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My people of south East and South South, should we fold up our hands and watch Fulani herdsmen ravages our beloved one in our lands. Barely four month ego they massacred our people in Nsukka in Enugu state, just on Thursday early morning around 2am they also attacked another village which they kill a SEMINARIAN who finished his apostolic work two day before the attack,in the same Enugu state. In spite of that,they dissected a pregnant woman with their cutlass and injured many people .should we wait that the President is a Fulani man to allowe them to demolished us in bloody ghostly manner with their cutlasses and guns before we embark on our own attack. In the background of war religion should stay aside,let face the reality.we should not always say let the will of God prevailed while we know what to do in accompanied with Gods mercy.

My people of south East and South South, should we fold up our hands and watch Fulani herdsmen ravages our beloved one in our lands. Barely four month ego they massacred our people in Nsukka in Enugu state, just on Thursday early morning around 2am they also attacked another village which they kill a SEMINARIAN who finished his apostolic work two day before the attack,in the same Enugu state. In spite of that,they dissected a pregnant woman with their cutlass and injured many people .should we wait that the President is a Fulani man to allowe them to demolished us in bloody ghostly manner with their cutlasses and guns before we embark on our own attack. In the background of war religion should stay aside,let face the reality.we should not always say let the will of God prevailed while we know what to do in accompanied with Gods mercy.

WORLD football’s governing body Fifa has dismissed secretary general, Jerome Valcke.

The Frenchman, 55, was provi­sionally suspended from football for his alleged involvement in a scheme to profit from the sale of World Cup tickets.

He was released from his duties on 17 September after being accused of a series of FIFA ethics code breaches.

Appointed in 2007, the former right-hand man of FIFA president Sepp Blatter has denied any wrong­doing.

“The duties of the secretary general will continue to be assumed by the acting secretary general, Dr Markus Kattner,” read a FIFA statement.

FIFA’S ethics committee said on 7 January that it had decided to open “formal adjudicatory proceedings” against Valcke after studying a report submitted by its investigatory cham­ber.

Valcke had also been accused of be­ing party to a potential £6.8m ($10m) bribe paid to Jack Warner, the former head of the North and Central Ameri­ca football governing body Concacaf, in return for his vote and backing to South Africa’s successful bid to host the 2010 World Cup.

FIFA’S ethics committee had al­ready recommended that Valcke should be banned from all footballing activities for nine years.

Blatter and vice-president Michel Platini were both suspended for eight years in December following a FIFA ethics investigation.

Valcke had been sacked twice by FIFA.

He joined the organization in 2003 as director of marketing and TV, but was dismissed in 2006 over a scandal involving its long-time sponsorship partner Master­card.

He was found to have negotiated with Mastercard’s rival Visa in vio­lation of the former company’s right of first negotiation, which cost FIFA $90m (£61.3m) in a settlement.

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