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How much does truth and professionalism cost in Nigeria...Can APC and Punch ever afford it...good morning Nigeria!!!

francizy:
This husband and wife, when will you kiss and make up? ;
Every time argument..

Can you ever wish or dream of loving or dating a lady whose stock in trade is character assassination, lies, propaganda, rumour and hatred mongering, insults and blackmail

Will you ever have peace in your home with such people?
Don't you think you will one day be a victim of her venom?
Do you foresee a good & happy ending for such pitiable characters?
What morals will she impact in your children and family?
Where do you start to please such a "lost soul"

francizy:
My take from Bianka's statement is that Obi tried but in terms of being a good leadership figure, Obiano is better.

Fine...so how do we justify all the accusations, insults, and character assassination in the other thread against him...Mind you; Bianca said the lacuna was in terms of PARTY ADMINISTRATION which Obi according to her SHRUGGED OFF from and was more into his governorship job...But now, Obiano is taking the duo of party administration and state governance...


All the accusations, insults, character assassination, and blackmail by FreeGlobe & partners from financial impropriety cum looting to non-performance, to not
being loved and admired by ndi anambra alongside lack of projects has been trashed by Bianca here...God bless all men of goodwill...


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FreeGlobe:
you didn't actually read this article did you. As someone who supports obi, I wonder excites you in this damning article on obi. Please read the last response of Bianca. It is anything but complimentary to Peter obi. The entire article dismisses Peter obi as an unserious person. Clearly Bianca is rather pleased with Obiano. Confirms what we've been saying all along. Peter obi was a disaster

How does the last paragraph confirm your insult and false accusation that; Obi looted Anambra dry making Ndi Anambra the more you look the less you see?...How does it confirm your rant that Obi is hated by Ndi Anambra?....How does it portray your blackmail that Obi has no projects in 8years of his governance?...How does it show your lie that Obi never rescued Anambra?...How does it sync with your insult that Obi is a taboo in Anambra?....How does it explain your accusation that Obi never did any positive in anambra than use catholic priests to play politics?...How does it show all your insult and attack on the person and character of Peter Obi?..

otokx:
Any valid and verifiable pictures to support the claims.

A visit to Anambra will help you...

FreeGlobe:
you didn't actually read this article did you. As someone who supports obi, I wonder excites you in this damning article on obi. Please read the last response of Bianca. It is anything but complimentary to Peter obi. The entire article dismisses Peter obi as an unserious person. Clearly Bianca is rather pleased with Obiano. Confirms what we've been saying all along. Peter obi was a disaster

Peter Obi acquitted himself creditably and was instrumental in the reformation of Anambra State. Obiano has made it crystal clear that he is building on the foundations Obi laid under an APGA administration. I am happy that you yourself have stated that Peter Obi recorded high marks, in terms of his achievements as a governor of Anambra State. His accomplishments are numerous and he initiated a comprehensive and sustained development of the state in all sectors, most
significantly, in the area of education, where his courageous move to return schools to their original owners being the missions yielded positive results, better management of the schools and better examination results for students of the state. His frugality is
legendary and he was judicious in his management and use of funds, which made him popular with International Donor Agencies. His administration constructed over
800kilometre of new roads and opened up rural areas within the state. He achieved so much without
resorting to borrowing and saddling the state with debt and though he is no longer with us and despite his poor judgment and deficient calculations, which informed his
defection from APGA, we have refused to let him bury that legacy like a child in an unmarked grave. We expected no less from him. He is a product of our party ideology,
and that is why we continue to highlight and celebrate his
accomplishments.


I AM HAPPY BECAUSE THIS INTERVIEW HAS PROVED YOU TO BE A LIAR AND A HATRED MONGER...who's after maligning Peter Obi for reasons best known to you.All your accusations from financial impropriety cum looting to non-performance, to not being loved and admired by ndi anambra alongside lack of projects has been trashed out here Bianca Ojukwu;APGA lady....

So I need francizy and other noble sons & daughters of anambra to ask you what and why a supposed lady like you has to carry so much burden of hatred, animosity, venomous wishes,blackmail, anger and lies against a man who doesn't know you exist and who literarily gave his blood for anambra....

asadike:
Peter obi is good, obiano is better. Anambra amaka. Kudos my action governor

Every father or great leader prays and wishes that his offspring should be better and sower higher than he did...My anger is with those who are blackmailing the former on social media; calling him a failure and big time looter of Anambra treasury...

sirvic01:
Rochas is not even campaigning in his state (Imo state), he is letting his records campaign/speak for him...thats what i expect GEJ to do if he is so sure he performed well, buying time to right his wrongs won't help him, 6weeks is not enough to fix what he couldn't fix for 5years, medicine after death.

