₦airaland Forum

9japrof:
The northern elites know what they do and keep doing to ensure their subjects remain in perpertual subjection even in the face of unemployment, abject poverty and hunger.

All these are just acts they make with an eye in the next year's general elections and with just this act, just be rest assured that buhari has the votes of all the northern muslims including some sympathetic muslims from south west.

I was once discussing with my colleague and i told him, that if most northerners were educated and exposed, that the reverence they give to their elites and traditional rulers woukd reduce drastically, imagine these fellows that stood hours on the road side chanting sai baba, they have had a happy day, weather they eat or not, they care less, because they hailed their president.

But the truth is that if they had jobs, exposed, and more elightened, this can never be their priority, they would even know their elites are their biggest problems

What ve u got to say about those chanting for nnamdi kanu?

Kayus4real:
Femi fani kayode wrote on his Facebook page:






https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10156676450272210&id=62188827209

Breaking News femi fani Kayode just had a nightmare.

dinma007:
Lagos soldier identified as Esther Onyinye, who has been accused of assaulting her housemaid for not washing plates has given her own side of the story.

She took to her facebook page to respond to the allegations. She wrote;

“Hello my friends and well wishers, this girl u see here is my neice pls am very sorry for going too far to correct her in this manner, am trying to see how she can be better person. I never meant to maltreat her, i want the best for her.

U can imagine her at this age not being a virgin. She portrays character that makes her peers to always watch her and brings report every now and then about her both at school the teacher will always say “This girl is a problem child.

There things she does that i don’t want to say here, pls insults and curses will not help us with a solution to make her a better person, but ur kind advise. Tank u and GOD bless.”

Source: https://lailasnews.com/soldier-who-brutalised-househelp-has-replied/

Ur terrible action towards her will definitely make her vunerble for exploitation. She lacks Luv, care, healthy social environment and may be even basic food. This is an exact recipe to make a broken human with no future hopes or aspiration. Pls return her to those that genuinely Luv her that's her parent.

Donald95:
Difference between Anambra And Niger Delta is That Anambrarian will keep on fighting maintaining the course of the fight until government reacts(which will be very soon)

But Niger Delta doesn't know what they want,they just cause nuisance to the people in the community, destroying their fish farm,Threaten hell on Earth but when they are bribed through the back door, they will go in like snail into it's shell.

Avengers, My question to you is "Has Ogony land been cleaned up?? or Are you people waiting for Sir Nnamdi Kanu to remind you that their will be massive exedos from your land as soon as oil Wells dries up

I think the issue of Niger delta is self inflicted and will continue if they did not curb the issue of pipeline vandalism which the major Beneficiries of the oil bunkering are the same indigenous people of Niger delta.


But for that of anambara I suspect fake product or drugs manufacturing gone wrong. Now u want govt of Nigeria to come to ur aide, wondering what happened to almighty biafran govt with their sophisticated team scientist.

smoke9910:
they actually are. the local government is predominantly christian and is the headquarters of some major churches in the state. Taraba is a predominantly christian state. the muslim population is due to the migration of the hausa speaking and fulanis into the state.

Wow so Gasol,Karim Lamido, ardo kola, jalingo, ibi, gashaka, sardauna, Bali, lau LGA are migrant. How come the Muslims ve 2 senators and more members of both state and national assembly within Taraba

Shelumiel:
I admitted nothing there . Land can be acquired through two ways : through the government(local , state and federal ) and individuals. Individuals will hardly sell land to you except you're an indigene (this practice is quite common everywhere in Nigeria ). But when you purchase land from the government ( even if it is in the Eze's palace but has been bought by federal government )you can build whatever you please (so long as it does not go against the norms of the people there ).

May be u ve not been to the north. Igbo own land and properties sold to them by individuals even in villages. We are aware of that policy of not selling land to northerners in igbo states.

Shelumiel:
Have you tried purchasing federal government land ?Do that and see if people will stop you from building your mosque .

