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Most people are under-estimating the threat from these murderers. Almost everyone and every ethnic group/community is a target. We need to occupy the Internet, social media and demand concrete accountability from the government of the day. Lives are being wasted with impunity and this does not call for any secret approach. There should be very visible and robust security response to this lawlessness. |
Who knows this group and who/what they represent? The government of the day needs to holistically re-think its politico-security strategy. As we speak, production of several companies via the Forcados line has been shut since February, resulting in colossal loss to the nation and companies, States and even communities involved by way of its impact on oil revenue including 13% derivation. It's laudable and commendable to deal with criminals but use of force as a stand alone to resolve the Niger Delta issue is an unviable proposition. Yes, criminals should be isolated and dealt with, but the wider issues and grievances that throw up restiveness and instability in the region, needs to be better appreciated and handled with uncommon statecraft. It doesn't appear that critical stakeholders understand what we are dealing with, at least, and perhaps, not yet. |
A human rights group, Centre for Human Rights and Social Justice has demanded that President Muhammadu Buhari clears up Sambisa Forest which serves as the operational headquarters for the Boko Haram sect for Fulani herdsmen to graze their livestock. The call is contained in a statement by the Chairman of the group, Suleiman Adeniyi, and made available to newsmen in Osogbo on Sunday. The group pointed out that it will be of no use acquiring land all over the country for grazing, when the President can clear the Sambisa Forest for herdsmen to graze their cattle The call is contained in a statement by Chairman of the group, Sulaiman Adeniyi, made available to newsmen in Osogbo on Sunday. The group pointed out that it will be of no use acquiring land all over the country for grazing, when the President can clear the Sambisa forest for herdsmen to graze their cattle. Adeniyi noted that appearance of the herdsmen now poses major threat to the peace of the nation with their viciousness, adding that moving them to Sambisa forest would be a better alternative rather than starting another crisis with land owners all over the country. The statement reads, “The President Muhammadu Buhari led Federal Government of Nigeria should go and clear the den of Boko Haram sect, popularly called ‘Sambiza Forest’ for its proposed ‘Grazing Reserve Project’ for the Fulani Herdsmen. “The proposed bill would increase avoidable crisis in the land through the violent resistance across the region of the country. The Fulani herdsmen have become dangerous species across the states of the federation. “President Buhari should drop the idea of forcing the grazing reserves bill on the states contrary to section 17,18 and 20 of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria as amended, in order to save the country from imminent violent problem. “The proposed grazing reserves idea is ill-conceived, illegal, unconstitutional, self-serving, retrogressive, day-light robbery and time bomb which is capable of igniting monumental crisis across the length and breadth of the nation.” The group called on politicians and international community to prevail on the President to drop the idea, saying it might spark another crisis which would be difficult to solve.” The group also commended the Amnesty International for bringing to the public notice the high rates of alleged human rights abuses of the nation’s security agents in the war against Boko Haram sect. poses major threat to the peace of the nation with their viciousness, adding that moving them to Sambisa Forest would be a better alternative rather than starting another crisis with landowners all over the country. http://dailypost.ng/2016/04/24/clear-sambisa-and-relocate-fulani-herdsmen-there-group-tells-buhari/ |
Op, we need to connect oh! Representing Awume Ehaje! |
I fully support that we must fight corruption and social injustice in all its ramifications. We must also fight the ravaging Fulani killings and the protracted fuel scarcity that is inflicting hardship on innocent Nigerians. |
The Federal High Court, Ado-Ekiti Division, on Wednesday fined the State Security Services, SSS, N5million for illegally arresting and detaining a member of the Ekiti State House of Assembly, Afolabi Akanni, who represents Efon Constituency 1. Mr. Akanni was whisked away on March 4 by SSS operatives who invaded the House of Assembly complex for alleged breach of security regulations. He was eventually released on March 22. Mr. Akanni was not in court on Wednesday. His counsel, Obafemi Adewale, told the judge, Taiwo Taiwo, his client could not be physically present because he was still receiving “post-traumatic” treatment in a hospital outside the state. Delivering his judgment, the judge, noted that the Respondent, SSS, had all along failed to either deny or defend the position, facts and allegations of the applicant. He said in the eyes of the law, “there is no basis for the court to believe that all that the applicant had alleged against the DSS were not