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SaharaTV spoke exclusively with the sister of Temitope Adebamiro during its May 2nd television broadcast. Temitope’s sister, who spoke with SaharaTV on the condition that her identity was not disclosed, revealed that Temitope was not as much of a victim as local media in the United States has made her out to be.

Temitope, a Nigerian national, was arrested last week in Delaware on first-degree murder charges for allegedly slashing her husband’s throat. Her husband, Adeyinka Adebamiro, is also a Nigerian national, though he has lived most of his life in the United States.

Temitope’s sister told SaharaTV correspondent Fatima Sesay that she did not approve of Temitope’s lifestyle choices, citing that she refused to attend church and smoked a lot of marijuana. Temitope, according to her sister, enjoyed a partying lifestyle and would consume a lot of alcohol.

When challenged that Temitope’s behavior was not extreme by most contemporary standards, her sister revealed that Temitope had numerous extramarital affairs.

Rumors in Philadelphia, where Adeyinka worked, had been swirling that he was had extramarital affairs and was physically abusive to her—which drove Temitope to murder him. However, Temitope’s sister stated, “whatever she is saying [about him cheating], she is just trying to cover up what she has done. He would never cheat on her.”

Temitope’s sister also revealed to SaharaTV that she witnessed Temitope cheating on Adeyinka. She said Temitope “has been the one cheating on him, I can count five that I know of that she has cheated with. When I confronted her, I told her there is no need to be in the marriage if she didn’t love him. I noticed about two and a half years ago, she’s been coming in with some [more men].”

Shockingly, it was also revealed during the interview that Temitope had turned to Black Magic, and may have been practicing rituals. Temitope’s sister believes that she may have been under the influence of these forces when she killed her husband.

Temitope began scaring her sister when she first started experimenting with juju. Her sister told SaharaTV “I noticed about two and a half years ago that she’s been practicing black magic. I was really scared when I saw some [fetish] items in her wardrobe. I even called my pastor in Nigeria and he told me to pray.”

Adeyinka also spoke to his sister-in-law about Temitope’s experimentation with magic, according to her.

“She [Temitope] was in Nigeria when he [Adeyinka] found some of the things that she had under the bed. I wasn’t there but according to him he has not been happy with the whole issue and he was praying about it. For 3 nights he didn’t sleep in the bedroom,” she said.

Temitope’s sister also alleges that Adeyinka told her that he discovered a secret stone in the house, tainted by Dark Magic, which he believed was being used against him.

When asked what she felt the media and listeners should know, she told SaharaTV that “I want them to know that he was a very good man. He didn’t deserve to die.”

Adeyinka Adebamiro was buried on Saturday May 2nd in Philadelphia. Presently, Temitope Adebamiro is incarcerated at the Delores J Baylor Women’s Correctional Institution where she is being held without bail and awaiting formal arraignment by the court.

According to court documents provided to SaharaTV by The News Journal in Delaware, she is held on charges of first degree murder and possession of a deadly weapon during the commission of a crime.

Dream on

kuroben4real:
no need, because they are all around me

This is what Nigeria press should be doing.they should be given Nigeria a good image and exposing there people not the other way round.i commend this reporter

ijustdey:
http://thenationonlineng.net/new/uk-citizen-arrested-in-lagos-for-defrauding-seven-nigerians-of-n70m/

PLEASE by yourself,take a trip round delta,edo and rivers ask people from the other tribes not ijaw and tell me what was there response. even till today they celebrate ibori birthdays and they await his return. don't forget who set him up his name is e k clark because he wanted to hijack control of the Niger Delta

kuroben4real:
busy spreading lies. we are not like that. ok!

That is a leader,why GEJ on the other hand sacked the PS for ordinary recalling the High Commissioner,what does that tell you.No wonder Nigerian reputation abroad is at its lowest

I keep telling you people all the other tribes in the Niger delta are not in support of the ijaw because they abused there power when they had it. in fact nothing went to any of the other tribes,you all would see all the other tribes coming out against them after the swearing in.just mark my words
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and less i forget very very soon we would know out of Ibori and e k clark who runs things in the Niger Delta

i have said this times without number and i wouldn't stop saying it.the ministry of foreign affairs in NIGERIA need serious shake up and 90% of all our foreign missions are useless,they don't help Nigerians or Nigeria.we are the only country in the world were a citizen has to book an appointment to go into his own embassy

ikwoche:
Good day,

We, Nigerian maritime student's in "BATUMI STATE MARITIME ACADEMY", Republic of Georgia, are writing to express our bitterness concerning the present situation befalling us and other Nigerian Students in the Republic of Georgia.

