Once a lady is out of my life, i honestly don't care about her and what she does with her life. i have more important things to think about, my mates are making it even in present day Nigerian economy and you think an ex girlfriend should be my worry?

let's break up this country, it has never worked, is not working and would never work.

This slowpoke wants to import Fulani herdsmen trouble into his state.

The same way that they arrested OPC members for arresting Wakili, arrested oyo hunters for counter attacking Fulani herdsmen, when unknown gun men goes after them now, they would start forming victims.

Juliusmalema:


Unu afubero ife.

Una never see something..

Tip off my ass.

11 gone more to follow.

next time, read to understand. The article said that the soldiers were informed before their arrival.

In war both sides suffers casualties but who tipped off the soldiers, Saboteurs?

*Police violence continues unabated,the stories are piling Counter Culture Blog March 22, 2021*

Many Nigerians have argued that the
Nigeria Police Force learnt nothing
from the #EndSARS protest. “ They will
wait, then return after a couple of
months “. Some others argued against
such submissions, saying, “they
cannot be that bastardly “.
Months later, not up to half a full
year, the Police is back in the news –
for mostly the wrong reasons.
It starts with the President,
Muhammadu Buhari February 4,
2021, through the Minister of Police
Affairs, Mohammad Dingyadi ,
extending the tenure of Mohammed
Adamu, the Inspector General of
Police by three months.
To back this up, President Buhari and
the Attorney-General of the
Federation and Minister of Justice,
Abubakar Malami, declared support
for the argument that the law permits
Adamu to remain in office till 2023 or
2024.
Adamu already attained the
maximum 35 years in service
Nigeria Police
Arguing on the issue of whether
Adamu, who was appointed the IG on
January 15, 2019, is prevented from
staying in office beyond February 1,
2021, Alex Izinyon (SAN), the IG’s
lead counsel, contended that the
tenure of the IG is not governed by
the general provisions applicable to
the rest of the police force.
The senior lawyer said by virtue of
the relevant laws, the office of the IG
is “quasi-political ” and “ is conferred
with a special status ” and “ distinct
from other officers of the Nigeria Police
Force.”
He said the IG upon appointment “ is
only accountable to the President of the
Federal Republic of Nigeria and the
Nigeria Police Council and this fact we
submit makes his office a quasi-
political office with tenure of four years
pursuant to Section 7(6) of the Nigeria
Police Act, 2020. ”
Not surprising yes? Of course, it is,
knowing how Adamu has led a police
force notorious for tagging young
Nigerians and ‘picking them up’ just
for existing as Nigerians – also
kidnapping citizens and locking them
up for no reason(s). And, if we
thought he was going to reform the
police, we should be rethinking our
stance .
On March 19, 2021, a group of angry
youth of Ovom Community in
Yenagoa, Bayelsa, blocked the
popular Melford Okilo Road in protest
against the Police, Bayelsa
Command, for the alleged extra-
judicial killing of a 17 year-old-boy,
an orphan identified as Samuel
Jamaica.
According to the report , the police
visited the suburban neighbourhood
in unmarked vehicles to search the
apartment of three suspects arrested
for selling stolen mobile phones
when they shot the orphan who was
taking cover to avoid being arrested.
Tunde Abass, a Nigerian citizen, has
been detained for live streaming an
ongoing police harassment case.
According to reports, Tunde has been
granted bail but has yet been
released.
There are other reports he has been
taken to an undisclosed location.
“
Public alert: @TUNDEAbass10
has been transported to an
unknown location under the
instruction of the DPO of Onipanu
@PoliceNG station. Nothing must
happen to this young and
patriotic Nigerian. Every person is
position of authority has imbibed
@MBuhari lawlessness. #
BuhariMustGo
pic.twitter.com/4kY69H3IhN
— Towolawi Jamiu #EndSarsNow
(@jharmo) March 22, 2021
On March 16, 2021, a Cross River-
based lawyer, Joseph Bassey Arikpo
narrated his ordeals in the hands of
the Divisional Police Officer (DPO) of
Ibom Police Station for asking that a
detainee in his station be allowed
access to his relations.
Arikpo told his story before the
independent investigative panel on
violations of rights by the defunct
Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS)
and other police units set up by the
National Human Rights Commission
(NHRC) while testifying in the petition
he filed before the panel, marked
2020/IIP-SARS/ABJ/191.
On March 22, 2021, A Twitter user,
Somto reported that he was picked
up by men of the Nigerian Police
after they saw credit alerts on his
phone. He has been released but the
reason for his kidnap sounds
interesting – for a Nigerian who is a
legal citizen.
“
Bleep what you read online, police
are still stopping people and
checking phones.
The memo didn’t reach
everywhere especially local
places.
Some go as far as collecting BTC.
Fix up @PoliceNG
— SOMTO
(@SomtoSocial) March 22, 2021
Besides these cases, we are
reminded that young Nigerians who
were reported missing after the Lekki
shooting are still missing and the
Police are not bothered.
“
Benedict Obong is still missing.
The last update from his family is
that he may have been arrested
during the End Sars protest.
Reach out to @policereformNG if
you have any information on his
arrest. #FindBenedictObong #
MissingInNigeria https:///
P8EpUNpJx2
— The Database of Missing
Nigerian Indigenes (@DMNI_NG)
March 22, 2021
A reminder that the Lekki shooting
happened and it was perpetrated by
men in uniform – men who are
supposed to protect citizens. Men
who have been accused countless
times of brutality and extra-judicial
killings.
It is a nightmare
“Police is your friend,” an
incongruous statement, no doubt.
What we see and hear everyday
powerfully contradicts it. Police
brutality is still a phenomenon and,
thank the heavens for social media,
we see that the press statements
during and after the #EndSARS
protests were just plain sheets to
hide the rot the force is known for.
Indeed, the #EndSARS protests that
shook the nation are certainly not an
isolated incident. Instead, they
should be viewed as part of an
infamous nexus beginning sometime
after independence.
And this has informed an ever-
growing feeling of distrust as cases
of brutality and killings keep
occurring. Relationships between the
Nigerian police and citizens are
largely characterised by suspicion,
prejudice, brutality and violence.
Even if we are late to the party
asking for police reforms, we cannot
sit back and allow these to continue.
Back to #EndSARS and #
EndPoliceBrutality?

