A bank robber pulls out gun points it at the
teller, and says, "Give me all the money or
you're geography!" The puzzled teller
replies, "Did you mean to say 'or you're
history?'" The robber says, "Don't change
the subject!"
D

POPULAR NUPE WISE SAYINGS 1. If a child is found walking in the night, there is an elder behind him. 2. If a child is climbing a tree with his hands relaxed, there is an elder holding and assisting him from below. 3. A patient should not be in a hurry to sleep, there is enough opportunity ahead in the grave. 4. . 5. Nobody sows good seed and reaps evil, nor will anybody who sows evil ever reap good result. Whatever you sow is what you reap. Hence, you do not sow millet and reap sorghum. 6. A child that answers for his father will be buried ahead of his father 7. Nowadays, religious people are many, but Godly people are few. 8. The person preserved by God will definitely be left alone by human being. 9. You don’t go to the river with a basket, the way you go to the river with it is the same way you return with it. 10. The son of the soil is doing a bad thing, but it is that of the

o L.G.A Zip Codes
Gbako
District: Edozhigi
Town Zip
Codes
Abu Sonmasu 912102
Abukogi 912102
Abulijali 912102
Adamaru 912102
Akote 912102
Akotie 912102
Alfa Kolo 912102
Aliyu Gonyi 912102
Asba Takun 912102
Audu 912102
Babban 912102
Baga Biri 912102
Bakolo 912102
Bara 912102
Baratsu 912102
Barje 912102
Benuko 912102
Biramafu 912102
Bubakar 912102
Cakopanfu- 912102
Cekpanfu 912102
Cemity An 912102
Chegungi 912102
Chekpan 912102
Da agba 912102
Dabanfu 912102
Dabarako 912102
Dada 912102
Dakpan Babben 912102
Dakpan Majin 912102
Dakpan Wuro 912102
Dancita-Shaba 912102
Dancitako 912102
Dandegi 912102
Dantigi B 912102
Dantigi Dzan 912102
Dantigi Saba 912102
Dapansode 912102
Dari 912102
Dingi 912102
Dogbe 912102
Dukun Sakum 912102
Dunguru 912102
Dupashi-Ladan 912102
Dwalle 912102
E/Amare Eyagi 912102
E/Guzan 912102
E/Jibo 912102
E/Liman 912102
E/Madaki 912102
E/Nadaoko 912102
E/Ndaturaki 912102
E/Sheshi Pati 912102
E/Sollawu 912102
E/Tsadu Rani 912102
E/Worogi 912102
E/Yakako 912102
Ebu Sokun 912102
Edobagi 912102
Edogi Karami 912102
Edosi Babban 912102
Edozhugi 912102
Egbako 912102
Egbati-Chatafu 912102
Egbe Dzama 912102
Egbe Mamm 912102
Egbeko 912102
Egokota 912102
Ehukpangi 912102
Ejiki Kpata B 912102
Ejiko Kpata 912102
Ekpangi 912102
Elagi 912102
Elagi II 912102
Emagiti 912102
Emagiti Gadza 912102
Emagiti- 912102
Emi Afa 912102
Emi Goyi 912102
Emi Isah 912102
Emi Jibo 912102
Emi Kakara 912102
Emi Kolo-Sagi 912102
Emi Lada 912102
Emi Likali 912102
Emi Likoli 912102
Emi Man 912102
Emi Manko 912102
Emi Mayaki 912102
Emi Men 912102
Emi Mustafa 912102
Emi Ndace 912102
Emi Ndaiji 912102
Emi Ndayagi 912102
Emi Qoroyi 912102
Emi Rafi 912102
Emi Sagi 912102
Emi Shaba 912102
Emi Sheshi 912102
Emi Shiru 912102
Emi Souma 912102
Emi Wasako 912102
Emi Woshi 912102
Emi yamma 912102
Emi Yatsu 912102
Emi-Bube 912102
Emi-Dwalle 912102
Emi-gba 912102
Emibusokungi 912102
Emigii 912102
Emijibo 912102
Emijiko 912102
Emitan Legbo 912102
Emitete 912102
Emitsu 912102
Emitsu Alhassan 912102
Emitsu Dangana 912102
Emitsu Mmedu 912102
EmiWorogi 912102