U just admitted my statement as correct. The owner of land are the people or state government after paying compensation.

Shelumiel:
Have you gone to the east to ask ?

They don't sell land to northerners it's a local law across the east

Shelumiel:
I do know why Muslims keep playing victims when I come to issues like this. In southern and eastern Nigeria, freedom of worship is given to each and every person (so long as it is within the confines of the norms of the people living there ). But you cannot see that in Northern Nigeria . An example is Katsina: You will hardly , I repeat , hardly see a church in Katsina . In fact , most churches are located within the barracks of soldiers or policemen . This evil trend should stop if we are to call ourselves "one Nigeria ".

Pls can u provide a land in any eastern state I will buy and build mosque and Islamic school let test what u are saying

Esseite:
Nigeria knows a de-tribalized Governor and president when they see one.
GEJ was not, likewise Ambode.. A governor that has travelled the length and breadth of the country despite party affiliations is not tribalistic.

Its a pity the people trying to play tribal politics like they did in 2015 are at it again while they want to rule over a united Nigeria.

Little wonder the guys below and above (now deleted) are going bonkers.

Indeed because he made igbos major Benefiiciries of his govt

dukie25:
Yorubas in London storm Abuja house or Professional Yoruba praise singers storm Abuja house.

Yes immediately after the disgraceful performance by igbos in UK who survive on scam and drug pushing.

tuniski:
The question is, what has been the voting pattern of Dogara's constituency from 1999?

2015 was a gamble in many parts of Nigeria it is not the core reflection of political/electoral pattern!

Bros like I said he was riding on people good will no religion sentiment but 2019 religion will play a huge role and dogara being a minority will become a political casualty

tuniski:
The entire northern Nigeria is very religiously sensitive. Southern Bauchi is a spilt and Dogara's constituency is majority Christain.
He will only be finished if he remains in apc. PDP has always been the party. Of his constituency until 2015!

The gamble on APC has been disastrous and such communities across the north are reverting back to PDP.

ve u ever been to bauchi. how comes apc wins in Tafawa Balewa & Dass but lost in bogoro? In 2015 apc lost only in bogoro. Same will happen in 2019 but dogara ain't gonna be part of the govt in 2019

tuniski:
Christians are majority in his constituency ie the 3 LGA else a Christian can never win election against a moslem in a moslem majority population!
FACT!
You don't really know his constituency!

U got it wrong dey vote him without religion sentiment. Christains are actually minority in all but 1 lGA in bauchi which is bogoro. Tafawa balewa and dass are majority Muslims. It's just like the case of David umar representing Niger state central remember he won against the governor muazu babangida aliyu the population of Christians in niger state is less than 20%. Religion is going to be a big factor in 2019 thanks to CAN etc. One of the reason I doubt if dogara is going back. The governor has already given a candidate his slot already from Tafawa balewa. He is gone and he know it.

AkpatiOzu1:
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read your map

Well from ur response I will assume it doesn't exist. Rather its imaginary , kind of like anything to make u happy. Bros its OK if it keeps ur BP in check, Keep on imagining

AkpatiOzu1:
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study your map well or better still start secondary school afresh so you'll get to know your geography subject better

kiss the truth

I am finding it difficult to find could assist me with locating this middle belt u r so obsessed about?

AkpatiOzu1:
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shatap kogi is more of North than middle belt

and before you talk rubbish Buhari will never get a bloc votes in kogi
Infact i don't see Yahaya Bello returning

it'll shock you
kiss the truth

So where is middle belt please?

AkpatiOzu1:
no sane pdp will expect anything less yesterday

2019 presidential election will shock APC

the plan as i said recently is get at least 50-50 votes in the whole North then use middle belt votes and BLOC SE SS to send the bastard illiterate old hag to prison next year
and before you talk rubbish about SW i believe SW especially yeroba Christians will not be dumb to vote apc again because of Osibanjo the vagabond fake pasta

Is kogi not part of ur imaginary middle belt?

