacked on their way from Bonny Island to Port Harcourt the capital of Rivers State.

"They told us not to lift up our eyes. I began crying to God," a 30-year-old woman told the BBC.

Begged

The attackers put guns against the heads of the men in the boat and forced them to jump into the water.

Some begged the gunmen to drop them off on land as they couldn't swim.

Five of the passengers forced into the water are unaccounted for, a military spokesman said.

"They were ferocious and bloody, they took us away, and we heard they were taking us to their camp - when I heard that I thought I'd never come back," the woman told the BBC at the headquarters of the Joint Military Taskforce in charge of security in the Delta.
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The men forced them onto the floor and danced around them before gang-raping them, she said.

Other women were taken to another camp where they were raped, according to military spokesman Lt Col Sagir Musa.

He said he did not know exactly how many women were raped by the gunmen, only that five had sought medical treatment after the attack on Saturday.

They refused to give details about how the women were rescued.

Kidnapping, robbery, hijacking and rape are common in Nigeria's Niger Delta where years of poor government has led to a collapse in the rule of law.

But this attack is believed to be the first time so many women have been kidnapped and systematically raped after a passenger boat hijack.

Numerous armed groups roam the maze of mangrove swaps and creeks.

Jobless youths join the militant groups looking for money from kidnapping, extortion from multinational oil companies and oil theft.

Some like the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (Mend), a loose affiliation of militant gang leaders, claim they are fighting for a better deal from Nigeria's oil for the inhabitants of the Delta.

But analysts say most groups doing the kidnapping and robbing are not motivated by any political struggle, and are actually criminal gangs, known as "cults" who act as hired muscle for politicians, traditional leaders and oil thieves.

http://www.iwilltalk.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=264
Militants rape 28 female NYSC members

Postby BigBrother on Sat Oct 25, 2008 2:49 pm
This is quite despicable. I can't imagine completing your studies in the university and then exposing yourself to severe risks because of some outdated government scheme. Unfortunately we cannot do anything about it as the government lacks the will power to admit the irrelevance of the scheme now. Imagine the scar on these 28 young ladies for the rest of their lives? :cry:

Some unidentified gunmen suspected to be militants on Thursday raped 28 female youth corps members in Abonnema, a town in Akuku Toru Local Government Area of Rivers State.
A source said the militants invaded the residence of the corps members, who were posted to the town on primary assignment, and rounded up the ladies. He said the suspected militants went into every flat, raping the women at gunpoint after which they fled through the waterfront. He noted that Abonnema residents had been constantly terrorised by gangsters who relocated to the area after they were sacked from some of their locations in the creeks.
He said, “These boys are not fighting the Niger Delta cause. How can they fight the Niger Delta cause, when they continue to terrorise the people they are supposed to fight for? Abonnema has become a war front and people are fleeing their homes. Now, they rape women and threaten elders. They invaded homes of some female corps members and raped them at gunpoint.”

Militants rape 28 female youth corps members
This is the kind of madness I'm talking about existing in Nigerians. What's the correlation between corp members and fighting for resource control. I feel so heartbroken for the unfortunate corp members.


Militants kill two policemen, kidnap three EPCL managers
By Soni Daniel, Port Harcourt
Saturday, 2 Jun 2007



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Daring Niger Delta militants on Friday stormed the residence of Indians working for the Eleme Petrochemical Company and took away eight persons to an unknown destination.

The militants, according to police sources, put up a fierce gun battle with security agents guarding the premises and killed two policemen before disappearing with their victims.

Eyewitnesses said the incident, which occurred around 2am, shook the residents of Elelenwo, near the police station, which the militants bombed on April 14, 2007 and killed a policeman. Friday’s victims included three top managers of the EPCL, three women and their two children, who were forced out of their homes.

Rivers State Deputy Commissioner of Police, Mr. Bassey Inyang, confirmed the attack in a telephone interview with our correspondent and said that investigations into the matter had begun.

The two Indians, who were seized from the same compound by militants on May 19, 2007, are yet to be freed despite pleas by the workers of the Indorama EPCL.

The militants stormed the residence and detonated bundles of dynamite on the gate before moving in to abduct the two management Indian workers of the company. The were about to kidnap more when soldiers drawn from the Joint Task Force arrived and engaged them in a gun fight.

The latest kidnap forced the workers of the company to embark on a street protest to press for the release of the foreigners. The Chairman of the Workers Association, Mr. Kriss Natti, said they were worried by the latest attack on the company’s management staff.

