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Politics › Auxilliary Fingered As PMS Boys Attack Shop Owners, Two Dead, Many Injured, Shop by sammy329(op): 9:12pm On Jun 16, 2021
Two people were confirmed killed on Wednesday when men of the Oyo State Park Management System allegedly attacked some shop owners in Iwo Road area of Ibadan, the Oyo state capital city.

The attack on the shop owners, according to CoreNews, was said to be in continuation of an earlier attack and a counter attack between the PMS boys and members of the proscribed National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) on Monday.

The Monday attack was said to have resulted in the death of two persons, one allegedly each from both camps of the PMS and banned NURTW.

The incident happened around Oremeji-Agugu area of the capital city.

However, peace was shattered Wednesday when the PMS boys stormed the Baba Onilu area of Iwo Road, attacking the shops where phones were being sold.

They were said to have unleash terror on the phone sellers and shop owners destroying kiosk, show-glasses, and every available items while also looting.

One member of the NURTW was said to have been killed in the process while many others suffered varying degrees of injuries.

A son of one of the shop owners, simply identified as Ahmed was said to have been killed in an effort to identify those formentting trouble on the property.

There were various accounts of his death as at the time of filling the report.

While some said Ahmed, who was described as gentle and peace-loving, was stabbed with a machette on his chest and lower abdomen, other unconfirmed sources said he was hit with a charm.

The incident led to a heavy crisis as people, commuters and road-users scamper to safety while the crisis lasted.

Sources said there were heavy gunshots by the PMS boys while the crisis lasted.

In an effort to defend themselves, suspected members of the sacked NURTW were said to have returned the gun battle while also throwing objects in the direction of the attackers.

Many shops, business owners and traders who sell their wares in the axis were caught in the web as many tried to quickly pack, some others left their wares unattended to in a bid to ensure safety.

Corporate organisations including banks closed shop hurriedly while many customers were trapped in the banking hall.

However, a mild drama played out as the dust settles and the body of Ahmed was found by the entrance of a shopping complex.

Youths in the area who knew him later carried the corpse and headed to the Oyo state Government Secretariat, Agodi, Ibadan in protest.

Efforts of the security operatives at the entrance gate of the Secretariat to resist the protesters proved abortive as they gained entrance into the Secretariat complex.

The youths came on bikes, tricycles and on foot causing a lot of scare to the workers and people who have businesses inside the secretariat complex.

The protesters carrying the corpse arrived the Secretariat complex, shortly after Governor Seyi Makinde finished the weekly Security meeting with the Security Commanders in the state.

They dropped the corpse by the entrance of the Governors office with shouting and outcry on the governor to come out and see what the PMS boys have done.

The angry youths who demanded to see the governor, were heard calling aloud the name of the Chairman, Disciplinary Committee of Park Managers in Oyo state, Mukaila Lamidi, (AKA Auxiliary) to have been involved in the incident that led to the death of the middle-aged man.

The youths who vowed to meet with the governor and give him the details of what transpired at the Iwo Road area of Ibadan and the death of one of them, remained glued to the gate of the office of the governor.

The Governor however could not attend to them while the protest lasted.

Many workers quickly locked up their offices while those who parked their cars outside also ran to re-park and move to safety.

With a reinforcement from the men of the state anti-crime patrol team, Operation Burst and Amotekun Corp, the entrances to the Secretariat were shut, leaving those trapped within the complex to use only one exit route through the Simeon Adebo Training Centre.

The intervention of government functionaries and presence of reinforced security team prevented the issue from escalating into another crisis within the Secretariat Complex.

Many of the angry youths who came later were also prevented from gaining entrance into the Secretariat and monitored by heavily armed combined security team.

Government functionaries on hand to ensure that the crisis did not escalate inside the secretariat include: the Executive Assistant to Governor Seyi Makinde of Security CP Sunday Odukoya (Rtd), Chief Press Secretary, Mr Taiwo Adisa, the Commissioner of Health, Dr Bashir Bello, the Executive Secretary, Oyo State Health Insurance Scheme, Dr Olushola Akande, among others.

After much persuasion, the corpse of Ahmed was later conveyed to the morgue in a state government branded ambulance.

As at the time of filling this report, major roads around the capital city have been deserted with tension and fear of reprisal all over.

Heavy security presence and blowing of police siren could be heard across major parts of the city.

