nairavsdollars: This is the best performing Minister In Nigeria at the moment.
It is because of him President Tinubu said there is no need to change his cabinet as all his ministers are performing well
8b to dd what? Why is it that Yorubas love stealing this much? You give them companies hey will run it aground, you give them banks, the liquidate it, you give them brewery they mismanage it, you give them the economy they mess it up, you give them Judiciary they will sell it to the highest bidder manner of devil created this folks?
Skooltynz: Like Asari like Reno neither here nor there.
Nnamdi KANU has always been right about this guy just that nobody is paying attention to him to understand who this dirty pig is. Again, KANU was also right when he told the Ijaws that" WHEN I TALK YOU WILL SAY I HATE THE YORUBA..A MAN FROM THE WEST WILL DESTROY ANOTHER IJAW AND YOU WILL NOT COUGH COS YOU ALL LOVE SECURITY WORK. That's another prophecy just coming to pass before our very eyes.
Samajogs: 44 died and the government is declaring 3days of mourning... In Nigeria thousands died and the government throw deaf ears. The only care about embezzling, syphoning and preaching about ethnicity n religion. Shame on them and their supporters
It's becos they are majority Muslim in Nigeria, had it been those killed are christians nobody will blink an eye, that's Islam for you.
JAMO84: For some Nigeria Christians who like to believe that terrorists are working for Islam. Imagine RCCG members going to surround a living faith congregation on a Sunday while service is holding, killing everyone in the church. Would you consider Rccg as part of your religion again?
Any terrorist who goes about killing people, Muslim or not, we curse them. Allah cursed them. They are not part of us and they will never be.
Alhamdulillah. Thousands of Muslim youths have taken up arms against those miserable terrorists in Borno, Katsina, Zamfara....Muslims in Nigeria don't just condemn terrorists, we fight them with our lives.
Ogbeni abeg stop that Logic, the Fulani heardsmen killing people like suya in the middle belt , in the west and attacking Enugu are Hindu worshippers abi? Why is it so hard to brand the Fulani terrorist for what they are if they are not been encouraged by the state to kill christians.
Max24: This was what some obidients wanted for the Nigeria when the military took over in Niger. Thank God Nigerians did not listen to them. They have consistently been found to make wrong judgement calls on many national issues. That's why it is not good to act as a mob, especially one based on tribal sentiments instead of merit.
babtoundey: Really? Can you enlighten us on why it's forbidden.
Even in Yorubaland, it has some strange peculiarities around it. It's not considered to be an ordinary food. It's mean for certain people that belong to the spiritual realm.
Well we can't say for sure why the people of Owere forbide it's an age long norm passed down to us by our ancestors. It's so strong to the point that the easiest way of dissolving a marriage no matter the age is when a wife prepires or even eat this in her husband's home, na your papa house one way ticket
No they have not, they are the single biggest lovers of Nigeria. They are the most patriotic and well mannered people.. I urgent us all to continue hating KANU and Ipob they are the actual enemies off the state.. Please concentrate on anything Igbo don't bother about the Fulanis they are just business men while Igbos are the threat
tundegan: Dele Momodu is now a gossip columnist? How low can a man go?
How low can you decend in talking down on an obvious truth stairing you in the face? How much were you paid to reset. Your brains to always hate the truth in the name of tribal affinity? Are you not worst off ?
kettykin: You're asking for a brutally honest and detailed account of the Yoruba soldiers in the Nigerian Civil War, particularly regarding their experiences in the recapture of Owerri in 1969, their attempts to cross the River Niger, the battle for Onitsha, and the devastating ambush at Abagana.
The Nigerian 2nd Division, largely composed of Yoruba soldiers, was led by Colonel Murtala Mohammed. Their mission to capture Onitsha was a bloodbath. The Biafran forces, using the locally-made Ogbunigwe mines and artillery, turned the River Niger into a graveyard. The first attempt to storm Onitsha in October 1967 ended in disaster. The troops, transported by boats, were slaughtered mid-river by a combination of heavy machine-gun fire and the dreaded Ogbunigwe explosives. When they finally took Onitsha in 1968 after multiple failed attempts, the city was in ruins, and the cost in human lives was staggering.
