Fake nus

Old men keep quiet.

Dead men

The FG should strategically allow them to kill more and document it, so that amnesty international and other organizations will shy away from commenting when the cavalry arrives..

Let them enjoy this moment and feel powerful.

RIP
Inspector Austin Ugwu,
Inspector Longinus Ugochukwu,
PC Ama Ifeanyi.

Pls don't ban me for laughing too much. I'm honestly happy

jimyjames:

This statement is getting old
The Nigerian Army that I know only kill unarmed peaceful protesters no one will shout amnesty anymore amnesty International is as useless as Buhari,

well thank God

MadamExcellency:


Why crave for revenge against civilians?

Are you too stupid to understand that military has rules of engagement? You don't attack civilian population for a crime of hoodlums or Bandits.

too much sense. When did you leave Africa?

If you're afraid why will you create deep fake video.

UsmanFodio:
We need to tell our miscreant Fulani herdsmen brothers to stop attacking Security in SE

SenatePresdo:


Crusaders were politically motivated, but Islamic Terrorism are the teachings of your prophet.

How can 72 virgins not be enticing

what teaching show me evidence

I'm loving this. when the Cavalry arrive, they can't Shout amnesty international up and down. The FG should allow them to kill more and document everything, so that when the Army start their own the international organizations will shy away from commenting on the issue.


I like those yet to be identified Hoodlums.... My brothers in the Army brace yourselves... Your deployment to SE is coming soon. Si vis pacem, para bellum

SenatePresdo:
Islam is synonymous to Chaos.

LMAO Islam will never match what the crusaders did. Read this article

Yoruba Muslims are waking up

Hijab: Again, Tension in Ilorin as Hoodlums Attack School
editorMarch 22, 2021 7:52 Pm
By Hammed Shittu

There was tension in Ilorin, Kwara State capital on Monday as violence erupted when hoodlums, suspected to be Muslim youths, invaded C&S College, Sabo-Oke, Ilorin, with cutlass and dane guns. The students of the college were also chased away.


The development however led to the deployment of men of the state civil defence, police, soldiers, State Security Service in order to avert total break down of law and order in the area.

Also, at Baptist Secondary school, Ilorin, some suspected Muslim youths were threw stones at officials of the school and security operatives deployed in the school.

During a visit to the college at about 11.30a.m Monday, the gate of the school was under lock and key, though teachers and staff reported for work.


The situation, however, turned chaotic and violent when some suspected Muslim youths attempted to forcefully open the gate of the school, in the presence of security operatives.

Appeal for calm by the Chairman, state Teaching Service Commission,TESCOM, Malam Bello, Abubakar who addressed the angry crowd, fell on deaf ears.

Shortly after his address, another violent clash broke out again following gunshots fired from inside Emmanuel Baptist Church, opposite C&S College Sabo-Oke and Apostolic church at about 12.10pm, while the churches were also pelted with stones and other objects.

The state government had on Friday ordered the 10 mission schools shut over hijab to resume classes to enable final year students prepare for their examinations.

But the Christian community vowed to defy the directive of government insisting that the use of hijab will not be allowed in their mission schools and also demanding the return of the schools to their original owners.

The pandemonum however spread to St Barnabas LGEA primary school and some churches in the area as people armed with cutlasses and broken bottles went on rampage.

The Christian community also mobilised its own forces to counter the attack in a bid to protect their people and property.

The state police command’s spokesman, Mr Okasanmi Ajayi, who was at the scene, told journalists that the situation was under control.

He confirmed that, aside the situation at the C&S College, Sabo Oke, normalcy had returned to the other nine mission schools involved in the hijab controversy, in the state capital.

Armed soldiers were later deployed in the area to restore peace and were still present till 2.26pm, when our correspondent left the scene.

Meanwhile, nine out of the 10 schools Monday opened classes partially amid tight security in the affected schools.

Only C&S college, Sabo-oke, Ilorin could not open as members of the Cherubim and Seraphim prevented the students from entering the college.

A visit by our correspondent to some of the schools showed that, students were on on ground to resume classes and Muslim students wore Hijab to the schools.

But the resumption of students at Baptist Secondary school, Surulere, Ilorin later turned violent as some suspected Muslim youths were said to have attacked some officials of the school and security operatives deployed.

The development however led the security operatives to shoot into the air in order to disperse their attackers.

The soldiers who pursued the suspected hoodlums from the gate of the school said they were creating problem around the school.

Speaking on the resumption of the students, the state chairman, Teaching Service Commission (TESCOM) Alhaji Bello Abubakar said government was gradually achieving her aim just as some SS3 and other students resumed for lectures.

Also speaking, the President of First Baptist Conference, Reverend Victor Dada, said Christians will continue to legitimately reject the use of hijab in the school .

He called on the state government to return the school back to them.

He said no amount of intimidation can stop Christians from protecting their heritage.

Some parents who spoke with our correspondent said they will allow their children to start wearing white garment dresses to all grant aided Muslim schools should the government continue to force hijab on what they called grant-aided mission schools.

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2021/03/22/hijab-again-tension-in-ilorin-as-hoodlums-attack-school/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

Fake nus

I av visited this place in 2018

Hmm Yoruba

The real sane people are out there doing politics and living in reality while the deadbeat miscreants like IPOB terrorists and Afonja Christian are here spewing trash, living in an alternate universe.

The North prefer Osibanjo

We flex with their Oil money.

We build our town's with their Oil money

We rule over them with their Oil money.

If they argue otherwise. your guess is correct as mine 1970 will be like... Oh! I forgot IPOB terrorists don't have Oil while those stinking big Ass people have nothing but cassava palm oil and coconut. Who gives a Bleep about Red Oil and gari