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Reports have it that there is uneasy calm in the camp of Imo APC as their candidates for
the general election are accusing the Governor of being selfish and only bothering about
his own re-election bid. The candidates are angry that the Governor has refused to
release funds to facilitate their campaigns to boost their...

This simply shows that APC are desperate and keep lying around and confusing themselves...

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francizy my brother; I was happy to read this interview by Ojukwu's wife today...I am happy because it will clear all of the lies and propaganda against the person of Peter Obi as orchestrated and championed by FreeGlobe and Noonerone and others... I keep asking myself what in the world will push a human being with conscience to dedicate all his/her energy,time, & resources just to malign another falsely and character assassinate him...What these guys blackmailing Peter Obi plan to gain from their despicable act is beyond my understanding...may God save us all...

Also; Peppyluv...I hope you will be interested in this news too....OdenigboAroli; come and feed your memories here....softsparky; kindly join the noble queue and enjoy the interview.... God bless us all...

In one year, Obiano has carried out silent revolution in
Anambra –Bianca Ojukwu

From CHIDI NNADI, Enugu

Today is one year since Chief Willie Obiano started to pilot the affairs of Anambra State as governor. He took over from Mr. Peter Obi, who ruled the state for eight
years under the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), but Obi had since defected to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). Though the defection of Obi to the PDP has been seen by many as a major blow to APGA, the wife of the late Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu, and Nigeria’s ambassador to Spain, Iyom Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu, says Obiano has been able to hold the party together after Obi’s exit and subsequently returned the party to the path of honour and stability.

She told Daily Sun , in this exclusive interview at her Enugu residence that Obiano who is now the leader and chairman of Board of Trustees (BoT), APGA is leading the
party in line with the principles and aspirations envisioned by Dim Ojukwu for the Igbo, particularly Anambra people. Bianca critically examined the period of Obi’s governorship of the state and Obiano’s one year in office and summed up that Obiano has in the last one year, carried out silent revolution in Anambra State which has yielded huge democratic dividends in line with APGA’s template for good governance.

Excerpts:

March 17 will be one year since governor, Willie Obiano, started to pilot the affairs of Anambra State. How will you assess his administration so far?

Well, there is no doubt that Governor Obiano hit the ground running as soon as he took over the reins of government in Anambra State. He has kept the faith with the pledge he made at the inception of his administration that he would continue and consolidate the state’s developmental plans initiated by his predecessor, Mr. Peter Obi. He also retained the Anambra Integrated Development Strategy (ANIDS), an ambitious project, which involved the simultaneous development of all sectors of the state; the foundation of which was laid by Peter Obi. In fact, Governor Obiano never fails, at any available opportunity, to give credit to his predecessor for establishing a solid foundation for him to build on.
However, it is clear for all to see that Obiano, within just a few months of his administration recorded several remarkable achievements, most notably in the
provision of an unprecedented level of security within Anambra State, especially in Onitsha, the economic nerve centre of the state, and undoubtedly the main economic
hub of the South-East. We are all relieved that he has succeeded in wrestling the city back from hoodlums and miscreants and has completely transformed the infamous Upper Iweka Park and its environs. His bold approach in dealing decisively and forcefully with the kidnapping menace and the demolition of houses erected with the proceeds from this nefarious activity has yielded positive results. He even set the tone by enforcing this policy first in his own local government area. Moreover,
he has introduced sophisticated training programmes for community vigilante groups. Before now, people used to be afraid to come back to Anambra State for ceremonies, like funerals, traditional weddings or other cultural events, but the record number of Ndi-Anambra in the Diaspora that made it home for the Christmas festivities last year attests to the new found confidence and assurance that Anambra State is safer now than ever before. He has also done a lot in the area of agriculture, tackling unemployment by capacity building and job creation as well as pursuing an aggressive industrialisation programme. He has more than doubled the Internally
Generated Revenue in the state. He has literally pulled all the stops to woo foreign investors as well as indigenous investors to Anambra State. I am also particularly
impressed by his operation clean and healthy Anambra, which is seriously addressing sanitation issues in the state. The major difference now is that there is a more
vigorous system of monitoring and enforcement. He has launched so many programmes, which show clearly that he is a man of vision who is determined to make Anambra a modern metropolis.


Mr. Peter Obi, recorded high marks in terms of delivery of democracy dividends during his tenure. So, from what you have seen so far on Obiano administration, do you see him surpassing what Obi achieved at the expiration of his own tenure in office?

