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See talk?? and this was the man who promised us unlimited power before

Lord knows that Liverpool is in for a tough time

What's our own business, If it's not about the elections I ain't interested
#SaiBuhari

I have a strong feeling that they would postpone the election, but come rain or shine, it's change all the way #SaiBuhari

Please go n ask your pastor!!

ok

didn't make FP with all my space booking, ......now lemme read the post

The Nigerian Army has dismissed 203 soldiers after a
secret court martial held in the dead of the night, for
allegedly disobeying a direct order from their
commanding officer, PREMIUM TIMES has learnt.

One of the sacked soldiers, who spoke on condition of
anonymity, said the soldiers were dismissed for asking
for support equipment, following the army’s plan to
convey them in a tipper for an operation in Bama and
Gwoza, two strongholds of Boko Haram insurgents.

The soldier, who is originally of the 19th Battalion in
Okitipupa in Ondo State, but attached to the 7th division
in Maiduguri, said the army detained them for over 90
days before dismissing them after a midnight trial. He
said they are owed up to five months in unpaid salaries.
Narrating the event that led to their dismissal, the soldier
said his unit reconvened in Maiduguri last August, after
they were dislodged by the insurgents in Damboa in an
operation where their commanding officer and several
other soldiers were killed.

He said they were given two weeks pass and that at the
expiration of their pass, they were issued new uniforms,
boots and 30 rounds of bullets each as opposed to the
statutory 60 rounds. And were going to be conveyed in a
tipper lorry to Gwoza and Bama for an operation.

He said having engaged the insurgents in several past
battles, majority of the soldiers argued that the operation
would be fierce, and therefore requested support
equipment.

“So we asked for support weapons. No support weapon
was provided. Our CO (Commanding Officer) said he
would discuss with the GOC (General Officer
Commanding) of the 7 Division at the headquarters.
When he came back, he said we should stand down. We
thought all was well,” our source said.


But the request made by the soldiers fetched them more
than they bargained for.
The next day their new CO, Mohammed A, a lieutenant
colonel from 195 battalion, Agenebode, ordered them to
submit their weapons and uniforms or be charged with
mutiny.

“On the morning of 16 of August, after the GOC briefing,
our commander started calling our names and he said
anyone whose name is called should submit their
uniform and weapon. He added that anyone who failed
to do that would be charged for mutiny. We were
surprised at what was happening.

“He started from the most senior soldier among us, a
warrant officer who had served for almost 30 years. They
asked us to go back to the barrack. It is a war zone and
our weapons had been taken from us. Staying around
was of no use so we left Maiduguri back home.”
The next order from the army hierarchy was for the
soldiers to report to the 4th Brigade headquarters in
Benin where they were detained for three months.


“They kept us in the fenced field at the officers’ mess in
4th battalion headquarters. When we first arrived at
Benin they took statements from us and took it to
Maiduguri. The original charge against us was for
deserting but after our statements were taken they
changed the charge to disobedient to particular order.
They said we disobeyed the CO’s order. They seized our
phones, we couldn’t communicate with our families for
the 90 days we were kept in detention,” our source said.
After they were released on December 24, they were
conveyed to their various units. The soldier said on
getting to their units, a court martial was set up at about
11.30 p.m. where they were tried and dismissed. He said
the next morning, they were evicted from the barrack
with their families.


“It was dismissal without benefits. After 17 years in
service. Even people that served for 30 years were
dismissed without benefits. We had no legal
representation.”
Army spokesperson, Olajide Laleye, a Brigadier General,
could not be reached for comments on Thursday. Calls
and messages to his telephone were not answered or
returned.

The dismissal of the 203 soldiers followed a wave of
court-martialling of other soldiers for mutiny and other
offences.
On December 24, a military court-martial that sat in Abuja
sentenced four soldiers to death by firing squad for
alleged mutiny.