https://naija.yafri.ca/police-violence-continues-unabated-the-stories-are-piling/

The PG of Omor community and others were kidnapped and killed by Fulani herdsmen, it was widely reported in the news media, why is the governor skipping that part. Fulani slave of a governor.

Fulani herdsmen are an armed militia trooping into Nigeria from all over Africa. This country is effectively at war of occupation by these foreign herdsmen but our leaders in the south are interested in playing 2023 politics than providing the needed leadership to secure us.

I like what i'm seeing, it's time we peacefully disintegrate this country so that the new nations can decide their destiny instead of having it been decided for them by a Fulani cabal in Aso rock.

Those kidnapped by Fulani herdsmen in Aghamelum Anambra state have been killed and their corpses dumped in a forest by their kidnappers. Their corpses were discovered yesterday.

please, let divide this country into the original four regions. Nigeria's continuous existence can only bring more misery to it's citizens.

meanwhile, the Enugu state governor doesn't care about the fate of his state citizens, all he cares about is the future of his political career by been a Fulani slave.

labisibrass:


I wish God can open your eyes to see the selfless service men do to make idiots like you sit comfortably and type this nonsense!
I hope at a point of your life, you experience Just an hour of what soldiers deal with in northeast and North West
For idiots like you, some men haven't seen their 5 year old child for once right from pregnancy stage
For idiots like you to sit and type rubbish, thousands of men have lost either one hand or leg or even both legs
To Keep idiots like you safe, so many young girls are now widows, I hope God takes you through their pains too
For idiots like you, men cannot attend their parents final burials
Because of idiots like you , men can't remember how it feels to sleep on nice beddings
Do you think you can survive just 24 hours if those guys were withdrawn from their various locations? The only thing coward and insensitive idiot like you can do is to type rubbish!
THOSE WHO WANT WAR NEVER FIGHT IT AND THOSE WHO FIGHT WAR NEVER WANT IT.

i don't normally reply your likes but considering the time you put into writing this and the fact that you're not writing it to seek likes on the FrontPage, i'm convinced that you wrote out of genuine intentions, please, to many if not most Nigerians, the Nigerian army are the devil's incarnate, these men waste lives, destroy properties and rape women without any iota of conscience. Lekki tollgate, the Obigbo massacre, the Nkpor Onitsha massacre are some of the recent mass evils perpetrated by the army. Respect and legitimacy are earned not enforced by violence, intimidation or degrading those you seek it from, the Nigerian army especially under Buhari have dragged it's reputation through the mud and have no one to blame but themselves.
NB: the insults are not necessary, i did not insult you.

