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Subzero047:That guy dey reason like cumkin ![]() |
Subzero047:If he keeps up this performance till the end of the season, we'll see |
Kelechi Iheanacho dedicates his hat-trick to all the mothers in the world, what a guy �
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OBALOLA55: ![]() |
Minus another 500 million of southern Nigeria oil money to the purse of terrorists
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Letthrmsay:Thanks to the dullard buhari whom Tinubu hoodwinked Nigerians into voting for with the help of his media team, Majority of Nigerians are now on less than 0.5$ per day.. A Tinubu presidency will definitely make their conditions worse...that's y it must not happen |
uptimum123:The masses, those @idp camps, the dead, even my yoruba brothers who have become refugees in another country are not exempted from his laughter.. That's y he won't be president.. |
[s]Coming from a disgruntled Albino worshiper[[/s] Lols..e be like say the drugstar promised you some slot..anyways, cry all you want..Tinubu no go near that seat.. ![]() |
Simplyleo:Tinubu is only useful to you and the cabals.. So You can Take him and give him all your family land to use for your useless Ruga.. Nigerians will be better off without him.. |
Idiko1:Lols.. Anytime person wake, nah dat time be im morning. |
Lols...so quick to administer vaccine so slow to administer palliative.. Who is he even waving at? His Fulani masters I guess |
DuBLINGreenb:awon south south freedom fighter.. mumu
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We know what we want and are not going back. Every other side talk is nothing but a distraction. We are fully focused; the Yoruba nation is the goal. Yoruba freedom fighter, Sunday Adeyemo, fondly called Sunday Igboho, has said the time has come for the much-desired Yoruba nation's realisation. He added that anyone willing to join the agitation for the Yoruba Nation is welcomed. Igboho, in a statement by his spokesperson, Olayomi Koiki, stated that the Yoruba knew what they wanted and that there was no going back on the agitation for the Yoruba nation. The statement partly read: "Anyone willing to support the agitation for the Yoruba nation is highly welcomed; the goal is the Yoruba nation Now. "We know what we want and are not going back. Every other side talk is nothing but a distraction. We are fully focused; the Yoruba nation is the goal. "Let me reiterate, anything you did not hear from me, Sunday Adeyemo (Igboho) or my spokesperson, Olayomi Koiki of Koiki Media, is not a fact. "Chief Femi Fani Kayode is one of the stakeholders that identify with us on the struggle of Yoruba nation agitation. "He can give his advice at any time as regards the agitation and there's no reason to doubt him. We have 100 per cent confidence in him. Let's not talk with envy. We must unite and stay strong in one voice. Therefore, we want to identify with Chief Femi Fani Kayode and any other person that stands for the Yoruba race irrespective of their religion or political party affiliation." http://saharareporters.com/2021/03/13/time-has-come-realise-yoruba-nation-sunday-igboho-says
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Karlovych:I've even forgot that |
People's means of livelihood..shut down |
March 13 2021 A devastating oil blowout has grounded fishing occupation at over 10 oil communities in Gbaramatu Kingdom, Warri South-West Local Government Area in Delta State. Some of the affected communities were Benikrukru, Kokodiagbene, Oporoza, Azama, Inikorogha and Kurutie and the leak was reportedly, at the weekend, spreading to more communities in the area. Thousands of fishermen in the communities, their families and buyers from different from different parts of the state and beyond have been stranded as a result of the spill. Villagers, who spoke to newsmen, complained that there was palpable fear in the affected communities, as some people have falling sick due to pollution of bodies of rivers which are major sources of water supply to the people. President of the Gbaramatu Youth Council, GYC, Worldwide, Shadrach Onitsha Ebikeme, who corroborated the claim, told newsmen: “American oil giant, Chevron Nigeria Limited, CNL, which owns the facility has not admitted responsibility for the oil spill.” He asserted: “We are, therefore, calling on CNL to rise up to its responsibility in the aftermath of an oil spill alleged to have resulted from its pipeline in Abiteye flow station.” the company has been denying the occurrence of the spill. “Presently, the whole of the kingdom is impacted. Benikrukru, Kokodiagbene, Oporoza, Azama, Inikorogha, Kurutie and a host of other communities within the shoreline and inside the creeks of Gbaramatu have all been severely impacted, as the spill continues to spread with the occupation of fishing and other water