Owerri in 1969 was another nightmare. Initially captured by the Nigerian Army, it was recaptured in April 1969 by Biafran forces led by Colonel Joe Achuzia in a bold counteroffensive. The Nigerian 2nd Division soldiers, exhausted and stretched thin, found themselves outmaneuvered and surrounded. Many were annihilated, and those who survived fled in disarray.
But the worst for the 2nd Division came at Abagana. In March 1968, a Nigerian Army supply convoy, carrying over 6,000 troops and massive reinforcements, rolled into a Biafran trap. With just a few hundred men and well-placed Ogbunigwe mines, Biafran forces obliterated the convoy, turning it into a smoldering mass of twisted metal and burning flesh. The ambush was so devastating that it halted the Nigerian advance for months.
The Yoruba soldiers in the 2nd Division saw horror firsthand—exploding bodies, rivers choked with their own dead, and the sheer nightmare of facing a determined enemy fighting for survival. The war was brutal, but these battles remain some of the most harrowing moments for the 2nd Division.
Kreesxxx: You people want disengagement and self realisation but don't want same from the Ikwerres. You want referendum but don't consider that the Ikwerres need that as well. You hate Nigeria created by Lord Lugard but love the Eastern Nigeria created by Lord Lugard. Britain gave you people the officer cadre of the military and to the north the rank and files. But due to greed you wanted to add both rain and files and you ended up losing all. Stop blaming Britain. You caused your failure yourself.
After saying all this , you will still be the ones to cry like babies if the Igbos attempt to secede from Nigeria.. you hate the Igbos for no reason and still love to have them around is that not madness?
Kreesxxx: You people want disengagement and self realisation but don't want same from the Ikwerres. You want referendum but don't consider that the Ikwerres need that as well. You hate Nigeria created by Lord Lugard but love the Eastern Nigeria created by Lord Lugard. Britain gave you people the officer cadre of the military and to the north the rank and files. But due to greed you wanted to add both rain and files and you ended up losing all. Stop blaming Britain. You caused your failure yourself.
IgboProgress: Shouldn't have mentioned ikwerre, as they are igbos. It's like saying the French hate Europeans. How can they hate the Europeans when they themselves are Europeans? However, it may be right to say they hate other Europeans.
By the way, Ikwerre suffer thesame issue, as "blood is thicker than water". I remember how wike was not very much liked by them despite what he did to ipob. They were suspicious of him until he started distancing himself more from igbo. It's what you could call "igbo spirit or nature" that others are suspicious of.
But his character or nature is basically igbo, he cannot easily hide that one. It's like a lion pretending to be wolf.
It's the shared mindset, culture or what you could call attitude of the ikwerre/igbo that makes others hate them. Atleast it's part of the reason. Beside, the cultural bond or belief of the ikwerre is stronger with other igbo group than non-igbo group. This is part of what qualifies them as igbo, not just the language. It's one of the ways the sub-groups are categorized under their Group (igbo)
The Igbo like every other nationality has been living in a Nigeria created by the British for their administrative convince for the past one hundred years and like every other ethnic nationalities lumped up in this contraption called Nigeria, has it's hope and aspirations in pursuance of their long time goal of comfort and good life.
Despite been lumped up with other ethnic nationalities without their consultation and assent, they still manage to make the best out of their new found union and this is evidenced in their spread across the Federation as they contribute positively in the socio economic development of their host environment in the various states where they reside.
The usual acceptance, comradeship existing in many nation states as obtainable all over is in its entirety, absent in Nigeria as the Igbos unfortunately found itself in a country where the hate for the Igbos is a source for national cohercion amongst other sister nationalities inhabiting the same geographical area as the Igbos. The Igbos have been seen as cannon folders, used as a specimen for practicing a Colonial policy of divide and rule selective segregation for the interest of those who propagate this machanations in the post colonial Nigeria.. This is evidenced in the amount of riots targeted against the Igbos right from the pre- colonial Era, is just a tip of it.
The recent book launch of Nigeria's former President, General Ibrahim Babangida has pointed out that the 1966 Military coup that truncated Nigeria's first Republic dubbed " IGBO COUP" General Babangida, outlined that the coup was erroneously and mischievously dubbed an Igbo coup but in reality, it was never an Igbo coup.. This revelation is coming from a man who has seen it all, he has been around since the independence of Nigeria and remains a good authority and a confidence reference in a subject like this.
