₦airaland Forum

– Abductors of Oba Yushau Oseni have demanded for N500 million ransom
– They said the kidnap was a warning to the government
--They vowed to stage more attacks in Yorubaland

Biafman:
From which cave is this one coming out from? Na today dem suspend NDA twitter account?

temptnow:
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The crisis rocking the Youth wing of Ohanaeze Ndigbo leadership near­ly caused disaster yesterday, at the National Secretariat of the organisation, located at No. 7 Parks Avenue, GRA, Enugu, as the President General of Oha­naeze Ndigbo, Professor Enwo Igariwey; National secretary, Dr Joe Nwaorgu and some oth­ers, narrowly escaped being hit by stray bullet fired by a police officer.
Professor Igariwey and mem­bers of his executive had assem­bled at the secretariat for a NEC meeting that will discuss issues bordering on the crisis rocking the Mazi Christopher Isiguzo­ro-led Youth Wing of Ohanaeze, which obviously has broken into two factions.
But sooner had they start­ed than a faction of the Youth Wing against the leadership of Mazi Isiguzoro leadership of Ohaneze, led by the Nation­al Publicity Secretary, Obinna Adibe, stormed the secretariat with some police men from the Enugu Area Command to arrest one of the youth leaders by name Alex Okemiri, whom he claimed in his petition to the Area com­mand of Nigeria Police Com­mand Enugu, impersonated him in the text messages he circulat­ed to members, for a meeting.
The attempt to whisk Mr Alex Okemiri away by the policemen from the Area Command who were on plain clothes resulted in a great scuf­fle among the members of the Youth Wing, who were present at the Ohanaeze secretariat, even when Professor Igariwey and Dr Joe Nwaorgu, who are the um­pires of the parent body of Oha­naeze Ndigbo intervened.
At a point, the police order­ly attached to the Enugudepu­ty state chairman of Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Hon Ogochukwu Ony­ema, had to release a gun shot toscatter the struggle. At this point, Professor Igariwey, Dr Nwaorgu and other members of the executive,who has gathered for the NEC meeting scampered for their safety.
Attempts to get the reaction of President General of Oha­naeze Ndigbo, Professor Iga­riwey on the development be­fore filling this report proved abortive since he didn’t pick his call. The Presidentof Ohanaeze Youth Wing, Mazi Isiguzoro in a telephone chat ad­mitted that there was a crisis of which a police man fired a shot to quench the rioting youths but said the rioting was based on dissenting voices over the last conference staged at Owerri by Ohanaeze, and not targeted on his leadership because there’s no crisis of leadership in the Youth Wing, Isiguzoro stated.

Kano-based neighbourhoodis quite known here, in Nigeria, but news about her mysterious condition have reached international media only now.
Rahma Haruna, 19, who has no limbs due to a mystery condition and now spends her life living in a plastic bowlDaily Mail has shared the story of the 19-year-old girl who has spent most of her life in a plastic bowl since she has only a half of her body and suffers constant pain.
According to her parents, Rahma was born a healthy baby but when she turned six months old she suddenly stopped growing up and missed hitting key development milestones.

Rahma’s family do their best to provide her with a fulfilling life and transport her around the village in a plastic bowl.
Her mother, Fadi, said:“From six months when she learnt how to sit that was when it began. She didn’t learn how to crawl. She started with a fever and that was it. Then stomach pains. Then her body parts like hands and legs. She cannot use any if the ache strikes.”Her family make every effort to give her a fulfilling life and carry her around the neighbourhood in a plastic container that is placed on a wheelchair.
Rahma is particularly close to her 10-year-old brother Fahad, right, who dotes on his older sister.
Her 10-year-old brother Fahad is very supportive and also tries to please her any time he can: “I help her in many ways. Bathing her is another thing I do. And taking her out everyday. I feel happy whenever I see people helping her. I like taking to our relatives. She feels happy when we visit them.”
Local doctors can’t determine the cause of Rahma’s condition and believe it could havebeen triggered by a jinn, a supernatural being in Islam mythology.
Rahma is dressed by her mother Fadi. Her family have been working hard to secure a concrete diagnosis for her condition.
However, her parents don’t give up and hope to get the attention of a charity organisation or medical specialists who can gave their daughter a new life without pain.
Rahma’s father, Hussaini, explained:“I’ve spent 15 years searching for the cure. I farm, go to the market and lots more looking for money to pay for her bills. I sold almost everything in my possession. I have spent more than one million naira, so far. Only God knows the real amount of what I had spent.

7agaza:
what country are these people from?