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 Politics / Re: Aisha Buhari’s Inauguration Wristwatch Cost £34,500 (N10, 453,000)-BreakingTimes by okok0bioko: 5:49pm On Jun 01, 2015 |
She is from a rich family but they couldn't borrow her husband N24 million to pay for the presidential form abi ?! danjumakolo: 19 Likes 1 Share |
| Politics / Re: What Forensic Audit Report Of NNPC Revealed (SUMMARIZED VERSION) by okok0bioko: 3:42pm On Apr 28, 2015 |
What about the $1.5 billion salaries for a 19 month period?  1 Like |
| Politics / EXCLUSIVE: How Orubebe Plotted To Kidnap Attahiru Jega -REUTERS by okok0bioko: 8:43am On Apr 18, 2015 |
(Reuters) - As Muhammadu Buhari closed in on Nigeria's presidency, an aide to election commission chairman Attahiru Jega sent a text message to an independent voting monitor, warning of an imminent threat to the electoral process. The aide had unearthed a plot by supporters of President Goodluck Jonathan to disrupt the public announcement of the national election results and kidnap Jega in a bid to wreck the count, according to pro-democracy advocates and a Nigeria-based diplomat. Central to the plan, they said, were Jega's security detail and Godsday Orubebe, a former cabinet minister from Jonathan's Niger Delta, an area whose leaders feared a change of power would mean an end to the perks it enjoyed under Jonathan's presidency. Orubebe's role was to cause a disturbance at the headquarters of the commission as cover for the abduction of Jega. Orubebe did not respond to requests for comment on the details of the plot. The commission, called INEC, also declined to comment and turned down requests for an interview with Jega, whom Reuters was unable to reach independently. Reuters found no evidence to suggest that Jonathan, who conceded defeat in the election, was involved. His spokesman and his party, the PDP, did not respond to requests for comment. While the plot would likely not have changed the result, it could have unleashed fury among Buhari supporters in the north, where 800 people were killed in rioting after his last election defeat in 2011. But the plot's failure enabled Africa's most populous country to complete its first credible vote since independence in 1960. "NIGERIA ON TRIAL" The plot to derail the election in its closing moments was pieced together by Reuters from the text message, events on the ground and interviews with democracy advocates and diplomats in the capital, Abuja. When he sent the SMS, the election official, whom the sources declined to name for his own protection, hoped the outside world would hear of the plot, the text of the message made clear. "Fellow countrymen, Nigeria on Trial," read the SMS sent on the morning of March 31 to Clement Nwankwo, head of the Situation Room, an Abuja-based coalition of human rights groups and democracy advocates monitoring the polls. Reuters later saw the SMS. "Plans are on storm [sic] the podium at the ICC Collation Centre and disrupt the process," it continued, the official dropping words and letters in his haste. "Nobody is sue [sic] what will happen. Please share this as widely as possible." At that moment, INEC chairman Jega was about to preside over the announcement of results. TALLY COUNT Since the end of army rule in 1999, all four previous votes had been marred by violence and ballot-rigging. The 2015 poll was different in two crucial aspects. It was a genuine race, pitting Jonathan, saddled with an ailing economy and an Islamist insurgency, against a former general promising to get tough on corruption and the Boko Haram insurgents. Voters had also been given biometric ID cards linked to their photographs and fingerprints, making it hard to inflate voter numbers significantly. As tallies from around the country showed Buhari on course for a win, unidentified PDP hard-liners started to panic, seeking ways of manipulating the count, Nwankwo and the diplomat said, citing political contacts in the Delta and Abuja. Realizing they could not engineer an outright win, PDP agents set about doctoring the tally at collation centers in pro-Jonathan areas to ensure Buhari failed to meet a requirement for 25 percent support in two thirds of states, Nwankwo said, citing reports from election monitors on the ground. A Reuters reporter witnessed and photographed one tally list in Port Harcourt with suspiciously similar totals for registered voters at polling stations: 500, 500, 500, 500, 500, 500, 500, 500, 450. In another tally center in the city, 17,594 valid votes were recorded out of a registered voter population of 11,757, the Reuters reporter said. Foreign election observers also noted the peculiarities - and contacted diplomats in Abuja who called in international intervention. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and his British counterpart Philip Hammond - in Switzerland for talks on Iran - issued a tough statement saying vote counting "may be subject to deliberate political interference". "CREATE A FRACAS" But as Buhari's lead grew, some PDP supporters from the Delta, including Orubebe, decided on a final gamble: to create a disturbance in the main INEC hall and have thugs snatch Jega from the stage, according to Nwankwo and the Abuja-based diplomat. What the group planned to do after the abduction is unclear, the diplomat and Nwankwo said, but the confusion could have triggered nationwide violence. "It was a desperate thing, mostly by a group of people from the Niger Delta who were in the room," Nwankwo said, describing events that unfolded publicly in the minutes after he received the SMS. When Jega opened proceedings on the morning of March 31, Orubebe, the former Niger Delta minister, grabbed a microphone and launched into an 11-minute tirade accusing Jega of bias. "Mr. Chairman, we have lost confidence in you," he shouted, pushing away officials trying to make him surrender the microphone. "You are being very, very selective. You are partial," he continued, surrounded by three or four supporters. "You are tribalistic. We cannot take it." Nigerians watched, aghast, on live television. Meanwhile, Jega's security detail was approached by unidentified individuals telling them to stand down, according to Nwankwo and the diplomat. But the bodyguards refused. "Some of the guards who had been guarding Jega for years demanded a written order," Nwankwo said. "But it didn't exist." Jega then rebuked Orubebe: "Let us not disrupt a process that has ended peacefully," he said as Orubebe slumped in his chair. "Mr. Orubebe, you are a former minister of the Federal Republic. You are a statesman in your own right. You should be careful about what you say or about what allegations you make," he said. Later, Orubebe congratulated Buhari on Twitter, expressing his "apologies to fellow Nigerians". Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/04/16/us-nigeria-election-idUSKBN0N71KI20150416 |
| Politics / Re: Are 12 European Lives More Valuable Than 148 African Lives? by okok0bioko: 10:13am On Apr 05, 2015 |
But doesn't it start with our leaders? If Jonathan, Ngozi and co. had rallied support for a march instead of sending condolences to France then the people aren't motivated. I remember Jonathan made no mention of Baga at all. We have in the French speaking African countries generations of the same family ruling the country from grandfather to grandson and France continues to lend their support to these regimes. Collynzo9: |
| Politics / Re: Are 12 European Lives More Valuable Than 148 African Lives? by okok0bioko: 10:03am On Apr 05, 2015 |
Collynzo9: That's what I'm saying, at least Sahara reporters is covering it. My point is that if western media houses don't give us the attention then African leaders should refrain from ass licking and running to Europe at every call. |
| Politics / Are 12 European Lives More Valuable Than 148 African Lives? by okok0bioko: 9:52am On Apr 05, 2015 |
Are 12 European lives more valuable than 148 African lives? Where are the world leaders and when are they coming to Africa to pay their respects and show support just like African puppets did earlier this year? Why isn't there a running commentary on all major news networks ? |
| Politics / Re: Nassarawa Presidential Election Results - Premium Times by okok0bioko: 2:43pm On Mar 29, 2015 |
Actually I'm not a TANOID, I'm a Buhari supporter who is patient vicadex07: |
| Politics / Re: Nassarawa Presidential Election Results - Premium Times by okok0bioko: 2:05pm On Mar 29, 2015 |
Wait for INEC 7 Likes |
| Politics / Nigerian Troops Noticeably Absent From Fight Against Boko Haram -new York Times by okok0bioko: 7:15pm On Mar 21, 2015 |
According to the New York Times, Nigerian troops are nowhere to be found, foreign troops are begging them to come and take over security of reclaimed towns that are now deserted of Boko Haram and residents. http://www.nytimes.com/2015/03/21/world/africa/nigerian-army-noticeably-absent-in-town-taken-from-boko-haram.html?_r=0 Rather than a display of important regional cooperation in the battle against Boko Haram, the visit instead pointed out some of the confusion and resentment that are creating tension among neighbors. The soldiers from Chad and Niger had succeeded here, but there was not a single Nigerian soldier to be found. The force members were bewildered to find themselves as foreign liberators without any help from the Nigerians. Even as the Nigerian government, with a national election looming, insists that its forces have chased Boko Haram fighters out of much of their northern territory, the deserted streets and all-foreign force here paint a different picture. Hundreds of thousands of Nigerians still cannot return home to towns that have been, nominally at least, freed from Boko Haram. But the foreign soldiers here said they do not want to occupy somebody else’s country, and worry that the Islamist fighters will simply return if they leave and the Nigerians have not arrived to take over. Hundreds of miles away in Ndjamena, the capital of Chad, officials are expressing anger at the near-total absence of cooperation from the Nigerians in a crucial regional battle, even as Nigerian officials are discounting the extent of Chad’s role. The disquiet of the Chadian officials was echoed in the words of the front-line Chadian soldiers here who wonder why they, and not the Nigerians, are holding towns like Damasak, several days after the last Boko Haram fighter has fled or been killed. “We asked them to come, to receive this town from us, but they have not come,” said Second Lt. Mohammed Hassan, resting in the shade of the armored vehicle he had manned with his company. Continue reading the main story Graphic: Boko Haram: The Other Islamic State “It is because they are afraid,” Lieutenant Hassan added, spitting out the words, his face half hidden against the 107-degree heat in a black turban.
