ggood:


Ipob terrorist should stop this attache by force , we Niger Deltans hate Igbo

that's why u people will NEVER develop. keep hating ur emancipators.

our charge and bail lawyers, over to u.

Righteousness89:
Why can't We Forgive someone!
The young man has Begged!
The young Man has Cried!
The young man has Apologized!
Let's learn to Inculcate the virtue of Forgiveness..

If JESUS Should Do us all like this, Na Who go Make Heaven?

it remains for him to cry for his lost at the 2023 Elections then we will all quietly leave him alone. No be só (lol)

Unfortunately, Gov. Wike can act to be apolitical & unbiased in dis case, but d fact remains dat these hausa-fulani scum bags can only do dat rubbish in Southsouth region where unfortunately the pple of Niger-Delta have failed to take their destiny into their own hands while their lands are being destroyed as a result of oil exploration by Govt joint venture companies while being subdued by heavy military presence & deception by the their so-called leaders who are busy feeding fat on their collective misery.

gidgiddy:


Whenever you kill someone outside what the law says, it is murder. No matter what one has done, even if the person wiped out half the North, you must hand him over to the authorities if you managed to capture him alive.

If you decide to engage in revenge or jungle justice with a bandit you have captured alive, the law will see you and that bandit as the same, both of you will kill in the right circumstances

Its just that Nigeria is not a civilised country and many of its citizens are barbarians.

In civilised countries, if a thief comes to your house and you manage to capture that thief, just giving that thief a single slap can land you in serious trouble because your job is not to molest the suspect in anyway, your job is to hand him over to the authorities to face justice.

If you go further to beat up that thief, you will face assault charges that can land you in jail. But if you then go even further to kill the suspect after you have captured him, you will face murder charges that could lead to death sentence

Its just unfortunate that Nigeria is not a civilised country and many Nigerians are barbarians. Thats why they will support these pictures of suspects who were clearly killed after they were captured and their hands tied behind their backs. Nigeria is so lawless that many no longer even care or care to know what the law is any more

I am a Christian, but guy ,u really a donkey, monkey, stupidity dog, a big asshole for writing this trash.
have u ever lose someone very dear and close to u before?
God punish u where u dey!

x123xlolls:


They killed my Dad.
They killed my Mom.
They rape my sister in front of Me.
They Burned my Village.

They tried their best to kill me, but I luckly escaped.
I met my lucky friends that lost their relatives like me.
We find the bandits meeting.
We sorrund them and arrest them.
We tied their hands and legs.

WHAT'S NEXT

YOU ARE TELLING ME TO TAKE THEM ALIVE TO POLICE??

MTHHH , SIR, WITH ALL DUE RESPECT. you are Ediot, Donkey, Monkey, Stupidity Dog.

ps: before you quote me, know that I am currently living in Katsina, I was born there and I know the damages those idiots have done here.

thumbs up! my guy

ruggedtimi:
Trump Nobody front . If Trump can do anyhow to the pope then their is nobody on Earth Trump can't do anyhow for their front Putin, Jeff bezos and bill gate included.

guy , u well at all? why u add Putin, u think he gives a f**k about anyone. Last last ná to drop one nuke for head. Even Trump know say Putin na Don C'nor.

i am not surprised. NEXT!

the thunder wey go fire una still dey press up for gym.
May Amadioha punish una.
Stupid agency, u people just wait around like hawks and vultures waiting for who to devour.
when the poor boy was suffering did u make any plans to assist him?
una dey craze oooohhhh.�������

TheRealProphet:
No RIP to waste....

very savage (lol)

freeborn02:


I hope you are not Igbo. If you are, I will show you a history of how your tribe is the most notorious ass lickers to the North

Don't be senile young man. those u claim are ass lickers ae they not self serving out of d rest over tens of millions of fearless brave igbos that are Republican in nature.
and who says we don't ass lickers in Afonja land or any other tribe?

Do u really need all these personnel and resources, certainly not. Wity better arrangements and technology, you simply need a max of 5 personnel and two large screend for map graphics and infographics.

haha, d Minister needs to be taken to Yaba left.

finally, d reason for Aisha's so-called medical trip to UAE has been exposed. unfortunately, we have deceptive people everywhere, even in places of authority dat shld lead by example.
Tragedy of a nation.

