₦airaland Forum

captianfreeman:
Is okay like that.

Jakumo:
His Excellency has given us some wise advice, which is that when you suspect there to be kidnappers or armed banditos on the road ahead of you, simply instruct your platoon of armed bodyguards to unleash a barrage of machine-gun fire, so as to frighten the bad guys away.

And for those of you who do NOT travel with armed troops, God bless Nigeria, and thank you for your support ha ha ha.

megaxart:
It may be possible. Don't blame feminists for everything against men.

Public Keyboards are proven to have more germs than toilet seats.

babyfaceafrica:
tonto dike..over to you

ifunanyababe:
Rotimi Akeredolu, Governor of Ondo State, says his orderly became jittery when his convoy encountered a gang of kidnappers, boasting that he cannot be whisked away by the criminals. He admitted that travelling on Nigerian roads has become a major source of worry for the rich and the poor.



The Ondo governor stated this on Sunday night during a live broadcast programme aired on the government-owned Ondo State Radio-Vision Corporation (OSRC) in Akure, the state capital. "I have encountered them once and even as a governor with my crew, I remembered I had to tell my people to move on. My orderly was shaking. But I said wherever they (kidnappers) were, we would confront them," Akeredolu said. "There is no need to run away. On my way to Ibadan the last time, we saw them and we moved but the advantage is that by the time, we shoot into the air, they scampered into the bush. "Even if I walk they cannot kidnap me. I have passed the stage. Kidnapping is not limited to those poor people alone, and I agreed that those with convoys might be safe." The governor, who revealed that his convoy was almost attacked on the Ibadan-Akure road by the suspected kidnappers, stressed that he cannot be kidnapped because he rides in a convoy of armed security men.



On the increasing rate of kidnapping, Akeredolu said: "It is what happened to every other generation. There was a time armed robbery was very prevalent but that is fading away gradually. "It is becoming a fashion to go into kidnapping. I now know that traveling from here (Akure) to Ibadan is now a source of concern because people now go by rail. But you can go by air from Lagos to Akure and do your business; that is the advantage our government has created. This news first appeared on SAHARAREPORTERS, NEW YORK

https://ebeanonews..com/2019/06/my-armed-men-were-shaking-when.html

GraGra247:
This is clearly an big unfortunate lie. Feminists are most likely behind this.

Proofs:

- A man showers daily and the better ones twice a day. Bacteria of that level can't exist with regular shower. Dogs get to shower once a week or every other day.

- Beards can be likened to hairs on everyone's head. Things can drop on the hair and settle there unnoticed. Yet hairs don't have that level of bacteria. Things can't easily drop on beards without being noticed. Plus gravity preventing such.

- Most female hair in Africa are voluminous and worn for days without being washed yet no one makes any claims about bacteria. Beards smaller in comparison and are washed everyday when men shower and yet its falsely claimed to have such levels of bacteria.

The research is obviously flawed and biased.

My Orderly Was Shaking When Kidnappers Confronted Us -Akeredolu
-Says kidnapping now fashionable

Rotimi Akeredolu, Governor of Ondo State, says his orderly became jittery when his convoy encountered a gang of kidnappers, boasting that he cannot be whisked away by the criminals.

He admitted that travelling on Nigerian roads has become a major source of worry for the rich and the poor.

The Ondo governor stated this on Sunday night during a live broadcast programme aired on the government-owned Ondo State Radio-Vision Corporation (OSRC) in Akure, the state capital.

"I have encountered them once and even as a governor with my crew, I remembered I had to tell my people to move on. My orderly was shaking. But I said wherever they (kidnappers) were, we would confront them," Akeredolu said.

"There is no need to run away. On my way to Ibadan the last time, we saw them and we moved but the advantage is that by the time, we shoot into the air, they scampered into the bush.

"Even if I walk they cannot kidnap me. I have passed the stage. Kidnapping is not limited to those poor people alone, and I agreed that those with convoys might be safe."

The governor, who revealed that his convoy was almost attacked on the Ibadan-Akure road by the suspected kidnappers, stressed that he cannot be kidnapped because he rides in a convoy of armed security men.

On the increasing rate of kidnapping, Akeredolu said: "It is what happened to every other generation. There was a time armed robbery was very prevalent but that is fading away gradually.

"It is becoming a fashion to go into kidnapping. I now know that traveling from here (Akure) to Ibadan is now a source of concern because people now go by rail. But you can go by air from Lagos to Akure and do your business; that is the advantage our government has created.