Alhaji Buba Galadima narrowly escaped assassination. This happened last night on his way from Damaturu to his hometown, Gashau a distance of about 160kilometres (roughly 97miles).
Spy Nigeria reported that professional Assassins were to report to have fired several shots at his SUV.
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Sunday, January 6, 2019
Why Military Invaded DailyTrust Offices – Defence Spokesman
The Defence Spokesman, John Agim, has explained why the military invaded and shut down the operations of DailyTrust offices in Abuja and Maiduguri in Borno State.
According to him, the invasion was not to stop the press from doing their job but because the medium made a publication that revealed the plans of the military in fighting insurgency.
“I think it is completely unacceptable for any media house to have information about the military plan on the fight against insurgency and publish such plans,” he said in a phone interview with Channels Television on Sunday evening.
“Boko Haram terrorists will be informed ahead of time and that also shows that they (DailyTrust) are sympathetic to the insurgents and the intention was just to invite them and let them understand the dangers their action puts on the military.
“So, the intention is not to stop the press from doing their job. They need to understand that without peace and security in the land, they cannot perform their job. So for everybody who has information, there’s a need to check with the security agencies before they publish such because releasing such information ahead of time can jeopardize the operation”.
The soldiers have, however, vacated the Abuja office of news organisation.
According to Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, the development followed an order given by the President.
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According to him, the invasion was not to stop the press from doing their job but because the medium made a publication that revealed the plans of the military in fighting insurgency.
“I think it is completely unacceptable for any media house to have information about the military plan on the fight against insurgency and publish such plans,” he said in a phone interview with Channels Television on Sunday evening.
“Boko Haram terrorists will be informed ahead of time and that also shows that they (DailyTrust) are sympathetic to the insurgents and the intention was just to invite them and let them understand the dangers their action puts on the military.
“So, the intention is not to stop the press from doing their job. They need to understand that without peace and security in the land, they cannot perform their job. So for everybody who has information, there’s a need to check with the security agencies before they publish such because releasing such information ahead of time can jeopardize the operation”.
The soldiers have, however, vacated the Abuja office of news organisation.
According to Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, the development followed an order given by the President.
CTv
Asari Dokubo Attacks Ahmed Gume On His Comment Against Igbos
"Igbos were allowed to establish businesses and live in other parts of Nigeria peacefully. However, they deny other tribes from simple owning shops in ALL EASTERN MARKETS!
Yes! I have gone to many eastern markets for ethnic survey. And no single shop is or was allocated to non Igbo. Please if there is one market with non Igbo, please mention" - Ahmed Gume
RESPONSE
How many shops do Hausa or Yoruba people own in Cameroon, Ghana, Togo, South Africa, Malawi, Sierra-Leone, Gabon UK, United States, Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong-kong, Thailand, Indonesia, Germany, China, Taiwan, South Korea, India and countless other countries all over the world.
Those are not Igbo areas after all. Perhaps, they deny you shops like the Igbo did in all these countries. Igbos own shops and do business in those countries.
This is exactly how lazy people complain when they fail in business. If you can't compete on your own land, how are you going to do that in Igboland or neutral ground?
Every Igbo city has a place exclusively mapped out for Hausas free of charge for temporary use (that is the truth they will not tell you). Of course you know, Hausa man has his own pattern of business and shops mostly in form of kiosk where he sold his patty trades and provisions on free given portion of the street.
Another good business they do in the east is money exchange and cattle business which they control in every Igbo city on a free given land; 100% fact. Go to Owerri, Umuahia, Enugu, Awka. Nnewi. Aba etc.
Igbos don't wait for free land or free portion to be allocated to them, they buy them from indigenes who always have it free by inheritance or by allocation but doesn’t know what to do with them. Only quota system worthless person will wait for allocation before he starts a business.
How many shops do Hausas have in Lagos and other south west states? or do the Yoruba deny them shops too? Can you compare the number of shops and markets owned by Hausas in Yoruba land to the number owned by the Igbos?
Igbos rent shops from the landlords. Igbos Buy lands from the host to build shops. Igbos buy land from their host to build markets. Igbos don't wait for shop or land allocations to start up their businesses.
