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AutoReportNG:
As earlier reported on the 10 lane Oshodi-int’l Airport, these are visuals from the reconstruction exercise

Source:
http://www.autoreportng.com/2017/09/lagos-flags-off-reconstruction-of-10.html

so you mean we don't have qualified graduates from Nigeria for these jobs? Must these jobs be given to white men? Let me see one engineering student that will one day try to tell me shit in school to intimidate me if I'll not fight not. Buh that's if ASUU will ever call off this strike oo

Emperoo:
DPC Governorship candidate for the November 18 gubernatorial election in Anambra, Yul Edochie visited Okija town yesterday in readiness for the polls.

According to sources, the courtesy visit came after he was declared the flag bearer of the DPC last week in Awka, Anambra.

As shared on his facebook page by the DPC Assistant Publicity Secretary in the state, Comrade Nnadi Goodluck.

He noted that the people of Okija were so happy when the governorship candidate visited.

"About yesterday.

The people of Okija were so happy when we visited them with our Governorship candidate, Yul Edochie!

The DPC is here to stay.

Comrade Nnadi Goodluck, DPC Assistant Publicity Secretary, Anambra State Chapter."

Source- https://www.newsngr.com/dpc-governorship-candidate-yul-edochie-visits-okija-town

he's even moving with only one police man? Someone that values his life more than yours and hs job? Someone needs to remind this guy that election in Nigeria is not a movie that is filled with so many film tricks. Another Evans is still out there ooh

LasgidiOnline:
Malawi First Lady Getrude Mutharika participated in a fundraising fashion show at Kamuzu Palace, on Saturday as a way of encouraging and inspiring girls to work hard at school and aim high in life.

Mrs Mutharika also called on her fellow women in the country to inspire each other and work together towards women empowerment with emphasis on girl education.
[img]http://2.bp..com/-FEzhKwN1Sjs/Wa2g5HlEF7I/AAAAAAAAiNA/W6PQAedi8YwEl8GL8vTJd_AJeUHX9P1ugCLcBGAs/s400/getrude.jpg[/img]
https://alexis.lindaikejisblog.com/photos/shares/59ad1b4e0f347.jpg

http://www.lasgidionline.com.ng/2017/09/photos-malawi-first-lady-getrude.html?m=1

abeg who de bleep our presido wife? The woman is too young for that man ooh. Concerning the post, why's the woman leg too big in the 2nd pic?

1wolex85:
Baba draw n.a. 1 point na

there's no difference between that guy and the minister that said ASUU strike would be called off in one week time... Lolss

id4sho:
Shey I b police ni

who asked you?

id4sho:
http://punchng.com/police-kill-criminal-who-led-assassination-attempt-on-dino-melaye/

his pictures or i don't give a bleep about this cooked story. Useless people

hiroz:
stupid keeper..
the player wasnt really going anywhere..
left the ball and went to collide with the player like a blind man

Lmao, you and the keeper had any personal problem?

Danielnino00:
Even NTA sports

they only care about politics that the youths are tired of. Useless people

Danielnino00:
AIT hardly broadcast away matches . I saw it on twitter that it would be on NTA though..maybe NTA sports

NTA is not showing it ooh. If it's to give false information they'll be quick to bring it on... Fools

Danielnino00:
AIT hardly broadcast away matches . I saw it on twitter that it would be on NTA though..maybe NTA sports

NTA is not showing it ooh. If it's to give false information they'll be blabbing

CastedDude:
See more >>>> https://www.nationalhelm.co/2017/09/shocking-four-underage-girls-nabbed-during-initiation-as-cult-members.html

in mayorkun's voice "all their problems I know say solution na Ego ooh". These ones have parent? Smh

stephenduru:
Read more http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2017/09/popular-computer-village-in-port.html?m=1

were they not told it would rain heavily today? Oh they wanted to see what will happen, serves them well

Ssms:
....wicked soul

every guy has a reason for being wicked but girls are wicked because they enjoy being wicked.

aminulive:
http://politicsngr.com/2017/09/02/plantain-thief-disgraced-delta-state-photos/

let he without sin cast the first stone. On a second thought. da guy no sabi run? Kai!

