₦airaland Forum

Liebermantic:
No candidate is capable of wresting power from APC Apart from ATIKU..

If u make the mistake of voting for another candidate that is not popular among core Muslims up North, we shall likely have Buhari ruling us again and u know the implications: More nepotism, bloodshed, ethnic cleansing and total colonization by Fulani..

Let's better accept the lesser evil now!!!

Atikulation 2019!!..

Go and get your voters card now!!

Your voters cards are your power and means of expression of your frustration with this disastrous administration!!

BoneBlogger:
The family of Chief Chijioke Uwah, has been mourning since December 15th 2017 following a serious road accident that killed 13-year-old Chijioke jr, son of Esther Uwah one of his Chijioke’s wives…

The fatal accident happened after the Peoples Democratic Party PDP convention which took place in Abuja, as he set out for Enugu from Abuja with five of his children on 15/12/2017. According to reports, the family left Abuja at the wee hour of 4:00 am and had already passed Lokoja and Anyimgba in Kogi state when suddenly an unguided infant was crossing the highway.

In a bid to avoid hitting the child, the driver (Chijioke Uwah) hit the brake immediately and at the same time turned the steering as the car somersaulted and threw away the son out from the smashed window.

The handsome boy died on the spot whereas other occupants of the vehicle came out unscratched except Chijioke Uwah senior who sustained injuries especially on his head.

The boy will be laid to rest on Wednesday 17th January 2017 at Ebonyi state .

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/01/13-year-old-chijioke-uwa-jnr-bobo-killed-in-fatal-accident.html

Aonkuuse:
Hajiya Aisha Wakil, known as Mama Boko Haram because of her closeness to the members of the sect, tells KAYODE IDOWUthat the insurgents are tired of fighting

What is the relationship between you and the Boko Haram members?

People started calling me Mama Boko Haram when insurgency was at its peak in Borno State and the insurgents were bulldozing Maiduguri, killing and maiming everybody in the process. It was during that period that I was invited to a women’s conference where the participants pleaded with the terrorists to stop the bombings. Somewhere along the line, I referred to them as my children, and my sons. I also asked them to see me as their mother. That was how people started calling me Mama Boko Haram.

My relationship with the group started before the insurgency. My husband is from Shehuri North in Maiduguri, which is very close to the house of Mohammed Yusuf (a. k. a Shekau), the founder of the Boko Haram sect. I also had an Islamic teacher who was also my spiritual father known as Baba Fugu. His daughter, Amina, a friend of mine, married Yusuf. So, I was very close to Yusuf because of my friend, Amina, his wife. Yusuf was a young man who was just preaching and encouraging Muslims and non-Muslims to be closer to Allah and live peacefully together.

You were initially not a Muslim and you are also from Enugu State. What can you say about your new found faith and love for the North?

Anybody can come to the northern part of Nigeria and make it his or her home. I got married to a northerner and I have three kids.

Some people allege that you do not have any link to the Shekau’s faction of the Boko Haram sect. What is your reaction?

If those people know the real Boko Haram, they should tell us who they are. Did they ask Shekau and he told them that he did not know me or that he had never heard about me? Or did they ask members of Shekau’s faction and they denied me? Shekau is a kind person, if he does not know me, he would have come out to say it. If he does not have a good relationship with someone, he will come out to deny the person publicly.

What can you say about the fractionalisation of the group now? How many fractions does Boko Haram have?

I really do not know. I know we have Habib’s faction. There is Mamman Nur’s faction. There is Shekau’s faction. There are other smaller groups like Bukar Mainok’s faction, among others.

Do you have a relationship with all these factions? Can you link someone up with them?

I will not answer that question for security reasons.

Do you really think that the Federal Government should hold dialogue with the sect and listen to their agitation?

What are they agitating for? Is it the continued killings or is it their mode of prayer that they want to force on everybody? Is it reasonable? Is there any compulsion in Islam? Do you force someone to be a Christian? Nobody can force anybody to accept any religion, principle or ideology. I don’t know what they are agitating for. If I know clearly, I would probably know what to say.

So what is your understanding of the group then?

My understanding of the group is that they are young people who claimed that they were provoked. They said nobody listened to them and that they had to transfer their anger and vent it on innocent people. That is the only thing I can say about them. They were angry. When I heard the rumour about their intention to revolt, I called Mohammed Yusuf. He told me that they were betrayed. Up till now, I do not know what the betrayal was all about. He said they were angry because somebody made them angry and they wanted an apology. They said the trouble started when security operatives shot their members because they did not wear crash helmets. As if that was not enough, they said some security personnel shot at them during the funeral procession of one of their members killed by police bullets.