Good news to me, those Nigerian soldiers are no better than cultists and bandits themselves.

is it normal that i always feel extremely happy whenever Nigerian soldiers/police are killed and disgraced because of the horrors they have been inflicting on innocent nigerians?

mm

Bayelsa state recently banned open grazing because the herdsmen failed to restrict themselves to the state owned palm plantation earlier given to them by the former governor, Ebonyi state governor have no conscience, he wants to forever endanger innocent state citizens because of his political ambition.

The army claims to lack the men and personnel to wage the war against terrorists and bandits but they were quick to deploy 4 helicopter gunships and over 300 soldiers at Orlu against the ESN.

theoretically, we should date because of marriage but in reality, most Nigerians do it because of very selfish reasons like sex and material gain.

A bill for a law to provide life
pension for former governors and
deputy governor of Enugu has scaled
through the first reading at the State
House of Assembly
The Executive bill, which was
presented for first reading during the
plenary in Enugu on Thursday,
sought to provide pension for the
governor and his deputy after serving
their tenure in office.
The piece of legislation would make a
former governor or deputy governor
entitled to gratuity as well as pension
for life at the expense of the state
government.
The bill also made provision for
medical allowance not exceeding
N12m per annum for one surviving
spouse, provided that such spouse
was married to the governor while in
office.
While the state government would
provide adequate security for the
former governors for their lifetime,
the bill, when passed, would also
mandate the state government to
provide three vehicles for the ex-
governor and replace them every four
years.
“A person who had held office as
elected governor or deputy governor
in Enugu State or any other state
should be entitled to pension for life.
“The entitlement to the pension
should be provided that such a
person was not removed from office
by the process of impeachment.
“When a former governor or former
deputy governor dies, the state
government should make adequate
arrangement and bear the financial
responsibility for his burial.
“The state government should pay a
condolence allowance of a sum
equivalent to the annual basic salary
of the incumbent to his next of kin.
In his remark, Deputy Speaker of the
House, Uche Ugwu, who presided
over the plenary asked his colleague
to properly study the bill in order to
make robust contribution during the
second reading.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports
that the House thereafter adjourned
its plenary to Tuesday, March 16,
2021.
(NAN)

https://punchng.com/bill-seeking-life-pension-for-ex-govs-scales-first-reading-at-enugu-assembly/

God bless the ESN.

recklesslove:
How safe is your area for farming?

No where is safe, noted cow dungs along the road close tp my land at Onitsha that i want to plant on this year, there's a stream on the land where they probably take their cows there to drink water, i'm honestly feeling bad about it and it seems they graze these cows at night there. Anambra state government should ban open grazing and strictly enforce it, our state is too densely populated for open grazing.

They arrested members of the church, parading them as IPOB members because some ESN members passed through the church during combat with the army.

At this point, we can conclude that the Fulani have fully conquered those areas while their governor looks away. God bless ESN.

We won’t return home until herdsmen killings stop —Ogun villagers who fled to Benin Republic

