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Nigeria police will pay dearly for every life lost. Gone are the days u kill Biafrans and get away with it

March on brave boys, Heroes of our fatherland

Guinea-Bissau’s prime minister announced his resignation on Wednesday, just two days after his government was sworn in, plunging the chronically unstable African nation deeper into a simmering political crisis.
Baciro Dja’s decision came after the country’s Supreme Court declared that his unpopular appointment by President Jose Mario Vaz by presidential decree just weeks earlier had violated the constitution.
“The president of the republic has just informed me the Supreme Court has declared my appointment as prime minister unconstitutional,” Dja told journalists after meeting the head of state.
“Consequently, I resign the office. I’m going to my office to formalise my decision.”
In a 15-page ruling backed by eight of a 12-judge , the country’s most powerful legal institution said Dja’s nomination on August 20 had not met certain legal criteria.
These included not properly consulting the ruling party and listening to the opinions of other parties in parliament, it said.
Vaz appointed former minister Dja, 39, a week after firing Domingos Simoes Pereira over a series of disputes, including the naming of a new army chief.
The move put the head of state at loggerheads with his ruling African Party for the Independence of Guinea and Cape Verde (PAIGC), which denounced it as a “constitutional coup”.
While all three men belong to the PAIGC, the bloc quickly fell in line behind Pereira, their leader, and renominated him as their candidate, to no avail.
Referring the decision to the Supreme Court, the PAIGC said in a statement it “would never accept a constitutional coup d’etat”.
– Drug trafficking hub –
“Neither the party nor the people of Guinea-Bissau will accept the nomination of Baciro Dja,” it vowed.
The presidential decree promised constitutional formalities such as consultation with political parties in parliament would be honoured, although it announced that Dja would in any case replace Pereira.
Among Dja’s first actions was to sack the chiefs of the state-owned radio and television services for what he described as their “biased treatment of the political crisis”.
He also condemned state media outlets for broadcasting parliamentary debates live during the crisis, saying they “had not respected the guidance given regarding the maintenance of a climate of peace”.
Dja was defence minister in the government of Carlos Gomes Junior, who was overthrown in 2012 in the latest in a long line of military coups to plunge Guinea-Bissau into chaos.
The country had barely begun to recover from the mutiny after the elections in July last year.
Dja became a minister and government spokesman for Pereira, but resigned after a dispute between the two men came to blows in June.
The altercation led to Dja being suspended from the PAIGC in August.
Vaz said his fallout with Pereira stemmed partly from the appointment of a new armed forces chief, a key post in the small nation known as a hub in drug trafficking between South America and Europe.
In March 2009, political veteran Joao Bernardo “Nino” Vieira, who had led the country on and off since 1980, was assassinated by soldiers in apparent revenge for the killing of the then army chief.
Vaz also raised the closure of the border with Guinea over an Ebola outbreak and cited problems of corruption and nepotism, a lack of transparency in public procurement and alleged obstruction of the judiciary.
The PAIGC party, which fought for independence from Portugal, has a slender majority in the national assembly with 57 of 102 lawmakers.
Vaz had only just issued a decree on Monday announcing key cabinet jobs in a new government led by Dja, to be sworn in at the presidency later that day.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/09/guinea-bissaus-new-prime-minister-announces-resignation/

We are not afraid of their clampdown. This is a fight of Good over Evil. The good will surely prevail. We will reach the mountaintop of our struggle because Jesus Christ is with us!

OfoIgbo:


Uwazuruike remains a hero to the whole Biafran struggle and this is why
1. When no one was talking about Biafra and all the elders were intimidated from even mentioning the word, Uwazuruike mentioned it without fear.
2. Uwazuruike went to jail for us to be free, the same with MASSOBians.

No doubt there are flaws in the structure and plans of MASSOB, but from my perpective, MASSOB achieved one of the most important milestones for the struggle which is to remove the taboo that the Nigerian nation placed on the word BIAFRA..

Every other organisation that has emerged is practically building on the foundation that Uwazuruike's MASSOB laid whether they like to it it or not, so I will advise that people be a little more complementary of MASSOB when referring to them.

Tomorrow, I may come up with an organisation, aims and objectives that are more fruitful to the Biafran cause, but I mustn't go insulting Nnamdi Kanu just because I feel I have a better vehicle for achieving Biafra.

Oil dey ur head bro, u talked well

If this picture is real then this is a show of shame. How can a political figure in the calibre of Abubukar Audu be kissing under the glare of the public. This morally and culturally wrong. U are a leader and should not be found doing what is done in the bedroom in public. It doesn't conform with African norms and values.

Inspector General of Police (IG), Solomon Arase
Police arrest 22 in South-east
Yemi Akinsuyi in Abuja

The Inspector General of Police (IG), Solomon Arase, has ordered an immediate clamp down on persons or group of persons inciting violence and social disorder across the country.
This directive, in a statement signed by the Force spokesperson, Olabisi Kolawole, became imperative owing to the recent activities of of the Movement for the Actualisation of Sovereign States of Biafran (MASSOB) and the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) in some parts of the country.
This operational order, she said, empowered the police to arrest anybody fomenting any act of violence or disorder, or any act inimical to the security of the nation.
“So far, the following arrest have been made in Anambra State – four; Imo State – six; Delta State – 11 and Abia State – one.
“The IG further warned that all persons so arrested for inciting violence, irrespective of their class or status in the society, would be charged to court accordingly,” the statement added.

