Nigeriadondie:
Israel is overrated.

The management of the Borno State College of Nursing and Midwifery has lifted the suspension on students who allegedly refused to welcome President Muhammadu Buhari when he visited the state on June 17.

SaharaReporters had reported how about 30 students of the institution were suspended for one week from June 21 to June 28 for failing to welcome the President.
They were also asked to report back to the college along with their parents or guardians.

“You are hereby suspended from the college for one week with effect from today 21st June, 2021 for disobedience of executive order to welcome the President of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari GCFR, GCON (on the 17th of June 2021),” a letter of suspension from the college to one of the students, read.

“You are expected to report back to college on the 28th of June 2021 along with your parent or guardian,” the letter issued to the affected students read.

A staff member of the institution confirmed to SaharaReporters on Friday that the students have been recalled.

“Thank you so much SaharaReporters; the issue has been resolved. A stakeholders' meeting was called and the suspension was cancelled.

“In fact, the governor (Babagana Zulum) was very angry because he wasn't aware of such thing. He called the provost and ordered him to recall the students,” the source said.

SaharaReporters had reported that there were fears ahead of the President's visit that he would be greeted by protesters or booed because of the insecurity in the state.

"It cost Zulum N350 million to mobilise the crowd they touted as Buhari's supporters," a source in Borno State government had told SaharaReporters.

"When President Buhari visited Lagos last week, they had to fly him over the city in a chopper because of a hostile crowd," another source had added.

Governor Zulum had earlier urged residents to show appreciation to President Buhari during his visit.

The governor in a statewide broadcast on Tuesday gave reasons why the people of the state should honour the President when he arrived in Maiduguri.

Borno is the epicentre of insurgency war in Nigeria.

The state has been at the end of incessant deadly attacks by terrorist groups–Boko Haram and the Islamic State West African Province (ISWAP), and many residents have grown frustrated with the Buhari government.

Ahead of his election in 2015, Buhari promised to defeat Boko Haram but six years into his government, that promise has not been fulfilled.

In February 2020, residents of the state booed the President as his convoy drove in and when it was leaving Maiduguri, Borno State, during a condolence visit.

The residents were heard shouting in Hausa: “Bama so, ka samu a kunya,” meaning: “We don’t want you, because you have disappointed us.”

Buhari, during his recent visit to Borno, however, said he was committed to serving Nigerians as a result of the love shown to him.

Rashduct4luv:


You first need to tell us how many Muslims say Allahu Akbar and how many you've seen throw bombs.

You guys need to have got sense since but you refuse to get sense. What are your pastors teaching you? Hate?

Empiree:
so because of this isolated case polygamy is to blame?. No relationship is perfect but did you not see polygamous homes that are fair enough?. Besides he said his father was in military. This alone says it all. When soldiers are on tours they tend to impregnate different women.

I'm not giving his father excuse. I'm just saying this because of your attack on polygyny. Instead of looking for solution to curb this boy, you attacked polygyny as if it solves the problem.

busar:
All the bad news we've been reading since morning were all product of polygamy abi?

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggar
Still doesn't change the fact that it is damnnn scripted

“My father’s name is Kikiowo Ayodele. He’s a very popular man in Igbara-Oke axis and married six wives with 24 children. He’s a well known retired soldier and also a farmer. He is rich in his own capability, not educated but believes in his rugged life and farming.

A 28-year-old suspected armed robber, Gbenga Kikiowo, has said that he chose to become an armed robber when he was seven-year-old to command international respect like some infamous notorious robbers in Nigeria.

Kikiowo made the confession after he was arrested and paraded by men of the Ondo State Police Command at the state police headquarters in Akure, the state capital.

According to him, he was caught by the policemen with one of his gang members, Tope Aladeloye, 25, on their way to buy bullets ahead of an operation within the Oke-Aro area of the state.

He disclosed that his motive was to be as popular as past notorious armed robbers in the country such as Ishola Oyenusi, Mufu Olosha Oko, Lawrence Anini and Shina Rambo, adding that he had performed robbery operations in Ghana, Daily Post reports.