How exactly are you mediating between the sect and the government?

I am still appealing to them, telling them to embrace dialogue because there is no way they can stay inside the bush and expect anybody to listen to their request. It is when they come out of the bush and sit face to face with the government that we can iron out the contentious issues.

You were once declared wanted by the Department of State Services. Why and how was it resolved?

They said I knew where Shekau was and that they wanted to get the Chibok girls out and resolve the whole issue and that I was not releasing the information at my disposal. I was not arrested; I went on my own to meet them. They heard me, I told them that I was not hiding and that I wasn’t hoarding information in my quest for peace. I also told them that even when I went to the bush to meet with those guys and someone asked me about the trip, I always revealed the details of our interaction. But if you ask me where they were, I will not tell you that; I will tell you I do not know. Actually, I do not know because they usually take me there in a blindfold inside a car with strict instructions that I should bow down my head throughout the trip.

How?

They would deliberately drive round for hours until they are sure that I have become drowsy and possibly slept off. How do you expect me to know where they had taken me? It is also the same process when they are bringing me back. As a matter of fact, what is the purpose of telling the DSS where they are? Can’t they go and look for them? Sometimes, when I go to them in the bush, I spend about three days, and at times, a week. It is a pathetic situation. You see them sometimes shedding tears, anxious to be reunited with the society. They usually confess that they are tired of the life they are living. Anybody who knows my history will know that the boys, when things were still good, were staying in my house. In those days, if you came to my house, the gate was always opened to everybody. I never discriminated against anyone. We were living together, and even whenever I was going somewhere around in Shehuri North then, they would carry my handbag and call me mummy and asked what I had for them.

They would tell me what they wanted to eat and I would give them money to go to the market. We would prepare the food and eat. They were like kids to me. Some of them, I did their circumcision when they were boys of just seven years old. So they grew up seeing me as a mother.

How come you were doing circumcision?

It is not that I was the one cutting their foreskin. They used to bring the person doing the circumcision but I would carry the children while the pain lasted. And when they removed the foreskin, we would slaughter a chicken for the boy in order to calm him down. I assisted in the healing process too.

What was the relationship between you, Ahmad Salkida and the third person declared wanted with you?

Salkida was a friend to Mohammed Yusuf. Though I never knew him, I heard from Mohammed Yusuf that he had a journalist friend and that, one day, he would introduce me to him. I was then looking forward to the day that the meeting would take place. He (Salkida) used to follow him around. They were really close.

I have never met with Salkida but shortly before they declared us wanted, I spoke to him on the telephone. I drew his attention to what was happening to his friend’s group made up of young men who I refer to as my children and I asked him how we could resolve the problem.

He expressed his dissatisfaction with how the whole thing was handled by the security personnel. I told him that we cannot just give up like that. I then advised that we do something. That was all. We did not speak again until we were declared wanted and we met at the DSS headquarters. I also visited him when he returned from Dubai. That was the first day we actually had an opportunity to discuss. Bolori, who was also declared wanted, is a poor Kanuri boy. I engaged him to help me interpret whatever people say in Kanuri language. I used to take him along whenever I want to talk to the Boko Haram boys. That was the relationship between us. When we went to meet the Chief of Staff (to President Muhammadu Buhari, Abba Kyari), I went with him and that was it.

Do you think that a peaceful resolution of the Boko Haram war is still feasible?

I believe in God and I pray a lot. I believe in prayers. If we pray, these kids are not more powerful than God. I do encourage people to also pray about it. There is one adage in Igbo that says if you drag a stick and the stick drags you, you leave the stick and run for your life. They (Federal Government) keep telling me that they have dragged the stick (Boko Haram insurgents) and that the stick has dragged them and it is now for them to leave the stick. But I keep telling them that this is not a stick but human beings and we have to continue to drag them. These are Nigerians, our children, our brothers and sons. We cannot just leave them like that, because leaving them like that would create more problems. I believe it (the insurgency) will end; they (the insurgents) wanted it to end. Anytime I talk to them, they always ask me when the war would end and would also seek to know how it would end.

Are you advocating an end to this military solution?

The shootings and killings have never solved any problem. Very soon, it will be 10 years since the war started. Scores of soldiers have died in the process. I had to involve myself in the peace process when I saw people coming from all over the country and even white men to fight war. Some say only a fierce battle could end the war but I am of the opinion that we should not continue because of our kids.

