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No fewer than 25, 794 Nigerians may have died in violent crises in the first four years of President Muhammadu Buhari.

The figure was released by the Nigeria Security Tracker, a project run by the Council on Foreign Relations, a nonprofit think tank specialising in United States foreign policy and international affairs.

The number represents those killed by different insurgent groups and Boko Haram in northern Nigeria, herdsmen, and people who died due to extra-judicial activities of the military.

From June 2015 to May 2019, when the President had his first tenure, our correspondent observed that Borno suffered the highest casualties recording 9,303 deaths. The state was followed by Zamfara (1,963) and Adamawa (1,529).

Others captured in the map are Kaduna (1,488), Plateau (771), Taraba (649), Benue (1,642), Niger (252) Rivers (730), Cross River (467), Ogun (301), among others.

Graphical illustration revealed that the highest casualties were recorded in July 2015 (1,299) and January 2019 (1,077).

Within the four years timeline, members of the Boko Haram sect were responsible for 5,598 deaths, while sectarian violence, including the herdsmen-farmers crisis, led to 4,917 deaths.

State actors alone, including the military, were said to have killed 4,068 people.

During the tenure of former President Goodluck Jonathan (June 2011 to May 2015), a total of 34,884 people were reportedly killed across the country.

The highest record of casualties was in March 2014, when 3,456 Nigerians were killed.

Boko Haram and the military were jointly responsible for 12,765 deaths.

The Council on Foreign Relations, while explaining the methodology behind the data, said it relied on media reports.

The report said:

“The Nigeria Security Tracker tracks violence that is both causal and symptomatic of Nigeria’s political instability and citizen alienation. The data are based on weekly surveys of Nigerian and international media.

“The data start with May 29, 2011, the date of Goodluck Jonathan’s inauguration as president. It was an event that highlighted the increasing bifurcation of the country on regional and religious lines. The NST is updated weekly.

“Relying on press reports of violence presents methodological limitations. There is a dearth of accurate reporting across certain regions, death tolls are imprecise, and accounts of incidents vary. There is the potential for political manipulation of media. Given these limitations, the NST makes every effort to collect information from multiple sources. Nevertheless, NST statistics should be viewed as indicative rather than definitive.”

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Presidential Photographer Bayo Omoboriowo Reveals President Buhari Doesn’t Like To Pose For Photos


Bayo Omoboriowo, the Presidential photographer who sat for an interview with The Nation, revealed that President Buhari doesn’t like to pose for photos.

He further stated that one of the things he has been able to do with the images of President Buhari, is to show Nigerians the reality of who the president is.

The Presidential photographer who stated that Buhari doesn’t like to pose for photos, added that the President has been himself and nothing has been doctored.

Explaining why he titled his book, ‘Being Buhari’, Omoboriowo said,

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“One of the things I have done about the images of President Buhari is the reality of who the president is. Every picture you will see in the book is the reality of who he is: as a father, as the president, when in bilateral relations or during international engagements. All what you see is just he being himself, nothing doctored or enhanced. It is the reality of what he has been in the last four years. For instance, people don’t know that he is not the kind of person who wants to pose for images.

He further revealed that he titled the second photo-book ‘Being Buhari’, which is a sequel to the first one titled ‘Buhari’ to chronicle the experience and journey of President Buhari in the last four years.


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Fake Malaria drugs is said to have been the cause of death of a beautiful final year ESUT student, identified as Ojeh Cynthia Nnenna.

Ojeh Cynthia Nnenna lost her life after a brief illness which has now been attributed to the fake malaria drug she ingested.



The final year Accounting student of the Enugu State University of science and Technology, who was set to finish her degree lap next month, died Friday night, just hours after having a chat with her friend, detailing what she was going through.

In her last conversation on WhatsApp, she shared how she took a fake malaria drugs prescribed to her at the pharmacy. Read the chat which proves the claim that fake malaria drug was the cause of Cynthia’s death.

According to Ojeh Cynthia Nnenna:

I took fake malaria drugs that was what insulted my liver and it resulted in my eyes.

According to the scan result it shows I have inflammation of the liver.

People are bad

How can someone be selling fake Malaria drugs

Again according to the test, i have small malaria and excess typhoid.

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“You Owe Me Money For Going to Prison On Your Behalf” – Naira Marley Tells Yahoo Boys


Naira Marley who was released from Ikoyi prison last Friday, has said internet fraudster aka Yahoo boys owe him money for ”going to prison on their behalf.”

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In a live video session on Instagram, the embattled singer said he went to prison because of Yahoo boys and for that, that they owe him money.

