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sesan85:A known Igbo hater like the OP is who you call am Igbo Just like Pastor Tunde Bakare, you Yorubas keep sleeping Igbos chasing you on your dreams. |
T9ksy:Oga you are just chasing shadow. The OP made harmless post, stating the level of bad roads in satellite town. He even went further staying that government seem to concentrate more on lekki axis. But to you, na attack by Igbo person. The OP might even be non Igbo. You don dey see Igbos for dream o. No get heart attack. |
Please where is the 'clarification' in this write-up? |
sageb:You're a novice if you're using his NL alias to know where he comes from. |
Dogogo1900:Yoruba man. We know you |
carterguccy:You're obviously an illiterate. The post was made by 'PDP Vanguard' and not 'Vanguard Newspaper' The so called IPOB you're trying to taunt are more educated and sensible than you. |
The arrewa guy is a Yoruba from Osun state. Is purpose is to attack Buhari while the same time promote Osinbajo. He tries to avoid attacking south west too. Watch how he compares North vs South East while avoiding South West Do not fall for his tricks. |
Arrewa:Yoruba man claiming northerner. So you want him to handover to Osinbajo? You try. |
Even Pa Lateef Jakande said the same thing.
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Aaronzy:You see when they tell some of you Yorubas about your naivety. Aside some of you being a coward, you're illiterate and tribalistic. In your mind, Peter Esele is an Igbo man. Olodo |
Old information. |
Bembellaa:You're a Yoruba man from Osun. We are aware of your intention from page 1 |
How Yorubas killed Abiola- Lateef Jakande. |
Reno should mind to speak for his tribe and allow Igbos speak for them. I've not heard of him talk about any tribe aside Igbos. No one appointed him a spokesperson. Good that no Igbo group and prominent person takes him serious. |
We will welcome them in SW. We need their support. |
It is two way thing. I would rather see it as Wike blocking Rivers State people from entering Abia to infect Abians. Rivers State has more Covid19 cases than Abia. Who in his right senses would wanna move from Abia without Covid case to Rivers with more cases? It depends on how you OP want to see it. As for me, I see it as a good step for Abians. There should even be barb wire to prevent Rivers people from entering Igboland |
Arrewa:Yoruba Muslim You should show care for your Osun state ravaged by Covid19 Instead you're asslicking northerners. By the way, nothing concern Igbos with happenings in Kano, as Igbos are busy with their lives in SE |
Arrewa:Yoruba Muslim. Keep defending your northern masters. Osun state is also ravaged by covid 19, but you dey call SE. |
Arrewa:Next time compare your Osun village with other northern states |
Arrewa:Osun man. We have already seen pictures of how Kano is more developed than the entire Southwest aside Lagos. |
Arrewa:You are trying to deflect and derail. The thread is about your yorubaland being evaded by northerners, nothing concerns the East. Face your northern masters for once. |
Deepfeel:The guy is a yoruba. Do not let him deceive you. |
Sokoto
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We head to Sokoto: Seat of the Caliphate |
Herdsmen:Tomorrow we continue. Let this digest today. |
Eastlink:I agree |
OgaHector:Kano alone beat the whole SW aside Lagos. |
Odourless fufu
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http://dailypost.ng/2015/06/18/man-paraded-for-kidnapping-97-year-old-man-in-ogun/ Man paraded for kidnapping 97-year-old man in OgunBy Seun Opejobi on June 18, 201566SHARESSHARE TWEET SHARE SHARE 0 COMMENTS Subscribe free to Daily Post Newsletter Email Address The Ogun State Police Command on Wednesday paraded a 40-year-old man, Emeka Obi, for allegedly abducting 97 year old Iposiola Samaiye. While parading the suspect, the state Police Commissioner, Valentine Ntomchukwu, said the suspect, alongside his gang, abducted Pa Samaiye from his residence at Ijebu-Esure last Thursday, and later demanded a N20m ransom from the family. Ntomchukwu noted that police officers trailed the kidnappers to a forest in the state where they held Pa Samaiye captive, adding that his accomplice, identified as Prince, however escaped. He said: “They held the 97-year-old man inside the bush without food for four days. But our men, through tracking, between 3am and 5am this morning (Tuesday), were able to arrest them and set the old man free.” The police boss also stated that the victim has been taken to a private hospital in Ijebu-Ode where he is receiving medical attention. While speaking with journalists at the hospital, son of the victim, Obafemi, disclosed that the abductors demanded a N20 million ransom, which was negotiated downward to 10 million and later N1 million. He said: “The kidnappers first demanded for N20 million, later it was negotiated to N10 million and later N1 million. But we did not pay any ransom before my father was freed by the police.” The police boss further warned kidnappers, cultists and other criminal-minded individuals to stay away from the state, adding that failure to heed his warning will result into prosecution when caught. |
