Scapegoat.


A lifeless President

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Confused BUNCH.

Sai Baba we know

This guy is jobless.
On every thread.

Where is the fuxxking crowd?

Recycling thieves.

Is this lair truly from Nigeria?

Why can't this man shot up.

Lifeless destination.

Still looking for the Explosive

This man is part of our problem in Nigeria.

He do quick and rest in peace.

His sense is lifeless now.

Another lie from the programmed
VP.

Sharpshooota:


My friend shut Up... You don't care about the country

You ought to be worried if you did... Knowing fully well that a certificateless old lifeless grandpa is occupying the nation's seat of power

And you are proud.

That a corpse is Rulling Nigeria.

And the whole keep laughing at us.

Tomorrow u hear Nigerians are the poorest,

u will be glad that a non certificate holder is Rulling a prof like u.

Especially that stupid boy from Kogi,

Then that Lifeless Chicken in Aso Rock shouldn't come back for second term.

Hmmmm! It seems the mod in charge of nairaland today is a Fucklicant.


Better go pornhub download pictures and upload.

Buhari Doesn't know anything if not looters corruption.

What a useless robot.

;D2

Football left with CR7 in La Liga.

El Clasico against Barça without Ronaldo is like Mancity Vs Derby county.

It going to be hot here.

A terrorist Buhari paying his fellow terrorists.

South south, South east forbid anything APC.

He's an outcast ryt now.

Bia! How did u know that this is his bedroom?

Were you with them?

Haba!

End of his career

Kill myself by myself cos of woman

Chai!


They should flog his corpse.

Somebody close to this tyrant Buhari should give him a dirty slap to regain his senses.

Imagine!

DEHVEHLOP:



What is the relationship between light and darkness?

Afterall we Kwarans know what to do with our votes..


Face your biafra palava and leave us outa your plight

E pain am well well

Halo kwarans are you people ready to join d train to rescue Nig from the terrorist president?

Welcome.

Fighting between farmers and herdsmen in Nigeria has killed more people this year than attacks by the Boko Haram, a new report by the International Crisis Group (ICG) said.

At least 1,500 people have been killed in clashes between nomadic herders and sedentary farmers in central states since September last year, the group said.

Thursday's report says more than 1,300 Nigerians died from the farmer-herder conflicts between January and June this year, while the death toll from Boko Haram's insurgency was about 250.

This is at least six times higher than the number of people estimated by the UN to have been killed by Boko Haram in the same period, the report said.

The herders and farmers are fighting over land and water in Nigeria's fertile central region.

"It's a fight for resources. Government needs to make a plan to deal with the resource problem on a long-term basis," ICG senior researcher Nnamdi Obasi said.

Election threat
Worsening violence between farmers and herders could hit Nigeria's general election scheduled for next year and 'destabilise' the country, ICG warned.

The report said some progress had been made in tackling the crisis but more needed to be done ahead of elections, which typically heighten the risk of ethnic, religious and political tensions.

"It (the conflict) is exacting an ever deadlier toll and, with elections looming in 2019, could destabilise the country if the government and other actors fail to contain it," it added.

The researchers said the unrest could affect the ability of people to register to vote and political campaigning.

The overstretched police and military were unable to cope and with attacks largely unpunished, communities had taken matters into their own hands.

But much of the tit-for-tat violence has become more planned and involved increasingly well-armed and organised militia, the report said.

Human cost
In the deadliest attack, 11 villages were attacked last month in the Barkin Ladi area of Plateau state, central Nigeria, in which more than 200 people from farming communities were killed.

The ICG said the attacks had rendered more than 300,000 people homeless, with the displaced forced to stay with family and friends or in overcrowded, unsanitary camps.

Local aid agencies were overwhelmed but there was very little help available elsewhere because of the humanitarian crisis sparked by the nine-year Boko Haram insurgency.

"The government response was very poor, partly because it was overly engaged with the Boko Haram insurgency," Obasi said.

Mass displacement has had an effect on food production and was likely to drive up prices, as farmers were unable or unwilling to work the land because of fear of fresh attacks, the report added.


https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2018/07/nigeria-grazing-conflict-deadlier-boko-haram-180726140510011.html

What did he want us to do?





Okay sorry dear.

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