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Office of President Francois Hollande says death of al-
Qaeda-linked North African leader is "definitively
confirmed".
France has said al-Qaeda-linked North African
warlord Abou Zeid was killed in combat with French
troops in Mali in February.
In a statement on Saturday the office of French
President Francois Hollande said the death was
"definitively confirmed'' and that Zeid's death
"marks an important step in the fight against
terrorism in the Sahel".
Chad's president had said earlier this month that
Chadian troops had killed Abou Zeid while fighting to
dislodge an al-Qaeda affiliate in northern Mali.
French officials have maintained for weeks that Abou
Zeid was "probably" dead but waited to conduct DNA
tests to verify.
Abdelhamid Abou Zeid, thought to be 47, was a pillar
of the southern realm of al-Qaeda in the Islamic
Maghreb, or AQIM, responsible for the death of at
least two European hostages and a leader of the
extremist takeover of northern Mali.
He was killed in operations in the Adrar des Ifoghas
mountains in northern Mali in late February, the
statement from Hollande's office said.
A powerful and shadowy figure, mystery surrounds
even his real name. Along with his nom de guerre,
Abou Zeid had an alias, Mosab Abdelouadoud, and
nicknames, the emir of the south and the little emir,
due to his diminutive size.
But the Algerian press has raised questions about his
legal identity - Abid Hamadou or Mohamed Ghedir.
Disciplined radical
He was viewed as a disciplined radical with close ties
to the overal AQIM boss, Abdelmalek Droukdel, who
oversees operations from his post in northern
Algeria.
Abou Zeid fought with a succession of armed
movements trying to topple the Algerian state since
1992. He reportedly joined the brutal, and now
defunct, Armed Islamic Group that massacred whole
villages in northern Algeria, then joined the Salafist
Group for Call and Combat that morphed into al-
Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb in 2006.
An Algerian court tried him in absentia in January
2012, convicting him of belonging to an international
terrorist group and sentencing him to life in prison.
Abou Zeid led one of the most violent brigades of
AQIM. He was believed to be holding four French
nationals kidnapped two years ago at a uranium
mine in Niger.
The fate of those hostages, working for the French
company Areva, was unclear.
Abou Zeid held a Frenchman released in February
2010, and another who was executed that July. He's
also been linked to the execution of a British hostage
in 2009.
Mali descended into chaos in the wake of a March
2012 coup, as al-Qaeda-linked rebels capitalised on
the power vacuum to seize a Texas-sized triangle of
desert territory in the north.
The French military moved into its former colony on
January 11 to push back militants linked to Abou
Zeid and other extremist groups.

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Emusan: I don't have business with him so called Kaita.
2015 presidency I prefer It goes to East than any part in Nigeria. I'm a yoruba but there is one truth that has not be revealed about Nigeria since it was created and it is only eastern man that can reveal this. That's why people who knows this truth are preventing them to reach there. Believe this or not but is true.

It shall be well with you bro

[quote author=Wily/Wily]Kaita is saying this because they are tired of Nigeria and Yorubas are begging Hausa/Fulani North not to go their way, Yoruba are afraid that if North decide to leave this unhappy union they are going to die of hunger.[/quote]

Tell me who made it possible SAI BUKOLA SARAKI

ewet: You are obviously suffering from neural pneumonia.you are already attesting to the fact tht your Clueless GEJ is truly useless and has no idea on how to change this country for gud how can you come out to say this.what was GEJ elected to do.he promised to transform and not conform with the status quo,he promised fresh air and not for us to continue to breath the polluted air of corruption and under devt.
If he cannot do the job then he shuld get the hell out and give way to those who can and who will get the job done.I tell you Nigerians are trully getting impatient with the slowpoke.