Ritzy10:
An Igbo cleric and senior pastor of Jehovah’s World Ministerial Outreach, Olisadebelum Onuoha, has counselled pro-Biafra agitators and groups to halt what he described as “unnecessary rivalry” among them and seek divine direction if they are desirous of achieving “Biafra Republic.



”The cleric noted that such rivalry has contributed immensely to the non-actualisation of the struggle, calling on agitators, particularly members of the Indigenous People of Biafra and the Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra to immediately end the war of supremacy.


Onuoha stated this on Friday in Asaba, the Delta State capital, while addressing journalists where he claimed that although Biafra would certainly be achieved, “but not at the moment.”
He posited that the struggle had failed because its promoters have not involved God in pushing for a Biafra Republic, warning that without God, Biafra will be trodden under foot and a defeated battle.


The pastor, however, urged the agitators and Igbo leaders to attend a spiritual rally at the Michael Okpara Stadium in Enugu State towards the actualisiation of the movement.
Onuoha, while calling for unity among the Igbo, noted that the supremacy war among the IPOB, Ohaneze Ndigbo and MASSOB was not necessary in the agitation, saying that there was an urgent need for them to close ranks and work in unison.


He said, “Make no mistake about it, the nation (Biafra) must emerge but not now because God has time for everything that He has ordained.
“So, our Biafran brothers are advised to welcome Jehovah into their struggle and the world for His end-time work, which will be heralded this month. He will tell them what to do thereafter.”


From Zenithnaija.com

More below:

https://zenithnaija.com/you-cant-actualise-biafra-republic-now-igbo-cleric-tells-ipob-massob-others-2/

The pastor, however, urged the agitators and Igbo leaders to attend a spiritual rally at the Michael Okpara Stadium in Enugu State towards the actualisiation of the movement.

Seems biafra struggle is now the new cash cow. I should join and cash out before the burst like MMM. The more the number of mumu the better.

TooNoisy:
CONFIDENTIAL

28th March, 1966

The Supreme Commander and Head of the Federal Military Government, Lagos.

Thro: The Director of Prisons,

Prisons Headquarters Office,

Private Mail Bag 12522,

Lagos.

Sir:

PREROGATIVE OF MERCY: SECTION 101 (1) (a) OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE FEDERATION ACT 1963

1. I am writing this petition for FREE PARDON under Section 101 (1) (a) of the Constitution of the Federation Act 1963, on behalf of myself and some of my colleagues whose names are set out in the Annexe hereto.

2. Before I go further, I would like to stress that the reasons which I advance in support of this petition, in my own behalf, basically hold good for my said colleagues. For they share the same political beliefs with me, and have intense and unquenchable loyalty for the ideals espoused by the Party which I have the honour to lead.

3. There are many grounds which could be submitted for your consideration in support of this petition. But I venture to think that SEVEN of them are enough and it is to these that I confine myself.

(1) In the course of my evidence during my trial, I stated that my Party favoured and was actively working for alliance with the N.C.N.C. as a means, among other things, of solving what I described as ‘the problem of Nigeria’, and strengthening the unity of the Federation. In October 1963 (that is about a month after my conviction and while my appeal to the Supreme Court was still pending), a Peace Committee headed by the Chief Justice of the Federation, Sir Adetokunbo Ademola, made overtures to me through my friend Alhaji W. A. Elias to the effect that if I abandoned my intention to enter into alliance with the N.C.N.C. which, according to the Committee, was an Ibo Organisation, and agreed to dissolve the Action Group and, in co-operation with Chief Akintola (now deceased), form an all-embracing Yoruba political party which I would lead and which would go into alliance with the N.P.C., I would be released from prison before the end of that year. I turned down these terms because I was of the considered opinion that their acceptance would further widen and exacerbate inter-tribal differences, and gravely undermine the unity of the Federation.
TODAY, THE MILITARY GOVERNMENT, OF WHICH YOU ARE THE HEAD, LEAVES NO ONE IN ANY DOUBT THAT IT STANDS FOR NIGERIAN UNITY. BUT IT MUST BE EMPHASISED, IN THIS CONNECTION, THAT IF I HAD PRIZED MY PERSONAL FREEDOM ABOVE THE UNITY OF NIGERIA, I WOULD HAVE BEEN SET FREE IN 1963. IN THAT EVENT, THIS PETITION WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN NECESSARY, AND THE WORK OF CONSOLIDATING THE UNITY OF THE COUNTRY TO WHICH YOU AND YOUR COLLEAGUES NOW SET YOUR HANDS MIGHT HAVE BEEN MADE EXTREMELY MORE INTRACTABLE AND IRKSOME.

