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Who dug up a 2007 thread? For what purpose/objective? This is stupid! The current army Chief in Liberia: General Prince Charles Johnson III, is appointed by Mr. Weah as new Chief of Staff of the AFL with immediate effect. He is appointed with the rank of Major General, pending confirmation by the Liberian Senate. When confirmed by the Senate, retired Gen.Jan 23, 2018 |
Chad crushing Boko Haram. Tomorrow some stupid APC /Buhari spin doctors will tell us how he eliminated Boko haram |
A girl that can barely spell her own name is now an authority on molecular physics. Chai! 5G don suffer! |
WHO has debunked this theory. |
catoluy:Such a shame! |
Where is Amotekun? |
Residents of Arimogija community in the Ose Local Government Area of Ondo State have begun to flee the community following the fear of attacks by suspected herdsmen. The residents lamented that some Fulani herdsmen killed three persons on their farms during the week, adding that nothing was done to check the criminal activities of the bandits. They also alleged that a helicopter came into the forest of the community and dropped some ammunition for the herdsmen.They said the matter was reported to the police but no action was taken on the matter. A resident of the town, who spoke on condition of anonymity, told City Round that residents of the community had been living in fear, saying some of the residents had begun to relocate following the Fulani herdsmen’s attacks. The resident said, “The Fulani herdsmen have killed three people in the community in one week. They killed a rice farmer, Jacob Odushe and his son, Adura this week. They killed another boy, Victor Ejeh. The boy’s corpse was found in the bush after a week after he was declared missing. The cuts on his body showed that he was killed by the bandits.“We appeal to the state government to come to our aid. We need serious presence of security agencies in our community. We don’t want to take the law into our hands.” He said, “I have been there. The people were so bitter about the man and his son that were killed. As they saw us, they started protesting but I was able to calm them. “They said they were apprehensive of a particular helicopter that allegedly came to the bush. They were suspecting that the helicopter brought some Fulani to the place to attack them. But Mr Governor has sent some soldiers to patrol the community.” The Police Public Relations Officer in the state, Mr Tee-Leo Ikoro, was unable to comment on the matter as he said he was at a meeting when a call was put across to his mobile. He had yet to respond to a text message sent to him. 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. https://punchng.com/residents-flee-ondo-community-as-suspected-herdsmen-kill-three/ |
ikennamadu1:Quoting the wrong person. Please follow the trend of the thread |
VIPERVENOM:Not true. RCC did many jobs during Wikes first term |
Tomorrow if it is still locked,then I will believe. |
These are the same uncouth idiots insulting prof wole Soyinka. Nigeria never had a leadership so reta.rded and backwards. |
It's amazing that some sane people quote this obviously deranged woman or maybe they are not so sane either. |
If the engine is knocked, what are you selling for 600k?, the housing? |
"Rip van Winkle". Another new name for Buhari. Very apt. |
Nobel laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka has described the total lockdown orders issued by President Buhari in Lagos and Ogun States over coronavirus as illegal and unconstitutional. Soyinka who insisted that President Buhari does not have the power to unilaterally lockdown a state as there is no war or emergency, wondered why a President president who had been conspicuously AWOL woke after a prolonged siesta to issue orders. The Nobel Laureate also described President Buhari as the Rip van Winkle of Nigerian history (a person who is oblivious to changes especially in social attitudes or thought) in his statement ‘Between Covid and Constitutional Encroachment.' His statement reads; “Constitutional lawyers and our elected representatives should kindly step into this and educate us, mere lay minds,” Mr Soyinka, a professor of comparative literature, began in the statement. “The worst development I can conceive is to have a situation where rational measures for the containment of the Corona pandemic are rejected on account of their questionable genesis. This is a time for unity of purpose, not nitpicking dissensions. “So, before this becomes a habit, a question: does President Buhari have the powers to close down state borders? We want clear answers. “Appropriately focussed on measures for the saving lives and committed to making sacrifices for the preservation of our communities, we should nonetheless remain alert to any encroachment on constitutionally demarcated powers. ‘We need to exercise collective vigilance, and not compromise the future by submitting to interventions that are not backed by law and constitution. “A president who has been conspicuously AWOL, the Rip van Winkle of Nigerian history, is now alleged to have woken up after a prolonged siesta and begun to issue orders. Who actually instigates these orders anyway? From where do they really emerge? “What happens when the orders conflict with state measures, the product of a systematic containment strategy- – `including even trial-and-error and hiccups — undertaken without let or leave of the centre. "So far, the anti-COVID-19 measures have proceeded along the rails of decentralised thinking, multilateral collaboration and technical exchanges between states. “The Centre is obviously part of the entire process, and one expects this to be the norm, even without the epidemic’s frontal assault on the Presidency itself. Indeed, the Centre is expected to drive the overall effort, but in collaboration, with extraordinary budgeting and refurbishing of facilities. “The universal imperative and urgency of this affliction should not become an opportunistic launch pad for a sneak RE-CENTRALISATION, no matter how seemingly insignificant its appearance. I urge governors and legislators to be especially watchful. No epidemic is ever cured with constitutional piracy. It only lays down new political viruses for the future.” |
benzion72:Sure, transmission will be faster in an air conditioned environment |
His request is in order. The federal government should be proactive in its approach to contain this virus. All the states should be given some grant to fight this scourge. We must not wait until infection rates get to the level of Lagos or fct. All the hate filled morons abusing the governor and Igbos , your parents are failures giving birth and raising despicable animals like you. . |
It is most unfortunate that one shares the same country with this dumb wits. |
Dayodragon:I can now confirm that GEJ supporters are as stupid as Buhari supporters. No hope for this country, so sad! ![]() |
MrPaul2:Ashamed of stating the fact? You check yourself |
senatordave1:Go and hang your self then, you can't dictate for igbos or any group how they should share their votes. |
Parable007:When what happened? So GEJ was a great competent leader? Or Buhari is a great competent leader? Nigerians abhor the truth that is why the country can never move forward. Sentiments have blinded all of you |
helinues:Trashy post. You made no sense! |
GEJ should keep quiet! He is as worthless as the current occupant |
topsydo15:He could plea self defense. After all it was in his bedroom. His word against an adulterous woman |
BlackBaron:It can. You input your height it can accurately calculate your BMI |
Spot on! |
NextD18:No be small thing! |
You may have a point. The virus does not thrive in a hot or humid environment. Even if it is transmitted in Nigeria most likely it will be in an air conditioned environment like also rock |
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