Sit-at-home: Army chief orders raid on IPOB hideouts
The Chief of Army Staff, Maj. Gen. Taoreed Lagbaja, has ordered troops to seize control of areas where the Indigenous People of Biafra enforce their sit-at-home order throughout the South-East states.
This is a good news,I hope our people won't be shouting again when Security Agencies move in😉
I’m grateful to my distinguished colleagues for the honour of being elected as the Chairman of the Authority of Heads of State and Government of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) at the 63rd Ordinary Session that took place today in Bissau, Guinea-Bissau.
The development is a noteworthy affirmation of Nigeria’s continued leadership in the sub-region and the African continent. As Chairman of the important coalition, I renew my dedication and that of our nation to the cause of peace and progress as we foster the collaboration and commitment required to tackle trans-border issues of security, economic growth and sustainable development.
A man that flies from his fear may find that he has only taken a short cut to meet it.
Those that condemn the befitting hunting down of a flea hundreds of kilometers away but go mute at the needless murder of children at home are never fitting to occupy any public office and never deserving our reverence...
You ingest laxatives but expect another's belly to rumble...Dey Play...
AWOLOWO, SHAGARI, AKINJIDE AND THE MATHEMATICS OF 12⅔.
OBJ was the Head of State in 1979, stepping in after the death of his boss General Murtala Mohammed, who was assassinated on the bustling streets of Lagos in the abortive coup by Bumka Sumka Dimka on Feb 13 1976. But before
Even as we continue to honor the 175th Anniversary of Virgin Islands Emancipation, I am also grateful for the freedoms we enjoy as Americans. Happy Independence Day! A special thank you to our veterans who continue to make these freedoms possible.
Very honored to meet the very talented Joseph Sikora aka “Tommy” from the hit Starz network show Power. Special thanks to the Starz network, incl. Kathryn Busby, Stephanie Lambert, & their entire team for their evident commitment to diversity and inclusion in their programming.
Happy birthday to the best boss in the world. @50cent proud to be a part of what you created. Thank you for everything you've taught me and continuing to lead by example.🍾🔥🙌 #lecheminduroi#branson
One of the things I know is that Otunba Michael Adenuga Jnr. is a very private person, and you have to be extremely important and loved to take him away from his comfort zone. He is one of the biggest philanthropists this continent has ever known, maybe second to only Aare MKO Abiola (late).
Yesterday, he stepped out in his glory to join HRM, The Awujale of Ijebu, to welcome home a son who understands the place of our traditions and culture. Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu GCFR, president of the most populous black nation on the face of the Earth, Nigeria, heeded the call of the royal father and truly made the homecoming extremely grand.
Asiwaju must have felt really honoured to have the presence of a worthy brother at his august visit. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu displayed an uncommon character and show of love at his lunch reception when he welcomed and recognised Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode. His statement echoes in mind, "I am happy to see Ambode. Thanks Akin". Thereafter, a picture of a thousand words was taken that symbolises the ingenuity of ASIWAJU's good succession plans. Three former governors, a governor and president in a picture.
Lastly, Asiwaju maintained his stance on why fuel subsidies had to go. He empathised with Nigerians as plans are being drafted by the necessary organisations and the government to ameliorate the sufferings of Nigeria. He said he could have enriched himself with the different exchange rates but chose not to do it. I believe strongly in his plans to make Nigeria better.
May Nigeria succeed and the people rejoice. Amen.
SEYILAW.
I received the President of Guinea-Bissau, Umaro Sissoco Embaló and his entourage earlier today.
The President is in Lagos to meet with His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
Exciting and progressive times ahead for our dear State, and indeed Nigeria. Collaboration and partnership between countries will attract investors and investments to our dear country.
I was delighted to receive His Excellency, President Umaro Sissoco Embaló, the President of Guinea-Bissau and Chairman of the Authority of ECOWAS Heads of State and Government.
We enjoyed a pleasant lunch together and discussed several issues of mutual interest.
I look forward to a collaborative and productive relationship with all our regional partners as the administration pursues its goal to re-establish Nigeria as the Giant of Africa.