As recently as 20th December, 1965, identical peace terms (the only variant being that the alliance with the N.C.N.C. which was now a reality should be broken) were made to me here, in Calabar Prison, by a delegation representing another Peace Committee headed by the self-same Chief Justice of the Federation and purporting to have the blessing of the Prime Minister, with the unequivocal promise that if I accepted the terms my release would follow almost immediately. I rejected the terms for the reasons which I have outlined above.

(2) One of the monsters which menaced the public life of this country up to 14th January, this year is OPPORTUNISM with its attendant evils of jobbery, venality, corruption, and unabashed self-interest. From all accounts, you are inflexibly resolved to destroy this monster. That was precisely what my colleagues and I had tried to do before we were rendered hors de combat since 29th May, 1962.
On two different occasions I was offered, first the post of Deputy Prime Minister (before May 1962), and second that of Deputy Governor-General (in August 1962), if I would agree to fold up the Opposition and join in a National Government. I declined the two offers because they were designed exclusively to gratify my self-interest, with no thought of fostering any political moral principle which could benefit the people of Nigeria. The learned Judge who presided over the Treasonable Felony Trial, commented unfavourably on my non-acceptance of one of these posts and held that my action lent weight to the case of the Prosecution against me. I must say, however, that in all conscience, I felt and still feel that a truly public-spirited person should accept public office not for what he can get for himself — such as the profit and glamour of office — but for the opportunity which it offers him of serving his people to the best of his ability, by promoting their welfare and happiness. To me, the two aforementioned posts were sinecures, and were intended to immobilise my talents and stultify the role of watch-dog which the people of Nigeria looked upon me to play on their behalf, at that juncture in our political evolution.

(3) This leads me to the third ground. From newspaper reports, it would appear that you and your colleagues — like all well-meaning Nigerians — are anxious that on the termination of the present military rule, Nigeria should become a flourishing democracy. Now, democracy is a political doctrine which is very intimately dear to my heart. It was to the end that it might be accepted as a way of life in all parts of the Federation that I campaigned most vigorously and relentlessly in the Northern Provinces of Nigeria, from 1957 to 1962, to the implacable annoyance of some of my political adversaries. It was to the end that this doctrine might survive the severe onslaught of opportunist and mercenary politics that I refused to succumb to the temptation of the National Government. Many views — some of them well-considered and respectable — have been expressed about the value or disvalue of opposition as a feature of public life in a newly emergent African State. Speaking for my party, I submit that the Opposition which I led did, to all intents and purposes, justify its existence and was acclaimed by the masses of our people as essential and indispensable to rapid- national growth. This was so, because it was unexceptionably constructive. The abrogation of the Anglo-Nigeria Defence Pact was one of the feathers in its cap. Some of the policies which the Government of the day later adopted — such as the creation of a Federal Ministry of Agriculture and the introduction of drastic measures to correct our balance of payments deficit — were among those persistently and constructively urged by the Opposition inside and outside Parliament.
The point I wish to emphasise here is that it was not out of spite or hatred for any one that I chose to remain in Opposition instead of joining the much-talked-of National Government. I did so in order to serve our people to the best of my ability in the position in which their votes had placed my Party, and to ensure that the young plant of democracy grows into a sturdy flourishing tree in Nigeria.

