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egift:
There absolutely nothing harmless over any quest to split Nigeria. The last agitation took over 2 million lives. Any day those miscreant pick up arms, more will die and Nigeria will still remain united and better.

I am sure u realise that by shootng unarmed protesters the Military are doing a far better job to spit Nigeria than the protesters. They are commiting Human Rights offences that brings in Amnesty and various other international institution. The case reaches UN and a new country is created to safe guard people lives and property.

What a country? Harmless protester! No weapon still get shot!

It is imperative we save Nigeria before Buhari burn it down with iron fist tribalism.

atrocity everywhere

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/ssouth-west/187889-man-beats-wife-to-death-in-ogun.html lalasticlala
Man beats wife to death in Ogun
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A welder in Otta, Ogun State, has attacked and killed his wife using a metal bar, police and a relative said Wednesday.
The attack occurred Monday night at the couple’s home in Iyana Iyesi area in Otta.
The victim’s sister said the attacker, Yusuf Olasoji, fled after emptying cement power on his victim’s body. He was later arrested by the police.
The couple had been separated for about two months, following abuses by the husband, which forced the wife to relocate to her mother’s home in the town.
A sister said Mr. Olasoji made an unusual visit to his mother-in-law’s apartment on Monday, and managed to convince his wife, Kehinde Olasoji, to return with him.
Kehinde joined her husband that evening, but was attacked and killed by Yusuf later in the night.
The corpse was transferred to the morgue of State Hospital, Ota, while the suspect was moved to the police Headquarters, Eleweran, Abeokuta. on the order of Commissioner of Police.
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“It has always been a fight between my sister and the husband, hence, she was advised to pack out before he beats her to death, sadly the man eventually beat her to death,” she narrated.
“Kehinde was busy plaiting my hair, when the husband called her to come, I am of the opinion that, the man might have use juju to remote my sister to come, because they have been separated for a while,” Taiwo said.
Ogun State Public Relations Officer of Police, Muyiwa Adejobi, said an autopsy will be carried out before the body before it is released for burial.

bodeloja:
lmao! Buhari now running cab service.

Air Cab service is not cheap. The fuel alone from India to Sudan is enough to start construction work on School in Borno.

Naija cannot divide

Owoloku1:
How is Buhari claiming GEJ achievement when it's a state project?
Or do FG now do state projects.
Please Buhari was just there for the flag-off ceremony and not to claim it was a federal project.
Next time do proper research before you lie to us

Abagworo:
Jonathan was a full time scammer. From 2009 to 2015 that road remained useless and has caused the dearth of Calabar tourism, FTZ and shipping industry. That's 6 wasted years.

Must u waste two monikers to make no sense? So u thought if u posted twice with two monikers u will start to make sense.


Wat has Buhari been doing in Asorock? Very soon he will marry 9 years old. U will come here to justify it.

http://www.calitown.com/n2-99b-approved-by-fg-for-calabar-katsina-ala-road/

N2.99b Approved By FG For Calabar – Katsina Ala Road
Posted on July 31, 2013 by Admin in News // 0 Comments
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N2.99b was today Wednesday, July 31, approved by the Federal Government for the rehabilitation and extension work on Calabar-Ugep-Ogoja-Katsina Ala Road, according to Minister of State for Works, Bashir Yuguda, after of the Federal Executive Council (FEC) meeting presided over by President Goodluck Jonathan in Abuja.
Yuguda said, the original cost of the project was N4.6 billion and the new approval of N2.99 billion would bring the total cost of the project to N7.6 billion. The new approval, he said, would extend the road from kilometer 48 to kilometer 76 and would be completed within 24 months.
His words: “Council had at its conclusion 7 of 1st April 2009 awarded contract for the rehabilitation of Calabar-Ugep-Ogoja-Katsina Ala Road Section 1(Calabar -Ugep) in Cross River State. The ZIP was embarked upon in 2009 to address the deteriorating state of the road. The first phase of the project is aimed at addressing the heavily distressed sections of the road while other sections not captured in the original contract scope of works would be addressed when funds become available. This is to ensure that government and the public get the full benefits of the investment made on the roads in terms of improvement in the level of service”.
The contract calitown.com scooped, has been awarded to Messrs Piccolo Brunelli Limited in the sum of N2,999,979,575.00 to N7,613,176,725.00 only.
It will be recalled that the Cross River state section of the road is perhaps the busiest federal highway in the state and it has been in a serious state of disrepair.

