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May 30 Order: Nigeria Police Force Threatened To Deal With Biafra (IPOB), Sit At Home The Nigeria Police Force is on top gear over plans by Biafra agitators to shut markets and stage protests in southeastern Nigeria on 30 May. The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), the Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB)  and other groups have termed the day sit-at-home day to register their grievances with the Nigeria federal government. The police were deeply concerned with the security implications of the planned actions and urged the groups to shelve their plans in ”the interest of national security”  said by  Moshood Jimoh, the Force Public Relations officer   . He said the actions are part of renewed hostilities and subversive propaganda aimed at undermining law and order in the south eastern states by these groups, their associates, sponsors, apologists and sympathisers.  “ Consequently, the Commissioners of Police in the affected States

Igbo man killed in Abuja for Urinating near Mosque  l A middle aged Igbo man was lynched in Jiwa, a community in Abuja, FCT for what they considered as desecration of the Mosque. The man was said to have urinated near a Mosque which attracted the angst of a Muslim faithful who threw a stone at him, the deceased was said to have retaliated by picking the same stone and throwing back at the man. An eye witness who narrated the incident to our reporter said that other Muslim faithful who were infuriated joined and lynched him. As at press time, tension was mounting among youths in Jiwa and Gwagwa communities in Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC), over the killing. According to the eyewitness, the man, whose name was not immediately disclosed to news­men, was passing through one of the streets in the village, and then decided to urinate into drainage, close to a mosque. The Ibo man was confirmed dead a private hospital in Gwagwa village by doctors in the hospital. Our corre

Biafra at 50: Citizens have right to discuss their continued existence in Nigeria – Osinbajo By  Seun Opejobi  on May 25, 2017 The Acting President, Yemi Osinbajo, on Thursday declared that citizens reserve the right to discuss their continued existence in Nigeria. Osinbajo made the remark at an event organised to mark the 50th anniversary of Biafra in Abuja. The acting President maintained that Nigerians were greater together than apart. Appealing to citizens to work together to build the nation, Osinbajo advised that Nigerians should not allow their frustrations drive them to see their compatriots as enemies. According to Osinbajo, the time and the resources spent on the war could have moved the country further in terms of development. BREAKING: Senate begins passage of PIB in parts He said,“Some say secession is the answer to charges of marginalisation. Some say Nigeria is colonial contraption, and that we should be independent ethnic nationalities.

BREAKING NEWS: “Victory Is Ours”, Says Niger Delta Avengers As NNPC Pipeline Is Blown Up Share Tweet ON  MAY 24, 2017 23 May Suspected militant group attacked a gas pipeline in the Niger Delta, breaking a fragile truce between them and the government, an oil company spokesman told Agence France-Presse Tuesday. The attack on a pipeline operated by the Nigerian Gas Company Limited, a subsidiary of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), took place on Saturday near Sanomi creek, close to the oil hub of Warri in Delta state. “It has been confirmed, even by the community people, that it was a third-party sabotage,” said Nigeria Gas Company spokesman Violin Antaih. “If you have a picture of the blast, you will know too well that was exactly what happened because the pipeline was cut into two. A ruptured pipeline will not have such effect.” READ ALSO:    Ace Comedian I Go Dye Presents Mother Super Magnificent Edifice He Erected For Her The a

PM Netanyahu visibly moved by Trump’s “incredible” speech at Holocaust memorial y 23, 2017  |  Featured Videos ,  News  | President Trump has given a moving speech today at Yad Vashem in Jerusalem, in which he said, “From the depths of the suffering the Jewish people have built a mighty nation.” Prime Minister Netanyahu, visibly moved, described the speech a incredibly moving. Video Player 00:00 08:00

Iraqi Christians Must Convert To Islam Or Be Killed, Says Shia Cleric By   Bp-News-1  - May 22, 2017 0 676 About 200 Christian families in Iraq have filed a lawsuit against the head of the country’s Shia Endowment for inciting sectarian violence against the Christian minority by saying in a video that Christians should be converted to Islam or killed. “Either they convert to Islam, or else they are killed or they pay the jizya [a tax on non-Muslims],” said Sheikh Alaa Al-Mousawi, who heads the government body which maintains all of Iraq’s Shia holy sites, in a sermon, according to a  YouTube video  uploaded by Middle East Monitor. Declaring Christians to be “infidels and polytheists,” Al-Mousawi called for “jihad” against them. “Jews and Christians” must be fought and killed if they do not accept Islam, he went on to say. The cleric is being compared to the Islamic State terror group, which is also known as IS, ISIS, ISIL or Daesh, which had asked Ch

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UK Politician Announces Buhari’s Death In  London, Sends Condolence To Aisha Buhari By  Ima Matthew | Staff Writer  -  May 21, 2017 0 Eric Joyce | Reuters 1.2k Shares 85 1.1k 3 Death rumours trailing ailing Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari continue to swirl on social media as the Nigerian presidency remains vague on the true health status of the country’s leader. Eric Joyce, a politician in the United Kingdom and former soldier, has taken to a micro-blogging website to announce the death of President Buhari, who has not been seen in public since May 7, 2017 when he  met with 82 recently freed Chibok schoolgirls.  That evening, the presidency announced he was  leaving Nigeria for London on an indefinite medical trip . “Very sad to learn [hear] of the death of President Buhari, whom I campaigned for. Thoughts with his wife  @ aishambuhari  and family,” the former member of the UK parliament wrote on Twitter on