Firstly, most of the students who came into the country in 2011/2012 are in their third year second semester and are supposed to graduate by next year June,
 
We have been facing denials of Visa all through our study years in the country. After the first visa which brought us into the country of study, it has being almost impossible for us to extend our study visa which makes us illegal in the country.

Each time we apply for visa, a penalty will be charged in line with the Visa application fee and we would still be denied, when questions are asked as to the reason for the denial, the Ministry in charge would give us the following reasons;

1) YOUR FATHER IS A TERRORIST.

2) YOU ARE A THREAT TO GEORGIA.

3) FORGED DOCUMENTS (WHILE ITS ORIGINALLY FROM THE SCHOOL)

and ask us to charge the case to court if not satisfied.


Secondly, early last year 2014, the Government asked us to apply for RESIDENT CARD which we adhered to. After paying application and penalty fee, we were still denied, giving us the same reason for the denial. 

The law was amended and opportunity for new Visa application started on the First (1st) of September 2014  which we applied, some were denied and some got their visa.  

Now the reason for the denial of this new visa is based on our previous application for resident permit which makes no sense. This same Government that gave us the go ahead to apply for a resident permit are now using that as a bench mark for denying us our visas. 


They have giving an ultimatum of "July 1st 2015", that all student and foreigners in the country without a visa would face withdrawal from school and deportation. we have invested a lot for three years to secure a better future for ourselves and this Government, because of their selfishness, cruelty and no regard for humanity wants to ruin our future just like that, not considering all we have invested.  


 Last year summer, two of our Maritime colleagues who had valid visas on their passport were deported for no reason while returning back to school after the summer break.


The Government of other nationalities affected have interfered in the situation to protect the interest of their nationals by opposing this cruel act. We urge the Nigerian government and other relevant stakeholders to stand up and fight for Nigerian nationals before it would be too late. We want to bring to notice that there are a lot of Georgian Seafarers sailing on Nigerian waters and they are not being treated with this level of injustice and cruelty their Government is showing to Nigerian nationals.

We need our Government now, more than ever, to come to our aid.

THIS EVIL ACT MUST STOP

For more details and evidence presentation. Contact me via email and phone number below:

victormichael2010@li­ve.com

+995 568864459

Thanks in anticipation of a prompt response.

Cc. Lalasticlala
Seun osewa

Freedom fighter my foot,you mean kidnapper and extortionist,please tell me what them asari did for the Niger delta,show my one major investment rather he ran to benin republic,i don't know where you are from but 80% of delta state says no to militant especially of ijaw extraction

kodded:
and who told you that niger deltans are not in support of the freedom fighters ?


........... give me a credible source where they openly reject the militants or ya just bluffing......

who are the a lot?some ijaw youth who profited from amnesty package, because all other tribes are rejoicing .as for just ten,that is rubbish,if the host community doesn't support you,you cant do anything.because they would point you out to security and give you no hiding place,food or shelter

kodded:
[s][/s]
a lot of youths in rural ares are still aggrieved over the presidential election.......... which might force them to join the militants


beside militants dont need to be many beore they show the world who they are







only 10 militants will blow up strategic oil pipe line and kidnapped most influential oil gurus in the creeks and nigeria economy will crash

we all knew this since

Lushore1:
This must be a joke!?

IN CASE YOU DON'T KNOW MILITANTS ARE NOT UP TO 2% OF THE NIGER DELTA AND TRUST ME MOST OF THE NIGER DELTA DONT LIKE THE IJAWS RIGHT ABOUT NOW.IF ASARI KNOWS WHAT IS GOOD FOR HIM,THEY SHOULD START GOING ROUND TO BEG ALL THE OTHER TRIBE AND BEG IBORI ESPECIALLY BECAUSE WHEN HE COMES BACK,WE GO KNOW EITHER EDWIN CLARK OR IBORI WHO RUNS THINGS IN THE REGION

kodded:



she is right.....arresting dokubo, jonathan and other key political figures in niger delta region and still go back to that region and take their oil will only make the militants more angry..........and you know what will happen if they are angry

People may not know but as an economist,the devaluation is a plan to destroy the economy without lifting a finger
e.g dangote was worth 27billion dollars and because all his investment is in Africa and his money domiciled in the Naira,he lost about 7billion last year not because of bad business but simply because MRS HARVARD and the CBN governor devalued the Naira.
so as long as the Nigeria is devalued we begin to loss money thus forcing our business community to either move there investment to the west or have there money moved to the west either ways it favors only the west leaving you poorer.little wonder dangote ran to buhari because GEJ has no idea what okonji(Mrs Harvard) has been doing to the economy in the last 5years

mightycrown1:
By Babajide Komolafe

THE International Monetary Fund (IMF) yesterday called for further currency depreciation in Nigeria and seven other oil exporting West African countries.

