Second KDSG Security Update: Monday 18th January 2021
- 'Armed bandits' kill one person each in Igabi, Zaria local government areas.
- Local vigilantes repel attack in Giwa local government area.
Security agencies have reported to the Kaduna State Government that armed bandits on Sunday attacked commuters on the road from Anaba village to Birnin Yero town in Igabi local government area.
One Lawali Abdulhameed, a resident of Anaba village, was shot dead by the bandits as he attempted to escape the attack.
Security agencies also reported that 'armed bandits' last night invaded Wusasa in Zaria local government area, and kidnapped the Wazirin Wusasa,
Professor Aliyu Mohammed. Professor Mohammed's son, Abdulaziz Aliyu, was killed by the bandits, while his nephew, one Abba Kabiru, was injured and is receiving treatment in hospital.
Similarly, armed bandits on motorcycles swarmed Iyatawa village of Giwa local government area.
Groups of local vigilantes confronted the bandits, eventually forced them to disperse.
Two of the local vigilantes, Malam Auwalu and Alassan Shehu, were sadly killed during the encounter, as ground and air patrols were quickly mobilized to the location for a comprehensive
engagement.
Governor Nasir El-Rufai on receiving the reports, sent condolences to the families of the slain residents and vigilantes, praying for the repose of their souls. He also prayed for speedy recovery for the injured.
The Governor also thanked the military for the swift response in deploying forces to the affected community in Giwa local government area.
Signed
Samuel Aruwan
Commissioner, Ministry of Internal Security and Home Affairs, Kaduna State.
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THE REGIME OF PRESIDENT BUHARI HAS A DUTY TO BRING TO JUSTICE AND BRING TO AN END THE VIOLENT THREATS TO THE WELLBEING OF BISHOP MATTHEW HASSAN KUKAH.
The regime of President Muhammadu Buhari has refused or willfully neglected to take any action against the known
persons inciting violence against the person of the Most Rev. Dr. Matthew Hassan Kukah, Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Sokoto, in north-west Nigeria. The sequence of notable incidents here include the following:
In a sermon on Friday, 15 January, 2015,
Abubakar Malami, an Islamic cleric based in Sokoto, threatened to kill the Most Rev. Dr. Matthew Hassan Kukah, Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Sokoto, by ensuring that “he will be crucified” if he challenges government, warning that they “will not listen to anybody when we are
CRIMINAL ASSAULT OF PASSENGERS AND ATTEMPT TO HIJACK A MOVING BUS BY @followlastma OFFICIALS AT APPLE JUNCTION, LAGOS STATE
Some personnel of @followlastma stationed this morning at Apple Junction, Lagos attempted to
...hijack a moving bus, and nearly ran into a moving truck.
1. When the bus arrived Apple Junction, it slowed down because it was flagged by officials of @followlastma.
2. Both the driver and passenger sitting in front had their seatbelts intact.
3. Whilst the driver was still slowing down, a lout forcefully opened the door of the moving bus, and started causing trouble in the presence of the police and LASTMA officials.
Sometime last year, one of my students approached me to draw up a contract for him. At first, I was sceptical and wondered what kind of business he was involved in and whether he would be able to pay my fee. I had always assumed he was being sponsored by his parents.
I almost dismissed his request but I had a check in my spirit. To test his seriousness, I asked him to come to Chambers for further discussion. On the agreed date, he was there 10 minutes before time.
When it was time to negotiate fees, he came up with the usual mantra of how we would do more businesses together and even bring more clients.
I told him to pay my fees first before bringing new clients. To my greatest surprise, he transferred the money immediately.
I do not agree with @SavvyRinu that Nigeria is a zoo. Her assertion is less correct. Nigeria is far worse than a zoo: Nigeria disorganised, mismanaged, humans starved to death on daily basis. A zoo is by far better than Nigeria. My authorities are the features of a (modern) zoo.
Nigeria may be better described as a jungle with crude institutions. Having said that, it is instructive to note that the issues raised by @SavvyRinu are salient. Therefore, it is baseless attacking her for drawing our attention to something that serious.
A careful perusal at the characteristics of a zoo on the one hand, and the current state of Nigeria as it is on the other hand, after it became Agbalumorised, shows that a zoo is better managed, placed and, properly taken care of than Nigeria. We can loosely say Nigeria is hell
One Aluga shares a story from an anonymous fan seeking for love and had this to say about it:
Anonymous post.
Pls no insults and no judgements.
I got married to a pastor and we have a son together. Emotional abuse wouldn't let me stay.
Well I still stayed on cos he had BP issues so I refused to leave. We built our house together and lived there.
He filed a divorce matter in court and we were going to court together from our house. After a year of living in malice in same house, I knew there was no need
hanging on again... I moved out and moved on. The rest is story.
Why am I writing this? I want to love and be loved. I want to get married. Marriage is sweet with the right person. I haven't given up on that.
One Joe Ibekwe shared a date experience and had this to say about it:
Have you gone out on a date and something out of the ordinary happened that left a lasting memory that made you cherish the person so much?
I went out with a female friend having flown in from a distant district.
Before my arrival, she had booked my hotel, paid for the days I indicated I would stay, stocked the fridge with my favourite berries and juices and beverages.
The remarkable thing that made this memory linger on was the time she took me to a high end African Kitchen where I had the most amazing meal. I brought out the wand of notes to settle the bills afterwards but was told it has been paid for.