Atakpaame River Mysteriously Turns to Blood

A stream in koforidua called “ATAKPAAME” near King of King’s School, Zongo has turned in to blood yesterday.

Residents are saying the water was clear at 5am and suddenly it turned bloody around 6am
They have no factories too!

Over 30 Soldiers Killed, Time For The ”Python” To Dance In The North And Leave The South-East

By Wisdom Nwedene

After the Nigeria Army invaded Abia State, killing not only IPOB members but also innocent people that were going about their day to day activities, I expected them to at least know that they have erred by carrying out such operation but since their commander-in-chief is a tyrant and hate thes Igbos to the core, he still went ahead and showed the world how incompetent he is, by declaring Nnamdi Kanu and IPOB ”Terrorists”.

I was actually confused when I heard that the army and Buhari have declared them terrorists, to the extent that I searched for the meaning of that word Terrorist in many dictionaries to make sure that I still know the meaning. I discovered that probably Buhari does not know the meaning of Terrorist but at least he has a Professor as his vice president who supposed to lecture him that there is criteria or criterion which ought to be followed before declaring someone or a group as a terrorist. Who knows whether he listens to anybody at all or his ear problem has damaged his ears completely.

Well, it’s no longer news that soldiers last week were ambushed by suspected Boko Haram Members, killing over 30 soldiers instantly but the government has not said anything concerning this nefarious act.

Is it not yet time for the soldiers to leave the South East and go to the north and carry on their operation Python dance II or even III? Is it not yet time also for the soldiers to leave the South-South and go to the north and carry on their operation crocodile smile II?

Mutiny: Over 2,000 Nigeria Police Personnel Protest in Kaduna (Happening Now)

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No fewer than 2,000 Police personnel attached to the Kaduna State Command are currently protesting over the non-payment of their August and September salaries.

The aggrieved police personnel which cut across the rank and file of the Command, are assembled in front of the Salaries Office inside the Command headquarters in Kaduna Town.

Addressing the aggrieved personnel, the State Commissioner of Police, Cyril Abeh, explained that the delay was from the Finance Ministry’s IPPS office and not the fault of the police.

“They are police officers operating under the law, if they misbehave, we will deal with them according to the law. This is mutiny.

“I am in the field attending to a very important security matter, but will be on my way back to headquarters to address them now,” Abeh said.

President reveals why he won’t resign from office

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Zimbabwean President, Robert Mugabe has likened members of his party demanding for his resignation to biblical Judas Iscariot.

It is alleged that members of ZANU-PF, the party of the 93-year-old, have privately been pushing for the retirement of Mugabe, who has been in power since the country gained independence in 1980.
Speaking during the burial of a member of the party, Mugabe insisted he would remain as President.
Mugabe also accused some party officials of supporting him during the day while plotting against him behind his back.

He said, “Others are like those that Jesus spoke about during his last supper, when he said ‘some of you eating with me here shall betray me’.
“The Judas Iscariot, they are here among us. They want to cause leadership change for the president to step down.

“I did not grab power. I was chosen by the people. It’s the people’s throne.
“When the day comes I will say thank you to my Zimbabwean family and I will step down so you can choose my successor. But for now, I am the one in charge.”

Designating Biafra’s Nnamdi Kanu as an Internationally Protected Person

The United Nations Security Council, under Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter should designate Biafra’s Nnamdi Kanu as an “internationally protected person” as defined in the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of Crimes Against Internationally Protected Persons, Including Diplomatic Agents. Article I of the Convention defines an “internationally protected person as “A Head of State, including any member of a collegial body performing the functions of a Head of State under the constitution of the State concerned, a Head of Government or a Minister of Foreign Affairs, whenever such person is in a foreign state ….”

Nnamdi Kanu is de facto a member of a body of Biafrans who collectively perform the functions of a Head of State in seeking to protect the physical safety and security of Biafrans in Nigeria’s South East region from the murderous Hausa-Fulani Islamic government of Nigeria headed by former military dictator Muhammadu Buhari. Mr. Buhari was elected President of Nigeria under an illegitimate constitution decreed in 1999 by a fellow military dictator for the purpose of holding Biafrans in bondage to Hausa-Fulani terrorists.