I don’t believe that this should be reduced to a popularity contest or conjecture of who will outdo the other. This is a legacy issue. Peter Obi acquitted himself creditably and was instrumental in the reformation of Anambra State. Obiano has made it crystal clear that he is building on the foundations Obi laid under an APGA administration. I am happy that you yourself have stated that Peter Obi recorded high marks, in terms of his achievements as a governor of Anambra State. His accomplishments are numerous and he initiated a comprehensive and sustained development of the state in all sectors, most significantly, in the area of education, where his courageous move to return schools to their original owners being the missions yielded positive results, better management of the schools and better examination results for students of the state. His frugality is legendary and he was judicious in his management and use of funds, which made him popular with International Donor Agencies. His administration constructed over 800kilometre of new roads and opened up rural areas within the state. He achieved so much without
resorting to borrowing and saddling the state with debt and though he is no longer with us and despite his poor judgment and deficient calculations, which informed his
defection from APGA, we have refused to let him bury that legacy like a child in an unmarked grave. We expected no less from him. He is a product of our party ideology, and that is why we continue to highlight and celebrate his
accomplishments. We expect Governor Obiano to achieve even more for Anambra State. He has already
achieved so much in the space of one year. This is the collective aspiration of our people who hunger for even greater development. The APGA template for governance
will remain the benchmark for all succeeding administrations in this zone.

Equally, with the exit of Peter Obi from APGA, Obiano is now the new leader of your party. Has Obiano been able to fit into the new role?

It gives me great joy today that APGA is in safe hands with Obiano. He rose to the occasion when faced with the unexpected crisis that was created with the defection
of Peter Obi to PDP just a few months into his administration. Many members were confused and traumatised. Obiano has gallantly taken up the role thrust upon him and is shepherding the APGA political family, taking full cognisance of our party ideology, and Ojukwu, our spiritual leader’s principles and aspirations for our people. He has been able to galvanise the political heavyweights in Anambra State, who, in the past, had the propensity to keep successive administrations embattled or at best distracted. He fully appreciates the need for the collaboration of the major stakeholders in Anambra State in order for him to succeed, so he actively reaches
out to them via town hall meetings to solicit their cooperation as well as their honest and constructive criticism and solutions, all in a bid to foster a better
relationship with our party since many of these stakeholders belong to other parties but in no way does this make him a soft touch. Make no mistake, he is a stern taskmaster, and exacting of competence and
diligence as far as his executive team is concerned. It is our hope that as leader and BOT chairman, he will be more assertive in handling the party’s internal
administrative issues. However, being a bridge builder and mediator, he relies more on persuasion and negotiation in dealing with these issues rather than manipulation and does not feel compelled to take others down for him to rise, unlike many of those he is forced to deal with. I commend the fact that he has initiated a process of reconciliation and healing within our party. As I said before, the internal conflict in APGA left many walking wounded, and their injuries were further compounded by Obi’s nocturnal flight to another party. Obiano has created a platform for reconciliation of the aggrieved through dialogue and his inclusive approach to
governance, even regularly bringing those that served in his predecessor’s administration to proffer advice and strategies to help move the state forward. He is tactically engaged in rejuvenating the party at the grassroots level, and in less than one year in office has laid the foundation stone for the erection of a magnificent APGA secretariat, something Peter Obi, despite having served two consecutive terms in office courtesy of APGA, failed to do.

How would you compare the leadership style of the party by Obi and Obiano and what are chances of your party in the upcoming general elections in Anambra State?

Well, I cannot really say much about Peter Obi’s leadership style of the party since that idea of taking control was a toga he kept shrugging off his shoulders and his interventions in party issues were often indirect, but the much I can say is that he devised his own peculiar operational system that he felt was expedient for running the party in a state of emergency. The party was often embroiled in one crisis or another during his tenure. He chose not to take a bold and decisive approach in
handling party matters, and was more subterranean in his method, always reluctant to take unpleasant but necessary decisions, and failing to realise that those who
seek peace must also prepare for war. This cost us dearly. Obiano, on the other hand, has been party leader for barely three months, but one thing I can say about his style is that with him, you know where you stand at all
times. He is genuinely committed to ensuring the growth and sustenance of APGA, and is not afraid to deviate from conventional means in order to handle critical situations when all other options fail. Obiano has been able to endear himself to party members not just in Anambra State but also in the whole of South-East. Donot forget also, that he has to maintain a delicate balancing act of combining two roles – chief executive of the state, as well as the national leader and BOT chairman of the party. In my opinion, his greatest strength lies in his ability to inspire in Ndi-Anambra, the resolve to do better, the commitment to join hands with the government to improve the state. There is a silent revolution going on in Anambra State today, a rebranding of the cultural identity of Ndi-Anambra, a sort of moral rebirth and social restructuring being championed by Obiano through the
promulgation of a code of ethics, which essentially seeks to entrench a better value system and reawaken a certain citizen consciousness within Ndi-Anambra. There is
no doubt APGA is moving forward under his leadership.
Regarding our party’s chances in the upcoming general elections, I believe our prospects are very bright, not just in Anambra State but also in various states across the country where we have fielded good candidates.

Many people believe the exit of Obi from APGA created a huge vacuum. What was the vacuum created and has it been closed?