Emiworogi-Babba 912102
Emiworongi 912102
Emo Gba 912102
Emu Tiswayan 912102
Eni Gba 912102
Eni Ladan 912102
Eni M.Adama 912102
Enugi 912102
Epan 912102
Essan 912102
Etsu Audu 912102
Etsu Sidi 912102
Etsu-Diko 912102
Ewu Zuma 912102
Fakinba 912102
Fenbo Degi 912102
Gadza 912102
Gakogi 912102
Gb/Ndaijiko 912102
Gbadafu 912102
Gbangba 912102
Gbaricaogi 912102
Gbate 912102
Gbebon Zhitsu 912102
Gberifu 912102
Gbgimuta 912102
Gegata 912102
Gidegi 912102
Girigichi 912102
Gogata 912102
Gogata Rabo 912102
Gogota 912102
Gorogban 912102
Goyata Cekpa 912102
Gubagi Slkyata 912102
Gusadi-Kenko 912102
Halidu Halidu 912102
Jigada 912102
Kagowogi 912102
Kanko Mamman 912102
Karami 912102
Karamio 912102
Karani 912102
Katakpo 912102
Katamba Bologi 912102
Katayeregi 912102
Kechigi 912102
Kncitagi 912102
Kocikota 912102
Kolo Nnatsu 912102
Kolosa 912102
Koya 912102
Kpafu 912102
Kpatanti 912102
Kpotu Nupe 912102
Ktambako 912102
Kucikota 912102
Kucita Alkali 912102
Kueifa 912102
Kupa Ndagbaci 912102
Kuragba 912102
Kusako 912102
Kusogoyi 912102
Lafiyagi 912102
Lemuta 912102
Liman II Fin 912102
Liman Tako 912102
Lime Durakpe 912102
Lukoro 912102
M. Gbachi 912102
Madege 912102
Magoji 912102
Majin Badi 912102
Majin Karami 912102
Majin Ndaishi 912102
Majin Zhitsu 912102
Majinsen 912102
Makussan 912102
Man Ganagidi 912102
Man Gojere 912102
Manafu 912102
Mandafa 912102
Masalkaci 912102
Mayin Raka 912102
Medede 912102
Mengarasa 912102
Mywofu 912102
Nda aba 912102
Nda Baba 912102
Nda Doko 912102
Nda Mamman 912102
Ndace Suma 912102
Ndadzuru 912102
Ndagbaci 912102
Ndagbira 912102
Ndagiwagi 912102
Ndaiji Gazan 912102
Ndakama 912102
Ndakotsu-Allah 912102
Ndarubu 912102
Ndarunbu 912102
Ndeiji San 912102
Nimadu 912102
Nina Tukuru 912102
Ninwoye 912102
Nmagumu 912102
Ntakogi 912102
Nu Ayan 912102
Nungorota 912102
Pacifu 912102
Paciko 912102
Pati Atitu 912102
Patifagi 912102
Patigi 912102
Patigi-Edozhigi 912102
Patitagi 912102
Potungi 912102
Rabaci 912102
Rogota 912102
S/Gida 912102
Saba 912102
Sagamuwan 912102
Saganuwan 912102
Sakiwa 912102
Sakofu 912102
Sanfada Kpotu 912102
Santali Umanu-
Dandgi 912102
Senkpata 912102
Shaba Dangana 912102
Shaba Dangana II 912102
Shabafu 912102
Shabe Nupe 912102
Sheshi 912102
Sheshi Benu 912102
Sheshi Nnako 912102
Sheshi-Rani 912102
Sheshiko 912102
Sheshishi 912102
Shishe Legbo 912102
Shishi Babba 912102
Soje Benu 912102
Somiyan 912102
Sonfadako 912102
Sotowutsu 912102
Swajiya Tsu 912102
Swasu Dzma 912102
Tabo 912102
Tanti Wusa Isa 912102
Teteko 912102
Ts/Majin 912102
Ts/Mayake 912102
Tsachu Nda 912102
Tsadza 912102
Tsndu Rani 912102
Tsowa Duzuru 912102
Tsowa Nda 912102
Tswako 912102
Tswanku Tako 912102
Tswanku Tifi 912102
Tswasha Benu 912102
Tswashako 912102
Tswatafi 912102
Tswatswana 912102
Tswoko 912102
Ttschiko 912102
Tukugi Ndatam 912102
Tunga Benu 912102
Twaki 912102
Twakifu 912102
Umaru 912102
Umaru Baba 912102
Waciko 912102
Wan/Aliyu 912102
Wanbaji 912102
Wanbaji Aloiyu 912102
Wawagi 912102
Wuga Sona 912102
Wuye Sakonba 912102
Yagbafu 912102
Yakubu 912102
Yebotsu 912102
Yeluwa 912102
Yelwa 912102
Yidabo 912102
Yilakocat 912102
Yinfu 912102
Zancita 912102
Zimbo 912102
District: Lemu
Town Zip Codes
Abaguta 912103
Abuchado 912103