TunnyOgunnowo:
DMW act Mayorkun has defended Small Doctor over his viral masturbating video. Mayorkun said people should stop stigmatizing Small Doctor over the incident as he is only human. Mayorkun, in an interview with HipTV, said the incident could have happened to anyone and so Small Doctor should not be criticized.

He said. 'I think it can happen to anybody because we all have different nature. Most people tend to show what they've got to other people. I don't know who hacked his Snapchat, it's not a nice thing but we are all human beings so I don't think people should add a stigma to it.

Mayorkun also continued saying 'It could have been me, it could have been someone else but people should not attack Small Doctor.

Source: http://www.absolutehearts.com/2017/09/people-should-not-attack-small-doctor.html

I'll soon release the one I did with one girl like that, my face isn't there but everything about her is there. The sweetest part of it is we don't talk anymore, I'll soon ruin her life. Foolish girl

TunnyOgunnowo:
DMW act Mayorkun has defended Small Doctor over his viral masturbating video. Mayorkun said people should stop stigmatizing Small Doctor over the incident as he is only human. Mayorkun, in an interview with HipTV, said the incident could have happened to anyone and so Small Doctor should not be criticized.

He said. 'I think it can happen to anybody because we all have different nature. Most people tend to show what they've got to other people. I don't know who hacked his Snapchat, it's not a nice thing but we are all human beings so I don't think people should add a stigma to it.

Mayorkun also continued saying 'It could have been me, it could have been someone else but people should not attack Small Doctor.

Source: http://www.absolutehearts.com/2017/09/people-should-not-attack-small-doctor.html

I'll soon release the one I did with one girl like that, my face isn't there but everything about her is there. The sweetest part of it is we don't talk anymore, I'll soon ruin her life.

MrCuteking:
They should restrict the way some girls dresses. If our girls can cover their selves properly well, this whole thing would reduced.

you lied bro, take a look at Europe, despite how their girls dresses you'll never see or hear this kind of news that this op posted. It's just the mind set

Vutseck:
which among his children served in the South



if l can lay my hand on that walking skeleton in a jungle ...oh gush



I'll devour him raw
.

free your mind from hate

robosky02:
2018 FIFA World Cup Qualifier


Nigeria vs Cameroon


Date: Fri Sept 1, 2017.

Venue: Godswill Akpabio International Stadium in Uyo.

Time: 5:00pm


http://www.fifa.com/worldcup/matches/round=276412/match=300367104/index.html

Nigeria should take it easy ooh, less than 45mins they've scored two goals. I hope they will score like that in Russia next year when they eventually meet countries like Germany, Spain, Brazil etc. Hope they draw them with lesser countries oh. My heart bleeds for this team.

Joejonah:
We are not brother and sisters, Nigeria can never be United.. we don't have bond of friendship and equity.
Deceitful speech.

the only thing uniting us in this country is corruption

AnthonyDgreat:
The Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige, on Wednesday disclosed that his child is also affected by the current ongoing strike action by the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU.

Ngige revealed this when he spoke with state house correspondents after the Federal Executive Council meeting.

He said, “I have my child at home as we speak. Government is leaving no stone unturned to make sure that we reach a conclusive agreement with ASUU so that they can go back to classroom.”

The minister also said, “Students who are supposed to take their exams and promotional exams have been forced by circumstances beyond their control to stay at home
SOURCE: http://www.dailyschoolgist.com.ng/2017/08/ASUU-child-also-affected-strike-labour-minister-chris-ngige/

useless man

nghubs1:
The information reaching nghubs newsdesk is that the Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo will noelw head the negotiation between the Federal Government and the striking Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU.
This was revealed by the Minister of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige while briefing State House correspondents after the Wednesday’s Federal Executive Council, FEC.

The former senator also blamed the private sector of being responsible for the delay in announcing the Chairman of the Minimum Wage Review Committee.

Recall that the ASUU yesterday shunned meeting with the Federal government over the looming ASUU strike which has crippled academic activities in over 80 universities for over two weeks

http://www.nghubs.com/ASUU-strike-osibanjo-heads-negotiation-with-ASUU/

all i wanna say is that they don't really care about us. It's now clear to me that to go to school in this country is a crime. I de sit down look.

nghubs1:
The information reaching nghubs newsdesk is that the Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo will noelw head the negotiation between the Federal Government and the striking Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU.
This was revealed by the Minister of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige while briefing State House correspondents after the Wednesday’s Federal Executive Council, FEC.

The former senator also blamed the private sector of being responsible for the delay in announcing the Chairman of the Minimum Wage Review Committee.

Recall that the ASUU yesterday shunned meeting with the Federal government over the looming ASUU strike which has crippled academic activities in over 80 universities for over two weeks

http://www.nghubs.com/ASUU-strike-osibanjo-heads-negotiation-with-ASUU/

all i wanna say is that they don't really care about us. It's now clear to me that to go to school in this country is a crime. I de sit down look

callydon:
University teachers have presented six new conditions for calling off their two-week old strike.

But the Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr. Chris Ngige, yesterday pleaded with the lecturers to embrace peace for the sake of innocent students.

The Federal Executive Council (FEC) is to discuss today the demands of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) and chart the way forward.

Some of the options include:
Bringing back ASUU to the negotiation table;
Allowing the Wale Babalakin Panel to conclude its assignment;
Suing ASUU to either the Industrial Arbitration Panel (IAP) or the National Industrial Court (NIC); and
Referring all issues to the Ministry of Labour and Employment, in line with the Trade Dispute law.
According to a source, who spoke in confidence with our correspondent, the six conditions were not part of the previous demands referred to the Babalakin Committee for arbitration.

The new conditions are that:

The Federal Government should immediately accept payment of shortfall in salaries of universities;
Universities to manage their IGR the way they like and exemption from TSA;
Exemption of Endowment Funds, JV cash from TSA;
Payment of University Salary Scale to teachers in primary schools in universities;
Release/implementation of guidelines for the retirement of Professors in line with 2009 FG-ASUU Agreement; and
Waiver/ government fiat to set up Nigerian Universities Pension Management Company
The source said: “ASUU has brought proposals different from the agreement they reached in the Senate with the Federal Ministry of Education.
“They are asking the government to take over the shortfall in the salaries of universities when there were glaring cases of abuse of recruitment process and non-compliance with Integrated Personnel Payment Information System (IPPIS).
“They want the government to accept liability for the shortfall in spite of the fact that universities acted arbitrarily in increasing their wage bill.
“The lecturers have also asked the government to manage their Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) henceforth instead of remitting such to the Treasury Single Account (TSA) in line with their demand for autonomy for universities.”

But, according to the source, the government does not want to waive the TSA policy for universities. It, however, expressed readiness to exempt Endowment Funds and Joint Ventures Funds from TSA.

“In their new demands, the lecturers asked for the issuance of a fiat to the Pension Commission to register the Nigerian Universities Pension Management Company.

“PENCOM has expressed its readiness to register Nigerian Universities Pension Management Company, if ASUU and other stakeholders can quickly address the lapses already highlighted in the registration process. PENCOM is insisting that the guidelines in the 2005 Pension Reforms Act must be fully complied with,” the source said.

The the government is said to be shocked by ASUU’s fresh request that the Federal Government should pay University Salary Scale to primary school teachers in varsity staff schools.

It said: “They are saying that the staff school should be allowed to continue to collect tuition fees.”

“The government has a different approach to the staff school. Apart from retaining its policy that primary education is free under the Universal Basic Education (UBE) Scheme, the government is of the opinion that teachers in varsity schools be either paid by the Universal Basic Education Commission(UBEC) or be placed under the salary scale of the Federal Ministry of Education or Federal Salary Scale,” the senior government official said.

“Another demand from ASUU is the release of the guidelines for the retirement of professors in line with 2009 Agreement.”

Responding to a question, the source said: “We believe that ASUU is trying to be difficult with the new conditions after the Minister of Education, Mallam Adamu Adamu, had conceded N23billion to pay earned allowances of the lecturers.

“The ASUU strike will be tabled before the Federal Executive Council (FEC) on Wednesday (today). The FEC will weigh options and chart the way forward.”

Contacted last night, the Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr. Chris Ngige said: “They have brought some proposals different from the demands we are already addressing. I want ASUU to toe the path of peace for the sake of the innocent students in our universities.

“I am asking ASUU to know that this dispute is already apprehended by this ministry. And when we apprehend a dispute, it is necessary for parties to come for talks and consideration of issues.

“Going by Section 3 of the Labour Dispute law, any further discussion on ASUU demands should be done with the Federal Ministry of Labour.”

Source: http://www.fullgist.com.ng/2017/08/ASUU-strike-update-ASUU-gives-govt-six.html

LETS START VOTING.
WHO IS THE GREATEST KILLER OF EDUCATION IN NIGERIA?
( A) ASUU. (B) GOVERNMENT.

callydon:
University teachers have presented six new conditions for calling off their two-week old strike.

But the Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr. Chris Ngige, yesterday pleaded with the lecturers to embrace peace for the sake of innocent students.

The Federal Executive Council (FEC) is to discuss today the demands of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) and chart the way forward.

Some of the options include:
Bringing back ASUU to the negotiation table;
Allowing the Wale Babalakin Panel to conclude its assignment;
Suing ASUU to either the Industrial Arbitration Panel (IAP) or the National Industrial Court (NIC); and
Referring all issues to the Ministry of Labour and Employment, in line with the Trade Dispute law.
According to a source, who spoke in confidence with our correspondent, the six conditions were not part of the previous demands referred to the Babalakin Committee for arbitration.

The new conditions are that:

The Federal Government should immediately accept payment of shortfall in salaries of universities;
Universities to manage their IGR the way they like and exemption from TSA;
Exemption of Endowment Funds, JV cash from TSA;
Payment of University Salary Scale to teachers in primary schools in universities;
Release/implementation of guidelines for the retirement of Professors in line with 2009 FG-ASUU Agreement; and
Waiver/ government fiat to set up Nigerian Universities Pension Management Company
The source said: “ASUU has brought proposals different from the agreement they reached in the Senate with the Federal Ministry of Education.
“They are asking the government to take over the shortfall in the salaries of universities when there were glaring cases of abuse of recruitment process and non-compliance with Integrated Personnel Payment Information System (IPPIS).
“They want the government to accept liability for the shortfall in spite of the fact that universities acted arbitrarily in increasing their wage bill.
“The lecturers have also asked the government to manage their Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) henceforth instead of remitting such to the Treasury Single Account (TSA) in line with their demand for autonomy for universities.”

But, according to the source, the government does not want to waive the TSA policy for universities. It, however, expressed readiness to exempt Endowment Funds and Joint Ventures Funds from TSA.

“In their new demands, the lecturers asked for the issuance of a fiat to the Pension Commission to register the Nigerian Universities Pension Management Company.

“PENCOM has expressed its readiness to register Nigerian Universities Pension Management Company, if ASUU and other stakeholders can quickly address the lapses already highlighted in the registration process. PENCOM is insisting that the guidelines in the 2005 Pension Reforms Act must be fully complied with,” the source said.

The the government is said to be shocked by ASUU’s fresh request that the Federal Government should pay University Salary Scale to primary school teachers in varsity staff schools.

It said: “They are saying that the staff school should be allowed to continue to collect tuition fees.”

“The government has a different approach to the staff school. Apart from retaining its policy that primary education is free under the Universal Basic Education (UBE) Scheme, the government is of the opinion that teachers in varsity schools be either paid by the Universal Basic Education Commission(UBEC) or be placed under the salary scale of the Federal Ministry of Education or Federal Salary Scale,” the senior government official said.

“Another demand from ASUU is the release of the guidelines for the retirement of professors in line with 2009 Agreement.”

Responding to a question, the source said: “We believe that ASUU is trying to be difficult with the new conditions after the Minister of Education, Mallam Adamu Adamu, had conceded N23billion to pay earned allowances of the lecturers.

“The ASUU strike will be tabled before the Federal Executive Council (FEC) on Wednesday (today). The FEC will weigh options and chart the way forward.”

Contacted last night, the Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr. Chris Ngige said: “They have brought some proposals different from the demands we are already addressing. I want ASUU to toe the path of peace for the sake of the innocent students in our universities.

“I am asking ASUU to know that this dispute is already apprehended by this ministry. And when we apprehend a dispute, it is necessary for parties to come for talks and consideration of issues.

“Going by Section 3 of the Labour Dispute law, any further discussion on ASUU demands should be done with the Federal Ministry of Labour.”

Source: http://www.fullgist.com.ng/2017/08/ASUU-strike-update-ASUU-gives-govt-six.html

in late Micheal Jackson's voice "all i wanna say is that they don't really care about us". So it's now a crime to go to school enh? ASUU and Fg... I de sit down look.

ThisKC:
Today would have been the 59th Birthday of the King of Pop. His songs are evergreen, dancers still use them at auditions and performances, we still hear some of them at throwback themed parties. Many artistes have claimed he motivated them to do their art(music or dance). Winning over 100 awards, selling over 350million copies of his songs (highest ever), selling over 26million copies of a single album -Thriller (highest ever as well), recognised in Guiness World Records as the most successful musician ever, he undoubtedly is a LEGEND. So what are your top three(3) songs by the Thriller crooner? I wanted to ask for just one but his discography is too rich to streamline to a paltry 1. Here are some to shake up your memory.
Don't Stop Till You Get Enough (1982)
Beat It (1983)
Thriller (1983)
Billie Jean (1983)
Bad (1987)
Man in the Mirror (1987)
Smooth Criminal (1988)
Black or White (1991)
Heal The World (1992)
You Are Not Alone (1995)
Earth Song (1995)
They Don't Care About Us (1996)
Speechless (2001)
Hold My Hand -with Akon (2010)

Mine would be (in no particular order): Black or White, Smooth Criminal and They Don't Care About Us.

What are yours? Include them even if they're not on my short list.

speechless

callydon:
University teachers have presented six new conditions for calling off their two-week old strike.

But the Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr. Chris Ngige, yesterday pleaded with the lecturers to embrace peace for the sake of innocent students.

The Federal Executive Council (FEC) is to discuss today the demands of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) and chart the way forward.

Some of the options include:
Bringing back ASUU to the negotiation table;
Allowing the Wale Babalakin Panel to conclude its assignment;
Suing ASUU to either the Industrial Arbitration Panel (IAP) or the National Industrial Court (NIC); and
Referring all issues to the Ministry of Labour and Employment, in line with the Trade Dispute law.
According to a source, who spoke in confidence with our correspondent, the six conditions were not part of the previous demands referred to the Babalakin Committee for arbitration.

The new conditions are that:

The Federal Government should immediately accept payment of shortfall in salaries of universities;
Universities to manage their IGR the way they like and exemption from TSA;
Exemption of Endowment Funds, JV cash from TSA;
Payment of University Salary Scale to teachers in primary schools in universities;
Release/implementation of guidelines for the retirement of Professors in line with 2009 FG-ASUU Agreement; and
Waiver/ government fiat to set up Nigerian Universities Pension Management Company
The source said: “ASUU has brought proposals different from the agreement they reached in the Senate with the Federal Ministry of Education.
“They are asking the government to take over the shortfall in the salaries of universities when there were glaring cases of abuse of recruitment process and non-compliance with Integrated Personnel Payment Information System (IPPIS).
“They want the government to accept liability for the shortfall in spite of the fact that universities acted arbitrarily in increasing their wage bill.
“The lecturers have also asked the government to manage their Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) henceforth instead of remitting such to the Treasury Single Account (TSA) in line with their demand for autonomy for universities.”

But, according to the source, the government does not want to waive the TSA policy for universities. It, however, expressed readiness to exempt Endowment Funds and Joint Ventures Funds from TSA.

“In their new demands, the lecturers asked for the issuance of a fiat to the Pension Commission to register the Nigerian Universities Pension Management Company.

“PENCOM has expressed its readiness to register Nigerian Universities Pension Management Company, if ASUU and other stakeholders can quickly address the lapses already highlighted in the registration process. PENCOM is insisting that the guidelines in the 2005 Pension Reforms Act must be fully complied with,” the source said.

The the government is said to be shocked by ASUU’s fresh request that the Federal Government should pay University Salary Scale to primary school teachers in varsity staff schools.

It said: “They are saying that the staff school should be allowed to continue to collect tuition fees.”

“The government has a different approach to the staff school. Apart from retaining its policy that primary education is free under the Universal Basic Education (UBE) Scheme, the government is of the opinion that teachers in varsity schools be either paid by the Universal Basic Education Commission(UBEC) or be placed under the salary scale of the Federal Ministry of Education or Federal Salary Scale,” the senior government official said.