I wouldn’t go as far as saying that Obi’s exit created a huge vacuum in the party,rather a kind of emotional dislocation for most party members, who were not
psychologically prepared for his exit. He bestrode the state like a colossus; he embodied APGA and the reclamation and emancipation of Anambra State by its own people. It still jolts many of our party members when they see him dressed in another political party’s apparel that is not APGA’s. Many party supporters publicly
burnt their party uniforms bearing his image in a defiant display of outrage over his defection. Now, hardly can one find anything with his image on it in Anambra State.
There is still an ominous silence that descends like a dark cloud each time his name comes up in discussions or at party gatherings. Many people still shake their heads
in total disbelief as to how he tossed out a bird in hand to seek the multitude in the bush. To add insult onto injury, he uncharitably referred to APGA as an “empty shell” shortly after his defection. Well, since he was the chief occupant of that shell for eight years, the indictment is his. It has now become expedient to throw stones
at his father’s house from the neighbour’s compound. Nevertheless, our party has moved beyond mourning his exit. The general perception is that this is a man who
was carried shoulder high, who in the euphoria of the moment dared spit at the wind; he did himself the greatest disservice of all.

When Peter Obi left APGA, you were enraged by his action. Now, we understand there are moves to bring him back to the party. What is your take?

Well, we shall certainly welcome him back with open arms; after all, the return of the prodigal son was heralded with much fanfare. However, Peter Obi must bear in mind
that he has voluntarily relinquished his rights as the firstborn. That void has been filled in his absence. If he returns he will need to toil for his own wealth, since he
has frittered away his inheritance, the goodwill to which he was entitled under Ojukwu’s umbrella. Obi was always prone to asking ‘Is Anambra State cursed or are
we the cause?’ Well, he need look no farther than the mirror. For years to come, the cautionary tale will be told and retold of a much loved son to whom much was given,
and therefore, from whom much was expected; a man whose morbid fear of political oblivion drove him to the edge of the cliff, where he committed political suicide; a
man who had a date with history, but failed to show up at the appointed time. That man would be Peter Obi.

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=109543

coogar:
PDPrïcks and their uncanny ability to manipulate the facts. what's this link doing in your comments when it took place in 2006? is 2006 within the last 7 years?
yes -
all the links you have posted took place in ogun state, the other one was foiled and your proshareng link happened in 2006.
you should log off and come back as whynotthelie

Two policemen killed in Lagos bank robbery
April 05, 2013
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/04/two-policemen-killed-in-lagos-
bank-robbery/#sthash.dPlQ3IWW.dpuf

coogar:
i don't know anywhere in lagos, i am from burundi.
your link is invalid!

Two policemen killed in Lagos bank robbery
April 05, 2013
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/04/two-policemen-killed-in-lagos-
bank-robbery/#sthash.dPlQ3IWW.dpuf

coogar:
if you post this invalid link again, i would ask the moderator to have you banned.

Four die in Lagos bank robbery
NOVEMBER 11, 2013 : COMFORT OSEGHALE
Lagos Police PRO, Ngozi Braide
Four persons, including a yet-to-be identified soldier, have been killed in a robbery attack
on Skye Bank branch at Alaba Market, Lagos State.
The incident, which took place last Tuesday, was said to have occurred around 6pm,
while money was being transferred from the branch, which serves as a cash point, to a
major branch in the area.
An eyewitness told PUNCH Metro, on the condition of anonymity, that the robbers
arrived at the scene on a motorcycle.
He said, “There were two men on the bike and they both wore masks. The motorcycle
rider, however did not wear mask.
“As of the time the robbers came, money was being moved from the cash point to the
other branch. The money was packed in a Ghana-must-go bag. A soldier was waiting to
accompany the person that would carry the bags as was the custom.
“The employee of the bank carried the bag on his head; the soldier was with him. They
had not gone far when the robbers arrived on their motorcycle.”
The robbers allegedly shot at the soldier and the Skye bank employee; both men were
said to have died on the spot.
After seizing the bag, the robbers allegedly fired more shots sporadically. In the ensuing
panic, a recharge card seller and another person were hit.
“The recharge card seller had already run for cover, but she ran back to her table to
collect her cards. She was hit by a stray bullet while running to her hiding place.
“We later learned that she died while being rushed to the hospital. Another man, who
was also hit by a stray bullet, died on the spot. Several more persons were injured too,”
the source said.
The robbers allegedly escaped with the bag, containing an undisclosed sum of money.
When the Lagos State Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Ngozi Braide was contacted,
she said, I will get back to you.”
There was no response from the bank’s spokesperson, Mr. Rasheed Bolarinwa, as he
neither picked the calls made to his telephone nor replied to our correspondent’s text
massage.