Ajake a 912103
Ala-Tswaci 912103
Algeta-Bubakon 912103
Aloyu yagi 912103
Anfaur 912103
Ayiso 912103
Babban-Zaure 912103
Bafaworo 912103
Baki ja abo 912103
Bata 912103
Batagi 912103
Batako 912103
Bicafu 912103
Bine 912103
Bisauti 912103
Buki Manu 912103
Buku Kota 912103
Cemiyan I 912103
Cemyan Tako 912103
Cen/Tifin 912103
Chogo 912103
Cijimisu 912103
Dacaita 912103
Dacaita Sabo 912103
Dacitako 912103
Dakore 912103
Dancita Kolo 912103
Dangi 912103
Dasa ma Salali 912103
Dasa Turia 912103
Dautigi-Borogun 912103
Dikko 912103
Edokota 912103
Edotsu 912103
Egbatisan 912103
Ejiko 912103
Emi Dewo 912103
Emi Iyeti 912103
Emi Ndaji 912103
Emi Ndako 912103
Emi Rowa 912103
Emi Sanmasu 912103
Emi Takogi 912103
Emi Tswaci 912103
Emi Tswanyan 912103
Emi Worong 912103
Emi Yagi 912103
Emi-Daci 912103
Emiaru Sabo 912103
Emibezhi 912103
Emigiyatsu 912103
Emigozan 912103
Emikupa 912103
Emitsu Bubakan 912103
Emitsu Isado 912103
Emitsu Yagi 912103
Emiyezhi 912103
Emo Sagi 912103
Eni Maru 912103
Enogogi 912103
Enu Gaka 912103
Essa 912103
Etsu Abu 912103
Etsu Alashe 912103
Etsu Audu 912103
Etsu Yisa 912103
Evatagi 912103
Ewanko 912103
Fujeregi 912103
Gabanginigi- 912103
Gagato 912103
Ganabigi 912103
Gari 912103
Gatagi 912103
Gbagba Tsofo 912103
Gbaginigotako 912103
Gbandun 912103
Gbangba 912103
Gbanguita 912103
Gbegbaruku 912103
Gidanko 912103
Giwa Yagi 912103
Godogo 912103
Gududzuru 912103
Guye 912103
Ja Jadu 912103
Jaba 912103
Jangana 912103
Jatau 912103
Jeban Ciko 912103
Jiyako 912103
Kagowogi 912103
Kalace 912103
Kalobu 912103
Kantogi 912103
Kpapeci 912103
Kpauta Nakoji 912103
Kucitagi 912103
Kudugi Nakorji 912103
Kukakugi 912103
Kukece 912103
Kusogi 912103
Kuyi Babba 912103
Kuyi Karami 912103
Lada 912103
Lagbo Zukum 912103
Lago 912103
Lakin 912103
Laukorogi 912103
Lemi 912103
Lori 912103
Magi 912103
Magujin Geri 912103
Mamagi 912103
Mamasala 912103
Mandzukwa 912103
Mangevala 912103
Manmuna 912103
Mantafen 912103
Manzainu 912103
Masaasa 912103
Masani 912103
Mawoge 912103
Mucita 912103
Mundisabo 912103
Munditsofo 912103
Ndace Yeko 912103
Ndadce Babbo 912103
Ndagbaci 912103
Ndaiji 912103
Ndakogana 912103
Ndakotsu-Gbagba 912103
Ndakotsu-Shuru 912103
Ndalado 912103
Ndamake 912103
Ndamanman 912103
Ndarubu 912103
Ndasheuko 912103
Ndatuki 912103
Ndaturaki 912103
Nmagunu 912103
Nngwogegi 912103
Nuwako-Souman 912103
Nuwakota 912103
Patigi Tabo 912103
Patishun 912103
Patoshin 912103
Picitu 912103
Pundzuru 912103
S/Gari 912103
Sabon Gida 912103
Sagunwo 912103
Sakiwo 912103
Sautigi 912103
Shaba Legbo 912103
Shabafu 912103
Sheeshi Gona 912103
Sheshi Ya Benu 912103
Sheshiko 912103
Somajiko 912103
Sonfacako 912103
Sonmajigi 912103
Sunsun Ndadan 912103
Swagungi-Sebon 912103
Tangwagi-Woro 912103
Titin 912103
Totoko 912103
Tsadko 912103
Tsadu 912103
Tsadu Kafa 912103
Tsadu Kashi 912103
Tsadu-Baraja 912103
Tsadza 912103
Tsadze 912103
Tsakpazhi 912103
Tswako yagi 912103
Tswako-Makun 912103
Tswako-Yabi 912103
Tswanyan 912103
Tswasho 912103
Tswatagi 912103
Wacin Saba 912103
Walin Gana 912103
Wasagi 912103
Washigi 912103
Wodata 912103
Yabatagi 912103
Yazhingi-Tswala 912103
Yikangi 912103
Yizhigi 912103
Yizhigi Tsadu 912103
Ysia Dzuru 912103
Zanagi 912103
Zanfita