related trade seriously hampered. “We, the youths of Gbaramatu Kingdom are calling on Chevron to rise up to the task and live up to its responsibilities, instead of denying that they are not the cause of the spill. “They should as a matter of fact do the needful required of them by the host communities and other relevant communities that are affected, as what is currently happening is not funny and is not something to be joked with. “The people’s means of livelihoods have been severely impacted and many are even reported to be falling sick due to the contamination of the ecosystem they rely on for sustenance,” he added. Ebikeme, therefore, called on Chevron Nigeria Limited to live up to expectations by engaging the affected communities, rather than staying mute and denying its involvement in the spill. https://www.today.ng/news/nigeria/oil-spill-shuts-fishing-10-delta-communities-349699
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Denmark, and six others have temporarily suspended AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine shots after reports of cases of blood clots forming, including one in Denmark, Danish authorities said on Thursday. They did not say how many reports of blood clots there had been, but Austria has stopped using a batch of AstraZeneca shots while investigating a death from coagulation disorders and an illness from a pulmonary embolism. They said six other European countries had halted the use of a vaccine batch from AstraZeneca. “Both we and the Danish Medicines Agency have to respond to reports of possible serious side-effects, both from Denmark and other European countries,” the director of the Danish Health Authority, Soren Brostrom, said in a statement. The vaccine would be suspended for 14 days, the health agency said. It did not give details of the Danish blood clot patient. AstraZeneca has said its shots are subject to strict and rigorous quality controls and that there have been “no confirmed serious adverse events associated with the vaccine”. It said it was in contact with Austrian authorities and would fully support their investigation. The European Medicines Agency (EMA) said on Wednesday there was no evidence so far linking AstraZeneca to the two cases in Austria. It said the number of thromboembolic events - marked by the formation of blood clots - in people who have received the AstraZeneca vaccine is no higher than that seen in the general population, with 22 cases of such events being reported among the 3 million people who have received it as of March 9. The Danish Medicines Agency said it had launched an investigation into the vaccine together with corresponding agencies in other EU-countries as well as EMA. “It is important to emphasise that we have not opted out of using the AstraZeneca vaccine, but that we are putting it on hold,” Brostrom said. The agency said it had pushed back the final date for when it expects all Danes to have been fully vaccinated by four weeks to Aug. 15 as a result of the vaccine suspension. https://www.standard.co.uk/news/world/denmark-suspends-oxford-vaccine-shots-after-reports-of-blood-clots-b923516.html
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Yoruba..kikikikiki |
Repentant bandits buy more weapons after collecting cash from govt – Gov Bello Seun Opejobi The Niger State Governor, Abubakar Bello has disclosed how repentant bandits deceived the government into collecting money to buy more weapons for their operations. He made the disclosure at a parley with a vigilante group at Mariga Local Government Area of the State, yesterday. The Governor, however, assured that bandits who give up their old ways, would be offered a means of livelihood.. According to Bello: “I am here to thank the vigilantes, boost their morale and to offer more support from the state government so that they can continue to support the police and other security agencies in the fight against bandits and other criminal elements. “Any bandit that surrenders his weapons and repents from his heinous way of living would be forgiven, and provided with a means of livelihood it has been discovered that the repentant bandits, after collecting cash from the dialogue option, they will purchase more weapons and return to their old ways of banditry.” Niger State is one of the Northern states being terrorized by bandits. Just three days ago, armed bandits had abducted about 49 people in Rafi and Wushishi Local Governments Areas of the state. The bandits were said to have invaded the area on motorcycles and parked far away from the village, while they walked to the village to attack residents who were fast asleep. https://dailypost.ng/2021/03/11/repentant-bandits-buy-more-weapons-after-collecting-cash-from-govt-gov-bello/
