₦airaland Forum

kodded:









so blowing up of oil pipeline and killing innocent farmers which one is far more dangerous

kodded:



as usual the fulani herdsmen are not terrorist bur the Niger delta avengers that have not killed any soul are now terrorist









it is so funny how buhari is playing with this herdsmen attack because they are his kinsmen but niger delta avengers that are blowing up oil pipeline in their own community are being targeted with all their weapons in their arsenal


shame





once again buhari has shown that there are some group of people that are untouchable in this country

maybe the Niger delta avengers should change their name to THE FULANI AVENGERS and other groups like shites Muslims and the IPOB should follow suits

How does this your post make any sense to you?

Niger Delta Avengers are terrorists just as much as Boko Haram are terrorists.

Blowing up pipelines in their area does not make them any less terrorizing than they actually are.


Fulani Herdsmen are not Terrorists just like Niger Deltans are not Militants. From time immemorial, we have always had our fair share of issues of trespass with the herdsmen, but this is the first time we are seeing such violent attacks allegedly from them.

I strongly believe these people are Boko Haram terrorists.

cuteraeh:
OK, but it's not a big deal nah... Na him job, abi no be FRSC vest him wear so?

maureen546:
The story is somehow to me,he said that he told his son to lock the door inside then how come nanny came no body to open while his children is around,secondly they call him nd he order them to break the door then they call him that police is around the house why his he scared of them,hmmmm na wa ooooh abeg live the matta for mattayies biko

ziggy3579:
Lekan Shonde recounts final moment with his late wife
My first contact with Lekan Shonde was in the office of the Commander, Rapid Response Squad (RRS), ACP Tunji Disu. He was already seated with his friends. As I walked in, silence fell on everyone. I exchanged pleasantries and I saw a guy, who was looking tired and worn out. It was obvious his world has crashed on his head.

He was shaking his head intermittently. His words were not too audible, but he kept on saying “I didn’t kill her, I didn’t kill. ” In order to get the best out of him, I needed to get closer. He was now an orphan overnight, a leper no one wanted to touch.

Even his siblings had all deserted him. In my presence, he called his younger brother to come over, but the young man gave one excuse or another on why he couldn’t make it even with assurances from those of us there.

The first question I asked him was ”Lekan, say the truth, did you kill your wife?” He looked me straight in the eyes, head bent and with a low voice that has seen so much anguish in the past few days and said an emphatic “No. I did not kill her, God is my witness.” I didn’t know whether to believe him or not.

He continued: “Before that day, we had been having issues. Since my wife lost her former job (as a banker), I had been the one taking care of all her needs, including the upkeep of our two children. On the day in question, we had some issues.”

He was interjected to explain what the issues were. “I noticed some months back that my wife suddenly changed after she started working for a packaging company in Lagos. She suddenly came home very late. She went to work from Monday to Sunday and hardly prepared food for me and the kids.

“Even with her job, I still took care of her. I have two cars parked in the house, I don’t drive, she was the one who drove the two cars. All my finances were under her care. Even my ATM cards were with her. She drew money from them as she liked. I have been doing my job as a responsible man but I don’t know why my wife suddenly changed.

“Before that day, my wife told me that she was travelling to Abuja on a business trip on behalf of her company and that she would be off for four days. I allowed her. She left me with the two children, agedix and four. I had to combine my job with that of taking care of them.

“A day to her return, a friend called to ask me if I was aware that my wife travelled to Abuja with her boss (name withheld) and they lodged in the same room. I was shocked because my wife never told me she was travelling with him, talkless of sharing room with him for four days. I kept my cool, but was highly worried.

“On her return, I came back earlier than usual, opened the door with my spare key, walked into the house unannounced and overheard her speaking on the phone, ranting away: ’I really enjoyed all our love-making, my whole private part is now paining me from all your bangings, I can’t wait for us to have a repeat of the action, you are the best, my love.’

“While she was saying all that, I walked into the room and she was shocked. I was speechless. She knelt down and started begging me.”

Did you beat her? I interjected again. “No, I didn’t beat her.” He was staring at the floor as he answered me. “Nothing happened, I just stroke my hands around her face (probably slapped her). I left her at that.

“In the morning, I dressed up to go to work. I normally leave for work at about 5:00a.m. daily since I work in Apapa. When I came out, I saw her lying on the couch. I felt she was sleeping and didn’t bother to wake her up. I went away with my key and asked our son to padlock the door from inside.

“It was while I was at work that the nanny called me that they had been trying to ask my wife to open the door but without any response. I asked them to break the door open if she was not responding.

“I was on my way home when I called for update and was told there were police everywhere. Based on this, I was scared. I had to stay away from the house and scene since then.”

Chris Kehinde Nwandu’s one-on-one account with Shonde

http://m.guardian.ng/news/god-is-my-witness-i-didnt-kill-her/

tuzeriouz:
ever since I started dating I have never abuse a woman physically especially those annoying and strong head Ikwerre babes...I pray to God to bless me a very tolerable heart to tolerate my wife when am married... wives are really enduring...rip to d deceased. no matter what d hubby should not lynched...at least he has to take care of his motherless children....

porchster:
Is it the right thing to do,for a lady to go the extreme on faithfulness by testing her boyfriend/fiance with her friends, to indicate if he truly loves her or not? or vice versa.

The first time she tests me would be the time.


That much I promise her.

SpotlezDonald25:
This case won't restore Electricity in our country.. E no concern me.



In other news today is my birthday. Wish me well people

HARDDON:
Which one has ur brother Buhari commissioned?

41lady:
iliteracy is a disease my lecturer ones said now it is confirmed. It means... Grand Dad of President (GDP).

Dakad:
The amount spent to commission bridge with these canopies that I'm seeing might even be more than the amount spent on the bridge. I only blame Oga Amechi that almost finished the road and leave the small bridge. That's why I like Wike, he ensure that most of the past administration project is completed which shows that government is continuous Anyway I'm happy about the opening of the road after amost 8months blockage at least it will reduce Amadi,Amadi traffic.