They planned to bomb St. Augustine’s Church on December 24 last year. One of them called me on that day to find out whether I had travelled. There was a pickup van loaded with explosives in front of the church. I told the caller that I had not travelled and I immediately rushed out and saw the boy that was to carry out the suicide mission. They had already prepared him for the exercise. He had already been given the injection and prepared him for burial. The boy was just moving and murmuring. I quickly called the (Boko Haram) boys and told them that I can see a vehicle parked and that a boy was moving towards it. They told me that the boy was the suicide bomber. They asked why I did not travel again and I told them that my brother, a reverend father, visited Maiduguri and that we would be travelling together after Christmas.

I instantly told him that I was right inside the church (targeted for bombing) with my brother because I brought food for him. I told them that I was not ready to leave the church, daring them to do their worse. They were then confused and asked what I wanted to become of the boy they had prepared for the suicide mission, and I asked them to send the boy away to the nearby bush; after all, he had taken the oath to die, so he should go and die alone. They asked me to leave the church premises but I told them that I wouldn’t go until they had diverted the boy away. After some time, they told me the boy had left and one of them said, ‘I can see your car driving out’ but I didn’t go with my car. This is to show how God works. God planned this. I do not know where a black car came out from that made them to believe I was around the place. So they drove the pickup van away. When I did a follow-up, I learnt that the boy had died because he had taken an oath and they had given him an injection preparing him for death. If you take the injection, you can never be yourself again. I then warned them that on no account should they target places of worship for bombing again.

Do you agree that the Boko Haram has been technically defeated?

They do not have that energy anymore. If you look very well, that energy is no longer there. They are gasping for breath and looking for a way out. They are always asking for the road. They are looking for the road to come out. They want trusted roads and not betrayal. If you sit with them and talk, they will tell you. They hardly trust anyone and they say they do not want further betrayal and are willing to remain where they are until they get Allah’s help. They have, however, told me that they trusted me because I meant well. I have taken some of those that were declared wanted to certain quarters to negotiate and the outcome of the negotiation was good.

Why do you think there are still bombings in the North-East?

Maiduguri in particular has become what they call Makkah, the headquarters of the North-East, and that is why we are experiencing bombings unlike Bauchi, Adamawa and Yobe, where there are pockets of bombings.

I have always told them to come down and look for their mallams for peace. They have mallams; they have elders in the area that can talk to them. They have women and other individuals who can talk to them. There are even wheelbarrow pushers that can talk to them. Government officials should come down and meet them. They are ready for dialogue but they want sincere persons, not betrayers, to lead the dialogue.

Some government officials are saying Shekau is hardened. Is he not a human being? Shekau is a human being, and if you watch him, he is always calling Allah and believes he is fighting for Allah and this Allah will touch him. Government should follow the right way and the battle will be over.

Do you think Nigerians’ condemnation of the $1bn to fight insurgency is justifiable?

If government can put any amount into the insurgency war, they should go ahead and do just that. It is important that this insurgency ends because it is affecting everybody and once this thing is brought under control, you will see things becoming normal.

What is your assessment of the insurgency war under the President Muhammadu Buhari administration?

I cannot but clap for him. At least in Borno, we are sleeping very well. If you had come to Borno when this thing started, you would not be here by now (3pm). Everywhere would be vibrating. But since (President Muhammadu) Buhari took over, we have been sleeping soundly. We are now moving around up till 10pm. We now do our shopping in the night; unlike before that everywhere would be closed by 4pm. Buhari has really tried.

A report claims Buhari paid €3m for the release of the Chibok girls. Were you privy to the arrangement?

I do not know.

source :http://punchng.com/i-stopped-insurgents-from-bombing-a-church-on-christmas-eve-mama-bharam/

pazienza:
Where did you get the part of Buhari finding Nyerere support for Onu unpatriotic from?

Buhari refused to support Onu, despite the fact that Onu had many people like Nyerere supporting him.


The only thing you have been able to prove so far is that Onu didn't actually contest, he was denied the chance to contest by Buhari, who chose a MUSLIM Niger man, of questionable ethnicity ( I'm yet to verify your claim about Ide, ethnic nationality).

You have not been able to disprove that Buhari supported a non Nigerian over a Nigerian of Igbo extraction, an Igbo man who already had many others supporting him, and stood a chance of winning with Buhari support.