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Blood On Uniforms : Policewoman killed by policeman; soldier shoots man dead Families of victims call for justice for the extra-judicial killings Before she met her untimely death Lovender Elekwachi had served the Nigeria Police Force for 13 years. Her journey to the police started on July 1, 2007, when she was recruited. She had risen to the rank of a sergeant and was due for a promotion in 2020 but a fellow officer terminated her life. Lovender was on duty as a traffic warden at the Eneka Roundabout in Port-Harcourt, South-south Nigeria, when she was shot dead by a fellow officer identified as Bitrus Osaiah, also a sergeant. The 35-year-old mother of one was on duty around 2 p.m. when members of the Rivers State Taskforce on Road Decongestion, Illegal Street Trading and Motor Parks arrived to disperse traders around the roundabout. Many witnesses who spoke to PREMIUM TIMES said Lovender left her post and attempted to pacify police officers, who accompanied the task force members, to stop carting away the traders’ goods. This move was rebuffed irritably by Osaiah. He reportedly opened fire. Moments later, Lovender dropped dead. She died about ten metres away from a shop belonging to Udoka Luke, a generator repairer. Luke had abandoned his work to watch the whole episode unfold that afternoon. “That day, there was task force packing people’s load over here,” he said. “Everybody was on the run, all the people that sell at the roadside, all of them ran away. Later, those boys that stand (stood) at the side of the road, those agberos (illegal traffic managers), were the ones that start(ed) using coke bottles to throw at the police and the task force. “As the packing (of goods by Task Force officials) was going on, the policewoman (Lovender) was sitting somewhere there (around the roundabout), she now stands (stood) up to come and help because sometimes, if the task force people come, the police here use to come and defend the owners, they will now leave the goods for them. Immediately she stands (stood) up to go and defend that one that particular day, I saw her, she fell immediately. I was even the one that later rushed and saw that the woman was already dead.” Once Osaiah and his colleagues saw that Lovender was dead, they zoomed off. The traders were quick to alert Lovender’s colleagues at the Eneka Police Station some 500 metres away. The officers chased and soon caught up with the fleeing assailant. While the task force raid was ongoing, some traders who sell goods at the roadside were arrested and held behind Hilux vans. Joseph Francis, who repairs phones and sells accessories, was one of those arrested. Francis said the fruit seller, whom the team was harassing at one moment of their operation, was a friend to Lovender and her attempt to rescue this friend led to her death. Breadwinner gone Lovender’s parent, Matthew Elekwachi and Mary Elekwachi couldn’t hide their emotions when PREMIUM TIMES visited the family home. Both parents were in their Izu residence in Etche Local Government Area when the call announcing the death came in. Rattled, Mr Elekwachi dashed to the roundabout where he met the lifeless body of his daughter. Mr Elekwachi, a chief, said he is proud of his daughter’s last act – compassion towards the traders; at the same time, he is sad the family support is gone. Before her death, Lovender lived around Eneka with her husband and their two-year-old son, Great Chimezie. Her sibling, Goddey Elekwachi, was also living with the family. Goddey, 25, was nursing the prospect of studying Electrical Electronics at the University of Port-Harcourt and his sister had promised to handle the financial responsibility. The dream is now an impossibility as Goddey had to return to the village. A visibly sad Mary Elekwachi, Lovender’s mum, said her livelihood depends entirely on unfailing aid from Lovender. She fought back tears while the interview lasted. “Lovender is (was) very good to me oooo…my son has stopped school because there is no one to train him, there is a house Lovender is building for me. Many things Lovender is doing for me, now nobody to do it again,” she said. Apart from the assistance to her siblings, Lovender had placed her mum on a monthly stipend; she bought farmland for the mum; she employed labourers to work on her farm at every farming season; she was also building a six-bedroom structure inside their compound for the family to have more comfort. She also enrolled her mum in medical care. All these are now gone, taken away by a single bullet by a colleague. The family said that Lovender’s salary was only paid for three months after her death and that despite perfecting documentation months ago, her entitlements have not been paid. While bureaucracy continues to stall the case, the Elekwachi’s continue to live in double agony; one, that Lovender has not been buried yet due to the lingering case and that justice has not been served. “The whole justice has been denied…how