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Why militancy may return to Niger Delta, by Ledum Mitee

Why militancy may return to Niger Delta, by Ledum Mitee

Militancy was a reaction to the problems of the Niger Delta. So, to deal with the consequence without addressing the core issues did not solve the problem.
My regret is that most of those recommendations have not been implemented.

Boko Haram: We need Nigerians’ support to win  — Maku, Information Minister

Boko Haram: We need Nigerians’ support to win — Maku, Information Minister

It is the nature of the war that has been part of the problem. Our forces have fought wars outside the shores of this country and we have always excelled. What we need now is the intelligence from our people to volunteer intelligence and help our forces to root out these criminals. If Boko Haram were to stand on one side and our forces are to stand on another side, the war would not last 30 minutes. What we need is every layer of support from all Nigerians. There is no better trained armed force in Africa than Nigeria; I can tell you that confidently on record.

Brown Oyitso – Amazing Work Of Grace

Brown Oyitso – Amazing Work Of Grace

Although he is a Provincial Pastor with the Redeemed Christian Church of God, and the MD/CEO of Brunnel Nigeria Limited, if a man’s beginning determined his ending, he would have amounted to nothing. According to his personal testimony, the penury to which his widowed mother was thrown after the demise of his Area customary court judge father, left his future hanging in the balance.

It is crazy to have 36 states — Maj. Gen. Momah

It is crazy to have 36 states — Maj. Gen. Momah

How can a governor collect up to one billion naira (minimum is half a billion) monthly? It is scandalous and they don’t account for it; that is why it is so convenient for them; you cannot probe them. That should be expunged from the Constitution. The police is there to protect them, I don’t know what security vote they need. I don’t know who put that thing in the Constitution and they are capitalizing on it and just scooping up the entire money and taking home.

Boko Haram members burn their university certificates – Shehu Sani

Boko Haram members burn their university certificates – Shehu Sani

The first surprise in the encounter was that the representatives of the terror group spoke fluent English. The bigger surprise was when some of the insurgents revealed that they had university degrees. It is a prerequisite for new Boko Haram members to burn their university certificates or any paper identification that links them secular schools.

How ‘Bring Back Our Girls’ campaign went viral— Matthew Daniel

How ‘Bring Back Our Girls’ campaign went viral— Matthew Daniel

How could this happen in a state under emergency rule? Terrorists had four hours operation and carted away the girls without help from anybody after which they journeyed into the forest. Remember the principal was said to be there; and the next minute, they said she was at her daughter’s place. There is discrepancy about the number of the kidnapped students. At times you wonder if we have leaders.

Chibok girls must be rescued by May 27 — Joe Okei-Odumakin

Chibok girls must be rescued by May 27 — Joe Okei-Odumakin

This clearly shows that the northern leaders are not serious about the rescue of the girls. The Federal Government has not been able to rescue the girls despite the much acclaimed military might of Nigeria. Is it then wrong to seek help outside Nigeria?

Chibok Girls: Jonathan’s c’tee can’t achieve anything – Audu Ogbeh

Chibok Girls: Jonathan’s c’tee can’t achieve anything – Audu Ogbeh

Chief Audu Innocent Ogbeh, one-time Minister of Communications; former National Chairman of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party, PDP and now a chieftain of All Progressives Congress, APC, is a politician and an administrator.
In this interview, he bares his mind on the present security challenge in the country, what President Goodluck Jonathan must do, the on- going National Conference, among other salient issues.

Fayemi’s other side, by Opeyemi Bamidele

Fayemi’s other side, by Opeyemi Bamidele

MIchael Opeyemi Bamidele, erstwhile Commissioner for Information and Strategy in Lagos State, Special Adviser to Governor Ahmed Tinubu and once a darling of the Asiwaju crowd is today on the other side, flying the kite of Labour Party in next month’s gubernatorial election.