Friday
INTERVIEWS: Boko Haram Insist on The Release of Its Members in Exchange of Chibok Girls--- CBS
2nd Mutiny In Maimalari Barracks: Soldiers Mal-Handle New Commander
Several sources in the barracks told SaharaReporters that the soldiers’ second act of mutiny in two weeks began around 3:00 p.m. (Nigerian time). The angry soldiers blew a whistle, and most of the rank and file gathered at a spot before they marched en masse to the 7th Division headquarters building where the GOC’s office is located.
Benefits of school feeding programme to the country – Aregbesola reveals
The governor listed the advantages of feeding pupils once a day as an investment for promoting agriculture and the surest way to ensure food security, among others.
Woman That Turns To Bird In Lagos:”She Is Our Mother”–Two Men
They went to Area ‘B’ Command, Apapa, to effect her release, declaring that their mother is not a witch.
The children with undisclosed identities expressed shock over the accusation, describing it as baseless.
ASUP Strike Latest:All Staff On Strike Should Resume Work Immediately
Thursday
CHIBOK GIRLS: US DEPLOYS 80 SOLDIERS TO CHAD
THE United States has deployed 80 military personnel to Chad, to help regional efforts to rescue more than 200 schoolgirls kidnapped in Government Secondary School, Chibok, Borno State, Nigeria, President Barack Obama said on Wednesday.
“These personnel will support the operation of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft for missions over northern Nigeria and the surrounding area,” Obama said in a letter to Congress.
This came as Boko Haram, in the early hours of Wednesday, attacked Alagarno village in Damboa Local Government Area of Borno State, killing 48 people and carted away food items after setting ablaze almost all the houses in the village.
THE United States has deployed 80 military personnel to Chad, to help regional efforts to rescue more than 200 schoolgirls kidnapped in Government Secondary School, Chibok, Borno State, Nigeria, President Barack Obama said on Wednesday.
“These personnel will support the operation of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft for missions over northern Nigeria and the surrounding area,” Obama said in a letter to Congress.
This came as Boko Haram, in the early hours of Wednesday, attacked Alagarno village in Damboa Local Government Area of Borno State, killing 48 people and carted away food items after setting ablaze almost all the houses in the village.
Soyinka Swallows Up His Word Against Patience Jonathan.
Literary icon Professor Wole Soyinka
in a statement released yesterday to media houses said that while he may have
publicly chastised First Lady, Dame Patience Jonathan, he has never referred to
her as an illiterate. He said his name is being falsely used to disrespect the
first lady and will take legal action once he finds out the source of the lies.
I recall him referring to Patience Jonathan as that woman on his CNN interview
with Amanpour though. Anyway, his statement reads in part below;
Jos Bombing: PDP Criticises APC For Holding Political Rally In Ekiti
Mr Olisa Metuh, National Publicity Secretary of the party, at a news briefing on Wednesday in Abuja, said the APC had remained “hypocritical in the face of loss of lives caused by the insurgents”.
Metuh, who spoke at the end of a meeting of the NWC, expressed shock that while the nation was still mourning the death of those who died in the Jos and Kano bombings, the APC was engaged in a political rally in Ekiti.
Breaking News: Thai army chief announces military coup on live TV
Thailand’s army chief announced in a televised address
to the nation on Thursday that the armed forces were seizing power after months
of deadly political turmoil.
“In order for the country to return to
normal quickly, the National Peace Keeping Committee comprised of the army, the
Thai armed forces, the Royal Air Force and the police need to seize power as of
May 22 at 4.30 pm,” army chief Prayut Chan-O-Cha said.
Breaking News: 48 killed in fresh Borno attacks
No fewer than 48 people were killed by insurgent
group, Boko Haram, in Shawa and Alagarno villages of Askira Cuba and Damboa
local government areas of Borno State, respectively.
The attackers also carted away food items after
setting ablaze almost all houses in the villages.
Shawa is about three kilometres south of Kwapchi
village which came under attack in the last two weeks, where 12 people were
killed with several residential houses set ablaze, while Alagarno village is
about 30 kilometres to Chibok town, where about 275 female students of
Government Secondary School were abducted by the insurgents and about 117
kilometers from Maiduguri, the Borno State capital.
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