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[quote author=gramci post=28463352]Boko Haram is a christian group.

@Op I hope you are happy now.

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Seconded! Becouse Shekau will shout Haleluyah in his next video.


Believe it or not Bokoharam is 70% quoranic multivated, 30% politically multivated

Idiot

emmysoftyou:
[size=18][b]menh abeg,i don laff taya no be small...
so this man na pure coward,atimes him go dey show himself like sey him folow be one of yorubber hero wey conquer the great biafrans..

i still cant believe that biafrans war front was damn too hot for the northerners and the westerners to confront the great easterners ..
to the extend that they were looking 4 commander to lead them to heartland igbo at the warfront,Which obasanjo automatically ran away frm the warfront and pretended he was going to portharcourt lol.

What a Cowardice ogun state man

omo dis man funny die
i cant stop laughing here..
dis man call isama don open your yanh
this showed how cowardice the yorubber army are,during the biafra war.

anyway, yorubber of those days dont like army work because they re afraid of anything war,which may probably arise.

pls ndigbo keep this statement as a record because the man who expose him is not an igboman..
it wil serves as a reference and how great the biafrans warfront soldiers fought like heros inthe battlefield.....
Chai ojukwu,
more respect to you as a brave soldier ..[/b][/size]

Idiot mumu. at the end who now lead then Nigerian troops to Victory. Or how come the bravery biafrans did not conquer

Please what is Congo playing now

I pray its true. God pls perfect ur work

Have you been whatching WAZOBIA tv? On. Startimes how good will you rate it?

pendusky:
When Gov Akpabio was campaigning, he promise the sport lovers in the state an olympic sized stadium, buh promise to put gud roads and entertainments galleria, weve seen a lots coming tru, and weve been told the survey of the stadium as been carried out, am sure he'll build it coz he's a promise keeper, 3 flyovers, tropicana ( a wow), more than 300 standard roads, e-library, best drainage system in west africa is built in uyo, international airport etc has been added to his credit. Dont be suprise AKWA IBOM STATE get 1st standard stadium in Nigeria...Akpabio! We wait on u!

Today the promised has been fuffiled

My able president never distracted. He understands the game

President Jonathan with interim Head of State of Burkina Faso, Lt. Col Isaac Zida at the Ouagadougou Airport today. Source : Ruben Abati

ba7man:
We're not interested in his sons, we're interested in what he has to offer to the State of Ekiti.

Obiano is projecting what he's doing to the state of Anambra.....not his Children.

They are the the two newest Governors on the block so I'll always compare them.

by their comments u shall know

U won't beleive me if i tell u i'm currently schooling in University of Sambisa now in my final year Prof Shekau is my VC

