₦airaland Forum

ahahahahah...i laugh fall..

Niger’s air force bombed a Boko Haram base in the country’s southeast and arrested more than 20 militants, security sources said on Thursday, in its biggest counter-attack in eight months.

Members of Boko Haram based mostly in northeastern Nigeria have repeatedly attacked the Lake Chad area, including Niger’s southern border region of Diffa, Reuters reported.

Government forces tracked the militants after a soldier was killed when a military vehicle was blown up by remote control by the group near Lake Chad on Monday, the sources said.

“Our air forces destroyed this nest, but we do not yet have an official death toll,” a military officer told Reuters.

Soldiers arrested the remaining fighters.

In October, Niger’s parliament approved a three-month extension of a 15-day state of emergency in Diffa in order to boost security.

http://thenationonlineng.net/niger-air-force-bombs-boko-haram-base-arrests-20/

chymystique:
Ve edited my comment after reading the whole thread.

chymystique:
Am like how is this news?

Anyways thank God for everything

Coz, human life is involved here my dear.

lalasticlala ohhhhhhh

May God never allow us to experience any plane crash this year ijn.

SmithEnemona:
ahahahah...but EFCC need to check all the former governors...

including Amaechi

Leo Ekpenyong was arraigned by the police at the High Court in Gudu District, Abuja.
Mr. Ekpenyong appeared in court on Thursday.


na wa o...


The man above me sha

RIP

Oma307:
Babe u fyn ooo

aww...thanks..

OnankpaBa:
i knew

what?

Chanchit:
This man is just desperately wicked, not only a thief, see as he dey share poor people money for different account. He should be hanged by the balls.

chai...

OnankpaBa:
Bros, you follow me see am too?

If PDP/GEJ continue ehen? Me and you for don run from naija.

Patience said pikin wen no pass suppose repeat class, but we refused to repeat GEJ He's a failure.

That bolded part thou...

Politicians get mind sha

A 36-year-old fashion designer, Daramola Yemisi, on Wednesday sought for the dissolution of her 15-year-old marriage to her husband, simply identified as Babatunde, at an Ikorodu Customary Court sitting in Lagos State for alleged indecent act.

According to the mother of four who reportedly moved out of her husband’s house owing to the ‘dirty act’, her husband was always handling his step-daughter’s breasts whenever she was asleep.

DAILY POST reports that while narrating her ordeal in court, Yemisi, who was almost pushed to tears, said Babatunde was in the habit of ‘touching’ and handling her 19-year-old daughter whom she bore for another man.

She said, “My husband left me on the bed and went to meet my daughter on the mat to romance her. I caught him touching my daughter’s breasts while she was asleep. After I caught him, I asked my daughter why she did not tell me, and she told me that my husband gave her money and told her not to tell anyone.

Yemisi said the daughter disclosed to her that it wasn’t the first but third time he would be coming to touch her.

Speaking further, she also alleged that her two sisters in-law had to come to her shop to assault her after she moved out of her husband’s house because of the dirty act.

Yemisi, however, urged the court to legally separate her from her husband, saying that she did not want her husband to ruin her daughter’s life.

Her husband, the respondent who resides at Oduyebo Street in Ikorodu, Lagos State, confessed to the court that he actually touched his step daughter.

He said he had, however, begged his wife that such act would not repeat itself.

He also begged the court to resolve the differences in their marriage.

“Although my wife has left me to live in another man’s apartment, I still want her back,’’ the 43-year-old told the court.

The court President, Mrs. Omolara Abiola, in her ruling, asked the couple to wait for a chamber discussion.

She then adjourned the case to December 14 for mention.

Cc: lalasticlala

http://dailypost.ng/2015/11/04/my-husband-fondles-our-19-year-old-daughters-breasts-woman-tells-court/

RIP to the dead.

IsraeliAIRFORCE:
Is your interest on what you get or the competence of the heads and the members of the committee?

Majority of Nigerian Politicians are just self serving.

That's naija for you

APC made a big mistake bargaining seats and house leader for this man.

imagine.

By Ahmed Attah

What did Abubakar Audu forget in Kogi Government House? This is a question any average Nigerian would ask of any candidate aspiring to be sworn in for a third term in any elective office, especially when such office in question rates as high as the gubernatorial platform.

Dr. Abubakar Audu has placed himself in that enquiry microscope ever since he was denied a second term in his bid to extend his second coming as the executive governor of Kogi State.

Before this derail, Dr. Audu had been the Chief executive of the state for two separate terms – first, he was voted in overwhelmingly in 1992 under the umbrella of the defunct Nigerian Republican Convention, NRC. Within the 22 months he stayed in office before that General Ibrahim Babangida’s attempt to usher in democratic rule was inadvertently truncated to usher in another long spell of uncertainties under military rule, Audu was able to reposition the state by strongly erecting the solid windmills that harvested long overdue dividends of democracy.

His head-on arrests of critical challenges in the housing, health, general infrastructure, commerce and industry within so short a time still remain landmarks in today’s Kogi.

Hence, it was no rocket science that when the Fourth Republic kicked off in 1999 Kogites had seen enough of Audu to overwhelming vote him in to continue in his good works. And they were the happier for it for their chief executive resumed exactly from where he stopped.

Specifically, those four years in office saw the indefatigable achiever carving out further golden projects like building and equipping a specialist hospital, the five star Confluence Hotel, 250 units Housing Estate, a sporting complex, 25 medical institutions, 350 borehole schemes, 300 km of township roads, 20 rural electrification projects as well as procuring 100 mass transit buses and creating a specialist Government Girls Secondary School on student exchange programme.

However, Kogites were denied the much-needed continuity to land them in Audu’s Eldorado when PDP struck with the rigging bulldozer that has ever continued to deny such contentious and selfless leader.

But after 12 years of PDP’s reign, Kogi State has deteriorated beyond apprehension. Yet revenue allocation has more than quadrupled in present day. Audu’s landmarks have been left unmaintained without visible replacements in place.

To answer the question, Audu is coming back on a rescue mission. He sees his great plans to alleviate his people from poverty and pathetic living diminish in the hands of a ruthless opposition, whose only creed for power are for self-aggrandizement and closed family frolics.

Audu is coming to restore hope to his people, pick up Kogi State from the sorry state it is and back to the envy he left it in 2003 by which time he had won seven of the 12 performance awards available nationwide for gubernatorial excellence in office.

Yes, Abubakar Audu forgot something – his people’s well-being. Contesting under the platform of Al People Congress, APC, Audu couldn’t have chosen a better CHANGE vehicle to drive home his three-point agenda – power shift, state of emergency in critical sectors of the state and concentration in ‘stomach infrastructure’.

The incumbent, PDP’s Wada is in for the fight of his life to keep out Audu from getting back to power. The PDP had succeeded in fraudulently keeping the people’s choice for three consecutive times. This time around, it will definitely be a different ball game when Kogites decide on November 21, 2015.

Ahmed Attah, Microbiologist, writes from Lokoja.

Cc: lalasticlala, DONSMITH123, SmithEnemona

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/prince-abubakar-audu-and-his-intents/

DONSMITH123:
with all the power tussle, it will be wise to take Amaechi to another ministry. Niger Delta is not ideal for him...

yea..sir Don you have a point there.

Thats really a good one.



Push my Amaechi to Niger Delta to treat Wike's fault up.

ricsman:
believe what

hid fight on corruption.

ricsman:
check their CVs

until any member of APC is jail for corruption, then i will believe.

ricsman:
guess doing their work

which work? abeggy..

ricsman:
because some of them are extremely rich

really?

And they made the money through.....................?

chai! Baba no fall my hand o