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macdonvirus:
then it can be too good to be a lie,am keeping vigil just to figure out how the woman's tummy was when she was pregnant. Chai her vagina,hope they can stitch her already torn vulva together. To his husband,never do that tin again without condon,next maybe sixteenplet,am I correct?

maryam6:
oh my GOD! Dis is too gud 2 be true.

Tallesty1:
Same Here


I played her song inside my small poultry farm and the egg layers didn't lay egg for months.

It will never happen again.

new2020: In the defense of Hausa people, to "author-macdonvirus" that comment was made by a yoruba person...that's their Modus Operandi. Very evil minded, lazy people who spend their day counting Igbo achievements out of jealousy! FYI, Obasanjo had more Igbo appointees than Jonathan...fact. All the notables...Okonjo Iweala, Soludo, Ezekwesili, Onyuike, late Akunyili, and many others came to prominence through OBJ. Yara'Adua came in, retained 80% of all previous Igbo appointees and added more...fact. Under OBJ, Yara'Adua and Jonathan, one thing is clear, Igbos have had more technical appointees than any ethnic groups in Nigeria...fact. You want to know why? MERIT! There is a reason why they lead in NECO, WAEC, JAMB, and including innocent Common Entrance of pupils under 10 yrs old. Igbos are simply taking back what rightfully belong to them delayed by the civil war. The earlier you start to accept this reality, the longer you will live on this earth.

mainman7: While in power, appointments during OBJ's time reflected true federalism. Now, igbos have totally captured the heart of Jonathan and displaying their nefarious greed already. 90% of big capital projects approved are for the east, 90% of federal appointments for the igbos, 90% Govt partnership funds goes to only igbo private sectors e.g. it was Govt fund and partnership that helped innoson ivm to upgrade and start assembling cars, now they talk as if na their papa money. igbos, where will this your greediness take u?!

donnypool: A military court sitting in Abuja on Monday found 13 out of the 18 soldiers standing trial for mutiny and other offences guilty.

Twelve of the convicted soldiers were sentenced to death, five were discharged and acquitted while the remaining one was jailed for 28 days with hard labour.

The soldiers had on May 14, 2014 fired shots at the General Officer Commanding the newly created 7 Division of Nigerian Army, Maj. Gen. Ahmed Mohammmed, in Maiduguri.

The act is viewed in the military as mutiny.

Those discharged are David Robert, Mohammed Sani, Iseh Ubong, Sebastine Gwaba and Naaman Samuel.

Jeremiah Echocho was sentenced to 28 days with hard labour.

Those who were sentenced to death are Jasper Braidolor, David Musa, Friday Onuh, Yusuf Shuaibu, Igonmu Emmanuel, Andrew Ugbede, Nurudeen Ahmed, Ifeanyi Alukagba, Alao Samuel, Amadi Chukwuma, Alan Linus, and Stephen Clement.

They were found guilty of criminal conspiracy, mutiny, attempt to commit murder (shooting of the vehicle of the GOC); insubordination to a particular order; insubordination and false accusation.

The President of the Court Martial, Maj. Gen. C.C. Okonkwo, said the 12 soldiers were found guilty of three of the most heinous charges bars.

The legal team of the convicts pleaded with the court martial to temper justice with mercy.

The team reeled out pathetic stories about the family backgrounds of the convicted servicemen.

One was said to be the only son of his octogenarian widowed mother.

Another is the father of a five-month-old baby.

The defence team argued that giving them maximum sentence would do more harm than good, adding that it would increase the agony of their dependants.

The attack on the GOC and his men reportedly occurred when they visited the cantonment.

The Maimalari Cantonment is the headquarters of 7 Division, the newest Division of the Nigerian Army.

Military sources said that soldiers at the cantonment had been complaining of insufficient ammunition, food and allowances prior to the GOC’s visit.

They were also reportedly unhappy and their morale was at its lowest ebb because there had not been troop rotation for a long time since their deployment to combat Boko Haram terrorists in the North- East.

“The GOC’s visit coincided with the arrival of the corpses of soldiers killed in an ambush in Chibok on the night of May 13, 2014.

“The apparently agitated soldiers, on sighting the corpses of their slain colleagues became hysteric. Some opened fire on the GOC, who was lucky to have escaped unhurt. However, the bullets hit and seriously injured some of his bodyguards, who also fled to safety,” the source said.

http://www.punchng.com/news/12-soldiers-who-attacked-goc-sentenced-to-death/