and, from there, climbed back into the church premises. I went into the priest’s sitting room and locked myself inside.
Within a short time, the insurgents came through St. Joseph’s Minor Seminary, Shuwa, and surrounded the seminary and came to our parish and surrounded it also.
I heard gunshots, they were shooting the padlock, trying to enter the church premises but they could not. They decided to find another means of breaking the gate to gain entrance into the church. At this point, I opened the sitting room door and came out.
I saw one of them outside the gate, so I took the opposite direction and jumped into the convent. Some of them saw me and pursued me.
I scaled the fence. They began following on motorcycle and shooting at me. It was a miracle that I was not hit by bullets. I fell on the ground and they felt I was dead, so they left me. Later, I found my way out of Shuwa.
Barnabas Paul Mbiyafrom Michika: “When the insurgents attacked Gulak, we were not aware they were coming to Michika but people were running up and down. I even took my family to the mountainous area and left them there and came back home to sleep. We were only three in the whole area. I saw soldiers arriving that evening and that boosted my confidence to stay.
On Sunday, we went to church; after service, my sister called me from Shuwa to say insurgents were in Shuwa and that I should find my way out; so I told some of my friends that we should leave the town. I went home and packed a few things and my documents and tied on my motorcycle.
I left every other thing in the house including my animals and about 60 chickens. As I coming out, the insurgents entered Michika, they were pursuing soldiers because at that point, they were not concerned about civilians, only security agents. The soldiers asked me to go back but I refused because if I went back, the insurgents would attack me. I decided to climb the mountain.
We spent three days on the mountain with no food. On the third day, I decided to go down and find my way to Yola. People were telling me not to go down but I had made up my mind. I took my family and went down and, from there, we paid N2,000 to Mubi Road on motorcycle and boarded a bus to Yola.
Mbiya believes that some of the soldiers are sympathetic to the insurgents. He said:
“We cannot say they are sympathisers but some of the commanders have already sold out the soldiers. That is what is happening. So when they attack, the commanders will not command the troops to attack them. They just keep withdrawing instead of attacking.
But I think some of the soldiers are members of Boko Haram; in fact, many are sympathetic to the sect because some of the soldiers don’t shoot at the insurgents, they just shoot into the air to exhaust their bullets. Some have been known to shoot at fellow soldiers instead of the insurgents.”
Regina Bitrus:
“We were working on the farm on the fateful day when around 3.00pm I decided to go home. But when we got to the stream, my son said he wanted to bathe. I was carrying one of the children on my back; suddenly, a man came out of nowhere, all covered up; only his eyes were visible.
When I turned and saw him, I ran. He caught me by the hand and we began to struggle and I was able to push him down. If not that I held his hand, he would have slaughtered me and my children.
I ran home and told my people that I was leaving the village. They said they were going to look for the man but that I should leave everything to God. I had four new wrappers worth N8,000 which someone bought for N1,000. I used the money to transport myself and children to Kamale to Sina-gali then to Mubi and Yola.
Naomi Zira from Michika: The insurgents met us at home. All our neighbours had left town, including my father and siblings.
My daughter saw one of them coming from behind our house and alerted me. But I couldn’t run. I was pregnant. My daughter fled into the bush and they entered and met me. They asked what I was doing and I said I could not run. They asked if I had food and I said even if I had nothing to eat, I would still not run. They asked where my husband was and I said they should go in and search because my husband had left three days earlier.
They said they would be back in the evening to convert me to Islam and I said I should convert to Islam at this age? I said even if they decide to kill me, I will not convert. They said they will leave but if they came back and still met me there, they would slaughter me. As they drove off, I took the bush path taken by my daughter. I got to a rice farm and met other members of my family there. We spent two nights there. I didn’t have money to travel, we were helped by some people to get here.” http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/11/boko-haram-survivors-outwitted-insurgents-escape/

would take us to Sambisa. I raised my hand and they asked if I had something to say and I said yes.
I spoke to them in Kanuri, telling them that I left my young children at home and no one was looking after them and since they said they were going to take care of us, they should allow me to go and get them so we could all be together.
They asked where my husband was and I told them he was on admission in a Kano hospital. They allowed me to go and get the children. That was how I escaped to Yola through Kamale. My children were already in Yola at this time.
Kiviana John from Gulak.“When this crisis happened in Madagali, we were deceived into believing that it will never get to Gulak. But as days went by, people began to pack foodstuff to hide in the forest.
As a widow, I had no one to help me, so a kind-hearted neighbour helped me to take two bags of guinea corn. Shortly after, the insurgents entered Gulak and people began to flee into the bush.
We were in the bush for one week without food. One day, my sister said we should go and look for food as others were doing since the children were hungry and sick. She insisted we go and look for food. We decided to go to Gulak because my children were really hungry and sick.
We went in the night and got the food quite alright but on our way back to the bush, some insurgents sighted us, arrested us and were forcing us to go with them to their camp.
By this time, my mother-in-law had taken my children away from me so I didn’t even know where they were. The insurgents asked one of them on motorcycle to lead us to their camp.
As he rode slowly and we followed behind, he was cursing us, calling us heathens whom Allah had sent them to save but we prefer darkness to light. ‘You heathens, we want to make you clean and show you the light so that you will follow the way of truth but you prefer darkness, we will deal with you.’
I said no problem, if death comes while following Christ, no problem but I will not abandon my faith for Islam.
The other women with me could not utter a word. I told them to say something, that even if we are to face death, we should die in Christ. He went ahead of us on his bike as we followed behind.
Whenever he look back, we would hasten our steps and whenever he turned his face away from us, we would slow down. At a point, he turned into a corner and could not see us.
We quickly dropped the foodstuff to save our lives. We ran into a tomb and stayed for some time. They were looking for us all over the place and when they could not find us, they left, that was how God saved us and we escaped being taken to their camp.”
Yohanna Hamanworks as the chief security officer of St Pius Catholic Church, Shuwa in Madagali Local Government Area. His story was like a scene from aJames Bondmovie.
His words: “This happened in September. I was at the gate when some Muslim brothers came to us and asked us to leave the compound and run away.
We did not listen to them because they were military people and they came in their armoured car. They told us to leave because insurgents were on their way to the area. They said I should lock the gate and leave because if they met me there, they will kill me.
They then escaped in their armoured. They had weapons but they all escaped. I refused to leave. I went into the church and told my parish priest what the soldiers said. The priest said we should leave because Boko Haram had already entered Gulak. He came out and saw the soldiers escaping.
He asked if I was going home and I assured him I was not going to leave him there all alone for the love of Christ. Within 30 minutes, we started hearing gunshots and bombs exploding at Gulak. We spent the night in the church.
On Saturday, some people came to the church and asked me to leave because the insurgents were looking for us. I told them I was going nowhere. I told my priest and he left for Michika saying if I hear gunshots, I should escape. After he left, I was all alone in the parish. I spent the night there.
The following day being Sunday, by 7.30am, the priest called me and said he was on his way back to the church; so I went to dress the altar for service. When he came and started the mass, I told him to continue, that I was going to stay outside to keep watch and if I see the insurgents coming or hear gunshots, I’d let him know.
Within 30 minutes, the mass, attended by 15 people, was over and the priest told me he was going to outstation. I was once again alone in the church. Within 30 minutes, the insurgents came. They blocked the whole road and nobody could go out.
As soon as I sighted them, God helped me to quickly lock the gate and stayed within the parish until 6.30pm when I scaled the wall to escape, I found out they had taken over the road so there was no way I could cross to my house without being seen.
I went to the bush behind my house where I stayed till 2.30am aypnd then scaled the fence into a neighbour’s compound and stayed

