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PoliticsMetroogun: Passengers Reportedly Kidnapped by herdsmen Along Imeko Road [VIDEO] by mancoconut(op):
METROOgun: Passengers reportedly kidnapped along Imeko road [VIDEO]Published on May 5, 2021By Ishola Oludare


Again, about six passengers were said to have been kidnapped by unknown gunmen along Imeko road, Ogun State, on Tuesday.

DAILY POST learnt that the incident occurred around 9pm at Olubo village.

Locals said it was the same spot where a doctor and a nurse were abducted recently.

The Balogun of Imeko Isale, Chief Ganiu Akinleye, confirmed the incident to DAILY POST on Wednesday morning.

Akinleye disclosed that the commercial vehicle was driving to Ilara area of Imeko-Afon Local Government Area of Ogun State, when it was flagged down by the armed men.

According to him, the vehicle was conveying eight persons, adding that six were taken away, while two others were left behind.

The community leader explained that an elderly person and a man speaking Hausa were those not taken away.

The kidnappers reportedly escaped into the bush with their victims.

Contacted, the Ogun State Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Abimbola Oyeyemi said he was on the road, promising to revert.
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https://dailypost.ng/2021/05/05/ogun-passengers-reportedly-kidnapped-along-imeko-road-video/?amp
PoliticsRe: JTF Kill 9 IPOB Members In Onitsha - Vanguard by mancoconut: 12:02pm On Apr 27, 2021
We shall not forget...
CrimeSix Feared Killed As Okada Riders, Transport Union Members Clash In Lagos by mancoconut(op): 11:10am On Apr 27, 2021
Six feared killed as okada riders, transport union members clash in Lagos

inward the Alaba Rago area, close to Iyana Iba.

READ ALSO: Doctored videos against me coming, says Pantami

PUNCH Metro gathered that the clash started when the union members allegedly accosted a yet-to-be-identified Hausa motorcyclist and demanded his ticket.

The request reportedly led to an argument between the union members and the motorcyclist, which degenerated into a fight.

It was learnt that the union members allegedly injured the motorcyclist during the scuffle.

Angered by the development, other Hausa motorcyclists regrouped and allegedly attacked the union members in retaliation


Six feared killed as okada riders, transport union members clash in Lagos
Deji Lambo
27 April 2021
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Scenes of the clash


Controversy is trailing the casualty figure in Monday’s clash involving okada riders and Road Transport Employers’ Association of Nigeria members in the Iyana Iba area of Lagos State.

While a transport worker told PUNCH Metro that no fewer than six people lost their lives to the clash, a marshal insisted that four persons were killed in front of the Lagos State University and inward the Alaba Rago area, close to Iyana Iba.

READ ALSO: Doctored videos against me coming, says Pantami

PUNCH Metro gathered that the clash started when the union members allegedly accosted a yet-to-be-identified Hausa motorcyclist and demanded his ticket.

The request reportedly led to an argument between the union members and the motorcyclist, which degenerated into a fight.

It was learnt that the union members allegedly injured the motorcyclist during the scuffle.

Angered by the development, other Hausa motorcyclists regrouped and allegedly attacked the union members in retaliation.


The reprisal, however, escalated into a free-for-all that affected vehicular movement in Iyana Iba and Okokomaiko, among other nearby routes along the Lagos-Badagry Expressway.

In a bid to escape, commuters, passers-by, traders and customers were said to have run helter-skelter.

Speaking to PUNCH Metro, a campus marshal, who did not want his name mentioned, said the union members and motorcyclists freely used weapons, including guns, cutlasses, sticks and stones, adding that four persons were killed.

He said, “The clash was between the transport union members and Hausa okada riders; they were fighting over daily tickets and it started around 10am. They started fighting around Iyana Iba and it spread to the front of the LASU gate and we heard gunshots. When the Hausa okada riders got to the front of LASU, they started harassing anyone passing and killed four persons.