General Babangida has came under criticisms and as well praises according various individuals with their different perspective in approaching the memior. But, the truth of the matter remains that the book has once again reminded thee Igbos their predicament in Nigeria and as well, exposes the deep hate the Nigerian state has been peddling against the Igbos for no good reason. Today, the Yorubas hate the Igbo, the Ijaws, the Ikweres, the Ibibio, the Fulani et el are all united for the hate on the Igbo.
The Fulanis, who has in record, murdered more Nigerians than the amount of her citizens that died in the civil war were not hated in this manner. Yet, a Fulani has a better prospect for ruling Nigeria than an Igbo man no matter how qualified he or she is. The Igbos has the least federal presence in Nigeria, the high pressured industrial gas pipelines that crisscrossed other regions was deliberately avoided in the South east, while the highest gas reserve in Nigeria is domiciled in the east..The other regions all have significant transport Infrastructures connecting their various regions with Lagos, the commercial hub of Nigeria, the south east is the only region left out. A former President finds it more important to connect a rail line to Niger republic rather than south eastern Nigeria, where on earth does this happen? Only in Nigeria.
The amalgamation of Nigeria in 1914 by Frederick Lugard was indeed a crime against the Igbos as the British intentionally lumped the Igbos into a nation state were they are not accepted, welcomed, loved and embraced as fellow country men and women. The British knew very well that the nation called Nigeria was not actually a home for the Igbos as it is evidenced on the way her people are treated in the economic front, political front and even the security sector and their approach towards law enforcement in the region comes with a very different approach as the style of collective punishment is freely practiced in the East as long as it involves the Igbos, all is fair in their abnormal and inhuman treatments.
The British is in every ramification culpable in all this ugly situations bedeviling the Igbo race in the British midwived Nigeria. The injustice of the Igbos in Nigeria has continued to re echo the sentiment of Biafra which in all honesty, has a place in the heart of every Igbo man who has been forced to accept the fact that Nigeria is not their home.
The British government should bear it in mind that, every Igbo civilian killed extra judiciously by the Nigerian security forces who sees the killing of any Igbo citizen as an action that will always go unpurnished for them, any killing of any Igbo civilian by any Fulani terrorist that masquerades as a heardsmen, should be held responsible for the crimes against humanity for deliberately placing an entire race at a harms way in an environment where they are seen as enemy rather than as fellow citizen and for that, must be marginalized, oppressed, and denied every right and privileges entitled to them as a citizen of a country but the reverse is the case for the Igbos in a British constituted Nigeria.
ValarDoharis: Agbados will say the illegitimate president is working because he gave approval for the conversion of a polytechnic to university. Just approval o
Oga pls be man enough and call out the culprits, the Arewa north, El Rufais and Buhari, it's their legacy, leave Tinubu out of this
greatiyk4u: This Tinubu government doesn't wish Nigerians well at all.
My major anger is the denial by the government of something glaring in our eyes Something as sensitive as security of life and properties of the citizens is what they are deceiving Nigerians with.
No matter how hard Tinubu tries he can't be there forever. My greatest regrets is finding myself as a Nigerian against my wish
Who laid the foundation for this carnage ? The north.. Who midwived this disaster El Rufais, who approved it, Buhari.. so why blaming Tinubu fir something you know the Fulanis worked so hard to achieve. I keep on saying that Nigerians hate the truth, we decieve ourselves alot and as long as this continue, the good life we all yearn for can only exist in our imagination
iwaeda: IN spite of the efforts of the governments
at various levels and stakeholders to fight
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insecurity, Nigeria has remained a killing field.
In the first six weeks of 2025, no fewer than 805 lives have been lost to violence and insecurity across the country.
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Among the dead are 28 soldiers, five police officers, and an official of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, according to Saturday Vanguard’s checks and timeline in Nigeria Insecurity Tracker, NIT, compiled by Dataxpat.com.
The Nigeria Insecurity Tracker is an effort to chronicle and map insecurity and violence based on a weekly survey of media reports. The data include violent incidents relating to political, economic, and social grievances directed at the state or other affiliated groups, or the state employing violence to respond to those incidents.