By Ebele Orakpo
Suffering, indeed, is an equalizer in the human experience. It knows neither rich nor poor, religion nor ethnicity.
It was tears, sadness and gratitude to God, all at once as some victims of the Boko Haram insurgency in Nigeria’s North-East recounted their experiences to Sunday Vanguard in Adamawa State recently. Some of the experiences were reminiscent of experiences of non-Nazis in Nazi Germany.
At St. Theresa’s Cathedral, Yola where some displaced persons had gone to get foodstuffs and receive medical care courtesy of the Catholic Diocese of Yola in conjunction with the American University of Nigeria, individuals, organisations and societies within the church, Sunday Vanguard spoke with some of the displaced persons who told their story of torture in the hands of the insurgents and eventual escape.
Cecilia Sumailafrom Madagalisaid: “When the Boko Haram insurgents came to my house, they met me and said they have been looking for me and I asked them why?
They said they want me to convert to Islam and I told them I could never do that. They said ok, if they cannot convert me to Islam, then they would kill me.
They tied my hands and legs behind and said they will take me to Sambisa forest and slaughter me and my children will never see me again. So everyone at home was kneeling and crying, including my mother in-law who held my feet and said they will not take me anywhere.
They were crying and begging that I should not be taken away but they insisted, saying I am very stubborn because I refused to convert to Islam.
They placed me on their motorcycle and for about two hours, they were threatening to take me to Sambisa and slaughter me but I insisted I was not going to convert. In the end, they said if not for my mother-in-law, they would have slaughtered me. They released me and I ran away and eventually came to Yola.”
Were they from Madagali?
“We see them in their long attires and guns going around town.”
Martina Ibrahim from Gulak:“When they came to my house, they met four of us, so they asked if we are Christians or Moslems and we said we are Christians so they said we should follow them so they could convert us to Islam. They took four of us to a big house still in Gulak.
Fortunately, one of the women being held there helped me escape. She helped me to climb the wall and I scaled the wall to freedom. Sadly, I don’t know whether the woman eventually escaped or she is still there in captivity. I don’t know where my husband and children are, whether they are alive or dead, I can’t say.”
Elizabeth Chutsi from Bazza : “It was on a Sunday and some soldiers told us to leave because Boko Haram insurgents were coming. I just came back from the stream and entered a neighbour’s house to say hello.
There was an aluminium pot on the fire but she was not around, so I was asking where she could have gone leaving her pot on fire. As I was coming out of the kitchen, two members of the Boko Hara sect came in with two turkeys and two chickens.
They asked why I did not run and I said I was having stomach ache. They said I should not be afraid, that I should stay there and kill the turkeys and chickens and cook for them. So I asked them to allow me go and get my children so we could all do the job and they said I should go. I was walking as if I was going to drop dead at any moment.
They had guns and cutlasses. As I opened the door, I saw some youths firing shots at some rocks. Those two were still in the house waiting for me to return. I went behind the hill and ran away.”
Mary from Michika:
“When the insurgents came, they were searching houses, looking for men. They would enter a house, ask for the men and if they found none, they would leave and enter the next house.
After I locked my house, I came back to see that they had broken down the door and entered to search again. They found nothing. We became afraid and I told some of my neighbours (women) that there was no point staying there, that it was better for us to run. So we left for Michika.
Two days after we arrived in Michika, the insurgents started coming that way.
We were afraid and I told the women that we should go back to Gulak. We all went to Gulak and spent one night. By 10 am the following day, some insurgents came and took us away. We were 10 women.
They took us to a big house. They were speaking Kanuri language and, fortunately, I understand the language. They were saying they needed to carry us to Sambisa as quickly as possible because another set was coming.
I was in the midst of about 40 other women and I was the only Christian. I knelt down and was praying to God to intervene. They were speaking Kanuri language and laughing. So I stood up to speak to them.
My neighbour asked if I was not afraid of them and I said no, that I wanted to speak to them, after all, our staying there was death already because, at the end of the day, they

