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The Oyo State Government, on Sunday, warned some leaders of the suspended National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) in the state to desist from carrying out the threats of violence issued in a video, which has gone viral in the last 24 hours.


A statement made available to TV Afrikana, signed by the state’s Commissioner for Public Works and Infrastructure, Professor Raphael Afonja, noted that the government of Governor Seyi Makinde would bring the full weight of the law to bear on anyone caught disturbing peace and order in the state.

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The fire which started at about 10:45hours Sunday quickly spread to other shops aided by consumables and the wind.

Already, the Lagos State Fire Service assisted by other emergency responders and the police are at the scene to salvage the situation.

More details later…

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Hamza Al-Mustapha, chief security officer (CSO) to the late Gen. Sani Abacha, is out with Abacha tales — Abacha tales that sound very much like Arabian tales.


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Arabian tales that are exotic versions of African moonlight tales, which Hardball believes, he himself barely believes.

Major Al-Mustapha just outed with a yarn: that the US$308 million just being repatriated from Jersey, and dubbed the latest tranche of the Abacha loot, wasn’t stolen by the thieving Abacha, but by his successor-rogues.

Hear him speak, on the Hausa service of the VOA: “All the money being repatriated were those stolen by some leaders who served after Abacha’s death.  The late Abacha’s successors in the Presidential Villa were the thieves, who stole the billions and hid the money elsewhere.”

That is some claim, even if post-Abacha leaders could be fairly accused of alleged sleaze.  But the wild muck-raking, mud-splattering, in favour of Abacha the confirmed thief, was clear.

Why, the impassioned Al-Mustapha even pressed to service a red herring, attempting to tar sitting President, Muhammadu Buhari, for his service at the defunct Petroleum (Special) Task Force (PTF), one of the few redeeming features of the best-forgotten Abacha tyranny, which gulped as much public funds as it crunched lives and limbs.

Hear Al-Mustapha again: “I was forced to implicate the leadership of the defunct PTF under President Buhari then, during the military era.  If there will be a genuine fight against corruption in Nigeria, many people will be arrested” — meaning?  Well, talk is cheap!

Still, it’s clear how Al-Mustapha attempted the pro-Abacha integrity equivalent of what the Japanese would call seppuku — ritual suicide for honour: by canonizing Abacha the Acclaimed Thief and demonizing Buhari, the acclaimed man of probity.  Nice try — and plucky one for loyalty, no matter what, to a dead benefactor.  What rogue nobility!  But even Abacha himself would have winced: PTF was the whited sepulchre of his regime, generally believed untouched by Abacha-customized rot and sleaze.

It’s therefore rather amusing to observe Al-Mustapha play Nigeria’s contemporary Rip van Winkle, who snoozed for 20 years and suddenly jerked awake to make wild and jerky claims!  Does he think other Nigerians were deep in dreamland with him all those 20 years?

O, he surely thought he was still in the Abacha primal jungle, as the regime went after innocent souls, it had cowardly declared as enemies?

Wake up, Al-Mustapha!  Abacha might not be the only thief, among the rather undistinguished band of parasites, that Nigeria had the misfortune of having as past leaders.  That is the cause of the crippling poverty and the unbelievable decay in infrastructure the Buhari presidency is killing itself to fix.  Still, the dark-goggled one was in a class all his own!

So, please, please, please, keep those Abacha, no Arabian, beg your pardon, African moonlight tales to yourself!  Inasmuch as self-delusion — that Abacha was not a thief — is democratic, it is no less so for clear-eyed others to reject it with all the force and contempt at their disposal.

Thanksgiving service for Hon Adeniyi Olabode Adebisi at First Baptist Church, Saki



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Burkina Faso: Gunmen kill 20 civilians in attack



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captain Victor Wanyama is in trouble with reports emerging that Premier League side Tottenham Hotspur want to terminate his contract.

