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zangaozanga:All these so called " self righteous & heaven's gate keepers" in Nigeria called Christians, they are very funny lot. Christian practice in Nigeria is quite different from other climes. |
FLASHBACK: Nnamdi Kanu not in our custody but we invaded his house - Nigerian Defence Minister https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xA4qtJbHyX0 |
Northern Consensus Movement (NCM) Replaces 100 Million Naira Bounty with Congratulatory Words. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ex9QGxNWzQk
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Mr Yabagi berated the governors for their stance on issues contained in their communiqué Monday, alleging that their meeting was a gang up against the North and President Buhari.https://gazettengr.com/southern-governors-behaving-like-kanu-igboho/
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"Southern Governors' Position 'Is a Gang Up Against The North, they should be talking about things that promote the indissolubility of Nigeria"- Yabagi. Former Action Democratic Party (ADP) presidential candidate, Sani Yabagi has condemned the recent meeting held by southern governors in Lagos State. Earlier today, the Southern Governors held a meeting where they rejected the just passed Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB). The governors stated that the bill was lopsided and against the southern part of the country. Mr. Yabagi while briefing Channels TV on the matter, disclosed that the southern governors meeting was an effort to stand against the progress of the Northern part of the country. He likened their actions to the likes of Sunday Igboho and Nnamdi Kanu who are respectively agitating for Yoruba Nation and Biafra Republic. "All the things listed in that communique from their meeting seems to be a kind of ganging up against the North" Yabagi went further to reveal that it is unfortunate to have governors who have no national interest at heart. He berated them for not accepting open grazing and the PIB. He finally added that their meeting was out of place and against president Muhammadu Buhari. What's your take on Yabagi's statement? Do you agree that the Governors acted against national interest? Let hear from you in the comment section. Please don't forget to like and share for others to contribute. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9hzP6ChyWg Source: https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=4611040022241420&id=194146653930801&anchor_composer=false
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By Abankula Boko Haram and Islamic State of West African Province (ISWAP) have appointed a governor for parts of Borno, denting official claim that the terrorists are not in control of any Nigerian territory.https://pmnewsnigeria.com/2021/07/05/boko-haram-iswap-appoint-governor-for-parts-of-borno/
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A picture of the captured Mazi Nnamdi with a police officer smiling. The picture also shows a villager who seemed to ask Kanu for a picture.
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Unknown armed men again on Saturday night attacked a divisional police station in Udung Uko local government of Akwa Ibom State and injured three police officers on duty. It was gathered that the hoodlums stormed the police station in a vehicle and opened fire on the unsuspecting officers. A source, who pleaded anonymity, told our correspondent in Uyo, the state capital that three of the officers sustained serious injuries from gunshots in an attempt to repel the attack. “Unknown gunmen shot sporadically last night at the police divisional headquarters Udung Uko. The gallant Police officers on duty tried to repel the attack but three policemen sustained serious degrees of injuries from the attack” the source said adding the community is no longer safe. The Police Public Relations Officer, Odiko Macdon, who confirmed the incident however said no life was lost during the attack. He, however, lauded the officers for their vigilance in repelling the attack. He said, “An attempt was made at our facility in Udung Uko local government area of Akwa Ibom state but our men repelled that attack. There was no casualty. The vigilance of our men on duty led to the foiling of the attack. “Armed men came into the station in a Sienna Toyota car with an unknown number and opened fire and our men replied them and they zoom off. The place has been fortified and investigation is ongoing.” https://punchng.com/gunmen-attack-police-station-injure-three-cops-in-akwa-ibom/ |
From Aidoghie Paulinus, Abuja The Government of the United Kingdom (UK) has disclosed that its enquiries on the circumstances surrounding the arrest of the leader of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, are continuing.https://www.sunnewsonline.com/were-continuing-our-enquiries-on-kanus-arrest-uk/