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this website, may not be reproduced, published, broadcast, rewritten or
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11 Nov 2013 ... The robbers allegedly shot at the soldier and the Skye bank employee;
both men were said to have ...

coogar:
PDPrïcks and their uncanny ability to manipulate the facts. what's this link doing in your comments when it took place in 2006? is 2006 within the last 7 years?



yes -
all the links you have posted took place in ogun state, the other one was foiled and your proshareng link happened in 2006.

you should log off and come back as whynotthelie

Four die in Lagos bank robbery - The Punch
www​.punchng.com/.../four-die-in- lagos - ...
11 Nov 2013 ... The robbers allegedly shot at the soldier and the Skye bank employee;
both men were said to have ...

coogar:
PDPrïcks and their uncanny ability to manipulate the facts. what's this link doing in your comments when it took place in 2006? is 2006 within the last 7 years?

7years....let me help you....

Four die in Lagos bank robbery - The Punch
www​.punchng.com/.../four-die-in- lagos - ...
11 Nov 2013 ... The robbers allegedly shot at the soldier and the Skye bank employee;
both men were said to have ...

coogar:
the first article you posted was foiled by the police. no money was stolen.

the second article was a robbery incident that took place around ogun state border.

a sting in the tale - it turns out that you are the ignoramus after spending the last 5 hours scouring the internet to discredit the incidence of bank robbery in lagos.

if stüpidity is an academic certificate, you would be a professor.

Do you know places in Lagos at all

coogar:
the first article you posted was foiled by the police. no money was stolen.

the second article was a robbery incident that took place around ogun state border.

a sting in the tale - it turns out that you are the ignoramus after spending the last 5 hours scouring the internet to discredit the incidence of bank robbery in lagos.

if stüpidity is an academic certificate, you would be a professor.

You said there's being no bank robbery in Lagos in 7years


Four die in Lagos bank robbery - The Punch
www​.punchng.com/.../four-die-in- lagos - ...
11 Nov 2013 ... The robbers allegedly shot at the soldier and the Skye bank employee;
both men were said to have ...
Two policemen killed in Lagos bank robbery - Vanguard News
www​.vanguardngr.com/.../two-policeme...
5 Apr 2013 ... LAGOS — Robbers, numbering about 12, in the early hours of yesterday,
stormed the Iju Ishaga ...
Two feared killed as robbers storm bank in Lagos - Proshare
www​.proshareng.com/news/1308
Two persons including a policeman was, on Wednesday, feared killed and one injured as
heavily armed men ...
Bank robbery : Two policemen, four robbers killed in Lagos ...
dailyindependentnig.com/.../ bank - robber...
18 Nov 2013 ... Tragedy struck in Ipaja Ayobo area of Lagos State on Sunday when
daredevil armed robbers engaged ...
Ifelodun | Lagos State Latest News
www​. lagos statenews.com/.../page-64
Panic Over Attempted Bank Robbery in Osun - Vanguard · Ifelodun (Thursday, 29 August,
2013) - Panic Over Attempted ...

fasbat:
kindly remember dt when PDP went for political rally in Ekiti state, almost all police in Ondo were mopped up to beef up security in Ekiti, but alas daredevil Robbers struck at a town in Ondo Town and killed about 9 Mobile police officers Not including passers-by, so Fashola is not incorrect

Was Jonathan in Lagos on these days below


Four die in Lagos bank robbery - The Punch
www​.punchng.com/.../four-die-in- lagos - ...
11 Nov 2013 ... The robbers allegedly shot at the soldier and the Skye bank employee;
both men were said to have ...
Two policemen killed in Lagos bank robbery - Vanguard News
www​.vanguardngr.com/.../two-policeme...
5 Apr 2013 ... LAGOS — Robbers, numbering about 12, in the early hours of yesterday,
stormed the Iju Ishaga ...
Two feared killed as robbers storm bank in Lagos - Proshare
www​.proshareng.com/news/1308
Two persons including a policeman was, on Wednesday, feared killed and one injured as
heavily armed men ...
Bank robbery : Two policemen, four robbers killed in Lagos ...
dailyindependentnig.com/.../ bank - robber...
18 Nov 2013 ... Tragedy struck in Ipaja Ayobo area of Lagos State on Sunday when
daredevil armed robbers engaged ...
Ifelodun | Lagos State Latest News
www​. lagos statenews.com/.../page-64
Panic Over Attempted Bank Robbery in Osun - Vanguard · Ifelodun (Thursday, 29 August,
2013) - Panic Over Attempted ...

coogar:
how can lagos have close to 30,000 police officers when the whole nigeria have less than 380,000 registered police officers?

do you think you are in your village where you can just open your mouth and ptyalise baloney? if you are already drunk, go home and force yourself to vomit so you can post comments with a clearer mind.

