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ivyy:
Am sorry I hope your day went well yeah?

yea had a smooth ride...
wz lookin out for you all day

KingTom:
Jesus! So Vjsmiles na my nurse dey woo you, my last hope? Chai Ifa don swear poison apple for me thus year o, Chai

lwtmb....
it happens

ivyy:
Pls ignore him his a troll
Back to our discusion. What's bandookey And what's remain dechandel

baby i'll be right back...
lemme watch some football

ivyy:
Vj can't find our names in the slot
Why

ask your host
and btw where have you been since morning

naijaboiy:
Will modify it

KingTom:
Chai bross I don die

this girls plan you o....
even tashaa dump you for extra time..
chaiii those hearts they are sharrring diariz God o

KingTom:
Guy I don tire abeg, I don give my bros AgapeCharis make hin enjoy that one, the boy don too keep vigil, me sef I tire for these babes matter

the lord is your strength....
take heart

KingTom:
You dey worry o

guy follow that babe up...
she fit consider you o....

KingTom:
Bros na wa to you o, that is you dey operate with three diff handles? Omo you too much abeg

na actually seven...
this mods the look me with red eye so man gaz help himself

KingTom:
Wey she dey Jesus na she so, Jvera there is Godu ooooo

your case na serious one o

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RIVERS State governor, Mr. Rotimi Amaechi, has raised the alarm over an alleged plot by the Peoples Democratic Party to assassinate the governorship candidate of the Rivers All Progressives Congress, Dr. Dakuku Peterside.

Amaechi, who spoke with newsmen in Port Harcourt on Monday, also said that he had lost confidence in the Nigerian Police, alleging that the police was working in favour of the PDP.

The governor specifically said that the 2015 election in the state was between the APC and the police, adding that the state police command had arrested some of his party members and threatening to arrest over 400 more members.

He alleged that the police withdrew their operatives attached to some members of the APC while allowing those attached to PDP candidates and members to remain intact.

He said, “You will recall that on February 17, 2015, there was an attempt on the life of the APC governorship candidate, Dakuku Peterside, when he went for a campaign rally in Okrika.

“From reliable intelligence available to the APC, it is believed by the PDP that assassinating Dr. Dakuku Peterside is the last resort and only way of stopping the victory of the APC in the forthcoming elections based on the popularity and acceptability of the APC candidate amongst Rivers voters.

“The fears of the campaign organisation are however heightened by the recent act of withdrawal of police security from top APC chieftains in the state, including (incredulously) that of her gubernatorial candidate, Dakuku Adol Peterside.

“This fear is fuelled by the unanswered question as to whether this withdrawal of security personnel is linked to the aforesaid story of plans to assassinate Dr. Peterside.

“Those hired for this assassination attempt are still roaming free in Port Harcourt, housed and catered for by Barrister Nyesom Wike, the PDP governorship candidate in Iwaikwowo Hotel, off Oroekpo Road, owned by one Promise Onuoha, Nyesom Wike’s cousin.

“Unfortunately the Nigeria Police Force in Rivers State has lend to a great escalation of these acts of killings, unlawful arrests and detention on frivolous and unsubstantiated reasons as well as constant and un-abating harassment using the very same police meant to protect all sides.

“Specifically DCP John Amadi, DC Operations and Promise Nwosu, head of SARS are in the forefront of this.”

He described as “most ridiculous” the withdrawal of police security for top APC members, including that of Peterside.

“Where then we may ask lies our hope and the hope of the common man and all seekers of justice and protection if the police in Rivers State can so blatantly and unashamedly take sides in the politics of the state?” the governor asked.

The state Police Public Relations Officer, Mr. Ahmad Mohammad, declined comment on those arrested by the police, saying however that they had since been charged to court on a one-count charge of unlawful possession of arms.

Mohammad explained that since the matter was already in court, it would amount to contempt of court for him to speak on it.

“The people he (Amaechi) is talking about have already been arraigned before the Federal High Court 1, Port Harcourt, for a count charge of unlawful possession of firearms and it would amount to contempt of court for me to speak on a matter before a court of law,” he said.

On Amaechi’s allegation that more APC members were facing threat of arrest, Mohammad said, “The command views the statement that over 400 suspects are in our custody as exaggeration. This is not true.”

modskiller:
I'm gonna miss ya

anibestlala:
I suppose all terrorist groups have genuine grievances.we could all direct them to ota farm to meet express their grievances.I hope Al qaeda,isil, isis and bh are hearing. smh

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FORMER President Olusegun Obasanjo has said that Boko Haram insurgents have legitimate grievances, a report in The Cable on Monday said.
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Criticising the response of the current administration to the Boko Haram insurgency in some parts of the North, Obasanjo highlighted low level of education as a contributory factor.

The ex-President spoke on Monday during a global education conference in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

“They (Boko Haram) have legitimate grievances,” he told IBTimes United Kingdom.

“We don’t need anyone to tell us that that is a problem: a problem of disparity, a problem of marginalisation.

“The response of the government initially was definitely not enough. When Boko Haram started showing their fangs about four years ago, the reaction should have been firm and unmistakable,” he added.

Obasanjo reiterated his carrot-and-stick approach to solving the insurgency by the sect, adding that the heat that the sect was facing from the military at the moment could force it to dialogue with the government.

“If Boko Haram is ready to talk, we should talk. But they will need to be pounded a little bit by the military and then, they would be ready to talk,” he said.

Obasanjo added, “When we were dealing with the carrot aspect, the stick aspect should have been firm. I hope with that, we will now go the carrot; the carrot is those things rightly or wrongly perceived as injustice or grievances that can now be dealt with.

“But the false confidence of the militants to go into Chad, Niger and neighbouring countries has now led to a regional coalition of military and that has been reasonably effective; it has not completely solved the problem.”

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D1ck:
Lol! Seems your miserable life has been laboriously obsfucated, I wonder why they allow you in a church. Rustically invented dunderhead.

Im not just adding to his list

8. Don't post false information on Nairaland..
Wtf is wrong with your buffonized brain cells

naijaboiy:
Oga this your own church ehn

just reached my church gate

D1ck:
Motherfvckin poseur, who cares if you punk ass flare up..... I have your time today, 'Bubonic plague patient'

trying to impress me with some lame dictionary checked words?
nah i'm too plain for that...
you just a hot blooded physcophat...

maturity is not sold it is embedded when you have reached the peak of immaturity so stop

fvcking

with me...
funny enough,the idiocrat who wont be able to face my gracieur in reality one on one is here spewing trashtard from his cavity
now run along boy....
done with you...
fvck off my mentions

on my way back from church

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