₦airaland Forum

Made4naijalove:
I love this. May Good things never depart from our lives.

Queenserah26:
Noted with warm assurances

Queenserah26:
I am his PA

Queenserah26:
I am shocked

Queenserah26:
Lol @ old boys association

Acjohn:
If the northern governors can't open up to to Buhari to tell him the truth, this is a pretentious shock for all I care.
I stopped wasting my pity on most ppl from the north before now but it got worst when Zulum said despite the killing security is better under Buhari. Who does that?
It means they will vote Buhari when they have the chance again.

I hope the shock will not give them heart attack, if it has not they should keep managing the shock while we move

Governor Ganduje of Kano State has expressed shock over the killing of 16 Dambatta indigenes by gunmen while on the Abuja-Kaduna highway.

The governor also commiserated with the families of the deceased, the people of Dambatta local government area and Kano State in general.

“We were shocked with the bad news of the death of 16 Dambatta indigenes on Abuja-Kaduna highway, they were travelling from Abuja to Kano, and were killed during an attack from unidentified gunmen. The news is devastating and frustrating.”

“May Allah accept their martyrdom and may He punish all the perpetrators of this heinous act. There is nothing more shocking than this,” he lamented.

He urged people to pray fervently for the reposed souls. Prayed that, “May Allah give their families the fortitude to bear the great loss.”

“On behalf of the government and people of Kano state, I am condoling with the families of the deceased and the people of Dambatta local government, over this tragedy. May Allah forgive all their wrongdoings and reward their good deeds,” he prayed.

Deicide:
How much you pay the mod??

15 protesters who suffered gunshot wounds during the #EndSARS protests in Lagos have visited the Lagos State Court of Arbitration and Mediation in Lekki, venue of the Lagos State Judicial Panel of Enquiry and Restitution for Victims of SARS related abuses and other matters.

14 of them were said to have been shot at Lekki Toll Gate on the evening of October 20, while one was said to have been shot Ojodu Berger.

In their entourage was Mr Nathaniel Solomon, whose younger brother Abouta Solomon was said to have been shot dead at the toll gate.

The deceased has since been buried in his hometown in Mubi Local Government Area of Adamawa State, and Aiyedungbe Olufunmi Grace, whose brother died at LASUTH after suffering gunshot wounds to the head.

Grace told The Nation that after her brother’s death, the hospital authorities changed the story and said he died of COVID-19.

The Nigerian Army has denied allegations that it shot at peaceful protesters, saying it merely fired blanks into the air to disperse stone throwers.