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Wednesday, 20 September 2017

BREAKING NEWS! PDP stalwart attacked by alleged APC thugs in Benue State


Some alleged APC thugs on Tuesday, allegedly attacked one Prince Aondona Isaka, a stalwart of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Benue State.
It was gathered that the supposed thugs numbering over ten beat up Isaka at the Yagba area of North-Bank, Markurdi where he had gone to sit out for leisure with some friends.
Below is a press statement issued by Bemgba Iortyom, State Publicity Secretary, PDP, Benue State:
A short while ago a stalwart of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Benue State, Prince Aondona Isaka, was attacked and badly injured by a group of thugs he identified as loyalists of Benue State Governor, Samuel Ortom.
He was rushed covered in blood to the Emergency Unit of the General Hospital, Makurdi, for treatment for the injuries inflicted on him by his assailants.
Prince Isaka, a former Coordinator of the PDP Social Media Team, was attacked by the thugs numbering over ten at the Yagba area of North-Bank where he had gone to sit out for leisure with some friends.
He identified some of the thugs personally and they were led on the mission by one Raymond Nago Asema, the same person who was identified to Gov. Ortom by humanitarian worker, Ukan Kurugh, as one of those that had assaulted him at the IDPs camp recently.
Raymond Nago Asema, Nyiar Dura and other thugs are well known to Gov. Ortom, and this much he attested to when he called them publicly by name when Ukan Kurugh had in tears reported to him that those fellows had  physically assaulted and injured him.
At that occasion, Gov. Ortom had told Ukan Kurugh to choose between forgiving those thugs or reporting them to the police.
Today same thugs continued on their vocation by attacking Prince Aondona Isaka, and according to eyewitness accounts, they had warned him to desist from writing unfavourable things against Gov. Ortom whom they boasted is their father, before they descended on him inflicting injuries on him with beer bottles.
This is most unfortunate and barbaric to say the least, even as it is just another confirmation of the jungle the administration of Samuel Ortom has turned Benue State into.
From a scandalously failed amnesty programme Benue has been saddled with  assassinations, kidnappings, and crime rate on an unprecedented scale, and now the situation has morphed into open assaults on opposition members by thugs boldly professing loyalty to the government of the day.
The PDP as a responsible organisation, one which believes in the rule of law, will explore all lawful avenues to address such acts of impunity and barbarism against its members.
While doing so we will continue to expose the fraudulence and incompetence of the APC controlled Ortom regime, this being a sacred duty we owe the people.
It is our faith that the largest army of thugs APC may recruit to assault and harass citizens will still be powerless against the verdict of the people at the next round of elections where this fraudulent regime will be roundly rejected.
The matter has since been reported to the police and we demand justice.
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Sons are supposed to look like their fathers but John Amos and his son...oh dear! (photo)


Legendary black actor John Amos, 77, is most famous for his role as James Evans, Sr. on the CBS television series Good Times (1974–76) and of course as Cleo McDowell in the iconic movie, Coming to America (1988).

His first son, KC Amos, who is also an actor and music video and feature film director, looks eerily like him.
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Abia state Governor, Okezie Ikpeazu reveals that there are Igbo people in Sambisa forest



Abia state governor Okezie Ikpeazu yesterday stated in Abuja that the Igbo population in states outside the south-east are higher than that of those based in Igbo land, and that there are Igbo people in Sambisa (forest) - a Boko Haram stronghold  in Borno state.
The governor insisted that the recent activities of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) put the lives of south-easterners at risk, but the intervention of the government brought about peace.
"I want to announce that the population of Igbo outside the Igbo enclave is about 11.6 million; you don’t play with the lives of 11.6 million people. We all have to be careful, the press, the leadership at the state level and at the federal level, everybody. We are still working on stabilising and sustaining the fragile peace that we enjoy now."
"I swore with the Bible to protect lives and property; because I take such oath very seriously, I will continue to protect the lives and property of our brothers and sisters irrespective of where they come from."
"I do not see how as an Ibo man boxing myself into a smaller geographic entity without recourse of the most widely traveled people in Nigeria. There are Igbos in Sambisa, what are you expecting of them if I narrow their geography of coverage.
"But agitation, marginalization, infrastructural deficiencies, these are issues which are germane and they can be discussed, they can be spoken about, they can be addressed. But I do not know how in 21st century how carrying arms in my kitchen will grow the prosperity of my people.
"Northern Nigeria governors have assured that every part of Nigeria is safe for every Nigerian including Igbos to continue in their business and enterprise."
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