Daud Olatunji
My wife and I ran away to the Eegelu
community in Benin Republic when
killer herdsmen started invading our
homes, killing and burning houses,”
said Abiodun Abikale, one of the
Ogun villagers who fled to Benin
Republic.
Some villagers in villages in
Yewaland such as Oha, Asa, Igbooro,
Ibeku, Moro, Agbon-Ojodu among
others fled their homes in Ogun State
when marauding killer herdsmen
unleashed terror on the areas, killing,
maiming and destroying farms with
cows.
Another Ogun resident whose wife
was delivered of a baby in Benin
Republic while taking refuge in the
country after fleeing the state due to
killings by the herdsmen, Monday
Odu, said they left during the bedlam
between farmers and herders in the
Yewa-North Local Government Area
of the state.
He said, “I can say much about the
killings of our people by the criminal
herders. They have been disturbing
farmers in our areas for a long time.
The killings became too much and
unbearable at a point to the extent
that we had to run away to Benin
Republic to secure our lives. I am
trying to get money to discharge my
wife, Sarah Odu, from the hospital.
She was delivered of the baby
through caesarean section.’’
Both Odu and Abikale narrated their
experiences to our correspondent
who met them shortly after they
sneaked into their place in Ibeku
village under Eseluland in Yewaland
which was part of the areas
terrorised by the herdsmen.
Abikale said, “They invaded our
homes, killed people and destroyed
farmlands. Amid the terror, some of
us were left with no choice than to
flee to Benin Republic.’’ Our
correspondent gathered that Benin
Republic became an option for the
fled villagers in Ketuland because of
its proximity. Both Odu and Abikale
said they were happy with the
reception they got in Benin Republic.
He added that the government took
care of them well.
Abikale also said the people of
Eegelu received them well, adding,
“They treated us well. They took care
of us. I was tempted to conclude that
the place is more convenient for me
than Nigeria because there is peace.
I didn’t return with my wife. I only
came to check our property and see
the situation. I am not comfortable
coming with my wife. But I am
returning there. We will return fully
when the killings and abductions in
our villages end.’’
Our correspondent gathered that
many farmers in the state taking
refuge in Benin Republic shunned the
state government palliatives. Though
the government tried to woo them
with a few bags of rice and some
other stuff to return to the country,
the fled residents insisted that they
would not return to their villages until
security improved in Nigeria.
The state government last Sunday
wooed the villagers with the
palliatives but they were not around
to collect them.
The Chairman, Subcommittee on
Palliatives, Olaolu Olabimtan, who is
also the Commissioner for Budget
and Planning, while delivering the
palliatives to the people in the area,
described the gesture as a sign of
better things to come.
On the palliatives, the Eselu of
Iseluland, Oba Akintunde Akinyemi,
said that residents were not available
to receive them from the government.
The monarch said many of the
residents said they preferred to be
slaves elsewhere than die in their
country due to the level of insecurity
in the area.
He said, “We thank the governor for
doing that. Then, we begged our
people to return home; we are
working on the assurance of security
agents when they return. But right
now, the whole place has been
deserted. The palliatives are outside
and no one to collect them.
“It is a terrible situation; nobody is
around. They have deserted the
houses, the schools, everywhere. The
palliatives are in Tata; we can’t pick
them because we are still looking for
who to give them to; some residents
are even saying that they won’t come
until security is provided.
“We have been getting in touch with
them, some are in Ipobe, some are in
Eegelu, Port Novo, and others are
saying that it is better for them to be
slaves elsewhere than to be killed in
Nigeria.’’
Our correspondent gathered that
about five pregnant women were
among the women that fled the
country with their spouses. The
women joined others to take shelter
at a make shift Internally Displaced
Persons camp located at a
community in the neighbouring Benin
Republic. Our correspondent who
visited areas such as Ohunbe, Asa,
Agbon, Isuku, kodera, Iselu, Iyana
Meta, Ibeku, Eegelu, Ipobe, Igbo-oko
and Iganna, noted that they had been
deserted by mostly women due to
attacks by suspected herdsmen.
Some of the residents, including
Monday Idowu and Sina Adekanbi,
who spoke exclusively to our
correspondent, added that some men
followed their wives with the children
while others stayed behind in the
villages.
Idowu said, “Since last week that
suspected herdsmen attacked some
villages, we did not sleep because
we were afraid that they may come
for us again. The people have fled to
some villages in Benin Republic
since Sunday. Few of us that stayed
behind take shelter in bushes for fear
of attack. These people came back
the same day the governor visited
our area. The day the commissioner
led a delegation to this place, they
attacked us. The governor said he
would provide security, but we have
not seen anybody. There is panic
everywhere.”
He added that those taking shelter in
Benin Republic stay in temporary
shelter, noting that the government
was taking care of them.
Idowu stated, “They (Benin Republic)
registered and fed them free of
charge. Among those who went, five
pregnant women have given birth.
One of them, Odu Monday, gave birth
through caesarean section. The man
followed his wife to Benin Republic.”
Also Adekanbi said, “My wives are in
the Benin Republic. Except a few of
us who are men, all our wives and
children have gone to Benin
Republic. We don’t have family in
that country but their government
only helped us.”
Idowu further said he was not sure
those who fled would return soon
because of the report that some
herders threatened to return with
more attacks on the villages.
Despite the stakeholders meeting
held between the Fulani herdsmen
and farmers in the state which was
attended by five governors including
the state governor, Dapo Abiodun and
four northern governors, the killings
have not abated.
The chairman of the transition
committee of Imeko-Afon Local
Government, Olusola Oke, lamented
that killings and kidnappings were
still ongoing in the Yewa axis.
He also lamented the security
situation in the area, saying, “Last
Thursday, two people who wanted to
buy cows were lured into the bush
and kidnapped around Iwoye-Ketu.
They have yet to be rescued.
“Also, at about 6am, in Iwofin along
the Abeokuta-Ayetoro road, a driver
of a raw fufu (stable food) truck was
dragged into the bush only to
discover that he was kidnapped by
people suspected to be Fulani
herdsmen. This was confirmed by
the area commander of Ayetoro when
I enquired from him.’’
The state Police Public Relations
Officer, state, DSP Abimbola Oyeyemi,
however said two fufu traders were
abducted, adding that a suspect who
is a Fulani had been arrested in
connection with the matter.
It was gathered that suspected
herdsmen kidnapped the two fufu
traders in Ayetoro-Olorunda in Imala,
Abeokuta-North Local Government
Area of the state. Our correspondent
further gathered that the abductors
later demanded N5m ransom each
from the two victims.
The abductors seized the two fufu
sellers who were on their way to
Lafenwa Market from Ayetoro around
5am last Saturday.
The kidnappers reportedly took
advantage of a failed portion of the
road, which made the commercial
vehicle the traders were in to slow
down. The suspected herdsmen were
said to have emerged from the bush
and took the two traders away.
He said, “The abductors reached out
to the families of the victims in
Ayetoro and demanded N5m random
each. We have arrested one of the
kidnappers. We cannot confirm if the
abductors are Fulani herdsmen; the
one we arrested is a Fulani man. He
has confessed and said other
members of his gang are around the
Olohunda area. We are on their trail.”
Speaking on the development,
Secretary of Faces of Yewa Indigenes
Foundation, Kehinde Akinlade,
expressed worry over the situation in
the area.
Akinlade said, “How can the farmers
and the traders go to the market
when their silos, barns, farm stores
have been burnt down by the Fulani
herders? How can they resume their
economic activities when they cannot
go to their farms for harvest because
of the fear of the murderous herders
still lurking in the forests
surrounding the affected Yewa
towns? It is not possible. Their towns
and investments are gone and their
lives are not secured.’’
He also said the measures taken by
the government to curb the killings
and abductions were late. He said,
“That the government had taken
some security measure is not in
doubt and it is appreciated. But the
fact is that the measures came a bit
late leading to loss of lives, property
and the burning downs of villages.’’
Describing the mode of attack by the
killer herders as guerrilla, Akinlade
condemned the tactic of deploying
security agents to the roads and not
forests.