The Iwo Road axis is under heavy security survellance, with a lane of the road totally blocked, leaving only one lane for users.

https://oyoinsight.com/auxilliary-fingered-as-pms-boys-attack-shop-owners-two-dead-many-injured-shops-looted-in-ibadan/

Cc: Lalasticlala, Mynd44
Politics › Re: Anambra Election: Azuka Okwuosa Beats Opposition In Online Poll by sammy329(m): 7:50am On Jun 16, 2021
Online poll huh huh
Politics › Re: Buhari Plans Secret Visit To Maiduguri To Avoid Imminent Protest, Boos by sammy329(m): 2:55pm On Jun 13, 2021
Sahara reporters with their fake news again!!! undecided undecided

How could people believe this kind of news?
Politics › Re: June 12 Protest Suffers Low Turn Out by sammy329(m): 2:54pm On Jun 13, 2021
How could the mother of all protests have that kind of low turnout?? cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy
Politics › Re: Nigerian Hashtags Are Today's Top Trending Twitter Topics. by sammy329(m):
Manipulated trends cheesy cheesy wink

So you think that twitter users in Nigeria are more than US, that's just a personalized trends due to twitter algorithm.
Politics › Re: 6 Soldiers, Unknown Gunmen Killed In Ohafia, Abia State by sammy329(m): 7:27pm On Jun 12, 2021
angry angry angry

Why are we still calling them unknown gun men, Nigeria's media sha.

We are all saw in a video when Imo residents were praising the so called Unknown gun men. They are IPOB terrorist


The media should not change the narrative. angry
Politics › Re: #june12thprotest: Gov Seyi Makinde Joins Other In Ibadan, Oyo State by sammy329(m):
undecided undecided

This is just cheap politics undecided

Seyi Makinde should better resolve the issue within OYO PDP instead of all these gimmicks.
Politics › Re: June12 Protest: Protesters Arrested By The Police In Abuja. by sammy329(m): 9:57am On Jun 12, 2021
cheesy
Politics › Re: June 12: What's The Situation Like In Your Area? by sammy329(m): 9:57am On Jun 12, 2021
Everything is cool, normal activity is going on.
Politics › Re: Have They Cancelled Today's Protest? by sammy329(m): 8:38am On Jun 12, 2021
grin grin
Politics › Re: Nigeria Police At Ojota Already by sammy329(m):
The NPF should deal with those miscreants.
Politics › Re: Buhari: Local Government System Has Been Killed by sammy329(m): 11:33am On Jun 10, 2021
lipsrsealed lipsrsealed

That's true, the state governors are milking the allocation given to the LG chairman or caretaker and the reality on ground is that real development starts from the grassroots i.e. Local government
Politics › Re: IPOB: 'why Igbo Leaders Do Not Criticize Separatists' - Okorocha by sammy329(m): 10:37am On Jun 10, 2021
lipsrsealed
Politics › Re: Buhari: IPOB Like A Dot In A Circle - We Will Defeat Them by sammy329(m): 10:18am On Jun 10, 2021
Good grin grin grin . That terrorist organisation must be destroyed. Both its members, sponsors and media backers must be dealt with.


It is funny how Igbos abroads are sponsoring the destruction of their hometown. Who has this IPOB/ESN terrorists activities affected most? The elites? No! It is the common people that are bearing the brunt.

The shamelessness of the media is another big issue, where the news outlets especially channels TV has turned themselves into terrorists media outlets where they encourage terrorists. what we have now in Nigeria is transactional journalism.
Politics › Re: Buhari: IPOB Like A Dot In A Circle - We Will Defeat Them by sammy329(m): 10:13am On Jun 10, 2021
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Politics › Re: IPOB, ESN Not Unknown Gunmen – Nnamdi Kanu Insists by sammy329(m): 5:52pm On Jun 09, 2021
angry angry
Politics › Re: Donald Trump Supports Nigeria's Twitter Ban, Says He should Have Done The Same by sammy329(m):
angry angry
The media bias and manipulation by the big tech is really worrying.


Twitter was manipulating its trend to deliberately embarrass Donald Trump. This kind of manipulation by the these people that have turned themselves into demi gods must be stopped.


Few unelected men should not have that kind of power.
Politics › Re: BREAKING: Redeemed Church Will Not Comply With Twitter Ban - Pastor Adeboye by sammy329(m): 3:05pm On Jun 07, 2021
sad
Politics › Re: Nigeria Loses ₦2 Billion Daily To Twitter Ban - NetBlocks (Sahara Reporters) by sammy329(m): 10:17am On Jun 07, 2021
Dymaco:
Did china follow due process to ban social media? They ban social media to grow their own chat, wechat which is like WhatsApp.

Do you think any country will like to invest in Nigeria knowing fully well that government can wake up and ban his investment without due process. If he go to court, government will still win him
grin grin grin grin grin ;


China!!!! Due processhuh? grin

You don't know anything about China and its communist regime
Politics › Re: Nigeria Loses ₦2 Billion Daily To Twitter Ban - NetBlocks (Sahara Reporters) by sammy329(m): 11:21pm On Jun 06, 2021
Dymaco:
No foreign investors will come if government don't follow rule of law or due process. Imagine if twitter sited his company in Nigeria. Investors know that Nigeria govt can wake up and ban them even court can't do anything
Just like how investors are not investing in China abi undecided undecided
Politics › Re: Nigeria Loses ₦2 Billion Daily To Twitter Ban - NetBlocks (Sahara Reporters) by sammy329(m):
Losing money as a country at this hour is painful, but security of the citizens come first.

