Emmanuel Nnadi

The Renewed Terrorist Attacks In Nigeria And Its Foreign Undertone.

By Comrade Emma Nnadi

Terrorism is a calculative use of violence to create a general climate of fear in a population and thereby bring about a particular political objective. Terrorism has been practiced by political organisation with both rightist and leftist objectives, by Nationalistc and Religious group, by revolutionaries, and even by state institutions such as armies, intelligence services, and police.

In Nigeria, the actors want to achieve one thing and that is to destabilize the country and make it a failed state before it will officially disintegrate. If the county latter disintegrate, they will be busy combating some violent group leaders who has corrupted themselves with power and by that, they will keep on milking the people dry in the name of peace keeping mission.
They want to create South Sudan, Somali, etc in Nigeria before they can allow any component of the country to secede from the unholy and unworkable union.

The foreign interest knows very well that Nigeria will soon disintegrate into smaller but powerful countries and that is why they are doing everything possible to avert it and make them weaker if they finally emerge.

The rise of any Black Nation is the greatest headache to the western and European powers and that is why you can see that all African countries with much Natural resources are always in crisis. Foreign sponsored.

Can you see the Audacity, the confidence, the moral, the intimidation and the threat to the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria? I believe that the terrorist won’t have been this bold if some superior powers are not backing them.
I foresee Nigeria deteriorating to the level of being classified as a failed state soon by the global body.

It is now very obvious that President Muhammadu Buhari doesn’t care any longer about the activities of the country, so I urge him to cement his name in the book of history and become the African Hero of all time by calling all-inclusive ethnic National Conference to determine the shearing formula of this geographical expression called Nigeria.
The country is not working, it has never worked and it will never work, so why can’t we quietly and gently solve our problem by ourselves instead of allowing foreign interest to destabilise our land and future? Those who claim to support Nigeria are still the same people that arm the terrorists to launch high-scale attacks on the state.

Buhari should do the needful now to avoid major damage in Nigeria. Let’s watch as the events unfold; as we hope that Nigeria and African leaders will do something good these times.

I am Comrade Emma Nnadi (comradeemmannadi@gmail.com)

Former Biafra Chief Justice Ilogbenu, Others Released after 19 Days in Police Custody

August 4, 2022

By Ijeomah Anthony, Onitsha

The leadership of Bim-Massob and the Biafra internal government under chief Ralph Uwazuruike, father of new nation welcome the release of former chief Justice in the first republic, Justice Vincent Ilogbenu and three other members by the Nigerien police, Anambra state through bailout option which they objected initially until the movement pushed for court option instead.

The regional administrator of Aguata in Anambra south state, chief Emmanuel Izuchukwu who disclosed this welcome development said that they were released around 1:30pm, Yesterday being 03, August as a result of efforts of Anambra south state leaders of Bim-Massob led by Chief Emmanuel Omenka.

Justice Ilogbenu was arrested by Nigeria Aguata police mopol stationed at Aguata local government, that’s Aguata roundabout along with three other members by name, Justice Nkechi Azubuike(Iron lady), Hon. Charles Oputa, member representing Ekwusigo region at national 3rd Parliament of Biafra internal government with the third person on July 15th as they were coming back from the state zonal meeting.

When contacted on phone to confirm his release, his phone was switched off but when members of Bim-Massob members who ought to have interactions with him as family members and friends were contacted, they authoritatively confirmed that Justice Vincent Ilogbenu is now free man with other members of Bim-Massob are people unconditionally.

Soldiers grumble over unpaid July salaries, knock Buhari

Amid biting inflation and rising hunger in the country, some personnel of the Nigerian Army, Navy, and Air Force, on Tuesday night, complained about the delay by the federal government in paying their July salaries.

The Abuja-based soldiers who spoke to our correspondent on the condition of anonymity said they and their colleagues are unhappy with the Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.)-led Government and Service Chiefs for refusing to pay them their July 2022 salaries, especially because they’ve worked extraordinarily since the Kuje prison break and most recent attacks by non-state actors across the country, especially in the capital city, Abuja.

One of the soldiers said, “This is becoming a norm. It was the same way the federal government delayed the payment of our April salary this year, and now they’re repeating the same. We don’t understand why President Buhari and the military chiefs have refused to pay our salaries as and when due.”

Another soldier said, “We’re tired, but it is quite unfortunate that we can’t complain. We’re being oppressed and cheated, yet there’s no avenue for us to share our grievances. This is getting too much, and I am fed up. I might just resign from the Army if this is how the government would continue to treat us despite sacrificing our time and energy and putting our lives on the stake for this country.

A third soldier, a female personnel with the Nigerian Navy, said, “I wonder how the government wants us to be energetic and go about our duty with rigour despite delaying our salaries. It is really sad that only Nigerian soldiers suffer such humiliation from their government anywhere across the world. What does it take to pay people that are putting their lives at risk to protect a country with over 200 million people?”.

However, when our correspondent reached out to the Nigerian Army’s spokesperson, Brig. Gen. Onyema Nwachukwu, he noted that some officers have been paid today, Wednesday, August 3, 2022, adding that personnel that are yet to be paid should exercise patient as payment of salaries is ongoing.

Onyema said, “There was a little delay in the payment. However, salaries are now being paid. Many personnel, including myself, have received their salaries today.

“I use this opportunity to appeal to those whose banks are yet to pay them to be a little patient as the payment is ongoing”.

Naval spokesperson, Adedotun Ayo-Vaughan, who spoke to our correspondent via WhatsApp, simply noted that Naval officers had been paid today.

Ayo-Vhaugan said, “I have been paid. The Navy has been paid. The payment was disbursed yesterday, but the receipts of alerts vary with each bank. I, however, got mine this morning.”

Efforts to reach the Air Force spokespersons, Air Comm. Edward Gabkwet, proved futile as of the time of filing this report. When contacted, he refused to comment on the issue.

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Sweet success.

Having the proper mindset, moving outside your comfort zone, developing and maintaining healthy relationships, and staying focused have been key drivers of success for thousands of years.

“Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fail.”

— Confucius

“Do not say a little in many words but a great deal in few.”

— Pythagoras

You are on the right track.

“Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fail.”

— Confucius

Getting started can be the hardest part.

Work Hard

Work smart. Brilliant. Sweet Success.

Work hard. Work smart.

“Good actions give strength to ourselves and inspire good actions in others.”

— Plato

Sometimes the hardest part of finding success is gathering the courage to get started. As long as you’re learning, you’ll never really fail.

Sweet Success. Brilliant.

Having the proper mindset, moving outside your comfort zone, developing and maintaining healthy relationships, and staying focused have been key drivers of success for thousands of years.