Natti said that the motive of the attack was unclear since the new management of he company had brought back the dead company to life and created employment for the people of the Niger Delta. No fewer than 200 oil workers have so far been kidnapped and freed since 2006.

Also on Friday, the intervention of community elders in Ogoniland in Rivers State helped oil prices slip back below $68 a barrel as supply concerns eased. BBC Online reports that protesters, who were occupying a major export pipeline in Niger Delta, were expelled by the elders, allowing valves to reopen and for crude oil to flow.


Also read up on this and see greed and arms dealing which should ordinarily destroy a nation.That amount of arms and money fighting/Arms trade is even worst.Because today they have introduce militancy and small arms insurgency. They have explosives and there attacks in delta,Bayelsa,Rivers claimed innocent lives.At the pick of Ateke and Dokubo conflicts if i remember well communities were attacked with RPGs and dynamite over suspicion they accommodate particular elements of a group.
http://saharareporters.com/interview/asari-dokubo-me-henry-okahjomo-gbomo-judith-asuni-and-niger-delta-insurgency


Than grade criminality and insurgence our government should be known rather for its zero tolerance to it.So that a clear message is sent to wanna be.Eg Boko harm,MASSOB That it will not be tolerated and will be crushed instantly.Trying to justify the actions of MEND simply says alot about our ethnic mind set.MEND are criminals period.Why? Because the Nigeria law prohibits possession of illegal fire arms,attacking people and law enforcement agents,Blowing up infrastructure and people,civil disobedience,sabotage,assault,Killing,kidnapping,unlawful assembly,unlaw association to an criminal group,rape,robbery,treason,conspiracy to attack the government/citizens and above all terrorism.All this and alot more were various actions carried out by ND militants or MEND.
So why shelf the law?Rather than for apprehension of people to be asked questions and trials to suggest punishment for wrong deeds.They get rewarded.Why?Today another(Boko haram) has come again with its own reasons.It will only get worst.Not because of sentiments.I feel cheated being a law abiding citizen honestly.You work and pay taxes.You obey fundamental laws of the land and yet get harass.While criminality gets rewarded !!! Now which one seems attractive?

^^^^ so do the police and Army They believe in justice and sacred too.
I pick the army !!!!!!

Boko haram and MEND treats top chat !!!! Anyway if the disaster was so great, atleast a statement or visit would be in place.

ACN condemns ‘uncaring’ Jonathan
By Sunday Omoniyi 10 hours 23 minutes ago
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The Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) yesterday expressed its disappointment at the failure of President Goodluck Jonathan to visit Lagos State, and show concern, in the aftermath of last Sunday’s devastating flooding in parts of the state.

The party, in a statement issued in London by its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, said President Jonathan should realise he is the President of all Nigerians, not only of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and its supporters, hence he should see the entire country as his constituency.

Besides, it said, Lagos is the economic heartbeat of Nigeria and home to all Nigerians, irrespective of their tribes, hence whatever affects Lagos touches every Nigerian one way or the other.

ACN wondered how the President can be so quiet despite the devastating effect of an unusually heavy rainfall on in Lagos on July 10, in which some 264mm of rainfall (a volume equivalent to what is usually recorded in one month of rainfall) was recorded in a single day, leading to massive flooding that claimed the lives of many residents and caused a huge damage to property.

The party said: “A President that is not too busy to receive all manners of people in Aso Rock has not deemed it fit to embark on a quick trip to a state as strategic for all Nigerians and the nation’s economy as Lagos, after such a state was hit hard by a natural disaster. Even if the President and his advisers did not understand the symbolism of such visit, they could have taken a cue from what obtains in other climes.

The party went on: “In April 2010, Chinese President Hu Jintao and Premier Wen Jiabao both postponed planned overseas trips because of a strong earthquake in Northwestern China. In April 2010, US President Barrack Obama visited flood-hit Massachusetts, and personally thanked emergency operation officials monitoring flooding in the state. He carried out a similar tour of tornado-hit Missouri this year. And in November 2009, then British Prime Minister Gordon Brown visited flood-hit Cumbria in Northwest England to see the damage caused and show government support for the victims.

“These are instances to be emulated by any leader who believes the people are the source of his powers. President Jonathan, who by the way received massive votes in Lagos during the last elections, should not be an exception,’’ the party said. “Today marks the eighth day since the Lagos flooding, and President Jonathan has yet to visit the state or even comment on the incident. This is not right.’’