Recall that the Nigeria’s currency, naira, has depreciated officially by 28 percent from N155 to a dollar November last year to N197 at the close of business yesterday

In its April 2015 Regional Economic Outlook for Sub-Saharan Africa, which economic growth of 4.5 percent for the region in 2015, IMF said, “For the region’s eight oil exporting countries, fiscal adjustment is a priority; policy makers should support an adjustment by allowing exchange rates to depreciate, where flexible exchange rate mechanisms are in place”.

Summarising the Outlook for the region, Ms. Antoinette Sayeh, Director of the IMF’s African Department in a press release stated, “Sub-Saharan Africa’s economy is set to register another year of solid economic performance with growth expected to expand 4½ percent in 2015. The region will continue being one of the fastest growing in the world—second only to emerging and developing Asia.

”That said, the economic expansion will be at the lower end of the range experienced in recent years, mainly reflecting the impact of the sharp decline of oil and commodity prices over the last six months. But the impact of this shock will be highly differentiated across the region.

“Sub-Saharan Africa’s eight oil exporters have been hard hit by the price decline, and their average growth in 2015 is expected to be about 1¼ percentage points lower than in 2014 in response to this shock.

”However, for most of the rest of the region, growth prospects remain favorable. These countries are enjoying the benefits of lower oil import bills, although some are also feeling the impact of lower prices for their non-oil commodity exports. Growth is projected to be particularly strong in most low-income and more fragile countries, and this will help to reduce poverty levels.

“In Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone, the Ebola outbreak is beginning to be controlled, with a sharp decline in the incidence of new infections. However, 2015 will be another difficult year, with economic activity expected to be significantly depressed.

”The IMF has provided $390 million of assistance to help these countries, including $100 million of grants for debt relief—the first instance of such assistance by a development partner.”

SOURCE: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/04/imf-calls-for-further-currency-depreciation-in-nigeria/#sthash.osIWL61x.dpuf

i think you need to visit the north to get a proper perspective on the issue,rather than try to make statement which are not correct

jimmynauty:
My point is, just as the baby factory were hiddden untill it surface later in the south east, so also, a similar issues might be lurking somewhere up north, though hidden, will one day be made know. i rest my case.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1966_Nigerian_coup_d%27%C3%A9tat


The 1966 Nigerian Coup d'état began on January 15, 1966 when rebel Southern Nigerian soldiers led by Kaduna Nzeogwu assassinated 11 senior Nigerian politicians and two soldiers as well as kidnapping three others. The coup plotters attacked the cities of Kaduna, Ibadan, and Lagos while also blockading the Niger and Benue River within a two day span of time. Before the coup plotters were subdued. A senior Army officer, General Aguyi Ironsi then used the coup as a pretext to annex power ending Nigeria's first Republic. It was the spark that erupted into the Nigerian Civil War.

Contents [hide]
1 Background
2 Coup
3 Aftermath
4 Officers involved
4.1 Conspirators
4.2 Government officials
5 References
Background[edit]
In August 1965 one Yoruba and four Igbo Majors were beginning to plot a coup against incumbent Prime Minister Abubakar Balewa. The coup was planned because the Majors were dissatisfied with the governments actions and that most Nigerian politicians were of Northern Nigerian origin.[citation needed]