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The Defacto Customary Government of Asari Dokubo has broken its silence on the arrest of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) Nnamdi Kanu, calling on the Federal Government to adhere strictly to the rule of law in handling the IPOB leader. In a statement released by the Head of Communication of Dokubo’s group, Uche Mefor, the group noted that they are keenly observing and monitoring the proceedings within the confines of the conventional rule of law. “Our official reliable source has it that citizen Nnamdi Kanu has been arraigned by the Nigerian authorities. The circumstances are yet to be clarified. “The Government of Biafra reiterates that clarity, certainty and labeling of offences in the Nigerian criminal justice system remains an open question; hence must be proven beyond reasonable doubt. “Therefore, the Government of Biafra is keenly monitoring the trends of this incident within the standard of the conventional rule of law. “The Government of Biafra distinguishes her immense contribution to fundamental human rights and present-day restoration struggle from any action of unnecessary recklessness and abetting of crimes by internal or external individuals, state agencies or groups. “Rule of law and justice of which much has been given with the blood of Biafrans must prevail.” Mefor stated. https://www.sunnewsonline.com/asari-dokubos-biafra-govt-speaks-on-kanus-arrest-demand-for-rule-of-law/
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Nnamdi Kanu's arrest leaves Nigeria's Ipob separatists in disarray By Nduka Orjinmo BBC News, Abuja The arrest of Nigerian separatist leader Nnamdi Kanu has dealt a serious blow to his group, and could even spell the end of his movement. The leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (Ipob), a group that wants a breakaway state in south-east Nigeria, remains a cult hero to his hundreds of thousands of followers. For more than a decade, his fiery radio broadcasts and social media posts were thorns in the side of the Nigerian government but his transition to an armed struggle in 2020 was seen as a step too far. The armed wing of Ipob - the Eastern Security Network - has been accused of killing at least 60 people in recent months, most of them police officers, although the group denies the allegations Mr Kanu's arrest on Sunday is seen as the final act by a government determined to quell the uprising. The images of his arrest, more than anything else, would have seriously undermined the confidence of even his staunchest supporters. It was not the first time the 53-year-old Jewish convert has been paraded in handcuffs, but unlike previous occasions his customary defiance was missing. His days-old grey beard gave him a dishevelled look that not even his Fendi designer clothes could mask. Mr Kanu was said to have turned the organisation into a one-man show, alienating some of his most trusted followers, and so there is now a leadership vacuum. "Money disputes and accusations that he didn't consult key stakeholders over the formation of an armed wing did not go down well with many," said the BBC Igbo's Chiagozie Nwonwu, who interviewed Mr Kanu in 2019 while in exile. One of those who fell out with Mr Kanu and left the organisation last year was his former deputy, Uche Mefor, a respected member of the group who took over when the leader was previously incarcerated. Allegations of misappropriation of donated funds have also led to the exit of loyal supporters in the US and UK. Locally, the spine of the movement is also gone, as battle-hardened members have either been killed or arrested by Nigeria's security forces. Deep-rooted sentiments remain Mr Kanu was seen by many as a dangerous propagandist, but he was also considered a lightning-rod for the discontent many Igbos still feel about Nigeria, decades after a three-year civil war between 1967 and 1970. Many Igbos feel sidelined in Nigerian politics and there are cries of marginalisation. Nigeria's third-largest ethnic group, they are yet to produce a president since the 1960s and accuse the federal government of neglecting their region. These feelings have heightened since President Muhammadu Buhari came into power in 2015, and his rhetoric has not helped. He recently referenced the civil war while vowing to crush Ipob, prompting Twitter to delete his tweet, and in the past said those who gave him 5% of votes [such as the south-east] should not expect to be treated same as those that gave him 95%. Such comments helped propel Mr Kanu, a largely obscure figure despite his radio broadcasts, to fame. Any other president might have ignored him but not Mr Buhari, a stoic former military general famous for suffering no indiscipline even from civilians when he ruled in the 1980s. Mr Kanu was arrested in 2015 when he returned