*Says it is studying latest ‘Boko Haram video’
By Soni Daniel, Abiodun Alade, with agency report
The military, yesterday, said it had stepped up “necessary deployment of troops and equipment to reverse all recent violation and breach of security by terrorists and criminals operating in parts of the country.”
Soldiers in Yola, Adamawa State: Operational Commander, Brig-Gen. Fatai Alli addressing soldiers on arrival in Yola for the State of Emergency Operation yesterday. Photo: NAN.
In a statement on DHQ website, it claimed “the highly coordinated air bombardment is already yielding required results in the mission to repel the unwarranted attacks on citizens especially in Adamawa and Borno States as land forces are also conducting mopping up operations to apprehend retreating terrorists and facilitate restoration of normalcy in some of the affected communities”.
It explained that the content of the video released by Boko Haram on Friday was being studied, promising to release further information on subsequent position on the issues as appropriate in due course.
“The military will continue to accord due recognition to any ongoing mediatory efforts towards bringing our girls home and terminating the insecurity in parts of the country. Citizens are assured that the military and security agencies remain committed and optimistic for positive outcome of ongoing operations”, the DHQ said.
In a related development, Sunday Vanguard learnt, at the weekend, that disagreement in the three blocs within the Boko Haram leadership over the release of 219 Chibok girls and cooperation with the Federal Government to end insurgency may have been responsible for the renewed attacks in parts of the North-East.
It was learnt that while two blocs-the political wing and the Jama’atul Ahlus Sunna Lid Da’awatis Jihad, JAS – had agreed to enter into peace deal with the Federal Government and free the girls, the last bloc, loyal to Shekau and Ansaru, insisted on the arrest and prosecution of a former governor, whom they committed crimes against their members.
A security expert close to the groups involved in the negotiations said that the faction, which has many commanders and fighters, are unhappy with government for not arresting and prosecuting the said top politician but treating him as if he is above the law of the country.
The source said that the Boko Haram leadership was disappointed that government was rather wining and dining with the politician, who also has close links with some Nigerian neighbours while trying to make peace with them.
“Let me tell you the truth, some of the JAS and the political wing of Boko Haram had agreed to make peace with the Federal Government and release the Chibok girls to their parents but when those opposed to them learnt of it, they threatened to execute the commanders if they enter into any negotiation with the government,” the source said.
“The renewed violence unleashed on the country today is a reaction of Boko Haram faction opposed to those trying to seal a peace deal with the government in Chad. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/11/insurgency-military-steps-bombardment/

I'm in a relationship of about 4-5yrs now hoping to get married next yr. I think what is helping my relationship is commitment and respect to ur partner. As a man sometimes i turn blind eye and deaf ear on some minor isues that are common to all ladies and my partner know's that and appreciate it

ONLY *If Nigeria will exist by then. *If boko haram will NOT exist by them. *If Unity and love will exist then. *If corruption will NOT exist then. *If religionalism and regionalism will NOT exist to be our mode of selection on Election then. *If the youth are carried along at the top Leadersip system. *If the masses or citizens are coperative with the govnt. *If the oposition party will work with the rulling govnt and not Soubotage the effort of the rulling govmnt by then............add your own

