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NewsRescue-The National Security Adviser(NSA) is the nations top security and intelligence position. This is the seat where the buck stops, as regards to all problems of terrorism and insecurity in the nation. Proliferation of arms in Nigeria, violent unrest, are not problems that Jonathan should be directly blamed for. We as citizens need to deliver praise and criticism to the right quarters, even though ultimately the president is responsible for all his staff.
The Dictator’s are Back in Babariga (Civilian attire)

So who is the NSA? Rtd. col Sambo Dasuki is a Babangida’s man. Like Nigeria’s former, serial NSA, Aliyu Gusau, late Gen. Abacha, and other Majors like Abdulmuminu Aminu and Abubakar Dangiwa Umar, these are the Babangida inner circle and the team that deposed of the Buhari-Idiagbon government and maintained the Babangida dictatorship for the harrowing decade in Nigeria’s history.

babangida-pastSambo Dasuki was the Aide-de-camp to president Ibrahim Babangida. During Abacha’s era, Abacha was possibly scared of Dasuki and Gusau, he knew certain things about these men, perhaps some things that could be dangerous to him, based on their past workings, and as such Abacha retired both Dasuki and Gusau. They both went on to private intelligence business.
Azazi Killed, Enter Dasuki

In June 2012 Sambo Dasuki was made the NSA, after the now late NSA, Andrew Owoye Azazi who died under suspicious circumstances when his helicopter exploded in Bayelsa, December 2012, was fired. Azazi was retired from his post, in a decision possibly not unrelated to the late NSA’s opposing position with the Jonathan administrations policies on security, and his public statement, asserting that the ruling political party, PDP and certain PDP presidential aspirants, was behind Boko Haram northern terror.

Yar;Adua's approach to the northern terrorist threats

NSA Mukhtar and Yar’Adua’s approach to the northern terrorist threats

In essence, the same men who dictated over Nigeria in the Babangida era, are back. It will be childish to think that Babangida’s brutal regime as many remember it, was a regime of only one, man, Babangida. Sani Abacha did not think it this way, nor did Yar’adua. They both left the Babangida’s men out of their administration. Nigeria has been written of as the world’s recycle capital, but when we even recycle our more brutal regime officers, then it looks like a very serious psychotic problem.
With Babangida’s man in power, national terror again got worse

Upon Dasuki assuming office, June 2012, Boko Haram terror took a turn for the worse. From June 2012 to May 2013, Boko Haram, under the watch of Sambo Dasuki, metamorphosed from suicidal terrorists, to a full fledgeling insurgent army. Nigeria’s NSA was visibly invisible in tackling the dangerous terror development. By May, 2013, Boko Haram had successfully overtaken the government in over 20 towns in Borno, sending what was left of the governing structure of the state, to the southern parts. Nigeria’s intelligence chief literally did nothing while according to Bamanga Tukur, Boko Haram prepared to make its last moves and declare its first Nigerian state.

Armed ethnic militancy is at a highest level in history. The Ombatse cult operate freely, above the law in Nasarawa. There are Fulani and Tiv mercenaries, engaging in wars and massacres with sophisticated weaponry almost every day in Nigeria, and the NSA does not appear to see this as an aberration requiring exigent address. NewsRescue intelligence sources have informed us that MEND, the Niger Delta militant terrorist group, is now more armed that ever. Either directly aided by the Jonathan government or indirectly so, MEND have been seeking local sources of under-ground power generation and have been stashing away unlimited, sophisticated weaponry. It is suspected that the Bayelsa division of MEND are interested in an attempted breakaway effort in the event of a loss for the current president, who hails from Bayelsa, at the elections, 2015. What the NSA is doing about the thriving of all these ethnic militant groups, kidnapping and the proficiency or armed assault and terror in Nigeria, is yet to be recognized. Other unaddressed security crises: North-eastern and Seme border insecurity and the related gun running. Some describe him as weak and sometimes disinterested.
Boko Haram terrorism became an insurgency