(4) Since the declaration of emergency in the Western Region on 29th May, 1962, political tension has existed in Western Nigeria. My conviction on 11th September, 1963, together with the surrounding bizarre circumstances, has led not only to the heightening of that tension in Western Nigeria but also to its profuse and irrepressible percolation to the other parts of the Federation. The result is that it can be said, without much fear of contradiction, that today the majority of our people are passionately concerned about and fervently solicitous for the release of myself and my colleagues.
The work of reconstruction on which you and your colleagues have embarked demands that all the citizens of Nigeria in their respective callings should give of their maximum best. A state of psychological tension, however much it may be brought under control or repressed, does not and cannot conduce to maximum efficiency. In spite of themselves, people labouring under emotions which this kind of tension automatically generates are bound to make avoidable mistakes which in their turn have adverse effects on national progress.

It is, therefore, in the national interest that this tension should be relaxed, if possible, without further delay.

(5) A petition of this kind is, by its very nature, bound to be replete with self-adulation. I hope and trust that, in the circumstances, this is excusable. It is in this hope and trust that I assert that my colleagues and I have the qualifications and capacity to render invaluable services to our people and fatherland. Every day that we spend in prison, therefore, must be regarded as TWENTY-FOUR UNFORGIVING HOURS OF TRULY VALUABLE SERVICES LOST TO OUR YOUNG COUNTRY. Even my most inveterate enemies have given the following testimony about me: ‘AWOLOWO HAS STILL A GREAT DEAL TO GIVE TO THIS COUNTRY.’
No country however advanced and civilised can afford to waste any of its talents, be they ever so small. Nigeria is too young to bury some of her talents as she was compelled to do under the old regime.

It is within your power to restore my colleagues and me to a position where our fatherland can again rejoice at the contributions which we are capable of making to its progress, welfare and happiness.

(6) Nigeria is now SIXTY-SIX MONTHS old as an independent State. The final phase in the struggle for Nigeria’s independence was initiated by my Party in the historic Self-Government motion moved by Chief Anthony Enahoro and supported by me on 31st March, 1953. IT SHOULD BE REGARDED AS MORE THAN IRONICAL, AND AS PALPABLY TRAGIC, THAT TWO OF THE ARCHITECTS OF THAT INDEPENDENCE AND, INDEED, THE PACE-SETTERS AND ACCELERATORS OF ITS FINAL PHASE SHOULD BE UNFREE IN A FREE NIGERIA.
In precise terms, I have spent FORTY-SIX out of the SIXTY-SIX MONTHS of independence in one form of confinement or another. I happened to know that the leaders of the old civilian regime, in spite of themselves, did not feel quite easy in their conscience about the plight into which they had manoeuvred me in the scheme of things; and I dare to express the hope and belief that you, personally view my present confinement with concern and disapproval.

(7) It is usual — almost invariably the case — on the accession of a revolutionary regime, for political prisoners and, indeed, other prisoners of some note, to be released as a mark of disapproval of some of the doings of the old regime, or in token of the new dawn of freedom which comes in the wake of the new regime.
It would be invidious to quote unspecific instances. But in the case of my colleagues and myself, by courageously and adamantly opposing the evils which your regime now denounces in the former civilian administration, I think we are perfectly justified if we expect you to regard us as being in tune with your yearnings and aspirations for Nigeria, and therefore entitled to our personal freedoms under your dispensation.

