NewStats: 3,263,938 , 8,181,973 topics. Date: Sunday, 08 June 2025 at 08:54 PM 5s1d23

I await JAMB'S confirmation of this to avoid a repeat of the past

Believeintruth:


Bro calm down did you see the waybill? Again no insurgent will use a pump action cartridge for their campaign when AK47 is still the weapon of choice.

From who counted it to choice of weapons?

Did she mentioned FG, why is the FG sueing her?
Why not let Akpabio and Bello sue her?

Can someone educate me on why the FG ha taken it up?

https://nairaland.macsoftware.info/8442193/trail-terrorists-when-air-force

Invite Asari Dokubo to help you in the release of the kidnapped vigilante

faithfuldon7:
who count the ammunition abeg... lie full this country ...must u put a number

If you order something from a company,or even from a shop and is to be delivered to you, the quantity supplied is written in the waybill, the plate number of the vehicle conveying it, the person or company who bought it, all these are stated on the waybill and you don't need to count it before, knowing how many the ammunition are.

Islamization or nothernization ?

Letmecum:
My phone battery dies at 20% after I changed for new battery.

Mine started going off at 15%, it later moved to 30%, 40%,and 60%. Each time I change the battery, it will be good for few days and get worse, the last one I changed is very good, it goes down to 0% before tripping. I was told by the engineer who changed it not to charge it till it is down to 5%, that this modern batteries, if you charge them @50%, anytime they drop to 50%, they will off. He said I can maintain plugging it when it is down to 5 or 0 % for at least, the first 10 charging.
I did this and I am enjoying the battery

The road is not yet completed as the gutters are not yet constructed from the Osisioma flyover down to fox road, if the gutters are not constructed, erosion will still deal a blow o the road.

Something tells me he is being sponsored by Tinubu himself.

Validated:
SDP has been left behind. The Coalition is giving Tinubu sleepless night by not naming any party. They are leaving the options opoen for now.
If PDP is able to expel Wike, they will settle for PDP, otherw LP.
Abure and his team are GONERS!

ADC is the chosen party.

StoryHaven:


Are you saying speaking English is the yardstick of smartness?

Your post is laced up with proofs of an empty skull.
How many Oyinbo speaks yoruba or Igbo.
Mumu.

You have just shown a clear cut lack of understanding, I demanded to know who wrote the said statement and did not vilified Igboho, but only stated the obvious, but you acted as if I compared Igboho to speak English.

Can you see that all your insults were actually indirectly directed to you by yourself?

dododawa1:

https://punchng.com/im-still-on-fgs-wanted-list-igboho/

Igboho can not speak simple pidgen English, who wrote this gebberish for him? 🤔

SeeWahala:


Let's forget about the burantashi, tramadol etc . . . So you're telling us that's even after releasing BLOOD in your 3rd and 4th round you still pushed ahead?

I am personally an advocate against the use of enhancement pills, I can go for five rounds or even up to 9.

My first round can last for 15 minutes or less, but the others can be longer than 30 minutes.

That medical Doctor must be a quack to say that.

I used to think that a round mean to go in rill you ejaculate, rest for ten minutes, go again, ejaculate, rest and go (first round) this thought should be from 8pm to around ten pm, then the second round should start from 1am in the same manner of go in, rest after ejaculating, go again and spill after thrusting for 30 minutes, rest for ten minutes and go again (second round). Then the last which I thought was the third round was to start from 4am to around 6:20am or thereabout, in the like manner.

That's how I ended up having it nine times a night, thinking it's three rounds.

Simon Ekpa is a Tinubu boy, he will be cunningly protected

Hogwash gebberish

If you want to know why Natasha Akpoti will not release any evidence outside of court, go and watch how Reno's lawyer's advice, stopped him from releasing evidence on the social media and Natasha foresighted defeated and opted for our if court settlement

I was surprised reading the headline.

This exact thing happened to me in 2003, while writing my third term exam, I was in sss 1 then, although in my own case, I knew the answers and had just collected an extra paper to write, and as exactly as you said, when I heard 10 minutes to go, my lapse shook instantly and I ejaculated, I couldn't explain but till date,I haven't disclosed it to anyone, infact, this is my first time, talking about it.

Atiku is a perpetual presidential aspirant, he is a hypocritical Fulani bandit in politics. Tinubu, no doubt is a failure, but an Atiku would be worst.