The reasons why Nigeria’s new NSA, did and said nothing while Boko Haram developed advanced skills, staged successful attacks at Nigeria’s military barracks and developed international notoriety with cross border foreign kidnapping operations, is left to be explained. Dasuki took over the seat from late General Andrew Azazi, but when discussing Nigeria’s top intelligence position, the conversation must involve another Babangida’s man, who happens to be conveniently married to Dasuki’s sister; the person of Aliyu Mohammed Gusau. Spymaster and die-to-rule Gusau has virtually held the NSA seat for most of Nigeria’s recent past. Gusau was the NSA during Babangida’s time. He was brought in again by Obasanjo, who as US cables describe, preferred to keep a dangerous man like Gusau, close than far. Only Late Yar’adua was careful enough not to appoint Gusau or any other Babangida’s man for the NSA spot. Yar’Adua placed Major Gen. Sarki Mukhtar, remembered for opposing Sani Abacha on coup plotter treatment, in the 90′s. Again, Gusau was made the NSA under Jonathan, until Gusau decided to run in the 2011 elections and tendered his resignation to Jonathan to contest against his boss.
Spymaster, die-to-rule Gusau’s NSA record, terror masterminding

Gusau comes into the discussion, because, as with the current NSA, his dealing with the threats Nigeria faces, have warranted his being suspected as a benefactor and mastermind of Boko Haram. It must be realized that it was under the watch of Gusau, Nigeria’s top intelligence and security man, that Boko Haram evolved and gathered the type of arms and sophistication that was to be recognized in the menace they are today. What was the NSA, Gusau looking at? It is reported that when Obasanjo asked him about the early Boko Haram, then called, “Nigerian Taliban,” Gusau told his boss that no such group existed. As with any job, Gusau who was the NSA during the period that MEND imported weapons and became a dangerous terrorist threat, failed to do his job. Gusau was also the top security man when Boko Haram became the menace it is today, and as such, his employment must be questioned and he, held to account. In line with this failure of his job to secure Nigerian life, Gusau and those who employed him need to be brought to book.
Cease-fire with “proscribed” terrorist group? 13 yr-old heroes of Civilian JTF on victory path did not surrender, why did Dasuki?

13 year olds did not surrender, while NSA did

13 year olds did not surrender to Boko, while the NSA did

So, why has Boko Haram been allowed to proliferate under the tenures of Gusau and now his brother in-law, Dasuki? The State of emergency and war Nigeria waged against Boko Haram May this year, came as a result of pressure from within the military, and intelligence articles on websites like NewsRescue, that pushed the dire situation directly to the president, who immediately, upon realizing that Nigeria was about to loose Borno, called a meeting of his army chiefs who agreed that such a campaign was urgent. What Dasuki was advising before this time and leading to this critical point, is yet to be known. But the duty of an NSA is to prevent such from even, ever getting to a point where a nation wages a full war in its own territory.

NewsRescue-“Amnesty” Peace Deals With “Proscribed” Boko Haram Insults National Intelligence

Unlike most Nigerians, Dasuki always pushed for an amnesty for the terrorists

According to this report, Dasuki from inception has always been soliciting for placation and dialogue with the barbaric terrorists, who respect no law of God or man. In recent news, Dasuki must have advised the Nigerian government to sign a cease-fire with the defunct Boko Haram, a group that is now on the run. Why such a position will be supported by Nigeria’s top security officer, is questionable. Even 13 year old, boys and girls are no longer afraid of Boko Haram and their gift of death and have taken up weapons to flush out this menace, once and for all. Nigeria was winning the war against Boko Haram, up until the point where a cease-fire was signed with a group that has already been “proscribed,” by the Nigerian government.
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A Society can Never have Peace without having Justice

Apart from a cease-fire agreement with a proscribed group, being a breech of the law, according to legal experts, most Nigerians view the signing of a peace agreement with a globally wanted terrorist body, as a betrayal of the Nigerian people and a last minute top intel. effort, possibly co-sponsored by Gusau, Dasuki and who knows who else to save skeletons of Boko Haram and save its sponsors. Signing a peace agreement with Boko Haram is tantamount to the US national security adviser, suggesting that the US signed peace agreements with the Boston bombers, or with the cop killer, Donner of LA.
Will Dasuki Arrest Terror Sponsors?

Can Dasuki arrest Boko Haram sponsors and suspected top level sponsors? Former NSA Gusau has been linked to an arms cache found in Kano with suspected links to Hezbollah, in addition to being pointed out as the chief Boko Haram mastermind. Can Dasuki bring in his brother-in-law on suspicion for masterminding terror in the north? Was Dasuki a wise choice by Jonathan, or another grave error and betrayal to the sanctity of life and property in Nigeria?

On assuming the office, Dasuki said, in his words: “I was in Yobe and Borno States last week and I have got the telephone numbers and contacts of key Boko Haram members and I will meet with them…”

So he was given their leaders contacts. Why was the list of such persons names and addresses not out? What has he done with these contacts? What was his position on the war waged against Boko Haram? President Jonathan always said he knew the sponsors. Has this information been transferred to Dasuki? Does Dasuki have the mettle to arrest them? I am sure both of these leaders, know that whoever commands and masterminds a murderous deviant sect like Boko Haram, by God, must not be covered.