The 805 death toll is based on reported incidents and the tally may be higher because many incidents are not reported or under-reported. And abducted victims who get killed in kidnappers’ dens are not tallied.
In the second week of January, the military said troops neutralised 156 terrorists and apprehended 464 suspects. And in the 31 days of January, the military said that troops eliminated 358 terrorists and arrested 431 suspects.
However, the 805 lives were fewer than the 1525 lost in the first six weeks of 2021. This indicates that efforts to fight insecurity are bearing fruits.
Related News Military kills 75 terrorists, arrests 138 others, rescues 46 kidnapped victims Insecurity: Summon meeting of stakeholders to proffer solutions - PDP to Gov Alia Ebonyi Sunday killings executed by community criminals, not herdsmen — Gov Nwifuru Timeline of killings in six weeks of 2025 JAN 1: A man and his son burned and killed their kinsman over alleged stealing of N25,000 jeans in Oguta LGA of Imo State.
JAN 1: Former Federal Controller of Works, AbdulRazaq Ajani was killed by unknown assailants in Ilorin, Kwara State.
JAN 1: A 27-year old woman killed her husband with a pestle over a misunderstanding at Lafiyagi Dzwafu village in Matcha LGA of Niger State.
JAN 2: A jealous and aggrieved man killed a Bishop over suspicion of having affairs with his wife in Olorunda LGA, Osogbo, Osun State.
JAN 3: 11 people lost their lives, four people were injured, and 31 huts were burnt to ashes during a communal clash at Gululu village, Jahun and Miga LGA of Jigawa State.
JAN 3: Suspected Lakurawa bandits attacked Natsini village in Argungu LGA of Kebbi State, killed two police officers and rustled an unspecified number of cows.
JAN 4: Some unknown gunmen killed two farmers while working on their farms in Odo-Ape community, Kabba-Bunu LGA, Kogi State
JAN 4: Six soldiers and 34 terrorists died during a firefight between troops and ISWAP/Boko Haram terrorists at Sabin Gari Village in Damboa LGA, Borno State.
JAN 4: Security forces and local vigilantes neutralised several bandits estimated at 80 in Jibia LGA of Katsina State
JAN 4: Suspected bandits ambushed a village in Lusada LGA of Katsina State, killed four persons including the state’s Acting Chairman of Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association MACBAN, Amafu Surajo, and kidnapped three persons.
JAN 4: Troops of 1 Brigade, Sector 2 Joint Task Force North West, Operation Fansan Yamma neutralised a notorious terrorist, Sani Russu in Tsafe LGA, Zamfara State.
JAN 4: Troops of 1 Brigade, Sector 2 Joint Task Force North West, Operation Fansan Yamma during an ambush operation neutralised some terrorists while others sustained fatal injuries at Kwanar Jollof in Shinkafi LGA of Zamfara State. Number of deaths estimated at 15.
JAN 5: No fewer than 18 people were killed in coordinated attacks across several communities in Orsu LGA of Imo State. The killings occurred in Umuhu-Okabia, Eziawa, Ihittenansa, Amaokwu and Amaebu
JAN 5: Unknown men killed three sons of a native doctor at Nise community in Awka South LGA of Anambra State.
JAN 6: Nine people were killed during a cult clash in Owo, Owo LGA of Ondo State.
JAN 6: 2 persons died in an IED explosion at Tsangayar Sani Uthman Islamiyya School in Byazhin area of Abuja.
JAN 6: The military air component conducted air interdiction on BH/ISWAP terrorists at Wulade in Gwoza LGA of Borno, killing several terrorists estimated at 30
JAN 7: Nigerian Army troops shot dead two suspects accused of killing four soldiers on protection duty in Rivers. They were neutralised by troops of 5 Battalion during a raid on their hideout in Kalaogbokolo, Ahoada West LGA, Rivers State.
JAN 7: Bandits attacked a joint team of Katsina State Community Watch Corps and vigilante members, who were returning from a condolence visit at Baure Village, Safana LGA of Katsina State and killed 21 persons.