Above the law.

Why did i start laughing on seeing this thread?

Fed Govt releases N56b to develop Northeast
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Fed Govt releases N56b to develop Northeast
THE Federal Government has released N56 billion to rehabilitate victims and places ravaged by insurgency in the Northeast.

Muhammed Sani-Sidi, the director-general of the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), announced this at the second “Safe School Initiative Leaders’’ meeting in Tehran, Iran.

He spoke in a statement issued by the Public Information Officer of NEMA, Ibrahim Farinloye.

The statement quoted Sani-Sidi as saying that the government had released N53 billion for the Victims Support Fund (VSF) and N3 billion for the Presidential Initiative in the Northeast (PINE).

The Federal Government, according him, is committed to safeguarding the nation’s students, teachers and schools’ infrastructure.

“The Federal Government has demonstrated this with the release of N3 billion for the Presidential Initiative in the Northeast (PINE) and N53 billion for the Victims Support Fund (VSF).

“The funds are meant to address the various emerging issues to mitigate the effects of the fading Boko Haram insurgency in Nigeria,’’ the director-general said.

In his presentation at the meeting titled an “Overview of Safe School Initiative (SSI)’’, Sani-Sidi explained that the Safe School Initiative in Nigeria had received $50 million as support from the Federal Government, foreign governments and international donor agencies.

He highlighted the major causes of threats to safe schooling and school infrastructure as flood, rain/wind storm and community crises.

“The catastrophic Boko Haram insurgency in the Northeast has become the single most significant threat to schooling and school infrastructure.

“NEMA put the figure of displacement of people within Nigeria at two million, while about 57,743 displaced people were temporarily sheltered in Niger Republic, Cameroun and Chad,’’ he said.

Sani-Sidi also revealed that 254 schools were destroyed by the Boko Haram insurgency and that government was making efforts to assist 2,069 students affected by the destruction.

He added that the students had been transferred from the high risk areas to 43 Federal Unity Schools (FUCs) in the Northcentral, Northwest and part of Northeast.

The director-general acknowledged the contribution of the German Government, especially on the student transfer component of Safe School Initiative.

He also acknowledged that “United Nations Children and Education Funds (UNICEF), in collaboration with Federal and state ministries of Education, are supporting education in IDPs camps through various interventions.

“Such intervention include `School-in-a-bag’, `40 schools in a box’, and distribution of 35,800 school bags with learning materials.

“The United States of America’ International Development contributions include enrollment of 54,000 IDPs in Non-Formal Learning Centres and training of 394 teachers to manage the centres,” Sani-Sidi stated.

He pledged the commitment of the Federal Government toward continued implementation of the “Safe School Initiative”.http://thenationonlineng.net/fed-govt-releases-n56b-to-develop-northeast/

tunjion:
If i hear...

wettin?

seun and lalasticlala catch feeling...

Ilekeh:
All of you guys on this thread, from Yoruba to Ibo to Fulani, sound so confused.

I want you guys to take a minute to put down that tribal lense and read the contents on this thread.

I was like wtf? lol.

One minute you're supporting each other, the next minute, you're "on top" of each other because of the primed hate.

Some Yorubas want Saraki to pay but they don't want to lose the senate president position (Saraki being Half-Yoruba et al). Other Yorubas want Saraki to pay because they think he took the position from a pure Yoruba man.

Ibos want Saraki to pay because they want to blame this on Buhari and call him a tribal bigot.

Una confuse well well

You sound even more confused.

Sai Baba baboon

mrmetoo1:
Pls who's this non-entity and who's talking to you?? Silence is best if you don't know what someone is talking about. Wailers have accused Buhari of running a northern agenda and they always add Saraki to that northern agenda. When people want to claim Yorubas are losing out in the administration, they also try to twist it and say Saraki isn't Yoruba.

May the gods not spare your jaw for that comment. Your entire family is a nonentity.

Buhari u don hear? lalasticlala do the honours

Where is this country heading? I dont know.