Buhari motivation for doing the above is subject to different interpretations, but going by his antecedents, you haven't done enough to disprove the anti Igbo motive behind his action at that particular point in time.

EmeeNaka:
Can you also tell us why Buhari is appointing mostly northerners to his government and neglecting Southerners especially Southeast, where that Peter Onu come from?

pazienza:
Is Idi oamouru not a Fulani?

Are you saying that daggash was wrong in his assessment of the situation, remember, Dagash was an OAU insider?

We should take your own assessment of the situation over his?


Since you said you have the book, kindly do post the part of the book quoted by me, let's see how it supports your opinion of Peter Onu ineligibility.

Buhari denied Peter Onu the nomination, even when many African heads of states were itching him to present Peter Onu, Buhari instead chose to throw his weight behind his Fulani brother.
Is the above narrative acceptable to you?

If it is, then it's still same thing. He chose a Fulani over a Nigerian, thats the whole point.

osifred:
Sir, did Buhari refuse to vote for your father. YES or NO?

pazienza:
[b] Uzor Maxim Uzoatu
“I remember in 1985 in Africa Hall that he
was for confirmation of Dr Peter Onu of
Nigeria, who was acting Secretary General
but Nigeria’s Head of State Gen
Muhammadu Buhary was adamant in his
support of Niger’s candidate, Idi Omaro, a
Fulani Muslim. In a meeting, a handful of
Presidents led by Nyerere met with Gen
Buhary and Nwalimu begged him: ‘Please
give us Peter!’ Buhary refused and forgot
even to be courteous to his old peers.
What was astonishing, when the vote was
in favour of Niger’s candidate, the
Nigerian Head rejoiced to such a degree
that he was unable to control his
emotions. That was a moment I witnessed
and was convinced that General Buhary
would not last long as a leader.” – The
OAU: Reality Or Fiction by Ibrahim
Daggash, former Head of Information and
Communication, Organization of African
Unity (OAU); pg 69; ISBN
1-9044722-25-3 It is unheard-of in
history that a self-respecting leader of a
country would vote against his country’s
candidate in international diplomacy. But
here, you have it in black and white, in a
book, that former Head of State General
Muhammadu Buhari would rather have a
Fulani Muslim candidate from Niger
instead of Nigeria’s own esteemed Dr.
Peter Onu. Not even the highly revered
then President of Tanzania, Julius Nyerere
could make Buhari to change his mind.
This kind of bizarre shamelessness is why
Nigeria is the laughing stock of the
civilized world. It is unthinkable that any
leader, anywhere would insult his own
country by backing an opponent from
another country. The crude tragedy here
is that it was the selfsame Buhari who
made this patriotic statement: “This
generation of Nigerians and indeed future
generations have no other country than
Nigeria. We must stay here to salvage it
together.” How would the late Peter Onu
have faith in Nigeria when he could not
get the support of his country’s leader? It
is as though the so-called leader was
more interested in the ethnicity and
religion of Peter Onu’s opponent from
Niger than any bonds of citizenship with
his Nigerian compatriot. Cry, the beloved
country, as Alan Paton entitled his sad
book. Attaining the great post of
Secretary-General of the then OAU was a
task most African countries gave their all
in raising their diplomatic stakes. In Peter
Onu’s case, he even had the other African
countries rooting for him because of his
undoubted competence only to be
abandoned by the very man at the helm of
affairs in his own country. Indeed Chinua
Achebe was spot-on when he stated that
the trouble with Nigeria stood on
leadership in his classic little book The
Trouble With Nigeria. A leader that cannot
support his countrymen and women can
only be aid to be worse than useless. [/b]

tuniski:
Typical of buharideen!
Now that you are in agreement that oil price benchmark has been favorable to buhari's budgets, your use of volume adverse variance is self induced. A govt that came with a mind set of fighting and up turning , went too far in upsetting the peace in the Niger Delta immediately it came to power. From utterances to actions and body language, buhari created the grounds for the re-emergence of niger delta militancy. It is the the first sign of failure. It took the VP to revert back to pre-buhari admin status quo for peace to return.

The biggest lie being told is that boko haram no longer occupy any territory of nigeria and that they have been technically defeated. Well, we are in an era of compromised media. If not, why does the govt need 1bn$ to fight a defeated Boko haram?

Insecurity has multiplied in many folds with nigeria at it most divisive point ever!