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/ig-orders-clampdown-on-massob-ipob-/219756/

Barely twenty-four hours after the two Okpoama chiefs that were kidnapped last week in the mangrove swamp of Bayelsa East senatorial district regained their freedom, gunmen struck again Wednesday in the riverside town of Sagbama and abducted the Special Adviser on Political Matters to the Bayelsa Governor, Chief Fyneman Wilson.
Also abducted was the personal assistant to the governor’s aide, Mr. Fred.
This is the second time in six years that Wilson, a close confidant and associate of former President Goodluck Jonathan, would be kidnapped by armed men in the state.
Wilson, a former commissioner under the Timpre Sylva istration was a noticeable figure at the formal declaration of Governor Seriake Dickson on Tuesday.
The kidnappers said to be four in number, reportedly stormed the residence of the governor’s aide, which is some distance away from the community waterfront at about 4am Wednesday.
According to a community source, Wilson and his personal assistant were seized at gunpoint by their assailants and dragged to a waiting speedboat by their captors who escaped through the Forcados River to an unknown destination.
ed, the state police public relations officer, Asinim Butswat confirmed the incident.
He said, “at about 0400hrs, today (Wednesday) five unknown gunmen went to the residence of Hon Wilson Fyneman at Sagbama Town, in Sagbama LGA, and abducted him with his Personal Assistant Mr Fred, to an unknown destination.
“The Marine Police, JTF and the Anti kidnapping unit have been alerted. Efforts have been intensified to rescue the victims and arrest the abductors. Investigation is ongoing.”
Kidnapped Okpoama chiefs regain freedom
Meanwhile, the kidnappers of Chief Blessing Wagio and Chief Isaac Akono-Igolo have set them free.
The victims, indigene of Okpoama in Brass local government area of Bayelsa State were kidnapped last Wednesday along the Ogbia-Brass waterways by suspected sea pirates.
Though it could not be ascertained if any ransom was paid, a family source told Vanguard that the chiefs were set free early Monday.
The gunmen it would recalled had demanded N50m ransom which they later reduced to N20m when it dawned on them that the families were not ready to negotiate with them.
The source added, “the chiefs were set free when the kidnappers realized they were their kinsmen.”.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/09/gunmen-kidnap-bayelsa-govs-aide-one-other/

Biafra alive! Long live Biafran! We shall get to the mountaintop of our struggle cos Jesus Christ is with us!

Irrespective of where your loyalty lies. These men have done well. Uwazuruike set the stage for Kanu.

Less than 24 hours after security operatives raided his private residence in Owerri, the leader of the Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB), Chief Ralph Uwazuruike, monday reported at the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) section of the Imo State Police Command for interrogation.
Uwazuruike, who voluntarily turned himself in on the invitation of the police, was immediately whisked away to the Zone 9 headquarters in Umuahia shortly after a closed-door meeting with the state Commissioner of Police, Taiwo Lakanu.
A senior police officer, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said the MASSOB leader was invited by the Inspector General of Police, Solomon Arase, for a friendly chat, adding that he was not detained.
However, the state Police Public Relations Officer, Mr. Andrew Enwerem, said the MASSOB leader was summoned by the police authority over the activities of his group.
According to him, “MASSOB is an outlawed group and the same thing goes with their activities so his invitation was not unconnected to that. Yes he reported at the state command headquarters today from where he was moved to see the AIG in charge of Zone 9.”
But Uwazuruike who briefed journalists at his residence after he was released, said: “There is no going back on the struggle for Biafra.”
He added: “I was not at home on Saturday when I got a call that policemen invaded my home, in the morning I got a letter from the Imo State Commissioner of Police and so I reported in the morning and he told me that he does not want MASSOB in the state but he cannot stop him. There is no going back on Biafra and I was taken to Umuahia to see the AIG.
“At Umuahia, the AIG vouched for me that he has known me and my non-violent stance on the struggle for Biafra. Any one that does not want MASSOB should leave Igbo land.”
He however distanced his group from the activities of other splinter groups, that have engaged on criminal activities, “No MASSOB man has ever been caught for stealing, kidnapping, raping and other crimes. We are non-violent but no one can stop Biafra.”

Laughing out loud after a successful masturbation session!

63 year old man married a young lady of 25yrs. The young lady is teaching him science and arts of bedmatics that is making the old comrade to cum even his brain. Now the old man is talking nonsense like a mad man in the market square. God help Oshobaba out of this mess!

When u were appointing mostly northerners it never occur to u that its cable of generating ethnic clashes? It is Fayose criticism of lopsideness that will cause ethnic clashes. Lie lie people! APC is a fraud!

What is he coming to do? Hope this is not another scam from APC?

Fight on brave boys, heros of our fatherland!; pursue your enemies, harass them and destroy them. March on brave boys ; now that victory is in sight!
Biafra alive!

It is only Africa that leaders refer to their subject as "crazy" .. Mr president have no moral right to refer to his people as being "crazy" no matter what. This is highly unacceptable .

This is not Biafran Flag OP

Dike di ora Nma, odenigbo Ngwo, Ikemba nnewi....eze Ndigbo gburugburu....... The man who championed the fight against Igbo marginalisation. The four General of the peoples army. The lion of the tribe of Biafra, greatest igbo spirit ever lived, the symbol of bravery, the legend. I love you sir

They are jst crying for help

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doctorken:

How was the test?and what was the crowd like?

. The test was okay jst that time was not friendly due to the long comprehension age they gave us. Nevertheless it was very ok. 3000 candidates were shotlisted for the test out 12000 that applied.

I am through with the test, I pray for Gods grace!

Tuesday 8:30am batch for chams plc altitude test, we are seated, the test will commence very shortly

antontech:
I am at Anambra and will really be grateful if someone can help me with direction to cham city amd where i will stop when i reach lagos.

. Stop at Anthony bus stop, then take a bus to ikeja(100) and stop at leventis junction and ask around its jst close by.