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baby124:Smh. For real? She had a toddler on her hands. Another sitting by the side. And she got up to strike the phone out of her husband's hand. Which is easier; ignoring the man and tending to the baby; or getting up to strike d man? It shows a deep lack of self control that should not be encouraged. No gender has any right to behave that way. |
Xisnin:"Unpredictability" dont build a home. A stable personality and not some fleeting excitement is what endures. Love is exciting and gets you going. Love in itself is not enough. That unpredictability of the partner that once excited you and made you think you were in love, soon turns to irritation when they run out of tricks. Then what next? |
safarigirl:Wow. Where did that come from? |
Edubbs:I cant recall pdp ever flying flags at half mast except after plane crashes. They were wrong and they f*cked up, thats why they were voted out of the center. People got tired of their antics. The same antics that Apc are displaying now. But as you like to de swear na... The cries of the affected families will generate tumours in your body. Bloody insensitive and irresponsible guy. Because of how much are they paying all these keyboard warriors? You wont respect the tears of over 200 hundred families affected ? |
Butterflyleo:PDP is sick and can fly black flaga in their offices for all I care. Issuing such a statement was insenstitive. It was easier to ignore the callous and hypocritical PDP. Even easier to score a point with Nigerians by declaring the mourning and undercutting PDP tactics. That is assuming that the Apc cared about Nigerians. Did you see how much goodwill they got for declaring June 12 a national holiday? Similar goodwill would have flowed his way had this govt even as little as recognised the killings and declared national mourning. Using the occassion to declare war against domestic insurgency and a turning point. But they missed the opportunity and are now measuring dick size with pdp. Who are their advisers sef? |
Edubbs:Dont worry. Kontinu. Shey INEC has released election calendar? When ApC acts like they don't care about the people feelings, like they only care about how to retain power. PVC dusted and ready. Meanwhile, common sense is still looking for you... |
Edubbs:Well. What do I know? This is how PDP's irresponsiblity led to their downfall, and your short sighted partisan mindset will not allow you look beyond party lines! You have a lot of work to do there. PDP has become your benchmark. Shame! I hated PDP and still do. I am hating APC more now because of mindset like yours! PDP can fly black flags from now to 2019 if they want, they will not return to power at the centre. APC is also on the way out with his kind of irresponsibility and insensitivity. People have died and APC is busy measuring dick size with PDP? I am a non partisan Nigerian and would not hesitate to vote against incompetence at any level. Shame on Femi and APC! |
Edubbs:What more condemnation do you need than the fact that PdP was voted out? It is this same irresponsibility that led to their ouster oooo! Its hard to learn from history for the guus in power now oooo! PDP will never return to power, even if they fly black flags. The people cannot be hoodwinked with their crocodile tears. Apc is heading on a path to self destruction with this kind of irresponsibility. Femi should hide his head for this blunder, apologise to Nigerians, and thread the path of honour. Kai Buhari. Wayo Buhari! |
Edubbs:Its easier to ignore the PDP idiots, than proving that APC are bigger idiots with such a daft response. Femi missed it this time. Even senior APC guys are hiding their heads in shame cos of this Femi blunder. If flying a flag at half mast is in sync with the mood of the people, like it truly is now, then APC missed the chance when they had it (now and back then it as an opposition party) and should not dictate to the people how to feel when they have just witnessed genocide. The best he could have done was let the people mourn in peace and wallow in regret for voting a govt that does not care. Not rubbing our noses in it like he has done. Common sense is looking for you oh! |
Edubbs:Come on! Femi's statement amounts to dancing on the graves of the dead. Why use death statistics for political gains? It smacks of insensitivity and you can never find a responsible govt playing politics with death figures like this. I am even more sorry for the brainless person (s) who liked your post. No human sympathy left in u guys. |
silastemplar:Taaah! Who is this? Why was PDP voted out? So that APC can come and outdo them negatively? This is most irresponsible of Femi, and shows the insensitivity of this Buhari govt to the plight of the people, who voted for APC and hoped for better days. Why not benchmark their govt against positives? Kai! Buhari. Wayo! Buhari. |
LadiesGist:If only they will stay in it and work it out without the show of immaturity and intolerance... |