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| Politics / Re: Photos Of Elite Nigerian Commandoes On Field Operations In Borno by okok0bioko: 11:04pm On Mar 14, 2015 |
I'm sorry but what is the name of this video game?  |
| Politics / Re: Anybody That Tells You Change, Stone That Person – Patience Jonathan by okok0bioko: 9:12am On Mar 04, 2015 |
Of course this will not make FP, bias from mods. This is inciting violence against opposition supporters 1 Like |
| Politics / Re: Nigerian Troops Arrest Terrorists Disguised As Women In Baga by okok0bioko: 11:06pm On Feb 23, 2015 |
Photoshopped image, take a closer look. Try another story please Nigerians are not as naive as you think. Okimski: |
| Politics / Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by okok0bioko: 4:59pm On Feb 19, 2015 |
Youth camps in Nigerian churches are also telling young people that Buhari is force Christians to convert to Islam. This is what pastors are preaching 5 Likes |
| Politics / Re: PDP Sharing Rice And Yam At Campaign Venue (Photo) by okok0bioko: 1:12pm On Feb 17, 2015 |
vanndubi: Its actually over 61% of Nigerians live on less than $1.25 a day |
| Politics / Re: Six Killed, Many Hospitalized As Buhari Supporters Raze PDP Campaign Office by okok0bioko: 5:34pm On Feb 16, 2015 |
While you are chastising APC supporters, see what PDP thugs have done today in Delta state. "Hopes that Nigeria’s forthcoming 2015 General Elections will be violence-free has suffered a major setback as supporters of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) engaged those of the Labor Party in a bloody clash over rights to hold campaign rallies in Ugono-Orogun Community, Ughelli North Local Government Area of Delta State. SaharaReporters gathered that a serving member representing Ughelli North I Constituency in the Delta State House of Assembly Mr. Samuel Mariere(PDP) had led his supporters to the community to campaign for reelection when they were allegedly confronted by supporters of Mr. Ovie Omo-Agege, Delta Central Senatorial Candidate on the platform of the Labor Party (LP). The encounter was said to have degenerated into a pandemonium when gun-wielding supporters of Mariere opened fire on Omo-Agege’s loyalists with one Oke Inana and two others severely wounded. They are said to be on life support machines at the Oghara Teaching Hospital at the time of this report. A physically challenged indigene of the community, Mr. Julius Oderohwo told SaharaReporters that the violence was premeditated as Mariere came prepared for war in the company of persons he described as ‘armed thugs.’ Oderohwo, who disclosed that he suffered some wounds and trauma also called for the prompt prosecution of Mr. Mariere, a legislator who should obey the law and ought, not to encourage violence in any form. “I will take up the matter, and it will serve as a deterrent to other lawless politicians like Mariere,” he said. Already the law firm of A.R. Erakpofoke & Co, Oderohwo’s Solicitors, have submitted a petition to the Area Commander of the Ughelli Area Police Command complaining against Mr. Mariere over “alleged murder and thuggery”. In the petition titled “Acts likely to promote community war, attempted murder and thuggery as displayed by Mr. Samuel Mariere, member representing Ughelli North I in the State House of Assembly”, the complainant alleged that Mariere "Led his campaign train to Ugono-Orogun and when it was obvious that the people of the area did not show any interest in his campaign train, Mariere in total disappointment, ordered his armed political thugs to open fire on a group of spectators who had converged on the town square. The thugs like vexed and wounded lions, did not hesitate to open fire on the unarmed crowd. In the mayhem that ensued, several persons were injured including one Oke Inana and two others who are now lying critically ill at the Oghara teaching hospital.” Although efforts were made to reach Mariere for reactions to the petition, all calls and SMS sent to his phone number were unanswered but one of his political associates who wanted his identity protected denied the story saying that it was the supporters of the Mr. Ovie Omo-Agege who ambushed the campaign train of Mariere adding they were lucky to have escaped unhurt. Also reacting to the incident, Mr. Ovie Omo-Agege, who is contesting the Delta Central Senatorial election on the platform of the Labor Party, described Mariere as "a wicked liar, we all know the antecedent of Mariere that he is a violent politician who go about carrying armed thugs up and down. On that particular day of the incident, I was not in town but when I came I was told about the mayhem Mariere unleashed on his constituents. My cousin was among those shot by Mariere thugs and as we talk he is under intensive care, with life support machine. At the appropriate time, Mariere will face the law." http://saharareporters.com/2015/02/15/pdp-labor-party-clash-delta-lawmaker-thugs-shoot-labor-party-supporters |