Fufu, Akpu to be precise, smells because the cassava was soaked without pelling it, not because of adding detergent. If you peel the casava before soaking, the oudour is minimized.

ravensckar:
2 out of 10 is around 20%.

Somebody should tell the OP to visit Benue State. It's 8 out of 10 over there!

Idoma girls breath HIV like Oxygen.

Nigerians and fake statistics

You guys should stop arresting innocent travelers.

Men while, I had a heart to heart discussion with a Fulani man, he summarily say, so far as Nigeria remains fre country for foreigners to enter and exit at will, she can not curb insecurity. He said in other countries, herders are screamed and profiled before allowing to enter, he gave Cameron as an example, but in Nigeria, he itted many foreigners are claiming to be Northerners because there are no records any where to prove them otherwise.

We push those in authority to lie this way.
When something happens and they re clueless on what to do, the masses blame them for not condemning or saying anything, this, they now strive to say anything satisfy that public curiosity.

tundegan:
Akume is a man of integrity.

Akuma is only food in sharing physical cash and silencing his opponents.

In of performance and good governance , he is zero

Eloquently clear.

Media chat: Professor Sebastine Hon ,SAN writes Governor Alia of Benue state.

FR. HYACINTH ALIA, YOU ARE DECIDELY WRONG!

PREFACE
I personally refused to watch your media chat of Thursday, 10th April, 2025. The reason was plain enough: I was strongly persuaded in my spirit that you would not raise the hope of, let alone console, your subjects on the security situation in the State you are governing. My suspicion and hunch came to be true when I later watched it! What a sad day for the people of Benue State!

It was Khalil Gibran who once said “You talk when you cease to be at peace with your thoughts.” I cannot, as a Lawyer of this height (with all sense of humility and responsibility) be silent and allow your wrong opinion on the ECOWAS Transhumance Protocol to go unchallenged. Proper consultation would have made you avoid that area, even if you would want, as you have clearly shown, to take no single interest in protecting the lives of the Benue people.

YOUR INTERPRETATION OF THE ECOWAS PROTOCOL IS WRONG

First of all, the Protocol was the product of the 21st Conference of Heads of States of ECOWAS countries, reached in 1998, not 1978, and ed as “Decision A/DEC.5/10/98.”

Secondly, contrary to the deliberately wrong information ed by you at the said media chat that the Protocol willy-nilly permits the movement of cattle in the West African Sub-region, the following provisions of the Protocol created preconditions for such movement:

(a) Article 3, while granting such right of movement, states that such movement shall be subject to “the conditions set out in this Decision.”
(b) Article 5 then sets the conditions for such movement in the following words:

Article 5
“All transhumance livestock shall be allowed free age across points of entry into and departure from each country on the condition that they have the ECOWAS International Transhumance Certificate, a sample of which is annexed to this Regulation.

The aims of the Certificate are:
• to enable authorities to monitor the herds before they leave the country of origin;
• to protect the health of local herds;
• to make it possible to inform the host communities of the arrival of transhumance animals.
The Certificate contains details on the composition of the herd, the vaccination given, the itinerary of the herds, the border posts to be crossed, and the final destination. It is issued by the livestock department and initiated by the local istrative authorities in the country of origin.”

Drawing from the above, I openly challenge you or any of those herders you are so eager to protect to show to the Benue people EVEN A SINGLE CERTIFICATE issued to any of those herders to embark on transhumance. to also show to the Benue people whether any such Certificate (if any) has satisfied the following conditions:

(a) Has stated the composition of the herds of cattle that are thronging Benue State and indeed Nigeria;
(b) Has indicated the vaccinations given to those herds;
(c) Has shown in clear the itinerary of those herders in Nigeria generally and in Benue State particularly;
(d) Has shown the border posts crossed into Nigeria and the final destination of the herders and their cows; and
(e) Has shown the country of origin, to enable facts about the issuing authority to be verifiable.
In addition to the above, Article 6 of the Protocol requires that the said Certificate in question “shall be verified and counter-signed by the competent authorities at the entry and exit points in the host country.” I will, therefore, require you to point out where any “competent authority” signed any such Certificate (if any).

