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10/06/2017

Police incivility in Nigeria

10/06/2017

National APC leader, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu joined his son, Seyi and his beautiful wife, Layal, for the naming ceremony of his grand daughter, Amira Titilayo Noella Rose Simisola Ashabi Tinubu, in New Cavendish, London.

10/06/2017

Dog Caught Red Handed Using His Hands To Jack Off, Ma******te

10/06/2017

Rip to him

10/06/2017

Sometimes, the stamps on your passport tell their own story. I visited Liberia, right as the second Liberian Civil War was ending. I had been invited on a project to restore communication links to the war weary city. Although, I knew my s**t, I wasn't the best telecoms engineer out there to do the job, but most people wouldn't go... So, I was asked if I wanted to go. I chose to go because:

1. I was curious to see what a war zone looked like. I didn't witness the Nigerian Civil War, but my Dad fought and was injured in it. I wanted to know what it would have felt like to travel around Biafra just as the war was ending. I wanted to hear the war stories... To put myself in the shoes of the victims.

2. I felt that, after enduring so much trauma, the people of Monrovia deserved a decent communication link for whatever it was worth and
3. The gig paid really well! 😁

It was a profound experience. From the skeletons of electric poles stripped bare of wiring on the way from the airport... The scars left by exploding ordinance that landed on the roads. The sandbags and check points you encountered every 500m and the faces of traumatised people trudging forlornly on their way, a people eviscerated by war.
I remember Jeremiah, my 14yo body guard who sat by my hotel room door on what looked like a school chair with his AK-47 lying casually on his lap. I remember his response when I asked if he had killed anybody. "Many people, my man". When, I asked "10?" he shook his head and smiled casually, "more". "20?" same reaction. By the time I got past 50, I decided I didn't really want to know.
I remember Leonard, my conscripted technician, who told me the story of Operation Octopus... The night of October 12, 1992 when Charles Taylor sent a wave of drugged and armed children into the streets of Monrovia in an attempt to capture it. How ECOMOG was taken by surprise. How they had to rally & fight in the swamps. How the Senegalese contingent that contributed to repelling that attack all had to be sent home right after because they were traumatised - they had gunned down so many children that night, the world stopped making sense.
I remember Leonard telling me about how hunger almost killed his family. How they lost their baby. How he had to sell his car for half a bag of rice, because car you can replace, but life is precious. I remember him breaking into tears in the middle of a sentence before saying "we suffered, my man! We suffered".

It was a sobering experience for me. I never knew I had a romanticised view of war until I got to Monrovia and I saw faces that had witnessed a thousand deaths. Until then, my view of war had been shaped only by movies and comic books. War isn't a 3hr flick where your favourite people win in the end. It is months and months of hell where the only thing that keeps happening is people dying in the most horrific way. As we moved around the city, my hosts would point to exact spots where loved ones and people they knew perished. You could still see the scars of the terror that took their lives.

War humbles everyone. Vanquishes every one. We all lose.

The only people that win are the people who sell you arms. They remain to feed on your desolation like vultures.

10/06/2017

''Nothing In Life Is Worth Dying For'' - Like our page and Share If You Agree

10/06/2017

We are sorry for our initial approach – Arewa Youth apologize

09/06/2017

Seven Nigerians elected into the British House of Commons following yesterday's general election.... We're going GLOBAL!!!! CONGRATULATIONS GUYS!!! 💪💪💪💪💪 SHARE! SHARE!! SHARE!!!

09/06/2017

Italians ask All Nigerians to leave Camp Pack Their Load And Go Back Home

09/06/2017

BREAKING: ANOTHER CRISES BREWING IN KADUNA AS A MUSLIM SOLDIER SHOT A CHRISTIAN YORUBA BOY DEAD:

Arise News247 reports that a Muslim soldier has just shot a Christian Yoruba boy dead in front of Command Secondary School in Command Junction By Sabo Express Road, Kaduna.