4. In view of the foregoing reasons which clearly demonstrate

(i) that I have always and, under trying circumstances, steadfastly and unyieldingly

(a) stood for the UNITY OF NIGERIA,

(b) been opposed to POLITICAL OPPORTUNISM with its attendant evils,

(c) fostered the growth of DEMOCRACY in Nigeria;

(ii) that my incarceration

(a) has led to the heightening of political tension among Nigerians, which tension can only be relaxed by my release,

(b) has deprived our fatherland of invaluable services such as we have rendered before, and can still render now and in future, in greater measure; and

(iii) that the evils which my colleagues and I condemned and valiantly refused to compromise with in the old civilian government are what you now quite rightly denounce, and are taking active steps to remove in order to pave the way for national and beneficial reconstruction,

I most sincerely appeal to you to be good enough to exercise, in favour of myself and my colleagues, the prerogative of mercy vested in you by Section 10 (I) (i) (a) of the Constitution of the Federation Act 1963, by granting me as well as each of my colleagues A FREE PARDON. If you do, your action will be most warmly, heartily, and popularly applauded at home and abroad, and you will go down to history as soldier, statesmen, and humanitarian.

Yours truly,

OBAFEMI AWOLOWO

A. THOSE CONVICTED FOR TREASONABLE FELONY

1. THOSE STILL SERVING THEIR TERMS

1. Chief Obafemi Awolowo

2. Chief Anthony Enahoro

3. Mr. Lateef K. Jakande

4. Mr. Dapo Omisade

5. Mr. S.A. Onitiri

6. Mr. Gabby Sasore

7. Mr. Sunday Ebietoma

8. Mr. U.I. Nwaobiala

2. THOSE WHO HAVE ALREADY SERVED THEIR TERMS

1. Mr. S.A. Otubanjo

2. Mr. S.J. Umoren

3. Mr. S. Oyesile

B. THOSE WHO HAVE NOT YET BEEN TRIED

1. Mr. S.G. Ikoku

2. Mr. Ayo Adebanjo

3. Mr. James Aluko

— with Dr.Chukwuma Christopher Osaji, Taiwo Osunsanya, Bello Isiaka and 59 others.


https://ihuanedo.ning.com/m/group/discussion?id=2971192%3ATopic%3A65391

Plz post the picture of the letter. Anybody could fabricate what u be written.

phase1:
That's what muslim abookis want us to believe but it's a lie. There are many Christian dominated LGAs in the north. I served in one during NYSC.

Well yeah. We be LGA's dominated by Christians in the north we Re talking about bauchi.

bedspread:
Huge Lie... He represents a place where they are Majorly Christians

I am from bauchi dir is no lga with majority Christain in bauchi. Kindly ask

bedspread:
Dogora will not only Return but will also Lead the House of Representatives

Bros dogara is a Christian minority& the people he represent are majorly Muslims. I don't see him coming back his people see him as anti Buhari and bauchi is a buhari state. It's been more than a year since he visited bauchi

tomakint:
Nigeria has suddenly turned to Hell on Earth where many of her citizens detest to live in. If only we have sincere leaders from independence date till now perhaps Nigeria would have been one of the best place to live on Earth, now look at the most inept President we ever had, he is so clueless that his bloody name appeared twice in the English dictionary as something to abhor. Nigeria needs deliverance and that issue Nigeria needs deliverance from is Buhari at the moment.

we had sincere leaders after independent but for selfish ethic reason they where killed. Military was introduced & true federalism was abolish and Unitary system was established so that power will be at the center not regions by the same ethics colonialists. before that ethnic coup, each region is independent of another and developed at its own pace while contributing to the center, even universities where operated at regional level. now thesame ethics colonialists are the most disadvantaged with the system that they introduced. indeed karma is a MFK.. lol

Donald95:
But brain dead president thought that diversifying economy is only investing into Agriculture because he wants to make his Alamajiri brothers Rich.