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Ruggedman Was Attacked At A Restaurant In London


Nigerian legendary rapper, Ruggedman has been attacked by some group of 4 men at 805 Restaurant in London.

The cause of the attack is yet to be known, but there are speculation that it in connection to Naira Marley’s arrest.



At least two separate voices, apart from the attackers, were heard in the video, with one of them recording the incident. They are believed to be with the attackers.

Ruggedman wrote:

Being attacked by 4 misguided boys will not deter me from fighting for the youths, even though they blindly fight me.

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Read Full Text Of Buhari’s Inaugural Speech On Democracy Day


President Buhari Muhammadu spoke at the democracy day celebration at Eagle Square Abuja and promised to ensure that Nigeria remains a single entity and to build a viable economy.

The President also promised to develop Nigeria through agriculture and to form a formidable partnership with foreign countries.

Full text of Buhari’s speech below:

1. Protocols

All Praise is due to GOD Almighty Who spared our lives to be present at this great occasion. We give thanks also that the democratic process has been further entrenched and strengthened.

2. Twenty years ago, a democratically elected government took over from the military in a historic transfer of political power for our country.



3. Today, we are privileged to mark the longest period of unbroken democratic leadership and 5th peaceful transfer of power from one democratically elected government to another in Nigeria.

4. Throughout the last four years, I respected the independence of INEC. I ensured that INEC got all the resources it needed for independent and impartial management of elections in the country.

5. All interested parties are agreed that the recent elections, which except for pockets of unrest, were free, fair and peaceful.

6. I thank all the people who worked for our party, who campaigned and who voted for us. I thank my fellow Nigerians, who, since 2003 have consistently voted for me.

7. Victory is your greatest reward; peace, unity and greater prosperity will be our collective legacy.

Your Excellencies, Fellow Nigerians,

8. I and Nigerians collectively must give adequate thanks to our Armed Forces, Police and other law enforcing agencies for working round the clock to protect us by putting themselves in harm’s way and defending our values and protecting our future.

9. Terrorism and insecurity are worldwide phenomena and even the best policed countries are experiencing increasing incidents of unrest and are finding things hard to cope.



10. The principal thrust of this new Administration is to consolidate on the achievements of the last four years, correct the lapses inevitable in all human endeavors and tackle the new challenges the country is faced with and chart a bold plan for transforming Nigeria.

11. Fellow Nigerians, I have had the privilege of free education from Primary school to Staff College to War College.

12. I received my formative education in Katsina and Kaduna and my higher education in England, India and the United States.

13. I have worked and served in Kaduna, Lagos, Abeokuta, Makurdi, Port Harcourt, Maiduguri, Ibadan, Jos and finally here in Abuja. Throughout my adult life, I have been a public servant. I have no other career but public service. I know no service but public service.

14. I was involved at close quarters in the struggle to keep Nigeria one. I can therefore do no more than dedicate the rest of my life to work for the unity of Nigeria and upliftment of Nigerians.

15. In 2002-2003 campaigns and elections, I travelled by road to 34 of the 36 states of the Federation. This year I travelled by air to all 36 states of the Federation.

16. Before and during my time in the Armed Forces and in government, I have interacted with Nigerians of all ages and persuasions and different shades of opinion over a period of more than fifty years.

17. And my firm belief is that our people above all want to live in peace and harmony with their fellow Nigerians. They desire opportunity to better themselves in a safe environment.

18. Most of the instances of inter-communal and inter-religious strife and violence were and are still as a result of sponsorship or incitements by ethnic, political or religious leaders hoping to benefit by exploiting our divisions and fault lines, thereby weakening our country.



19. And our country Nigeria is a great country. According to United Nations estimates, our population will rise to 411 million by 2050, making us the third most populous nation on earth behind only China and India.

20. We have water, arable land, forests, oil and gas and vast quantities of solid minerals. We are blessed with an equable climate. However, the bulk of our real wealth lies in Agriculture, Livestock, Forestry and Mining. We possess all the ingredients of a major economic power on the world stage.

21. What we require is the will to get our acts together. And our strength is in our people – our youth, our culture, our resilience, our ability to succeed despite the odds.

22. A huge responsibility therefore rests on this and succeeding Administrations to develop, harness and fulfil our enormous potential into a force to be reckoned with globally.

23. Thus far, we Nigerians can be proud of our history since Independence in 1960. We have contributed to UN peace-keeping responsibilities all over the world; we have stabilized Liberia, Sierra Leone, Ivory Coast and two years ago we prevented the Gambia from degenerating into anarchy.