JAN 8: Armed Cultists suspected to be members of the Greenlanders, invaded Igbogene Community a suburb of Yenagoa, the Bayelsa capital, and killed three persons.
JAN 8: Armed cultists suspected to be members of Greenlanders, invaded Igbogene Community a suburb of Yenagoa, the Bayelsa capital, and killed three persons.
JAN 9: A four-man gang killed two Uber drivers in Lagos
JAN 9: A 10-year old girl was killed by a man for rituals in Orhoakpi, Ethiope East, Delta State.
JAN 10: The troops of Sector 2 of the Joint Task Force North-West Operation Fansan Yamma dismantled terrorists’ hideouts in Fakai area of Shinkafi LGA of Zamfara. The troops in an offensive operation supported by the Air Component Operation Fansan Yamma cleared some terrorists’ camps in Fakai axis. “Some of the bandits’ camps cleared include that of Bello Turji and Mallam Ila, where troops neutralised over 25 terrorists with more than 18 others sustaining gunshot wounds
JAN 11: Hoodlums stabbed to death a commercial cyclist and took a way his motorcycle at Daku village, Gwagwalada Area Council, Abuja
JAN 11: 16 persons said to be vigilantes were mistakenly killed in a military airstrike in some communities in Maradun and Zurmi LGAs of Zamfara State.
JAN 11. Gunmen suspected to be cattle herders killed nine people and injured many others in Karu LGA of Nasarawa State.
JAN 11: Suspected herders hacked a farmer to death and raped a woman at Paikon Bassa community in Gurdi Ward of Abaji Area Council, Abuja.
JAN11: Kidnappers killed a vigilante and kidnapped his colleague at Igbe community in Ikorodu LGA of Lagos State.
JAN 12: Boko Haram insurgents killed 40 farmers, injured and kidnapped scores of others in Dumba community, Baga, Kukawa LGA of Borno State.
JAN 12: Boko Haram killed two civilians in Chibok village, burned church, and houses.
JAN 12: A Chinese national was stabbed and killed in his office by a man and his girlfriend at Ogere, Ogun State.
JAN 12: A 23-year old man stabbed and killed his 65-year old father after consuming ‘colorado’ at Amukpe, Sapele in Delta State.
JAN 13: Two persons were killed at Iwaro, Akoko South-East LGA of Ondo State following clashes among youths of Oka-Odo, Ebo and Owake communities.
JAN 13: 10 persons were reported dead in Tatara village, Panda, Nasarawa State following a night attack by suspected Fulani terror group.
JAN 14: Anambra Joint Security Force neutralised 5 alleged Biafra secessionists at Ufuma, Orumba LGA of Anambra State.
JAN 14: A gospel singer, Timileyin Ajayi killed and butchered his girlfriend, Salome Adaidu, at Agwan Sarki, Orozo, Nasarawa State
JAN 14: The Defence Headquarters said troops in the last one week, neutralised 156 terrorists, apprehended 464 suspects and rescued 181 kidnapped hostages in different operations across the country.
North-East In the North East, Director of Defence Media Operations, Major General Edward Buba said the troops of Operation Hadin Kai eliminated 76 terrorists, arrested 72 suspects and rescued eight kidnappers’ hostages during the week.
In the North-West, Buba said the troops of Operation Fansan Yamma, neutralised 64 terrorists, arrested 69 persons and rescued 62 kidnapped hostages.He added that the air component killed scores of terrorists within Alawa Forest in Shiroro LGA of Niger as well as Maikaho and Mashigin areas of Kebbi.
JAN 15: Cultists shot and killed a HND final year student of Akwa State Polytechnic , Ikot Osurua, Akwa Ibom State.
JAN 16: The troops of Defence Headquarters Special Operations Brigade, neutralised six terrorists in Gudu LGA of Sokoto State and recovered weapons.
JAN 16: A man stabbed his brother-in-law to death at Ubomiri in Mbaitoli LGA, Imo State..
JAN 16: A 23-year old man machetted his father to death over refusal to give him N5000 at Amukpe, Sapele LGA of Delta State.
JAN 16: A Computer Science student of Westland Polytechnic, Ilobu, Ogun State was shot and killed in the town by gunmen suspected to be from Ifon community.