First time on fp this week. Thanks to Nairaland Blackberry app

Kkk I'm verry busy now. I'll coMment later

By LAWANI MIKAIRU
There was panic yesterday at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport, MMIA, Lagos as a Nigerian, who had already been cured of Ebola Virus Disease in Sierra Leone arrived aboard Royal Air Maroc.
The ebola victim, Mr. Theophilus Onnakhinon, was flown from Sierra Leone by the airline while his younger brother, Mr. Chinedu Eroka was said to have absconded from the Sierra Leonean authorities. It was not however clear why Eroka absconded.
A source close to the Port Health at the Lagos Airport confided in aviation reporters yesterday that the victim had already been treated of Ebola virus in Sierra Leone and cured of the disease by the health authorities of that country after some weeks in their custody.
The source who doesn’t want to be named as he was not allowed to talk to the media on the issue said that the victim was assisted into the country by the Nigeria’s consular officer, Mrs. T. Mohammed.
According to the source, the consular officer accompanied the victim into the country in order to avoid stigmatization by the Nigerian health officials and other authorities at the airport.
On arrival in Nigeria, the victim was immediately handed over to the Port Health officials at the Lagos airport who immediately isolated and quarantined him.
As at the time of filing this report, the victim was said to still being observed by the Port Health officials.
The source said that the essence of his being quarantined in the country was for the Nigerian officials to also check his health status and confirm that he was free of the disease before being released to the public.
The source said, “It is true that there was Ebola scare at the Lagos airport today, (yesterday) but the fact is that the victim had been cured of the disease in Sierra Leone before being assisted into Nigeria by our consular officer in that country and immediately he landed, he was handed over to the port health authorities who immediately carried out checks on him and isolated him from the other passengers.
“But, the truth is that we just want to recheck what has already been done by the Sierra Leonean authorities. You know, we cannot take chances again in the country. I can assure you that the situation is under control.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/10/panic-mmia-ebola-victim-arrives-nigeria/

He soon began to threaten me with a knife to have sex with him and when I refused, he brought out his gun, warning that he would kill me if I shouted.
“Then he began to rape me every night … I had never had sex before; it was very painful and I cried bitterly because I was bleeding afterwards.”
These were the words of a 15-year-old girl, who was abducted by Boko Haram and forcibly married to one of its commanders in a camp in the Sambisa Forest, Borno State.
The girl, according to a report by Human Rights Watch, was abducted in 2013 but she escaped after four weeks in captivity.
The teenager is one of the five girls that personally recounted their ordeals in the publication which was made public on Monday. She said that after her marriage to the commander who was in his early 30s, she was ordered to live with him in cave.
The experiences of three others who suffered sexual violence were narrated by witnesses in the 63-page HRW report titled, Those Terrible Weeks in Their Camp: Boko Haram Violence against Women and Girls in North-East Nigeria.’
The publication provides details of how hundreds of girls and women aged between 15 and 22 were being made to suffer other forms of abuses and used for ambushes.
The HRW said in the report that it spoke to 47 witnesses and victims, including some of the Chibok schoolgirls kidnapped from their hostel in April this year.
The group also described how some of the Christian abductees were ordered to convert to Islam or be executed.
It claimed that four of the eight sexual assaults it recorded occurred after the girls and women were forced to marry Boko Haram combatants.
According to the HRW, before “marriage,” the commanders appeared to make some efforts to protect the women and girls from sexual assault.
It said that in two cases, the insurgents took advantage of the absence of a commander and sexually abused abductees who had yet to be “married.”
An 18-year-old victim also described how an insurgent sexually abused her when she went to use the bathroom.
She said, “I did not know he followed me when I walked a short distance away from the tree under which we slept. He grabbed me from behind, roughly handling me while trying to take off his pants. I screamed in fright and he hurriedly left me as I continued to shout for help.”
Another woman, who was raped in 2013 in one of the militants’ camps near Gwoza, described how a commander’s wife seemed to encourage the crime.
“I was lying down in the cave pretending to be ill because I did not want the marriage the commander planned to conduct for me with another insurgent on his return from the Sambisa camp. When the insurgent who had paid my dowry came in to force himself on me, the commander’s wife blocked the cave entrance and watched as the man raped me.”
Another woman aged 19, who was married and had children, described how she and one other woman were raped after having been abducted in April 2014.
She said, “When we arrived at the camp, they left us under a tree. I managed to sleep. I was exhausted and afraid. Late in the night, two insurgents woke me and another woman, saying their leader wanted to see us.
“We had no choice but to follow them; but as soon as we moved deep into the bush, one of them dragged me away, while his partner took the other woman to another direction.
“I guessed what they had in mind and I began to cry. I begged him, telling him I was a married woman. He ignored my pleas, flung me on the ground, and raped me. I could not tell anyone what happened, not even my husband.
“I still feel so ashamed and cheated. The other woman told me she was also raped but vowed never to speak of it as she was single and believes that news of her rape would foreclose her chances of marriage.”
The HRW had previously documented the widespread abuses carried out by the Nigerian security forces in responding to the attacks by Boko Haram.
However, the rights organisation asserted that few members of the security forces implicated in “serious violations of humanitarian and human rights law, including violations against girls and women, have been prosecuted.”
It advised that “to ensure accountability, Nigerian authorities should investigate and prosecute, based on international fair trial standards, those who committed serious crimes in violation of national and international laws during the conflict, including members of Boko Haram, security forces, and pro-government vigilante groups.”
The group said that “in addition, the government should provide adequate measures to protect schools and the right to education, and ensure access to medical and mental health services to victims of abduction and other violence.
“The government should also ensure that hospitals and clinics treating civilian victims are equipped with medical supplies to treat survivors of sexual and gender-based violence.” http://www.punchng.com/news/boko-haram-raped-beat-us-abducted-girls/