“The most painful part was that soldiers and OP MESA operatives saw the Hausa okada riders using cutlasses to cut someone and they refused to intervene till the person was killed. I witnessed it live; another person would have been killed, but the security guards at LASU rescued the person and took him to the health centre on the campus.

“The second person, who was killed, was attacked with sticks and cutlasses till he died in front of the university. My friends, who live in Alaba Rago, told me that two other persons were killed in their area. Most people killed were Igbo and Yoruba.

“The okada riders were attacking people in large numbers and after killing them, they took their bodies away with their wheelbarrows. It was when the RRS officials came that things became calm a little bit.”

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PoliticsRe: Fulani Herdsmen Have Taken Over Our Farmlands, Ijaye Farmers Cry Out In Protest by mancoconut(op): 9:44am On Mar 03, 2021
MuchAdo:
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Pigidiotts amaka... angry

Move on from 2015 or die trying. GEJ is gone forever! tongue

The yeast is no better! Probably worse off!!
This fool is still talking about politics and GEJ when your people are queuing up for rations of beans and bread in Benin Republic refugee camps.
PoliticsRe: Fulani Herdsmen Have Taken Over Our Farmlands, Ijaye Farmers Cry Out In Protest by mancoconut(op): 9:42am On Mar 03, 2021
Yenefer:
Yep
You know your people are now endangered species across the nation right? I pity you.
PoliticsRe: Fulani Herdsmen Have Taken Over Our Farmlands, Ijaye Farmers Cry Out In Protest by mancoconut(op): 9:08am On Mar 03, 2021
Yenefer:
Go and confront them instead of attacking innocent Northerners. enough is enough
Are you fulani?
PoliticsRe: Ijaws, If Nigeria Breaks, Biafra Will Break And Niger Delta Wi Also Break by mancoconut: 9:07am On Mar 03, 2021
AdakaBoro8:
who make the igbo youth so useless like this?
Go ask your ogogoro-drinking papa cheesy
PoliticsRe: Ijaws, If Nigeria Breaks, Biafra Will Break And Niger Delta Wi Also Break by mancoconut: 8:27am On Mar 03, 2021
AdakaBoro8:
who was the person that wrote down those histories for the whites to met?? mumu people.. na only una dey see wetin white dey write.. igbo and uselessness is like 5 and 6
See daft question, it was your father that documented the historical facts. What an idiot! take a deep breath, read your stupid post again and then answer your own question you fish-brained gnome!

PoliticsRe: Ijaws, If Nigeria Breaks, Biafra Will Break And Niger Delta Wi Also Break by mancoconut: 7:45am On Mar 03, 2021
AdakaBoro8:
cownu has totally damaged your brains.. so a whiteman who came from far far far away land will be the one to tell you your history?? or tell you your tribe?

its truth igbo youths have abnormal brains. they can believe the unbelievable. this people will even believe elephant will soon fly
Oh boy you stupid ooo! has excess ogogoro consumption and environmental pollution made you Ijo's so averse to cognitive reasoning? If you had the brains to read Ekealterego's post, you should have understood that the Europeans didn't define or tell us about our history, they met these historical realities already in place when they arrived at the coastal areas of Bonny (Ubani), Opobo and Kalabari, and they documented their observations and findings about the unique cultural and linguistic dispositions of these people who spoke pure and undiluted Igbo! mumu you don't even know your own history you barracuda looking re.tard!
PoliticsRe: Fulani Herdsmen Have Taken Over Our Farmlands, Ijaye Farmers Cry Out In Protest by mancoconut(op): 7:37am On Mar 03, 2021
The North have initiated an economic blockage on the south west by withholding transportation of their foods... now their Fulani foot soldiers are on rampage in the SW destroying farms and cash crops, raping women and making food production impossible for most of these communities... you have to wonder if this isn't some serious attempt that's been hatched to bring starvation crisis to Yorubas.
PoliticsFulani Herdsmen Have Taken Over Our Farmlands, Ijaye Farmers Cry Out In Protest by mancoconut(op): 7:33am On Mar 03, 2021
Fulani Herdsmen Have Taken Over Our Farmlands, Ijaye Farmers Cry Out In Protest

Farmers in Ijaye Farm Settlement on Tuesday staged a protest to the Oyo State Governor’s Office to protest the recent upsurge in herders attack on their farms.

