Looks like all is well with the Okoye boys... we're expecting a new jam from them anytime from now!
Thursday, 14 April 2016
GEJ's Ex-Aide, Reno Omokri, Wants Buhari To Go After Fulani Herdsmen Before Pipeline Vandals
From security reports, Fulani men don't attack unless you steal or kill their cow, their source of livelihood. But the pipeline vandals are sabotaging the economy of the country. I think they are different!
Photos:Gov. Ambode inspects ongoing construction of Aboru-Abesan link road, Ajasa command rd
Rich Kids of London show off their wealth on Instagram
Wednesday, 13 April 2016
Davido Building A New Mansion In Lagos Island
Rapper 'The Game' wants the ladies to see what he has under
Late Pastor Bimbo Odukoya's Daughter-in-Law Shows Off Her Baby Bump
...she and her siblings sure look happy together.
This Naija Woman Just Gave Birth after 23yrs of Marriage
"There is no impossibility with God... my in-law carrying are baby for the first time after 23yrs of marriage
PHOTOS: Olamide Live In Concert – (New York Edition)
Shallow Graves in Abia Forest: Governor Says It's True But...
They claim that the grave was not the handiwork of Biafra [IPOB] but was dug by suspected kidnappers, who killed and buried five Fulani and two Igbo men.The governors swore to aggressively tackle the menace of kidnapping in both states. They ruled out ethnic killing or killing by any group, saying it was a case of kidnapping. The joint meeting was also attended by traditional rulers led by the chairman of South East Traditional Rulers’ Council, Eze Eberechi Dick.
At a joint press briefing, shortly after rising from a joint security meeting of the two states, the governors attributed the killing to activities of kidnappers which they agreed needed to be tackled.
According to them, security operatives have been directed to raid the forest and clear it of miscreants, and warned that any property in which kidnapping activity was carried out would be demolished.
Governor Ikpeazu said that they would “re-strategise and make bold statements about the security challenges facing the two states; one of such is that we condemn the spate of kidnapping, especially the five Fulani men that were abducted and assassinated in the forest.”
Governor Okorocha said, “We are here to join forces with Abia and to see how we flush out criminal elements in the two states, particularly the recent kidnapping of five Fulani herdsmen. We condemn the killing of five Fulani herdsmen and two Igbo, who were buried in the forest.
“The culprits have been arrested and they will face the full wrath of the law. I assure you that all of them that were involved will pay the ultimate price for their action. I also want to make the world understand that it was not an issue of ethnicity or hatred for any group, but a case of kidnapping."
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