Coup[edit]
In the weeks leading up to the coup Maj. Kaduna Nzeogwu carried out reconnaissance on Ahmadu Bello's mansion in Kaduna. Nzeogwu often took his men on a night-time training exercise known as "Exercise Damisa" which was in actuality a practice run for a military coup. The commander of the 2nd Brigade, Brig. Samuel Ademulegun, became irritated with the night-time exercises and reprimanded Nzeogwu in a telephone call to keep exercises a safe distance from Bello's mansion. Although Ademulegun complained about the commotion he had no idea of the exercise's true purpose. Nzeogwu's control over his troops was so little that he had to conscript young soldiers from the Nigerian Military Training College at Kaduna. In the early hours on January 15, 1966 Nzeogwu decided to turn "Exercise Damisa" into a full blown military coup. Nzeogwu led his men to a bush adjacent to the mansion gates and informed them of their real mission. Nzeogwu then led his men, blowing open the mansion gates and conducted a search of the residence, hunting for Bello. After losing his temper at his initial failure to locate Bello. Bello gave himself up at his gates, where he was shot. Nzeogwu's co-conspirator, Maj. Timothy Onwuatuegwu, personally led a detachment of soldiers to Ademulegun's house. Onwuatuegwu made his way up to the Brigadier's room where he was laying beside his wife. Upon seeing Onwuatuegwu enter the room, Ademulegun shouted at him "Timothy, what the devil do you think your doing?". Onwuatuegwu told Ademulegun that he was under arrest. Ademulegun reached for a drawer beside his bed, and as he did so, Onwuatuegwu shot him dead in his bed, along with Ademulegun's wife who was laying beside him.

The head of the NMTC Col. Ralph Shodeinde was killed, however the manner of his death is unclear. His wife testified that he was shot by several soldiers that included Maj. Nzeogwu and Maj. Onwuatuegwu. Other accounts claim that a grenade was tossed at him. It is not clear if Nzeogwu was involved with Shodeinde's death since presumably he was pre-occupied at the time with killing Ahmadu Bello. Most accounts place responsibility for Shodeinde's murder with Onwuatuegwu. The same Onwuatuegwu, who shot both Shodeinde and Ademulegun along with his wife, kidnapped but did not harm the Governor of the Northern Region Kashim Ibrahim. When released Ibrahim vouched that he had been treated with the utmost respect by the men who kidnapped him.

The commander of the 2nd Reece squadron in Kaduna, Hassan Katsina, was not harmed during the coup. Shortly before the coup started, Katsina bumped into Nzeogwu. It is speculated that the conversation between the two men may have saved Katsina's life as Nzeogwu's familiarity with Katsina's family may have led him to exclude Katsina from the coup out of empathy. When the two men met again shortly after the coup, Nzeogwu asked him directly "Are you with us or against us?". Seeing that Nzeogwu was holding a gun, Katsina wisely replied "you know I am with you."

At around 2am Maj. Emmanuel Ifeajuna and some lieutenants from the 2nd Brigade HQ made their way to Prime Minister Abubakar Balewa's residence. They overpowered, but did not kill, the police officers standing guard there. Ifeajuna then kicked down the door of the Prime Minister's bedroom before leading him out at gunpoint. Elsewhere in Lagos, Maj. Don Okafor attempted to arrest Brig. Zakariya Maimalari but he managed to escape by jumping over a wall behind his house. As he was escaping on foot, he came across the car of his Brigade Major, Emmanuel Ifeajuna. Maimalari recognized Ifeajuna and had no idea that he was part of the coup plot. Erroneously believing that Ifeajuna could be trusted, Maimalari waved down the car, and was promptly shot by Ifeajuna. The commanding officer of the Ibadan based 4th battalion, Lt. Col. Abogo Largema, was a guest at the Ikoyi hotel on the night of the coup. Ifeajuna arrived at the hotel and forced the desk clerk at gunpoint to inform Largema that he had a phone call. When Largema emerged from his room Ifeajuna and a subaltern emerged from their hiding place in a corridor and shot Largema dead. The army's GOC Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi was tipped off about the coup by a telephone call from Lt. Col. James Pam. Shortly after ending his telephone call with Ironsi, Pam was abducted from his house and shot dead by Maj. Chris Anuforo. The only Igbo to die in the coup, Lt. Col. Arthur Unegbe, was shot by Anuforo because he was known to be close to Brig. Maimalari and had to be silenced in order to avoid him from raising the alarm. Balewa, Col. Kur Mohammed, and Minister of Finance Festus Okotie-Eboh were initially kidnapped, but were later killed.