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The outgoing government did not pay one kobo to the workers for the last three Months now and u said we don't need food. So u want Fayemi to keep oweing ? Yes we need food. Everybody need a beter live before. Anything Elsem an average Ekiti man is an elite we know whatwe wan't

[quote author=BuddahMonk post=27153750]Its a no man's land, what is Yoruba name for lagos, does lagos loolk like an average Yoruba enclave of ibadam, abeokuta and oshogbo slums?

That lagos has some streets name in yorobanames does not handed the city over to you, besides most places that have Yoruba streetnames are the worst places a Pig wont even pass a night in okokomaiko, ajegunle, ijora badia, ipaja ayobo, orile agege and othe shanties like makoko, places like these are predominantly Yorubas having their ibadam and oshogbo communal lifestyle of shitting inside buckets and waterproof there.

Lagos is a no man's land, OUK said it and nothing happened, anybody can say it and nothing will happen.

Go back to ibadam and oshogbo, Lagos is for all Nigerians, Lagos is a no man's land

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Lol Ikeja is a Ibo name abi? Oba Akinolu is a ibo title right? And Eeyo Eko is an Ibo masqurade too

What is the usefulness of this aticle the writer will still write this
"There is no single government input on this premises," Oyedepo told Reuters in the interview. "We supply our water, we make our roads, then you ... say: 'Let's tax them'. For what?"

Taiwo Oshadipe, one of the Oshadipe twins, is dead.
*Oshadipe twins
The quiet music star was said to have died this morning, Friday October 3rd, 2014 after a brief illness.
The Oshadipe twins started singing at a very tender and they are known for their hit track “Dide Olorun mi”, and the super story "Sister sister" series
Taiwo was married and just recently gave birth to her first child. The last time she posted an update on her Facebook page was on Oct. 1st, her post reads: HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/10/taiwo-oshadipe-dead/

Taiwo Oshadipe, one of the Oshadipe twins, is dead.
*Oshadipe twins
The quiet music star was said to have died this morning, Friday October 3rd, 2014 after a brief illness.
The Oshadipe twins started singing at a very tender and they are known for their hit track “Dide Olorun mi”, and Super story "Sister Sister"
Taiwo was married and just recently gave birth to her first child. The last time she posted an update on her Facebook page was on Oct. 1st, her post reads: HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/10/taiwo-oshadipe-dead

Tolexander: may you not experience this kind of situation!

If you understood what it is to be captured, you wouldn't post this.

Forget my brother they are going to kill him anyway, he should have curse them and make them know they will pay for what they are doing by this they will not release the video but if they do.then the late pilot action will give the remaining troops high moral to deal with this useless insurgents.

yes but some thorough inspection and rebranding before using them

Yes what you said is true but can't convince me not to Celebrate Shecow's dead or the end of Bokoharam

I pray APC and their press propaganda wouldn't destroy Nigeria

ABUJA – CATHOLIC Church, weekend, described as malicious and misleading, a media report that the Church chided the President of Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor over the 9.3million arms deal in South Africa.
Some Nigerian Newspapers had on Thursday 25th September 2014, and suggesting that Most Rev. Ignatius Ayau Kaigama, the President of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria (CBCN) accused Pastor Ayo Ortistejafor of denting the image of the Christian Association of Nigeria over the case of the jet that was found with $9.3milion allegedly owned by the CAN President.

