₦airaland Forum

In our efforts to prevent a recurrence of the Bodija Incident, we were at Idi-Ayunre, following a tip off about a facility which was being used to process illegally mined minerals.

I can report that those involved have been arrested and are in custody and we are working to prosecute them. Our government has also taken over the facility pending the investigations and prosecution.

We were able to apprehend the culprits because the government and citizens worked together in a timely manner to bust their operations.

Let me take this opportunity to report that we are still trying to extradite the Malians indicted in the Bodija Incident who are on the run. We are having difficulties because Mali pulled out of ECOWAS. We will continue to deploy diplomatic means to ensure they are brought to book.

Please continue to support our efforts to rid our State of illegal activities. If you see something, say something and the authorities will do something. 615 is the toll-free number to call when you notice any security breaches.

delzbaba:
This is not the governors job🙄, but this is Nigeria anything goes.

delzbaba:
This is not the governors job🙄, but this is Nigeria anything goes.

delzbaba:
This is not the governors job🙄, but this is Nigeria anything goes.

Opanka44:
GSM on the beats

delzbaba:
This is not the governors job🙄, but this is Nigeria anything goes.

delzbaba:
This is not the governors job🙄, but this is Nigeria anything goes.

Yorubafirstson:

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This story talks about how a
young man grew from nothing to become a multimillionaire in Nigeria. Relax and enjoy the story.


Once upon a time, there was a young Nigerian man named Chidi. He was born into a very poor family in a small village outside of Lagos. His parents were subsistence farmers who could barely grow enough crops to feed their family of six children.

From a very young age, Chidi had to work hard in the fields alongside his siblings, planting seeds, weeding, and harvesting whatever meager crops they could coax from the dry, nutrient-poor soil. Life was a constant struggle against poverty, hunger, and hard labor under the relentless African sun...

delzbaba:
This is not the governors job🙄, but this is Nigeria anything goes.

delzbaba:
This is not the governors job🙄, but this is Nigeria anything goes.