₦airaland Forum

The Defence Headquarters on Thursday said the
claim that the Chadian military had conducted air
strikes against six terrorist camps in Nigeria was
not correct.
This is contained in a statement issued in Abuja by
the Director of Defence Information, Maj.-Gen. Chris
Olukolade.
Olukolade said the fact was that the Nigerian
Airforce surveillance mission identified targets
tagged: Camp 6 around Bosso town which was not
within Nigerian territory “and alerted the partners,
accordingly’’.
He said the places reported to have been struck by
the Chadians were therefore most likely to be in
Niger Republic and not Nigeria as widely reported in
the international media.
”Although the terms of the multilateral and bilateral
understanding with partners in the war against
terror allow some degree of hot pursuit against the
terrorists, the territory of Nigeria has not been
violated as insinuated in the reports circulated in
some foreign media,” he said.
Olukolade said the Nigerian military would continue
to cooperate with partners in the mission to
exterminate or contain terrorists strictly in
conformity with existing terms of the Concept of
Operation at strategic, operational or tactical levels.
He said it was however important that issues were
“accurately reported while avoiding misleading or
unnecessary sensationalism from any quarter’’.

ijustdey:
A 70-year-old man has murdered his 60-year-old wife because she would not stop sleeping with other men.




http://pulse.ng/gist/devil-incarnate-70-yr-old-man-butchers-60-yr-old-wife-for-sleeping-with-other-men-id3880092.html

First pic......... the man
Second pic.......... the weapon used to kill
Third pic...........the dead woman

this man should be boiled,fried roasted and hung in d rain to die like a chicken.eeediot!

Wts wrong wt ds stupid Wike sef,so cos u got problems wt ur predeccessor,everyone in ur state must go jobless?Nigeria and its set of mad leaders....

The investigation into the
awarding of the 2018 and
2022 World Cups has
already detected 104
instances of suspicious
activity in Swiss bank
accounts.
Swiss authorities last month seized documents and
data from Fifa headquarters as part of their enquiry
into allegations of bribery relating to the voting
process that saw the next two tournaments given to
Russia and Qatar, respectively.
Swiss attorney general Michael Lauber has now
revealed the scope of the investigation, stressing
that it could take years before the case is
concluded.
“I am well aware of the enormous public interest in
our investigation," he told reporters at a press
conference in Bern.
"Equally enormous is the public interest in an
independent criminal procedure.
“Our investigation is of great complexity and quite
substantial.
"To give you an example: The Swiss attorney
general’s office has seized around nine terrabytes
of data.
"So far, our investigative team has obtained
evidence concerning 104 banking relations.
"Be aware that every banking relation represents
several bank accounts.
"We are faced with a complex investigation with
many international implications. The prosecution is
ongoing and will take time.
"It would not be professional to communicate at this
moment a detailed timetable. The world of football
needs to be patient. By its nature, this investigation
will take more than the legendary 90 minutes."
The Swiss investigation into the 2018 and 2022
World Cups is running independently from the FBI-
led inquiry into allegations of alleged bribery and
money-laundering dating back to 1991 that has
already led to the arrests of 14 Fifa officials.
Indeed, the game's governing body has already
insisted that the Swiss investigation stems from its
handing over of information accrued by Michael
Garcia during the compilation of his report on the
votes.
Lauber corroborated Fifa's claim that, at present, it
is the "injured party" - but added that the situation
could change depending upon the outcome of his
team's investigation.
"For the time being Fifa is the injured party, that is
true," he said. "They filed the report and this is the
actual status as we conduct investigations against
unknown persons.
"We didn’t start the investigation against Fifa. We
started the investigations based on that report and
based on a mutual legal assistance request fro