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Fayose's stomach infrastructure is better than this nonsense na shebi in Edo they shared akara

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Who knows anything about this Rohr dude ?

aresa:
We posted the same news on NL, but unpatriotic and anti Nigerian ipobs cried and yelled that it was propaganda even though they themselves posted the same thing about anamabra rice selling for N9,000....


[s]Hopefully they'll believe their albino twitter bird and useless senator from bayelsa[/s]...

you're the only useless entity in Nigeria and I dare say the world, change your sadistic and evil ways. Thank me later

Pierocash:
[s]LMAO....is it d boko haram jona and his gang allowed to fester jst to syphone security votes.PMB HAS DEALT WITH THEM TO A NON EXITENT LEVEL.
AS FOR D AVENGERS,OPERATION CROCODILE SMILE WILL TREAT THEM LIKE BOKO HARAM.LIKE I SAID,D BOMBARDMENT HAS STARTED,24 ARRESTED,MANY FEARED DEAD.UNA NEVA SEE NADA[/s]

fóolish móron, I'm talking about Fulani herdsmen and you conjured boko haram from your anus. In your stupiditý you clearly do not know what a "bombardment" means. Common criminals were arrested and you call them "militants" your mumu no get part two we're ready for anything FG throws at us since it has been the plan all along so now fúck off and don't mention me again because I won't reply your foolishnéss again

Izonpikin:
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The hypocrisy no be here....


Let them just confess that we can't do without the Niger delta oil...let them just call for unity...pride won't let them...that pride would lead to their hunger .....

honestly, whenever I go through the drivel they post on here trying to sound intelligent, I just pity the future of their families, communities and this country. Too many ídiots in the system

Pierocash:
[s]the bombardment has already started, operation crocodile smile has already dealing a heavy blow on those rag tag militia calling themselves freedom fighter.u cn ask asari and tompolo[/s]

you stupídly do not know the meaning of "bombardment". There's nobody neither is there anywhere to bombard except the army really wants to use the Niger Delta as a practice theatre of war just to please tribal bigoted cretins. Funny that the fourth deadliest terror group in the world (Fulani herdsmen) have free reign to kill, maim, destroy and rápe all over Nigeria with the aid of the FG yet some peoples problem are the "ogogoro" drunkards of Niger Delta. Your hypocrisy stinks like a thousand faeces

We in ph are patiently waiting for Amaechi to complete his monorail to nowhere

If we do not act fast, over 2 million people displaced in the north east can be a danger to the world and not just Nigeria or Africa....

Aliko Dangote

cosby02:
[s]Must you rant at every opportunity It's getting boring[/s]

e pain am

Samtob90:
[s]You are under our watch list, you may be the next scape goat like your brother Iroko[/s]

your watch list get body odor

Orjioorji:
if Christians should retaliate what the Muslims are doing believe me in a week Islam will stop to exist on earth, we are just leaving them but very soon......

you're talking about a world war

thesicilian:
Amazing. Aren't these the same women who cover themselves from head to toe like American Ninjas in order to prevent men from looking at them?

no be my mouth you go hear say fowl get teeth

Bro nobody will be angry if you ran away with the money sef since the man na mumu

Like play like play. At the end of the day, nobody has monopoly over violence whether anybody likes it or not

SmartChoices:
Where have you been?

been around bro, una no dey find person ni. How the hustle

The entire East West road axis from Ahoada down to Ogbakiri junction near Uniport check point was almost a no go area from 4 every evening with people moving out of those communities even up to Okogbe near Mbiama because of insecurity. We always heard that it was Ahoada boys causing the problems, if this news is true then there's cause for celebration and we thank God

MalcoImX:
It's not about Xtians and Muslims. It's about extremists and lunatics who should be executed by governments and burned in hell by the injunctions of their various religions. Both the killers of the Priest and the Imam have committed crimes in the eyes of the law and God, and should be appropriately dealt with.

you have said your own, now who will bell the cat ? In Nigeria of today, there's a silent genocide of Christians going on from southern Kaduna down into the middle belt states and from its silence, the FG can be said to be in support of these killings/wiping out of Christian communities. Another example is the Redeemed church evangelist killed in Abuja, an imam was arrested who confessed to have sent some of his boys to chase the woman away but they killed her instead, till today nobody has heard anything about the imam or even the names of those boys he sent on the "errand" . The question now is what happens after slapping both cheeks of a Christian ?