That judgment came just about a week after another
batch of 54 soldiers were condemned to death for
refusing to fight the deadly Boko Haram sect.
The 54 soldiers belonged to the 111 Special Forces
battalion attached to the 7 division of the army in
Maiduguri. They are to die by firing squad, the military
court ruled.

The soldiers were accused of disobeying a direct order
from superior officers to take part in an operation aimed
at dislodging Boko Haram terrorists from Delwa,
Bulabulin and Damboa in Borno State.

The soldiers said they refused to take part in the
operation because the Army did not provide them with
the required combat and support equipment needed for
such operations.


Earlier, in September, 12 soldiers were sentenced to
death for allegedly shooting at a car conveying their
commanding officer, Ahmed Mohammed, a Major
General.

The attack occurred May 14 at the army’s 7 Division,
Maimalari Barracks in Maiduguri, headed at the time by
Mr. Mohammed.
Others were also sentenced to life in jail for criminal
conspiracy and attempt to commit murder.
The soldiers revolted after some of their colleagues were
ambushed and killed by Boko Haram extremists, an
attack they blamed their commander for.
Yet, more soldiers remain on trial for their conducts in
the fight against the extremist sect, and face being
sentenced to death.


On December 23, another batch of 118 soldiers were
transported from Maiduguri, the Borno State capital, to
face charges in Abuja, the nation’s capital.

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It is not clear when the troops would be arraigned before
the military court, but our sources said unlike their
colleagues who were convicted December 17, the 118
soldiers are accused of offences less than mutiny.
Also, 22 top officers, including a brigadier general, are
being held at the Ikeja Military Cantonment in Lagos,
preparatory to being arraigned for yet unclear offences.
They could not be arraigned on December 22 because
the court was not properly constituted.


Their arraignment has now been scheduled for a date in
January.


The convicted soldiers, apart from the four that were
sentenced December 24, have been moved to Lagos to
await appeal, pardon or execution.



Source; saharareporters.com/2015/01/01/nigerian-army-dismisses-203-soldiers-after-secret-night-trial

What's that?? I mean what's sexy about it??

Surest Prophecies I've ever heard....now lemme add mine:I'm seeing a vision that tomorrow will be a Public holiday

I'm not surprised, They won't even wish you happy Christmas, they consider it too paganish and you now believe that they'll protect you from bombs??

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I never knew there was a kirikiri medium prison

up Gunners!!!

end shall never wonder!!!

We all know him..if you don't bribe him,no shirt for you

Head of The Synagogue Church of All Nations, Prophet T
B Joshua, has alleged that the collapse of a section of
the church complex last Friday may have been caused
by an attack on the Church.

According to him, the collapse goes beyond the
allegation of structural defects, as have been variously
speculated.


Speaking to journalists after a CCTV footage of events
leading to the building collapse was shown to
journalists at the church premises on Saturday, Prophet
Joshua said a plane, which eyewitness swore was a
military jet, had earlier began circling around his prayer
ground, where he usually retreats to for spiritual
upliftment a few distance from the church location as
early as 10.00am.

Not paying much attention to it, he said he left the site
and headed for the church complex to freshen up, only
to be notified that the plane had also stopped
circulating and headed towards the location of the
church.

Not long after, he said he also got a security report from
his officials that a plane was sited hovering over one of
the buildings in the complex.

He said the plane circulated four times before the
building suddenly collapsed at exactly 12.44 pm.
The video footage actually showed the plane hovering
above the five-storey building said to be an
accommodation facility, first at 11.30, and then four
times within three minutes.

The plane then came back again circled the building
again and left. At exactly 12.44 when it looked like it
was all over, the building suddenly came down,
collapsing all at once.

According to some officials of the church and eye-
witnesses, the building collapse looked very much like
chemicalised demolition and may yet be a new
dimension in the terror onslaught in the country.