If according to this report, Mukhtar was sacked for the reasons stated, then compare to the crimes of Gusau and Dasuki. Why does Jonathan not fire them likewise? Report:

Muktar Out, Gusau In: Why Jonathan Removed Him -TheWill; 08/03/2010

Muktar’s other offences were listed as various deliberate inaccurate security reports sent to Jonathan on Yar’Adua’s current state of health, his fraternity with Turai Yar’Adua and the inaccurate news reports being planted in the media that Yar’Adua could talk and walk. Also listed are the January religious killings in Jos and the last straw was Sunday’s slaughter of more than 400 Christians in villages in Jos South Local Government Area.

His inability to take proactive steps to stall the violence even after receiving intelligence of an imminent attack from villagers and Jos residents was just inexcusable.

Recycled NSA’s incompetence keeps the poor distracted, bugged down in insecurity, for the rich to divide and devour Nigeria

Boko Haram is not Nigeria’s worst evil, decaying infrastructure is- Dangote

As Mr. Ayo Opadukun of CODER said in a recent article — it is time to prosecute and end the impunity and employment of former military officers, who were part of brutal regimes that destroyed the fiber of Nigeria. It is rather surprising, if such a word is appropriate, that Babangida still runs Nigeria’s government 20 years after, through his men, Gusau, Dasuki and the like who have literally run the Nigerian security department since Babangida left power, and have filled the people’s lives with distractions and preoccupations with terror, bloody-chaos and insecurity, thus allowing corruption and mal-governance to thrive unnoticed, with elite sharing of Nigeria’s wealth—the Babangida’s, the Obasanjo’s, the Dangote’s and the like, cutting up all that’s left of the nations wealth—while the citizens, including our best noble laureates, are left no other option than to run around, preoccupied trying to figure out how to secure their lives, and the lives of their families and friends.

Lekan Abayomi with NewsRescue staff

http://odili.net/news/source/2013/jul/14/818.html

Lagos: If I don't allow daddy to do it, he sleeps with my younger sister -Girl, 13

by Kunle Falayi


Adeleke Adetayo and his two children




One night in June 2011, in a quiet neigbourhood in Ajangbadi, Egbeda area of Lagos, a 35-year old man sold his soul to the devil. While the residents slept peacefully, Adeleke Adetayo, who lived in a small apartment with his two children, woke up his first daughter, 13-year-old Bola (not real name), and asked her to pull off her pants.

That night, Adeleke, a commercial bus driver, raped his daughter as the little girl cried in agony.

"Blood was coming out from my body. He used a white singlet to clean it. I was crying but he told me to stop so that the landlord would not hear. My sister was in the room at the time. My father started sleeping with my younger sister last year," the girl told our correspondent as she looked down at her toes.

Bola's younger sister, Tolu (not real name), is just 10 years old.

In any African culture, sleeping with one's child is the most abominable form of incest. But once in a while, reports of such incidents come up.

Such traumatic experience most times leaves a very damaging effect on the abused child and it may take substantial effort by specialists to make such child live a normal life.

The case of Adeleke's daughters will bring tears to many eyes.

Unlike their peers who have the love of their parents and live normal lives of going to school and coming back home to the warm embrace of their parents, Bola and Tolu close from school every day with the trepidation of what awaits them at home.

They rarely have good food to eat as their father barely provide for their feeding when he comes back from his commercial driving job.

Their mother moved out in 2012, leaving them at the mercy of a predatory father who rarely had time for the children's welfare.

The children's mother, Kemi, spoke with our correspondent on the telephone on Saturday.

Her voice shook as she expressed shock at what her husband had done to their daughters.

She told Saturday PUNCH, "I moved out last year because it became clear I was not safe in his house anymore. My children and I were suffering. He was not taking care of us in anyway. We rarely had food to eat.

"He would beat me at the slightest provocation. When the beating was too much and it got to the stage where my mother was the one bringing food for us to eat, I took my children to live with my mother and I moved to Ibadan.

"But when my husband learnt about where my children were, he went to take them from there. I had no idea that while I was with him, my husband was already sleeping with his own children.

"I have not been able to eat anything since yesterday that I was informed about what that man did to my daughters. I am really sad."

Did Kemi starve her husband of sex when she was still with him?