true.” According to him, Mr. Akanni’s fundamental rights as a citizen of Nigeria, as specified by the principles of the Rule of Law and the African Charter on the Rights of individuals, had been violated by the SSS in illegally arresting and continually detaining him for 18 days. The court also granted three out of the four reliefs sought by the applicant’s counsel, which are, “whether the applicant’s unlawful arrest and detention is justified , whether the said intimidation, torture and continued detention is not a violation of his fundamental human rights and a violation of the Rule of Law, and whether the applicant’s is not entitled to damages”. Mr. Adewale, after the court session, described the judgment as a courageous demonstration of the willingness and readiness of the judiciary to protect the sanctity of the constitutionally guaranteed fundamental rights of the citizens of this country. “This is not about Afolabi Akanni, it is not about the Ekiti State House of Assembly, and it is not about Governor Fayose. It is about the ordinary man on the streets who has this right but who is now facing an apparent trend all over the federation of a gradual return to the days of impunity when security agencies trudge relentlessly on the rights of the citizens of this country under various guises,” he said. “The people working in security have their limits as specified by the laws that created them but most of them operate as if they are above the law. “What the court has done today is to again re-emphasize that we have a constitution in Nigeria which is supreme to every other organs of government and which guides every of our conduct including the President of the country. “It is not even about the N5 million awarded for damages and the court has stated that when you do what the DSS has done to Akanni, the fine must be paid. Within the parameters of the law, we will ensure that the money is paid by the Respondent.” Also, the Speaker of the Ekiti State House of Assembly, Kola Oluwawole, said the judgment has vindicated the House’s position that the SSS’ invasion, arrest and detention of its members were illegal and against the democratic principles of the country. ” The judgment is a vindication of our position that the DSS’ invasion of the state House on March 4 was an aberration,” Mr. Oluwawole said. “We cried to the world over this. The opponents were giving excuses and the DSS were not even helping the matter, but the judgment has shown that the DSS’ action was illegal.” http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/202122-court-fines-sss-n5million-illegal-arrest-detention-ekiti-lawmaker.html |
The chairman of the Lagos State House of Assembly Committee on Information, Strategy and Security has told President Muhammadu Buhari to put measures in place to check criminal activities of Fulani herdsmen. The lawmaker, Tunde Braimoh, made the call on Wednesday in Lagos in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN). Mr. Braimoh (APC-Kosofe II) said taking such a step would boost the integrity of the president and re-affirm the people’s confidence in his administration. “The president needs to be courageous; we know him as a man of integrity, he will not be swayed away by myopic, parochial, religious and inglorious tendencies. “We want him to protect his integrity. Fulani herdsmen have done a lot of havoc in Nigeria. “Fulani herdsmen are aggressive and excessive, they wreak havoc on innocent citizens in various parts of Nigeria. “The president needs to deal with the issue of Fulani herdsmen decisively. They have constituted nuisance across the country,” Mr. Braimoh said. According to him, the Federal Government’s investment on the herdsmen through nomadic education has not yielded the desired results. The lawmaker advised the government to change the system of education for the herdsmen and build ranches for them. He said the government should be able to educate the herdsmen to know their right from wrong. Mr. Braimoh recalled that some herdsmen had once brought their cattle to graze on the highway in some parts of Lagos. He urged the Department of State Security to be diligent and proactive in handling security issues affecting herdsmen. Social and economic activities were on Tuesday disrupted at Asaba in Delta as thousands of people took to the street to protest the growing involvement of Fulani herdsmen in criminal activities in the state. http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/202130-apc-lawmaker-advises-buhari-tame-fulani-herdsmen.html |
Arik Air’s business activities were on Wednesday disrupted by members of several aviation unions over an alleged N12.4 billion debts owed the Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria (FAAN).http://dailypost.ng/2016/04/20/arik-air-shut-down-as-unions-protest-n12-4bn-debt-it-owed-faan/
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God commands all cultists everywhere and on Nairaland that "unless ye repent, ye shall likewise perish". |