JAN 18: An officer of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Assistant Superintendent (ASP) Aminu Salisu, was shot and killed during an operation in Awka, Anambra.
JAN 18: Joint security personnel in Katsina State foiled bandits’ attack on Ruwan-Doruwa village, Dutsin-ma LGA and neutralised seven suspected bandits.
JAN 19: A man alleged to be a cultist, Nasir Isiaka, was killed by two masked men at Owo in Owo LGA of Ondo State.
JAN 19: Gunmen shot Celestial Church prophet to death in during Sunday service at Idiroko, Ogun State.
JAN 19: Police confirmed one person dead in a clash between the people of Omege-Agalagu and Ukwuinyima Communities in Ikwo LGA of Ebonyi State.
JAN 20:A robbery attack at Ngalda Market in Yobe State led to the loss of seven lives and injuring of 11 others.
JAN 20: The Police killed a kidnap kingpin in Yola LGA of Adamawa State.
JAN 20: Military kills Turji’s son, several other terrorists estimated at 34 during a coordinated operations between troops of Operation Fansan Yamma and the air component along Shinkafi, Kagara, Fakai, Moriki, Maiwa and Chindo axis, Zamfara State.
JAN 20: An old woman, Kehinde Ojo, was stoned to death at Nawarudeen, along Isabo Road in Abeokuta. by 64-year-old, woman and others.
JAN 21: The Vice Chairman of the Civilian Joint Taskforce (CJTF) in Kawuri. Godori, Borno State stepped on a bomb believed to have been planted by terrorists a day earlier and died in the instant explosion.
JAN 22: Troops neutralised Bello Turji’s second-in-command, and six others around Gebe and Isa LGAs of Sokoto State.
JAN 22: An NYSC corps member, serving at FCE Pankshin, Safwan Adamu Fade, was reportedly beaten and severely injured by unknown hoodlums at the Pankshin township stadium. He died later.
JAN 22: Gunmen killed two persons, abducted five, and injured one at Akansan Garmadi in Rumaya, Kaduna State.
JAN 22: A woman set ablaze on January 21 by her husband over alleged infidelity died at Eziezekwe village, Abagana in Njikoka LGA of Anambra State.
JAN 24: Gunmen ambushed and killed an undertaker along Egbe-Ogbe-Ponyan Road in Yagba East LGA of Kogi State
JAN 25: Police neutralise 6 IPOB/ESN men in Imo
JAN 25: Man strangled his father to death for not buying him motorcycle at Eberi Quarters, Isua Akoko, Ondo State.
JAN 25: Troops killer terrorist commander and 78 others in operations across the country
JAN 26: 22 soldiers were killed in a Jihadist suicide attack in Maiduguri, Borno State.JAN 26: Troops eliminate 70 terrorists in Borno
JAN 27: Herdsmen killed two persons in Mbiri community, Ika North-East LGA of Delta state.
JAN 28: Five persons were reportedly killed during an attack by gunmen at Ajegunle-Powerline community in Akure North LGA of Ondo State.
JAN 28: Bandits killed a herder and abducted others at Dogon-Kurmi near Tafa LGA of Niger State.
JAN 28: Gunmen killed a woman they abducted with her husband, son and husband’s elder brother at Chikakore, Kubwa in Bwari Area Council, FCT Abuja.
JAN 29: 2 persons were killed when gunmen invaded Vanguard Media Staff Cooperative Society land in Lokoji community, Ogun State.
JAN 29: Police neutralised 5 suspected kidnappers and rescued three victims at Sagamu-Ijebu Ode expressway, Ogun State.
JAN 30: Bandits killed three and abducted 24 during attacks on four communities in Shinkafi LGA of Zamfara State
JAN 30: Bandits kidnapped the 4-year-old son of a council chairman, and killed his aide at Malumfashi LGA of Katsina State.
JAN 30: Anambra’s security outfit raided dreaded Lilu forest in Ihiala LGA, and killed 6 gunmen.
JAN 31: Herders killed five labourers at Ajegunle-Powerline community in Akure North LGA of Ondo State.
JAN 31: Terrorists killed a family (husband, wife and their child) while asleep at Lighitlubang village in Mangu LGA of Plateau State.