In Ondo http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/06/police-arrest-five-ritualists-in-ondo/ Police arrest five ritualists in Ondo on june 08, 2015 at 5:35 am in news Facebook Share Twitter Share By Dayo Johnson Akure — FIVE suspected ritualists have been arrested at a shrine where abducted persons are slaughtered and their parts sold to prospective buyers at Ago Oyinbo in Okitipupa area of Ondo State. Consequently, upon discovery of the kidnappers den, youths in the town stormed the place and demolished it. Vanguard gathered that the suspects were arrested, following a tip-off by people of the community, who noticed strange movements and stench oozing out of the building. The human slaughter house and some of the fetish materials therein. Men of Igbotako Police division reportedly effected the arrest of the suspects. Before their arrest, the suspects were alleged to have been occupying the building in the last three years. Sources informed newsmen that the suspected ritualists, after kidnapping their victims, usually take them to the shrine and slaughtered them for ritual purposes. The said shrine is located in the village which is a few kilometres away from Benin-Ore-Ijebu Ode expressway. Fetish materials such as cow horns, different types of clothes suspected to belong to those abducted, palm fronds, bottles of gin, calabashes, ‘Ghana must go’ bags, among others, were found at the shrine. The Baale of Ago Oyinbo, Chief Moyebi Okeowo, who spoke to newsmen, said the shrine must have been erected in 2012 when the suspects came to beg for a space in the village to use as location to shoot films. He said: “I asked somebody to take them to the owner of the land, unknown to him that they wanted to use the village as a kidnappers den. “When they came to me to beg for a piece of land to shoot their film, I told them I am not the owner of the land and I took them to the brother of the landlord of the land who took them to the wife of the landlord in Akure. ‘I learned they were authorized by the wife of the landlord to use the land and since then, they have been using it. “When I did not know what they were using the land for, I told their leader to go and report their activities to the police and he later informed me that he had done so.” Okeowo explained that he was not aware of the activities of the suspects until last Monday when he got information that the suspects were using human beings for sacrifice on the land. Also, the Principal of Community Grammar School in neighbouring Kajola, in Odigbo Local Government Area of the state, Mr Joseph Edosama, said two of the security guards of the school were among the suspects arrested by the police for conspiring with the suspected kidnappers. Another community leader, who spoke in confidence, explained that it had been long since the suspects started operating in the village. But the state police spokesman, Wole Ogodo, feigned ignorance of the development in the community, saying the state command had not been briefed by its Divisional police station at Igbotako. |
http://tribuneonlineng.com/content/money-ritualists’-shrines-uncovered-oyo-osun Money ritualists’ shrines uncovered in Oyo, Osun June 13, 2015 5 suspects in police net Written by: Oluwatoyin Malik THE newly created Anti-Kidnapping Squad of the Oyo State police command has uncovered a syndicate of suspected ritualists which specialised in swindling unsuspecting members of the public by offering false solutions to health and other problems. The suspects are Alhaji Akeem Azeez Olayode (37), said to be the leader; the syndicate’s fake herbalist, Ayankunle Ayanlowo (43); the syndicate’s spy, Oriyomi Adebayo (41); Samsideen Abiola (48), said to be ‘photographer’ who lures rich victims to the syndicate’s trap; and Sherifat Gbadamosi (42), the syndicate’s ‘white witch.’ Discovered were shrines used by the suspects to deceive their victims, located at Oloya community in Asejire, in Isokan Local Government Area of Osun State and Balogun village, via Akufo, in Ido Local Government Area of Oyo State. The Oyo State Commissioner of Police, Muhammad Musa Katsina, who led officers and men as well as journalists to the shrines, said the activities of the syndicate were uncovered through intelligence. Katsina said the squad also discovered two poultry farms owned by members of the syndicate, which is suspected to have been established with the proceeds from the crime. Each of the farms is estimated at N50 million. The commissioner said preliminary investigations by the police showed that the syndicate’s victims included security personnel, contractors, politicians and foreigners. He disclosed that the estimated cumulative value of money collected from victims and used by the syndicate to establish businesses and acquire properties was more than N800 million. Katsina said many of the victims had visited the shrines and left with financial bruises. “They have dispossessed people of various amounts of money, among them an octogenarian from whom the syndicate collected N30 million. Another victim from the United States was also defrauded of N20 million,” the commissioner said. He stated that the suspects had ma |
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