Tranquillity360:
Continue resting in peace Hero.




The Journey you started,we must accomplish it.

Iseeeeeeeee

twilliamx:


But na north dey enjoy am. They are the ones majorly into agriculture. They are getting enriched while the rest are getting impoverished..they inflate price of produce ridiculously or how else can locally produced rice be that expensive?

you are a very wise person

helinues:


Yes cos they are not recognized by FG, SE state governor's and politicians

so you don't exist? because the FG, Your geo political zone governors and politicians doesn't know you exist

Charmingrascal:
These days many Igbos are against Kanu I think he is not doing something right.

Not many Igbos, but those that has profited and is profiting from the decay in Nigeria

How has it helped me or my fellow citizens

Otele has Spoken

mekysmart123:

How do you even have the heart to be typing such hogwash? Are you guys trying to attract another war to South East? Do you know is the innocent people that will surfer the most? You guys are just something else

this your equation no balance..... you should known there's war already, how do you justify the ill-equipped military that has been killing in armed civilians in the south east in order to restore peace?

the military that can't even defeat "bandits" in the north where they are familiar with the area, will now boast of winning the war against men in the rain forest the understands guerilla way of living from childhood...... good luck with both parties.

twilliamx:


But na north dey enjoy am. They are the ones majorly into agriculture. They are getting enriched while the rest are getting impoverished..they inflate price of produce ridiculously or how else can locally produced rice be that expensive?

which ever way they coin it, the south will still be ahead if them.

We Nigerians will still find a way to sustain, and survive it. with jokes and gossips with friends and family,
someone drinks.... life continues.

"this is Nigeria"

e don be for this government, Every 1 kilometer buhari de match cow shit

Cashsteady:
Anambra!!!!!!!!.

abi? they have the highest out if school children they have the highest rate of VVF they have the highest rate of under age marriage they have the highest rate of religious extremists they have the highest rate of Almajiris they have the highest rate of leprosy they have the highest rate of polio the have the highest rate of banditry

Oboy, na pig milk you suck, ask your mama well.

debbydams:
see u, once the spirit God gave is out we are useless..everythinh na 6ft no mata how rich, eternity life is all that matters o u no fit carry money go heaven o..nd seeing tomorrow is not guarantee it takes only the grace of God

as if you have any spirit sef

more of these are needed... great job BTW

Oboy e !....things Don woski for them.

p

true2god:
Wike Ezenwo as a name is an insult to the Igbo people. No Igbo name starts with 'wi' but 'Nw'. Nwanyi (not wayi), Nwankwo (not Wankwo), Nwoke (not woke), Nkwocha (not Kwocha). The Ikwere people are insult to Igbo people and their Igbo ancestors.

The Igbos should allow them be, their brain will reset after the crude oil becomes useless and their past coming back to hunt them for the stupidity and loyalty to the Fulani Caliphate.

Ikwere doesn't have crude.......

Zane2point4:
You're intelligent.

thanks....

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

StagethemTVee:
Governor Wike while on Live interview has dared members of the banned Ipob group to approach or harrass him anywhere in the world. He clarified that he is only calm and collected in appraoching issues because he is a governor and he knows what he can do outside of the office he is occupying.





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yk2kRfc-ihs

this confidence is only here in nigeria....


all these politicians are like fowl rain beat in Europe and America... I wish una luck sha, if IPOB beat you congratulations to them, if you beat them congratulations....



all I'm interested in, is to go through thus life quietly and peacefully... how many years kwanu person go stay, to come carry all this wahala for head.

I went two a unity school, diverse culture, religion, tribes were blended in us. I'm Igbo a Christian, my best friends that I can trust were friends I made in secondary school, the are Muslims, Christians, Eckists, Yoruba ijaw, igbo, Muslims.

the problem from the beginning wasn't any of the above mentioned, the problem is the greed and selfish ambitions of our politicians

Wisdomkosi:
Police Arrest Hoodlums For Allegedly Destroying Police Facilities In Anambra (Photos)



https://igberetvnews.com/1369722/police-arrest-hoodlums-allegedly-destroying-police-facilities-anambra-photos/

how sure can we be, police can parade innocent people and tag them what de want, after all they are the law enforcers, dem go force you.

wetin totoooooooooo%[I de do man no be small

where is your warrant, because if you enter I will shoot you.

AsampeteNwaanyi:

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AsampeteNwaanyi:
only a bastard son of rabid dog will dispute that the shooting of that magnitude won't leave many casualties.

of course they don't know how AK 47 works and how it can cause multiple fatalities in a single shot

e be like say you don use am rob before, as you know weak me

DenreleDave:
If those men are innocent, I weep for them....

Are Nigerian soldiers different from Nigerian airforce ?


Why are some kind and very hospitable to the citizen? We saw some discussing with the citizen on why they want to go Loot a warehouse... Nobody beat them...