February FEB 1: Gunmen killed one person and abducted nine at Piroje village in Lau LGA of Taraba State.
FEB 1: One person was shot dead while four others were abducted by kidnappers at Shendai, Namu district in Quaan-Pan LGA of Plateau State.
FEB 2: 15 persons were killed when herders attacked Amegi Nkalagha community in Ishielu LGA of Ebonyi State.
FEB 2: 23 bandits surrendered, and one was killed at Amar village of Karim Lamido LGA of Taraba State.
FEB 3: Three persons were killed in a renewed bloody clash between rival cult groups in Onne, Eleme LGA of Rivers State.
FEB 3: Gunmen invaded Esa-Oke in Obokun LGA of Osun State, killing four people.FEB 3: Clash between residents and security agents claimed four lives during a demolition exercise at Rimi Zakara, Ungogo LGA of Kano State.
FEB 3: A man stabbed a police inspector to death at Manigi village in Masegu LGA of Niger State for marrying his son’s girlfriend, and causing the son heartbreak.
FEB 3: Gunmen killed two persons and kidnapped many at Galadimawa in Rumaya, Kaduna State.
FEB 4: Three siblings were killed, and their bodies stuffed in a deep freezer in Nnewichi, in Nnewi North LGA of Anambra state.
FEB 4: Four were confirmed dead in the kingship tussle between Esa-Oke community of Obokun LGA of Osun State.
FEB 4: kidnappers killed one, and abducted four in Shendai community of Namu District, Plateau State.
FEB 4: Gunmen invaded Ijegun-Egba community in Oriade LCDA of Lagos, killed two persons and injured several others.
FEB 4: Two people were killed by Improvised Explosive Device, IED, planted by Boko Haram terrorists on their way to a market along Harang and Jibhuhwui villages of Hawul LGA, Borno State.
FEB 4: Bandits killed a vigilante and kidnapped 6 girls in Pandogari community, Rafi LGA of Niger State.
FEB 4: A woman was killed by a stray bullet during a clash between the Bobousnand Greenlanders at Swali Ultran Modern Market, Yenagoa, Bayelsa State.
FEB 5: Gunmen killed the Chief Security Officer, CSO, of the Adokiye Amiesimaka Stadium, Richard Timothy and his 23-year old son, Silas, at their Igwuruta-Ali residence near Port Harcourt.
FEB 5: The decomposing remains of Anambra House of Assembly lawmaker, Justice Azuka, who was kidnapped on December 24, 2024 was found at the Second Niger Bridge.
FEB 5: At least five persons including All Progressives Councillorship aspirnt in the last local council polls, Amedu Agaba, reportedly lost their lives while several others sustained injuries during a bloody clash between suspected armed herdsmen and local hunters at Okpomaju village of Okete Ward in Otukpo LGA of Benue State.The killings were after a February 4 peace meeting after one herder and two hunters had been killed in the area.
FEB: The Police neutralised two bandits at Gwana district in Alkaleri LGA of Bauchi State during a tactical operation in collaboration with hunters.
FEB 6: Bandits killed one and kidnapped the former Director General of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Brigadier General Maharazu Tsiga, and nine others at Tsiga village, Bakori LGA, Katsina State.
FEB 6: A female student of Delta State Polytechnic, Ogwashi-Uku, was kidnapped by unknown gunmen, while a stray bullet killed a woman in Aniocha North Local Government Area of Delta State.
FEB 7: A 37-year old man killed his 45-year old elder brother overfood at Adegbe village, Abagana in Njikoka LGA of Anambra State.
FEB 7: Bandits killed 12 traders and abducted four in Katsina State.
FEB 7-8: No fewer than 44 terrorists were killed and 25 injured in a co-ordinated attacks across multiple fronts by troops at Kashabawa, Bwarare, Zaki and Sakaraw in Zamfara State.
FEB 8: Assailants killed an uber driver and snatched his vehicle in Lagos.
FEB 9: No fewer than 19 persons died after Deybam and Icelanders cult groups clashed in Obelle community, Emohua LGA of Rivers State.
FEB 9: A trigger-happy police man shot and killed a man at Omagwa, Rivers State.FEB 9: Bandits killed one and abducted many during an attack on Rarah community in Rabbah LGA, Sokoto State.