In Ibadan the premier of the Western Region Chief Samuel Akintola had been forewarned that soldiers were coming to get him. Akintola heard rumors of a coup and traveled to Kaduna to warn the premier of the Northern Region, Ahmadu Bello. After failing to raise any urgency in Bello, Akintola returned to Ibadan and armed himself with a rifle. His deputy Chief Fani Kayode was first arrested by the coupists. After his arrest, Kayode's wife informed Akintola of what had happened. Shortly afterward a detachment of soldiers led by Capt. Emmanuel Nwobosi arrived at Akintola's residence. Upon sighting the soldiers, Akintola opened fire, wounding a few of them including Capt. Nwobosi. After fighting for his life and engaging the soldiers in a gunfight, Akintola was shot dead by Nwobosi's men.

Aftermath[edit]
Maj Gen. Ironsi rallied the bulk of the army and managed to put down the coup. All of the coup leaders, except for Maj. Ifeajuna who had fled to Ghana, were placed under arrest. Maj. Nzeogwu handed over control of the Northern Region to Ironsi's appointed designee, Maj. Hassan Katsina, before being escorted by Lt Col. Conrad Nwawo to Lagos where he surrendered to Maj Gen. Ironsi. General Ironsi used the coup as a pretext to suspend the Federal Government and bring an end to Nigeria's first republic.

Officers involved[edit]
The list below shows the officers involved on both sides of the coup as well as their ethnic backgrounds.

Conspirators[edit]
Maj. Kaduna Nzeogwu (Igbo)
Maj. Timothy Onwuatuegwu (Igbo)
Maj. Emmanuel Ifeajuna (Igbo)
Maj. Chris Anuforo (Igbo)
Maj. Don Okafor (Igbo)
Maj. Adewale Ademoyega (Yoruba)
Maj. Humphrey Chukwuka (Igbo)
Capt. Emmanuel Nwobosi (Igbo)
Capt. Ben Gbulie (Igbo)
Capt. Ogbu Oji (Igbo)

kingphilip:
from where this was gotten it wasn't stated in full

Please if u have details u can help us with it with the source

So what you are not sure of,you try to invent with pen and paper,i expected people like you to be demanding an apology from PEJ but no rather you are trying to continue with her properganda well.like i say you people haven't learnt from your mistake,tribalism would get you no were

jimmynauty:
NOPE ALMAJIRI is a product of a failed system and its a result of a[b] possibly[/b] hidden baby factory up north, hope , more revelation would be revealed.

is this all you could cook up to defend PEJ reckless statement,then you guys havent learnt your lesson.am laughing at you all

jimmynauty:
We have been awashed with tales of baby factories in the east and the south west. But i think we have not observed any in the north, saw this post on facebook and i tot this guy might be right afterall with the almajiri nonsense disturbing our eyes with begging. So i believe there is a secret baby factory up north.

what say you

assumption is a bad thing,my friend go back and read,its you who mentioned area not me.and by the way you are the one ranting

hansad:
Since you demonstrate through your rant here that you don't even know where Nigerdelta began and ended, how can you come from Nigerdelta area?
Your statement shows you love a master-slave relationship.

please state were you are from because that is an igbo man statement.i am half from the Niger Delta,i leave there and still metain a house in bayelsa,and i know that Niger Delta people dont share that sentiment aside asaris miltants.so please stop fooling yourself,if the igbo want to go,i totally agree to allow the igbo go

PointB:
The truth is that the creek and the delta will be better off without the greedy folks who steal their oil and use it to develop the hinterland; such leaching without commensurate compensation is what needs to end.

Nigerians are better off living in separate countries; fight for your own country, it's not by force to live together!

This is rubbish

SenseiX:
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2015/04/27/nigeria-s-next-leader-s-ties-to-a-heroin-ring.html?via=mobile&source=twitter

once again you are hiding what people should know,please tell the people who killed murtala
-1976 (February 13): Murtala Mohammed was gunned down, in an abortive coup attempt, on his way to work from his residence.

kingphilip:
1970-1979

-1970-1979: Military rulers like Gowon (1967-1975), Murtala Muhamed and Olusegun Obasanjo ran Nigeria and altered the constitution again, creating 19 federal states.

-1970 (January 15): The Biafran War came to an end, leaving nearly two million people dead.

-1971 (April 2): Nigeria changed from driving on the right hand side of the road to the left.

-1973 (May): Government establishes the National Youth Service Corps Scheme and introduces compulsory one year service for all graduates of Nigerian universities.

-1974: General Gowon reneged on a promise to restore*civilian rule in 1976.

-1974: Gowon announces indefinite delay in transition plan.

-1975 (October): Gowon was overthrown in a coup, on the anniversary of his ninth year in office, by General Murtala Mohammed. Murtala rolls out transition plan to civil rule due to terminate in 1979.