Teenagers and indomie children will not understand. They want only stage one. Any thing from stage 2, you will see them on social media showcasing their immaturity. |
Neoteny:I am currently in Plateau. And my line of work takes me round. The folks that own cattle in these places are at a subsistent level, 5-20 animals or so. If 300 heads of cattle are rustled, is it the man with 10 that will take it? Is that the place to look for solutions? I have not exonerated local youths from rustling, I am only saying the locals are pawns in the game, while the ring leaders roam free. Who sponsors the arms used? Who buys the rustled cattle? |
By Peter Duru Makurdi—Two soldiers attached to the Operation Whirl Stroke, a military spike operation to stem herdsmen killings in Benue State were early yesterday shot dead by suspected militant herdsmen in an ambush along Bakin-Korta, Mbadwem Council Ward of Guma local government area of Benue State and Keana in Nasarawa State. The attack also left the Unit Commander of the troops and another with serious injuries while their operational truck was riddled with bullets. Confirming the development, Guma local government council Chairman, Anthony Shawon said the incident occurred at about 5am. In his account, Mr. Sharon said: “The herdsmen came yesterday (Monday) and dug trenches around a new bridge Governor Samuel Ortom administration built at Bakin-Korta linking Keana in Nasarawa State. “I gathered they came in their numbers and dug the trenches on both sides of the bridge so that the army would not have easy access to the area in the event of an attack on Guma. “When the soldiers got wind of the development, they mobilized the community to fill up the trenches. The people of the community in my local government went and filled it up. “At about 5am today (Yesterday) the soldiers also moved to Keana to find out those who carried out the act and why. “After passing a Police check point on their way to Ruga a Fulani camp, somehow the herdsmen probably heard of their coming and laid ambush for the soldiers.” “In the ensuing shootout two of the soldiers were killed on the spot. A Captain, who is the Unit Commander was also shot but he has been moved to the hospital in Makurdi for treatment and surgery. “As we speak all the houses in that area have all been burnt down by the armed herdsmen. They have been coming from that area to attack my people.” Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/06/suspected-herdsmen-kill-2-soldiers-injure-unit-commander-raze-houses-benue-nasarawa/[url][/url] |
Neoteny:The truth about this rustling will shock you. Who sponsors the rustlers? Who buys the rustled cattle? Most of the time, the few indigenes who participate and lead these rustlers are paid peanuts and are pawns in the game. Where do the cattle go after they are rustled? Have you seen a Berom man with cattle before? Most of the time, trailers and trucks are on standby in bushes to evavuate these cattle. And some are taken accross the country to Niger, Sudan, Chad and so on. And its the same Fulani people, though the migrant ones from these countries, who sponsor the rustling and end up with the cattle. But the indigenous Fulanis express their anger against Beroms, Tiv, Bachama, Kiteb and so on, and not the sponsors who are renegade and violent Fulanis from the Mahgreb. We need to investigate these problems properly before making general statements. |
alezzy13:Gana was interviewed once and he mentioned this himself that the Alhajis and Fulani people could not match his asking price. That he has worked for them before to destabilise Taraba state. Its not hearsay. A hired gun has no permanent enemies. He has done dirty jobs everywhere for anyone who is willing to pay. The audio is in circulaton. Get someone who understands tiv language to interpret for you if you get it. The issue is very complex. The rush to vilify Suswam has political undertones. Serves him right though, cos the instability in his area started when he became governor. He actively and passively encouraged these security infractions. |
deadkamalu:Suswam may have a case to answer. But that in itseld is a bigger diversion from the matter at hand. Suswam may have patronised Gana. Miyeti Allah have also patronised Gana. Gana has an audio recording in which he admitted that Miyeti Allah had offered him over N300million to massacre his people some time back. Gana and his cohorts are hired guns, and dance to the tune of the highest bidder. During elections politicians patronise these hired guns, and in between elections they have to make ends meet, hence Miyeti Allah patronise them to cause instability. And when they get no patronage, they go rustling cattles from Fulani so that they can stir a crisis where they will be useful. Its a complex cycle and arresting Suswam alone is diversionary. |