FEB 9: Armed robbers killed the pastor of Evangelical Church Winning All, ECWA, in Lubo community of Yamaltu/Deba LGA of Gombe State.
FEB 9. Police killed a bandit and lost two personnel in separate incidents in Yobe State.
FEB 9. Two persons died during a fight by two rival cult groups in Wadata area of Makurdi, Benue State.
FEB 10: Bandits killed a trader along Dandume Road, Katsina.
FEB 10: The Police confirmed the killing of three persons in a cult clash in Wadata area of Makurdi, Benue State
APCHaram: Their son is the current CDS - a minority northern Christian from one of the most persecuted groups in the dominant Muslim north.
The CDS has done a lot to tackle the terrorist bandits and religious nut jobs that have been terrorising Christian minority communities in the north.
They are breathing a huge sigh of relief after more than a decade of ethno-religious inspired attacks on them.
They are no longer buying into the Muslim-Muslim trope that the Agulu fraud and his pagan supporters used in getting Southern Kaduna to vote for LP.
Southern Kaduna and Christians in the north alongside other minority people's there are not going to fall for the lame IPOB tier propaganda in 2027.
The fact that El Rufai is even against this government is a plus to it and anyone who aligns with same midget have himself to blame when they don't get any northern Christian votes.
Also, the bigger revelation that will hit the axis of evil is the Hausa vote.
The Hausa vote from the NW was crucial to Tinubu wining the last elections and the reason why they voted for Tinubu is because the Hausa are now very wary of another Fulani candidate after 8ys of Buhari doing nothing to stop the Fulani terrorist madness.
If Obi likes he should align with El Rufai or any other Fulani and he will see how the Hausa majority in the NW and the Christian minorities across the north will vote massively for Tinubu.
In the SS, it will be totally different and Tinubu will win hands down owing to the bridges he is building with political figures there and the fact that SS is getting major projects under this adminstration. The opposition to the coastal highway by the obidient mob and their fraudulent Messiah , only opened SS to what the obidient movement really stands for and it isn't for their interests. Down to Rivers and the Ikweres will make a solid statement come 2027 with their votes and it won't be to anyone from the SE . This is from the current fallout by ohaneze openly claiming Rivers as their Ibo territory. A similar scenario will play out in Delta over the storm created over Anioma state and it's seccesion to the SE zone.
In the SW, the Yorubas are now ronuing so don't expect that foolish liberal nonesense in 2023 to repeat itself.
Munu El Ruffian is leading a frontal assault on your drug lord aka Escobat all you see is Peter OBI.. THE TYPICAL YORUBA WAY OF SHADOW BOXING IN THE NAME OF COWARDICE TOO SCARED TO FACE THE REAL ENEMY.
CONTINUE FOOLING YOURSELF AND LETS SEE HOW YOU WILL RETURN YOUR DRUG SNIFFING JUNKEE BACK TO ASO ROCK.. OMO ALE
Remo. Junkee has met his. Match.. A fellow jobless idiot who has time to dish it fire for fire with him while his Ronu coward who are wired to be scared to death when they hear Fulani will only view as spectators.
sagitariusbaby: Benue is 98 percent Christian, who are those complaining about the cross? But the core North can adopt Islam as a state religion but Benue can't, whoever isn't cool with the cross can cross to sambisa.
My brother please tell this ass licking Yorubas always poke nosing in everything
9japride: Why the cross? People who claim to be too religious are usually very wicked. Why can't they focus on security and providing a conducive environment for business to thrive?
Why can't you Nigerians for once say the truth and stand by it for once.. what manner of humans inhbite Nigeria? You people hide under the clok of patriotism to mis represent issues and promote falsehood.
Are you trying to claim ignorance of the fact that Benue state us 90 percent christians? The Islamic logo used to represent Kaduna state and the Jihad sword in that of Kanos does it mean their are no christians in this states? You people say things that promote the mentality of the muslins as being superior in number and influence in this country only to turn around and cry latter.. Sad!
Politics › Re: Niger Delta Monarchs Back Pipeline Surveillance Contract Renewal, Call For Peace by kaltonga: 9:35am On Mar 24, 2025