Aliyu amantafien-$700
Million Raw Cash Found In The Home Of
Petroleum Minister, Diezani Alison-
Madueke // Font size:
When one realises what is happening
around Nigeria’s Petroleum Minister, Mrs
Diezani Alison-Madueke, one will be tempted
to imagine the type of possible stealing and
corruption going on within the Federal
Government of Nigeria which certainly is
mind boggling.
Information available on
www.gongnews.net claims that $700 million
was allegedly found in the house of
Nigeria’s Minister of Petroleum Resources,
Mrs. Diezani Alison Madueke.
The huge sum in foreign currency was
discovered recently by some security agents
while conducting a search of the house of
one her aides who resides within the
minister’s house, but who allegedly stole $10
million from the Minister.
Police…stopped from following up on the
suspects
Madueke, according to source admitted to
the ownership of the huge sum of $700
million. “She must have kept that very
particular money in her aide’s apartment,
because the unnamed aide is said to be one
of the trusted one among others”, our
source stated.
It was further gathered that when this
discovery was reported to President
Goodluck Jonathan, the president felt so sad
and disappointed, he immediately invited
Diezani Alison Madueke to his office for
questioning and rebuked her

[size=8pt][/size]

---

We’ll rescue Chibok girls if they are alive
—Buhari
APRIL 14, 2015 : JOHN ALECHENU
40 Comments
Fomer Head of State, Maj-Gen.
Mohammadu Buhari (retd.) | credits:
file photo
The President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari,
has said he does not know if the kidnapped
Chibok girls can be rescued because their
whereabouts is still unknown.
He, however, promised that his government
would rescue them if they were still alive.
Buhari said this in a statement to mark the
first year anniversary of the kidnap of 276
schoolgirls from Government Secondary
School, Chibok, Borno State by the extremist
Islamic sect, Boko Haram on April 14, last
year.
In the statement which he personally
signed on Monday, Buhari said, “As we
remember the kidnap of the girls, it is time
to reflect on the pain and suffering of the
victims, their friends and families on
account of the heinous crime.”
The President-elect assured Nigerians,
particularly the parents of the missing girls,
that when his administration “assumes
office at the end of May, it will do everything
it can to defeat Boko Haram.”
According to him, his administration will act
differently from the government it is
succeeding adding that, he will not only
listen to the cry of anguish of citizens, he
will also respond accordingly.
Buhari said, “This new approach must also
begin with honesty. We do not know if the
Chibok girls can be rescued. Their
whereabouts remain unknown.
“As much as I wish to, I cannot promise
that we can find them. But I say to every
parent, family member and friend of the
children that my government will do
everything in our power to bring them
home.
“What I can pledge, with absolute certainty,
is that starting on the first day of my
administration, Boko Haram will know the
strength of our collective will and
commitment to rid this nation of terror and
bring back peace and normalcy to all the
affected areas.”