-1976 (February 13): Murtala Mohammed was gunned down, in an abortive coup attempt, on his way to work from his residence.

-1976 (February 14): General Murtala Mohammed was succeeded by General Olusegun Obasanjo. Oya sango pledges to keep to Murtala's transition agenda.

-1976 (September 2): The Universal Primary Education Scheme (UPE) is introduced. This was to make education free and compulsory in the country.

-1978: Ban on political parties was lifted

-1979 (October 1): General Obasanjo handed over to Alhaji Shehu Aliyu Shagari (Excutive President of Nigeria). Five parties competed for the presidency, and Shehu Shagari of the National Party of Nigeria (NPN) won.

-1979 (October 1) -1983 (December 31): Second Republic of Nigeria under Shehu Shagari of the National Party of Nigeria (NPN).

I have a problem with people who doctor history to suit their aim,please tell the people what happen on
1966 (January 15): The Nigerian army staged its first
coup. you explained other coups but the very first coup you didn't give detail,please find the details and put it up

kingphilip:
1960-1969

-1960 (October 1): Independence. Nnamdi Azikiwe ("Zik" ) becomes 1st indigenous Governor General.

-1960-1966: First Republic of Nigeria under a British parliamentary system.

-1960: Nigeria's joins with Liberia and Togo in the "Monrovia Group" which advocated an extremely loose organization of African states.

-1961 (February 11 and 12): People of Northern and Southern Cameroon went to the polls to decide on joining independent Nigeria or the French territory of Cameroon. The south voted to leave Nigeria and the North decided to join Nigeria.

-1961 (June 1): Northern Cameroon becomes Sarduana Province of Nigeria, the thirteenth province of Northern Nigeria.

-1961 (October 1): Southern Cameroon ceases to be a part of Nigeria

-1962: By this time, the northern Northern People's Congress (NPC) controlled the federal government, while violence in the western region forced the dominant party there, the Yoruba "Action Group" (AG), to split in two.

-1963: Nigeria proclaimed Republic. Nnamdi Azikiwe becomes its first President.

-1964: The Northern Peoples Congress(NPC) aligns with a breakaway faction of the Action Group (AG) led by Chief Ladoke Akintola, the Nigerian National Democratic Party(NNDP),to form the Nigerian National Alliance (NNA) to contest elections. At the same time,*the main Action Group led by Chief Obafemi Awolowo forms alliance with the United Middle-Belt Congress (UMBC) and Alhaji Aminu Kano's Northern Elements Progressive Union (NEPU) and Borno Youth Movement to form the UPGA (United Progressive Grand Alliance).

-1965 (November): Elections triggered violence in the western region, where Igbo civil servants of the Hausa-dominated federal government represented authority to the Yoruba population. .

-1966 (January 15): The Nigerian army staged its first
coup.

-1966 (May 29): Massive rioting starts in the major towns of Northern Nigeria against the Igbo minority in the north and nearly 30,000 died.

-1966 (July 29): A group of Northern officers and men storm the Government house Ibadan where General Aguiyi Ironsi was staying with his host, Lt. Col Adekunle Fajuyi. The men are arested and killed.

-1966 (August 1): Lt. Col Yakubu Gowon announces a take-over of the government to the nation

-1967 (January 4): Nigeria's military leaders travel to Aburi near Acrra, Ghana to find a solution problems facing the country.

-1967 (May 30): Eastern leadership announces Republic of Biafra

-1967 (July 6): First shots are fired that formally start of about thirty months of the Biafran war.

people like you confuse yourself,please remind yourself of how many regions are in the country,as south south and south east refuse to change where then can they get officials to seat on those seat?

Sunnybobo3:
But you see nothing wrong in APC zoning the senate presidency and speaker of the house of reps to the North effectively making the North head the three arms of government ie The Executive, the Legislature and the judiciary.

My brother am happy because they have decided to reduce PDP to a regional party and it would go just like AD.the sack of muazu would spell the end of PDP,since it is clear that edwin clark and his co travellers didn't learn anything from the election

ijustdey:
seems the regional war that GEJ started had eaten deep into PDP that all its plans are now laced with regions and ethnicity......




now the SS wants to head the party in detriment to other regions

i think you are confused,is delta and the creeks not part of Nigeria?your leaders have lied to you for so long you people need to wake up.ask asari where all the money he manage to get from government were he invested it?asari ran to benin republic.to spend money he got from Nigeria then he come home to tell you people the north is your enemy,please my Niger Delta brother your real enemies are your leaders.less you forget all your major infactsructure were built by northern,from warri refinary to porthacort refinary even the amensity program,was a northern.i challange you,GEJ was the Presdient for 6years even the east west road alone is yet to be completed,the airport for bayelsa that yaradu started is yet to be completed.tell yourself the truth only then would you grow

PointB:
I think it's Nigeria that's greedy, not Asari!