At present, Mr. Buhari has dispatched Nigeria’s Hausa-Fulani dominated military to occupy and impose de facto martial law on Biafra’s civilian population. Nigeria’s illegitimate Muslim government has concocted bogus treason charges against Mr. Kanu.

Nigeria’s military has quarantined Mr. Kanu’s home and killed his supporters. It has placed him under de facto house arrest. It has recently, summarily, and absurdly designated the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) as a terrorist organization in a secret Star Chamber process denuded of any trappings of due process. In fact, IPOB is a peaceful political group led in part by Mr. Kanu that seeks restructuring of Nigeria in conformity with time-honored principles of self-determination. The bogus terrorist label has been attached to IPOB by the Hausa-Fulani Government of Nigeria in hopes of excusing its ongoing genocide of Biafrans based exclusively on their religion or ethnicity. State governors in the five Biafran states in Nigeria are not independent actors, but puppets or quislings of Mr. Buhari.

IPOB Members In Austria Protest With Coffin At British Embassy (Photos)

Earlier today, members of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) took their agitation to the streets of Austria as they protested at the British Embassy in Vienna, the country’s capital city. The pro-Biafra group which displayed a coffin painted in Nigerian colour – revealed that they are protesting against the killings of their members during the military raid at the home of their leader in Umuahia, Abia.

Opposition using restructuring to destroy Nigeria – Presidency

Special Adviser to President Muhammadu Buhari on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina, has said opposition is using restructuring to destroy Nigeria.

Adesina, speaking at the 5th anniversary lecture of News Express on Thursday, also stated that the country was positioned to automatically restructure itself.

Commenting on the lecture delivered by Niger state Governor, Abubakar Sani Bello, who was represented by Jibrin Ndache, his chief press secretary, Adesina said the outcome of the 2015 election was a manifestation of self-restructuring.

“There is something that has been naturally built into Nigeria that makes it to self-restructure.
“The 2015 election, you know it got to a point that former President Obasanjo described it as “any other person but Jonathan (APBJ).

“The 2015 election showed us that Nigeria is naturally configured for self-restructuring. You know the current president has run for three times. Automatically, he had 12 million votes waiting for him in the northern part of the country but that was enough.

“And then in 2015, there was a handshake and middle-belt, south-west, they all teamed up. It was the DG of the campaign then, Rotimi Amaechi who said that the political map of Nigeria had been redrawn, and there was no way the incumbent president was winning. And it turned out to be true. That was the kind of restructuring that brought change to Nigeria.

“Nigeria is positioned for automatic self-restructuring. But that is not to say that restructuring debate should not continue,” Adesina said.

The presidential spokesman said there was no given definition of restructuring, alleging that the opposition was using restructuring as a tool to destabilise the government.

“The areas of restructuring are yet to be defined. Ask 100 people what is restructuring and you will get 100 different answers.

“It shows you that there is no unanimity on what restructuring really is. So how then do you begin to work on restructuring when it has not properly been defined,” Adesina asked.

No wonder the APC now said OK, we will set up a committee to go round the country and find out what people understand by restructuring and what they what to see in restructuring.

“And then a lot of people say the president does not believe in restructuring. Not exactly. The APC has a manifesto and in inside that manifesto is devolution of power. What some people want is to see the entire thing in the manifesto being done in six months. It doesn’t work that way. The mandate is a four-year mandate.

“People that are agitating for restructuring, I may be wrong but my feeling is that they have turned it into another tool of opposition. It is a covert way of opposing the government of the day.

“If you oppose the government of the day to the extent that you distract it, what should be achieved would then not be achieved at the end of the time. Therefore, people who are sincere about restructuring and who want to see a tweaking of the configuration of our country, there is nothing wrong with it.

“If you read in between the lines, what people that canvass restructuring seeks at the substratum level is the fact that they want to break the country, what they want is dismemberment.

“The governing party believes in restructuring because devolution of power is a form of restructuring. I have heard the president say it many times that we did not fight that civil war to keep Nigeria one and then we will sit down and watch some people want to dismember this country.

“So, a restructuring that will deepen our unity is good but restructuring that will fragment the country is bad and no government, no president who has sworn to uphold the constitution, because the constitution recognises a united and indivisible country will agree to that kind of restructuring that they are trumpeting,” Adesina added.