Oritsejafor and wife
Reacting to this in a statement in Abuja, the Director (Social Communications Directorate), Catholic Secretariat of Nigeria Rev. Fr. Chris Anyanwu said “the report is not only false and malicious but a calculated attempt to further sow the seed of disharmony between Catholics and the leadership of CAN.
“While we disassociate ourselves from the newspaper reports, it is important to put the records in the right perspective.
The statement explained that Most Rev. Ignatius Kaigama granted an interview with the Hausa BBC Service in Kaduna in which he condemned money laundering.
It added that Kaigama never, in the said interview, cast any aspersion on the person of Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, the President of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), but called for dispassionate investigation into the matter.
According to Anyanwu, “Reporters who monitored the said interview in Hausa BBC Service totally misrepresented the Archbishop by misquoting him.
” Knowing the person of Archbishop Kaigama as a man who is committed to ecumenism and inter-religious dialogue, there is no way he can make such an inflammatory statement against the leadership of CAN which is capable of causing dissections among the CAN family.
“It was amazing to read such sensational headlines as ‘Ayo Oritsejafor is disgracing CAN’ – Catholic Bishops of Nigeria’, ‘Oritsejafor has dragged Christianity to the mud – Bishop Kaigama’, ‘Bishop blasts Oritsejafor for playing politics with CAN’.
The statement explained that “This is unfortunate, inciteful, unpatriotic and uncharitable. It looks like some people have problems with the person of Pastor Oritsejafor and wanted as the saying goes ‘to borrow the mouth of Archbishop Kaigama to chop their onions’.
“It appears that some people are hell-bent on setting the Catholic Church against the rest of CAN. Some want to use unfortunate situations to promote their fortunes.
“Yes the Catholic Bishops did in the past make their observations about how CAN could be run better not with the intention to discredit the body but so that things could be corrected fraternally, but there were screaming headlines which tended to put the Catholic Church in negative light. This is happening again.
“We are indeed embarrassed at the monumental scale of misrepresentations in the said newspaper reports. What we expect from Journalists is genuine reports based on truth and facts, which ought to promote public trust and confidence.
“A hall mark of responsible journalism is that reporters ought to cross-check their facts before publishing them whereas reports based on falsehood, rumours and preconceived ideas such as this, are not only malicious but a calculated attempt to strain the good relationship between the Catholic Church and the leadership of CAN.
“There is a poison of deliberate misinformation in the air, more deadly than the Ebola virus disease. This may be a symptom of how forthcoming political events may be handled in the media. Some persons want to at all cost see the North and the South, Christians and Muslims fight.
“In God’s name it shall not come to be. Our prayer is that our nation shall remain one and indivisible. No matter how hard our detractors may try, they will not succeed.
“As leaders of the Catholic Church we shall continue to be objective in our assessment of the situation in the country and endeavour to edify by our comments and actions and not to destroy. This is because we believe that we are one people and one nation. God bless our beloved country Nigeria.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/09/9-3m-arms-deal-catholic-bishops-exonerate-oritsejafor/

By BEN AGANDE, ABUJA.
About 400 Nigerian security personnel made up of members of the Armed Forces, Police and Department of State Services left Abuja Sunday evening for Russia where they are to undergo training as Special Forces to beef up the country’s fight against terrorism.
Vanguard gathered that the security personnel left the Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport in a chattered aircraft at about 5pm and were accompanied by Nigeria Security officers as well as Russian instructors who had been in the country to part of the initial selection process of the men and officers that would take part in the training.
This paper had exclusively reported that following the dithering of western Nations especially Britain and the United States of America to train Nigerian security personnel to confront the Boko Haram terrorist group, government decided to turn to Russia to meet some of its immediate security needs pending the resolution of the diplomatic difference amongst them.
Our correspondent gathered that the latest group of Nigerian security personnel are joining three batches of their colleagues who had earlier left for Russia for the training earlier this year.
The last group would be in Russia for four months before they return to Nigeria early next year to form a nucleus of Special Forces brigade that is to be set up by Nigerian armed forces and other security forces.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/09/terrorism-400-nigerian-security-personnel-leave-russia/