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whizpet:
The Department of State Security (DSS) on Sunday afternoon confirmed it has presidential candidate of the African Action Congress, Mr Omoyele Sowore in its custody.

Sowore was arrested on Saturday by operatives of the DSS in his Lagos residence over proposed #RevolutionNow protests billed for Monday.

Read Also: Just In: DSS arrests Omoyele Sowore
DSS spokesman, Peter Afunanya confirmed this to reporters during a briefing at the DSS headquarters in Abuja.

Details shortly…

https://thenationonlineng.net/breaking-sowore-is-with-us-says-dss/

Call Sowore names and do sorts to him, all I know is if he's spared and he relents not, he's on his way to becoming a Nigerian presido.
His enemies are giving him the publicity unknowingly.

AudiA4:
They have started, useless religious body call CAN,is the person in question not a Nigerian? They must always come with their stupid religious divide and ethnic sentiments,is Boko Haram terrorist organisation now compared to the Saudi Arabia?

being Hausa-Fulani, is she the only Nigeria in their custody? why are others not treated same way?
your eyes will open soon.

BuhariAdvocate:
So because Oyo don't want to pay tax that's why you guys there betrayed buhari. With a massive projects that buhari administration commissioned and on going projects. There was no rational explanation in your action.

please recheck my letter, I never said paying tax is bad, just that too much of everything is BAD.

secondly, the massive projects were too much to be ignored, and I credit APC government for that in my argument.

just that, a more reasonable government would have long criminalised the incessant killings of farmers and some other tribes long before now. what is a good road and 24hrs electricity when those that supposed to enjoy them are being slaughtered like goats without the slaughterers being termed terrorists and drastic actions taken against them? rather, they are claiming more farmlands and regions everyday and we are pretending things are going fine.

Pls, the appropriate PA's should help get this to Omi Tuntun and make him reply duly.

I'm very sure it will go a long way in reshaping people's decisions as touching the oncoming gubernatorial election.

For example, I was caught in a brief argument with some other educated colleagues, *some argued we supposed to go back to a former governor who was known for being "buje-budanu", rather than someone promising omi tuntun, which we are not sure of the content.*

Though I am not into politics and I've not met Eng. Seyi Makinde in person, yet, I argued in his favour and was able to convince a lot of people, due to my little post in my Church and place of work.

The only point used against me was if Eng. Seyi Makinde is actually ready to do all I said in his defence, *claiming a known devil is better than an unseen angel.*

Well, I felt like picking up my phone, putting a call through to him and letting people hear from the horse mouth, alas, I couldn't��.

That was how I deemed it fit to write this open letter that maybe it can get to him and possibly reply.

I'm sure no leaf will drop off a tree without God's knowledge.

Thanks.

Dear Sir, I'm pleased to inform you majority will actually vote you, including I. If our votes will count, that I can't say.

The issue now is, how are we to be sure you are aware of the reasons we are voting you in and voting out APC?

The few ones are:

1. We are tired of "excessive tax" in Oyo State. What are you planning to do on this sir?
Remember, most of us are voting out Ajimobi with his governorship candidate (who said he would continue from where his master stopped), because we don't want a continuation of "too much" of tax.

2. Lackadaisical approaches to farmers-herdsmen clashes. For those who don't know, fulani herdsmen are now killing, raping, rubbing and abducting here in Yoruba land, including Oyo State, YES.

Since, Ajimobi shares a political party with PMB, his being handicapped on this issue is understandable. We are tired of being shortchanged on our land by mere uncircumcised "animals in human skin" and we are also sure his candidate will continue from where he stopped, including being care-free on farmers' plight, possibly. This is another reason we are voting you sir, Eng. Seyi Makinde, believing you will be a man of your words, "omi tuntun".

3. Incredibly high governmental "dues and fees". Aside heavy taxes, whoever has dues or fees to pay to Oyo State government under Ajimobi, and has done same under previous governments, will agree with me that these dues and fees have doubled or tripled in most cases. For instance, to get a government approval for a private nursery school, before Ajimobi's tenures, #150,000 will go a long way. But now, you dare not initiate the process if you don't have up to #500,000 or you stop halfway, get the little you have spent forfeited and have to start all over again.
This is another reason we don't want a governor that will "continue" from where the last governor stopped.