Four die in Lagos bank robbery
NOVEMBER 11, 2013 : COMFORT OSEGHALE
Lagos Police PRO, Ngozi Braide
Four persons, including a yet-to-be identified soldier, have been killed in a robbery attack
on Skye Bank branch at Alaba Market, Lagos State.
The incident, which took place last Tuesday, was said to have occurred around 6pm,
while money was being transferred from the branch, which serves as a cash point, to a
major branch in the area.
An eyewitness told PUNCH Metro, on the condition of anonymity, that the robbers
arrived at the scene on a motorcycle.
He said, “There were two men on the bike and they both wore masks. The motorcycle
rider, however did not wear mask.
“As of the time the robbers came, money was being moved from the cash point to the
other branch. The money was packed in a Ghana-must-go bag. A soldier was waiting to
accompany the person that would carry the bags as was the custom.
“The employee of the bank carried the bag on his head; the soldier was with him. They
had not gone far when the robbers arrived on their motorcycle.”
The robbers allegedly shot at the soldier and the Skye bank employee; both men were
said to have died on the spot.
After seizing the bag, the robbers allegedly fired more shots sporadically. In the ensuing
panic, a recharge card seller and another person were hit.
“The recharge card seller had already run for cover, but she ran back to her table to
collect her cards. She was hit by a stray bullet while running to her hiding place.
“We later learned that she died while being rushed to the hospital. Another man, who
was also hit by a stray bullet, died on the spot. Several more persons were injured too,”
the source said.
The robbers allegedly escaped with the bag, containing an undisclosed sum of money.
When the Lagos State Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Ngozi Braide was contacted,
she said, I will get back to you.”
There was no response from the bank’s spokesperson, Mr. Rasheed Bolarinwa, as he
neither picked the calls made to his telephone nor replied to our correspondent’s text
massage.
Copyright PUNCH. All rights reserved. This material, and other digital content on
this website, may not be reproduced, published, broadcast, rewritten or
redistributed in whole or in part without prior express written permission from
PUNCH.



Four die in Lagos bank robbery - The Punch
www​.punchng.com/.../four-die-in- lagos - ...
11 Nov 2013 ... The robbers allegedly shot at the soldier and the Skye bank employee;
both men were said to have ...
Two policemen killed in Lagos bank robbery - Vanguard News
www​.vanguardngr.com/.../two-policeme...
5 Apr 2013 ... LAGOS — Robbers, numbering about 12, in the early hours of yesterday,
stormed the Iju Ishaga ...
Two feared killed as robbers storm bank in Lagos - Proshare
www​.proshareng.com/news/1308
Two persons including a policeman was, on Wednesday, feared killed and one injured as
heavily armed men ...
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coogar:
you have not yet rebutted the fact that you were conceived via änal sėx & delivered from a loose rectüm.

onye nzuzu!
it's not a question of fashola "might" be right, fashola is spot on. until GEJ's evil visit to lagos, there has been no bank robbery in lagos in the last 7 years.....
coincidence or what?

7years?...ignorance is really a disease...lies and propaganda another infirmity all altogether...bro fear God ooo...


ATM robbers kill 2 policemen in Lagos
on november 17, 2013 at 8:15 pm in news
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Two policemen were, in the early hours of Sunday, killed during an encounter with a six-
man robbery gang that attacked a second generation bank’s Automated Teller Machine,
ATM, at Ipaja area of Lagos State.
Vanguard gathered that the two officers met their untimely death when a team of
policemen responded to a distress call from the bank.
The robbers attempted to break open the ATM, when the policemen from Ayobo Police
Division arrived on the scene and the robbers opened fire on them, killing the team
leader, Longus Amuzie, an Assistant Superintendent of Police and one other.
The other policemen were said to have called for backup.
The officer in charge of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, Abba Kyari, swiftly deployed a
team of operatives to the area and four members of the gang were arrested.
Police Public Relations Officer, Ngozi Braide, while confirming the report, said the robbery
was foiled, adding that no money was stolen from the ATM.