I don't know why the government has not seen that this madness by marauding murderers is perhaps the greatest threat currently to our corporate existence. While acknowledging that these attacks pre-dated this administration, honesty compels me to admit that the attacks have escalated in scope and intensity since last year. These heartless criminals operate with a level of impunity and audacity that beggars explanation. I shudder to think that these heartless agents of death can rape women on farms, slaughter women and children and yet the Press, ICC, Amnesty International, Political E-warriors, partisan apologists, die-hard fanatics, blinded zealots and arm chair/internet analysts have not given it the attention it deserves. |
The people slaughtering innocent people in their homes and on their farms across the country must go! Government must wake up and act pragmatically. We demand resignation of anyone including any head of security agency who cannot track down and nail this marauding murderers. The bloodletting, wanton killings and brazen audacity of criminal killers cannot be accepted. It's becoming as deadly if not more than Boko Haram. |
There is need for collective citizen resolve that government must deal decisively with this ravaging wanton killings and lawlessness. It is inexcusable, unjustifiable, unwarranted and unacceptable! |
hentech911:LasPlagas, Thanks for your very informed comment. Samsu oil is very effective but it has the side effects you mentioned. The promoters like has now suggested, should have advised people on what to do. Some who use it unknowingly, will think the peeling and wound is peculiar to them or due to overdose as in too much application whereas the problem is with the oil itself. hentech911, When you mix with glycerin, does it provide full respite/relief from this side effect? And is there an alternative to Glycerin? What if u apply very mildly and dilute in water for example? |
I expect the APC members of the House to reject this since they are progressives unlike their PDP counterparts! |
Ahmad Gumi, a prominent Muslim cleric, has described the preaching bill that has been generating controversy in Kaduna state as unconstitutional. Nasir El-Rufai, governor of Kaduna, had said the bill was an updated version of an existing law required to curtail inflammatory sermons by faith leaders. But in an interview in the April edition of The Interview, Gumi said the bill had gone too far. “If you are trying to fight terrorism and extremism, you don’t clamp on the freedom of speech, freedom of thought and freedom of propagation of thoughts. These liberties are enshrined in the constitution,” he said. However, he said that the bill could drive extremism underground. The cleric also described Boko Haram as “100% a Muslim problem”, accusing some people in the north of “cooperating with and working to protect them.” “Boko Haram as it now is cannot prosper in Ibadan, because the locals will expose them. The same in Enugu. The people agitating for Biafra cannot prosper in the north because they will be exposed. “We have to understand that these people are from amongst us and that the society is not doing enough to bring these elements out. I can tell you that Boko Haram is 100% a Muslim problem.” Gumi, who also described the agitation for Biafra as “analogue,” challenged Muslim leaders to do more to combat Boko Haram. He also spoke on the military-Shiite clash in Zaria; the ongoing investigation into the $2.1billion arms scandal involving Sambo Dasuki, the former national securuty adviser; and the anti-corruption war of President Muhammadu Buhari’s government. https://www.thecable.ng/kaduna-preaching-bill-unconstitutional-says-gumi |
The House of Representatives has settled for Peugeot 508 as official vehicles for the 360 members at a total cost of N3.6 billion, Daily Trust gathered yesterday. Each vehicle costs N10 million and delivery will be made in two to three months. Daily Trust had on Sunday exclusively reported that the Senate had started taking delivery of 108 Toyota Land Cruiser Sport Utility Vehicles (SUV) it ordered for members at the cost of N3.8 billion. Thirty six of the vehicles, which cost N35.1 million each, were delivered last Tuesday and distributed to senators the following day. However, checks by our reporter indicated that a Toyota Land Cruiser SUV V6 2016 model is sold at N17 million. Daily Trust gathered last night that the House had already given Peugeot Automobile Nigeria (PAN) a letter of intent to supply the cars. The committee on House services, which is saddled with the responsibility of processing the purchase of the vehicles, met yesterday and took the final decision on the vehicles, it was learnt. The cars are ostensibly intended for committee work. There are 96 standing committees in the House, but the cars would be shared in such a manner that each member would get one. Initially the House had wanted to buy Camry 2016 model, but the members changed their minds to avoid clash of interest because the sole major distributors of Camry in Nigeria, Vatswani Brothers, were under an investigation by the House. The source said the National Assembly tenders’ board would meet this week on the matter and the cars might be supplied within the next few months. The spokesman of the House Rep Abdulrazak Namdas (APC, Adamawa) confirmed to Daily Trust that it was true that the House had settled on Peugeot 508 at the cost of N10 million each. He said they decided to settle for a Nigerian company in order to boost the company’s revenue base, adding that the vehicles would be supplied between the next two and three months. Namdas insisted that the vehicles would be for committee activities and not for the personal use of the lawmakers. Our source added that PAN would ship all the parts of the vehicles from its mother company in France and assemble them in Nigeria. Read more at http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/reps-to-buy-n3-6bn-cars/143092.html#JMFCoY1ahJEjUS7g.99 |