The protesters, mostly senior citizens carried placards and sang solidarity songs to express their pains and sufferings in the hands of the herders who they said have turned the Farm settlement to another ‘Sambisa Forest’.

Some of the inscriptions on the placards of the protesters read “If oppressor is compensated, the oppressed deserves compensation too”, “Farmers need government assistance”, “Our farms are no longer secured for farming”, “Fulani herders are destroying us”, “S.O.S! Enough is enough. We don’t want cattle on our farms again” and “All forests around the settlements now houses numerous cattles”, among others.

The protesting farmers under the aegis of Ijaye Farm Settlement Association said one of their members was recently amputated for daring to confront a herder who grazed his farm, adding that majority of the farmers are already leaving the farms for fear of attack.

They gathered at the entrance gate of the Governors office at about 10:30am and refused to be persuaded but insisted on speaking face to face with Governor Seyi Makinde.

The intervention of some security details and the Executive Assistance to Governor Makinde, CP Sunday Odukoya (rted.) initially proved abortive but persistent pleas and assurance that their protest letter would be delivered to the Governor saved the day.

While speaking, Chairman, Ijaye Farm Settlement Association, Dr Tairu Tajudeen said the rent pay rent on the allotted farmland with the herders not paying, yet they indiscriminately invade the farmlands and destroy their crops.

He said “Everybody you see here, we are all farmers at Ijaye Farm settlement that belongs to the Oyo state government. We pay rent every year to the government on this land. And Fulanis and their cattles have now invaded government-owned cropland. They have turned us into slaves on our own lands. You cannot even challenge them because they are armed with sophisticated weapons.

“They pointed guns at us at every challenge made by us. In fact, two days ago, one of our farmers (named Nuru) that challenged them on his own farm got his right arm amputated right in our presence there. Nobody to help us because they are more equipped than us.

“They have always been on the land for years but the situation became precarious now when they were dislodged from Ibarapaland and they have now found solace in the Ijaye Farm settlement.

“In fact, without mincing words, they have turned Ijaye Farm Settlement into another Sambisa forest.

“They keep raping our wives and daughters, kidnap and we are working on the farm with fears. For God’s sake, on the farm that belongs to our forefathers.

The protesting farmers
“We pay rent on the land and the Fulani and their cattles are not paying anything. They are sending us away from our farms and that is why we are appealing to our government. They should help us. Let the good people of Oyo state come to our aid. They are killing us at Ijaye Farm Settlement. The Fulani cattle rearers are killing us and we want the government to take precise action. We want a massive presence of security personnel.”

Also speaking the Secretary of the Association, Mr Yakub Olanrewaju said despite the government claim of an existing anti-open grazing taskforce, the government had done nothing to save the farmers despite numerous moves and letters to call attention to the destruction by the herders.

“They told us specifically that a farm settlement would be for cropping only. We were not allowed to rare our common goat on the land. Then, why should there be a concentration of cows there, it shouldn’t be, there would be problems. We are having a minimum of 25 acres as minimum holdings for each of our members and that is enough to produce nothing less than 200 tonnes of maize and if you multiply that, then you will see that it can feed thousands of people, why should they neglect us?

“As the case is, the northern part of the country is withholding their food resources and this is our own way of providing food security for the region. They should come to our aid.

“Its been there for years and we have a series of letters to call the attention of the authorities to the destruction of property, but for the past one week, it has transformed from mere destruction of properties now to the attempt of our lives.

“Now we have threat of attack on a daily basis. We have a member that was amputated recently as a result of an attack by the Fulanis herders. This is the survival of the fittest.