According to the Sun, Spurs manager Jose Mourinho wanted to offload Wanyama in the just ended January transfer window but interested clubs were put off by his salary demands.

Reports indicate that things could go south for the Kenyan because the North London club could now terminate his contract.

Wanyama has lost his place in Mourinho’s plans as plenty of central midfield options are available with the likes of Moussa Sissoko, Tanguy Ndombele, Harry Winks, Giovani Lo Celso, and Eric Dier. Injuries and his match fitness concerns have not helped the midfielder either.

The ‘Lion of Muthurwa’ as he (Wanyama) is popularly known by Kenyans has not started a single Premier League game in the 2019/20 season.

The former Southampton star has been restricted to just four appearances this campaign, playing a total of 122 minutes.

Spurs have reportedly tried to sell him on in the last two summers but to no avail. He has 18 months left on his contract.

Wanyama, who was signed by former manager Mauricio Pochettino for £11.5million (Sh2 billion) in 2016, made 47 appearances in his first season at Tottenham but only 24 the following term as his popularity under the Argentine dwindled.

If Tottenham terminates the contract, he will move out as a free agent.

Before the January transfer window deadline, Mourinho revealed it was difficult for the club to find suitors for the defensive midfielder.




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RCCG CITY OF DAVID PRAYER WALK AGAINST INSURGENCY AND KILLING IN NIGERIA.




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The Attorney-General of the Federation (AGF) and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, SAN on Sunday departed Nigeria to attend a three-day meeting of the United States-Nigeria Bi-national Commission in Washington DC.


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Two Samburu men who work for a county disaster team identifying the location of the locusts are surrounded by a swarm of desert locusts filling the air, near the village of Sissia, in Samburu County, Kenya. The most serious outbreak of desert locusts in 25 years is spreading across East Africa and posing an unprecedented threat to food security in some of the world's most vulnerable countries, authorities say, with unusual climate conditions partly to blame

The Federal Republic of Somalia has declared the Desert Locust invasion a matter of national emergency

In a Press release seen by Tv Afrikana, Somalia's government has termed the locust invasion a severe threat to national food security.



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Operation Amotekun


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BREAKING: Again, fire guts Balogun market, Lagos..........Eyewitnesses told Tv Afrikana that the fire started from the building opposite Oluwole Car Park on Martins Street.




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Juwon dead as Fulani herdsmen attack popular Actress, Toyosi Adesanya on omuaran - Ilorin Expressway is this the reason why we need Amotekun



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‘Oko Oloyun’, trado-medical expert, shot dead

Popular alternative medicine practitioner, Alhaji Fatai Yusuf, also known as Oko Oloyun, was on Thursday shot dead by gunmen on the Eruwa-Igboora Road in the Ibarapa Central area of Oyo State.

Yusuf was said to be on his way from an outing around 4.30pm, when the gunmen shot at his vehicle.

The Oyo State Police Public Relations Officer, Gbenga Fadeyi, who confirmed the incident, said the state Commissioner of Police, Shina Olukolu, had visited the scene and ordered an investigation into the incident.


He added that Yusuf’s corpse had been deposited in the Igbo-Ora General Hospital’s mortuary.

Fadeyi said, “Gunmen attacked his vehicle on the Eruwa-Igboora Road in Ibarapa Central; they shot at his vehicle and he was hit by a bullet.

"The man's corpse has been deposited in the Igbo-Ora General Hospital.”

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Hon Wahab Oladejo says nothing will move them from their elected position . He said this in an interview conducted by Tv Afrikana



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It is a good news that regardless of political differences from the six states in southwest, the executives value the lives of the citizens of their states.

However, the question is would it last? Would there be sustainability and continuity? Is it constitutionally accepted that non military or non paramilitary should join forces with military and paramilitary respectively?

Although chapter II, Section 14( 2b) of the Nigeria. Constitution states that " the security and welfare of the people shall be the primary purpose of the government, the people shall be the primary purpose of the government

Should Amotekun stay or not?


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