But this is so depressing....... BTW there wasn't any looting in Ekiti.. Was there any?

No wonder, most of us lost hope in this country... If the police are not doing well, our Last place of comfort should be the soldiers...

God help us in this nation.... What a sorrowful sight to behold..

Nigerian AIR FORCE, will engage you in the most politest of manner, and will make sure you understands him.... but Omo it will be better army, navy, SARS, Civil defence put together treat your Bleep up, than an Air Force personnel that you pissed off

The United States Government may impose a visa restriction on persons found culpable in the shooting of unarmed # EndSARS protesters at the Lekki Toll Plaza in Lagos on Tuesday .

This is just as the judicial panel set up by the Lagos State Government to probe the Lekki killings is set to begin investigation into the incident on Monday .
Soldiers deployed to quell the protests had opened fire on protesters. While the Defence headquarters has denied deploying soldiers in the Lekki Toll Plaza , Governor Babajide Sanwo -Olu insisted the military carried out the shooting on the peaceful protesters at the toll plaza .

The governor said, “ For clarity , it is imperative to explain that no sitting governor controls the rules of engagement of the military . I have , nonetheless , ordered an investigation into the rules of engagement adopted by men of the Nigerian Army that were deployed to the Lekki tollgate last night. ”
Although the casualty figure remains a subject of controversy , global rights group , Amnesty International , says 12 persons were killed in the incident .

Saturday PUNCH subsequently sent an email inquiry to the US Foreign Mission to Nigeria on whether those found wanting in the shootings would be banned from visiting the US .
The email enquiry read, “ With regard to the shootings at the Lekki toll plaza in Lagos and attack on protesters in various parts of the country , will the United States Government be considering a visa ban on persons found wanting in the last few weeks ?”
In its response, the embassy stated , “ We stand by Secretary Pompeo ’s statement of October 8 , 2020 : Adherence to these democratic norms and to the rule of law allows all citizens to engage in political dialogue and support their choice of candidates , parties , and platforms .
“ We will watch closely the actions of individuals who interfere in the democratic process and will not hesitate to consider consequences – including visa restrictions . ”

Earlier , senior officials of the United States Government on Thursday met with Vice -President Yemi Osinbajo and expressed displeasure over the shootings .
Although the Nigerian Army had denied deploying soldiers to the scene , the US officials demanded that the soldiers behind the shootings be brought to justice .
The spokesperson for the State Department , Morgan Ortagus, said in a statement that the officials were led by the Counsellor of the US State Department , Ulrich Brechbühl .
Others at the meeting include Assistant Secretary Robert Destro and Assistant Secretary Denise Natali .

The officials , according to the statement , raised concerns over the ongoing violence in Nigeria as well as human rights violations and human trafficking .
The statement read in part , “ Counsellor T . Ulrich Brechbühl met with Nigerian Vice President Yemi Osinbajo today in Abuja , Nigeria as part of a previously scheduled delegation , which included Assistant Secretary Robert Destro and Assistant Secretary Denise Natali , to raise US concerns about ongoing violence in Nigeria , human rights , religious freedom , and trafficking in persons, and to hear from senior Nigerian government officials how they are addressing those issues.

“ The counsellor expressed the US condemnation of the use of excessive force by military forces that fired on unarmed demonstrators in Lagos . He expressed condolences to the victims of these shootings and urged the government of Nigeria to abide by its commitment to hold those responsible accountable under the law . ”
According to the statement , Osinbajo , as well as the counsellor , noted that the right to peaceful assembly and freedom of expression are essential human rights and core democratic principles .
“ Counsellor Brechbühl and Vice -President Osinbajo emphasised the importance of US and Nigerian collaboration on common goals of improving security cooperation and strengthening economic partnership to foster mutual prosperity ,” the statement read.

The Nigerian Army had on Wednesday denied that soldiers were at the toll plaza despite eyewitnesses ’ accounts and video evidence showing soldiers shooting .
International Criminal Court Prosecutor , Fatou Bensouda , had also acknowledged receipts of complaints over the incident .

She tweeted , “ My office has been closely following the events around the current protests in Nigeria and the reaction of Nigeria ’s law enforcement and security agencies.
“ Any loss of life or injury is concerning. We have received information alleging crimes and are keeping a close eye on developments , in case violence escalates and any indications arise on that Rome Statute crimes may have been committed. ”

However, the President , Major General Muhammadu Buhari ( retd .) made no mention of any investigation or arrest during his national broadcast on Thursday .

Retired generals condemn shootings as probe begins Monday
Retired military generals on Friday condemned the shooting of unarmed protesters by soldiers at the Lekki Toll Plaza . They tasked the investigative panel set up by the state government to bring those indicted to justice .
A former Provost Marshal of the Nigerian Army , Major General Ikpomwen Idada ( retd .) , faulted the deployment of military men to disperse the protesters, noting that the President should have addressed Nigerians much earlier to douse the tension .