DonDemu:Is this pure illiteracy? Or you just sold your conscience for a few naira? The narrative above is not news to the people of the middlebelt, especially Benue and Plateau states, even if its news to you. You definitely have no sense of history. |
http://punchng.com/plateau-killings-youths-military-disagree-over-secret-burial-for-victims/ Plateau killings: Youths, military disagree over secret burial for victims Published June 26, 2018 Friday Olokor and Adelani Adepegba The burial of over 200 victims of the recent attacks in Barkin Ladi Local Government Area of Plateau State carried out by suspected Fulani herdsmen generated a serious controversy following allegations that security agencies want to carry out the exercise in secret. Sources said that relatives of the deceased wanted to pick the corpses for burial because they have started decomposing, while tension continued to escalate despite the dusk to dawn curfew imposed by the government. Already, some travellers coming in and out of Jos were said to have been killed. The attack was said to have spread to a village called Kwi where an old woman who could not escape was reportedly killed while many houses were burnt. The Chairman, Public Accounts and Petition Committee in Plateau State House of Assembly representing Barkin Ladi constituency, Peter Gyendeng, and the President of Middle Belt Youth Council, Emma Zopmal, in an interview with The PUNCH, believed that the planned secret burial was to cover up some facts and conspiracy of soldiers in the killings. According to them, every effort they made to evacuate the corpses for burial met a stiff resistance from the military hierarchy. But the Commander of Special Military Taskforce codenamed Operation Safe Haven, Maj. Gen. Anthony Atolagbe, explained that state of the corpses was so bad that if allowed to be taken away, it would stir up serious tensions and mayhem in the state. Gyendeng said, “We tried to take all the corpses to give them mass burial. But the STF Commandant stopped every movement that we made concerning the dead bodies. In fact, he did not allow anybody to go there yesterday (Sunday). We organised our own security and mobile policemen to escort us there. But we were stopped on the road. More inHome Tears, anger as D’banj’s son drowns in swimming pool Outrage over Plateau killings Plateau killings: Attack is retaliatory – MACBAN North-Central chairman Gunmen kill Imo monarch, dump body on roadside Stock market ends six-day losing streak “Our people stayed there till 6:pm, we had to come back for security reasons too. The corpses are still there and they have started decomposing. I’m just entering my LG now to see what else could be done. We have taken pictures of the corpses. “It is obvious that the government does not want the world to know the genocide that is happening in my place. They are trying to cover the number of dead people in that place. All we know is that there is genocide in our land. Today (Monday), they entered a village called Kwi, there was community resistance. In a village called Bed, they sent armed soldiers to come and disarm the local people who were defending themselves. “Yesterday (Sunday), the Fulani militia wanted to enter the area. But now, soldiers have been sent to disarm the local people, leaving them helpless. We don’t know what is happening, it is something that cannot be explained. A curfew was imposed yesterday (Sunday). But the Fulani men and their cows were escorted by soldiers at night.” The legislator promised to make the correct figure and gory pictures of the deceased available on Tuesday (today), during parliamentary sitting. According to Zopmal, the affected communities should resist the planned secret burial because the corpses did not belong to the security agencies and the government. He said, “The planned secret burial is a conspiracy, we know that there is collusion between the security agencies and the Fulani people. There is no way you can force people to bury their relations when they are not ready for it. The dead bodies belong to them, so they are not government’s corpses that they will now decide when to bury them. “The affected communities should not allow that to happen. The security agencies did not protect them. Why should they decide the burial for them? It doesn’t make any sense, they are trying to cover up what they have done. It is all part of the same attitude that the Nigerian government has been exhibiting.” While faulting the approach of the state government, the MBYC called on Governor Simon Lalong to “immediately lift the curfew and devise another means of protecting the people.” But reacting to the allegation, Kwara State-born Atolagbe, told The PUNCH that he did not stop Berom ethnic nationality and relatives of the deceased from carrying the corpses. According to him, the President of Berom Youth Moulders Association, Choji Dalyop Chuwang, and the leadership of the Christian Association of Nigeria, have agreed with him on what best should be done about the corpses to avoid another crisis. Atolagbe