Last modified on 12 April 2015, at 13:48 mantafien, Nigeria Mantafien is a Village in Gbako local gov't of Niger State, Nigeria. Its on the A124 highway in the west of the area at 9°03′00″N 6°09′00″E /  9.05000°N 6.15000°E . It has an area of 1,681 km2 and a population of 122,176 according to the 20015 census. The postal code of the area is 912.[1] The Gbako local government

Man Walks From Lagos To Abuja To
Honour Buhari’s Victory-Aliyu Mantafien

A native of Katsina state who promised
to trek from Lagos to Abuja if General
Muhammadu Buhari from the All
Progressives Congress won the
presidential poll, has been seen in Niger
state.
His name is Hasheem Suleiman. He was in
Lagos when Buhari was announced the
president-elect of Nigeria. Hasheem left
Lagos at about 5am the next day and
arrived in Ibadan around 6pm.
READ ALSO: Bakare Favoured To Head
Buhari’s Transition Team
The traveller vowed two years ago to trek
from whereever he was to the capital of
Nigeria, Abuja, if General Buhari emerges
the winner of the poll in 2015.
The planned journey is long and hot:
according to Google maps, it is over
700km.
Hasheem went to get a police report to
allow for an unimpeded journey but could
not wait and so the DPO gave him his
phone number. Despite several warnings
from friends, and at the same time
encouraged by friends and loved ones, he
continued from Ibadan to Oyo. Then from
Oyo to Ogbomoso. And from Ogbomoso
to Ilorin with much welcome at every
stop.
At Ilorin, people escorted him for several
miles until he stopped at Oloru. He
received much hospitality in Jebba, where
unlike in other villages he met people who
had heard of him.
About 20 people set off with him from
Jebba and after some miles 18 turned
back, but the other two were more
strong-minded. They encountered armed
robbers close to Makwa, although
fortunately he had already met one of
them in Jebba, and the would-be robber
ended up giving him 200 Naira for pure
water.
He continued his trip from Mkwa to Kudu
and then to Kutigi. He is now in Kutigi and
will continue his journey to Bida
tomorrow by the grace of God.

THE TRUE ETHNICITY OF THE PEOPLE OF BIDA BY ALIYU MANTAFIEN

The true ethnicity of the people of Bida is
virtually undecipherable. The present people
of Bida are not Fulani, Nupe, Yoruba, Igala,
Hausa, Igbira, Kanuri, Arab, etc, etc – they are
all these various people combined in one.
Bida is a melting pot, to borrow an
American epithet, of all these people from all
parts of ancient Nigeria and beyond.
In the beginning the population of Bida was
hundred percent Bini. But that was in those
days when Bida was a small, walled, Bini
village much the same as the neighbouring
villages of Doko, Gaba, Zhima, Kuchi,Mantafien,Edozhigi etc. That
was in the days before the Dendo dynasts
came and transformed Bida into the capital
city of their emirate.
Bida used to be the throne-town of the
kings of the Binis whose royal title was
‘Binida’ or, simply, ‘Bida’. It was said that the
village used to have its proper name which
is now lost to history because it came to be
identified as the ‘Town of the King’ or
‘Binida’ or ‘Bida’. This is much the same way
that the name ‘Medina’, ‘The City of the
Prophet’, came to overshadow the original
name ‘Yathrib’.
In any case the population of Bida was
entirely made up of Bini in those pre-Dendo
dynastic days.

Aliyu Mantafien The Independent National Electoral Commission has declared Saturday’s governorship election in Taraba state inconclusive. INEC Returning Officer for the election, Professor Muhammad Kariey, said there has to be a supplementary election because the total number of votes rejected and cancelled were more than the total votes with which the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Darius Ishaku, led the runner- up, the All Progressives Congress’ Aisha Al-Hasan. According to the returning officer the difference between the PDP and the APC is 54,881, while the rejected votes from some troubled areas are over 100, 000 votes. He said a supplementary election must be held within 30 days. PDP had scored a total of 317,198 votes to APC’s 262,386. Reports say the elections in Donga, Wukari and Zing local governments were cancelled following alleged irregularities. The Taraba governorship election is one of the most keenly contested,

diamondbility:
d election in imo state has been declared inconclusive!

uhhh

okorocha is next Nigeria president Insha Allah