He doesn't understand that building economy involves Having much working Manufacturing and Processing industries and also having a finance minister with a functional innovative brain backed up by his positive policies that will allow Industries import raw materials at a favorable tax rate chikina

and u think the mambila hydro project, railway systems, dry ports, inland ports, access roads expansion and reconstruction, ease of business policy, investement protection, shoring up our foreign reserve & blocking of revenue leakage are not key to setting up and industry based economy. Bros if only u will remove the tribal and religious sentiments from ur eyes u will clearly see why the gangup against these govt by mostly people that re not comfortable that nigeria might finally be rescued. yes u will talk about the killings the question is WHY make it religious & ethic when it involves minority tribes of the north but under report the killings in niger, zamfara sokoto etc as mere bandits attack.

coolscott:
I say this because while the pandemonium was going on this morning, APC senators gathered elsewhere (it is reported) and were being urged on (actually, aggressively goaded, according to the report) to put the signatures behind a Saraki impeachment.

From this morning's events as they unfolded to us, the public... we logocalize that whoever was behind this was trying to synchronise the two activities to occur at the same time.

i). The prevention of the PDP senators from being present,
ii). and the carrying out of impeachment proceedings on Saraki,

It a little bit of a stretch to ask us to believe that Saraki got the DSS to work for him this morning, and at the same time got Oshiomole and Buhari loyalists within the senate to actively fall in with the plan.

lets assume all that played out is true i notice some flaws though


1. how come no media saw the going in & out of the national assembly by apc members

2. how come no apc member was seen within the senate build at the time of the drama.

3. u need 2/3 of the senate to impeach the senate president which APC does not enjoy at the moment thus it will be a waste of effort

4. With all the media house present not a single interview was granted to any APC member in the senate.

Ponder on this

CastedDude:
A Christian girl identified as Miss Parmata Abdulkarim Misari, is said to have been missing from Government Girls Secondary school in Zaria, Kaduna state. It was gathered that the JSS 3 schoolgirl allegedly went missing since July 20th, 2018 and the school authorities claim to know nothing about it. 

An alarm has been raised by the Hausa Christians Foundation - HACFO who notified the police authorities of the shocking development.

Read the full report below; 

Mr. Abdulkarim and Mrs Hauwa Misari are indigenes of Borno State, currently residing in Zaria, Kaduna State Nigeria that are now faced with the sorrowful nightmares of their lives, a painful situation that no parent will ever wish to experience in any way. What could be more more painful to you as parent than to see your own child taken away from you forcefully not by death but by some people who think that you don’t deserve to have a child. These parents in their quest to educate their beloved daughter Parmata decided to secure her admission in a Boarding school for safety and better concentration. Living in the assumption that their daughter is schooling and living secured in the Boarding House, until they met with the strangest news of their lives telling them that their daughter is missing and that the entire School management was not in the picture of it until after four days.

The attention of the parents of Parmata was drawn over their missing JSS 3 daughter from Government Secondary School Kongo Zaria (former WTC Zaria) which is a Boarding School on the 24th July, 2018 by her Guardian, Mrs. Bahago, which called the parents to inform them that their daughter has not been in School since 20th July, 2018. On reaching the school the matron went into the hostel to check for her and later she came back to tell them that their daughter is not in the hostel, but she is “within the neighborhood”. The matron suggested that the principal should be informed about the missing girl. On reaching the principals house, she said she was just hearing the news for the first time.

As at today 6th August, 2018 an investigation on the matter has begun by the Kaduna State Police Command and we are trusting God for a positive outcome.

OUR FEAR

1. Sometimes ago we got inform of how some schools authority were conniving with others to reach their target of getting access to many of our Christians Girls without the consent of the parents.
2. Christiana Jacob Abimaje, the 3rd Christian girl we rescued in 2017 was abducted, Islamized and detained with the help of some people in GSS Bomo Zaria where she schooled. Alheri Garba from Katsina was from school when she was abducted, and abused to extend that she almost lost her life if not for God’s intervention. These two girls are all abducted in Zaria. We just hope that Parmata will not go through or even worse than the experience these girls went through.
3. Most of the girls who have been forcefully taken away from their parents and Islamized are in Secondary Schools. Some of them suffer so much delay in their studies and even some of them forfeit the school as a result. If this matter is not curtailed immediately and drastic measures taken to stop this, it will put the lives of our young Christian girls with brighter future in public schools at high risk.