GEJ is goin to be the last president of this unholy union, let every body answer his father's name #BEH NANI

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Newly formed boko party members @ work

dayokanu: Kidnapping finally crossed from the South East to Southwest courtesy of these people we allow in Lagos

Very soon you go find market wey dey near you, na so e dey start

[quote author=OK_2_NV]I am requesting info not spewing it.[/quote]its gonna be a welcome development if what I'm hearing is true

OAM4J you dey find person wey you go ban?

[quote author=Red-Light]i think d sport director deserve anything odemwingie throw at him ... wetin concern him wey he dey yarn dust [/quote]Seconded

oyewoleabiola21: I met this lady 3yrs ago,in a bus why going to work.she look so innocent and beatiful on getting to know she told me a lot of personal things about her and her familly..makin me to bliv she was unexposed,as she continue wit the relationship I discover that she only like to _ me when she feel she is in need of money and once I give it to her she will turn her back and live.she called me about a week ago asking Me to change here curve2 to Touch which I did,just yesterday she told me she is tired of using Touch that I should get her Bold5..I tried to talk som sense into her but she wouldn't listen she told Me I should not call/ping her if I haven't buy the Bold..pls what should I do ? Should I get her d Boldtouch or what ? The most painful aspect of it is that ever since we've bin datin we never had sex..can I jst let her go like that?

Mehn you are senselezz

Billyonaire: In which country has that worked ? Can you tell me a case study ? You pay Amnesty to Terrorists and they re-group. Their mandate is to make all Nigerians Muslim, thats their aim, I am sure you understand that.

GBAM! THREAD CLOSED!

akereconfi: UNA get MOUTH DIE

Like I said, my malee pipu are mouthed

sexy glow: Call him "Nkem di iche"

Nkem di iche bu ajo aha

Hossana in the highest, blessed is he who come in the name of the lord

The new boko haram party can never, stop GEJ come 2015

My malee pipu get mouth die

omenka: National Chairman of the ruling Peoples
Democratic Party, PDP, Alhaji Bamanga
Tukur, yesterday warned his party members
that the emergence of the All Progressive
Congress (APC) is for real and poses a
formidable threat in the 2015 elections.

“There is a group that just came up and
wants to sweep the mat off our feet,” Tukur
said in a veiled reference to the APC at a
meeting of the Northwest zone of the PDP in
Kaduna.

Three of the six PDP governors in the zone -
Sule Lamido of Jigawa, Rabiu Kwankwaso
(Kano) and Aliyu Wamako (Sokoto) -were
absent at the meeting.
It was, however, attended by Governors
Ibrahim Shema of Katsina State, Usman
Dakingari (Kebbi) and the host, Mukthar
Ramalan Yero.

Continuing, the PDP Chairman said: “PDP is
all about patronage. We are going to dole
out our patronage to all our members who
remain in the party.

“I am here to tell all our supporters about
the virtue of patience. Patience is such a
priceless thing, that the Hausa people say, ‘a
patient man can cook a stone and drink its
sauce’. I want to plead with our members in
this zone to imbibe this teaching.

“This is because without patience, we will all
be in disarray. And we cannot afford to be.
THERE IS A HEAVY WAR AHEAD IN 2015. A group
has come up and wants to sweep the mat off
our feet. We cannot allow that to happen.
The PDP is the only party that is not
religious, not sectional or tribal. We are one
big party, and we intend, and we must
remain so.

“What I am saying here is what I told our
supporters in the South West. They are not
happy, because of the problem they face in
the party in that zone, a minority has taken
over power there.

“Let me inform you. We are going to give
patronage to all our members who have
contested elections and lost. There is
enough in the party to go round everyone.
There is no need to leave the party.”
Vice President Mohammed Namadi Sambo
who was at the meeting asked members to
unite for the rebuilding of the party.

“This tour undertaken as part of the
celebration of the first anniversary of the
national working committee is also in line
with the reconciliation, reformation and
Rebuilding agenda of the party chairman,”
he said, adding, “As a party that is fully
organised and vibrant, well noted for its
adoption of rule of law and natural justice in
the discharge of its activities, the decision to
embark on this tour in order to properly
position the party to face future challenges
is indeed paramount.