He stated further , “ What happened is unfortunate . It is absolutely untenable for military force to be used on protesters exercising their constitutional right to express their views on how they are governed.
“ At this level , unless God is on our side , everything is pointing towards chaos. We should never have reached that stage where protesters are shot at. ”

He said Nigerians saw videos of people who looked like DSS officials releasing thugs to attack protesters, and that the provocation aggravated the situation , leading to violence.
“ Those who are responsible for it should be disciplined. The army denying that it happened makes it necessary for proper and thorough investigation to be done . Everything points to the fact that those who did the shooting were soldiers . ”

Also, a former General Officer Commanding, 1 st Division , Nigerian Army , Major General Abiodun Role ( retd .) , said the # EndSARS protest and the resultant violence had shown to those in position of authority that an important segment of Nigeria ’s population had woken up to hold them accountable .

In an interview with one of our correspondents in Ibadan on Friday , Role said, “ Nobody was shot at directly . I think they were using training ammunition and they were shooting in the sky . The sound of bullets coming out of the guns scared the protesters and whatever injuries sustained there was not because somebody was shot at directly but because of the stampede .
“ That is not an excuse anyway, if a unit deploys its men to go and carry out such an action , then whoever is responsible for sending them there should be held responsible. ”

On his part , a former Chairman of the Nigerian chapter of Transparency International , Major General Ishola Williams ( retd. ) , condemned the shootings .
In a telephone interview with one of our correspondents on Friday , Williams said, “ Any sensible person will condemn the act of soldiers shooting at unarmed protesters . Anywhere in the world , that is condemnable . If you obey an order to shoot at unarmed persons, you have committed murder. Period !”

“ Obeying order alone is not enough to absolve the soldiers from the shootings . So, they are as guilty as the person who gave the order . ”
He advised that people should wait for the judicial panel of enquiry set up by the governor on the matter, noting that the state ’ s Neighbourhood Watch and Civil Defence corps should have defended the state and federal buildings from being vandalised by the hoodlums.

Meanwhile, Sanwo -Olu said during a live broadcast on Friday that the seven -member Judicial Panel of Enquiry and Restitution for victims of SARS -related abuses in the state would also investigate the Lekki killings and would resume sitting on Monday .

Sanwo - Olu said, “ That same panel headed by retired Justice Doris Okuwobi would also investigate all the issues that happened at the toll plaza on Tuesday . The sitting would start on Monday at the Lagos Court of Arbitration International Centre in Lekki . ”

Over 30 human rights groups in Africa under the aegis of Coalition of Human Rights Organisations in Africa have asked the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights to investigate the alleged murder of protesters at Lekki Toll Plaza .

The coalition comprises organisations like the Human Rights Development and Advocacy Centre ; Coalition Ivoirienne des Défenseurs des Droits Humains ( Ivory Coast); Network of Human Rights Journalists ( The Gambia ); Nigeria Human Rights Commission ; Pos Foundation ( Ghana); Campaign for Human Rights and Development ( Sierra Leone ); and Coalition Togolaise des Défenseurs des Droits Humains ( Togo ) .

Others are Campaign for Democracy ( Nigeria ); Media Right Concern ( Nigeria ); Partnership for Justice ( Nigeria ); Human Rights Defenders in Liberia ( Liberia ); Coalition Malienne des Défenseurs des Droits Humains ( Mali ); Forum des Organisations Nationales des Droits de l ’Homme ( Mauritania); and Lagos Civil Society Participation for Development ( Nigeria ) .
In a statement on Friday tagged ‘Dark Tuesday ,’ over 30 human rights groups in West Africa asked the Banjul , The Gambia - based African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights to investigate and make recommendations on the alleged killings .

Speaking on behalf of the coalition , the Executive Director, HURIDAC , Ayodele Ameen , condemned the shooting of the protesters, saying that the alleged killings were a violation of the Rome Statute , the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights .
The statement partly read, “ The Nigerian citizen has a legitimate right to protest under the Nigerian constitution and their Freedom of Expression and Association is enshrined under the Africa Charter on Human and Peoples Rights , which is domestic law in Nigeria.

https://punchng.com/lekki-shootings-us-reaffirms-visa-ban-policy-for-anti-democratic-forces/

Okoroawusa:
Falz is the son of a privileged lawyer that has been dining with Nigerian elites n politicians for years.

The bloods of dead Nigerians as a result of this carnage he birthed will hunt him to his grave.

So he has time to grant interview to CNN but couldn't control the monster he created.

When the story of #ENDSARS is told no matter how many years from now those with conscience will in their hearts curse you.

Life goes on.

you know nothing JON SNOW

we need more free thinkers like her across all tribes