Unfortunately, mofos will still insult d writer. So sad!

masterflowx:


AMOTEKUN leads, they follow...

in your dreams.

follow who? yolobas haha! you are seriously on a long thing.
check my previous comments on other Amotekun issues and you will know that , we the southeasters have always been pragmatic in thinking.
it is not because you rushed to launch an idea conceived by another person makes the southwestern region d progressives.

check my write up on Regional Policing way back in March 17, 2018.

REGIONAL POLICING: The Panacea for effective policing in States. http:///2qoCQGS

No of fence though, but come on! This is one side of a dual-carriage way divided into two naaaa? OP, do u know d meaning of dual-carriage way?

Another Maryam Sanders loading......

Nukilia:
Hope innocent villagers were not mistaken for bandits

they are complicit...because they know everything about what's going in their locality. so no pity if they are caught I d hail of bullets.

Thank God, for this group, this will put a death nail to the so-called I'll conceived, misperception of integrity of this King of Fulani in Nigeria, General (rtd) Mohammed Buhari whose based on his qualification shld have retired as Staff Sergeant, a noncommissioned soldier in the military.

We are waiting for when this dullard will label them a terrorist organization.

stories that touches d heart.

Mr Governor, u tried, but never equip d fulanized Nigerian police you have no control over.
If you know u know.

Aufbauh:
This testimonial of PMB from Apostle Suleiman needs to be publish for all ethno-religious bigot filled with hatred for Buhari.

Ru.bbish!!

what type of bridges are they building for #120b? in fact, these APC Govt lead by GMB is a fraudulent govt.

I wonder the craze to go America. obviously, there's nothing spectacular about going there.

timesup234:
Wetin them dey go do for America self? A country with the highest number of poor people. A country where millions are homeless. A country where 90% of her citizens are depressed. America has always been one overhyped shiithole

Abeggí, tell them ooooo

timesup234:
Wetin them dey go do for America self? A country with the highest number of poor people. A country where millions are homeless. A country where 90% of her citizens are depressed. America has always been one overhyped shiithole

my dear, tell them ooooo!

The problems we have in Nigeria is not the Hausa-fulani, but the people of South west inordinate quest for political aggrandizement by minute few and indecision of the middle belt region to distinguish themselves from the manipulation of the Northern Caliphate.

The problems we have in Nigeria is not the Hausa-fulani, but the people of South west inordinate quest for political aggrandizement by minute few and indecision of the middle belt region to distinguish themselves from the manipulation of the Northern Caliphate.

BLUELemon:
can the SOUTH EAST be genuine and authentic for once? They are quick to bash and brand yoruba people cowards


But Southeast keeps stealing the yoruba people's ideas.

I see you people have stopped calling us almanjiri since it dawned on you North is the king maker

stop spewing trash!
this regional policing has always been postulated by a southeasterner.

In fact, check my articles, and you will observed that, I have written something on regional policing :

REGIONAL POLICING: The Panacea for effective policing in States. http:///2qoCQGS

other articles for you to know that we igbos and southeasterners are always pragmatic.

Section 25 of APC Manifesto
/APCManifesto25

USING THE ONYEJI'S THEOREM TO DETERMINE NIGERIA'S NEXT PRESIDENT
http:///OnyejiTheory

ETHNIC CLEANSING OF THE IGBO RACE BY ETHICIZED NIGERIAN ARMY
http:///2DYgXmx

ISLAMIZATION OF NIGERIAN INTERNAL SECURITY ARCHITECTURE
http:///2GCGW8u

Ife: The Biafran Connection
http:///2uqRcvz

COREY MILLER

Africa is a beautiful continent and a popular destination for globetrotters seeking adventure, cultural experiences, and enlightenment. Tourists headed for African countries are usually after unparalleled views and experiences that will last a lifetime.
However, if you travel to the wrong place, the trip of your dreams could turn into a nightmare.

Some of the most dangerous places to visit in the entire world are on the African continent, and there are some African countries travelers would be wise to avoid altogether.
The United States Department of State regularly puts out travel advisory warnings, and the latest warnings and lists of places to avoid feature a fair number of African countries.