M CAMEROUN RECEIVING THEIR MEAL AT THE NEMA TRANSIT CAMP IN ADAMAWA RED BRICK FACTORY IN MUBI ON SUNDAY.
BORNO Food crisis, malnutrition, prostitution rock IDPs camp
ON August 28, 2016 12:58 AM / IN
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BY NDAHI MARAMA,
MAIDUGURI - The violence unleashed by Boko Haram on communities in Borno State, among other states in the North-East, has left millions of people homeless in the last seven years, thereby forcing government to establish resettlement camps to cater for the displaced. Only last Thursday, Borno State government had to suspend ‘“the central feeding of the Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs)” following their protest in Maiduguri, the state capital.
Hundreds of women IDPs had embarked on peaceful protest that day, barricading the Maiduguri-Kano/Jos Road over alleged shortage of food in the Arabic Teachers College Camp. Some of the protesters alleged food had been in short supply or diverted by officials while calling for the removal of the Central Feeding Committee. “We’re hungry; we don’t want any Feeding Committee again because they aren’t giving us quality food. Give us our food directly,” a woman, who identified herself as Aisha Marte, said.
The protesters refused to listen to the appeal by the police to call off their action but the arrival of the deputy governor, Alhaji Usman Durkwa, doused tension.
Durkwa, who was returning from another IDPs camp in the state capital to supervise the feeding of the displaced persons there, announced immediate suspension of the Central Feeding Committee at the Arab Teachers College camp and introduction of household feeding. He said each family will now receive foodstuff from the state government and cook for themselves. The camps, in recent times, have became a topical issues globally due to malnutrion, hunger and communicable diseases suffered by inmates as well as politics that dominated the management.
Shut down
Meanwhile, governors of the North East states affected by Boko Haram insurgency resolved, last week, to shut down the IDP camps at various locations in the states by May 29 next year. Borno State Governor Kashim Shettima disclosed this after a meeting with United States Secretary of State, John Kerry, shortly after his meeting with President Muhammadu Buhari. Shettima said: “On the issue of resettlement, the bulk of the IDPs are from Borno State, a situation that has swelled the population of Maiduguri from two million to three million now. And where there is a will, there is always a way. “Believe me, by May 29 next year, we want our people to go back to their homes. We are going to marshal whatever resources, with or without international support, to see what we can do to restore the dignity of our people. “We cannot wait for eternity for manna from the international community to develop our communities. The biggest IDP camp is in Kenya. The Kenyan government has finally summoned the political courage to close down that camp. “In most of the camps, there are challenges of early marriage, child prostitution, drug abuse, gangsterism, malnutrition and diseases. The sooner we close them down the better”.
Separately, the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) North-East Zonal Office in Maiduguri has taken over the feeding of the 1.6 million IDPs in the resetlement camps and satellite centres across Borno with a view to addressing malnutrition and other issues.
The North-East Coordinator of the agency, Mallam Mohammed Kanar, who spoke during the flag off distribution/presentation of relief items to officials of the State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA) for onward delivery to IDPs in the state, said the gesture was to address hunger and malnutrition.
Officials of Medicine San Frontiers, otherwise known as Doctors Without Borders, had, recently, reported that there was acute malnutrition and food crisis at various camps in Borno, leading to deaths. But Governor Shettima denied the report, saying the severe malnutrition witnessed amongst some IDPs in Bama and other camps was as a result of some hostages freed from insurgents after spending over two years in captivity without food and access to health care delivery.
Kanar said the decision to resume 100% feeding of the IDPs by NEMA was to complement the effort of the state government and other humanitarian agencies. He stressed that with sustained effort of troops in liberating many communities, more IDPs are now willing to go back to their communities to continue their normal lives and businesses, hence the need to assist in the IDPs well- being, especially now that there were emerging cases of new satellite camps across the state.
The NEMA chief noted that in recent past, NEMA had the sole responsibility of feeding the IDPs, but it stopped doing so in the last two to three months following coordinated effort of the federal and the state government as well as other international donor agencies to manage the crisis. Kanar pointed out that with the concern of President Muhammadu Buhari to the plight of the IDPs and victims of insurgents in the North-East, NEMA had been directed to resume the feeding of the IDPs.
Feeding fat
Shettima, who also spoke at the occasion, lamented that many NGOs and humanitarian agencies were feeding fat and smiling to their banks in the name of assisting IDPs in camps, but was quick to commend them for complementing government efforts towards managing the IDPs in his troubled state.
“We have received tremendous support from some members of the International community but no foreign country or any international partner within or outside the UN and major world donors gave any cash to our administration from 2011 to date for the purpose of IDPS. All donations come in kind like medical supplies, technical support and food items, most of which are directly distributed by the international partners themselves to reach IDP’s in different parts of Borno State”, the governor said.
“For instance, there was a time General Electric graciously donated one million dollars to Borno in support of the IDPs, I was at the presentation in Abuja. I was even presented the symbolic cheque but the money was paid to UNICEF and it was UNICEF that implemented the GE’s intervention in the area of healthcare and nutrition.