An eye witness, Joshua Ayo, who spoke with Arise News247 Kaduna correspondent said that the boy was packing sand in front of the Military Secondary School called Command Secondary School when the soldier ordered him to stop.

Ayo added that, "the boy who is a Yoruba Christian pleaded with the soldier to allow him pack the sand to get something to eat today, since he was packing inside gutter that belongs to nobody."

Our source added that the soldier "got angry and shouted, 'Who the hell is this bloody civilian to argue with me?' and the boy was approaching him when the soldier again said, 'And you advancing towards me?' And before one could say Jack Robinson we heard gunshot and people around ran away, then another gunshot that attracted people from other places," Ayo lamented

He further explained that it was when other people started running down that those who were running away turned back to join them.

"On getting back to the spot, the soldier was nowhere to be found: we only met the lifeless body of the boy in the pool of his own blood, stone dead." He concluded.

The youths then carried the dead body of the boy and laid his co**se directly at the entrance of the Command Secondary Schools.

Arise News247 correspondent asked if there could be any other reason that might have incited the soldier to have shot the boy dead. Ayo said, that they know the soldier and they know he is a Muslim, adding that since the soldier may be fasting, may be the mention of packing sand to sell "to eat" provoked him.

All efforts to get the story from the side of the military was abortive as Christian youths have gathered massively in front of the gate of the Command Secondary School and barricaded the entrance demanding that the soldier who murdered the boy in cold blood should be brought out for jungle justice.

Also the roads in front of Command Secondary School leading to Sabo, Romi and Gonin-Gora have been barricaded restricting vehicular movement.

Arise News247 correspondent also approached the Police Officers who helplessly stood by their vans watching the scenario and sending radio messages. But the Police Officers declined comment on the issue that led to the killing of the boy, insisting that they have no information, because they didn't know what led to it, that they were only called upon to maintain order.

Suddenly, another set of truck load of fully armed Police Officers arrived the scene in an intimidating manner. But the youths were unruffled as they advanced towards the Police asking them to start killing them.

One of them raised his voice and said that if any other civilian goes down then Kaduna will be on fire and some of the Policemen will not escape alive. He shouted, "This is a battle to finish!"

09/06/2017

Could this be the next Davido?

09/06/2017

I Love this

09/06/2017

Life Saving Tutorial: ''How To Properly Brush Your Teeth''

09/06/2017

THIS TWO BOYS WERE CAUGHT AT ODO KEKERE IN IKORODU LAGOS STATE!

The rate people are killing each other for ritual this days only God should safe us and our children

08/06/2017

Disturbing: CCTV footage of the Zenith Bank, Owerri, robbery attack that left 5 dead, surfaces .
The video of the robbery attack on Wednesday, February 23, 2017, at Zenith Bank, Owerri, Imo state, that left 5 people dead and several injured, has been released. .
The robbers had trailed a customer who came in to deposit a huge sum of money to the Zenith bank branch located along Wetheral Road, opposite Dan Anyiam Stadium in the city. .
Out of the five people who lost their lives was one of the robbers, 3 bank security agents and the customer who was trailed to the bank, seven other people were injured in the crossfire. The kingpin Justice Ogbonna, aka, JJ, was later arrested during his father's burial, alongside the driver, Okechukwu Onwuamaegbu.

07/06/2017

Can we now call Nigeria a Zoo? Cows inside community school classroom? Pathetic!
Credit: Chiafa Odi

07/06/2017

Aisha Buhari returns from the UK, says President is recuperating fast.... Abuja, Nigeria

07/06/2017

Nigerians and Nigeria Police called SARS again..

03/06/2017

The Life of OBO: Davido grooves with the daughter of the President of Gabon

03/06/2017

Never trust a girl.......
She leaves you alone when you are in trouble.:)
Men will be men...😎😎😎 But girls 😂😂😂

03/06/2017

Brave kids

02/06/2017

02/06/2017

This is lekki so call big man area!!!