How many markets has the Hausa built in Lagos? None. How many markets has the Yoruba build in the north? None or do the Hausa and the Yoruba deny selling land to one another too, like the Igbos denied them?
But Igbo have used their money to buy lands from south west and north and build many markets that helps to develop their regions.
To be honest, not every Igbo traders in south west or north can compete with the traders in the east. The traders in the east are real geniuses in trading. They are wizards in buying and selling more than those Igbo traders in the west and north.
You have to first compete with the Igbo traders in your own territory before you think of competing with them in their own territory.
Business is based on competition, the question is, can you compete? There are shops in Onitsha main market but can you afford to rent it? Even when you do what do you intend to sell to regain your profit?.
Is it igbo man that sacrifice to be single till the age of 40 to balance his business achievements before marriage you want to compete with? Igbo man who wear warn out cloths with bathroom slippers to save money for his bussiness? Or the one that maintain just one wife you choose to compete with?....The one that married, how many children do they agreed to born, all are the sacrifices in order to save more for his business.
Nobody compete with the fulanis in their cow business or you think they don’t make money in that? Please leave the igbos alone, business is their God given talent.
We are Biafrans!!!.
Yes! I have gone to many eastern markets for ethnic survey. And no single shop is or was allocated to non Igbo. Please if there is one market with non Igbo, please mention" - Ahmed Gume
RESPONSE
How many shops do Hausa or Yoruba people own in Cameroon, Ghana, Togo, South Africa, Malawi, Sierra-Leone, Gabon UK, United States, Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong-kong, Thailand, Indonesia, Germany, China, Taiwan, South Korea, India and countless other countries all over the world.
Those are not Igbo areas after all. Perhaps, they deny you shops like the Igbo did in all these countries. Igbos own shops and do business in those countries.
This is exactly how lazy people complain when they fail in business. If you can't compete on your own land, how are you going to do that in Igboland or neutral ground?
Every Igbo city has a place exclusively mapped out for Hausas free of charge for temporary use (that is the truth they will not tell you). Of course you know, Hausa man has his own pattern of business and shops mostly in form of kiosk where he sold his patty trades and provisions on free given portion of the street.
Another good business they do in the east is money exchange and cattle business which they control in every Igbo city on a free given land; 100% fact. Go to Owerri, Umuahia, Enugu, Awka. Nnewi. Aba etc.
Igbos don't wait for free land or free portion to be allocated to them, they buy them from indigenes who always have it free by inheritance or by allocation but doesn’t know what to do with them. Only quota system worthless person will wait for allocation before he starts a business.
How many shops do Hausas have in Lagos and other south west states? or do the Yoruba deny them shops too? Can you compare the number of shops and markets owned by Hausas in Yoruba land to the number owned by the Igbos?
Igbos rent shops from the landlords. Igbos Buy lands from the host to build shops. Igbos buy land from their host to build markets. Igbos don't wait for shop or land allocations to start up their businesses.
How many markets has the Hausa built in Lagos? None. How many markets has the Yoruba build in the north? None or do the Hausa and the Yoruba deny selling land to one another too, like the Igbos denied them?
But Igbo have used their money to buy lands from south west and north and build many markets that helps to develop their regions.
To be honest, not every Igbo traders in south west or north can compete with the traders in the east. The traders in the east are real geniuses in trading. They are wizards in buying and selling more than those Igbo traders in the west and north.
You have to first compete with the Igbo traders in your own territory before you think of competing with them in their own territory.
Business is based on competition, the question is, can you compete? There are shops in Onitsha main market but can you afford to rent it? Even when you do what do you intend to sell to regain your profit?.
Is it igbo man that sacrifice to be single till the age of 40 to balance his business achievements before marriage you want to compete with? Igbo man who wear warn out cloths with bathroom slippers to save money for his bussiness? Or the one that maintain just one wife you choose to compete with?....The one that married, how many children do they agreed to born, all are the sacrifices in order to save more for his business.
Nobody compete with the fulanis in their cow business or you think they don’t make money in that? Please leave the igbos alone, business is their God given talent.
We are Biafrans!!!.