Both States are being ravaged by Fulani attackers. Hope they can team up in the North Central, exerting pressure on the Federal Government to decisively address the cycle of wanton destruction, lawlessness and impunity? |
WITH the lingering petrol scarcity and its attendant effects on Nigerians, the Federal Government should, as a matter of urgency, find ways of cushioning the untold hardship brought upon Nigerians. The government of the day has introduced several policies that can encourage local production of consumables, such as ban on importation of essential commodities, but this happens to be one of the policies that have been rubbished by scarcity of fuel in the last couple of months. Visits to major markets in Lagos and Ibadan, revealed low patronage, meaning that the purchasing power of many Nigerians had dropped, especially in the face of backlog of unpaid salaries. It is no longer news that many states in the federation have been unable to meet their monthly obligation of paying workers’ salaries as at when due. The situation in Agege market, in Lagos, was the same as that of Bodija, in Ibadan, when the Nigerian Tribune visited the markets at the weekend. In fact, major warehouses which were usually dotted by long queues were devoid of such, as they had exhausted all their stocks of imported brands of commodities, ranging from rice, vegetable oil, tinned foods, among others. As of December 2015, a bag of real long grain rice in the name of Royal Umbrella, Special Caprice, Mama Gold, Mama Africa, Elephant, PJS, Tomato among others, was N10,200, with various short and medium grains going for between N8,000 and N9,000. But as of last weekend, in both cities, the long grain stuff was not available and where available, a bag sold for N15,000. The usual flooding of the markets with both short and medium grains seem to have abated, as a bag now costs N13,000. A jute bag of brown beans (Oloyin) sells for between N24,500 and N25,800, as against N19,800, while drum now goes for N19,200 as against N15,600. Yam flour price that was previously determined by climatic conditions has remained on the high side, as a jute bag goes for N60,000, while the medium bag sells for N45,000. Gari, which always come to the rescue of the cash-strapped, is no longer for the poor as a tin/bowl has risen from N1,500 to N2,500, a 10-kilogramme bag of semovita now sells for N2,700, as against N2,200, wheat price per 10-kilogramme bag has equally gone up with N200, from N2,200 to N2,400. The various brands of imported vegetable oils that were sold for N6,500 last December, now sell for N10,000 for a 25-litre keg. Though they come in different brands, like Kings, Emperor, Moi, Hayart, it will take a discerning consumer to get the sealed keg and not the refill from neighbouring Cotonou for almost the same price. A 10-kilogramme pack of frozen turkey or chicken obtainable for just N6,500/N7,000 four months ago is sold between N8,000 and N9,000. Commodities like tinned tomato puree, sweet corn, Farrows green beans, hot dog, mayonnaise, hot dog, red kidney bean among others are almost double their original prices. Giant size of the various brands of tomato puree (St Rita, Gino, De Rica, De Gold, Pomo etc), which sells for N900 before, now costs between N1,200 and N1,500, depending on the city of purchase. Sweet Corn, whether Green Giant or Napa, which sold for N150, now costs between N180 and N220; Red Kidney bean now sells for N250, as against N160; Hot Dog (sausage) was originally N200, but now N275, while big bottle Bama Mayonnaise salad cream has gone as high as N1,300, against N900. The saying that butter is not for the monkey is applicable to what is currently going on, as the confectionary industry is not comfortable with the prices of its raw materials, as the common margarine is getting out of hand. A 50- kilogramme bag of wheat flour irrespective of its maker sells for N9,300, as against N6,500, 50-kilogramme bag of sugar was 7,000 before now. It now costs N9,400. A-10 kilogramme bucket of Topper margarine, which sold for N5,800, now sells for N7,500, while the least in this family sells for N4,500. Common yeast that sold for N350 for a pack is now N600, with flavouring a roll (12 bottles) selling for N1,500, as against N1,000. Family special staple, noodles for both young and old sells for N1,500 against N1,250. If the sky-hitting prices were occasioned by the policy on importation of consumables, how do we explain a big basket of tomato which shelf life is only a few days now selling for as much as N20,000? A medium bag of Tatashe (long pepper) that usually sells for N5,000 is now N12,000 with a three-litre bucket of Rodo going for between N700 and N1,300, which was before now sold for N500. A cross section of traders spoken with blamed the prices on government’s ban on importation and the lingering fuel crises. http://tribuneonlineng.com/prices-of-commodities-skyrocketting-killing-—findings |
