Panic hit the Esit Eket Local Government
Area of Akwa Ibom State in the early
hours of yesterday as unidentified
gunmen laid siege to the palace and
abducted the paramount ruler of the
town.
The attackers, reportedly numbering
about 30, invaded the palace grounds at
about 2a.m and forcefully took Chief
Ubong Assam into custody.
The abductors then reportedly drove
with the traditional ruler in a car to
another village, Unyeghe in the Mbo Local
Government Area, before disappearing
with him in a speedboat.

Kudos to Nigeria army...

The 7 Division of the Nigerian Army said on
Tuesday that it had killed 37 suspected
Boko Haram militants after an operation in
Borno.
The Spokesman of the division, Captain
Aliyu Danja, made the disclosure in a
statement in Maiduguri.
“Based on available intelligence, troops of 7
Division of the Nigerian Army launched
attacks on a suspected Boko Haram camp
located in Alagarno in Borno.
“The operation, which commenced last
Monday, involved a coordinated ground and
air assault,” he said.
He said it was a coordinated attack by
troops of the 7 Div. in conjunction with 79
composite group of the Nigerian Air Force,
Maiduguri, aimed at destroying the
terrorists’ camp.
“A total of 37 suspected Boko Haram
militants were killed in a gunfire exchange
while several others fled with gun shot
wounds,’’ the spokesman said.
He also said that, “arms and ammunition
were recovered. Three Hilux vehicles and
several motorcycles belonging to the
suspects were destroyed.’’
Danja also confirmed the killing of four
persons during last Sunday’s attack by
suspected Boko Haram militants in
Logomani village near Gamboru-Ngala
border.
“In the early hours of Sunday, suspected
Boko Haram terrorists numbering about 50,
armed with AK 47 rifles and rocket
propellers, blocked the Gamboru Ngala
Dikwa Road at Logomani village, killing four
civilians and injuring two.
“They also set ablaze four trailers, two fuel
tankers and snatched an Isuzu pick up
loaded with provisions,’’ he said.
Danja said, “The attackers fled the scene on
arrival of troops of the 7 Div.
“Also, suspected militants attacked
members of youths vigilance group who
were returning from a funeral in Bama.
“Three members of the vigilance group
were killed and their vehicle set ablaze.
“Troops of 7 Division are currently
conducting aggressive patrol at the scene
of the attack to trace all suspected hide
outs of the militants.

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has
charged the citizens not to lose hope in the
face of insecurity and socio-economic crises
in the land.
Obasanjo spoke on Monday shortly after
being conferred with the honourary
Doctoral Degree of Science during the
maiden convocation of Afe Babalola
University, Ado Ekiti.
The private university commenced
operation in January, 2010.
Obasanjo, who said the founder of the
University, Chief Afe Babalola, demonstrated
the fact that education was the most
veritable weapon for sustaining good
governance and democracy, said the hope
of a better tomorrow was not lost.
He said, “I know that those who are
thinking that Nigeria has no future will
today have a change of heart. This is
because one person, Chief Afe Babalola, has
been able to make a difference in the field
of education. This is an indication that hope
is not lost on Nigeria.
“The other time, I heard Chief Afe Babalola
saying that education is the best instrument
to fight poverty. But I want to add that it
remains the best instrument to sustain
good governance and democracy”.
He charged the graduating students to be
good ambassadors of the university.
“You have had a good beginning, having
graduated from a good university. But this
is not enough; you have to build on it. If
you don’t, the good beginning becomes
nothing,” he told the graduands.
Babalola said, “Throughout the three and
half years of the University, there was
nothing like public holiday in this school
because Nigerians are used to holiday.
“Students were not allowed to use
telephone because it is a distraction.
“We set a standard and everybody complies.
I marvelled when I heard that some people
in the National University Commission were
murmuring”.
Dignitaries at the event included former
Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Alfa Belgore;
ex-Ekiti State governors, Segun Oni and Ayo
Fayose; the Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Lamidi
Adeyemi; and deputy governor of Ekiti State,
Prof. Modupe Adelabu.

CALABAR- MEN have been advised to keep
away from their wives’ breasts while they
are breast feeding their children to avoid
inflicting wounds on the breasts and
exposing the children to infection.
Professor Angela Oyo Ita, the Cross River
State Commissioner for Health who gave the
advice while flagging- off the 2013 Breast
Feeding Week at Akpabuyo local
Government Area of the state on Tuesday,
stated that men sharing their wives’ breasts
while they are breast feeding could inflict
wound on the breasts and if the woman is
HIV positive, the child could be exposed to
the infection.

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wickedness..

obitwo: We can't continue like this

We need to separate the progressive SW from the terrorists of the N-side and the fraudsters of the E-side

If you feel I'm talking to you, quote this post and insult me

seconded...

Glad to hear....

So should we start running...

ok

May u b find safety....insha Allah

wish d victim quick recovery....

gud 4 him....

Nigeria Jew beware.....

ok

Nwa oguta: that useless man shoud have been in prison by now.that is where he belong.

story story....

[quote
author=michaelok]Does this also mean that Christian Hausa's and other
residents would have to stop worshiping together like in churches? I
hope they are really against indecency and not using that means to get
to and disrupt other worshippers and their beliefs. God help us
all![/quote]mumu...

word....

osun,kwara,oyo,ondo.ogun.ekiti,lagos nd kogi

oh my shit.......rip to d dead

lolz! interesting....

funny.....

Ok

ina lilahi waina illahi rajiunah....

And so fuc.king what are they not human being mtchewwww.....