“The assembly of the crème of our party
faithful at this meeting only signals and
lends credence to our desire to ensure that
we develop new ideas, initiatives and
innovations that will further solidify the
party and move it forward.

“I therefore call on us to approach today’s
meeting with a clear mind and conscience
and to develop more pragmatic ways that
will consolidate the strength of our party by
embarking on people-oriented projects and
programmes in each tier of government that
will not only improve the lives of our people
but will create wealth amongst our citizens.
“We must shun all overtures by those who
are bent on destroying the party through
anti-party activities and be unified in our
quest to strengthen a party that has made
its mark and improved the lives and well-
being of our citizens. We must be unified
and steadfast for the growth and strength of
our great party and in the interest of our
dear citizens.

“Our actions speak for us. Our laudable
programmes at all the three tiers of
government coupled with our respect for
rule of law, good governance and democratic
tenets serve as our trademark. It is in this
regard that it becomes pertinent among
members of this great party to carry this
trademark wherever we go as a good
product sells itself.

“Our greatest asset is our unity of purpose
and acceptability as the only national party
that has as its centre piece the popular
slogan ‘Power to the People’. Once we are
fully reconciled, rebuilt and reformed, we
shall continue with our capability of tackling
any opposition from any quarters of this
country.”

I totally agree with Alhaji Bamanga Tukur... No vacancy in the Aso rock till 2023

clue: Lack of medical personnel in most of the hospitals in Maiduguri, the Borno state capital is becoming a source of worry for parents in the state.

Daily Post took a tour of major hospitals within the metropolis today (Saturday) and gathered that, aside the security personnel at the gates, there were only few nurses and no doctors were present in the hospitals.

Speaking to Mallam Adamu Mohammed at the Umaru Shehu specialists hospital in Bullumkuttu, he told our Correspondent that, he brought his child who is suspected to be having measles only to be disappointed as no doctors were found in the hospital.

“I have been here since 7 O’clock and I met two nurses who told me that the Doctor may be coming at 10am, so, when went back home and returned to the hospital, there was no doctor to attend to us. This is 11:30 and no doctor yet. The government has continued to tell us that they have doctors, where are the doctors now?

We, parents are worried. Those doctors are supposed to treat our children, we need them but there is none. Just look at my condition now, where do I take this child to; it’s very bad when a hospital like this cannot boast of having a resident doctor. Who would be there at all times to attend to patients?” he queried.

At the State specialists hospital in Maiduguri, the situation is also the same. Daily Post gathered that, the few doctors at the hospital do not usually come out on weekends.

Speaking with a worker at the hospital who did not want his name in print, he said “You cannot see any doctor now that is weekend, most of them that we even have would not come today, because it is weekend. You may check on monday, that is when you can see doctors, because there are only few doctors in the hospital”

Asked why there were only few doctors in a hospital of the nature, he said “Doctors who were working here before were mostly none indigenes, and they all left because of the security crises.

The indigenes were mostly from southern Borno and they too left because they were not being treated fairly, that is why we have no doctors. I don’t know, but that has been the case since I started working here.

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Masha'Allahu

dasparrow: You are right about that but this thread is not about Nigeria but rather about America. If you want to talk about Nigeria, you are welcome to start your own thread rather than deliberately trying to derail this one.

I know that when it comes to America some of you worship that country with your life and become even more defensive than you would otherwise be if someone insulted your parents. I just wonder how often Americans worship and defend Nigeria on their online forums. Any idea?

@Post

Even a baby still in its mother's womb knows that America is no longer the greatest country in the world. Americans are just relishing in their past glory.

You must be a muslim

Rooneyboy: Faze wey I dey see everyday.

Can barely repair his car.
Broke nig.ga

MALU which one you get

I greet all my muslim brothers and sisters on here

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