Apologising for the hostile treatment said to have been
meted out to the media on the day of the incident by
church members and security operatives attached to the
church, Prophet Joshua said he did not make any official
statement Friday because he did not want to create any
panic or an impression that terrorists have invaded
Lagos.
He also said that the video footage was there to
corroborate his point, while also declaring that if indeed
it was a terrorist attack, the perpetrators are not likely to
stop with Friday’s incident.
Asked to comment on the number of casualties, the
prophet simply said ‘rescue mission was still ongoing.’
One of the church officials, who craved anonymity
however told this reporter that nearly all the people in
the building have been pulled out and that
“miraculously, nearly all survived”.
One of the NEMA official on site was however overheard
saying that about 17 deaths have been recorded, with
about 119 injured.

Source: http://thenationonlineng.net/
new/collapse-building-joshua-alleges-attack-on-chu
rch/

macdanny2000: Don't mention. Never bought any! NEVER, buh I hv 307 tracks on my phone. Google and bluetooth transfer has helped out on that. Thanks. If na my type dey Naija, musician don suffer.

You call 307 tracks music?? you are not supposed to comment. I gat over 7,000 tracks on my ipod

MadCow1: A couple of months back...


ALBUM NAME: Jags Nation (or something like that)






And I regretted it.. Jagz owes me 150 Naira...

If I wanted to listen to a Jamaican album, I would have bought a Mavado album or even Bounty Killers album.

Then you don't know music... we know your type,shake yansh type.. this was also the last album I bought on ITunes

Gombs: ... Kunle o! Anyways,

7 things to know about Pastor Chris Oyakhilome

Before you can talk down my Pastor,you must have done the following:

1. Publish a daily devotional of 423 languages circulated in 352 countries and territories and price is #150 since a decade with impeccable print

2. Train and develop leaders and Pastors who are capable to do what you do.

3. Hold a crusade which gathered over 2.5million people in just one night.

4. Take hundreds of homeless,abandoned and helpless children off the street and send them to school without charity support, but partnership of brethren.

5. Organise an annual conference for Ministers outside your ministry from all around the world

6. Conduct healing program for sick people without collecting a fee.

7. Several annual community development services and projects for countries without the government's financial support

?.... you have not been able to win you tithe debate on nl, and yet you hating! Wait for the details, am typing it from the video...might even put up the youtube video after am done uploading... no get Hypertension o

All the crap you posted here doesn't mean he will gets to heaven

Liability: warning: this is a true life story about me. It is also a bit long. Bear with me and read it till the end.


4 years ago was like a dream. But that dream was shattered by me as a result of my actions. To some extent i blamed mySelf so much i could still cry and shed hot tears. But on the other hand i was quite honest to him.

Still basking in the excitement and euphoria of my 18th birthday, i was still love drunk with my first ''official'' boyfriend. The one i could freely hug and kiss and dream about all day and all nite. It was pure ecstasy.

But a young man came my way, i proved beyond reasonable doubt that he was truely in love with me. We live in two different cities, but this angel in the skin of a man was ready to risk everything for me. He called me almost everyday, sent me recharge card without my asking him, somethings he gave me pocket money for my upkeep.

I saw the sincerity in his eyes but i was feeling guilty inside of me. ''I must let him know what is at stake here''.

The d-day finally came, we were strolling he made mention of his love for me. After he had had his chance, i told him that i had someone i love even though am beginning to like him.

He persistent and saw everything as a challenge. I did all i could to avoid him. A day came, when he saw me with the man i loved. He couldnt stand it any longer. He stopped calling me, no text messages from him. My birthday came, he didnt message me at all. I was too scared to call him. I knew he was heartbroken but i never expected him to leave me this way.

Till date, i have not seen him. I wish to see him once again to apologise to him. He no longer use the number he gave me.

I wish...........hmmmmmmm......sigh heavily.


Kenneth wherever you are please forgivel




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Shi*t

blah blah blah...We know them and they know we know them so let them stop pretending as they don't know that we know them

I knew that those celebrities have nairaland accounts to monitor what's said about them....anyways it's more traffic to nairaland equalling to more business for Oga Seun

Blame APC!!!!!!