Sambisa Forest Mission: Military destroy 6 buffur Camps of Boko Haram terrorists.

Aftermath of the directive that the military
embark on the final onslaught to flush out
Boko Haram terrorists from the North East and
try to rescue the over 200 Chibok Girls,
Special Forces of the Nigerian military backed
by attack aircraft of the Nigerian Air force,
Thursday night commenced their movement
into the Sambisa Forests.
As a result of the military’s movement into the
terrorists laden forest, Vanguard gathered that
recently acquired latest T 55 armoured
personnel carriers, with capability for mine and
explosives sweeping devices and heavy
artillery Howitzer guns, led the way from the
ground while the air force carried out air
bombardments from the air.
Consequently, military sources in the epicentre
of the operation told Vanguard that six buffer
camps of the terrorists manned by heavily
armed terrorists, which were positioned to
stop the Nigerian military for gaining entrance
into the forest were taken out and scores of
Boko Haram fighters killed.

Vanguard.

Boko Haram launches first deadly attack in Chad.

Boko Haram Islamist fighters on Friday
carried out their first attack inside Chad,
killing five people in an early morning assault
on a Chadian village and a military camp on
the shores of Lake Chad, residents and a
security source said.
“They came on board three canoes,” a
Ngouboua village resident said.
A security source, who spoke on condition of
anonymity, said the militants had killed at
least four villagers and one Chadian soldier
before the army was able to push them back.
Boko Haram militants based in northern
Nigeria have staged a number of cross-border
attacks in recent weeks in their campaign to
carve out an Islamist emirate around the Lake
Chad area which borders Nigeria, Chad,
Cameroon and Niger.
Chad’s army, one of the best in the region,
has joined a regional offensive against them
and says it has killed hundreds of fighters in
the past fortnight.

Muslim Parliament urges Nigerians to vote out Jonathan.

This is mere hypocrisy. Talking of corruption and insecurity without condemning Boko Haram? Who is deceiving who?



"The Muslim Parliament has advised Nigerians
not to repeat the “mistake” of the 2011
elections that was responsible for bringing the
present leadership at the national level.
According to the parliament, the present
leadership has within its period of
stewardship brought corruption, insecurity,
impunity and breakdown of law and order,
among others, to the country.
“Within the period, the nation has witnessed
corruption in monumental dimensions in all
sectors of the economy, insecurity bedevilled
the nation, impunity and breakdown of law
and order, just to mention a few.”
A statement signed by the Chairman of
Bauchi State Muslims Parliament, Imam
Rabi’u Shehu, and made available to
journalists on Thursday, appealed to the
electorate to elect candidates of impeccable
character and requisite experience in good
governance, selfless service to humanity and
sense of patriotism to take the nation out of
its present predicaments.
He opined that the federal government had
not adequately addressed the yearnings,
aspirations and expectations of Nigerians
especially in areas of security of lives and
property, freedom of rights, social well-being
and the safeguarding territorial integrity of the
community.
Shehu stated: “Religious organisations should
not relent in mobilisation and sensitisation of
their members, as imams and pastors in
various mosques and churches should lead
their congregations in the prayers for peaceful
elections, unity of the nation and emergence
of leaders who have the interest of the nation
in their heart.”
The chairman, while drawing the attention of
the people to the importance and challenges
the 2015 elections portend for the survival of
the nation as a corporate entity, said only
voting for candidates with proven integrity,
unblemished records of service and pedigree
for achievements and deliverance will turn the
fortunes of the nations around.
Shehu commiserated with the victims of the
calamities occasioned by insecurity
prevalence in the country, and called for
prayers for an end to the dastardly inhuman
atrocities across the nation, and for
boundless peace to rein in the society.

Election not war but a contest among brothers and sisters- Jonathan.

President Goodluck Jonathan, has counselled
Nigerians to speak good and peaceable words
over the country, stressing that the 2015 polls
is a contest among brothers and sisters from
the womb of one Nigeria.
"I want to remind us all that we have no other
country other than Nigeria and as we
approach the election, it is wise that we speak
good and peaceable words over Nigeria
because we will have to eat our words, so let
us make them sweet rather than bitter. We
must see the coming polls as a contest
amongst brothers and sisters from the womb
of one Nigeria," he said.
He urged political gladiators to avoid the use
of threats and desperations in their campaign,
noting that whatsoever be the outcome of the
polls that victory should be for Nigeria and
Nigerians.
"We must avoid threats and desperation as
we make our case to the electorate. Head or
tale, Nigeria wins. Therefore, I urge all
Nigerians to join me in saying it is well with
Nigeria and by the special grace of God, it
shall continue to be well with our great
country Nigeria," he added.
He made this known on his official Facebook
page, Goodluck Jonathan, which boast of
almost two million followers.
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Hot and sexy Halima Abubakar in photos

 The Kano born actress is surely  a beauty to behold. Halima spent her early years in Kano and Kogi states attending several primary schools in the process. She is a graduate of Bayero University kano with a degree in sociology.
It would be recalled that just recently, the
petite actress revealed how she was frustrated
with her life and how she almost committed
suicide in 2013.
She also expressed her gratitude to God as
she is now in a better place.
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Below are her pictures which have just been released.

police impounded vehicle carrying arms in Kwara.

Police officers from the Kwara State
Command have intercepted and arrested a
truck laden with ammunition at Kosubosu, a
border town in the Baruten Local Government
Area of Kwara State.
A police source, who pleaded anonymity, said
on Saturday that the ammunition comprised
cartons of cartridges hidden in a section of
the truck.
The source also said that occupants of the
vehicle who names were given as Amusa
Amodu and Abdulazeez Isiaka were also
arrested.
The Kwara State Commissioner of Police, Mr
Salihu Garba, in an interview with our
correspondent on Saturday said the arrest
was made on Friday night.
He stated that the truck with the number,
Lagos XU 110 BDG, was coming from
Burkina-Faso enroute to Ibadan before the
officials of the Kosubosu Divisional Police
Headquarters intercepted the vehicle.
He added that detectives had arrived at
Kusobuso for further investigations into the
matter.
He also said the police detectives on Friday
also intercepted a cache of ammunition from
some hoodlums at Kulende area of Ilorin, the
Kwara State capital.
He added that the officials of the command
also arrested a golf car at Kaa Akanbi area of
Ilorin. He stated that police officers on
suspicion that the golf car was carrying illegal
items pursued it.
According to him, the occupants of the
vehicles abandoned the car and fled. He
added that the police discovered two AK 4
rifles and two locally fabricated pistols and 22
rounds of AK47 ammunition from the
abandoned golf car.
Garba said the police was on the trail of the
occupants of the car with a view to arresting
them.

Punch.