Thanks op. Another good one is Laterna Bookshop 13 Oko-Awo Close, its in the area of Eko Hotels in Lagos. https://laternabooks.com/ |
This madness and reckless impunity by ravaging criminals must be widely condemned and decisively dealt with by the government of the day. They must be no sacred cows or preferential treatment irrespective of political party affiliation, tribe or religion. All criminals and murderers should be arrested and prosecuted. That is change delivered! |
.He asked me to open my legs for medical examination. Before I knew what was happening, his manhood was inside me, she alleges •.Did she tell you her hands were tied or she was drugged? He asked By CHIOMA IGBOKWE THE Police in Lagos have begun investigation into an alleged case of rape against the Medical Director of a fertility clinic, Sayemi Naturescience Centre. The suspect (names withheld) was alleged to have had carnal knowledge of one of his patients on Saturday April 9, 2016 at one of his centers in Ikeja area of Lagos State. His accuser, one Mrs Funke (other names withheld) made the allegation in her statement at the police station few days after the encounter, hoping that she would get justice. She alleged that the Doctor used a medical instrument called transducer which is usually inserted inside thevagina and moved around slightly while ultrasound images are shown on screen. According to her, she was convinced that the method would allow the doctor have a good view of her womb to ascertain if anything was wrong. The instrument which has the shape of the penis, she alleged , was inserted into her vagina but she never knew when the doctor withdrew the instrument and inserted his own penis inside her untill he was about to ejaculate. Although this might sound like a fairy tale, the victim insisted she never consented to the act. Battling to control her tears, Mrs. Funke said that it was her quest to conceive that landed her in trouble. In her words, “I have a 24 year old son and ever since, all efforts to get pregnant had failed. I have visited different hospitals and prayed endlessly for God to remember me. Luckily, I have an understanding husband who stood by me all these years. “I knew that I had to do anything possible to ensure that there are children in the house. This was how I picked interest in any programme that talks about fertility. Early in the month, I watched a health programme organized by the Doctor who is the founder of Sayemi Naturalscience Centre, Ikeja. “During the programme, he explained that he had a natural way through which he could heal infertility. I was impressed and I decided to visit his clinic when he explained that my problem could be solved through dieting. “Last Saturday, with the consent of my husband, I decided to pay him a visit. I bought their clinic card for N2000 and waited for my turn. When I finally saw the doctor, I narrated my medical history and all the efforts that I had made to conceive. He assured me that his clinic would be my last bus stop but he would need to access my body through vaginal scan. “I knew what vaginal scan meant. Immediately, I stretched my body on the table for examination. Normally, you were expected to lie down and spread your legs widely apart. I trusted the doctor, so I never queried his method. “He applied cream on my vagina and inserted the instrument used by doctors for normal vaginal scan. The only odd thing he did was to touch my clitoris and I tried to resist and he told me to calm down that this was a perfect process of inducing my hormones so that he could access my body well. “At that point, I relaxed very well, closed my eyes and spread my legs because my focus was to get solution. “At a point, he removed the equipment and inserted it again but this time, it was much bigger. I believed that it was as a result of him handling with my clitoris that made me to get carried away to the point that I could not tell that the stuff that was bigger inside me was actually his penis. “It was the noise he made when he was about to ejaculate that drew my attention and I opened my eyes and lo and behold, he was actually having sex with me instead of the scan.” Shocked, Mrs. Funke claimed that she quickly wore her pants and asked the doctor why he took advantage of her. “I was shocked as well as embarrassed. I was terrified because I could not understand if this was the process. He quickly removed the condom and threw into the waste basket and started begging me to forgive him and allow him to proceed with the treatment. I left his office and complained to the nurse who was on duty and she said that it is not a new thing that the man is used to sleeping with most of his patients. She asked me to forgive him that she would find a way to get the hospital compensate me so that the matter would be closed”. When asked why she did not scream or attack the doctor when she discovered what happened, Mrs. Funke said that her main concern was to get out of the place safe. “When I discovered what he did, I was terrified because I could not understand why he did that to me. I have heard of how people mysteriously die and my main concern was to leave his office alive, that was why I complained bitterly to the nurse. When I got home, I told my husband what I went through and he asked me to formally report to the police. Heaven knows that I did not consent to the act. I only