The suspect began his robbery operation at his home town in Igbara-Oke, headquarters of the Ifedore Local Government Area of the state at a tender age, and revealed that he had been jailed three times as he blamed spiritual attacks for his engagement in social vices.

“I called my partner who normally goes with me for operations. I informed him that I had a gun with me but there was no bullet. So he told me to bring the gun down to Akure from Ife which I did. It was on our way to buy the cartridge that we were arrested by the Scorpion Squad of the police.

“Honestly, I don’t have any genuine reason for what led me to crime because I was born into a very rich family. I suddenly started stealing from my parents. They believed in traditional custom and that’s what they practise, so the more they use spiritual solutions for me to stop my criminal act, the more I steal.

“I even went to Ghana to rob. After a while, I brought my squad to Nigeria and we were arrested during an operation in 2015 and remanded in the Olokuta prison.

“My father’s name is Kikiowo Ayodele. He’s a very popular man in Igbara-Oke axis and married six wives with 24 children. He’s a well known retired soldier and also a farmer. He is rich in his own capability, not educated but believes in his rugged life and farming.

“My last hope was the gun I was caught with because I had made up my mind to quit local crime for big ones, like going internationally. That’s why I took the risk to look for a gun. I wanted to become an international armed robber like Mufu Olosha Oko and Oyenusi because I wanted my name to reign. I believed that it’s through crime that it could reign,” he said.

Kikiowo boasted that if not for the gun, there was no way the police would have arrested him, stressing that he believed more in using intelligence to operate.

He also said he did not engage in searching for money when he went to steal from his victims, adding that he knew where exactly the money was.

“Through intelligence you can operate and do all things and you will achieve it. Let me tell you, I don’t look for money when I enter your room. I smell money,” he said.

The state Commissioner of Police, Bolaji Salami, said on May 24, 2021, the command received from a reliable source information about the move of a gang of armed robbers to carry out a robbery operation in Akure metropolis.

The police boss said on receipt of the information, detectives swung into action and in the process, one Kikiowo and Aladeloye were arrested at Oke-Aro, Akure.

“The suspects also confessed to have been involved in other robbery operations within and around Ondo State. Items recovered are one pump action gun,” he said.

Salami added that Kikiowo and other paraded suspects will be charged to court soon.

Beggars in Ibadan have reportedly returned to Mokola roundabout and other places where they initially occupied in the city before they were relocated by the Oyo State Government.

Many of the beggars were seen sitting down while some of their children were playing at Mokola roundabout a few days after the state government moved them to a special facility.

The beggars' spokesperson, Sagire Yusuf told Vanguard News that his people did not reject the state government's offer to take them off the streets to a special facility.

He, however, lamented that it restricted their freedom.

“My people are complaining that their freedom is restricted. Why some people have not gone is because they are blind and they need assistance before they can go there. But, they promised to go there tomorrow.

“As for those people you saw at Mokola, that’s where they live. People know them there. That’s where they get money. That doesn’t mean they don’t want to go. The state government has done well for us by providing necessary facilities,” he said.

It was learnt that the beggars are worried that they may starve when the state government stops providing food for them.

But at major streets and junctions where they had stayed for years, some churches often go there with food for beggars.

And that is beside the alms they get from passersby.

SaharaReporters earlier reported that Oyo State Government had commenced the evacuation of beggars from some parts of Ibadan, the state capital, to a resettlement facility.

According to the government, the evacuation of the beggars from the Jemibewon area to a resettlement facility in Akinyele started on Tuesday, June 15, 2021.

Beggars, over the years, had been living around shanties on Jemibewon Road in the Sabo area of Ibadan, which is a Hausa/Fulani settlement in the city.

The government, however, recently said it had commenced evacuation of the beggars to the newly built Akinyele Resettlement Centre.

At least 30 students have been suspended by the management of the Borno State College of Nursing and Midwifery for refusing to welcome President Muhammadu Buhari when he visited the state on June 17.

A letter of suspension from the college to one of the students obtained by SaharaReporters showed that they were suspended for one week from June 21 to June 28 over the action.