24. Without Nigerian influence and resources, the liberation of Angola, Mozambique, Namibia, Zimbabwe and ultimately South Africa would have come at greater cost. This fact had been attested by none other than the late Nelson Mandela himself.

25. Elsewhere, Nigeria is the Big Brother to our neighbours. We are the shock-absorber of the West African sub-region, the bulwark of ECOWAS and Lake Chad Basin Commission. We can therefore be proud to be Nigerians. We must continue to be Good Neighbours and Good Global Citizens.

26. At home, we have been successful in forging a nation from different ethnicities and language groups: our evolution and integration into one nation continues apace.



27. When, therefore we came to office in 2015 after a decade of struggle we identified three cardinal and existential challenges our country faced and made them our campaign focus, namely security, economy and fighting corruption.

28. None but the most partisan will dispute that in the last four years we have made solid progress in addressing these challenges.

29. When I took the oath of office on 29 May 2015, insecurity reigned. Apart from occupying 18 local governments in the North East, Boko Haram could at will attack any city including the Federal Capital, could threaten any institution including bombing the United Nations building and Police Headquarters in Abuja.

30. Admittedly, some of the challenges still remain in kidnappings and banditry in some rural areas. The great difference between 2015 and today is that we are meeting these challenges with much greater support to the security forces in terms of money, equipment and improved local intelligence. We are meeting these challenges with superior strategy, firepower and resolve.

31. In face of these challenges, our Government elected by the people in 2015 and re-elected in March has been mapping out policies, measures and laws to maintain our unity and at the same time lift the bulk of our people out of poverty and onto the road to prosperity.

32. This task is by no means unattainable. China has done it. India has done it. Indonesia has done it. Nigeria can do it. These are all countries characterized by huge burdens of population.

33. China and Indonesia succeeded under authoritarian regimes. India succeeded in a democratic setting. We can do it.

34. With leadership and a sense of purpose, we can lift 100 million Nigerians out of poverty in 10 years.

35. Following the 60 percent drop in oil prices between 2015 and 2016, through monetary and fiscal measures, we stimulated economic growth, curbed inflation and shored up our external reserves.

36. We now have witnessed 8 quarters of positive growth in the economy and our GDP is expected to grow by 2.7 percent this year.

37. Furthermore, our external reserves have risen to $45 billion enough to finance over 9 months of current import commitments.

38. This Administration is laying the foundation and taking bold steps in transforming our country and liberating our people from the shackles of poverty.

39. First, we will take steps to integrate rural economies to the national economic “grid” by extending access to small-scale credits and inputs to rural farmers, credit to rural micro-businesses and opening up many critical feeder roads.

40. Secondly, for small-scale enterprises in towns and cities, we shall expand facilities currently available so that we continue to encourage and support domestic production of basic goods and reduce our reliance of imported goods as I will outline later.

41. For the next four years, we will remain committed to improving the lives of people by consolidating efforts to address these key issues as well as emerging challenges of climate change, resettling displaced communities and dealing decisively with the new flashes of insecurity across the country, and the impacts on food scarcity and regional stability.

42. We are not daunted by the enormity of the tasks ahead. Instead, we are revived by this new mandate to work collaboratively with State and Local Governments, Legislators, the Diplomatic Corps and all Nigerians to rebuild and reposition our country as the heartbeat and reference point for our continent.

43. Fellow Nigerians, Your Excellencies, Ladies & Gentlemen:

a. Despite the enormous resources pledged to infrastructure development these past four years, there remains the urgent need to modernize our roads and bridges, electricity grid, ports and rail systems.

b. Whilst agriculture and industrial output have recovered since the recession, we are more committed than ever to work with the private sector to improve productivity and accelerate economic growth.

c. The Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index which is the gauge of manufacturing activity in the country has also risen for 26 consecutive months since March 2017 indicating continuous growth and expansion in our manufacturing sector.

d. It still takes too long for goods to clear at our seaports and the roads leading to them are congested. It still takes too long for routine and regulatory approvals to be secured. These issues affect our productivity and we are committed to addressing them permanently.

e. Our Government will continue work to reduce social and economic inequality through targeted social investment programs, education, technology and improved information.

f. Our social intervention programs are a model for other nations. Together with state governments, we provide millions of school children with meals in primary schools, micro loans to traders and entrepreneurs, skills and knowledge acquisition support to graduates and of course, conditional cash transfers to the poorest and most vulnerable in our society.

g. A database of poor and vulnerable households is being carefully built based on age, gender, disability, educational levels for proper planning in this Administration’s war against poverty.

h. A database of unemployed but qualified youth has also been developed under the National Social Investment Programme which can be used by the public and private sectors for recruitment purposes. Cumulatively, nearly 2 million beneficiaries have received aid under this Programme apart from Anchors Borrowers Programme and School Feeding initiative each reaching 2 million recipients. And we will do more. Much more.


