₦airaland Forum

TunezTV:
http://naijagists.com/odunlade-adekola-father-bukola-adeeyos-baby-girl-impregnated-nollywood-sources/

What has happened protection? This are supposed to be exposed people. And she knows the man is married. We are trully in the last days when women will just be contented to have children for the man of their choice.

sarrki:
Olusola Fabiyi, Abuja





http://punchng.com/pdp-now-in-the-hands-of-looters-sheriff/

Sarrki is a die hard Buhari and APC sycophant. What is his business carrying PDP news? Suffering and smilling dude. From his write up here it is obvious they were enjoying the activities of Ali Modu Sheriff in the PDP.

sarrki:
Olusola Fabiyi, Abuja





http://punchng.com/pdp-now-in-the-hands-of-looters-sheriff/

We know Ali Modu Sheriff and co are APC members so let them decamp quickly. Can you imagine that while they held sway, they never criticized the APC led government? How could an opposition party not be able to criticise the ruling party except they are working together.

See him face like devil own.

DrinosBlog:
The zone 2 command of the Nigeria Police Force through its zonal intervention unit have arrested one Olufemi Goriola pictured above for selling and being in possession of human body parts.

According to Drinosblog whilesblowers, He was arrested on Thursday July 13th after the command received an information that the suspect "an ex convict" deals in the sale of human body parts. Upon the tip off, the operatives trailed the suspect to Obada Oko in Ogun state where he was arrested.

The suspect has confessed to be a dealer in sales of human part, while investigation revealed that he has been to prison twice over the same offence.

The Zonal Police PRO SP Dolapo Badmos stated that AIG in charge of Zone 2 Adamu Ibrahim mni has directed that the suspect be thoroughly investigated and charged to court.

Culled From; http://drinosblog..in/2017/07/man-arrested-with-human-parts-in-ogun.html

tawa89:
http://dailypost.ng/2017/07/14/yoruba-leaders-using-fani-kayode-fayose-destabilize-buharis-govt-northern-region-arewa-youths/?utm_source=dlvr.it_dp1&utm_medium=twitter

This Gujungu guy is mad. Where was he when Lai Mohammed was criticising Goodluck Jonathan? This are the people heating up the polity. A president is sick and staying too long abroad and you say people should keep quite because he is from the north? You must be a sucker. If you refuse to speak up because the president is from your place, what makes you think all nigerians are as dumb as you guys. Tribalistic people. Anybody can fall sick. By the way, is it somebody that told you guys to be fielding sick people? These are the things that happen to people who think they are smart. Their so called smartness lead them into deep shit, like you have successfully found yourselves. You went to London to check on the president, on who's behalf, northern nigeria? If you are watching, others are watching too.

softwerk:
Get well soon my handsome crush

Every time I watch you in the middle of the post, I always imagine you in the middle of my thighs

Receive your healing in Jesus' Name! Amen

You pray make he receive healing, na you need healing and deliverance from careless talk. Visit TB Joshua asap.

tawa89:
http://dailypost.ng/2017/07/14/yoruba-leaders-using-fani-kayode-fayose-destabilize-buharis-govt-northern-region-arewa-youths/?utm_source=dlvr.it_dp1&utm_medium=twitter

just as El Rufai and co were used to distabilise Jonathans government, abi. You people are not serious. They are voices of opposition that will keep talking even though Osinbajo is a yoruba man. They are not like the Arewa who will keep quite when things are going bad just because their son is president. The greatest attacks to the Obasanjo government came from the Tinubus and other yoruba people. So, Arewa, stop tribal politiking.

shorlla:
This one wey flood dey left and right for Naija this days
Time Don reach to build my Ark

Them call Noah own Noah's ark. Wetin we go call your own?

kolafolabi:
For real, this man has won the hearts of Ekiti people and most of Nigerians

Take it or leave it, this man has remained outspoken when other opposition elements have been silenced by fear of probe, EFCC, ICPC etc. Whether you agree or not when men like FFK speak out in the face of military like harassment, you have to commend them. A lot of the people who make terrible comments here do so because their identities are not exposed. A man who posts a message here that Buhari is a goat will not do that if his identity is exposed because he will be picked by DSS. So let us give it to those who are able to speak out.