| Politics / Re: Ekiti Audio Leaked Tape Not Real - Goodluck Jonathan by okok0bioko: 7:44pm On Feb 15, 2015 |
Here is Fayose talking about the tape, so why is Jonathan lying. The least he and his boys can do is to tell a straight story. "Ekiti state governor, Ayodele Fayose has finally confessed to partaking in the secret meeting where politicians led by former minister of state for defense, Musiliu Obanikoro met with army officer led by a Brigadier General plotted how to rig last August's gubernatorial election for Mr. Fayose. Mr. Fayose was speaking at an event in Ekiti where he inadvertently referred to the tape and then he quickly tried to change his story by claiming that he was only chastising the army general for being compromised in the presense of his collegaues. Mr. Fayose's confession contrasts his earlier stance that the tape was manufactured with the aid of a voice software. The minister of Police Affairs, Jelili Adesiyan had earlier confessed to being at the meeting, however, President Goodluck Jonathan told reporters from the Wallstreet Journal during a recent interview that the tape was not "real" stating that the incident will not be probed." - Sahara reporters Listen to Fayose's confession here: http://saharareporters.com/2015/02/15/governor-fayose-confesses-partaking-ekiti-poll-rigging-meeting-secretly-recorded-army |
| Politics / Re: Buhari's Wife Implicates Her Husband by okok0bioko: 1:10pm On Feb 14, 2015 |
biafranqueen: You are a morally deficient individual. I will shortly expose you and your lies. Those comments you attributed to those individuals have all been doctored - you have replaced Goodluck Jonathan and instead inserted Buhari to suit your agenda. Here is the original collection of the world's leaders comments on Goodluck Jonathan's record or corruption and incompetence.
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| Politics / Re: NEDG Vice Presidential Debate 2015 Live! by okok0bioko: 1:31pm On Feb 02, 2015 |
Frankiss44: This is the Financial Times report that cited the low and falling electricity generation in Nigeria contrary to what Sambo claimed. http://ftalphaville.ft.com/2015/01/29/2105062/nigeria-on-the-brink/ Here is This Day Live who reported last year that Nigeria " imports about 17 million tonnes of steel yearly and produces only 2.5 million tonnes locally, the Mines and Steel Minister stressed that the situation was more wasteful because the country possesses over two billion tonnes of iron ore deposit, as well as over one trillion tonnes deposits of coal, a major ingredient in the production of steel." This Day Live - http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/nigerias-15m-ton-annual-steel-production-target-doubtful/170181/ As I recall, in the "debate" which was more of a Q&A session, Sambo claimed Nigeria exports something in the region of 15 million tonnes. You are well aware of the scams and missing billions, there is no need to repeat it here, and if you are in denial then I say ignorance is bliss, you will continue living a pitiful existence in Nigeria while the rest of the world advances. Before you start mentioning the GDP rebasing and largest economy in Africa, check out that article which states that Nigeria still has one of the worst economies. If in doubt, see this article which says "But thanks to a system of government which the Economist described recently as “broken and kleptocratic” it remains one of Africa’s weakest economies, with tens of millions of people living in abject poverty." - Financial Times http://blogs.ft.com/nick-butler/2015/02/01/the-dangerous-tragedy-of-nigeria/? - Financial Times Besides, what happens to the annual $6 billion defence budget? According to the Economist - "Nigeria spends $6 billion a year on defence and security but soldiers often mutiny or desert, in part because senior officers skim off money for kit and pocket the lower ranks’ wages." Yet soldiers are buying their own uniforms and have to depend on Chadian military assistance for air support. Do you want more evidence are you overwhelmed?!
