₦airaland Forum

Unik3030:
if only u could analyze your life like this n detect the problem am sure by now people will b talking about u instead of u carrying another man matter for head like gala.leave the matter for those in charge they know how to handle such case. u even carry biafra case enter here, if to say u want to show that u are a real biafran y not burn all your Nigeria certificate.no b every case tribalism dey enter mtcheeew yeye dey smell

agarawu23:
Google is our friend sir!

It is common for someone who drank excessive alcohol to vomit since alcohol is an irritant to the stomach. There is then the danger of choking on vomit, which could cause death by asphyxiation in a person who is not conscious because of intoxication. .

They are just making the matter to expand cos a celebrity is involved.

Asphyxia can be cause by excess drinking, when u start vomiting, u can easily chok and stop breathing

agarawu23:
Lying is everywhere when u reach where fear go catch u, this is a suspected murder case and he needs to clear himself.

Even if davido is the killer ( despite autopsy showing he died of alcohol), davido can still sweep the case with MONEY and the CONNECTION of his DAD...... This is NIGERIA.

Holuwarsweun:
Sorry did you follow this news from the beginning or you are just as stupid as i think you are

oruma19:
tagbo was a fool. Small children will tell him to drink and he will be drinking like fish. All these wana be friends of celebrities I pity all of them. When u walk on quicksand u don't walk slow, it will swallow u. The guy was too sluggish and dull. Living life with all these useless children that think they own life. They will use u for sacrifice na. What a pity. He was a fool, he died like one

Biafra: Withdraw troops from S/east now, US based group tells Buhari ON OCTOBER 9, 20179:13 PMIN NEWSCOMMENTS condemns invasion of NUJ Office in Abia State calls ICC to investigate military abuses By Levinus Nwabughiogu ABUJA-A United States of America based human rights group called “Rapid Response Fact-Finding Mission (RRFFM)” has asked President Muhammadu Buhari to immediately withdraw troops from the south-east zone of the country.

The group also told the President to consult with the various state governors in the region on the necessity or otherwise of military operations and deployment of soldiers in the area. Chief of Army Staff Lieutenant General Tukur Buratai looks on at the headquaters of Operation Lafiya Dole in Maiduguri, Borno State in northcentral Nigeria, on October 4, 2017.


The United Kingdom is providing expert training to the Nigerian military in helping to develop the skills necessary to tackle the terror threat of Boko Haram in North East Nigeria. Boko Haram’s Islamist insurgency began in 2009 and has killed at least 20,000 and forced more than 2.6 million from their homes. / AFP RRFFM also urged the International Criminal Court, ICC to investigate alleged cases of human rights abuses meted out to the people.

The calls followed a field investigation conducted by the group in the aftermath of the military invasion of the home of the leader of Indigenous Peoples of Biafra, IPOB, Mr. Nnamdi Kanu Umuahia, the Abia State capital and also the deployment of soldiers to the south-east region for a military exercise code-named “Operation Python Dance 11”. A statement signed and released by the Special Counsel Justice for Jos Project, a US/Nigeria Law Group in Washington DC seeking to end impunity in the Nigerian Genocide, Emmanuel Ogebe on Monday stated that members of the team were drawn from US and United Kingdom.

Ogebe in the statement stated that the team carried out extensive investigations into the recent crisis in the region and catergorised its recommendations as follows: “The President of Nigeria should stand down the troops in the southeast till their mission scope is clearly defined and clarified and necessary legal benchmarks for deployment are met or better still redeploy them to northern Nigeria where on the Niger side of the border terrorists suspected to be Boko Haram killed 4 American troops last week. “


The President should consult the state governors as chief security officers of their states on the necessity or lack thereof of military deployment “The military should apologize to and return the seized phone of a journalist “The army should desist from further acts of aggression, intimidation and rights abuses of civilians including continuing attacks on the already destroyed home of Afara Chief Kanu “The army should identify for court martial its personnel who ransacked and man handled innocent journalists in their press center “The army should disclose the true casualties of its operations and provide compensation to the victims while arraigning the perpetrators “The government of Nigeria should allow the trial of IPOB leader Kanu to continue under the established framework of the legal system instead brute military force. Failure to do so could force the further metastization into yet another insurgency which Nigeria simply cannot afford on an eastern flank “The government should as a matter of urgency provide treatment and compensation to the victims and families in a confidential manner that does not expose them to terrorist-labeling “The government should close the “governance gap” exemplified by infrastructure deficits at local levels that are deep drivers of discontentment and frustration in an ordinarily industrious and entrepreneurial populace “The international community and the Nigerian government should investigate the human rights abuses to ensure justice is done especially as the 50th memorial of the Asaba massacres is marked for which no perpetrators have been brought to book half a century after.