OUR PRAYERS TO THE KADUNA STATE POLICE COMMAND AND THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION

1. The school is a boarding school and at resumption of the school the parents duly handed over their beloved daughter Parmata to the school authority and having fulfilled their obligation as her parents, we demand that their daughter be brought back to them and for her to continue her education.
2. In view of the above observation, the school authority should be compelled to produce Parmata to her parents and the Matron and the Principal should be sanctioned, since the matron seems to know her whereabouts from her claim that “she is within the neighborhood”.
3. There should be adequate measures put in place to safeguard the lives of our children in School all over the country especially our Christian girls who always happened to be at the receiving end.

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/08/parmata-abdulkarim-misari-missing-from-her-school-in-zaria-kaduna.html

well shes enjoying sumthing sumwhere with sumone. what school girl are doing now u go fear.

Trizzi:
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Source: https://www.mediahelm.com.ng/2018/08/nigerian-national-arrested-with-over.html

Well may be the flater the head the likelyhood of having a career in drug smuggling.

OEPHIUS:
BREAKING: About 30 senators are currently meeting with DG SS now at DSS headquarters Abuja

The plot is to impeach the Senate President @bukolasaraki and the Deputy Senate President Sen. Ike Ekweremadu tomorrow.

Ahmed LAWAN to emerge as SP and Hope UZODIMA as DSP.

http://thepunditng.com/30-senators-set-to-impeach-saraki-ekweremadu-today/

if ur souce is a deceit ur stroy surely is a deceit. u claim ur source if from todays newspaper but no its from thepundit. Weldone u ve given wailers dir regular morning dose.

gimmehear:
An information reaching us from a reliable source, a parliament in the goverment claims Buhari’s Goverment Flies Injured Herdsmen Leader, That Killed 371 In Numan For Treatment.

Mallam Nura, the Jihadist and leader of the Herdsmen that attacked Numan in Adamawa, that left over three hundred people gruesomely Killed in Hospital,

He was injured in a latest Operation which we had no idea how many people lost their lives, and flown by the Government to Abuja for Better treatment.
Herdsmen Leader
One of the pictures taken showing , Adamawa State Governor, Bindow visited the Terrorist in a Specialist Hospital in The Federal Capital plus some other politicians.
Herdsmen Leader
Hope For Nigeria over times revealed that Herdsmen attacks are Buhari and his..
http://gimmehear.com/federal-govt-flies-injured-herdsmen-treatment/


Lalasticlala

This sheik nurideen tukur numan. an Islamic cleric that was involved in motor accident on his way to Islamic conference. No wonder governor of adamawa wants to do away with a Christian deputy atleast the CAN screem islanization.

ShobayoEmma:
Buhari basically brings back religious sentiment back into this nation. God's judgement is upon you buhari. Buhari, a good man with bad intentions.

hmmm one will wonder whether CAN is another political party in nigeria. the so called CAN protesters where caught destroying political posters of buhari in yola. Thank God the muslims where matured that could ve turn into something else. who knows may be that was the aim to provoke and play victim.

sarrki:
Enemies of state with lies

Is boni Haryana the former Governor a Muslim?

Is the former governor I mean the speaker a Muslim?

what made him a governor was because atiku became the vp just like namadi and yakowa in kaduna. CAN has succeeded in bringing religious divide by portraying Christians as victims when the killing is done by both from Christian and Muslims. i remember CAN was mute during the dabchi saga until one christain students was held by BH. WHY is CAN are silent about killings in birni gwari in kaduna and zamafar katisna etc. Since CAN has turn to use religion as a political tool i guess the muslims ve the right to respond accordingly. let see who will win.