Of what real economic or political gain is a 40bn$ Foreign reserve largely due to Favourable crude price and production volume, when the naira has depreciated from over 180% to almost 80% as of today?

The last admin left the reserve at 30bn$ and the naira at 197 to 1$.
Lastly, you can continue to be grateful to this disaster.

2019 is only next year!

Nkemakonam62:
At least 55 natives of Lau local government area of Taraba State have been killed by Fulani herdsmen. The invasion and attacks began at the weekend, The Nation learnt.

25 bodies were recovered and given a mass burial on Tuesday when reporters and a media assistant of the governor, Bala Dan Abu, visited the affected area.

Policemen and soldiers are currently patrolling the area.

“Herdsmen are killing people in Lau, my State,” Governor Darius Ishaku told The Nation on telephone Tuesday night.


The death toll has risen to 55, as more bodies were recovered this morning by the locals.

The police, however, said the place is calm now.
More Details at
http://www.akelicious.com/2018/01/breaking55-feared-killed-by-herdsmen-in.html

Nkemakonam62:
At least 55 natives of Lau local government area of Taraba State have been killed by Fulani herdsmen. The invasion and attacks began at the weekend, The Nation learnt.

25 bodies were recovered and given a mass burial on Tuesday when reporters and a media assistant of the governor, Bala Dan Abu, visited the affected area.

Policemen and soldiers are currently patrolling the area.

“Herdsmen are killing people in Lau, my State,” Governor Darius Ishaku told The Nation on telephone Tuesday night.


The death toll has risen to 55, as more bodies were recovered this morning by the locals.

The police, however, said the place is calm now.
More Details at
http://www.akelicious.com/2018/01/breaking55-feared-killed-by-herdsmen-in.html

Www.akelicious.com, remind me what Trump calls fake news media

nnachukz:
Since you know how the reserve was used, then stop asking useless questions. Growing the external reserves at the detriment of the well being of your people is very wrong. Come to think of it, has that positively affected our exchange rate. Not at all, if you check very well, at this present exchange rate nothing has actually been saved. Because our naira has badly depreciated. So in real sense of value nothing has been saved.

Has this administration truly removed subsidy? Don't you read the news or you just want to pretend it has been removed and that is why people are buying through their nose.

Nothing is on ground to better the future my dear. Stop this joke.
We are actually in Egypt now, we went back to the 1984 recession giver. Now we must find a way to drawn this Pharaoh in the Red Sea before we all get drawn in blood by his kinsmen.

tuniski:
Ignorance is you! Go ahead with your drivel. You proved nothing.

We ain't heading into this poo not at all. Tough times foretold ain't same thing as hard times of recession. Nations beat recession and borrowing in itself is not wrong but, what it is put to.

A budgeting shortfall requires deficit financing. Which essentially is borrowing. What happened then was a sharp fall in oil benchmark, which necessitate borrowing.
Since buhari started making budget, the oil benchmark has always been superceded. That is to say, he has been having favorable price variance. But from day one, the govt. Has been borrowing massively with nothing to show.

hardywaltz:
We know who crashed the economy no need for lies

tuniski:
Lame.
Why will anyone in cyber space just go insulting? Certainly such a person is pseudo adult. I don't know how old you are but, your entry line doesn't portray you well.

By the way, this over used line of borrowing to pay salaries even under last admin simply shows someone shallow in financial management especially budgeting.

Fact: Nigeria economy was not in this shit as of May 29th 2015. 10.1m jobs now lost were still running, fx was still 197 to the dollar,pump price was still 87naira and inflation was single digit. The GDP was growing commensurate with our population growth at 5%+. It goes on and on. And you may come up with the crude price being high jargons!

nnachukz:
Yes after you have explained to us how we ended up buying fuel above N250 per litre when oil price has falling globally.
At above $100 pb we were buying at N85 per litre, now below $100 we are now buying at above N250 litre.
Who did this to you?

tuniski:

Till the last admin left, we were not in this shit. Change came without plan,content and direction but empty propaganda now the result is clear to all.

Cjrane2:
Meanwhile Yusuf the teenage son of President Buhari who pretends austere lifestyle bought a N56 million naira motorbike toy even though he is unemployed. The most amazing is Buhari is so wealthy he didn't even notice N56 million was removed from just one account!

