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During an anti-kidnapping training carried out in my vicinity, a renouned security expert in the state spoke and made illustrations for over an hour. But the only statement that caught my attention was this: "we went to rescue a kidnapped victim. Of course you don't go with the military or police, else they'll shot at you. We went closer to the mountain. There were over 500 (five hundred) men with AK 47 at the foot of the mountain. You have to go through them before you get to the top of the mountain where they take victims to".

I ask myself, we have a known location where the Boko Haram guys are staying in Adamawa state and nobody is doing anything? We are sitting on a time bomb. Only God will save us when the time comes

The worst is that even the local news channels in the state are not carrying all these news of kidnap happening in the state. Something is fishing

I don't think @seun and uncle lalasticlala want Nigerians to hear about this

Adamawa people, plan B is another option. Watch out from Monday 17th May 2021

…Community leaders plead with Buhari, Gov Fintiri to intervene to save captives

Many weeks after Boko Haram terrorists invaded Kwapre community in Hong Local Government Area of Adamawa State and made away with no fewer than 52 members of the area, the insurgents have sent a demand notice to the village head to either pay a ransom of N28 million or lose the captives.

The terrorists, who are said to be emboldened by the proximity of the community to the dreaded Sambisa Forest and its inaccessibility by security agencies, have also threatened to be taking taxes from the community, which they now patrol with ease.

During the deadly attack on the community last month, the terrorists did not only kill 11 members of the village, but they also razed many houses and looted valuables belonging to the besieged community.

Arewa Voice gathered that majority of the captives are women and children whose parents, husbands and relatives are now wondering whether they are alive or dead, having not been seen since they were seized by the terrorists for over five weeks running.

Alarmed by the demand notice by the terrorists, the Village Head of Kwapre, Joel Kulaha, has sent a Save-Our-Soul plea to President Muhammadu Buhari and the Adamawa State Governor, Alhaji Fintiri, to come to the rescue of the people.

The village head lamented that they neither have the huge amount of money demanded by the terrorists nor know how to reach them for any form of negotiation to secure the release of their people from captivity.

The royal fathers called on the Governor to do everything possible towards securing the release of their relations, saying that their situation calls for concern and immediate intervention.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/05/insecurity-pay-n28m-or-lose-52-captives-in-our-custody-%E2%80%95-boko-haram-warns-adamawa-community/

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Manab:
may god help us from wicked leadership hw can the pay this loan,the state is even one of the poorest state in Nigeria.

According to statistics, the state has borrowed 30 billion naira since the inception of democracy in the state. But the present governor wants to borrow and use 100 billion naira in the next two years of his remaining four years. Making the state to owe a total of 130 billion naira. Who will fight this menace eating eating up this state

By Onimisi Alao, Yola
Adamawa Assembly has approved a request to access a bond amounting to N100 billion for Governor Ahmadu Fintiri.

The Assembly gave the approval on Monday amidst protest by a member the bond was too large.

The member, who is of All Progressives Congress (APC), led a protest against the bond request right in the floor of the House.

The sitting of Monday was preceded by obvious attempt by the Assembly to keep information about the loan request and approval from members of the public.

Even the regular Press Crew in the Assembly, consisting mostly of representatives of local media houses, was unaware of it until just before the sitting, which they and other reporters were not allowed to witness.

Dependable sources disclosed after the sitting however the Assembly approved the bond request.

The dissenting Assembly member, Hon Abdullahi Yapak (APC, Verre Constituency), said the bond sum was too high and this was because the Assembly, in approving it, disregarded an important standing rule.

Yapak said he had to walk out of the plenary when the Acting Speaker, Pwamakeno Mackendo, who led the session, insisted on the loan request being granted despite the disapproving standing rule.

Yapak said: “I received a text message yesterday that we should convene at the assembly complex. I was not told what the sitting was for.



“When we came in, the Deputy Speaker who led the plenary in acting capacity brought three letters and I rejected all the three letters. But what baffles me much is the N100bn loan which the governor is seeking.

“I objected to that because there are procedures, there are financial regulations which we have to abide by. There is a provision in the 2021 budget, a column for domestic borrowing and in that column, we approved only N20bn. Because of that I staunchly stood my ground that we should not approve a loan above N20bn.

“What took place in the House today was wrong because the poor man in the village will not understand what we are doing here. I advised that they should split it to N25bn this year, next year and the remaining two years, they still objected.”

It was unclear at first what the State Government wanted the N100 billion bond for but when newsmen raised the question, a statement emanated from the government tying the bond to agricultural development initiatives.

The statement said the Adamawa State Executive Council had on last Wednesday approved N100 billion bond for the Adamawa Agric Business Support for the period of four years.

Commissioner of Information and Strategy, Dr Umar Pella, was quoted in the statement as telling newsmen after Wednesday’s SEC meeting that the Council also approved the establishment of Adamawa State Agric Business Support Programme, five agencies and the repositioning of the Agricultural Development Programme.


SOURCE
https://thenationonlineng.net/disquiet-as-adamawa-assembly-approves-n100bn-bond-for-fintiri/

cc: lalasticlala, seun

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I thought the face mask hanging on the neck was Photoshopped when MNK said he doesn't hang it on the neck like everyone. That it's a silicone ear. Is there something I am not seeing?

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GamalNasser:
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https://www.nairaland.com/6539799/nigeria-deploy-5g-technology-ncc

It's just about 19 months @gamalNasser, 5G is about to be deployed in Nigeria. So can you be man enough to apologies for all the razzmatazz you muled out while you were trying to undermine another human?

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