“The government said there is an anti-grazing task force committee comprising of MACBAN, DSS, and other security operatives, but so far, it has been zero action. We have written letters about every destruction of our farms and there has never been anything done.

“So, all we are now asking the government to do is to come and dislodge them from our lands. They are all over the land. They are always there day and night”, Olanrewaju said.

Lamenting the situation, the immediate Past Chairman of the Association, Pa Adewale Adeoye said about 10acres of his cassava farm was destroyed last year, adding that the herders who are strangers in the land are now taking over the entire farm settlement.

The 85year old farmer who said he had been on the settlement in about 20years described as a disaster the situation where food items are brought in from the northern part of the country.

He said “it is a disaster for us to be buying foodstuffs from the North. Back in those days, no one buys food from the North. They bring food from Oyo town, and there is no part of Ibadan city that don’t cultivate their land.

“Cassava, vegetables and all other things are planted and food production was there. Why will it now be that we will not be able to produce food for ourselves but only rely on food from the North?

“What we want the government to do is to help us. We don’t want the herders who graze our farmlands anymore. We need security for our lives and protection for our people. They engage in robbery in the areas. There are thousands of cows now in Ijaye Farm Settlement.

“We haven’t seen or heard anything from the Amotekun on our farmland. We have made several losses by the action of the herders. There are several cases that we have also filed at the magistrate courts in Moniya.

“Secondly, many of our people, after they have planted, the herders razed their farm and afterwards set it on fire so that it will look like a fire incident. When they see that someone has planted and the crops are coming up, all their plans are always on how to send such a person packing from the farm so that they can take over.

“We have held several security meetings in Akinyele, Moniya and even Eleyele police headquarters and it has been more than 15 occasions and during the time of the immediate past government, none of the meetings had been fruitful.

“When people like us in our 80s decide to go into farming yet we don’t have rest of mind. But what we desire is for us to farm and produce food for our people. We want them out of our farmlands and we want the government to take decisive action to protect the farmers and challenge us to produce food for the people, be assured that we will get it done. We have enough food that can feed the people on our farmlands but we must be in peace.”

While addressing the protesters, CP Odukoya said “We have collected and noted their grievances, their representations and I will ensure that the letter gets to the authority and I assure you that the government will look into it and the necessary steps and actions would be taken.”

https://ibarapaparrot.com/?p=8338

PoliticsRe: The Cause Of Rise In Foodstuff In SE Is Fuel Not Blockade by mancoconut: 7:23am On Mar 03, 2021
The world is moving on from oil to solar energy and gas... a guess what? Igboland has the largest gas reserve in Nigeria/West Africa, it's right there in Ohajj/Egbema Imo state!
PoliticsRe: Victims Of Fulani Herdsmen Fled To Benin Republic - Eggua Royale Family by mancoconut: 5:49pm On Mar 02, 2021
At the rate our Afonja coneheaded brothers are running and fleeing these days, I won't be surprised if one of two of the runners end up representing Nigeria in the next Olympics as our next Usain Bolt.
PoliticsRe: The Way My Tiny Dot In The Map Alaigbo Is Scattering Airports by mancoconut: 2:36pm On Mar 02, 2021
Cc: AlexBells

You are one of the reasons why I always have a problem with how some you IPOB fanatics behave and drag the name of Ndigbo through the mud sometimes honestly. You on one hand opened what was supposed to be an engaging thread to discuss the growing and thriving aviation sector in the East, then you ruined it by including Port Harcourt in the list of airports in Igboland (thus giving these useless minorities the chance to pounce on the thread and ruin it). Biko when was Port Harcourt part of Igboland? trash this Igweocha nonsense and let's focus on the core SE states and other parts of Igboland in the so called South South (excluding the Igbophobic groups that have made it clear they are not Igbos) like the Ikwerre and the likes that insist they are from Benin for goodness sake! what happened to our self-pride? I was beginning to enjoy the thread and was looking to contribute, now the intellectual discourse that was intended for the thread has been hijacked into a circus show of buffonery SMH!

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