“When the government of Norway announced donation of four million dollars, the money wasn’t given in cash to Borno, it was the worth of their food supplies and these food supplies are being distributed by the Norwegian Refugee Council which deals directly with the IDPs in Borno. The ICRC has made the highest humanitarian intervention in Borno but we don’t even know how much they have spent, they have their men on ground who deal directly with the IDPs across Borno State.
“The World Food Programme also intervened in the area of food and recently they are doing conditional cash transfer and that also is handled by officials of the World Food Programme. If there is one organization that has given us any cash donation outside the N345m for IDPs, it was the Dangote Foundation which gave Borno N400m but that wasn’t for IDPs, it was an economic empowerment program for women which the Dangote Group launched in different states including Lagos,Kano, Jigawa, Kogi, Adamawa and Yobe States in which N10,000 each was given to about 400,000 women across these states I mentioned. The N2b Dangote announced in support of Borno two months ago, we requested that he doesn’t give us cash but building materials worth the amount”.
‘Misleading information’
He lamented that a political group in Borno has since hijacked the issue of IDPs. “They send all kinds of information with misleading figures and pictures. The media should try to separate facts from fiction by simply seeking clarification from us on issues that affect us”.
‘National crisis’
Senate President Bukola Saraki has also shown concern over the plight of the IDPs, saying the issue of malnutrition and resettlement should be treatment as a national crisis not to be left for the Borno government alone.
“The issue of malnutrition and management of IDPs is a collective one and should not be left in the hands of Borno State alone. I urge you to invite your fellow colleagues (governors) to come and see the humanitarian condition in the state”, Saraki told Shettima during a visit to Maiduguri.
“On our part at the National Assembly, we are going to enact the legal framework to support the resettlement and rehabilitation process in the North-East, though the establishment of the North-East Development Commission to fast track the resettlement process”.
‘Second war’
Senate leader, Senate Mohammed Ali Ndume, also spoke on the lingering “hunger, malnourishment and poverty” in Borno, saying it should be fought to save lives of IDPs and host communities. Ndume, while reacting to the challenges of hunger and malnutrition in IDPs camps in a session with journalists at his Government Reservation Area (GRA) residence, Maiduguri, said, government alone could not win the war against malnutrition, hunger and poverty in the state.
“I have said several times that after winning the war against insurgents which has been successful, there is the second war, which is very serious; like more or less invisible, that government has to fight.,”he said. The fight, according to him, is against hunger, malnourishment and poverty “affecting tens of thousands of IDPs from liberated communities in Borno.” “Only God knows what is happening in the seven liberated local government areas hit by hunger, malnutrition and poverty,”
Citing other communities. If you go to Cameroonian border communities of Banki, Kumshe and Gulumba; there are some areas I understand the malnutrition and hunger have set in and they are killing people. “So this is a bigger war that everybody must be involved. This is why I am calling on even individuals, no matter how little you can support the displaced persons to make a difference.”
‘Strategic plan’
Similarly, House of Representatives Joint Committee on IDPs and Human Rights visited Borno on a fact-finding mission on the poor living condition of IDPs in the North East and Borno in particular. The delegation, led by a former National President of the Nigeria Union of Journalists, NUJ, Honourable Sani Soro, member representing Gumel Gagarawa, Maigatari and Sule Tankarkar federal constituency, said there was no strategic plan on how to manage the IDPs.
He, therefore, recommended the establishment of the proposed North-East Development Commission. The team visited Damboa township IDPs camp being one of the largest camps outside the state capital where they addressed the IDPs, officials and security agencies.
“There must be continuous supply of water, sanitation and other hygiene related materials in place before the rest of the IDPs came out of the Sambisa forest and other places of captivity”. The wife of the President, Hajiya Aisha Buhari, also took the battle against malnutrition to Maiduguri, with the distribution of food items to over 4,000 IDPs, mostly women and children. Aisha, who was represented by the wife of Borno State governor, Hajiya Nana Shettima, said “it is time for everyone in the country to get involved in the fight against malnutrition in order to prevent any more death.”
Prostitution, STDs
She went on: “Everybody should get involved to prevent the death of our people, especially women and children from malnutrition and this they must do now.”
In the meantime, there are reports of increasing sexually transmitted diseases and prostitution in most of the IDPs camps across Borno.” Mallam Idrissa Usman Izge, an IDP from Gwoza Council Area, said, “ Many IDPs might have been infected with HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases because we don’t have money to buy condom and the state government refused to provide us with such since we were camped here in Maiduguri. What bothers us so much in the camps is the issue of rape. And, in most cases, women are the ones raping men”, Izge stated.
IDP from Marte, Mallam Abubakar Shuwa, aged 61, said, “It is unfortunate that as a father of four grown up female children, I don’t have control over any children as they roam about the camp mingling with bad eggs/boys”, pointing out that two of the female children got pregnant in the process.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/08/borno-food-crisis-malnutrition-prostitution-rock-idps-camp/