Meanwhile, to be candid, APC's government have about 75% from me at federal level, and at Oyo State level, I'll give Ajimobi about 70% when it comes to infrastructural development.
What is Eng. Seyi Makinde's plan to maintain this masterstroke, or possibly surpass it, when he eventually becomes the governor?

I hope I've not asked too much questions and I also hope you, our would-be governor, Eng. Seyi Makinde can give an open reply to this open letter!

WAHAB K. Olanrewaju,
Ibadan,
Oyo State.

SaintHilary:
Dis is the only natural di*k enlarger..if u knw u knw

the usage plssss.

FlirtyKaren:
More than 60 people were killed in twin suicide bombings in Mubi, Adamawa state on Tuesday.

Two local residents who attended funerals of the victims revealed this to AFP.

Suicide bombers killed dozens of people at a mosque and a market in northeast Nigeria on Tuesday, in a twin attack bearing the hallmarks of Islamist insurgents Boko Haram.
One Muhammad Hamidu, said:

“I took part in the burial of 68 people. More bodies were being brought by families of the victims.”

Another, Abdullahi Labaran, said:

“We left 73 freshly dug graves where each victim was buried.”

The blasts, said to have been carried out by young boys, happened shortly after 1:00 pm (1200 GMT) in Mubi, some 200 kilometres (125 miles) from the Adamawa state capital, Yola.

Imam Garki, from the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), said a joint assessment with the police and Red Cross found that 26 people were killed and 56 were injured, 11 of them critically.

They were transferred to the Federal Medical Centre in Yola for treatment. But a medical source at the Mubi General Hospital said they had received 37 bodies, while a rescue worker involved in the relief operation said he counted 42 dead and 68 injured.

adamawa bomb blast lailasnews 2
Adamawa bomb blast at the market today
“These I saw with my own eyes. We were counting as they were being taken,” said Sani Kakale.

Two local residents who attended funerals for the victims said the death toll was much higher — and could climb further.

“Before I left the cemetery I took part in the burial of 68 people. More bodies were being brought by families of the victims,” said Muhammad Hamidu.

“I think this is the worst attack Mubi has ever witnessed. The human loss is unimaginable.”

Abdullahi Labaran added:

“We left 73 freshly dug graves where each victim was buried. There are still unclaimed bodies at the hospital.

Conflicting death tolls are not unusual in Nigeria. The authorities have also previously played down casualty figures. Suspicion for the attack immediately fell on Boko Haram, the jihadist group whose quest to establish a hardline Islamic state in northeast Nigeria has left at least 20,000 dead since 2009.

Mubi has been repeatedly targeted in attacks blamed on Boko Haram since it was briefly overrun by the militants in late 2014.

Nigeria’s government and military have long maintained that the Islamic State group affiliate is a spent force and on the verge of defeat. But there has been no let-up in attacks in the northeast, particularly in Borno state, adjacent to Adamawa, which has been the epicentre of the violence.

Last Thursday, at least four people were killed when suicide bombers and fighters attempted to storm the Borno state capital, Maiduguri, raising fresh questions about security.

Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has been in the United States this week and met his US counterpart Donald Trump, who pledged more support in the fight against Boko Haram.

https://lailasnews.com/adamawa-bomb-blasts-update-over-60-people-now-dead/

lalasticlala

This was a make-believe scam, an impeccable corrective strategy!

This was probably staged to fool Trump and Christians that this ongoing attack is not religion-related, which is a naked lie.

I have few questions.

Why was it immediately after the president was being criticised by Trump and Christians?
Why was it 1:00pm?
Which worshiper would be expected to be at the mosque by that time?
Why not 5:30am (Subhi time)?
Why not 2:00pm (Surhi time)?
Why not 4:00pm (Asri time)?
Why not 7:00pm (Nasri time)?
Why not 8:00pm (Ishai time)?
Or if it must be 1:00pm, why on a Tuesday?
Why not by 1:00pm on a Friday during jumat?

Dear brethren, don't let us be fooled on the ongoing jihad against Christianity in Nigeria.

Even if it was to be during any of the critical times above, nothing stops them from either directly or indirectly informing the worshipers to absent themselves just to make a make believe.