had faith in the doctor that he knew what he was doing”, she claimed. She begged the police to assist her to get justice. “I am legally married and I am blessed with a great husband. That was why I confided in him. He was the one who encouraged me to be bold enough to report the matter to the police so that such a crime would not continue.” When Saturday Sun called the number on the hospital card as presented by the woman, the person who answered the call admitted that he was the Medical Director and queried if his accuser was not conscious or drugged when the alleged act took place. He thanked the reporter and assured that he would sort out the problem as soon as possible to avoid any scandal. When the Doctor was called again on his mobile phone number at about 1:27pm on Thursday to react in details to the allegation, he initially feigned ignorance but later said he had no comment to make. Other women recall similar encounters Just like Funke, some women who heard her story pleaded with the Police to use her case as an example for other doctors who are in the habit of sleeping with their female patients. One of such is Mrs. Vivian Agu who said that her gynecologist in a popular hospital around HRC Enugu fondled her breast when she was eight months pregnant. “I started bleeding at eight months of my pregnancy and my doctor sent me for a scan at the said hospital. When I got there, being my first time, I obtained a card and was sent to see a doctor before the scan. When I got to him, he asked my name which I gave to him. The next thing, he started handling my breast and I was just watching. At a point, he asked if I was not feeling Hot and I told him that I did not even know that he was touching my breast. He told me that I was a strong woman as so many women at that point, used to plead with him to have sex with them. I asked him why he was doing it and he told me that he needed to access the fluid that would come out of nipples so he could write his report before I went for the scan. I did the scan and left. I felt that was the process untill I became pregnant again, I was sent for another scan but this time around, I had it at Enugu Scan Centre and when it got to my turn, the doctor just did the scan he never touched my breast. I asked him why he did not touch my breast and he told me that it had nothing to do with the scan. It was then I narrated my experience with the other doctor and he told me that the doctor was promiscuous.” Another victim Bola recalled that she went through hell for 17 years waiting for the fruit of the womb. “I was desperate to get a child and was ready to go to any hospital or prayer house. One day, my husband’s friend referred me to a doctor and told me that he would be my last bus stop. I was excited and followed him. The so-called doctor asked me to bend down and remove my pants, that he wanted to examine my vagina from behind. “I discovered that he was robbing a cream on my clitoris and I kept quiet because I thought it was the procedure. Meanwhile, I was very vigilant because in the course of my childlessness, I had never experienced such. Suddenly, he brought out his penis and was about to insert it in my vagina when I shouted. I ran out of the office screaming. That was the last time and I swore I would never visit any place that is not a good hospital. And as God would have it, am blessed with three daughters today. “Women go through a lot all in the name of making babies. No sane woman would boldly tell her husband or friends that her doctor or even pastor slept with her.” Another woman who preferred to remain anonymous said she was almost lured into sleeping with one herbal doctor in Lagos.” The man was introduced to her as a prophet and herbal doctor. My friend took me to his church at Epe. I was asked to fast for seven days while he gave me some herbs to cook and drink. He asked me to return on the day of my ovulation that I would be prayed for and after that sleep with my husband. “On that day, I went there with my friend. When it was my turn to see the prophet, he asked me to remove my pant and lie on the table. He also told me to spread my legs and close my eyes. To ensure that my eyes were closed, he used a red cloth to cover my eyes. I became suspicious but played along although my eyes were closed but my legs were not. I removed the blindfold as soon as someone touched my legs and said “open your legs.” I got the shock of my life when I saw the prophet’s erected penis. I screamed and pushed him aside. Instead of hiding his face in shame, he told me that he wanted to make me conceive in case my husband is not able. I ran out of his office only for my friend who heard my voice to order me to go back into the room and comply with the prophet’s instruction. She said that there it was no big deal. I left the place annoyed and disappointed.” Reacting to the incident, a lawyer, Emmanuel Eke said the victim needs to be very convincing, giving no space for the accused to evade justice if he is indeed guilty. “The truth is that in Africa, it is hard to prove a rape case. This is an uphill task. Medical examination is important here and I do not know whether that is possible within the space that she reported the incident. But winning is not the only issue. It is worth seeking for justice. She may be believed empirically but may not be believed legally. Most importantly, that will stop the doctor from trying such out on another person. He is quite aware that he has a record with the police. I commend the lady who was bold enough to report the matter.” When contacted on the incident, the state Police spokesperson, Dolapo Badmus said the command is already aware of the case and would act accordingly. http://sunnewsonline.com/fertility-test-goes-messy-housewife-accuses-doctor-of-rape/ |