Not yet done, Article 7 mandatorily provides as follows: “Transhumance herds shall follow the routes defined by Member States in accordance with the itinerary indicated on the ECOWAS International Transhumance Certificate.” My Governor, I hereby humbly request you to prove that ECOWAS States, including Nigeria, have designed the routes followed by these herdsmen! I BOLDLY STATE TO YOU THAT NO SUCH ROUTES HAVE BEEN DESIGNATED TO DATE! PROVE ME WRONG, IF YOU CAN!

Another provision is Article 9, which provides that, in addition to other sanctions provided in the laws of host countries, “herds not covered by a Certificate shall be placed under quarantine and the costs borne by the owners.” This means that those cows are supposed to have been quarantined on your orders, not the other way round, Mr. Governor.

Article 12 requires herdsmen to be in possession of ID papers “duly signed by the competent authorities in their countries of origin.” Also, Article 13 provides that stray animals must be apprehended and impounded.” Have we not had instances of those animals straying into farmlands in Nigeria at large and in Benue State in particular? Have you ordered for the apprehension and impoundment of any of them? Where are the ID cards of those herdsmen?

To show you that you are thoroughly wrong in your assertions, I will hereby quote verbatim the provisions of Articles 14, 15 and 16 of the Protocol:

“Article 14
Each host country shall fix the period during which migrating livestock may enter into and depart from its territory, and inform the other States accordingly.

“Article 15
Each State shall define the areas where transhumant animal may be stocked and shall determine the maximum, capacity of each zone thus identified. The accompanying herdsman must pen up his herd in the zone of which he is directed by officials, at the point of entry.

“Article 16
Herdsmen accompanying transhumant livestock and who are legally itted into the host country shall be given protection by the authorities and their fundamental rights shall be guaranteed by the judicial institutions of the host country. In return, such herdsmen shall observe all laws and regulations of the host country, particularly those concerning the conservation of forest reserves and forest resources and the management of watering points and pastoral land.”

Has any of those conditions been met by these your friends? Haba, Your Excellency!
Let me inform you, if you are not aware, that till date, none of the contracting parties to the Protocol, including Nigeria, has satisfied EVEN ONE OF THOSE CONDITIONS, including issuance of the Transhumance Certificate, which is the fons et origo (source) of all those other conditions listed above. In other words, neither the primary condition (issuance of Transhumance Certificates) nor the secondary conditions (all the other conditions listed above – as provided for in the Protocol) has been satisfied by the ECOWAS Member States! CONTRADICT ME ON THIS, IF YOU CAN!

Consequently, the said Protocol is, till date, a sleeping document that is yet to be implemented! Counter me on this, my Governor!

THE AFRICAN CHARTER IS SUPERIOR TO THE PROTOCOL
Even if the said Protocol had come into force (which is not true), its provisions, under public international law, would be inferior to those of the African Charter, which is a Regional (African) legal document – if there are conflicts between the two documents. The Protocol is a mere sub-regional document. Confirm this with your Lawyers.

Nigeria is not just a signatory to the African Charter, 1981, but has also domesticated its provisions, pursuant to section 12 of the 1999 Constitution as amended. The domesticated version of it is known as the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights (Ratification and Enforcement) Act, LFN 2004. By the provisions of section 12 of the 1999 Constitution as amended, therefore, the provisions of this Charter are enforceable and indeed have been enforced by Nigerian Courts.

Now, the following Articles of this Act (Charter) are on a collision course with the so called ‘free movement of cattle in the West African Sub-region,” namely:

(a) The right of ‘every individual’ to “be equal before the law” and also to “be entitled to equal protection of the law;” vide: Article 3 of the Charter. The fully armed herdsmen see themselves as superior humans to the sedentary farmers. Indeed, they see their cows as being superior to human beings!

(b) The right of ‘every human being’ to “be entitled to respect for his life and the integrity of his person;” vide: Article 4 of the Charter. How can we, in the face of the wanton killing of farmers, be said to be protected by this provision?

(c) The right of ‘every individual’ “to the security of his person;” vide: Article 5 of the Charter. Are we enjoying security in Benue State, particularly in view of the activities of these your friends?

(d) The right to property, which may only be encroached upon “in the interest of public need or in the general interest of the community and in accordance with the provisions of appropriate laws;” vide: Article 14 of the Charter. Are the various acts of encroachments carried out by the herdsmen done “in the interest” of the Benue Communities?

(e) The right of ‘all peoples’ to be equal; for them to “enjoy the same respect and… have the same rights;” and the non-justification of “the dominion of a people by another;” vide: Article 19 of the Charter. This is self-explanatory, my dear Governor.