By Dele Sobowale
“Power and money, of course, drive people crazy. So, why shouldn’t people also gain power and wealth through being crazy? Saul Bellow.
(VANGUARD BOOK OF QUOTATIONS, VBQ, p 195).
The first part of this series was concluded and sent to the SUNDAY Editor on Sunday, August 14, 2016. The next day, Monday, two Nigerian newspapers, GUARDIAN and NATION, carried the same story with the heading ‘New York Imam, Assistant shot dead”. The report was undoubtedly sourced from the wire services or the internet. The NATION’s version is hereby reproduced fully.
“An Imam and his assistant were shot dead as they walked along a street in the New York borough of Queens.
" The men were approached from behind by a man who shot both in the head a police spokesman said.
Last year, the NEW YORK TIMES reported that hate crimes against US Muslims and mosques tripled in the wake of attacks in Paris and San Bernadino [USA].”
Muslim members of the Imam’s mosque were reported to have expressed sorrow at “the wicked killing of a man of peace” and they went further to state that Muslims in the community are now living in fear for their lives.
Obviously, revenge killings are already underway in some parts of the predominantly Christian world. Unfortunately, it is unlikely to abate as long as Islamic organizations like ISIS and Boko Haram, led by men who had gained power and wealth through being lunatic, continue to unleash havoc on innocent people. It certainly would have been interesting to know what the Muslims in New York denouncing the murder of their “man of peace” thought of the murder of the Catholic priest right in front of his unarmed congregation while performing mass. Did they feel remorse that the heinous crime was committed in the name of their religion by people who are always too eager to lay claim to the crime against humanity? Have they stopped to consider the sense of insecurity Christians and others feel all over the world where there are Muslims among them? Even Australia, so far removed from the Middle East, has felt the impact.
In Europe, refugees bent on premeditated mass slaughter of their hosts have unleashed mayhem several times. Yet, there is outrage when European countries attempt to halt the flow of refugees from Islamic nations. For how long will European governments allow this to continue before political demagogues gain power and start to flush out Muslims. Anybody who thinks another Hitler cannot rise to power promising to rid his country of Muslims must have a crystal ball which can predict up to two hundred years.
At any rate, governments alone might be allowed to decide this matter. Individuals and groups could simply take the decision to fight back as they are already doing in New York and other parts of America. When copy-cats of ISI and Boko Haram take up arms to retaliate, the global Muslim community will find itself at a distinct disadvantage for reasons not too obscure to understand.
In their utter madness, the leaders of ISIS and Boko Haram have failed to notice that predominantly Christian nations and Israel, which is Jewish, possess the more awesome weapons of mass destruction. Even the AK-47 which the lunatic Islamic killers use are imported from non-Muslim nations. On their own they can provide no weapons to threaten anybody. That is why Israel, with a population of less than six(6) million people had defeated the combined forces of more than one hundred million and is still surviving till today on the strength of the superiority of its weaponry. If revenge killing escalates, the global Muslim community will face an arsenal against which it has no defence. That is why it is in the interest of Muslims worldwide to find a way of bringing an end to the mass slaughter of non-Muslims by their brothers in ISIS and Boko Haram. Once retaliation starts, it will take decades before it will stop.
History has provided us with an example with Christians in Northern Ireland when the clash between Catholics and Protestants which started during the time Cardinal Wolsey, 1475-1530, resulting in loss of millions of lives, did not end until the tail end of the last century. Religious conflicts invariably last much longer than wars fought for other reason – mostly because all the combatants claim to be fighting for God. It is thus very easy to recruit martyrs who are too eager to die and to commit mass murders as well.
Let me stop where I started last week – in the beer parlour at Abuja. One of the young men who vowed to kill as many Muslims as possible if any of his family is again touched by Muslim fanatics made a point by asking a question which he answered himself. “Christ said “if a man strikes you on one cheek, you should turn the other also”. What happens if he slaps the other cheek?”
Before anybody could answer, he had announced the answer. “Since you have no more cheek to turn, you are on your own.” Only God knows how many Christians all over the world now think that they are now on their own…..