Niger Delta Militants Resumes Bombing Of Oil Facilities, Says More To Come
A Niger Delta militant group known as Koluama Seven Brothers has carried out a “warning” strike on an oil facility owned by Conoil in Bayelsa state.
The attack, which was confirmed by the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), was carried out on Friday, according to a statement from the group.
The militants also threatened a production shut down at the facility if their grievances are not addressed.
The statement added they would carry out further strikes if their demands, including job creation, were not met by the company.
Conoil Producing Nigeria operates six highly prospective blocks in the Niger Delta and produces over 80,000 barrels of oil per day.
Oil exports account for around 80 percent of foreign exchange earnings of the Nigerian government.
Production has been affected by militancy in the Niger Delta region over the years.
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The attack, which was confirmed by the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), was carried out on Friday, according to a statement from the group.
The militants also threatened a production shut down at the facility if their grievances are not addressed.
The statement added they would carry out further strikes if their demands, including job creation, were not met by the company.
Conoil Producing Nigeria operates six highly prospective blocks in the Niger Delta and produces over 80,000 barrels of oil per day.
Oil exports account for around 80 percent of foreign exchange earnings of the Nigerian government.
Production has been affected by militancy in the Niger Delta region over the years.
CT
BREAKING: Soldiers Shut Down Daily Trust Office In Borno... Arrest Editor, Reporter
Armed officers of the Nigerian Army have invaded the Daily Trust regional office in Maiduguri, the Borno State capital.
Sahara Reporters stated that the soldiers stormed the premises of the newspaper's office on Sunday and arrested the regional editor, Uthman Abubakar and a reporter, Ibrahim Sawab.
As at the time of this report, it was not clear why the soldiers invaded the office.
However, the newspaper says it may be connected to its lead story on Sunday which focused on military operations in the North-East.
They were also said to have shut the gate of the Maiduguri regional office, after arresting the two editorial staff in sight. The soldiers had also requested to see Daily Trust’s Political Editor, Hamza Idris, whose byline appeared on the story, a witness said.
Sahara Reporters stated that the soldiers stormed the premises of the newspaper's office on Sunday and arrested the regional editor, Uthman Abubakar and a reporter, Ibrahim Sawab.
As at the time of this report, it was not clear why the soldiers invaded the office.
However, the newspaper says it may be connected to its lead story on Sunday which focused on military operations in the North-East.
They were also said to have shut the gate of the Maiduguri regional office, after arresting the two editorial staff in sight. The soldiers had also requested to see Daily Trust’s Political Editor, Hamza Idris, whose byline appeared on the story, a witness said.
PRESS RELEASE: THE IPOB KICKS OFF TOWARDS RECRUITING ENGINEERS IN TWO WEEKS.
The Indigenous People of Biafra IPOB releases desire to making Biafra's poverty Free by empowering her youths. This initiative came as a result of poverty driven in the society whereby the graduate's are unemployed.
These initiatives is as result of hard work and decisive diplomatic moves designed to position the day to day needs of ordinary Biafra's at heart of our mission.
Savaging the Biafra land by minimizing the levels of hardships resulting from year's of misrule and mediocrity by a political class. We shall work hard to reduce the number of the unemployed Biafran graduates rendered hopeless by the political arrangement in Nigeria.
In a matter of week's, the recruitment exercise will kick off by graduate's of Agric as first batch, Engineering and Agro.
This scheme will engage IPOB family members only at its initial phase.
Comrade Emma the Powerful media and Publicity Secretary for IPOB calls all hands to be on desk towards supporting this great initiative.
Scripted by Ann Enwere.
These initiatives is as result of hard work and decisive diplomatic moves designed to position the day to day needs of ordinary Biafra's at heart of our mission.
Savaging the Biafra land by minimizing the levels of hardships resulting from year's of misrule and mediocrity by a political class. We shall work hard to reduce the number of the unemployed Biafran graduates rendered hopeless by the political arrangement in Nigeria.
In a matter of week's, the recruitment exercise will kick off by graduate's of Agric as first batch, Engineering and Agro.
This scheme will engage IPOB family members only at its initial phase.
Comrade Emma the Powerful media and Publicity Secretary for IPOB calls all hands to be on desk towards supporting this great initiative.
Scripted by Ann Enwere.
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