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Mbanda:
You people's evil support for anything backward and injustice have ruined Nigeria. Nigeria is now giant of Africa for mouth. Countries like Burkina Faso now leads while stagnancy is Nigeria's new potion.

papyjaypaul:
He didn't fight for it that's why he doesn't know the worth of his position. This is why you should let your children know that they have to fight for what is theirs, inheritance is not their birthright.

Sharpsharp00123:
Ipob people will push this guy into a bottomless pit n then they will look for their next victim.

Thank God this guy don Dey get sense

Mbanda:
Leading in everything.

DomPerignon:
That suspension was used to probe him wella.

He is only humble not out of remorse but because he has been contacted by the authorities over his financial malfeasance.

LibertyRep:
Man has to detach himself from 'them' gradually.

I'm particularly worried about the roles of the elders in the state,who allowed the problems to fester by taking sides.

Mbanda:
You people's evil support for anything backward and injustice have ruined Nigeria. Nigeria is now giant of Africa for mouth. Countries like Burkina Faso now leads while stagnancy is Nigeria's new potion.

DomPerignon:
That suspension was used to probe him wella.

He is only humble not out of remorse but because he has been contacted by the authorities over his financial malfeasance.

DomPerignon:
That suspension was used to probe him wella.

He is only humble not out of remorse but because he has been contacted by the authorities over his financial malfeasance.

Funflipper:
Open your eyes Fubara. Those you call supporters are those who don't like you but want to use you as a tool to fight their political enemies. Remember they once called you a mandate thief when you won the gubernatorial election. All they are interested in is a public fight between you and your benefactor. A word is enough for the wise!!

Lifestylecom:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tggppQM5qI

he said.

Suspended Rivers state governor, Siminalayi Fubara, has cautioned his supporters over their confrontational approach in demanding his reinstatement, stating that not everything should be done with “Oshobe”, a local term implying force or aggression.

Speaking during a service of songs held in Port Harcourt in honour of late elder statesman Edwin Clark, Fubara said while he appreciated their support, some of their actions had worsened his situation rather than helped.

He emphasised his preference for a more measured and peaceful strategy, stating that he was not desperate to return to office.

Fubara was responding to remarks by several speakers at the event, including Apostle Zilly Aggrey, who criticised his suspension and called for his immediate reinstatement.

The suspended governor distanced himself from their remarks, describing them as personal opinions insisting that there statements would not likely promote peace

Fubara said: “Can’t you see how much better I look? Do you really think I’m interested in going back there? My spirit has already left that place. Not everything is by oshobe. Do you even know if I want to go back there? My spirit has already left there”.

josite:
What's the wiry of a position that robs you of a sweet and restful sleep for months

Obiedun:
This is the same Burkina Faso you are hyping:

At least 130 civilians were killed by Burkina Faso government forces and allied militia in March near the western town of Solenzo, Human Rights Watch (HRW) says in a new report

It says the "massacre", following an operation led by Burkinabè special forces, resulted in widespread civilian deaths and displacement of ethnic Fulanis.

The Fulani are a pastoralist, largely Muslim community who the government has often accused of backing Islamist militants - an allegation denied by community leaders.

About 40% of Burkina Faso is under the control of groups linked to al-Qaeda and Islamic State operating in West Africa's Sahel region.

The attacks, in which thousands of people have been killed and millions displaced, have continued despite promises by the country's military leaders to deal with the insurgency.

Ahead of the release of the HRW findings on Monday, there were reports of more militant attacks over the weekend with dozens of military and civilian casualties.

The BBC has not been able to confirm these reports and the authorities do not routinely comment on reported jihadist attacks.

The BBC has approached the Burkina Faso government for comment on the HRW report.

Last year, the government described as "baseless" another HRW report that had accused soldiers of a "massacre" in which 223 villagers were killed.

It also said that any allegations of human rights abuses committed "in the fight against terrorism" were systematically investigated.

The rights group says it interviewed witnesses, militia members, journalists and the civil society and analysed videos shared on social media to make the findings regarding the army's involvement in the March killings.

HRW previously said the army was "implicated" in the killings, based on videos that were being shared online showing dozens of dead and injured people, although the findings were not definitive.

It now says further research has "uncovered that Burkina Faso's military was responsible for these mass killings of Fulani civilians".

It adds that least 100 more civilians were killed last month in reprisal attacks by jihadist groups against those seen as helping the military.

"Mass killings of civilians by government security forces, militias, and Islamist armed groups amount to war crimes and other possible atrocity crimes," it says.

The rights group has urged the government to investigate and prosecute all those responsible for the crimes.

This came as junta leader Capt Ibrahim Traoré returned from Moscow after a Friday meeting with Vladimir Putin on cooperation and security in the Sahel.

Since the military seized power, Burkina Faso has turned away from colonial power France and towards Russia for help in tacking the Islamist insurgency.

hafeeanubasy:
Burkina fasso leads where? 😆

All these owners of buhari is jubril of Sudan kind of brains self! 😆

LibertyRep:
Man has to detach himself from 'them' gradually.

I'm particularly worried about the roles of the elders in the state,who allowed the problems to fester by taking sides.

chiiraq802:
FUNbara to OBIdunces....

birds of same feather flock 2geda. 2 Polithiefcally clueless pipo

Ikaeniyan0:
[sub][/sub] Everything like this one below abi?

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cgj871wej3lo

Ebuka78:
From IPob to Obedient

Una never recover for the massive support he gained.


Keep shifting goal post

EmperorIsaac:
As someone who desires to excel under the Establishment, run away from all obidients' support...it will only lead to failure. Check the records and ignore this counsel at your own peril!

Lifestylecom:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tggppQM5qI

he said.

Suspended Rivers state governor, Siminalayi Fubara, has cautioned his supporters over their confrontational approach in demanding his reinstatement, stating that not everything should be done with “Oshobe”, a local term implying force or aggression.

Speaking during a service of songs held in Port Harcourt in honour of late elder statesman Edwin Clark, Fubara said while he appreciated their support, some of their actions had worsened his situation rather than helped.

He emphasised his preference for a more measured and peaceful strategy, stating that he was not desperate to return to office.

Fubara was responding to remarks by several speakers at the event, including Apostle Zilly Aggrey, who criticised his suspension and called for his immediate reinstatement.

The suspended governor distanced himself from their remarks, describing them as personal opinions insisting that there statements would not likely promote peace .

Fubara said: “Can’t you see how much better I look? Do you really think I’m interested in going back there? My spirit has already left that place. Not everything is by oshobe. Do you even know if I want to go back there? My spirit has already left there”.

Slytiger:
Tell them Fubara. They will be shocked when you eventually support Tinubu for 2027 or even completely decamp to APC.

Mbanda:
Your British concocted propaganda machine (BBC) is lying against Traore's government because, the young president cut ties with the west. The truth is that the Burkinabe military and volunteers, under the young president killed fulani jihadists that has been killing his people in numbers. You even accused him of not doing anything to stop the killing of his people. Now you are shifting the goal post.

Goke7:
Tomato processing factory 😂

Ikaeniyan0:
Is this a joke? This is not the first time the terrorists or Burkina Faso security forces will massacre civilians under the watchful eyes of Mr propaganda Traore

DomPerignon:
That suspension was used to probe him wella.

He is only humble not out of remorse but because he has been contacted by the authorities over his financial malfeasance.