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¶1. (U) Two local newspapers reported on March 22 and 23
that a 50-year old female civilian, Gloria Ekeh, was shot by
Chief of Naval Staff Afolayan's security detail. The
newspapers reported that Ekeh's car collided with one of the
Naval Chief's escort vehicles, causing an accidental
discharge by one of the security personnel. The papers
reported that Ekeh was shot in the leg and immediately taken
to the National Hospital in Abuja by a Naval vehicle. She
was reported to be recovering, with all treatment costs borne
by the Navy.

¶2. (S/NF) This incident occurred in the vicinity of the
Embassy and was witnessed by a highly-trained and experienced
TDYer from the Office of Defense Cooperation. His account
differs greatly from the public account put forward by Navy
Headquarters. The ODC member came upon a motor vehicle
accident involving at least one GON vehicle on Maitama
Avenue, across from the headquarters of the State Security
Service (SSS), on March 18 at approximately 1545Z. The ODC
member saw 2-3 individuals in police custody in the rear of a
security vehicle, and a woman, stooped down in a submissive
posture, pleading with a uniformed police officer. The ODC
member then heard a single gunshot, saw the woman lying in
the street, and saw a non-uniformed individual returning a
pistol to a holster concealed under his suit. The uniformed
police officers did not react to the shooting in any way
other than to try to clear the crowd away and to move the
woman to a car, which was driven away. The ODC member could
see that her feet and legs were covered in a "massive amount"
of blood. The ODC member was then ordered to leave the area
by a hostile, non-uniformed individual who threatened to
"flatten the tires" of the ODC member's vehicle (which had
diplomatic license plates) if he did not comply.

¶3. (S/NF) Neither Navy Headquarters nor Chief of Naval
Staff Afolayan has made any public comment disputing the
events as portrayed in the press. Post intends to consider
Afolayan complicit in this extrajudicial shooting, and to bar
the Chief of Naval Staff from participation in any USG-funded
security assistance events.

So sad

@JellyLoveb

I just saw this thread. It's a pity what you have gone through. Has the issue been resolved?

Una wan crucify this guy because him dey yarn wetin him see? Na waaooo! Bad bellle too much for this forum.

Is he not entitled to his own opinion? He just offered some advice about keeping a low profile. You either take the advice or dump it in the lagoon.

What a dilemma!

However, one assumption that has been made here by many is that the husband will not accept the baby. I think she may even have a hard time in the future trying to convince the man that he is NOT the father of the baby. This is a man who may be impotent and all of a sudden, he has the opportunity to laugh again and probably stick the thumb out to those who have been laughing at him for 6 years now. Like one poster already said, the woman has now confirmed (like she set out to do from the onset) that she is not barren. So she should go ahead and tell the husband that she is pregnant. If the man buys the dummy, then she definitely will have to reveal the true identity for the child's father some day in the future, because the true father will definitely claim paternity, and then wahala go set.

So, ebonyvibe tell your 'friend' to carry out her plan to completion. The worst that can happen is that the marriage crumbles.

Maybe we can start verifying the authenticity of this information by comparing the two pictures below

shadrach77:
gej is a disgrace - how can the president of a nation dress in such a shabby manner?

What did you expect him to wear. Pant red?

DivideUs:
i dont know if this is really from Campbell but it makes a lot of sense with a lot of unanswered questions. i just for once hope nigerians will be the ones asking questions and not buying and believing this government lies that come out without proper investigation.

a lot of you are right, we have no business being the same country, the south and the middle belt should be thesame country. finish


"THE "UN BUILDING BOMBLAST" IN NIGERIA, MATTERS ARISING:                        
While I condemn any act of terrorism and violence, I couldn't fathom some logic and sense in the claims, responsibility and responses to the unfortunate incident of yesterdays bombing.
               
1. The level of laxity in the Nigerian security is quite appalling and not willing to improve despite incidences of repeated bombings in the capital city of Abuja in the last six months.

3. My question is; Everyone is pointing fingers to an alleged "suicide bomber" but no one is showing a footage of the incident. Who are the witnesses? An office and international organisation such as the UN building doesn't have a CCTV camera? Its illogical.

4. I'm not exonerating anybody, but I'm beginning to lose credibility for the news of claims by Boko Haram terrorist group most of the time. In how many months of escalated bombings there seem to be no "faces" that can be linked to the group. Like Alqaeda, at least we know the faces behind the terrorist group and their modus operandi. In this case, with every claims to BH bombings we are left with no faces no just statements. Which can be done by anybody, or are there "ghost workers" in the Boko Haram terrorist organisation?

5.Since Oct 1 of last year, Nigeria has been reported to have 5 incidents of bomblast. The security agencies are yet to show a face that will be linked as a top member of the Boko Haram Group.

There will always be  questions to these bombings in Nigeria but no logical answers. Its time for the Nigerian security agencies to change tactics and wake up from their lethargic approach in this renewed global fight against terrorism.