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| Politics / Re: Vice Presidential Debate Has Started. LIVE UPDATES by okok0bioko: 1:12pm On Feb 02, 2015 |
BornSad: You are a very unintelligent person. The graph speaks for itself. So you are not making any sense. This is a direct quote from the Financial Times about that chart. "Low capital investment, in turn, has eroded the country’s competitiveness. Basic infrastructure is severely lacking. In particular, already deficient electricity generation is shrinking (Chart 4). [b]Rampant use of diesel generator sets for electricity is driving up the cost of doing business. [/b]" - Financial Times If you are so unintelligent to the extent that you cannot comprehend a simple statement and understand a moving average graph then take a back seat. Nigerian politics.. every man and his mother want to engage in political discourse. If you are still confused, then read the whole article where the author goes on to list other deficient areas in Nigeria. Mind you this research was carried out by BCA Research - google them. From the chart we can see that electricity generation only got worse under the Jonathan administration, yet it is still lower than pre 2008 levels.
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| Politics / Re: Vice Presidential Debate Has Started. LIVE UPDATES by okok0bioko: 8:31am On Feb 02, 2015 |
BornSad: HAHA wow you are clearly clueless about statistics, both the total and per capita lines are positively correlated. So even if we ignore the per capita line, the total line is also falling. You have no argument at all, as usual you have resorted to sentimental jibes, I'll advise you to focus on the facts. The whole graph is illustrating electricity generation. I won't waste my time with you any longer, you clearly cannot read a graph. That is why you incorrectly claimed earlier that the per capita line is the only line describing electricity generation. I have attached the graph for you to see again. The graph is only describing one variable - electricity generation. We can see that the lines are perfectly positively correlated, which is not surprising since the per capita (per individual) is only a derivative of the total electricity generation. Nigerians even when faced with clear simple facts continue to display ignorance. The graph doesn't lie and I'm afraid you can't change it or bend the facts presented. If you don't know how to read a graph, please say so and take a back seat in this argument. It is not by force for everyone to participate in a topic they are not knowledgeable about.
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| Politics / Re: Vice Presidential Debate Has Started. LIVE UPDATES by okok0bioko: 10:58pm On Feb 01, 2015 |
agabaI23: In that graph total electricity is almost postively correlated with per capita generation so what are you saying exactly? Mr man, both graphs move together in the same direction. |
| Politics / Re: Vice Presidential Debate Has Started. LIVE UPDATES by okok0bioko: 9:36pm On Feb 01, 2015 |
agabaI23: Both graphs measure electricity so you probably don't know how to read a chat. The total is falling too so I don't see your point! Per capita, if you know anything about economics, is on an individual basis so that is an even better measure to see how much everyone is fairing. For example income per capita, GDP per capita. Really you have no point, I'm sorry |
| Politics / Re: Vice Presidential Debate Has Started. LIVE UPDATES by okok0bioko: 9:07pm On Feb 01, 2015 |
concisebizgroup: He is not lying, according to the Financial Times, power generation in Nigeria is "low and falling" See chart below.