IamGobe:
Go for DNA test

These hoes ain't loyal

DNA test for what? The essence of the test is to prove the paternity of the child but since the man's genotype is AA and that of the child is SS, it is 100% clear that one of the S could have come from another man. QED.

boman2014:
John Ameh, Olusola Fabiyi and Godwin Isenyo




http://punchng.com/pdp-announces-amnesty-for-sheriff-cairo-others/

No need for amnesty. They are apc apologists.

Aminat508:
Source : http://www.amiloaded.com/2017/07/breaking-news-suspected-robbers-hijack.html

Where are we going? Nigerians have become too wicked. The new trend is to kill tanker drivers and divert their products. May the perpetuators of this crime be rounded up soon.

The dichotomy was not completely removed from the write up. They only equated the entry points, but the entry ranks are different. While one starts as senior Inspector the other starts as Assistant Suprintendent 1. The curricular of both are different. Existing regulation is for an Hnd holder to do a Pgd for 9 months to get equated. With the Pgd, they can decide to go for higher degrees if they so desire. No one should allow a class of certificate limit them. If you feel unfulfied, go for higher certificate. The truth of the matter is that Nigerias educational system was copied from the UK. A typical UK polytechnic runs both the Hnd and the degree program side by side because they were not made to be same. Even in Nigeria before now, to emphasize that difference, while you were expected to have 5 credits as entry requirement for the degree program, that of Ond/Hnd was 4 credits.

lonelydora:
That means the people that designed the educational curriculum are so stupid. Even though most people will jubilate over this, but there's difference between SSCE, OND, HND, BACHELORS, MASTERS, and PhD holders.
Why not equate SSCE and B.Sc too? Or Masters and PhD? Organisations pay different salaries for a reason.

HR personnel should throw more light.

Well, after all in the present Nigeria, OND/HND are getting jobs more than B.Sc/Masters holders. Not because of experience or what, but for 'Cheap' labour.

For those quoting me....I'm not jealous. I like the way FG removed the dichotomy, but it's wrong to generally say both degrees are equal. Secondary schools can never be the same with Commercial schools.

jumobi1:
INEC deemed the recall process legitimate. Now INEC which is a government commission represents the people in this matter.

Agreed, its a legitimate action but the tuzzle is between the people and Dino. INEC should not now join one side to fight the other but wait for the decision of the court and not appeal the case as if the plan to recall was a joint plan between INEC and the people.

engineerboat:
https://www.thecable.ng/breaking-inec-suspends-melayes-recall

Something is not adding up here. Why should it be INEC that will appeal the ruling. They are supposed to be neutral. Those who requested for Dino's recall should be the ones appealing the ruling, not INEC. Or are they the ones behind the recall?

Trut:
Source: https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/csos-storm-us-embassy-over-ipob-suit-against-army/202802.html

Wrong and misleading headline. Why single out yoruba when the protest was organised by coalition of civil societies.

chie8:
According to report,the old woman pictured below was caught making love with a young guy in Amauzu Mkpoghoro in Afikpo North. She was made to dance round Afikpo with her baby daddy.

See photos after the cut

Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2017/07/old-lady-caught-making-love-with-young.html

Wetin be all this na? This people no get work? Mama wan feel fine, una dey parade them like say person rape person! Mama just need able bodied jackie to remind her of her youth days. Abeg make them leave them. Na d age difference come be their problem now?

Gruesome.

segun400:
Veteran Nigerian Dancehall star, John Asiemo, popularly known as Daddy Showkey cries out over the killings of people in Ajegunle, Lagos State and nobody is doing anything concerning it.


See below:

Source: http://www.flexygist.net/2017/07/13/the-killing-is-too-much-daddy-showkey-cries-out-over-the-killings-in-ajegunle-lagos/

DonMaxxy:
The same way PDP claimed they will rule for 60yrs.
The beginning of bursting is boasting...APC beware.

Leave the mumu man. Do not perform and be boasting. So instead of performing, the agenda was to smere the image of PDP and make it unattractive to Nigerians. All nigerian institution are accused of corruption. Name it, the police, pdp, customs, simply because of the nigerians there. Is APC not currupt too? Are there no nigerians there? Does the party not share money during elections? A party with people like Amaechi, Saraki, Tinubu?You do not need to be convicted before we know you are a thief. Evans has not been convicted yet we know he is a thief. APC calling PDP a currupt party is a case of kettle calling pot black. Let them tell those stories to the uninformed. Nigerians are enlighthened people.

DonMaxxy:
The same way PDP claimed they will rule for 60yrs.
The beginning of bursting is boasting...APC beware.