Amb John Campell.
Former US Amb to Nigeria"

be smart do ask yourself same

I cannot vouch for the statement above, but the link below can be credited to John Campbell

http://blogs.cfr.org/campbell/2011/08/26/bombing-of-the-un-headquarters-in-nigeria/

[size=14pt]Has the spiritual leader of Muslims in Nigeria, Sultan of Sokoto Mohamed Sa'ad Abubakar ever gone on record to condemn the Boko Haram group? [/size]

velo10:
You're nothing but a judgemental bigot. Shame on you too

Na your malnourished scrotum be bigot. You dey call your mama bigot. I guess na your mouth Gaddafi dey self-services throw way put. Idiettt!!

honeric01:
[size=13pt]Too many ignorant fools in Nigeria.

CIA and the US came up with : by 2015, Nigeria is going to break up.

Nigerians : they keep arguing with eachother, na lie, na true, instead of fiercely debunking and verbally attacking the CIA and the US for coming up with such an assertion over a sovereign country like Nigeria.

While they are still at arguing with eachother.

The CIA and the US bomb up a UN building in the process.

Nigerians : they start attacking eachother and accusing eachother.

The CIA and the US laughs at them and call them fools while working towards the main aim. (establishing REASONS why NIGERIA MUST break up).

Before 2015, they move in their military forces to come have a base in Nigeria, from there they take over just like they did and doing with Libya right now.

Una never know anything, they are also going to stop you people at their embassies if you think you can travel out of Nigeria with a Nigerian passport.

FACE YOUR FEARS, you NIGERIANS can't see/read the future even if it's shown on a 95" screen or written in your native language.[/size]

Assuming you are correct, what does the US stand to gain from disintegrating its fourth largest supplier of oil? A peaceful and united Nigeria benefits them as well.

[size=16pt]Now that this unfortunate incident has happened, I will go ahead and hazard a guess as to what next will follow. Our beloved federal government will:

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[li]Set up an adhoc committee to investigate the remote and immediate causes of this explosion. Assign official cars and portfolios to the members of the committee (lobbying has already started at Asorock)

Fly in bomb experts from overseas.

Fly out the "VIP victims" to overseas hospitals while the "non-VIP victims" are deposited in some decrepit local hospital where they will be on nothing but IV and paracetamol.

Propose amnesty for, dialogue with, and overseas rehabilitation for whatever group that claims responsibility for the bombing.[/li]
[li][/li]
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Then, our "cheap-article" life goes on like nothing happened.

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ajadudu:
Simple reason:
Everyone has facial expressions and mannerism that makes them unique. With time if you live with someone for a long time you start to mimic those expressions subconsciously. If the woman pouts her lips when surprised, the man will eventually start to mimic that expression as well when surprised. If the man raises an eyebrow when he hears something silly, the woman starts to mimic the same gesture eventually. All these facial expressions tend to mold the look and lines on our faces.

Blood mixing, intercourse? That's just BS.

well said

[size=14pt]This news is just a simple case of the press and the police being unable to tell the simple difference between million and billion.

Illiteracy (Itiboribo!!) to bad [/size]

[size=24pt]It is spelled IGBO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![/size]

[size=16pt]Their pictures are everywhere on google. So there is no hiding in this matter. They already exposed themselves by registering on twitter, facebook etc etc. Thank God for the internet. [/size]

[quote author=Yoru_Igbo link=topic=730586.msg8897467#msg8897467 date=1313015796]I have lived in Moscow and Sakhalin Island both in Russia, let me start by saying it all depends on where you live and what you intend to do in Russia.

There is a significant racist community in Russia

A lot of Russians have never seen a black person before or come in close contact with a black person so they might see you as a star and want pictures with you or your autograph believing you might be a star!

Now listen, Russian women are amongst the most beautiful women in the world, as a single man, if you live in Russia whether you born again or born before it is almost as sure as death that you will marry a Russian and as a Married man living in Russia alone without your wife, it is almost guaranteed that you will always stay married but to a different woman and your current wife will need to look for a new husband

Moscow is very expensive as a regular breakfast in a 4 or 5 star hotel cost about £50 and locals are not well paid

My summary is this, no matter where you live in this world apart from Naija, you can make the place fit for you but in Naija it is the opposite

I rest my case[/quote]Moscow? Aberdeen? Sakhalin? Oily. Yoru-Igbo . Lovely name/combo. Sounds like one of my friend before before. True talk shaa (about Russia)

@Poster,
I think you have taken the bold step first: identifying your weakness. Next stage is to acquaint yourself with the true horrors of alcoholism. Try to consult a psychiatrist to help you. Your liver may be irreversibly being damaged as we speak. So act quickly and good luck

[size=14pt]I hope the FG is bracing for a time when it can no longer pay militants N65,000 every month for being a militant. Is there any alternative being fashioned out for them or will they be allowed to take to the streets with the guns they must have purchased with the 65K?
Pertinent questions for our leaders to ask themselves for now. [/size]

[size=14pt]GEJ will visit UK next week. He will land at Manchester where he will be met by British PM David Cameron who will be flying in from London.

Fela called it colomentality. Our rulers are still wallowing in it. I guess Cameron is sticking with British Intelligence instead of Naija intelligence

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drgica74:
I just called my sister who went for orientation in Maidugaury. No Bomb in the camp, but a threat. The NYSC is giving a mass relocation to corp members to their various states.
Confirmed now.

[size=14pt]Thanks for the confirmation. I hope the author of this thread will edit the heading accordingly.[/size]

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