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louie3: settle out of court ke.wat r u saying sef? This is a criminal case.d deceased family hs no say in d mata.only d state can decide wot happens to him

Adedayo516: You started following this case today... All true no lie

Adedayo516: You started following this case today... All true no lie

Adedayo516: You started following this case today... All true no lie

rezzy: Was the girl not white?

This case is somehow. Nobody can really judge his mind. But God knows best

nifton: Sorry d diseased was a white too.

vacanci: reeva steenkamp is her name and she is white.

vacanci: Na black person he kill?. cool down na

rezzy: Following. I am fearing fear for him oo

elohorayodele: Way to go. With more of these East -west migration would soon be history

mistudreh: Boko Haram seeks swap of 30 Chibok girls for
18 chiefs
After a secret negotiation, Boko Haram has agreed to
release some of the abducted 219 Chibok girls, The Nation learnt yesterday.
The sect has listed 18 of its key members, who it said
should be freed from detention in exchange for the girls.
But there was a snag last night because while the
government wanted freedom for all the 219 Government
Secondary School, Chibok girls, the sect said it would free
only 30. The girls have been in captivity for 149 days.
Boko Haram sent the list of its commanders and the 30
girls to be swapped to a minister, who is also a lawyer, an
elderstatesman and a key facilitator of peace with the sect, Comrade Shehu Sani, who is also the President of the Civil Rights Congress of Nigeria, according to sources.
The list, it was learnt, was sent after secret talks between a government delegation and a Boko Haram commander,
who is being detained in Kuje Prison in Abuja. But there
was no confirmation of this last night.
According the sources, the delegation, whose membership was kept under wrap, discussed with the commander, who is simply described as Umar.
One of the sources said: “Some top officials met with Umar about two weeks ago in Kuje Prison to discuss issues connected to the fate of the Chibok girls.
“We heard some inmates sharing this information that the sect might swap the girls with Umar and others. But all the details are still secret because Umar keeps to himself a lot.”
But another source said: “The delegation had a fruitful
negotiation with Umar, who is one of the highly-rated
commanders of Boko Haram. The group assured Umar of a swap and he has been looking forward to it.
“The sect has given a list of 18 of its members to be
swapped with the abducted Chibok girls.”
It was, however, gathered that the fresh negotiation has
suffered a little setback because Boko Haram has agreed to set free only 30 of the remaining 219 girls in its custody.
The government has offered to release the 18 key Boko
Haram leaders/ members only on the condition that all the Chibok girls will be freed.
Some security agents are said to have given “cautious
advice” to the government when there was “no full
assurance that all the girls will be released”.
“So, technically, the release of 30 girls was unacceptable to the government based on the advice of some security
agents,” another source said, adding:
“You can see why Nigerians should stop blaming Boko
Haram from continuously keeping these girls in captivity.
What is of concern now is to get even these 30 girls out to prove to the whole world that they are alive.”
Sani simply said last night: “No comment.”
Earlier in May, Sani explained why he and some Boko
Haram contacts had audience with ex-President Olusegun
Obasanjo in Abeokuta.
He said the session was meant to open a new channel for
dialogue with the sect to rescue the girls.
He said: “The meeting in Abeokuta was aimed at
repackaging and salvaging the dialogue option.”
It was not immediately clear if the latest talks had any
connection with the repackaging or not.
The Chairman of the Presidential Fact-Finding Committee
on the abduction of Chibok girls, Brig-Gen. Ibrahim Sabo,
had on July 22 said the incident was real, contrary to
misinterpretation in some quarters.
He also said 276 pupils were abducted, but 219 were
unaccounted for, as at the time of submitting the report.
He said 57 of the abducted pupils had been reunited with
their families after escaping from the sect.
Gen. Sabo, who made the disclosures in an address at the presentation of the committee’s report to the President, said 119 pupils escaped from the school premises before the insurgents took away their classmates.”
http://thenationonlineng.net/new/boko-haram-seeks-swap-of-30-chibok-girls-for-18-chiefs/

whatlyf: Go and Signup for Spelling Bee contest.
Nonsese

whatlyf: Go and Signup for Spelling Bee contest.
Nonsese

whatlyf: To hell with you and your TRIBAL politics. I am Sure Timpre Sylva, the entire officials of Rivers State Government down to the House and LGA's are Northerners. Oh Amaechi is a Northerner. To hell with your tribal Politics.

Excerpt from one of my comments

FINALLY
We know that you are the BEST in THE WORLD...All Hail the Self-Proclaimed World Best... Nonsense

whatlyf: I dislike divisive and covetous people. I am stating this without mincing word that SE do not mean well for the SS people and SPECIFICALLY the Ijaw nation(I owe no one any apology). The events of 1967 clearly demonstrated that. Since then, the SS people have been VERY careful and fast in thinking. They have created rivalry for themselves with the North and Yorubas, any attempt to rope in the South South into their divisive plan shall be resisted by any means possible. I understand that some people in the core north may not understand the demography of the South and may confuse the opinion of ethnic bigots to that of the Niger Deltans. This medium is an opportunity to make the clarification instead of keeping quiet and watch some nincompoop create enemies for us on our behalf.

The Bold is so true

whatlyf: I dislike divisive and covetous people. I am stating this without mincing word that SE do not mean well for the SS people and SPECIFICALLY the Ijaw nation(I owe no one any apology). The events of 1967 clearly demonstrated that. Since then, the SS people have been VERY careful and fast in thinking. They have created rivalry for themselves with the North and Yorubas, any attempt to rope in the South South into their divisive plan shall be resisted by any means possible. I understand that some people in the core north may not understand the demography of the South and may confuse the opinion of ethnic bigots to that of the Niger Deltans. This medium is an opportunity to make the clarification instead of keeping quiet and watch some nincompoop create enemies for us on our behalf.

The Bold is so true

neuljosh: No there is no policies as such.

neuljosh: No there is no policies as such.

eleojo23: They should resolve this amicably as much as possible.

Emulti: ok, how will PDP winning election put food on my table?

neuljosh: Big fat lies.....OP where did you copy this poo from?? To start with, Christ embassy don't call their churches Parish but rather they say, Satellite Church. The author of this post must be high on crack

segzyj: Enough of all dis propaganda

Richiy: P-Square: Dressing like kids in Christmas clothes since 100bc.

Joagbaje: There are preachers and there are men of God.. . . .

OAUTemitayo: Using your logic, why would Lagos not be able to pay off its debt in a year if it stopped all recurrent and capital expenditures?
remembered you said Lagos owes $1billion and it generates $ billion?
Waiting for your answer

msmon: Oh! See Economist, you call this healthy loan when the cost of servicing the loan is almost as much as the loan itself when it's cumulative. Abeg Park well!

msmon: Oh! See Economist, you call this healthy loan when the cost of servicing the loan is almost as much as the loan itself when it's cumulative. Abeg Park well!

olushowunm: . And you just displayed the highest height of ignorance, because you never made any point but a personal attack. So come up with your opinion and let's weigh it in public court of opinions and let's see who have a superior argument.

Bholutife18: Ouch! I pray it doesm take earth as last bust stop.