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    Baga a city in Borno state was reportedly recaptured by Boko Haram terrorists last week, No signal has been heard from about 40 cellular policemen posted to the city earlier before the incident.  According to the report, about 13 typical policemen might also have been lacking in motion as no sign has been heard from them since Wednesday, December 26, when Boko Haram chief Habib and his factional group stormed the city with a bid to attack it after mounting their flag. An unnamed supplier inside the police headquarters quoted within the report stated, “no signal has come to them since Wednesday,” about their men including that they might quite stay optimistic in regards to the men who went to battle as to back the troops. But we are still anticipating that they are ok, wherever they might be to consider retreating back to here if need be,  Indeed we hear that there hàs been casualties however we can not speak about casualties on our pact but have not seen any of them becuase of th

 Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, Leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, has said the forthcoming presidential election in Nigeria will bring shame and humiliation to the country. He said this in a New Year Message broadcast from Israel, yesterday he chided Nigerians for planning to vote in a presidential election where a purported ‘dead’ man is listed on the ballot paper. The IPOB leader vowed his group will continue unabated to expose the true identity of an alleged body-double, Jubril Aminu Al Sudani, who he claims, was brought into Aso Rock to impersonate a ‘dead’ President Muhammadu Buhari even in the 2019 polls. He said: “The unmasking of Jubril Aminu Al Sudani the fake Nigerian President will continue unabated. By the time we are done with him and his handlers, (Lord Frederick) Lugard will become truly ashamed of what he created (Nigeria). “I would like to see Nigerians participate in elections where one of the names on the ballot paper is a dead man. This shame and humiliati

“Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Nigerian separatist group, Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) emerges AFRICA GUARDIAN’s MAN OF THE YEAR 2018,”  Africa Guardian , a South African media announces on their official Facebook page, twitter account and instagram. According to Africa Guardian, “3 countries, 3 men were recommended for this. The public voted and chose one.” In a vote on its official Facebook page on December 13, 2018, after a street poll was reportedly carried out, the South African media presented 3 countries: Ghana, Nigeria and South Africa to be nominated. Nnamdi Kanu led in the poll with many votes, which made him the only one in the standings. “Diplomatically leads a pro-independence group without any record of violence, Enlightens the masses on human rights and political issues in Africa, Most vocal activist in Africa,”  Africa   Guardian  said, announcing that the IPOB leader won the ‘Africa Guardian’s Man of the year award.’