Nigerians deserve the suffering they imposed on themselves.

tuniski:
That is what a sound mind must say. And it takes another sound mind to avert the tough times. But what we have is a terrible team worsening a situation that should be averted. God bless NOI for the timely warning. And to those who instead of acting expeditiously decided to be lukewarm out of cluelessness, rather engage in trial and error till the whole economy boomerang, judgement day is February 16 next year!

michaelang:
It seems OMEGA009 and jpphilips have a problem understanding and comprehending simple english. My post was an answer to this question

No BMW bike or any other model costs $157,000. Is it made of gold or does it use Diamond crusted brakes?

Whether they are limit edition bikes or regular bikes is not the case here @OMEGA009
not everyone is as ignorant as you.
Look things up before you spill shit

Icecomrade:
[In those days when PDP destroyed the economy for 16 years,

A bag of rice was N7500

A litre of petrol was N87.

A dollar was N170.

A 'Bajaj' motorcycle was N82,000

A 10kg bag of Semovita was N1,100

A 10kg bag of Wheat meal was N700

The Lagos-Abuja transport fare was N2500

A 75ml of palm-oil was N70

A bottle of Coca cola was N60

A tin of Peak milk was N80

A pack of Ciprotab drug was N1100

Infact, Those guys destroyed the economy totally! Wicked people!!!

....... ....... .......

Thank God for our APC Messiahs that have come to revive the economy;

A bag of rice is now N16,000

A litre of petrol is now N350.

A dollar is N368!!!

A 'Bajaj' motorcycle is now N280,000

A 10kg bag of Semovita is now N3000

A 10kg bag of Wheat meal is now N2800

The Lagos - Abuja fare is now N15,500

A 75ml of palm oil is now N400

A bottle of Coca cola drink is now N100

A tin of Peak milk is now N220

A pack of 'Ciprotab' drug is now N3200

....... The most interesting fact about this is that

They did this in just 2years.

We need to give them 16years to do more.

_#God punish devil!!!!!!!_

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Worksunlimited:
If you cannot have an intelligent discussion with me without been insultive, go take several seats..

scribble:
This is actually the proof that Nigeria needs restructuring

Why should governor ortom a chief security officer have to wait for baba buhari to finish his breakfast lunch and dinner before moving to restore order in his state

There needs to be state police in Nigeria or the centre will not hold

Peradventure all these police in benue, what happens if terrorists decide to strike in adamawa or kaduna

Or bank robbers in Ogun?

If there was state police, fulani herdsmen wont have even started all this because Benue state no open grazing law would have been enforced ab initio by law enforcement apparatus of benue state

Not fulani mafia herdsmen we have now who are protected by fulani commander in chief building railroads to let more fulanis in after kicking ghanaians out

Worksunlimited:
The $157,000 per bmw bike..

Worksunlimited:
The real question we should all be asking is where did the boy get that kind of money?

planetx:
To does saying it's impossible for the bike to cost $157,000, do you think it's an ordinary bike? According to the pics of the damaged bike I saw online it was a
NCR M16 that actually costs $232,000

michaelang:
this is how you know an id**t is using the internet
My post was based on the statement ''NO BIKE IS WORTH $155,000''
next time read wella before you comment

enilove:
I think majority ( 85%) of those who call themselves Christians are not diff from other unbelievers.

I wonder how on earth they gave the child of the devil an audience in the first place.
How can such a person just wake and starts to tell us that tithing is wrong.

He is working for the devil to pull down the church of God, nothing more.

michaelang:
as you said ''google is your friend''

10. Neiman Marcus Limited Edition Fighter
Cost: $ 110,000

9. Coventry Eagle
Cost: $ 120,000

8. Harley Davidson Rocker
Cost: $ 130,000

7. Hildebrand Wolfmüller
Cost: $ 150,000

6. Hub less Harley Davidson
Cost: $ 155,000

5. Ecosse FE Ti XX
Cost: $ 300,000

4. The legendary British classic black
Cost: $ 400,000

3. Gold Plated Custom Chopper
Cost: $ 500,000

2. Ultra Rare Porcupine
Cost: $ 750,000

1. $ 1 million Harley-Davidson
Cost: $ 1 million
abeg do research well before you post sh*t so you don't sound unintelligent

johnnyn1:
https://www.google.com.ng/amp/dailypost.ng/2018/01/08/yusuf-buhari-presidents-son-secretly-acquired-power-bikes-dss-operatives-sacked-incident/amp/

bidexiii:
Behold the newly winged Nigerian Army Helicopter pilots with the Chief of Army Staff, Lt Gen TY Buratai in Ibadan today Tuesday 12th December 2017: