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Vicadonis:
The federal government says the released 21 Chibok schoolgirls were not swapped with Boko Haram prisoners.

Lai Mohammed, minister of information and culture, said this at a news conference in Abuja on Thursday.

More to follow…


https://www.thecable.ng/breaking-fg-not-swap-boko-haram-prisoners-chibok-girls?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+ThecableTopStories+%28TheCable+%C2%BB+Top+Stories%29

you sure?

which street i stay in kakuri Zango makera

Xway:
No they will symmetrically blame every living thing after that their god will follow suit.

that them for you #apc

patriotic9jaboy:
They will still blame lord Luggard when they run out of whom to blame. Clueless government

APC Slogan shouldn't have been "change"
it should be APC "blame"

Mujaheeeden:
Now they ve gone back to blame the military

No mind them.

The former Interim Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, Chief Bisi Akande, has blamed the current economic crisis in Nigeria on the military incursion into politics and governance.


This, he said, had entrenched a culture of laziness, corruption and lawlessness into many Nigerians.


Akande said this in a speech he delivered on Wednesday in Otan Ayegbaju, Osun State during the inauguration of a block of 10 classrooms which the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) named after him.


Akande, who is also a former governor of Osun State, said missionary schools were institutions for moral instructions before the military forcefully took them over from their original owners.


He explained that the takeover of missionary schools by the military laid the foundation for the collapse of morals in schools and eventual emergence of leaders of questionable characters.


He said, “Therefore to take over schools from the missionaries is equivalent to an attempt to expunge morality from the lives of the Nigerian children.


“Military intervention in governance itself is immoral and ungodly. Those Nigerian military adventurists, who forcefully seized power in Nigeria deliberately, came to violently loot our resources.


“In order to lay the foundation for their stupendous immorality and corruption, the military had to snatch schools’ from the missionaries and retired men and women with some moral credentials who were old products of the missionary schools.


“Consequently, today, fraudsters, drug barons, thugs
and vagabonds compete effectively and successfully to displace gentlemen and women of moral integrity from the leadership space.


“The overall result of the military interventions in governance in our polity is the pain Nigeria suffers today from lawless and lackadaisical attitude of everybody to work. The resultant effect of the populaces criminal attitude to work is a major plank providing the bedrock for the ongoing economic recession in our country.”


He said the way forward was for missionaries to run
schools side by side with other educational
stakeholders in order to enable them to a produce
future players in the labour market.


Akande also urged governments at all levels to grant
aid to the missionaries to the tune of tuition fees
payable by pupils in public schools.


The Bishop of Osun North East Diocese of the
Anglican Church, Rt. Revd. Humphrey Olumakaiye,
had earlier in his speech appealed to the Osun State Governor, Mr. Rauf Aregbesola, to return schools to their original owners before the end of his second term in office.


Olumakaiye said this would ensure good academic
quality and restoration of morals to the schools.


The Archbishop Metropolitan and Primate of All
Nigeria ( Anglican Communion) Most Revd. Nicholas
Okoh, said in his speech that there was hope that
Nigeria could still be great despite the problems
confronting it.

Source=https://punchng.com/bisi-akande-blames-recession-military-rule/

Luizkid:
details stil sketchy

Yh you are right

Mynd44:
https://www.nairaland.com/3404896/21-chibok-girls-released-boko

Thanks.

21 Chibok girls that were kidnapped by the dreaded
Boko Haram terrorist group have been released.


According to BBC, the girls were released in the early
hours of Thursday, October 13. More than 200 girls were abducted from their schools in Borno state in 2014 by the terrorists and while some of them have reportedly died, the rest have been held by the dreaded group.


A government source revealed that the terrorists
dropped the girls in the Banki area of Borno state where
they were subsequently picked up by military helicopter.
The release of the girls comes a few months after the
group called on the President Muhammadu Buhari-led
federal government to release its fighters in exchange
for the girls.


The identity of the released girls cannot be ascertained
yet while it is not clear if Boko Haram fighters arrested
by security operatives were exchanged for the girls.


Source=https://www.naij.com/1006707-breaking-boko-haram-release-21-chibok-girls.html?source=breaking

TrapQueen77:
I been traveling Here & there and I lost my contacts with all of them...

I can see. So next time always backup your contact OK!

TrapQueen77:
never..not even once,even on my sisters' civil weddings…

Even your sister's own.

TrapQueen77:
never..not even once,even on my sisters' civil weddings…

But wait ooo. What your reason for not attending people's wedding.

doublex:
no they dont,if they did,my life can get more miserable

Hmmm, All is well, May God guide your steps.

TrapQueen77:



I never been to any wedding of my besties and other friends ever ....
So I never expienced this stuffs...

Are you serious ? So you don't attend weddings ?

ever811:
OK..don't attend if you are not invited...

lwkmd my Belle oooo.

UndisputedBosom:
Regret is just an UNDERSTATEMENT.....when you're on a revenge mood











KARMA TIME ROCKS

all is well

UndisputedBosom:
Nothing gives much joy than coming to the wedding of that your ex that left you for a richer guy back then, heavily loaded and with a more classy and beautiful girl than her

you fit Kill person ooo.
you want make your ex dey regret abi ?.

doublex:
am glad i left this religion,built on a foundation of rape,lies,theivery and murder.i just cant wait to become 18,study/find a job then leave.because its hard having to leave with my parents,pretending to still believe in islam the lie.... #PROUDLY_EX_MUSLIMAH 8-)

So your parents don't know about you pretending to still believe in islam.

Bluezy13:
Hmmm...











What if you are the bride's Ex

I won't bother going to the wedding, in order not to get them distracted.

richidinho:
Ofcourse i believe them, patience jonathan has been convicted medially

Na true sha.

Here are five don’ts of wedding attendance.


1. Stick Your Finger in the Cake
Sticking finger in wedding cake no matter how nice the cake looks try to control your sweet toothy self. Whether your are caught or not, it is bad manners of completely unhygienic.


2. Don’t wear white
Woman attending wedding in white flowing dress Yes that white dress makes you look like a million bucks but do you really wants to steal the show from the bride? Its her day, let her be the center of attention. Don’t appear looking like the bride or better than the bride.


3. Get hammered and start drama
Keep it classy. Don’t go over your usual drinking limit out of excitement. Worse than that is getting drunk and turning into a complete disaster at the wedding. Stay away from unnecessary drama and don’t be the reason people start employing body guards for their special day.


4. Wear something you would wear to The Club
Going to a wedding half naked is one of the biggest don’ts in the history of wedding ceremonies. Except you were invited for a stripper gig in which case, you in a nut people’s wedding and you should exit before they ask you to give the officiating minister a lap dance.


5. Ask Dj to change the music
It is just plain rude to ask the DJ to change the music especially when every other person on the dance floor is moving to the tune. Except if you paid for the DJ and even at that, you should let him do his job instead of distracting him.


And lastly, do not Bring the bride’s ex as a guest.


Source= https://www.naij.com/1005801-5-insane-things-never-try-wedding-photos.html?source=index_latest

richidinho:
Media convictions abi?
Kwontinu

so you no believe them.

grodt999:
Islam: the religion of PISS, and SHIT

On Your own ooo.

Mr Ishaq Salihu has said that the zone has secured 26
convictions and recorded over a billion naira in the last
ten months of operations.


Salihu, the head of the Economic and Financial Crimes
Commission (EFCC), South-south zone, made the
disclosure at the zone’s maiden media briefing in
PortHarcourt, Rivers state.


Source= https://www.naij.com/1006344-much-efcc-recovered-last-10-months.html?source=index_main

menix:
If Mohammed 'SAW' abi 'CHisel' can do it, why wont an ordinary Emir do it
Their brain re wired to be Pedophile...

Don't get you.

Young03:
no doubt
he can do it

Dan banza

You mean am.

Emir of Katsina fingered in Kidnap, child marriage scandal.



Abdulmumini Usman, the Emir of Katsina, have been
accused of marrying off, 14-year-old Habiba Isiyaku to
the man who kidnapped her.

The Nation reports that the 14-year-old who according
to her father, Mal Isiyaku Tanko was kidnapped from
school, Government Senior Secondary School, Kudun
Kankara, Kastina state by one Jamilu Lawal, has been
forcefully converted to Islam and married off by the Emir
without her parents consent.


Mal. Tanko who was made to present his case by the
Stefanos Foundation at a press conference in Abuja,
stated that Jamilu had not only admitted to abducting
his daughter but also revealed that she is presently
being kept at the Palace of the Emir of Katsina.


He added that the Emir had informed him that his
daughter had been converted to Islam and he had
received the sum of N50,000.00 as dowry from Jamilu
Ibrahim, he also said the Emir had informed him that he
will marry Habiba off to Jamilu in accordance with
islamic rites and injunctions.


His words, “My little girl was abducted on the 16th of
August 2016 from her school. After my investigations, I
discovered that Jamilu Lawal who lives in the same
community was responsible for my daughters’
disappearance.


“I requested that a formal complaint about the incident be
lodged to the Commissioner of Police in Kastina, Jamilu
and his parents were summoned to the police station and
he not only admitted to abducting my daughter Habiba but
also revealed that she was presently being kept at the
Palace of the Emir of Kastina.


“On arrival at the Palace, the Emir informed me that my
daughter has been converted from Christianity to Islam
henceforth, there is no longer any relationship between me
and my daughter and we can no longer inherit each other.


Source= https://www.naij.com/1006261-scandal-emir-katsina-accused-outrageous-14-year-old-kidnapped-girl.html?source=index_main

Mynd44:
https://www.nairaland.com/3402852/reno-omokri-pray-buhari-twice

Thank You.

Ahmeduana:
THAT OP IS A BLOODY LIAR, I ALSO READ THAT PARTICULAR POST FROM RENO OMOKRI ON FACEBOOK IT IS FAR DIFFERENT FROM WHAT THIS SHAMELESS GUY POSTED HERE.

Follow the source=https://www.naij.com/1004993-unbelievable-reno-omokri-secretly-buhari.html?source=category_latest_page

The special assistant to ex-president Goodluck Jonathan on new media, Reno Omokri, has said despite his endless criticism on President Muhammadu Buhari, he prays for him twice daily.


The Cable reports that Omokri, who is also a pastor, said critiquing an individual does not mean you
hate them.


He added that the Bible is not against reprimanding
leaders, as the president might be unaware of the
happenings in the country.


Omokri added that the president needs people to tell him
the issues affecting the country as he might be oblivious
to them.


In a video posted on his Facebook page, Omokri said:
“People have been asking some questions about why I was
criticising President Buhari. It’s as if a lot of people don’t
understand what is happening.


“They say ‘Reno you are a pastor, you are not meant to
criticise the president. The Bible says you should pray for
our leaders’. This is simply a case of misunderstanding
what the Bible is talking about.


“I pray for president Buhari every single day. The Lord is
my witness. May the Lord punish me if I’m lying. I
shouldn’t be saying this. I’m being forced to say this
because of the email I have been getting. I pray for him
twice a day — morning and night.


“That is what the Bible says but the Bible did not say we
should not criticise our leaders. If you read the Bible, Jesus
in (Luke 13 vs 32) criticised King Herod.


“In 2nd Samuel 12 vs 1-14, Nathan the prophet criticised
David. Before then, Samuel himself criticised Saul in 1st
Kings chapter 17 and 18.

Source=https://www.naij.com/1004993-unbelievable-reno-omokri-secretly-buhari.html?source=category_latest_page

Hundreds of ex-Niger Delta militants on Tuesday
protested the alleged non-payment of their stipends by the Federal Government.


The protesting ex-militants began the demonstration
at about 7am, blocking the Mbiama section of the
East-West Road, which links the South-South region to the South-East.


Their protest paralyzed vehicular movement even as pedestrians could not use the road. Not a few motorists were trapped on the road during the protest.


Respite, however, came the way of the trapped motorists when a detachment of soldiers of the Joint Military Task Force in the Niger Delta, Operation Delta Safe, stormed the scene and dispersed the protesters.


The troops later stormed the scene around 7:30am in two patrol vans and dismantled the barricades erected by the protesters.


The soldiers fired several warning shots into the air
which created confusion among the protesters,
forcing them to scamper for safety in different
directions.


It was, however, learnt that one of the protesting ex-
militants was allegedly hit by a stray bullet.


An ex-militant, Mr. Elliot Seimiebo, accused the
soldiers of using firearms to disperse a peaceful
protest aimed at drawing the attention of the Federal
Government to the plight of the militants.


Seimiebo said, “We had renounced violence and
remained peaceful in all our approaches. Our intention
was to draw attention to the non-payment of our
stipends for four months.


“We were not armed but the soldiers turned their
weapons on us and there was confusion as people ran
in all directions. One of the protesters was hit by a
stray bullet in the leg.”


When contacted, spokesperson for Operation Delta
Safe, Lt.-Cmdr. Thomas Otuji, said that no protester
was shot.


Otuji said, “Our troops were sent to the scene to
restore traffic flow and they went there to clear the
barricade on the East-West Road.


“And there is no such report at my disposal as we
speak. The protesters were professionally dispersed.”


Also, the Liaison Officer at the Amnesty Office in
Yenagoa, Mr. Piriye Kirayamo, said that efforts were
under way to pay the backlog of stipends owed the
militants.


“We have been in discussion with the ex-militants and
have been appealing to them to remain calm. The
office is doing everything possible to ensure that their
stipends are paid,” Kiyaramo said.

Source = http://punchng.com/unpaid-stipends-ex-militants-protest-yenagoa-jtf-injures-one/

I can finally post on nairaland thank God
Since five days ago.
#Happy