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Wike no learn anything from ameach vs fed govt, u think u can blackmail fed govt, ur case na sorry |
Kano Igbos ke, wonders shall never end, fry pan heads fighting for fulani herdsmen
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The chairman is a yoruba woman, she's from offa, so why should yoruba complain? |
JasonJidenna:Must u mention SW in everything, Buhari appointed his nothern brother, an Igbo man complained, so wetin b SW own? |
Is amuwo/ojo local government part of Lagos? Nothing like Lockdown here, everybody just dey do anyhow especially Alaba rago |
Kanu El sudani, it's payback time, enjoy |
Mod, front page, let Nigerians see what our govt is getting us into |
Only a drunkard would accept these terms: Tanzania President cancels 'killer Chinese loan' worth $10 bn China has often been accused of luring the poor African countries in its debt-trap by providing them loans for much-needed infrastructure projects and then control them when they fail to pay off their debts. Tanzania President John Magufuli has cancelled a Chinese loan worth $10 billion signed by his predecessor Jakaya Kikwete to construct a port at Mbegani creek in Bagamoyo over terms and conditions that, he said, beat the logic. Magufuli said that the terms of the Chinese loan agreement could only be accepted by a drunken man. His predecessor, Jakaya Kikwete had signed the deal with Chinese investors to build the port on condition that they will get 30 years to guarantee on the loan and 99 years uninterrupted lease, according to local media reports. Another shocking demand made by the Chinese and accepted by Kikwete administration was that the Tanzanian government will have absolutely no power to raise concerns on whoever invests in the port during that period. Dubbed as the "killer Chinese loan", several organisations and African citizens had demanded the then President to cancle the agreement. They had warned that the move will have dire consequences but their concerns were overlooked and the deal was signed. China's debt trap China has often been accused of luring the poor African countries in its debt-trap by providing them loans for much-needed infrastructure projects and then control them when they fail to pay off their debts. Recently, the Kenyan government had also raised the issue that China was planning to take over one of the country's key seaports after the African country failed to clear its debts. Bejing also got Sri Lanka's Hambantota port on the lease after the island nation failed to clear part of a massive loan. https://www.ibtimes.co.in/only-drunkard-would-accept-these-terms-tanzania-president-cancels-killer-chinese-loan-worth-10-818225
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In Chad, 44 suspected members of the jihadi group Boko Haram have been found dead following a recent arrest. Coroners have said they suspect the prisoners ingested a substance to cause heart and breathing complications. A group of 44 suspected members of the jihadi group Boko Haram were found dead in prison in Chad's capital city of N'Djamena on Saturday, the AFP news agency reported, citing police authorities. The dead were among 58 suspected jihadis who were arrested during a recent operation against the Boko Haram carried out near Lake Chad, the country's chief prosecutor Yousssouf Tom said on national television. "Following the fighting around Lake Chad, 58 members of Boko Haram had been taken prisoner and sent to Ndjamena for the purposes of the investigation," he said. "On Thursday morning, their jailers told us that 44 prisoners had been found dead in their cell," Tom said. Initial signs point to mass suicide An investigation to determine how they died is underway, the prosecutor said. Autopsies had already been conducted on four bodies. Coroners suspect the prisoners ingested a "deadly substance" that induced heart and breathing complications. The 58 suspects were scheduled to go before a criminal court on Thursday. The recent operation near Lake Chad was carried out between March 31 and April 8 in response to a large-scale attack on an army base near the lake that left 100 soldiers dead. At least 52 soldiers and 1,000 jihadists were killed in the counter-operation. Many Boko Haram fighters have hideouts in the area around Lake Chad, where they also have access to the neighboring countries of Nigeria, Cameroon and Niger. Since 2009, the jihadi group has fought to establish an Islamic state in northeast Nigeria. The fighting has resulted in some 35,000 deaths and displacement for over 2 million people in the region in recent years https://m.dw.com/en/44-suspected-boko-haram-jihadis-found-dead-in-chad-prison/a-53176232
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What is wrong with Igbo people for god sake, they keep creating more enemies for themselves all the time, na una against Hausa, yoruba even some parts of Niger delta |
nairalandbeast1:Shey u to be criminal ni |
So tax payers no get anything? I think it's time to start evading tax, after all, no health care, no security, no good roads so why d hell should I pay tax? |
Na who we offend |
iwaeda: ![]() |
Ojiofor:Stop asking for what u can't give in ebonyi in Kwara state then, let the east lead by example |
iwaeda:Oga na how many people dey ijagbo? What about ira, ilemana |
juman:No mind d guy, na confirm liar, my grandma is also from oyun(ilemana) and am 100% sure d guy is a liar |
iwaeda:Continue the lie OK? |
