₦airaland Forum

OREMUSSANCTUS:
All na wash cum formality
Buhari don meet wif niger president to send his boiz back to our country
Its so glaring
Say no to "change"
Say yes to transformation

OREMUSSANCTUS:
Na ya choice be dat
Datz to tell u we all got our own choice to make
We all can't be in same page

Say no to "change"
Say yes to transformation

Rose2014:
Maybe Fashola is their mentor. Isn't this the same thing Fashola did in Nigeria and Yorubas were hailing him?

Let me see any Yoruba hypocrite blame Niger for their action

*Grabs my popcorn*

MrMcJay:
E no go better for the person wey hide your medicine. You don nearly craze enter market so.

OREMUSSANCTUS:
All na wash cum formality Buhari don meet wif niger president to send his boiz back to our country Its so glaring Say no to "change" Say yes to transformation

MrMcJay:
E no go better for the person wey hide your medicine. You don nearly craze enter market so.

MrMcJay:
E no go better for the person wey hide your medicine. You don nearly craze enter market so.

tosag:
You are begining to sound frustrated.

sammieguze:
I hope everything is alright sir.


I noticed you have never seen anything wrong in this present administration.


Am sorry to say... It is your type of people who led gej to the position he is @ the moment.



Cheerleader who can't speak the truth for once.



If this insurgency has been handled properly when it started, do you think there will be any refugee at all in the first place?


If this is how pdp good think, then something is wrong.


So far, it is only barcanista that seems to be objective in his views, though it seems the guy sef is now biased.


I still respect the guy called barcanista though but you... You need to take your drug sir.



The same transformation that refused to transform our lives for five years?


Oh... Sorry... It did transform our lives negatively.

msmon:
GAIDAM, Nigeria -- Niger troops have deported more than 3,000 Nigerian fishermen and refugees
escaping Boko Haram, forcing them to undertake a brutal three- day trek in which at least a dozen
people died, an official and witnesses said Wednesday.

The refugees said they were compelled to return to Nigeria after Boko Haram last week attacked an island in Lake Chad.

The Nigerians said soldiers arrived at the fishing village of Lelewa and ordered them to leave. Niger
officials did not immediately respond to request for comment.

On Monday, Niger said it was planning a military operation in the area to rout Boko Haram extremists and ordered its citizens to move further inland.
Nigeria's National Emergency

Management Agency said it was alerted by Niger and sent trucks to collect the exhausted refugees at
the border.

The agency's Charles Otegbabe, director of search and rescue, registered the new arrivals in Gaidam town, in the northeastern Borno state.

"We thought there would be about 2,000 but we have already registered more than 3,000 and
there are still more people coming," he told The Associated Press.

The refugees said hundreds more were on their way.
"They didn't even give us time to collect our clothes. We had to abandon everything," said Lubabatu Isa, a 21-year-old carrying a baby strapped to her back.

Isa and Nura Auwal, another refugee, said about a dozen people died during the three-day walk to
the border. Auwal said they included a woman, Fatima Hassan, and her newborn twins.

"There was no water. It was very hot. They collapsed and died. Nobody had any energy left to help
them and we just had to leave them in the bush," said a distressed Auwal, 22.

Niger is hosting more than 100,000 other Nigerian refugees who have fled Boko Haram and who apparently are being allowed to remain in camps outside the Lake Chad area.



www.ctvnews.ca/mobile/world/niger-deports-3-000-nigerians-including-refugees-fleeing-boko-haram-1.2362084
Cc: lalasticlala

msmon:
GAIDAM, Nigeria -- Niger troops have deported more than 3,000 Nigerian fishermen and refugees
escaping Boko Haram, forcing them to undertake a brutal three- day trek in which at least a dozen
people died, an official and witnesses said Wednesday.

The refugees said they were compelled to return to Nigeria after Boko Haram last week attacked an island in Lake Chad.

The Nigerians said soldiers arrived at the fishing village of Lelewa and ordered them to leave. Niger
officials did not immediately respond to request for comment.

On Monday, Niger said it was planning a military operation in the area to rout Boko Haram extremists and ordered its citizens to move further inland.
Nigeria's National Emergency

Management Agency said it was alerted by Niger and sent trucks to collect the exhausted refugees at
the border.

The agency's Charles Otegbabe, director of search and rescue, registered the new arrivals in Gaidam town, in the northeastern Borno state.

"We thought there would be about 2,000 but we have already registered more than 3,000 and
there are still more people coming," he told The Associated Press.

The refugees said hundreds more were on their way.
"They didn't even give us time to collect our clothes. We had to abandon everything," said Lubabatu Isa, a 21-year-old carrying a baby strapped to her back.

Isa and Nura Auwal, another refugee, said about a dozen people died during the three-day walk to
the border. Auwal said they included a woman, Fatima Hassan, and her newborn twins.

"There was no water. It was very hot. They collapsed and died. Nobody had any energy left to help
them and we just had to leave them in the bush," said a distressed Auwal, 22.

Niger is hosting more than 100,000 other Nigerian refugees who have fled Boko Haram and who apparently are being allowed to remain in camps outside the Lake Chad area.



www.ctvnews.ca/mobile/world/niger-deports-3-000-nigerians-including-refugees-fleeing-boko-haram-1.2362084
Cc: lalasticlala

Sigo86:
Niger
Of all Countries
Baba God, Please Make Nigeria Great again. Esin yi ti poju!

14:
You see you are not needed in most countries

and those Niger full lagos dey ride bike smh