God bless us all, and God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.


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A Twitter user @mskhaddie has shared that she saw a 6 months old baby who was reportedly raped by 3 guys while she was in the hospital with her colleague who took her son to the hospital.

See her narration below:

My colleague took her son to the hospital yesterday, while she was waiting to see the doctor, a 6months old baby was rushed to the hospital. 3guys raped her.
So many evil people in this world.

She will take her son to the hospital tomorrow for another checkup…I will ask her for an update.

Parents don’t leave your children with anybody, don’t trust anybody with your children. Not uncles or aunties and certainly not your neighbors


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A heavy flooding has taken over a community in Abeokuta, leaving one person dead and a car swallowed up.

A video has emerged online showing how a flood ravaged the Adatan community in Abeokuta, leaving residents deeply affected.

The flooding which reportedly erupted after a long rainfall, affected several homes and even swallowed a car up. The affected car is seen in the video submerged in the water as residents try to bring it out.



Local reports show that a resident was also killed, leaving family and friends grieving.

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Nigerian politician, Ned Nwoko and his new wife are both enjoying their new marriage after being spotted all romantic while hanging out with family and loved ones during the Eid-Fitri celebration.



The photo shows Regina riding on her husband’s back while onlookers who were mostly family members, cheered them on as they show love and affection to each other.

The duo who only got married traditionally last week have kept social media buzzing with their news.


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Sat Guru Maharaj ji, has called on President Buhari to appoint him as his ‘spiritual adviser and also as Minster of Petroleum.

Maharaji made his ambitions clear during a press briefing to mark the 26th year ‘Anniversary Celebrations of Nigeria Declaration as the new Holy Land of the Universe which held at the Maharaj ji village, along Lagos/Ibadan Expressway.


At the conference, the Guru said the federal government needs to increase the wages and improve on the welfare of judges in the country to stop the temptation of receiving bribes directly or through agents. He also called for the creation of state police, saying it would help improve the security situation in the country.

He also advised the federal government to reveal the names of those involved in the mismanagement of funds of some privatised Nigerian companies, including Nigerian Airways, Ajaokuta Steel, Delta Steel, Nigeria Electric Power Authority among others.

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A man who insisted that his wife delivered her baby at home has been arrested and accused of ‘deliberate criminal negligence’.

According to reports, the man identified as Mr. Samuel Chidi, a graduate of Law from Ebonyi State University, Abakiliki, had watched his wife who had previously delivered twice though cesarean section, battle with labour pains in their room and bled to death.

“Chidi could have easily contacted a Nurse who was also living in the same compound but instead left the poor woman locked up in the room with a patent medicine dealer who, to make matters worse, administered improper injections, dragged out the baby to the ground while the husband pinned her legs down, collected the blood, the baby’s placenta and hid in his room while leaving the agonizing mother to bleed till death,” IgbereTV reports.

It was gathered that the incident occurred around 11pm, and Chidi did not inform anyone in the compound or any member of the deceased family until the afternoon of the following day when a neighbour, a Nurse who came to check on Mrs. Nkechi, the late woman, learnt of the incident.



“She insisted that her corpse be deposited immediately at the morgue for proper attention while the lucky newborn baby be moved into intensive care,” the source said.

It was gathered that the family of the deceased was contacted soon after and dismayed by the negligent conduct of the man who had sworn to love, cherish and protect their daughter till death do them part, withdrew the body and proceeded to dump it in the man’s compound “for him to do with it as he had presumably purposed.”

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“But for the quick intervention of members of the Nigeria Police from Kpirikpiri Station, who were on Patrol duty, got wind of the incident and prevailed on the situation.”

The corpse was returned to the Federal Teaching Hospital, Abakaliki mortuary while the suspect was placed under police custody pending investigation and trial.

“The circumstances surrounding the death of Mrs. Nkechi remain largely a mystery to her neighbours and family, and the general public is hopeful that the Justice Department of the State will leave no stone unturned in their attempt to unravel it and bring those culpable to book,” a family source squealed.

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Is this your site op? What's that yellow nonsense obscuring everything for?!

NO sir.. Click on the minimize sign to see full post

After marriage.. so sad

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Regina Daniels‘ husband, Ned Nwoko, has been sacked by the Court of Appeal sitting in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital.