Nigeria has been stealing from the delta and creeks to feed the ungrateful hinterland! The resource owners want to make use of their resource before greedy Nigeria steal it all!

And I don't know what you are swearing for; what exactly are you? Are you the semi-illiterate cattle rearer Buhari? If you are not, why are you ranting like a demented he-goat?

Guy park one side jare!

What percent should women spend on there men?

kitnah:
Okay,someone posted this on twitter with the caption 'major attribute of a real man,unlike some broke ass dude',and bingo,they all went ballistic on her.

Now,the question is 'do you agree with this'??

Cc
Rokiatu
Lala247
Mirexxx
briee

I DONT KNOW IF ASARI KNOWS OF WHAT IS CALLED TREASON BUT INCASE HE FORGOT OR THINKS HE WOULD BE GIVEN AMNESTY AGAIN LET HIM AWAKE UP QUICKLY,I SWEAR IF YOU GO TO JAIL THIS TIME,NIGERIA MUST FORGET YOU THERE TILL YOU DIE BECAUSE YOU ARE EVIL AND GREEDY

newmuzik:
The latest picture of Asari Dokubo, sitting beside a Biafran flag and with 2 leopards hide and ivory tusk (Symbolic to the Biafran coat of arms.) Less than a month ago the Ex-Niger Delta militant, Asari Dokubo had a private meeting with the leader of the Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra, MASSOB, Ralph Uwazurike at Buguma Toru LGA of Rivers State recently.

Only time will tell from what will unravel soon.......

I DONT KNOW IF ASARI KNOWS OF WHAT IS CALLED TREASON BUT INCASE HE FORGOT OR THINKS HE WOULD BE GIVEN AMNESTY AGAIN LET HIM AWAKE UP QUICKLY,I SWEAR IF YOU GO TO JAIL THIS TIME,NIGERIA MUST FORGET YOU THERE TILL YOU DIE BECAUSE YOU ARE EVIL AND GREEDY

PointB:
Turning and turning in the widening gyre,
The falcon cannot not hear the falconer.
Things Nigeria fall apart,
The center cannot hold




... it is coming.

which of the common men,the one who which to travel to south Africa or the one who has just lost million and loved once

dridowu:
read my post again then you will know that I am defending the common man like me. I repeat read and digest my previous post again

what happened you haven't asked,but you are ready for judgement,tell me why your relationship wouldn't fail

Twaci:
Its sad, really. Well I won't start that all guys are wicked and the same rubbish....Rather lemme say this, girl, he aint worth you.

Everything happens for a reason, even breakups. Let him go, don't cling (that's stupid), don't even bother wondering if he misses you (yeah, I can read minds and I know that's what you are thinking)....just stand up, dust the memories off your shoulders (won't be easy, I know), and smile. Smile because a better man is coming for you.

Oh yeah, in the meantime, work on yourself....we don't really know why he left, so, just learn and move on.

#my2cents

Your family is not among does dead so you can talk rubbish,selfish human beens

dridowu:
I don't think recalling of the ambassador is right in the 1st place. Ambassador recalling should be the last at least till average Nigerian citizen have being evacuated from there.

it is you who should come of the hate,i have no course.but please stand to condemn what is wrong especially among your kinsmen,this idea of igbo people trying to divide Nigeria since 1966 most stop

soonest:
My dear come off this hate. It won't help your course. Have a good day

from her statement common sense would tell you she is lying,greed the woman killed him with the believe she can take his wealth,if not a Nigerian woman nanny's daughter was sleeping with her husband and she has not kicked the nanny and her daughter out,come on.this is wickedness in high places,this is premeditated murder for propose of greed.i advice men be very careful of who you marry.this women are not loyal this days. don't mistake them for your mother.sleep with your eyes open and love with your eyes wide open or you are finished.lastly forget trust check everything two times

emmyw:
Well R.I.P to the dead,but why would someone cheat on a beautiful woman like this? But the woman overreacted.