ACN expressed shock that instead of the President’s party pointing him to the right path by encouraging him to visit Lagos after the flooding to show federal support and rally emergency service officials, especially the National Emergency Management Agency, the party (PDP) resorted to cheap politics by asking Gov. Fashola to resign, as if he - or anyone at all - has control over natural disasters.

The party praised Governor Babatunde Fashola and his team for their prompt response to the flood disaster, saying the state government’s show of concern for the victims and its quick intervention to alleviate their suffering went a long way in soothing the pains of affected Lagosians and reassuring them that their government cares.

^^^ You are so driven by ethnic mindset.I tell you if today Fashola steps out he will get my vote if he maintains standard and vision.

Things happen in Nigeria !!!!! Damn the devil to hell

@djustice
Mr man it is one thing to accuse someone on suspicion and its another to get a conviction.As far as we know he is a valid judge of the Fed. republic of Nigeria Judiciary until convicted and deposed of his position as a Judge by the NJC.Simple grammar,we always like to take wrong turns when it doesn't serve us well.
Further more in any case, the PDP lawyers sense bias they definitely have multiple options like request a transfer or change of courts on allegations that the Judge is bias.If they so choose to continue then who are you to doubt his credibility in Judgement.

Anyway, no be today our security dey cause undue panic and then fail to intercept the real treat.Knowing the sentiments in Nigeria and the tension ordinarily they should have checked to ensure there stories before going to the media house with such claims.
Same source different stories!!!!

Simple that is what Buhari should have done a long time ago and made cool money with all the peddling of crap by some azz licking PDP goons.In short not retract,just go straight to court and sue his bloody lying azz to brokenness.
Every time lays back and people keep building on there sentiments and misguide mind set.Take the case to them.

‘Intercepted Dynamites Belong to Construction Firm’

16 Jul 2011
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By Ike Abonyi and Senator Iroegbu

The over 700 dynamites, thought to be explosives intercepted by the military on Thursday in Abuja  belongs to an Abuja based construction Company, SCC, THISDAY gathered in Abuja Friday.

The firm is said to be handling some federal government construction works in Bwari and brought the dynamites for the blast of rocks at the site.

Also Friday, the Nigerian Army confirmed the seizure of the dynamites and said it was investigating it.
"Thorough scrutiny by various agencies of the nation’s intelligence service - the military, the SSS and the Police - appeared to have established that actually the explosives were not meant for deadly act but for construction work," said an SSS source.

A security alert was triggered Thursday night in Abuja when soldiers intercepted the truck conveying the dynamites.

The dynamites which were in a vehicle escorted by two unarmed policemen was intercepted at the Abuja City Gate at about 8.00 p.m.
The serving policemen escorting the dynamites were said to have challenged the Soldiers for obstructing their official duty.
The soldiers on routine duty arrested and took them to Mambilla military barracks in Asokoro.

The army however denied a report by one of the national dailies that the intercepted truck was conveying no fewer than 700 explosives in Abuja, saying that such information is false and misleading.

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/-intercepted-dynamites-belong-to-construction-firm-/95106/

‘Intercepted Dynamites Belong to Construction Firm’

16 Jul 2011

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Haliru Mohammed, Defence Minister

By Ike Abonyi and Senator Iroegbu

The over 700 dynamites, thought to be explosives intercepted by the military on Thursday in Abuja belongs to an Abuja based construction Company, SCC, THISDAY gathered in Abuja Friday.
The firm is said to be handling some federal government construction works in Bwari and brought the dynamites for the blast of rocks at the site.

Also Friday, the Nigerian Army confirmed the seizure of the dynamites and said it was investigating it.
"Thorough scrutiny by various agencies of the nation’s intelligence service - the military, the SSS and the Police - appeared to have established that actually the explosives were not meant for deadly act but for construction work," said an SSS source.
A security alert was triggered Thursday night in Abuja when soldiers intercepted the truck conveying the dynamites.

The dynamites which were in a vehicle escorted by two unarmed policemen was intercepted at the Abuja City Gate at about 8.00 p.m.
The serving policemen escorting the dynamites were said to have challenged the Soldiers for obstructing their official duty.
The soldiers on routine duty arrested and took them to Mambilla military barracks in Asokoro.

The army however denied a report by one of the national dailies that the intercepted truck was conveying no fewer than 700 explosives in Abuja, saying that such information is false and misleading.



This is an official report by same people who said bombs were uncovered.The same people say its not for any act evil but construction purpose.Why the continued lies.