to Nigeria but this only boosted his profile. The man who had been dismissed as a rabble-rouser by many Nigerians, even within his ethnic group, became the most talked about Igbo person. Those who know him say it was the sort of attention he had been craving and once released on bail in 2017 he never looked back. Mysterious escape He formed the Biafran Security Services (BSS), a mock militia that dressed in black and held parades in the eastern city of Abia, his home state. His diatribes increased, accusing the president of harbouring plans to Islamise Nigeria and saying that President Buhari had been replaced by an impostor - Jubril from Sudan. Mr Buhari felt he had seen enough and after a court proscribed Ipob as a terrorist organisation, the army went in, carrying out an attack on Mr Kanu's home in September 2017. Many thought that was the end, but he reappeared in Europe in 2018 and the radio broadcasts resumed, this time latching on to Nigeria's farmers-herders crisis to fan ethnic tensions in the country. Last year, Mr Kanu saw an opening in the #EndSars protests against police brutality but many believe this was actually the start of his downfall. As thugs hijacked the demonstrations across Nigeria, Mr Kanu ordered his supporters to attack police stations. For someone that had openly been against an armed struggle in the early days of Ipob, it is hard to know what changed. Many suspect that the 2017 attack on his house and death of members influenced his decision to arm the group. In late 2020 he resurrected the BSS and rechristened it the Eastern Security Network (ESN). While BSS was a mock militia, the ESN was closer to the real deal. Members, dressed in black attire and red berets, were trained in the south-east's forests, there was a chain of command, and more importantly they had AK-47 rifles which had been stolen from police stations. Between September 2020 and May 2021, there was a wave of attacks on police stations and other public facilities in the south-east which authorities blamed on Ipob. In March, the army went in and began taking out ESN camps and commanders, turning the region on its head. For most people, especially young people sympathetic to the Ipob cause, the army operation was an eye-opener about what war looked like. Businesses were closed, curfews imposed and people walked with their hands above their heads when they approached army checkpoints. At this point, sentiments started to turn against Ipob and its leader and with his arrest, he joins other Igbo separatists who have lost against the Nigerian state. But he is unlikely to be the last until the root causes of the grievances felt by many living in south-eastern Nigeria are addressed. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-57693863 |
The six governors in the South-West geopolitical zone convened an emergency meeting on Friday evening over current national issues, Saturday PUNCH has learnt. A top source, who preferred anonymity because he was not authorised to speak on the matter, told Saturday PUNCH that the governors met virtually and discussed sundry issues. The source could not confirm whether the governors discussed the raid by operatives of the Department of State Services on the Ibadan residence of Yoruba activist, Sunday Adeyemo, aka Sunday Igboho. However, it was gathered that the issue was discussed, among others. “They are meeting but no one is sure if it is because of Igboho. There are several reasons governors can meet (on) especially in the face of the precarious situation ( in the country),” the source said. It was gathered that governors who took part in the meeting were Rotimi Akeredolu (Ondo), Babajide Sanwo-Olu (Lagos), Kayode Fayemi (Ekiti), Dapo Abiodun (Ogun), Gboyega Oyetola (Osun) and Seyi Makinde (Oyo). The meeting was chaired by Akeredolu, who is the chairman of the governors’ forum in the zone. Many Nigerians on social media have lamented the audible silence of the governors in the zone about 48 hours after the secret police raided Igboho’s residence in a Gestapo style. Thirteen of Igboho’s guards and close associates were arrested and paraded by the DSS while two of his followers were reportedly killed in a gun duel with the secret police. However, Igboho had escaped the raid. His house and cars were riddled with bullets during the raid while bloodstains splattered over the floors of the house. The secret police have since declared Igboho wanted. The activist is being accused of stockpiling weapons to destabilise the country under the guise of agitation for Yoruba nation but the activist had since denied the allegation, noting that he fights with metaphysical powers and not ammunition. https://punchng.com/igboho-south-west-govs-in-emergency-meeting/ |