“The government should revisit the National Conference report that has encapsulated a lot of the institutional injustices that undermine equity and FairPlay in the Nigerian contraption “The International Criminal Court should look into the military abuses in the southeast as part of its ongoing preliminary examination into Nigeria’s security forces.”


In a similar vein, the group’s also findings implicated the Nigerian Army in the “unprovoked” attack of Journalists in Umuahia amongst others. “In its interim report and observations, the RRFFM finds as a fact: “Personnel of the Nigerian army attacked and molested members of the Nigerian Union of Journalists during an unprovoked invasion of the journalists’ press center, destroying and confiscating journalistic equipment in September “The Nigerian Army attacked and destroyed the home of a Chief in Amara, Umuahia who is the father of IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu who lived with him also in September “Several people were killed in Umuahia and several neighborhood homes and properties affected “Nigerian security forces engaged in reprisal attacks in Aba after IPOB members overran a military checkpoint “Several people were killed and maimed in Aba “Suspected IPOB members stopped and searched vehicles for reprisal attacks on northerners as well as targeted house searches “Good Samaritans and the army helped hide and evacuate innocent targets including incidentally a citizen of Niger who has since fled to his own country.

“The military were not invited in by the eastern state governments and indeed the governors were already in dialogue with the separatists on their concerns “While the military presence has been scaled back from the streets and relative normalcy has been restored, the whereabouts of Nnamdi Kanu remains a mystery “There appears to be a serious lack of transparency or sincerity by the army on its true mission to the southeast, casualties of its operations to the public and even to the state governments “Suspected members of IPOB burnt a police station and attacked a mosque UPDATE “RRFFM has just received credible photos and footage of another raid on the home of Nnamdi Kanu’s family in Umuahia captured on CCTV yesterday Sunday October 8, 2017”, the statement added.

vedaxcool:
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Best of luck murdering Nigerians because no presidency for you. No amount of threat will force any sane man to giving away his vote.

TimeMod3:
How can a married woman with kids be crying and flogging herself over kanu's matter. How many igbo girls have you seen disgracing themselves in the manner you're going about?
At 11:00pm you're tying wrapper, looking for Kanu on Nairaland. Something must be wrong with you.
kanu's dick fall on you. Lol

Egein:
O! Iyabi tubara?

Egein:
Lol. I'm from Okpoama in Brass LGA of Bayelsa State. I'm not an Afonja. But then again, even FFK marry Ibo geh...

Egein:
Apologies. Got a younger, single sister. I promise to support Nnamdi Kanu and the Biafra struggle, if I can meet her.

GavelSlam:

I know you aren't home now.

I'm the one doing your madam.

Come and stop me.

GavelSlam:

What is the use of one's beauty when the likes of FFK can mount her without wine-carry?

GavelSlam:
Even Bianca Fani Kayode sorry, Bianca Ojukwu.

Jaideyone:
keep living in denial. the same ibo miscreants that have been insulting the oluwo and ooni of Ife in several threads?

janellemonae:
Someone told me something similar dt happened just b4 the biafran war broke out. How one of their igbo family friends said theyll take over and they will all be their slaves. These were kids playing when d igbo kid said this (in present day ondo state).

janellemonae:
I was replying ur post. You said no matter where she marries, she will always be igbo.

And im telling u dt in our culture dt is not the case. So u might still regard her as igbo, we regard her as one of us.

janellemonae:
Eeya, I guess cultures are really different. Anyway any outsider dt marries into yoruba land as a wife has become our own (irrespective of her opinion on that). Any children she has is ours. This is our culture.