Two policemen killed in Lagos bank robbery
on april 05, 2013 at 1:51 am in news
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BY EVELYN USMAN
LAGOS — Robbers, numbering about 12, in the early hours of yesterday, stormed the Iju
Ishaga branch of a new generation bank, killing two policemen during a shoot-out said
to have lasted 15 minutes.
However, the Police said only one of their men was killed while a member of the gang
was also gunned down.
The armed gang, as gathered, also carted away an undisclosed amount of money.
The bandits were said to have stormed the bank at about 3 a.m. in two vehicles. While
some of them reportedly remained outside to ward off intruders, others scaled through
the fence and tied the night guards. They were said to have, thereafter, fired some shots
at the Automated Teller Machine, ATM.
The gunshots alerted some policemen on patrol around the area, who reportedly raced
to the scene.
But on sighting the policemen, the gang members stationed outside reportedly opened
fire, thereby leading to a gun duel at the end of which two of the policemen died.
One of the slain policemen’s identity was given simply as Inspector Nafiu.
Two Amoured Personnel Carriers and combined teams of conventional and Mobile
Policemen reportedly drafted from Area ‘G’ Command, Ogba, later arrived the scene, but
the robbers had fled, leaving the dead policemen in the pool of their blood.
Following the incident, bank customers were directed to the Caterpillar, Ijaye Road
branch of the bank for business transaction.
When Vanguard arrived the scene at about 10 a.m, some management staff from the
bank’s headquarters were seen inspecting the building, part of which was riddled with
bullets.
Shells of expended bullets were taken away by policemen from Area ‘G’ Command.
Effort to get the reaction of the Lagos State Police Public Relations Officer, Ngozi Braide,
failed, as her phone rang without response.
Although a management staff from the affected bank’s headquarters confirmed the
incident, he said the robbers were unable to break into the vault.

barcanista:
Though I find the reaction and constant insult of some of them as very unnecessary, responding to them in like manner will amount to denigration. Whoever wants to insult should continue, when he/she is done he/she will come back to discuss politics. It won't stop me from respecting them as humans neither will it give me emotional break-down.

Keep it up bro...More blessings...

barcanista:
Amen at emboldened.

Sure bro...this guys will commit suicide because of losing you ooo...I can imagine how painful & frustrating it is for them with all these insults and empty rhetorics here, which best describes them than the person the attack is aimed against...Anyway, I am ready for them maybe they desire more of Truckpusher style from more people...

torkaka:
. . . . . . . . . . .@bolded, best ever description of Barcanista!! . . . . . . . . . . .as for the rest of the junk you took up space with, . . . . . . . . . . . .your intelligence is at the same pedestal with that of Goodluck Jonathan

Do you guys dream about barcanista...Oh I see; he's the only smart, reasonable, and intelligent guy amidst your camp then...Stop crying bro...pele

btw Your level of literacy and ability to comprehend is actually in doubt, otherwise what I wrote are simply facts of history about you and APC not junks as your jamming brain is ringing in your skull...Using shouting colours, big fonts sizes, & bolding every page of your life won't make you any better, wiser or more intelligent rather you will still smell thuggery like Jagaban your master...pele

In case you wanna salvage your situation; kindly make use of Jonathan almajiri school to improve yourself before you become irredeemable and thus waste...pele

Thanks for complimenting me with Jonathan kind of intelligence...Sure with such intelligence, Jonathan got to the presidency; may mine be so too...Amen...God bless us all...thanks

modified...

Gbawe2:
Stop mentioning Gbawe and concentrate on licking hairy and unprincipled azz. The reality is that people like you are losers in real life and this is why you can come online to passionately worship faceless e-associate who may be unkept, crooked and homeless bums and beggars in reality. If I exposed your hero for what he really is and you do not know how to live with that then "go and die" as Oshiomhole suggested.

You are not even ashamed to be speaking on behalf of an unprincipled charlatan who changes opinion like a busy 'ashewo' goes through customers on a very busy Saturday Night. Face the topic and stop crying over the fate of your fallen hero you blame Gbawe for. In the 6 years I have been a nairalander, no one can accuse me of being unprincipled or a 'turncoat' who stands for one thing now and something else in a few seconds. Stop making it worse for your 'stomach infrastructure' messiah and face the topic.

Boy, I associate with people not because of their material possession just like you and which you just mentioned here; I DO SIMPLY BECAUSE THEY ARE HUMAN....

Take another look on APC executive list. Who are they?...What do they represent?... What principles and positive ideology do they propagate?...

Kindly help me find out the consistency on these person's positions; speeches; actions etc

1)Buhari about Tinubu...

2)Tinubu about Buhari...

3)Amechi about APC...

4)El-rufai about Buhari...

5)Dele Momodu about buhari and tinubu...

6)Atiku on buhari...

7)Obj on buhari...

Tinubu on Obj...

9)Obj on Tinubu...etc

Why the contradicting and conflicting nauseating statements from them about themselves between 1999 & 2015...It will show you who the hypocrites, vultures,& looters really are and why you also fit into the picture... thanks

barcanista:
Honestly, I don't think you should even respond to him even though I find some of his utterances unnecessary and provoking. I believe we are to build bridges and strengthen friendship irrespective of political divide. Election will come and go, our personal relationship should be what keeps us together. I appreciate yourr concern and defence sincerely. Thank you!

God bless you boss...I can't bear it anymore sincerely... I would have been disappointed in you if you engaged him in such his childish banter...I wonder if Gbawe and other APC folks who choose to insult you than concentrate on the topic of this thread were forced under gunpoint or any such duress to comment on the thread...Why not ignore the thread if you think the Op is irrelevant...If someone had your mention on the thread...Maturely open your own thread and address the person's questions or comments without throwing childish tantrums here....God bless us all...