(f) The right of ‘all peoples’ to freely dispose of their wealth and natural resources; vide: Article 21 of the Charter. Farmers in Benue cultivate their lands not just to feed but also to sell (to dispose of their wealth). Is this still possible with the armed invasion by herdsmen and pillaging of those investments by the farmers?

(g) The right of ‘all persons’ “to their economic, social and cultural development with due regard to their freedom and identity and in the equal enjoyment of the common heritage of mankind;” vide: Article 22 of the Charter. This is also self-explanatory, my Governor.

(h) The right of ‘all people’ to “a general satisfactory environment favourable to their development;” vide: Article 24 of the Charter. Is the presence of the herdsmen in Benue State aiding or hampering our development as a people?

In further response to arguments about the so called freedom of movement of the herders, I hereby refer you to the provisions of Article 12 of the African Charter, which cover both internal and external migration or movement. It provides as follows:

“Article 12
1. Every individual shall have the right to freedom of movement and residence within the borders of a State provided he abides by the law.
2. Every individual shall have the right to leave any country including his own, and to return to his country. This right may only be subject to restrictions, provided for by law for the protection of national security, law and order, public health and morality."

CONCLUSION
The Benue people elected you. You are under duty to protect them. Indeed, you took an oath on the day of your inauguration to do so. Why are you shirking from this solemn duty?

Please, retrace your steps now! Your subjects are dying for no just cause.

I am yours truly,
PROF. SEBASTINE T. HON, SAN, DSSRS

El-Rufai is a gooner

SEE THE SELF ACCLAIMED ANGEL PLANING TO LEAD A POLITICAL REVOLUTION

HIS AGENDAS ARE VERY CLEAR

* TO ENSURE CHRISTIANS IN NIGERIA ARE SILENT.

* TO EMPOWER HIS KILLER BROTHERS TO TAKE OVER NIGERIA.

* TO BE WORSHIPPED/ ISLAMIZED US

* TO ENSURE A PERPETUAL NORTHERN POLITICAL HEGEMONY IN NIGERIA

HIS ANTICIDENT

* WAS ACTIVELY FOR A MUSLIM/MUSLIM TICKET IN KADUNA AND APC

* NEVER CRITICIZE HIS UNCLE PUPU AS PRESIDENT FOR NORTHERNISING HIS APPOINTMENTS.

* HE WAS A FUL SPONSOR AND BACKER OF HIS PEOPLE'S ATROCITIES. HE OPENLY CALLED IT REVENGE.

* HE NEVER TOLERATED OPPOSITION AS A GOVERNOR.

THIS MAN IS NOT FIT TO EVEN LEAD OR FRONT A CHICKEN REPUBLIC REVOLUTION MUCH MORE A POSITIVE MOVEMENT EXCEPT FOR THE POINTS LISTED ABOVE.

El-RUFAI AND HIS FAMILY ARE LOCAL JIHADISTS

Sambkay32:


God has good plans for all of us, but sin is often the architect of the struggles we face in life. It took me many years to realize this truth, but along the way, I found myself deeply immersed in the consequences of my own wrongdoings. Now, I am left in a space of seeking God's forgiveness, trusting that in His perfect time.

Those unbelievers, who flourish while the faithful waits (seemingly invein), do they not sin? Or are the consequences for sins only meant for the believers?

Can a product of lawlessness subscribe to law?

The kid in Peter Obi’s iconic 2023 rally photos, has been in Kirikiri prison for months.

Apparently, Yusuf Alabi was on his way home from work. Out of no-where, some egbon adugbo stopped him, collected his phone and handed him to the police.

Telling the police that he’s among the thieves in the area and a notorious fighter.. police too collected and detained the minor.

According to Ray of Hopes, he’s innocent and just a victim. Because he fully recognized all the area boys who handed him over to police.

In summary, the area boys are furious that his parents didn’t “settle” them, from all the cash gifts Yusuf Alabi got after meeting PO and Cubana Chief Priest in 2023.

Yusuf made first court appearance last month, March 27. The next one is on April 28. He’s being charged with fighting and stealing.

Nawa ooo

lexy2014:


you claim he itted to being a man.

how then are you calling him a "she"?

I don't claim, he itted being a man.

He continues to dress like a she, that's why I referred to him as a she.