The Ijaw Youth Council (IYC), worldwide has demanded the immediate release of Mrs. Gesila Khan, Resident Electoral Commissioner for Cross River State who was invited and then arrested by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on Wednesday, 13 April, 2016 in Port Harcourt, Rivers State. According to IYC, in a statement signed by Eric Omare, the group’s spokesman “Mrs. Khan, had gone to the office of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to honour an invitation and having met with the EFCC team, they demanded for a first class traditional ruler or holder of the national honour of Commander of the Niger (CON) to stand surety to bail her. However, when the surety was made available on Thursday, the 14th of April, 2016, the EFCC at Port Harcourt claimed that they no longer know her whereabout.” The IYC condemned what it called “this illegal conduct and flagrant abuse of power by the EFCC in the guise of fighting corruption. While all well-meaning Nigerians and organizations, including the IYC have over the years supported efforts at stamping out corruption from Nigeria, we insist that such a fight must be done within the ambit of the law and not to witch hunt perceived enemies of the government in power. If the EFCC and other security agencies have any case against Mrs. Khan, she should be taken to a competent court of law and not subject to continuous harassment and intimidation as they have been doing to her since July 14, 2015. “The arrest, continuous harassment, detention and taking of Mrs. Khan to an unknown destination by Buhari’s security agents is a deliberate effort to punish her because the ruling party lost the 2015 general elections in Rivers State. Mrs. Khan served as Resident Electoral Commissioner for Rivers State during the 2015 general elections. According to IYC,”Nigerians would recall the illegal arrest and molestation of Mrs. Khan by the Directorate of State Security (DSS) under Mr. Daura in order to discredit the general elections in 2015 Rivers State at the tribunal in August 2015. “This effort by the EFCC is a continuation of the humiliation and psychological torture of Mrs. Khan. The IYC finds the vindictive nature of the Buhari administration totally unacceptable. This attitude poses serious danger to our democracy and the rule of law. For a government that came into power due to the political magnanimity of a sitting President to be going after any person it deems to have acted as an obstacle to taking over Rivers State, its cash cow is most disappointing and worrisome.” According to IYC “Nigeria is under siege and civil society organizations and Nigerians must stand up against these wanton violations of the rights of citizens under the guise of fighting corruption.” Consequently, the IYC demand for the immediate and unconditional release of Mrs. Gesila Khan and warn the Buhari administration to stop the witch hunt against Nigerians and especially Niger Deltans who served under the administration of President Jonathan”. http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2016/04/15/iyc-demands-immediate-release-of-gesila-khan/ |
.He asked me to open my legs for medical examination. Before I knew what was happening, his manhood was inside me, she allegeshttp://sunnewsonline.com/fertility-test-goes-messy-housewife-accuses-doctor-of-rape/ |
A taxi driver in his 50s reportedly slumped and died during sex with a middle aged-woman at Lanjorin section of Muritala area, Ilorin on Tuesday night. The deceased reportedly died, few hours after he had told his wife he was attending a three-day prayer vigil. The incident, it was gathered occurred around 11pm. The deceased was said to have been rushed by the woman’s neighbours to a private clinic in the area after he slumped and the woman began to scream for help but he was rejected at the clinic. Some bystanders had earlier attempted to burn the clinic on allegations that the Director refused to treat someone brought in on emergency but later gave up their threat when they realised the dark-complexioned man was already dead. Policemen from the ‘A’ Division later came to the hospital and took away and later deposited the corpse at the mortuary of the University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital (UITH). A woman who identified herself as wife to the deceased was said to have also arrived on the scene and lamented that her husband told her he was participating in a three-day vigil at a church in the vicinity. http://www.leadership.ng/news/518119/tragedy-taxi-driver-slumpsdies-sex-romp |
ExLaidback:Ha ha. So they will even pay dividend at all? I think when things were better last year or so, they paid 10k? I am waiting for them too oh, but better to prepare for the worst while expecting the best! |