She replied, "Sir, you need to understand that my husband was the kind of person who wanted sex every day. After two children, should we still be acting like children when it comes to sleeping with each other?

"He would ask for sex almost every day and anytime I said no, he would beat me up. Sometimes, he would pour urine on my head just to humiliate me for turning him down. He called me all sorts of names.

"I was a hairdresser, but he said I should stop the work, because he thought I was prostituting myself in the process. He called me prostitute at the slightest provocation. All these were the reasons I decided to leave him. I have seen my daughters a number of times since I left their father's house, but they never told me about what he was doing to them."

When our correspondent spoke with Kemi, she was still in Ibadan at the time, promising to come for her children the following day.

Asked what she would say to her husband when she saw him, Kemi said, "I don't want to see that man again. I just don't want to lay my eyes on him. That man is the devil himself."

On Monday, Kemi finally came for the children who were kept in custody of the Ikotun Police Division, pending the outcome of the test conducted on them at the Igando General Hospital and their father's arraignment.

She broke down in tears as she pleaded to take them with her.

When our correspondent saw the two children, they did not seem to understand what was happening.

The older victim spoke quietly, looking at her toes the whole time.

The young girl explained that she did not know what their father did with the white underwear he used to clean her up when he forced himself on her.

She said, "I don't know what he does with the singlet. Every time he rapes me, he uses the singlet to clean me up. He does it like once in a week.

"Anytime I don't allow him to do it, he sleeps with my sister instead but he would not give me money for food."

The older girl said she was crying after her father refused to give her money for feeding after turning him down one particular day. A neighbour saw her and asked what the problem was, she told the neighbour the truth.

The neighbour placed an anonymous call to a woman she knew in a not-for-profit organisation, who in turn informed Mrs. Esther Ogwu, founder of the Esther Child Rights Foundation.

On Friday, June 5, 2013, the police were informed and Adeleke was apprehended by men of the Ikotun Police Division.

Adeleke did not utter a single word of denial.

"It is true I was sleeping with them. Sometimes, I just have the urge to do it. When I cannot control myself, I sleep with them," he said in a tape recorded by the NGO officials who first confronted him.

These were the words Adeleke offered in defence when he was asked by Ogwu, the police and his landlord, why he slept with his two young daughters.

Our correspondent visited Adeleke's landlord, Mr. Amos Omooye, a pastor, who magnanimously gave an apartment in his house to Adeleke and his wife to live in for free.

Omooye told our correspondent, "Adeleke has been living in my house for the last 13 years. I never suspected he could do something as heinous as this.

"I had no idea he was doing that to her daughters whom I christened. They were born in this house.

"During one of the evangelical outreach programme of my church years ago, I met Adeleke and his wife living in a very terrible uncompleted building. I had to take them in to live in my house without paying. They have been living here ever since."

Omooye said Adeleke once made effort to get a rented apartment, but was kicked out by the landlord of that house because he and his wife fought endlessly.

The pastor said, "I took them back in when they were kicked out. I could probably have seen signs of what he was doing to his daughters if not because of a terrible illness I had since 2011. I was bedridden for much of the last two years, which is the period he was sleeping with the kids.

"But I recall that in the last few months, the older daughter was always crying. I called her one day and asked what was wrong. She said the father was treating them badly. I asked if the two girls wanted to see their grandmother, they said yes and I facilitated a visit to the woman.

"They later came back with clothes, food and other things. I never for once thought that the children were going through something that terrible. When the police came here to arrest Adeleke, I asked if it was true he was sleeping with his children, he said 'yes'. I could not believe it, I was shocked."

Ogwu, who has been handling the children's case since Adeleke's act was unearthed, told our correspondent that the mother had initially been apologetic about taking custody of her children instead of them being handed over to government officials for rehabilitation.

She told our correspondent, "Even though I have seen cases like this before, it still surprises me that with the abundance of brothels around, a man can still take his own children and rape them, not once but over a period of two years.

"When I asked him why he did it, Adeleke simply said, 'I just like doing it with them anytime I have the urge'. I was shocked. At the moment, we cannot rule out the option that he probably was sleeping with the children for fetish reasons.

"It is also sad that the mother, who could have noticed what was happening to the children, did not when she was still with the father. You have to understand that the rape started when she was still with the man.

"This is why parents need to maintain a cordial relationship and communication with their children so they will have the courage to confide in them.

"My organisation only counsels parents on ways to prevent the abuse of their children, we usually leave the victims' counseling part to the government. This is why we are planning to hand these children over to the government."