First, it’s important to understand that the State Department assigns levels from 1 to 4 when classifying the danger associated with travel to various countries. A Level 4 distinction is assigned to the most dangerous countries. Here’s a breakdown of what those levels mean:

1 - Exercise Normal Precautions
2 - Exercise Increased Caution
3 - Reconsider Travel
4 - Do Not Travel

Half of the countries listed under the “4 - Do Not Travel” designation in the first quarter of 2019 are in Africa.
Here’s a closer look at the five “Do Not Travel” countries in Africa, and why officials consider them too dangerous for travel.

Central African Republic
Reason for Level 4 Designation: Crime, Civil Unrest, Kidnapping or Hostage Taking

The State Department has designated the Central African Republic a “Do Not Travel” country for reasons related to crime, civil unrest, and kidnapping risk.

Right now, violent crimes such as armed robbery, battery, and homicide are common in the country. The State Department says many areas of the Central African Republic are currently controlled by armed groups who regularly kidnap, hurt, and even kill civilians.

The State Department warns of demonstrations currently happening in the Central African Republic, and notes that even demonstrations that began peacefully have been known to escalate into violence. The crime in the middle of the country is said to be the most frequent, with armed robberies and kidnappings being commonplace.

The Department also says in the event of unrest or catastrophe, transportation and border access could be closed with little to no notice, and the U.S. government would have a difficult time assisting American citizens in need of evacuation.

Traveler Lee Abbamonte’s experiences in the Central African Republic in 2016 reflected the uneasy and chaotic state of the country. Despite being extremely well traveled, he concluded that the danger of traveling outside the capital city of Bangui is “not worth the risk.”

Libya
Reason for Level 4 Designation: Crime, Terrorism, Civil Unrest, Kidnapping, Armed Conflict

The State Department is advising travelers to avoid travel to
Libya due to the high threat of crime and kidnapping for ransom. The Department says the risk is especially high for Westerners and U.S. citizens.

Terrorism is also a concern in Libya. Violent extremist activity is common in the country, with groups making threats against the United States on a regular basis.Terrorists have been known to target tourist hotspots like hotels, malls, and transportation hubs. Currently, the State Department recognizes four different terrorist groups, including ISIS, as threats to American travelers in Libya.

The general civil unrest in the country is also a concern for visiting tourists. Large cities in Libya such as Tripoli and Surman have seen frequent armed conflicts and terrorist attacks.
Risk of attack on commercial transportation might be the biggest threat in Libya. Some airports in the country are closed altogether, and flights out of others have the possibility of being cancelled without notice. The FAA has even issued a “Special Federal Aviation Regulation” prohibiting certain flights in and out of Libya.

If not for the current unstable nature of the country, Libya would still be a popular tourist destination given its ancient sites and exotic landscapes. But because of the strife, many Libyan tour companies have ceased operation.

Mali
Reason for Level 4 Designation: Crime, Terrorism, Kidnapping

The State Department is telling travelers to avoid Mali because of frequent troubles with violent crime such as kidnapping and armed robbery. Northern and central Mali are said to be the worst areas for these problems. Violent crime is also prevalent in the country during local holidays and seasonal events. Visitors should expect frequent interference and roadblocks as police try to address the problem.

The political instability of the country is also a cause for concern. A peace agreement in the northern area of the country in 2015 has been slow to take effect, with militia groups regularly turning to violence to exert their influence in the area.
Terrorism and kidnapping are also concerns in Mali, as attackers often target tourist areas including hotels, restaurants, clubs, and Western diplomatic missions.

In 2017, armed terrorists killed five people at a tourist resort near the capital of Bamako. Two years prior, in 2015, 170 people were held hostage at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Bamako. Over 25 people were killed by terrorists in that takeover.

The United States also isn’t able to assist citizens who might find themselves in trouble in northern Mali, as security concerns prohibit government employees from entering the area.
Like in Libya, the FAA has issued a “ Notice to Airmen” in Mali, telling civil aviation operators that they are at risk of being fired upon if they choose to fly at certain altitudes over Mali or land at Malian airports.

Somalia
Reason for Level 4 Designation: Crime, Terrorism, Kidnapping, Piracy

Piracy has long been associated with the country of Somalia. Pirates are active off the Horn of Africa, especially in international waters.
The U.S. State Department also warns of the risk of kidnapping and murder in Somalia, including Somaliland and Puntland, and those moving around the country should expect to see illegal roadblocks.