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| Politics / Re: NEDG Vice Presidential Debate 2015 Live! by okok0bioko: 9:03pm On Feb 01, 2015 |
Frankiss44: Its not my word against his, its research done by reputable local and international journalists. |
| Politics / Re: NEDG Vice Presidential Debate 2015 Live! by okok0bioko: 8:52pm On Feb 01, 2015 |
Frankiss44: There is no hatred, other guys on this thread have attested to that fact, Sambo was the only one glancing down at notes repeatedly. He also lied throughout the debate on steel production, electricity generation and so on. |
| Politics / Re: NEDG Vice Presidential Debate 2015 Live! by okok0bioko: 8:41pm On Feb 01, 2015 |
Frankiss44: Everyone can see Sambo reading from his notes, do you see any other candidates reading their notes?! 1 Like |
| Politics / Re: NEDG Vice Presidential Debate 2015 Live! by okok0bioko: 8:36pm On Feb 01, 2015 |
Lamexx: Can't you see him reading notes? |
| Politics / Re: NEDG Vice Presidential Debate 2015 Live! by okok0bioko: 8:31pm On Feb 01, 2015 |
Adminisher: I swear he is even going over the time limit, he don cram essay for head |
| Politics / Re: NEDG Vice Presidential Debate 2015 Live! by okok0bioko: 8:18pm On Feb 01, 2015 |
saintfaculty: Glad to see I'm not the only one who suspects - his answers are just spilled out, doesn't look like he is thinking of it like the other guys 1 Like |
| Politics / Re: NEDG Vice Presidential Debate 2015 Live! by okok0bioko: 8:12pm On Feb 01, 2015 |
Strike with universities have since been resolved -Namadi Sambo - na wa the issue that was just resolved today strategically close to the election time Sambo claimed power generation has increased from 2000mw to 4000mw. Let him tell that story to dullards, this was in the financial times only a few days ago - Power generation in Nigeria is actually falling. http://ftalphaville.ft.com/2015/01/29/2105062/nigeria-on-the-brink/
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| Celebrities / Re: Amber Rose Flaunts Her Dangerous Curves At D'banj's 10th Anniversary by okok0bioko: 7:22pm On Feb 01, 2015 |
mumus,yimu, that ass is fake for your information Awon oloshi |
| Politics / Drone That Crashed In Nigeria Appears To Be Chinese Manufactured (pictures) by okok0bioko: 12:21pm On Jan 30, 2015 |
According to BusinessInsider: It Looks Like An Armed Chinese-Made Drone Crashed In Nigeria Read more: http://uk.businessinsider.com/it-looks-like-an-armed-chinese-made-drone-crashed-in-nigeria-2015-1#ixzz3QIoyvXs5 As the brutal Boko Haram insurgency has entered its 7th year in Nigeria, the relationship between the government and China has deepened. In many ways it is a match of needs. The Nigerian military has a pressing need for counter-insurgency (COIN) equipment, such as drones, MRAP vehicles and smart bombs (many of which the US has been unwilling to provide the government due to human rights concerns). China is seeking to be a first tier exporter of such modern military systems as well as has a massive domestic demand for oil. The result has been the export of Chinese weapons, fighters, warships and now it appears armed drones to Nigeria. On January 25, 2015, a photo appeared on online at Beegeagle's Blog, appearing to show a CH-3 UCAV which crashed upside down near Dumge village in the Mafa District of Borno Province. The two anti-tank missiles on the CH-3's wings appear to be intact. Borno is the area where much of the Boko Haram violence, including the massacre of 2,000 civilians, occurred in 2015. Currently, the Nigerian military is fighting to hold onto the city of Maiduguri against a Boko Haram onslaught, so it appears likely that the CH-3 in question was flying reconnaissance and fire support missions for the Nigerians when it crashed. The CH-3 is a medium UAV built by the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation. This 256km per hour, 630kg drone has a wingspan of about 8 meters, and the combat version can carry a 100kg payload. Judging by photos of the CH-3 during Chinese testing, the missiles would likely by 45kg AR-1 anti-tank missiles, which are roughly equivalent to the American Hellfire missile. The CH-3 is also in Pakistani service as the "Burraq" UCAV. Despite damage to the tricycle landing gear and upper forward fuselage, this CH-3 appears to have crash landed due to mechanical or control difficulties. This is in line with most other global UAV combat losses to date. As the CH-3 has a cruise altitude of 5,000m and a flight ceiling of 6,000m, it is unlikely that Boko Haram would have the necessary heavy anti-aircraft weaponry or training to do so. Despite this particular CH-3's inglorious fate, it is a good illustration that Chinese drones are likely to be flying over Nigeria and many other insurgencies around the world for time to come. http://uk.businessinsider.com/it-looks-like-an-armed-chinese-made-drone-crashed-in-nigeria-2015-1
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