also denied the allegation that trucks of cows were escorted by soldiers despite the curfew, while local vigilante natives were disarmed, saying, “nobody did that, it’s not true.” When contacted, a male voice said the BYM President was with the governor over the crisis and would call back after the meeting. During a brief chat with one of our correspondents, Choji Dalyop Chuwang said, “I am having a running stomach, if you give me a few minutes, I will attend to you.” But several calls and SMS to him to confirm if really he approved the secret burial were not replied. NAF, Police deploy helicopter, surveillance aircraft in Plateau Meanwhile, the Nigerian Air Force has announced the deployment of an Mi-35P combat helicopter and an Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance aircraft in Plateau State in support of efforts aimed at stopping the escalation of crisis following the killing of over 200 persons by suspected Fulani herdsmen. A statement issued on Monday by NAF’s Director of Public Relations and Information, Air Vice Marshal Olatokunbo Adesanya, said apart from restoring normalcy, “the deployment of the ISR aircraft is expected to enhance intelligence gathering.” Also, the Inspector-General of Police, Ibrahim Idris, has deployed an intervention force in Barkin-Ladi, and Riyom in Jos South Local Government Area of Plateau State and in other flashpoints across the state. In addition to the operatives, the IG also dispatched two helicopters for aerial surveillance, five Armored Personnel Carriers, three Police Mobile Force Units, two Counter-Terrorism Squads and Police Intelligence Unit as well as conventional police personnel from other states. The force spokesman, acting DCP Jimoh Moshood, in a statement on Monday, said the Deputy Inspector-General of Police, Department of Operations, Joshiak Habila, had been directed to relocate to Jos to coordinate and supervise the operation. The police claimed their arrival in the state had restored peace and prevent further attacks in the affected areas,. It further explained that the IG had directed the Commissioner of Police in charge of the Monitoring Unit to lead the Special investigation Team to the affected areas and other flash points. Moshood implored the people to support the police while cautioning them against reprisals, adding that anyone in distress or with information should call 07059473022, 08038907662, 08075391844, and 09053872296 Meanwhile, the Plateau State government on Monday frowned on the manner in which gory pictures of victims were being circulated on the social media. A statement by the state Commissioner for Information and Communication, Yakubu Dati, advised citizens to respect the living and dead. (Visited 1,231 times, 755 visits today) HERDSMEN KILLINGS PLATEAU KILLINGS |
[quote author=FriendNG post=68790975][/quote]What you experienced in Forest to Riyom to Bukuru was a reaction from Indigenous youths who were enraged by the number of corpses the fulani people left behind after attacking Barkin Ladi villages. |
Youths in Jos are reacting as corpses are pouring into town. A few cars have been burnt in Bukuru area less than an hour ago. All e-warriors can live in denial, but the problem is real and present for those in Jos. |
uba1991:Point of correction. Its over 300 now. God will punish you before sunset today if its true. Currently helicopter is patrolling Jos town towards Barkin Ladi. Am sure u can hear it if you are in Jos. I had to delete Chairman's number cos i need to seek his consent first. |
GMBuhari:Wow. I dont believe it. 26 cows equals over 300 lives in your opinion. Isokay. Mynd44 see your customer. |
saaron:300? |
dorodee:Am sure there is a conspiracy to hush this incidence. While the governor was masturbating at the ApC convention, his people were been massacred back home. And they are using the media to suppress it like the lives dont matter. |
statusquoante:Figures are from corpses recovered so far. And they have only just started recovering. They had to disperse when they were informed that the fulanis are regrouping. So the figure is definitely higher than the reported 106. |
Sarkin:Pity is reserved for paid e-rats who have sold their conscience for pittance. |
Sarkin:Now you change tunes. Bloody @$$ wipe like you. The Governor was foolishly dining with the devil, and his spoon was not long enough. When he shoould have formed alliance with Taraba and Benue state govt, he was busy @$$ licking upandan. Now trouble is knocking on his doorstep. |
Dickson Chollom, Chairman Barkin Ladi lg just cinfirmed that the figure is higher thaan the 106. Eye witnesses at Jos University Teaching Hospital can tell you the crisis situation in their emergency ward and mortuary right now. And one unreptentant eediot by d name sarkin will hide behind a keyboard and type any rubbish that appeals to him. I wish it was ur siblings they were killing like this. |
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