Jesusloveyou:
pple like u,na im spoil dis country,speaking from both side of ur mouth.

How did he do that

kindly Google these folks in APC and their statements about each other before the marriage of convenience that brought them together in APC...

1)Buhari about Tinubu...
2)Tinubu about Buhari...
3)Amechi about APC...
4)El-rufai about Buhari...
5)Dele Momodu about buhari and tinubu...
6)Atiku on buhari...
7)Obj on buhari...
Tinubu on Obj...
9)Obj on Tinubu...

ON ISSUES... Google...
1)Buhari on boko haram...
2)APC on boko haram...
3)lai Mohammed on boko haram...

Then get back to me what has changed about them and about their statements... Why the contradicting and conflicting statements from them...It will show you who the hypocrites really are and why you also fit into the picture... thanks

Gbawe2:
You are one of the few posters here I like and respect. This is the only reason I am even responding. I have absolutely no interest in contributing my opinion on any thread started by this OP. Doing so is like a father with young children having to 'hang out' with a hardened and unrepentant paedophile. The OP, as you know now, is a totally disgusting human being any decent and morally upright person , whether APC or PDP, will avoid.

Suffice to say, as is the case with unprincipled mercenaries like FFK, OP is delusional attempting to speak for the SW. I can tell you all that majority of average Yorubas do not have a single reason to vote for GEJ. Not one and they are determined to resist and reject him. People can believe me if they want or not but I can authoritatively state here that it is the overwhelming defeat GEJ was facing in the SW that necessitated the much-condemned election postponement. They wanted to try and use the 7 extra weeks to buy every opinion leader in the SW to help them deliver a GEJ win. It is not working so far and GEJ is on a 'long thing'. "Maga don come" things. Anyone giving credibility to the analysis of the hungry OP is simply naive.

OP is a discredited character who works on 'guestimates' while trying to be the insider he will never be. He is the same character who started panicking here about Buhari losing the APC primaries because info was put in the public domain, by PDP desperados, that Atiku had successfully out-bribed all others and was on course to defeat Buhari. Him and others will confess I told them it was all hogwash. I was privy to information that made me realise Buhari would win overwhelmingly because the SW 'big boys' were working for him and would not entertain any derailment of their 'mission'. I told them this but many did not believe me. Yet we all know what happened. It is the same with the upcoming election never mind the delusions of GEJ and his crew.

Similarly, as I predicted the outcome of the APC presidential Primaries and Lagos guber primaries, I am saying here and now that GEJ will not win in the SW if elections are free and fair. On the contrary, the people of the region will disgrace him and the PDP. I can't speak about some things publicly but I will tell you that the PDP, because it is a Party of desperate men and women scared about their future, is operating on 'dutch courage' and pretence bravado. The underground truth is that the APC is not talking much but the Party is fully ready, on all fronts, to counter and overcome the PDP. Who is Gani Adams , Fasehun, FFK, Obanikoro et al? Is it because the Yoruba heavyweight are silent that makes the 'omo ales' think they now run the show? Those who matter in Yoruba land know what they have to do. I will leave it at that. The wise and experienced heads here should ask themselves why Lagos did not fall into PDP hands even under the uber-bully OBJ was. Therein lies the clue to the omerta-style code that will play out to leave the PDP stunned. Imagine silly TANdroid children who are not from the SW pinning their hopes on loquacious, turncoat and desperate opportunists like Fayose, Obanikoro, FFK, Adams et al when the real self-made leaders of the region, that the people respect and obey , have already passed on the message about what must happen. I dey laff. As they say " e go do dem like film".

Have seen all your posts on this thread coupled with some others elsewhere... Now get this; Your obsession with barcanista is becoming childish and very immature of a 'supposed' man like you...You seem to be have an over bloated ego...You ridicule yourself & expose your emptiness cum vague personality in a bid to bring him down...Can't you make your point without attacking his person even on a faceless forum...YOU'RE TOO CHILDISH & PETTY FOR MY LIKING...KINDLY GROW UP...Dumping your group isn't a crime anywhere in the world...His freedom of association is still intact...GO GET A LIFE plzzzz....

anonimi:
Thanks for this revelation o jare.
We must EDUCATE, sensitizise and enlighten our people to understand this nitty gritty of democratic civilised governance.

May the Good Lord bless your hustle jor

kindly post that picture of fashola 419 inspection of train abroad...

anonimi:
Thanks for this revelation o jare.
We must EDUCATE, sensitizise and enlighten our people to understand this nitty gritty of democratic civilised governance.

May the Good Lord bless your hustle jor

lolz...Amen and same to u boss...we keep giving our widow's mite to defeat this devilish conspiracy...