do I expect justice again? It is assumed that justice has been denied,” a frustrated Matthew said. “I want justice. The person that killed her, if you know what to do (to him) do it,” a more frustrated Mary, addressing the authorities, added. ************************************************* The day a trigger-happy soldier went on rampage in Warri A gunshot was heard on Bridgeview Road in the Ugbuwague area of the city. Unfamiliar with such a distraction, residents came out. They were met by the sight of a dead body – the body of 28-year-old Joseph Pessu with blood still gushing out. A few minutes before the gunshot, Joseph, driving in a car, had been reportedly stopped by soldiers at the Ubeji checkpoint, not very far from his house. One of the soldiers at the checkpoint, identified as Ilekura Ajayi, was reportedly unsatisfied with Joseph’s ‘conduct’. He was said to have asked Joseph why he wanted to hit him with the car. A mild argument ensued and Joseph drove off. A while later, the father of two is believed to have noticed that the soldier was chasing him, first on foot and later in a vehicle. Two gunshots followed, one hitting the tire. Joseph kept driving. His destination was his father’s house in Ugbuwangue. He was about 700 metres away, when he stopped driving. The exit from Bridgeview Road had been closed by residents, probably due to the lockdown. Perhaps sensing he might be caught by a hail of bullets from the angry soldier, Joseph hopped down from the vehicle and dashed to the adjoining Mene-Akpata Street. Ajayi pursued with his gun. The frantic strides were not enough to save this victim. A bullet hit him and then another when he attempted to crawl to safety. He died on the spot. Ani Iyonsi, a resident who lives close to the scene witnessed the shooting. “I was at home when I heard the gunshots. They shot him through the back of the car which hit him by the side,” he said. About three streets away, Joseph’s father, Monday Pessu, was waiting for his son. He had called him earlier to come and assist him to the hospital to check his failing health. It was a journey Joseph never made. Back to the scene of the shooting, residents had started to gather and a call was put through to Monday who arrived at the scene in no time, despite his health. His first instinct was to attack Ajayi but he was soon calmed by residents now preparing for protest. Monday hauled the dead body of his son to the back of his Hilux van and then followed some soldiers to the A Division Police Area Command. The body was later deposited at the mortuary. Nothing has been heard from the authorities since then. There is no known investigation or retribution for the erring officer further aggravating discontent within the victim’s family. Section 106 of Nigeria’s Armed Forces Act states that “ a person subject to service law under this act who, without justification or excuse, unlawfully kills another person… is guilty of murder and liable, on conviction by a court-martial, to suffer death.” https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/448113-blood-on-uniforms-4-policewoman-killed-by-policeman-soldier-shoots-man-dead.html
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Bandits abduct 100 miners, kill 10 in Zamfara – EmirPublished on March 10, 2021 By Wale Odunsi The Emir of Anka, Attahiru Ahmad, has said that more than 100 miners in Anka and Maru Local Government Areas of Zamfara State have been abducted by bandits.https://dailypost.ng/2021/03/10/bandits-abduct-100-miners-kill-10-in-zamfara-emir/
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ablejesus26:Your opinion is yours but, That name Jesus..should not be associated with anything that's not pure and truth.. Hope you're conscious of that |
Bayelsa has enacted a law prohibiting the open grazing of livestock in the state and establishment of ranchinghttps://thenationonlineng.net/herdsmen-bayelsa-bans-open-grazing/
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theBLOODofJESUS:No wonder the first lady of the self acclaimed largest economy called Nigeria packed her bags and ran away to Dubai... Keep deceiving yourselves all of you...but you can't deceive us no more.. |
AlexBells: wetin u dey talk ![]() |
AlexBells:Did gumi go to the forest @night? Nope.. He went in broad day light.. |
Who sponsors bandits and grants amnesty to terrorists- ]Nigeria |
johnmartus:And they are in the majority..that's the worst part..their huge number swallows everything. Everything is just fraud |
Vickym1:Abeg give the thunder direction..so it doesn't hit the poor masses You get the point now! |
Why I sponsored bill to change national minimum wage – Reps member, Datti-Babawohttps://www.icirnigeria.org/why-i-sponsored-bill-to-change-national-minimum-wage-reps-member-datti-babawo/
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People that reason.. |

wetin u dey talk 