A former presidential aspirant who is also a controversial social media personality, Adamu Garba has come out in a recent video of an interview that was uploaded by Roots TV to share his thoughts concerning the ongoing Oduduwa agitation by Sunday Igboho with reference to the Biafra agitation in the Southeast which is being spearheaded by the recently arrested IPOB leader, Nnamdi Kanu. According to Adamu's statement, he disclosed that Sunday Igboho started attacking people from other regions who were living in the Southwest part of the country after he gave orders for every fulani herdsman residing in Yoruba land to be exterminated. Adamu however noted that it's not bad to have an Oduduwa nation or the Biafra Republic but all of them must be under the sovereign rulership of Nigeria or else it wouldn't work. He went further to use South Sudan as an example while narrating how they fought for a separate nation but weren't able to achieve it until China came to their aid. Adamu when asked about his thoughts concerning the fact that the Oduduwa agitation was brought to place due to the incessant killings of indigenes of the Southwest by fulani herdsmen, stated that he had long been against open grazing and anything that has to do with grazing routes which is why he had advocated for the federal government to adopt the practice of cattle ranching. Adamu made it clear that some miscreants in the country wouldn't have stood up to start attacking and insulting elder statesmen if the government had adopted the policy of cattle ranching, as he noted that there wouldn't have been people like Sunday Igboho and Nnamdi Kanu inciting people to kill and chase out fulani herdsmen from their regions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MKIbNh3M4A Root TV
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1.Peter Afunanya spokesperson for DSS. 2.Onyema Nwachukwu spokesperson for Army. 3.Frank MBA spokesperson Police. |
Abubakar Malami, attorney-general of the federation (AGF), rejected a move by Catriona Laing, UK high commissioner to Nigeria, to discuss the arrest of Nnamdi Kanu, Biafra separatist leader, when they both met on Thursday, TheCable understands.https://www.thecable.ng/exclusive-how-malami-rebuffed-uk-high-commissioner-over-kanus-arrest
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sweetshisha:No President now or in the future can chase Fulani from wherever they're rooted in Nigeria. |
Malami first announced Kanu's arrest in Hausa language before he held the press conference to Announce it to other Nigerians in English - Arise TV Read more: https://www.nairaland.com/6629410/malami-announced-kanu-arrest-hausa
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Malami first announced Kanu's arrest in Hausa language before he held the press conference to announce it to other Nigerians in English - Arise TV https://www.nairaland.com/6629410/malami-announced-kanu-arrest-hausa
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After he has first announced the arrest of Kanu in Hausa language, Malami then held a press conference in English to Announced it to other Nigerians.
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Malami first announced Kanu's arrest in Hausa language before he held the press conference to announce it to other Nigerians in English - Arise TV
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You're suppose to have an edge over the 2.1 candidates, but it's seems education is gradually been relagated in our society (Nigeria). A 2.1 result is not equivalent to a masters degree. The same way A1 in all subjects in SSCE cannot be equated with a degree. Also, a master degree is not the same with a PhD certification. I don't know this trend in Nigeria now where people tend to write off education. Imagine a country where almost everyone is rich but uneducated. |
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There's currently jubilation going on among the Hausas in central area, Abuja. At first I thought wether Nigeria won a major breakthrough in the international community. I learnt latter that it was about Nnamdi Kanu arrest. MNK was not elusive afterall. Now that MNK have been arrested,pls let Lai Muhammed lift the ban on Twitter, my business is suffering seriously because of that ban. |
There's currently jubilation going on among the Hausas in central area, Abuja. At first I thought wether Nigeria won a major breakthrough in the international community. I learnt latter that it was about Nnamdi Kanu arrest. MNK was not elusive afterall. Now that MNK have been arrested,pls let Lai Muhammed lift the ban on Twitter, my business is suffering seriously because of that ban. |
I don't believe Buhari is dead but Let him speak his native language of Fulfulde on a live chat. Not a recorded one. Obasanjo is the last person i will trust in any matter concerning Nigeria. |
IgweOfNnewi:I thought Buhari was the new sheriff in town that bow to no threat. Is Buhari now scared of Militants? |
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