The letter reads, “You are hereby suspended from the college for one week with effect from today 21st June 2021 for disobedience of executive order to welcome the President of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari GCFR, GCON (on the 17th of June 2021).

“You are expected to report back to college on the 28th of June 2021 along with your parent or guardian.”

Speaking to SaharaReporters, a staff member of the school said about 30 students were affected.

“Thirty of the students were suspended, not one. I don’t know when it now became compulsory to go and greet the President in the sun. Even we staff members were forced to go and welcome him,” he said.

SaharaReporters had on June 17 reported that the state governor, Babagana Zulum, paid N350 million to mobilise the crowd for the visit of Buhari to the state.

It had been exposed that the governor considered the spending necessary to ensure that the Nigerian leader was not booed during his official visit to the state on Thursday.

SaharaReporters had reported that there were fears ahead of the President's visit that he would be greeted by protesters or booed because of the insecurity in the state.

"It cost Zulum N350 million to mobilise the crowd they touted as Buhari's supporters," a source in Borno State government had told SaharaReporters.

"When President Buhari visited Lagos last week, they had to fly him over the city in a chopper because of a hostile crowd," another source had added.

Governor Zulum had earlier urged residents to show appreciation to President Buhari during his visit.

The governor in a statewide broadcast on Tuesday gave reasons the people of the state should honour the President when he arrived in Maiduguri.

Borno is the epicentre of insurgency war in Nigeria.

The state has been at the end of incessant deadly attacks by terrorist groups–Boko Haram and the Islamic State West African Province (ISWAP), and many residents have grown frustrated with the Buhari government.

Ahead of his election in 2015, Buhari promised to defeat Boko Haram but six years into his government, that promise has not been fulfilled.

In February 2020, residents of the state booed the President as his convoy drove in and when it was leaving Maiduguri, Borno State, during a condolence visit.

The residents were heard shouting in Hausa “Bama so, ka samu a kunya.” Meaning “We don’t want you, because you have disappointed us.”

Buhari, during his recent visit to Borno, however, said he was committed to serving Nigerians as a result of the love shown to him.

AntiChristian:


Rape is unlawful sexual activity, most often involving sexual intercourse, against the will of the victim through force or the threat of force or with an individual who is incapable of giving legal consent because of minor status, mental illness, mental deficiency, intoxication, unconsciousness, or deception.

Mention any of the contemporaries of our Prophet who ever accused him of rape? Only you Christians tell lies in this way! Na so you dey spread Christianity on lies!

Show us where they mentioned your religion as Christianity! Christ was a Jew and he did not sing, clap, dance, speak in tongue in Church like you do today! Your religion was formed much later after Jesus was no more on earth!

AntiChristian:


The person without brain is one who believes His God needs His son to shed blood and die to save other sons He created!

How do we define ritualist again? But who no get brain no go get one!

BKayy:
I think the most potent weapon we can use to defeat the North is to make sure Buhari remains in Power

Hunger Forces Children To Feed On Grass As Mum Looks On In Katsina Community

An increasing rate of poverty amongst the locals of Mabai village in Katsina State has become alarming as unidentified children were seen feeding on raw grass in one of the farms in the village.

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The incident occurred in Mabai village in the Kankara Local Government Area of Katsina State.

The children could be seen in a video feeding on raw grass as a result of hunger.

The children are one of the many displaced individuals seeking refuge in Mabai village due to the recent increase in banditry in the state.

A source noted that the business of the parents of the children was affected by the activities of bandits hence the children resulted in eating grass to suppress their hunger.

A source told SaharaReporters that residents, including community leaders in about 16 communities had started relocating to Mabai village for protection from bandits.

He said Mabai village is considered to have a very strong and heavily armed vigilante group that prevents bandits from penetrating it.

He added that bandits have continued to terrorise the people as many people are being kidnapped, raped, and killed daily in the state.

He explained that daily attacks from bandits across the state have caused people to flee their homeland and seek refuge at Mabai village.

MakotoShishio:
The same hospital that your IQ was taken to when it died many years ago.

HUSTLER001:
What happened to segun arinze?

AntiChristian:


Uncouth and illbred Christian, show us Jesus practiced christianity from the Bible?