“Another demand from ASUU is the release of the guidelines for the retirement of professors in line with 2009 Agreement.”

Responding to a question, the source said: “We believe that ASUU is trying to be difficult with the new conditions after the Minister of Education, Mallam Adamu Adamu, had conceded N23billion to pay earned allowances of the lecturers.

“The ASUU strike will be tabled before the Federal Executive Council (FEC) on Wednesday (today). The FEC will weigh options and chart the way forward.”

Contacted last night, the Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr. Chris Ngige said: “They have brought some proposals different from the demands we are already addressing. I want ASUU to toe the path of peace for the sake of the innocent students in our universities.

“I am asking ASUU to know that this dispute is already apprehended by this ministry. And when we apprehend a dispute, it is necessary for parties to come for talks and consideration of issues.

“Going by Section 3 of the Labour Dispute law, any further discussion on ASUU demands should be done with the Federal Ministry of Labour.”

Source: http://www.fullgist.com.ng/2017/08/ASUU-strike-update-ASUU-gives-govt-six.html

I'm so enjoying this, please don't call off. My course mate came to visit me since one week now and I'm so enjoying my self. If not for the strike she wouldn't have come. ASUU ona thank you oooh

EDonHappen:
A social media user identified as El Ifelola shared this adorable photo of a girl named Nmasinachi who sells Groundnut to pay her school fees so she can go back to school by September.

Here’s what he wrote on Facebook;

Today, I meet this beautiful girl in my plaza.(By Name Mmasinachi (Beauty Comes From God) I was shocked by her beauty. She came to buy soft drink. I then asked her what is came to do around here. Her answer got me and my kid sister surprised. She sells groundnuts, I then asked her how old and which class she is in. She said she is not going to school. Why? Due to the way things are.

Wow!and she is selling this to rise money so she can go back to school by September.
To you slay Queen that’s asking a man to pay for your school fees learn from this girl. Without make up, and she is as beautiful as this. #SitUpAndFaceLife
Pls Share to inspire someone

Engr Francis Toochukwu Dennis

with the way things are going I might end up marrying an Igbo girl, they can be creative. Especially now that ASUU is on strike they'd be good in business ideas.

EDonHappen:
A social media user identified as El Ifelola shared this adorable photo of a girl named Nmasinachi who sells Groundnut to pay her school fees so she can go back to school by September.

Here’s what he wrote on Facebook;

Today, I meet this beautiful girl in my plaza.(By Name Mmasinachi (Beauty Comes From God) I was shocked by her beauty. She came to buy soft drink. I then asked her what is came to do around here. Her answer got me and my kid sister surprised. She sells groundnuts, I then asked her how old and which class she is in. She said she is not going to school. Why? Due to the way things are.

Wow!and she is selling this to rise money so she can go back to school by September.
To you slay Queen that’s asking a man to pay for your school fees learn from this girl. Without make up, and she is as beautiful as this. #SitUpAndFaceLife
Pls Share to inspire someone

Engr Francis Toochukwu Dennis

with the way things are going I might end up marrying an Igbo girl, they can be creative. Especially now that ASUU is on strike they'd be good in business ideas

EDonHappen:
more

http://www.looknaija.com/2017/08/meet-beautiful-lady-sells-groundnut-pay-school-fees/

would love to marry her buh where's she going to pay the school fees to or she has not heard ASUU turned down FG's meeting today? Chai! Igbo girls are really cute oh. On a second thought, pretty girls are something else

Hardeysolution:
https://www.channelstv.com/2017/08/29/breaking-ASUU-shuns-meeting-fg/

these people (ASUU) are useless people. But I suppose don graduate before all this ooh. It shall not be well with ASUU and FG

highness25:
this one happen near my village oh. Just a minute drive. These people were armed by politicians and they decided to use the weapons to terrorize innocent people all in the name of cult. E don hot for our area be that... Every night I de hear gbum like say na grenade dem de use operate... Chai my beautiful ONELGA. This LGA na war zone now. ASUU abeg call off this strike lemme leave oh

but on a second thought, I heard they were not killed by the military, he was killed by a rival cult