₦airaland Forum

Akurakambe:
Tinubu is thief and drug lord. God punish Tinubu urchins.

pinkPUSSY:
On what capacity did Obi share Dasuki's loot ?


This deji is just a very stupid boy

Dangrace01:
Peter obi not a saint but a bundle of integrity- obasanjo

Kingspin:
For bringing IPOB on board, Reno has once again demonstrated the need for him to visit a hospital.

IPOB has come out to say Obi is not their member, and if Nnamdi Kanu is still broadcasting Obi would not find it funny. IPOB led by Kanu does not respect the governor of the zone, go and play his past massages.

Anybody trying to drag Obi name into IPOB, knows this but since 2023 is around everything is deployed to blackmail any candidate.

trutharena:
Are you ashamed of those that stoned Awolowo?

Are you ashamed that your progenitors stoned Awolowo during campaign and that your current generation swore to do the same to Tinubu?

I don’t blame you guys, I only blame the Yorubas sophistico with no ethnic consciousness among us.

Imagine an Ibo boy arrested today for burning BRT in Lagos. He left his region to Lagos to burn our buses and yet Yoruba won’t speak up.

What has happened to the Yoruba for heaven sake? Can I go to Anambra to burn public buses and come back to Lagos alive?

Dozens died in anti-government protests in Sierra Leone, police and other sources said on Thursday, sharply raising the death toll from the previous day's clashes as shocked citizens stayed mostly behind closed doors in the capital Freetown.

Six police officers and at least 21 civilians were killed, the sources said, as hundreds took to the streets in frustration at economic hardship and a perceived failure by the government to cushion the impact of rising prices.

The unrest is highly unusual for Sierra Leone, especially in the West African country's capital Freetown. A few people have been killed in isolated protests in other cities in recent years.

One verified video from Freetown showed a police officer firing a gun into a crowd.

Other verified images from Freetown showed clouds of smoke and teargas as large crowds threw rocks and burned tyres and armed officers patrolled the streets.

The protests were concentrated in the opposition's northern heartland and the capital.

Long held in check, citizens' frustrations have been exacerbated by rising prices for basic goods in a country where, according to the World Bank, more than half the population of around 8 million live below the poverty line.

Wednesday's death toll included two police officers killed in Freetown, three in the northern town of Kamakwie and one in the northern city of Makeni, police inspector general William Fayia Sellu told Reuters.

At least 13 civilians were shot dead in Freetown, said staff at the city's main mortuary. Hospital sources said that four civilians were killed in Kamakwie and another four in Makeni.

An eerie calm had returned to Freetown on Thursday, residents said, as stores were closed and people stayed in out of fear of unrest.

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FreeSpirited:
APC looting galore.
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And some motherfuckers want us to vote APC so the looting of gas and crude oil can continue
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Racoon:
A convicted criminal coming out to contest a Senatorial seat immediately after being given an undeserved state pardons? Only in Nigeria. So sad! Too bad.

God1000:
This breaks my heart, is there any hope for this country?

EtinosaDLaw:
All they know how to do is insult people, but when Obi's people retaliate now they will start crying blue murder. You can't campaign for agbado because you have nothing positive to campaign with other than wishful-thinking, all you can do is come on TV to insult Obi and Atiku every time you're behind the camera. Keyamo is a disgrace to the Legal Profession.

Nigerians will reply you with their votes

kozmokaz:


We all for the gram

Massive cash out season loading

Emmanuel bia ka anyi ga ndi APC n’eme meeting

They will cook rice and share money

From the look on there faces , they be like

Can we just skip to the FOOD and money already?

A London museum has agreed to return 72 objects looted from Benin City in 1897 to the Nigerian government.

The Horniman Museum and Gardens, located in south London, announced the transfer in a news release Sunday. All of the objects were taken from the Kingdom of Benin, in what is now the capital of Edo State in southern Nigeria, during a British military operation in February 1897, the museum said.

The artifacts include 12 brass plaques that are part of a genre known as the "Benin bronzes." These bronze sculptures were created from at least the 16th century to decorate the royal court in Benin, according to the British Museum.

In 1897, British forces launched a "bloody and devastating" military occupation of the Benin Kingdom and thousands of artworks were stolen and taken to the United Kingdom as "spoils of war," the museum said.

Britain can't decide whether it should send its looted treasures back to their rightful owners
The Horniman's Benin collection also includes other brass objects looted during the occupation, such as an altar piece, bells, fans and baskets.

"We very much welcome this decision by the Trustees of the Horniman Museum and Gardens," said Abba Tijani, director general of Nigeria's National Commission for Museums and Monuments, in the release.

"Following the endorsement by the Charity Commission, we look forward to a productive discussion on loan agreements and collaborations between the National Commission for Museums and Monuments and the Horniman," Tijani said.
The decision comes as a victory for Nigeria and other African countries that have fought to recover cultural artifacts seized during military occupation and held in museums, mostly in Europe, but also in the United States and Australia.

Nigeria's national commission requested the return of the items in January, the Horniman said. Some of the objects may still be lent to the Horniman for display and research, according to the release.
Eve Salomon, chair of the museum's trustees, called the transfer "moral and appropriate."

Smithsonian Museum of African Art removes Benin bronzes from display and plans to repatriate them
"The evidence is very clear that these objects were acquired through force, and external consultation supported our view that it is both moral and appropriate to return their ownership to Nigeria," Salomon said in the release. "The Horniman is pleased to be able to take this step and we look forward to working with the NCMM to secure longer term care for these precious artefacts."

The Horniman follows in the footsteps of several other museums that have returned their looted Benin bronzes to Nigeria.

In February, the University of Aberdeen and Cambridge University's Jesus College returned two Benin bronzes. Last year, the French government returned 26 artworks seized from Benin in 1892.

And in November of 2021, the Smithsonian Institute's National Museum of African Art in Washington, DC, removed all of its Benin bronzes from display and announced plans to repatriate them.

inoki247:
If wu ever dey are supporting makes mistakes or dole out lies and fake statistics dey will blame Tinubu or blame the media for reporting that still look for a way to defend....


Maybe Biafra war was caused by Tinubu sef wu knows....

ThrownBack:
Exactly, northern terrorists just like in Ondo state.

inoki247:
Lol so no be DSS and Fulani herdsmen again dey cause insecurity for ur region na Tinubu....


It seems everybody in that region are just too holy...