Leave the mumu man. Do not perform and be boasting. So instead of performing, the agenda was to smere the image of PDP and make it unattractive to Nigerians. All nigerian institution are accused of corruption. Name it, the police, pdp, customs, simply because of the nigerians there. Is APC not currupt too? Are there no nigerians there? Does the party not share money during elections? A party with people like Amaechi, Saraki, Tinubu. You do not need to be convicted before we know you are a thief. Evans has not been convicted yet we know he is a thief. APC calling PDP a currupt party is a case of kettle calling pot black. Let them tell those stories to the uninformed. Nigerians are no w enlighthened people.

lordkit400:
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chop life. Sheriff put hypertension for people body, no be small. The guy na virus o. May all party run for am. He do governor for borno state leave boko haram behind. He do pdp chairman give all the members gbege. The man na terorrist o.

ybalogs:
FAYOSE WILL SOON TALK.SHERIFF WILL SOON EXPLODE.PDP WILL STILL IMPLODE.

Which Sheriff dey explode? The appeal court judgement wey dey give am power don die. Go check Sheriff now, he go be like rat wey rain bit. All him saucy mouth don close by force.

Getintouch2004:
I just knew it.

The mole Sheriff should go and lick his wounds

He walked out on all during the last reconciliatory meeting claiming he is the chairman of the party. Pride commet before a fall. Let him go to pdp headquarters now at Wadada. Nonsense.

Hab24:
https://mobile.twitter.com/SaharaReporters/status/885059653620699138

Good ridance to the thug. Remain silent till eternity. Zombies, how market?

BoneBlogger:
An unidentified lady was killed and her corpse dumped behind Rovenia filling station, Isheri Osun, Lagos. No one knows how her lifeless body ended up getting there as residents and passersby were shocked to find her body by the road side this morning.

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2017/07/ladys-corpse-dumped-road-killed-lagos-photos.html

This country is becoming a jungle. God help us. Killings everywhere.

What is Nigeria turning to? No more respect for human life. People have little disagreement, the next thing is to kill. One day, the killer too will be as lifeless as the people they are killing.

PrettyCrystal:
A man identified as Mr Sampson was gruesomely killed at Meza Filling Station along Calabar-Ugep-Ikom Highway in Ugep, Cross River state. According to reports, Mr Sampson, the manager of the Filling Station - was attacked by unknown hoodlums with machetes and axes as his body had cuts.

It has been established before filing this report that Mr Sampson is the manager of Meza filling station.

His body was found as early as 5am by farmers who were going to farm along the ITM Ugep farm roads.

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2017/07/filling-station-manager-hacked-death-axes-cross-river-graphic-photo.html

EmekaBlue:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/07/northern-elements-screen-12-contenders/

Buhari was not a detrabilised nigerian. We need people who will see nigeria as their constituency.

Africa is a jungle, still leaving in stone ages. Imagine, you kill a man, not satisfied, they poor acid on him and grind his bone, what wickedness? Did they think this will kill his soul? Backwardness everywhere.

Opinionated:
By Tijjani Abdulsalam




Up until recent times not many African countries could boast of any kind of political stability and order with respect to change of government. The squabble for power and control plagued many states, and newly independent states, lacking any previous experience of democracy or self-rule were worst hit. Also, with sit-tight leadership being the fashion in those days, opponents of a regime have had to resort to the use of force and violence to oust unpopular or unwanted dictators. Over the decades past, quite a number of African leaders have been taken off power violently. This piece attempts to capture the most notable of such events, selected based on historical significance and aftermath events, and listed in reverse chronology.

1. Patrice Lumumba (DR Congo, 1961)

For many Congolese, the assassination of their First Prime Minister in 1961 marked the beginning of the end of what was supposed to be a new era of freedom, peace and prosperity following independence in 1960. Following elections, Patrice Lumumba was announced Prime Minister in June 1961 at the age of 34. He endured a tumultuous tenure plagued by the Congo Crisis, which comprised of mutiny in the Army, secession of important mineral-rich regions-Katanga and South Kasai-with Belgian support, rebellion in some parts of the country, and inter-ethnic fights.

After failing to get the support of the US and the UN in fighting the secession, Lumumba turned to the Soviets-a cardinal sin in the era of the cold war. This led to division within his own government and his subsequent deposition by Army Chief, Joseph Mobutu (a.k.a Mobutu Sese Seko).