But we should note that foreign investors won't come if there is war in the land.


THIS TOO SHALL PASS
GOD BLESS NIGERIA
Politics › Re: Britain Warns Twitter & Facebook To Regulate Their Sites Content by sammy329(m):
That's good. The difference between human beings and animals is order. Twitter has to regulate their site, that site has become pornsite sef. Sometimes I look at the trending topics (especially that shediblabla challenge) and observe at the way twitter has beome loosely regulated, there are children below 18 on that site for goodness sake.
Politics › Re: Over N2 Billion Lost To #twitterban In Past 24hrs — Report by sammy329(m): 6:19pm On Jun 06, 2021
undecided undecided
Politics › Re: #TwitterBan: Twitter Deletes Nnamdi Kanu’s Tweets by sammy329(m): 10:00pm On Jun 05, 2021
undecided

Just deleting comments is not enough undecided

Politics › Re: To Those Who Said Nobody Was Killed In The #endsars Protest. by sammy329(m):
Dr. Funmilayo that spend more time on twitter, than practicing medicine. I wonder whether he is truly a doctor sef.

99bodieshuh? And no family members, uncle, aunty, mothers, fathers, pastors, imams, neighbors etc. have no cried out. undecided we are talking about human beings here ooo
Politics › Re: Twitter Ban: Canada, The EU, Ireland, UK And US Issues Joint Statement by sammy329(m): 9:45pm On Jun 05, 2021
undecided undecided
Politics › Re: Presidential Statement On Twitter Suspension In Nigeria By Garba Shehu by sammy329(op):
Twitter suspension in Nigeria is long overdue smiley

The FG can't allow that American app to keep promoting anarchy.

CilicMarin:
Freedom of Speech.. grin grin But Buhari tweet was deleted?

Anyway, the Federal Govt. is no way hindering freedom of speech...We still have Facebook, Nairaland, Instagram, WhatsApp, Telegram, crowwe etc..

FG only banned one platform where irresponsible speech capable of wrecking havoc to the corporate existence Nigeria is permitted and that is Twitter...

God Bless Nigeria..

Politics › Presidential Statement On Twitter Suspension In Nigeria By Garba Shehu by sammy329(op): 7:33pm On Jun 05, 2021
STATE HOUSE PRESS RELEASE

PRESIDENTIAL STATEMENT ON TWITTER SUSPENSION IN NIGERIA

The temporary suspension of Twitter is not just a response to the removal of the President’s post. There has been a litany of problems with the social media platform in Nigeria, where misinformation and fake news spread through it have had real world violent consequences. All the while, the company has escaped accountability.

Nevertheless, the removal of President Buhari’s tweet was disappointing. The censoring seemed based on a misunderstanding of the challenges Nigeria faces today.

The President in his address at the United Nations General Assembly, UNGA in 2019 said "the world was shocked and startled by the massacre in New Zealand by a lone gunman taking the lives of 50 worshippers."

This and similar crimes which have been fueled by social media networks risk seeping into the fabric of an emerging digital culture.

Major tech companies must be alive to their responsibilities. They cannot be allowed to continue to facilitate the spread of religious, racist, xenophobic and false messages capable of inciting whole communities against each other, leading to loss of many lives. This could tear some countries apart.

President Buhari has therefore been warning against social media's disruptive and divisive influences and the government’s action is not a knee-jerk reaction to Twitter’s preposterous deletion of his tweet which should have been read in full.

The tweet was not a threat, but a statement of fact.

A terrorist organisation (IPOB) poses a significant threat to the safety and security of Nigerian citizens.

When the President said that they will be treated “in a language they understand,” he merely reiterated that their force shall be met with force. It is a basic principle of security services response world over.

This is not promotion of hate, but a pledge to uphold citizens’ right to freedom from harm. The government cannot be expected to capitulate to terrorists.

IPOB is proscribed under Nigerian law. Its members murder innocent Nigerians. They kill policemen and set government property on fire. Now, they have amassed a substantial stockpile of weapons and bombs across the country.

Twitter does not seem to appreciate the national trauma of our country's civil war. This government shall not allow a recurrence of that tragedy.

Garba Shehu
Senior Special Assistant to the President
(Media & Publicity)
June 5, 2021
https://m.facebook.com/1528952840718244/posts/3043742655905914/?app=fbl

Politics › Re: US Mission In Nigeria Statement On Twitter Ban by sammy329(m): 7:16pm On Jun 05, 2021
CilicMarin:
Freedom of Speech.. grin grin But Buhari tweet was deleted?

Anyway, the Federal Govt. is no way hindering freedom of speech...We still have Facebook, Nairaland, Instagram, WhatsApp, Telegram, crowwe etc..

FG only banned one platform where irresponsible speech capable of wrecking havoc to the corporate existence Nigeria is permitted and that is Twitter...

God Bless Nigeria..
smiley smiley smiley



Woooow, this is nice.

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