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/08/what-will-happen-when-christians-no-longer-turn-the-other-cheek-2/

Fact of the matter is this case is dead on arrival, absolutely NOTHING will happen to this young Libyan herdsman especially as far as there was a Christian victim. If you think I'm lying, ask yourself what happened to the suspect arrested for the murder of the Abuja evangelist even after he confessed that he sent his boys to chase her away but they killed her instead ? Why didn't our gallant police officers ask for the identity of the boys sent to "chase her away" ? The killing of Christians has been sanctioned from Abuja

Kashamu is now a saint according to APC

Buhari just like Nero is fiddling (reading cartoons) while the nation burns... Kwantinuu

Reminez:
All terrorists and their closet sympathizers must be destroyed . Now to your question , I don't av any problem with any peace loving person . My grouse is with the terrorists and their sympathizers !!

your statements on this thread say otherwise but it's okay

Reminez:
The NA is playing the first hall . The ijaw and their OSU slaves will start feeling the heat in every nook and cranny of Yorubaland . That will be the second half .
Awon oloriburuku omo irankiran !!!

is your problem the Ijaw man in entirety or the "Ijaw militants" ?

The fear of Yenagoa keke riders is the beginning of wisdom for other road users

Are these soldiers threatening a sitting president ?

Jakumo:
It is too early to determine whether or not the pipeline bandits were near or far from the villages occupied by innocent civilians, when the naval and/or aerial shelling commenced. Over the next few days, it will become clear whether those killed in this assault were criminals, villagers or a combination of both the guilty and the innocent.

we're patiently waiting though bloggers swear only Ijaw militants occupy those places

Thewrath:
Common sense una no get
Where is the battlefield=yorubaland,
Who are the victims=everyone including yorubas,
Whose land will suffer oil spill=yorubaland,
Whose land will suffer military presence/intimidation=yorubaland,
Who is being bombarded/nuked=yorubas.

But if your bid to save face,you had to call Igbo so as not to sound fraustrated.

In a much as I may not support criminal activities and the victimization of innocent civilians,be rest assured that I personally,will always be there to return the "favour" you guyz rendered during killing of unarmed protesters,even if na yoruba fowl NA kill,don't ask me why,unless you have short memory.

WAILER only Ijaw militants occupy those places hence only them were killed