Patrice Emery Lumumba was executed by firing squad on January 17 1961. According to Wikipedia, his body was dug up and ‘dissolved in sulfuric acid while the bones were ground and scattered’.

2. Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa (Nigeria, 1966)

The Assassination of Nigeria’s first and last Prime Minister, in 1966 amongst other political figures sparked off a series of sad events that culminated in a very brutal three-year civil war, which in itself, is a subject for another time. As with many leaders of new African states, Balewa had a tumultuous reign as Prime Minister with regional factionalism (especially from the ‘wild, wild west’), electoral violence, political and ethnic unrest giving his government a hard time. When on 15 January 1966, a group of officers struck against the political class assassinating amongst prominent politicians, Sir Balewa was top of the hit list.

Nicknamed the ‘Golden Voice of Africa’ due to his oratory, Balewa spoke impeccable (and Hausa accent spiced) English. His decent education, oratory, humility, Spartan lifestyle and little regard for the goodies of office makes him revered by many, till this day.

The exact manner of Balews’s death remains uncertain. What is certain, however, is that he was abducted from his official residence on 15 January 1966 and was missing for days. Many historical accounts hold that his body was found days later on the outskirts of Lagos, bullet-ridden and at an advanced stage of decomposition. His remains was laid to rest in Bauchi.

3. Muhammad Anwar al-Sadaat (Egypt, 1981)

Egypt’s ‘Hero of War and Peace’ and ‘Master of the Dramatic’ assumed power in 1970 following the death of Popular Arab leader, Gamal Abdel Nasser to whom he was a Vice-President. Born on Christmas day in 1918, Sadaat was that little son of a peasant farmer who would become one of the most charismatic leaders of his era.

As a young soldier, he was part of the ‘Free Officers’, a clique in the Egyptian Army instrumental to the overthrow of the Monarchy of King Farouk. As president, Sadaat is best known for his surprise 1973 ‘October War’ with Israel which weakened Israeli control over the Sinai Peninsular-a part of Egypt it had captured in the 1967 war, his unprecedented trip to Israel to ‘talk peace’ in November 1977 and his eventual peace deal with the State of Israel-the Camp David accords of 1979, which saw Egypt reclaim the Sinai Peninsula.

Sadaat was a man of oratory, charm, style and swagger with a knack for risk taking even with the possibilities of potential political cost. Muhammad Anwar al-Sadaat was assassinated at a Military parade in 1981 by a group of officers who were discontent about the Peace deal with Israel, worsening economy, imprisonment of opposition figures, among other things.

4. Samuel Doe (Liberia, 1990)

Samuel Doe’s assassination was gruesomely remarkable. It was not your regular sniper-take-down or firing squad assassination. It was arguably the first time that the world would watch a sitting head-of-state stripped down to his underpants, interrogated and humiliated before being dispatched to the great beyond in pieces.

Then Master-Sergeant Doe took power as a 28-year old Army officer also murdering incumbent, William Tolbert. Days later, members of Tolbert’s cabinet (except, among a few others, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf-Current President- who luckily escaped) were summarily and publicly executed at a beach in Monrovia. Doe ruled from April 1980 to September 1990 when he was captured by forces loyal to rebel leader, Prince Johnson. He died after hours of torture at the hands of Johnsons men.

Considering the circumstances of his ascension to power, not a few disagreed that he didn’t deserve his eventual fate.

5. Juvenal Habyarimana/Cyprian Ntaryamira (Rwanda/Burundi, 1994)



On the evening of 6 April 1994, a Dassault Falcon 50 airplane was shot down as it approached Kigali International Airport for a stopover enroute Bujumbura, Burundi. In the flight were Rwandan President, Juvenal Habyarimana and Burundian President, Cyprian Ntaryamira. Habyarimana’s death escalated already heated up Hutu/Tutsi ethnic tensions in a country where tribal identity and allegiance meant everything and could solely determine one’s chances of survival. This sparked off the Rwandan genocide of 1994 which saw almost a million Tutsis and moderate Hutus massacred to death within a space of four months.

Habyarimana’s death is still a subject of controversy in Rwanda. One version-the official version-has it that the plane was taken down by Hutu extremists desperate for an excuse to wipe out Tutsis, another version holds Tutsi fighters (allegedly led or ordered by Paul Kagame-current President) responsible.

