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JozzyMayana:
I did 2k Recharge 2 weeks ago, I was given about 30. Something units..... I did 2k recharge yesterday, Only to be given 9 units, I just don’t understand the whole things anymore!!

What could be wrong?

Bandits, in the early hours of Monday, invaded the Tudun-Jega area of Birnin-Gwari town, in the Birnin-Gwari Local Government Area of Kaduna State and killed one resident.

The bandits, who struck around 2 am, also infiltrated the Ungwan Amir and part of Kagangi street, all in Birnin-Gwari and kidnapped scores of residents.

A community leader, Alhaji Zubair Abdurra’uf Idris, a title holder of Danmasani, in the Birnin-Gwari Emirate Council, also reported that three farmers were killed in another attack at the Dogon Dawa District, Tudun Wada, on Friday.

This brings to four, the number of those killed by bandits in the Birnin-Gwari general areas between Friday and Monday.

Idris noted that the attack, which left three farmers dead, was the second in four days of bandits’ incursion into Birnin-Gwari town.

He called on the governor to assist in deploying more security agents to fortify the troubled Birnin-Gwari general area.

“In the early hours of today, precisely around 2.00 am, bandits stormed the Tudun-Jega area in the heart of Birnin-Gwari town. Also, they infiltrated Unguwar Amir and part of Kakangi Street (near Jarmai house).

“One person was killed and a family of one Shehu (Shagari) Adamu Dattijo, comprising his wife and children were abducted despite the swift response by security forces.

“In a separate attack on Friday, three farmers were killed at Dogon Dawa District. Governor Uba Sani, this is the second time in four days bandits would make their way into Birnin-Gwari town due to porous corridors within the metropolis,” he said.


In the letter which was obtained by The PUNCH, the group stressed the need for the governor to urgently deploy security personnel, especially the Mobile Police Counter Terrorism Squad in the area.

The open letter is titled: “Security situation in Birnin-Gwari and the need for deployment of Mobile Police Counter Terrorism Squad.”

The letter read in part: “Excellency Sir, as you might be aware, there was a security incursion into Birnin-Gwari town in the early hours of today (Friday).

“The bandits have constantly been on parole on the Dadinkowa, Tudunwada and Bagoma axis of the metropolis.

“Also, security breaches are recorded in Kakangi District, Saulawa, Kuyello, Unguwar Danko and many others, almost daily.

“After a careful review of last night’s incident, the elders and stakeholders are calling for your swift actions and deployment of the Police Mobile Counter-Terrorism Squad to Birnin-Gwari, allocated by the IGP to Kaduna State, to fortify security in distressed areas in Birnin-Gwari town and other security threat areas in the whole local government area.”

There was no official reaction from the state government or the state police command.

When contacted on the telephone, the state Police Public Relations Officer, Mansir Hassan, neither returned calls put through to him nor responded to the text message.

Putinofrussia:
Another imaginary fake news from gazzette.
They should provide video or pics.
Everybody has phone nowadays.
lol

He equally mentioned other customers he usually supplies human skulls to include Almonso who lives at Oke-Onitea, Osogbo, Alfaa Agba who lives at Oke Ontea and also Oshoyemi who resides around the Oja Oba area.

Made up names

Thiefobi1:
Obi 8 yrs as Anambra governor still remains the worst records in terms of governance, underachievement and poverty level till today in S.E.

Thiefobi1:
Still better than peter the 3rd class holder.

abba190:
i hv been hungry since yesternight and i decided to sell my 5year old facebook account. this cruel nigerian collected my login details and changed everything without paying me a dime. we deserve leaders like tinubu and buhari wallahi majority of nigerians are cruel. we move

Bandits have freed 40 out of 150 people they abducted three weeks ago at Kuchi in Munya LGA of Niger state.

The villagers, mostly women and children, were released after the payment of ransoms by the community.

Sources in the community said families and friends of the victims contributed money to buy six honda motorcycles, valued at 1.2 million each and add an extra cash of N2 Million for the bandits.

A reliable source who spoke from Kuchi to a PREMIUM Times correspondent in Minna on the telephone on Tuesday said the bandits are still holding on to 110 villagers for whom ransoms are being negotiated.

The source said the bandits have asked for another set of six motorcycles and N2 million cash for the release of another batch of 40 hostages.

They said negotiations were still ongoing between the bandits and community leaders.

Thiefobi1:
Person wey finish with first class in university.
Or u dey doubt am ni.

onuman:
Then continue to sing your military dictators' call for more wars National Anthem. Who is forcing you to sing the original National Anthem which Nigerians from all sides approved for independent Nigeria in 1960?
New generation Nigerians, perhaps including you, were taught that Nigeria is a country formed by 36 states and Abuja with a unitary government system and a call for war National Anthem. They agreed.

muyico:
IBO amaka! olosho ashawo tribe

Davidic1999:
Okpa is moimoi right?

Ebubu2:
The Commission should have Equal Representatives from the 5 SE states please.

We don’t want one-sided projects or allocation of resources to one state or sidelining of Ebonyi state.

StreetFight:
But isn't she a prostitute? I am not saying that she is, I am just asking to know whether the accuser is wrong or right