https://punchng.com/we-wont-return-home-until-herdsmen-killings-stop-ogun-villagers-who-fled-to-benin-republic/

Nigeria is hopelessly hopeless, disintegration is the only solution.

mm

Sheikh Gumi said that the
government was only now playing
safe because it realised that the
former approach of attacking the
bandits frontally was not working.
The Islamic cleric said this on
Channels TV “Politics Today” on
Monday, when asked why he can
locate and hold dialogue with the
bandits, while government authorities
cannot find them.
Gumi said: “They (government)
know. They see them (bandits) by
aerial view. But the military has
learned its lesson.

“The first approach they had— when
they go in and start killing— they
realised is the wrong way and that
they were producing a monster. They
are now careful.
“The only element I am adding now
is ‘look, don’t just wait and watch, go
in and negotiate’.”
Gumi also said Fulani herders feel
their existence is being threatened,
so they cross borders to defend their
kinsmen each time they are attacked.

He also noted that the Fulani bandits
were not Boko Haram, noting,
however, that “We have to be very
careful.
“If the pressure is too much, I am
afraid they can be influenced by
Boko Ham. We have seen the signs
that Boko Haram is going to infiltrate
them.”

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/02/fg-knows-hideouts-of-killer-herdsmen-bandits-sheikh-ahmad-gumi/

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He travelled down to Benue State, Nigeria to tell this story of a Catholic church that collapsed killing 22 Female priests.


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Catholic church doesn't ordain female priests.

All the southern governors/leaders seems desperate to serve the Fulani rulers in this country, i have also noticed that nairaland moderators are playing propaganda with military activities in Orlu, after the news of military airstrikes in Orlu emerged, a social media post by an unknown fellow claiming to be a staff of premium times and indigene of Orlu was quickly rushed to the FrontPage claiming that the attack was on the 14th and nobody was killed, only for the army to confirm that there's an ongoing operation in the location, the same premium times rushed a story of ESN killing Fulani children at Oba in Idemmilli / Onitsha urban whereas we the locals have no knowledge of such incident. Uzodimma should know that Ohakim and Okorocha kissed Fulani ass more than him yet where are they today? God would surely punish him for his atrocities.