The court in a decision on Thursday said the case instituted at the Abuja Division of the Federal High Court which resulted in the recognition of Mr Nwoko as the winner of the election by the Independent National Electoral Commission was wrongly filed.

The appellate court ruled that the matter ought to have been brought at the lower court before the expiration of 14 days from the time of the incidence that birthed the suit.

It further ruled that the failure of the applicant at the lower court to file the case before the expiration of 14 days meant that the case had become statute-barred and the lower court lacked jurisdiction to entertain the matter in the first place.


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Teaser4:
na you and your family go rot in kirikiri...ogun kill yu there

You don't understand english.. .. Kindly re-read the title well and content before you rush to comment.. don't you goto school...

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Today is the judgement day for Nigerian Singer, Naira Marley as Court set to decide if he will be granted Bail or remanded in Prison.

You will recall that some days back, Justice Nicholas Oweibo of the Federal High Court in Lagos ordered that musician, Azeez Fashola, aka Naira Marley, be remanded in the prison custody.

The judge adjourned till today to take the bail application filed by the defence counsel, Taiwo Oreagba, on behalf of his client.

The musician was arraigned before him on 11 counts, bordering on credit card fraud.

Naira Marley had pleaded not guilty to the cyber fraud charges pressed against him by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.

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MARLEY IN PRISON!! See The Moment Naira Marley Was Handed Over To PRISON Officials [VIDEO]

Helen paul as point out the fact we need to know

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Nigerian Comedian, Dr. Helen Paul has taken to social media to speaking in defense of Teen Actress, Regina Daniels who is currently embroiled in a rumor that she got married to a much older Billionaire from Delta State, Ned Nwoko.


Although neither party confirmed nor debunked the rumor, fans of the young actress have since been criticizing her decision and spewing negative vibe her way.


Dr. Helen has now come out to bash the hypocrisy and speak in defense of Regina.

She shared a video with the caption ;

Hypocrisy of the highest order, ladies are used to killing and condemning each other.
Do you know what she has gone through?
Do you know what pushed her and her family to go into such a marriage?

There are people who get married at an older age and their husbands are using them as punching bag.
Why are we quick to judge women? The woman did this, the woman did that, What about the men?
Please let us leave issues that are sorted and focus on matters that truly need attention.

Nigeria is so big. Plenty problems to be solved o…
Every body na sinner!
Better matter no go trend o.


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i am very very happy for her ... it's good to give birth in wealth

wow congratulation

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Finally, Regina Daniels is reportedly 4-months-pregnant for her alleged billionaire husband, Ned Nwoko. LinkupchoiceMedia exclusively reports!





This is coming after the actress was rumored to have wedded the Billionaire Lawyer.

This is also coming after she made her first public appearance with him in Delta state.





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Regina Daniels Pregnant: After www.linkupchoice.com in an exclusive report, revealed the source of teen actress, Regina Daniels sudden wealth as well as her eventual secret marriage to Honourable, Prince Ned Nwoko, it became an internet sensation.

However, being the original source of the story, we can again authoritatively say here and now that there is more where that came from.

Speaking to e-NIGERIA! exclusively during the weekend, a family source hinted that 18-year-old Regina Daniels who just got hooked to her 59-year-old lover, Ned nwoko is already 4-months pregnant.



Buttressing further, the source revealed thus, “not only is she pregnant, but for now, Regina Daniels remains Ned Nwoko’s most favourite wife, with unlimited access to his most expensive cars, houses, as well as his private jet which she brandishes all about. Click Next to read further.

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wow her is beautiful

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WOW! Talented Nigerian singer and wife to Adekunle Gold, Simi while promoting her new album, ‘Omo Charlie Champagne’, has shown off her new short hairstyle.


The married star shaved her hair to reveal a younger and cuter version of herself.


Many fans have been gushing over her look, asking her never to revert to long hair or weaves again.
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If you come to look at it? she's saying the main true.....

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Can you just imagine Victoria Kimani is not going to date you if you’re broke why? Because she is unapologetically not ready to date a guy who doesn’t have cash.

Speaking on Upclose with Betty, the China Love singer talked about some of the qualities she looks for in a man and why her love life is ‘dead’.



“First of all you can’t be broke,” Victoria said. “He needs to have swag and be successful,” she continued.

The shock written on Victoria Kimani’s face was so evident when Betty asked if she would be with a man because of true love and not money.

She laughed uncontrollably and said she wouldn’t date someone who is lazy and unambitious.

See the Video here on her Instagram