Lastly, why were the assumed Moslems not slaughtered too like cows as the two Reverend Fathers with their parishioners (so we can identify them)?

I rise!

he even talked about his next political ambition. what a life!

so sad, just this morning. I listened to him on radio few weeks back.

Tragedy has hit the people of Oyo State as the Speaker of the State’s House of Assembly, Rt Honourable (Barrister) Michael Adeyemo has slumped and died.
The sad news was broken to PMParrot by insiders from the state’s Assembly this morning.
Though details are still being expected, we can authoritatively inform that his corpse has been deposited at the University of Ibadan’s anatomy department.
Said our source “his colleagues on oversight function have suspended their activities and are now with his corpse in UI”
Stay with PMParrot for update.
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source: https://www.google.com/url?q=https://pmparrotng.com/2018/04/27/oyo-speaker-michael-adeyemo-slumps-dies/&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwifwrq1jdraAhVLalAKHUaFAxMQFjABegQICRAB&usg=AOvVaw1-R4f3M43LRhCrPqRs3-Ic

koolcat:
The list is poo if DANGOTE family ain't in it.!

Dangote is from Dantata's family, they top the list.

I humbly request effective and tested natural remedies to reduce my girlfriend's tummy fat.

She had an issue 7 years ago but her tummy has refused to return to normalcy. She has added much flesh too!

Can anyone please suggest any affordable solution.

Thanks in anticipation of your maturity.

the fact is, we masses are the ones doing ourselves.

before, the middlemen and primary producers were shouting "dollar nio" , "dollar nio".

now, naira is appreciating but their old prices persists, even skyrocketing in most cases.

sadly enough, our government has shown no concrete concern whatsoever.

I don't know what customers protection agency, international labour organization, public complaints bureau, etc are actually doing.

when I was in primary school in the early 90's, we used to run to garri whenever we are out of cash, we were so conscious of what to eat, hence, insisting on balanced diets, sad enough, not any more! a cup of garri in Ibadan is now #50.

what baffles most is that, by January 2015, I bought one mould (10 cups) of garri at the rate of #100 at bodija market in ibadan under Jonathan Goodluck. unbelievably, I bough the same item for #250 in December, same year under buhari. now, same mould goes for #500.

another critical issue we should look into is false measures generally and piblicly adopted by market women. no governmental agency or NGO has shown concern. hardly can you see 9 cups to measure in a mould that suppose to measure 10 cups, haba. that was a big offence under military regime.

I remember under general babangida, soldiers came to my sister's kerosene tanker to sell our kerosene at a price determined by the government during kerosene scarcity. she actually was hoarding the commodity to get high profit but the reverse was the case when soldiers arrived. can't democracy copy these from military?

people are really suffering!

SAINTSAMURAI:
ITs obvious she is indeed hiding something from you, but since u have no proof, i will advice u to secretly confront her close friend, as in best of friends, if u play ur game well, her best friend will open up to u.

i support this view. I used it and i discoverd the greatest shock of my life. I don't understand why women behave this way, so painful!

Like seriously? What a legend! I think i know this guy. He is studying sexology and bediology in nackiology department of oau. I talk am say you go make oau proud oneday. God bless the soul that imagined this.

Thanks alot. A trial isn't bad anyway!

"Please Dear, I Want It Better!"

I hope many could see beyond fayose's recent adverts. the senseless man is being used by GEJ to tackle OBJ whom he dare not tackle himself. omo ina ni aa ran si ina, no wonder GEJ did everything possible to reinstate the foolish rascal into office. I wonder what will become of him when GEJ openly apologize to the enigmatic OBJ. the earlier we yorubas start to unite ourselves and form a formidable force like hausas and igbos the better.

All your points are good for those in the world. A godly wife needs not to heed. thanks.

[color=#006600][/color] President Jona is actually not ignorant of the root, and of course, the forces behind boko-haram.
By the time the whole truth is revealed, we would realise there are more wolfs in sheep's clothing than we could ever imagined. I RISE........!!!

[quote author=berem post=27816577]Chai! See as person leg scatter o! I hope I can sleep this night.

Ohun ti oun pa oloko lekun.......