Habyarimana, a Hutu, served from 1973 to 1994.

6. Thomas Isidore Noel Sankara (Burkina Faso, 1987)



It is said that ‘your best friend could be your worst enemy’, and that was the fate of young, vibrant, charismatic and straight-talking Thomas Sankara. After taking power in 1983 through a coup, Sankara became widely popular for his progressive ideals and for the zeal with which he sought to attain them. He put his country on the path of self-reliance and real economic independence and pursued reforms that encouraged local production and less reliance on foreign aid. His reforms impacted the lives of the citizenry and instilled in them the spirits of patriotism and hope which he demonstrated in his words and actions.

Sankara was assassinated in a coup in 1987, which many believed to be backed by the same Western imperialists Sankara sought to turn away from. The coup leader was a certain Blaise Campaore, Sankara’s ‘right hand man’, childhood friend, academy course mate and Army colleague.

Perhaps, you should take the popular expression, “watch your back” more seriously.

7. Muammar Ghaddafi (Libya, 2011)

When in 2009, the Brotherly Leader of the Libyan people marked his 40th year in office, few had reasons to believe he won’t be around for much longer. Ghaddafi overthrew King Idris, Libya’s last monarch, in 1969 to establish a modern Libyan state which he would preside over for the next four decades plus. A most eccentric, stylish and controversial figure, Colonel Ghaddafi transformed Libya from a traditional monarchy and one of Africa’s poorest states, to a truly modern state with the highest human development indices ratings on the continent in terms of Per Capita Income, Life expectancy and Literacy rate and Girl-child education.

Like many African leaders however, he had strong dictatorial tendencies. Press freedom and democratic structures were practically non-existent with reports of human-right abuses.When the Arab spring of 2010-2011 flowed into Libya, clashes between government and opposition forces led to a NATO intervention in favour of the latter. After months of bitter fighting, rebel forces eventually took control of Tripoli, the capital, effectively ending Ghaddafi’s 42- year reign.

As Ghaddafi fleed Libya, a satellite call made from his convoy was intercepted by NATO forces, resulting in air strikes. Colonel Ghaddafi was subsequently captured and killed (possibly by rebel forces).

source: http://www.opinions.ng/notable-assassinations-african-leaders/

Omooba77:
Local divers engage in rescue of Suleja residents caught in wild flooding that's killed 20 persons today

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10154648805432703&id=96184337702

This is scary. Apart from the dead, septic tanks and pit toilets will be submerged and forced to churn out their waste.Boreholes will turn to drainage holes. Epidemic things.

ylaa:
Chai, make me too go learn how to play football

Omo, at 50, e be like say I wan join go learn o. Even if na contract of £100 per week, I no mine o. I know u go dey wonder say how I won take dey run, I fit lean keeper now so that I go dey stay wan place. If I wan go for trial, no be ball them go take try me o. Make them use £50 whether he go pass me enter net.

If Goodluck had been the one who addressed the nation in his language without being seen, Bakarewill have closed down Ojota by the next day insisting that the president either appear or he resigns. I am so surprised at the grave silence this man had maintained since Buhari came on board. I am not against people who rise up against bad government. I hate those who are partial in doing so, especially when you profess to be a man of God who should live above board and be a roll model to others.

deepwater:
Them them
Na the same people

One thing I have realized is that the ruling class are just so united!

And their supporters are just so divided.

Funny enough the supporters can only be seen but cannot be heard!!!

And the ruling class must always be heard but might decide not to be seen at their discretion, after all we heard buharis speech in Hausa from London without seeing him

They are his pals and that is why he can not protest against them. When Goodluck dey there, Bakare no let us hear word. They add small join price of fuel, he enter street, Yar Adua no well, he enter street. Everything that made him enter the street then have repeated themselves yet the man remain mute. Hypocrites every where. God go judge una.

JamieBlog:
Nigeria's Minister of Petroleum Resources, Ibe Kachikwu and his wife worshipped at Pastor Tunde Bakare's Latter Rain Assembly today.

Pastor Tunde Bakare shared how he met Ibe Kachikwu at his house for the first time and welcomed him to his church too. Ibe Kachikwu applauded Tunde Bakare's ministry, saying that Pastor Tunde Bakare prayed for him and his business, and advised him to stay to his calling, something that only people like the Man of God can do.

NEWS VIA: http://www.jamienaija.com/2017/07/minister-of-petroleum-resources-ibe.html