Terrorism is common in Somalia as well, with terrorists continuing to plan and enact kidnappings, bombings, and other attacks in high-traffic areas like airports, seaports, government buildings, hotels, restaurants, and other venues where lots of people are gathered. Westerners, including U.S. citizens, are often targeted by terrorist groups.

Schools acting as “cultural rehabilitation” centers are also operating around Somalia, and have been known to hold people against their will.

There has also been a risk of cross-border violence along the stretch of land that divides Somalia and Kenya. Large scale attacks by insurgent group al-Shabab have been known to target aid workers and civilians.

Al-Shabab has thousands of members, and the United States has carried out dozens of airstrikes in Somalia over recent years targeting the organization.

Like in Libya and Mali, the FAA has issued a “ Notice to Airmen” flying civil aircraft at lower altitudes over Somalia given the high risk of terrorist and militant activity.
Travel blogger and entrepreneur Johnny Ward tells the story of his trip to Somalia, where his flight out of the country ended up being cancelled because al-Shabab was attacking the airport he was scheduled to depart from.

Sudan
Reason for Level 4 Designation: Crime, Terrorism, Civil Unrest, Kidnapping Armed Conflict

As of April 11, 2019, the State Department ordered the departure of all non-emergency government employees from
Sudan.
There is a national state of emergency across Sudan, which gives security forces increased power and authorizes the use of force and arrest across the country. Foreigners and nationals have been detained. Security forces are able to arrest anyone they think is upsetting the public order, including protestors.
Demonstrations, rallies, roadblocks, checkpoints, and curfews are prone to occur without warning throughout Sudan.

Much of the tension comes from the standoff between the Government of the Republic of the Sudan and opposition forces. Armed opposition forces are active along the border between Chad and Sudan. Central Darfur as well as southern regions such as the Blue Nile and South Kordofan are also at high risk for militant conflict.

In 2017, a journalist recounted his dangerous experience in Darfur, saying he was kidnapped, tortured, and thrown in jail.
Terrorist groups are also active in the country, and look to target Westerners through suicide bombings, kidnappings, and shootings.

South Sudan
Reason for Level 4 Designation: Crime, Kidnapping, Armed Conflict

The State Department is telling travelers to steer clear of
South Sudan in part because of common violent crime. Carjackings, robberies, kidnappings, and other shootings are prevalent in the country, and the State Department says foreign nationals have even been victims of sexual assault and rape.
Conflict between various ethnic and political groups is ongoing throughout South Sudan, and travelers are at risk of being caught in the middle of it all. Like in Mali, the United States government has a limited ability to help American citizens in need in South Sudan, even though there is a U.S. embassy in the capital city of Juba.

It is especially dangerous for journalists to visit the country, as many have described being harassed while working in South Sudan. Some have even been killed.
Aid workers are another group at risk in South Sudan, with humanitarian efforts often targeted by armed groups.

Many Countries In Africa Have Level 3 Designations
A Level 3 designation from the State Department means the U.S. government urges travelers to reconsider visiting these countries in light of safety concerns.

Countries with a Level 3 designation include:

Burkina Faso: Crime, Terrorism, Kidnapping
Burundi: Crime, Armed Conflict
Chad: Crime, Terrorism, Minefields
Comoros: Civil Unrest
Democratic Rep. of the Congo: Crime, Civil Unrest, Health Risks, Kidnapping/Hostage Taking
Guinea-Bissau: Elections, Crime, Civil Unrest
Mauritania: Crime, Terrorism
Niger: Crime, Terrorism, Kidnapping
Nigeria: Crime, Terrorism, Civil Unrest, Kidnapping, Piracy

For a real-time visual of how safe the State department considers each African country, see its interactive online map.
If you do decide to visit a high-risk area, the State Department has some advice to help keep you stay safe that include taking the following precautions:

You can find a full list of steps the State Department says you should take when traveling to high-risk areas here.

Photo Credit: US Army Africa / Flickr(CC BY 2.0)

culled from:
https://www.travelawaits.com/2470584/most-dangerous-countries-in-africa-for-travel/

sarrki:
Seriously I don’t know what to comment on
The truth is mediocrity sells more in Africa especially Nigeria

keep ranting....we déy hear.