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has described the just concluded Federal Capital Territory (FCT) area councils election as a shame, saying that the federal government, officials of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and security operatives manipulated the elections in favour of the All Progressives Congress (APC). The Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC) chairmanship candidate, Bitrus Tanko Kura who spoke after the candidate of the APC was declared winner of the election early Thursday morning, said it was sad that the government that wanted to fight corruption could conduct such a shameful election. He said such an election had never occurred in the history of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). Tanko said APC chieftains shared money and used security agents to snatch ballot boxes at some polling units. He also said that the Secretary General of the Federation (SGF), Babachir David Lawal, had no business monitoring the elections. “I keep wondering why the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF) could abandon his job and come and monitor election at a local level like ours when he has so many problems on his table to attend to. He alleged that money was shared to voters at various polling units in the open in the presence of security men and nobody was arrested “because they have been given their own share. It is a shame,” he added. He said the voters were intimidated by federal might. “These are people that made the law, they are the same people breaking it,” he said. Muhammed who was also the party agent for the chairmanship election, said the party would meet in due course to determine the next course of action and know if the party would challenge the result. Reacting, the FCT chapter of the APC said no election in the country was without issues. The FCT APC publicity secretary, Usman Adagi, told City News that there could not have been a better organised election than the one held on Saturday and Wednesday. He said INEC performed well while the security agencies were given a free hand to carry out their responsibilities. “If the federal might, INEC, security were to be used, of course there won’t have been a supplementary election. APC would have been declared on Saturday but INEC stood their ground and did what they had to do,” he said. http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/city-news/fct-election-is-a-shame-pdp-says/142537.html#lBocL67khWcJHIfl.99 |
After all is said and done, please note that currently fuel is being sold at over N500 a litre in some parts of this country; power supply is epileptic and even erratic, inflation is galloping, prices/fares & fees are going up. Somebody get to work and quit blaming and name calling. Elections are over. Get to work and be serious! Stop telling tales by moonlight. |
oluomo2013:200k cash! |
Irrespective of where you stand, please note that people are passing through a very harrowing experience at the moment. It is easy to stay in the diaspora or on the internet and make online comments while people are queuing up for hours and days to get fuel. The nights and even days are hot yet power supply has virtually collapsed. Inflation rate is galloping and fares/fees are going up. There is hunger and misery. That is the stark reality and it is not about blaming anybody or calling names but being pragmatic to admit that we are in a virtual emergency and doing something about it. This is not the time for denials, excuses or election sloganeering. It is time for radical delivery, out of the box thinking and visible governance. |
I have said it for the umpteenth time that the trend of "inconclusive elections" is a grave danger signal. The handling of recent elections by INEC and security agencies is worrisome and ominous. The silence of our media and so-called democracy activists is baffling. Vote should be allowed to count. |
"Hence, the sum of 54 billion Naira that was discovered by the Senate Committee on Land Transport to be floating in the budget of the Ministry of Transportation as presented by the Executive was injected into augmenting the funds needed for counterpart funding of both projects (Lagos to Kano and Lagos to Calabar Rail modernisation)" 54 billion Naira was just floating like a rudderless ship or fishing boat in the budget of the ministry? When are we going to get serious in this country? A relation in the civil service told me clearly that in many circles including those who manage the TSA even in CBN, it's business as usual except that people are now doing this with "private ingenuity" instead of "public impunity". I won't give up hope but many people don't know the mess that is going on, even now. |
I hope some people who should be solving problems do not create needless and avoidable problem in this country? The mindless killings by rampaging murderers and criminals across the country deserves urgent focus. Agents of death and the devil have been killing innocent and hapless citizens with impunity and audacity, without appropriate response from relevant authorities. Elections are over and it is time for governance, delivery of campaign promises and accountability. No one at any level or tier of government, irrespective of political party, was elected to give excuses. Excuses are the hallmark of failure and should not be accepted. |
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