TonyeBarcanista:

All I see is that for the Emir, his North comes first...

tsdarkside:


you are typical wailing wall of the south-yeast...

keep on wailing dont return to farming...

cry us a new river naija when you are dying of starvation...

seunmsg:


He has starting the fixing of the road that is the subject of this thread. The road in the heart of SS that GEJ forgot to fix for 6 years.

seunmsg:


Why did Jonathan refuse to fix the road during his six years administration?

GudluckIBB:
I tot their son ruled for 6 years.

How come he didn't see this road?


A "dullard" from far away North is coming to fix the road in the zone of a phd holder.

God bless Buhari

AlphaCentauri:
oduduwa doing it big in rio

awon ti oduduwa ni yen

Aristo3146:
Terwase Agwaza is more dangerous that all the herdsmen in Benue, A person that submitted 97 AK 47 riffles during benue amnesty lunch...get insight before commenting pls...

The military in Niger state on Thursday, August 4th, 2016, in the thick of night and in the wee hours of the morning, invaded Kpaidna, Legbe-dagma, Bambe, Kopa, Lunku and surrounding villages in Bosso Local Government area of the state, a very peaceful community in my constituency, Niger East Senatorial District.

The armed soldiers drawn from the 31 Artillery Brigade in Minna and the Airforce base in Bosso, stormed the villages in a brutal commando style at about 1:00 am, waking up the sleeping villagers, causing distress and inflicting pains on them.

The military has not given any cogent reason(s) for this crude invasion and brutality of my people, however I am of the belief that the claim that the villagers had piled up arms in their homes upon which the armed soldiers hinged a seal off and search operation in the village, is not tenable and totally unacceptable in a democratic government.

For the avoidance of doubt I would like to inform the public that this community was only about a month ago attacked by alleged Fulani herders during which many innocent people were killed and over 500 others displaced. Many of the victims of the heinous attack are still living in refugee camps in Minna and the military authorities in Niger state, I believe, are aware of this. The trauma and the palpable fears that the said attack had instilled and inflicted in the community is still fresh in their minds.

I am reliably informed that, this time around when the sleeping villagers were woken by the brutal force of the invasion in the thick of the night, the first thing that came to their mind was that it was another attack by the same Fulani herders on rampage of their community which resulted in general pandemonium and commotion.
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It is unfortunate that instead of the military to provide adequate protection to the helpless villagers, it has taken upon itself the onus of inflicting more pains on them in an unnecessary operation.

In any case if this operation was aimed at securing public peace and enhance security, as the military would want us to believe, I make bold to ask: Why was the police not aware and or involved in it? I am informed that members of the community had sent a distress call to the Police indicating that they were being attacked by “Fulani herders” and the Police responding to the call rushed to the scene only to discover it was a military operation that was on-going.
It is disturbing to note that the military yesterday indiscriminately arrested over 60 people from these villages over this incident and are keeping them in detention in the Military Barracks in Minna. I call on the Chief of Army Staff, the Brigade Commander and the authorities concerned to immediately release the detained villagers. The fundamental rights of these Nigerians as guaranteed by the Constitution must be respected and protected. It is the responsibility of the Police to detain civilian suspects and not the Army.
While condemning the action of the military, I however wish to extend my sincere condolences to the families of all those that have lost their loved ones in this unfortunate incident and wish those injured quick recovery.
Finally, I wish to call on the Niger state Government to immediately institute an inquiry into this incident to forestall future re-occurrence.
Senator David Umaru
Niger East Senatorial District

http://facesinternationalmagazine.org.ng/?p=15409

Victorvexz:
Even if there was a crack in the group, do u expect them to say so? They know their supporters will believe anything they say even with the fact that the NDA is a faceless group. How can people be supporting people they don't know and can't see and also be believing what ever they tell them.

gartamanta:


No, it is not madness to exercise your constitutionally guaranteed right to freedom expression and movement via protest. The madness lies with security agencies who who kill people for exercising that right.

But the biggest madness lies with people like Obiano who condone the madness of security operatives and the desecration of the constitution

The people will not accept this madness and they will not be intimidated into giving up their rights just because the Nigerian Army are murderers.

gartamanta:


Oh yeah, I forgot that it is the job of the Nigerian Army to shoot unarmed people! Willie Obiano could not speak out and chastise the Nigerian Army for commiting murder in his own state? What is wrong with Nigerians? Are they this dumb? How can a paid uniformed military personel be shooting people and a Governor does nothing but release press statement while others condone it? Too bad

Yyeske:
Why bring Yoruba and Muslim into this, are you even from the ND or an Ijaw? Why can't you state your point and move

gartamanta:
Hard working Governor of Anambra who did nothing when the Nigerian Army was shooting unarmed IPOB on the same road he is now cleaning

SuperS1Panther:
The source of the OP is as fake as the OP.

omofunaab:


Ofcourse they are historical abodes but since we don't want your kinsmen sleeping under our flyovers and in our garages.. .we made them manage a room apartment there.. ..mind you they even prefer it there coz of their status here in abeokuta.. ..my friend's owns three car wash in abeokuta.. .he employs mostly igbo boys and Ghana people.. They live with my grandma at AGBO-Ile

omofunaab:



Lol, some of your uncles and grandfathers are renting these unhygienic house when they come to sell gala in abeokuta

KnowAll:
The igbo's especially the younger ones should understand that yoruba's live in towns not villages. In the early 1950 's out of the 20 biggest urban centres in Nigeria, 17 where in the SW. Then places Enugu and PH were villages. These SW towns have being in existence since the 1860's and we are in 2016. Some of those corrugated sheets were done between 1870 and 1900's. U cannot compare such legacy with towns that just started booming after d idoji awards of d 1970's.