Ogwu said counseling helps to improve the chances of young victims like Adeleke's children to live normal lives.

But she added that even at that, the memory of the molestation they had gone through would likely live with them for the rest of their lives.

Police Public Relations Officer in the state, Ngozi Braide, said Adeleke's case had been transferred to the State Criminal Investigation Department.

"He is going to be charged to court as soon as possible," she said.

Adeleke was indeed charged to court on two counts of defilement in a family court at Ikeja Chief Magistrate's Court, Lagos.

Before his case was assigned, our correspondent met a woman, said to be Adeleke's girlfriend at the court premises.

"To say the truth, when I asked Adeleke if he indeed did it, he admitted he did it. But what has happened has happened. The devil can use anybody," the woman said.

Nigeria has not set up a database for paedophiles as is the case in some developed countries. This may make it difficult to track multiple offenders who are often let off the hook after out-of-court settlement by families.

A report by The PUNCH in April revealed that victims' families often opt to settle out of court in order to put the shame of the incident behind them.

Unlike the often-reported cases of children being raped by outsiders or neighbours, Adeleke preyed on his vulnerable daughters.

It may never be known the extent of the damage that has been done to the lives of Bola and Tolu.

In the meantime, the family court has ordered that the children should be transferred to a juvenile home at Idi-Araba, Lagos for a period of three months.

babyosisi: Sorry I won't say
No just my village but ,my whole LGA
I am 100% correct in what I am saying.my aunt recently relocated from the city to the village and is enjoying constant electricity and no House rent,since she is staying at her home in a neighbouring village
There are a few very powerful people in govt from my place and a governor with a beautiful wife from my village gan :
Maybe that explains it
Our folks in govt and our big inlaw has done us well
My step grandmother no dey gree come town again sef
God bless Goodluck Jonathan

Not only you. In my village in Abia State, we have no one in the fed govt at the moment, but light has been as constant as it is there and in the surrounding communities as it is in the state capital.

Abagworo: Is Detroit not a failed city?

Failed city by which standard?

ayswags: We are here,u mean river niger is a sea

Sea-side is figurative. Loosen up, dude

all4naija: almost all the images posted above didn't show village buildings.

How would you see when you are blind.

ak47mann: no be dora he dey hug so

Yes, its Dora

Where are the Anambrarians on here>

Dibiachukwu: I can never go to poland. Let alone stand on the street and campaign for mayor

Why is that so? As long as you are not an illegal immigrant you are fine. There are racists everywhere including Nigeria

Asaga and Ebem Ohafia, Abia State (aerial and non aerial views)

Asaga is the village where Ojo Maduekwe, former foreign affairs and transport minister hails from. He is the one hugging the woman in the last photo

all4naija: What is the name of your village,sir? How is it possible to have constant electricity in a village in Nigeria when there is no electricity for those in the rich urban areas? I need answers.

Thank you.

Because there is less demand for electricity in Igbo villages than in the cities given population disparities.

Asaga and Ebem Ohafia, Abia State (aerial and non aerial views)
Village civic center built in 2013
Village civic center built in 1949

Asaga and Ebem Ohafia, Abia State (aerial and non aerial views)

all4naija: I know that quite well. I posted that for people to have a view on how Nigerian village buildings look like.

You are very ignorant. There are big differences in Nigerian villages. Igbo villages are quite well developed amongst Nigerian villages.

Asaga and Ebem Ohafia, Abia State (aerial and non aerial views)

all4naija: Kaita, A village in Nigeria.

This is not Igboland.

Asaga and Ebem Ohafia, Abia State (aerial and non aerial views)

Asaga and Ebem Ohafia, Abia State (aerial and non aerial views)

Ebem is among the 26 villages that make up Ohafia -Ofuru-Ise or Mben and the where most of the current issues of development always starts from to other parts of Ohafia becuase of its central Power.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk%3AOhafia

Abagworo: Street protest in Mbaise + Catholic Church.

The Pope has just granted them their wishes. They can now produce their Bishop amongst themselves.

all4naija: If you don't have aerial view then you have not evidence to prove to us those images are NNEWI

Who are the us? Igbos do not need evidence to show them their villages. It is only for nosy rats and cockroaches who are ''everly'' ignorant.

The policeman has a clear Yoruba accent

Igbo farm village houses in Staunton Virginia, USA (Igboand extension )

Abagworo: I already posted an aerial view of Abiriba.

Are you the same as chris-od? He is the one who posted most aerial views of Abriba.