Ghana No Calls Day Protest: Mobile phone users protested by not using their phones to call

Across Ghana, consumers are not using mobile phones today in most parts of the country. A group of Ghanaian telecommunications users has announced that Friday will be a day when they will not use the mobile phone to call. The move is in protest of the government's demand that all telecommunication users in the country submit their names and phone numbers for the second time. The customers were on the grounds that the government's ban was illegal. The defence team had obtained names and signatures of 7,000 hard-line telecommunications customers as part of a campaign to oppose the phone-by-call policy. Ghanaians are therefore urged to not answer or answer any phone calls between 6am and 12pm.


The customers were on the grounds that the government's ban was illegal. The defence team had obtained names and signatures of 7,000 hard-line telecommunications customers as part of a campaign to oppose the phone-by-call policy. Ghanaians are therefore urged to not answer or answer any phone calls between 6am and 12pm. They are demanding that the government amend the existing law and not to create another voluntary form of subscription. Their concern is that the new measure will avoid the challenges they often face at the registration points for telecommunication users. In October 2021, the second registration process began for telecommunications subscribers, linking their registration to their identity card as citizens of the country.


They are demanding that the government amend the existing law and not to create another voluntary form of subscription. Their concern is that the new measure will avoid the challenges they often face at the registration points for telecommunication users. In October 2021, the second registration process began for telecommunications subscribers, linking their registration to their identity card as citizens of the country. The documents submitted by these customers for the identity card will be used to provide their SIM Card number. This customer registry will be used by the government to fight crime in the country. The registration process for the telecommunication users will be completed in March 2022 after the completion of the tender process.


The documents submitted by these customers for the identity card will be used to provide their SIM Card number. This customer registry will be used by the government to fight crime in the country. The registration process for the telecommunication users will be completed in March 2022 after the completion of the tender process. Among the challenges facing the registration system are the manual manipulation of the registration machines and the conflict from the protesters. Customers also go to the registration lines. The government has made it clear to the telecom subscribers that if they fail to leave their personal details and calling cards, they will not be able to receive or exit calls on their phones.


Among the challenges facing the registration system are the manual manipulation of the registration machines and the conflict from the protesters. Customers also go to the registration lines. The government has made it clear to the telecom subscribers that if they fail to leave their personal details and calling cards, they will not be able to receive or exit calls on their phones. They will also be difficult for the customer who does not leave a personal note to post a message from your communication device.


They will also be difficult for the customer who does not leave a personal note to post a message from your communication device.


Jumoke Oyeleke: Look at the huge gift the government has given to a mother who lost her child during the holiday

Joy is overwhelming for Jumoke Oyeleke's mother, who lost her daughter during the Yoruba Nation's visit to Lagos. The Governor of Eko State, Babajide Sanwo-Olu rented a modern two-room house from Ikorodu neighborhood, which contained all the amenities, to the woman, and paid for the house for three years. The Lagos state government also seized one million naira of the house, which was given to Jumoke Oyeleke's mother. A press release to the Governor of Eko State, Gboyega Akosile fisita said that the woman and her children were living in a flat in Ogudu neighbourhood in Eko state, before the government came to their aid. While the case was not reported to Ms Ifeoluwa Oyeleke, and to Jumoke's mother, a former governor of Eko State, Till Oshodi, the government has been investigating the case since the girl was shot dead during the Yoruba Nation demonstration. "We are now in the newly rented apartment for the Jumoke families who were jailed during the Yoruba Nation's arrival, we have reached the house they were living in to find out the sister's economic situation, and we are moved with compassion.


A press release to the Governor of Eko State, Gboyega Akosile fisita said that the woman and her children were living in a flat in Ogudu neighbourhood in Eko state, before the government came to their aid. While the case was not reported to Ms Ifeoluwa Oyeleke, and to Jumoke's mother, a former governor of Eko State, Till Oshodi, the government has been investigating the case since the girl was shot dead during the Yoruba Nation demonstration. "We are now in the newly rented apartment for the Jumoke families who were jailed during the Yoruba Nation's arrival, we have reached the house they were living in to find out the sister's economic situation, and we are moved with compassion. There, a new house was built for the woman and her three surviving children to live in, and the governor of Sanwo-Olu took this compassionate look at them, even though it was unlikely to buy back Jumoke. The governor also gave them one million naira, they could not solve the economic problems they were facing, and they could start their life again". As no one knew that such a tragedy could happen, the governor Sanwo-Olu had already planned for the family.


There, a new house was built for the woman and her three surviving children to live in, and the governor of Sanwo-Olu took this compassionate look at them, even though it was unlikely to buy back Jumoke. The governor also gave them one million naira, they could not solve the economic problems they were facing, and they could start their life again". As no one knew that such a tragedy could happen, the governor Sanwo-Olu had already planned for the family. He had the governor hire a caretaker to keep them on while he was taking a new step for them in the future, so that they could continue. After three years of government funding, it will be difficult for Ms Jumoke to find a house: In response to the assistance provided by the government of Eko, Ms Jumoke has also raised a young girl who is rebuilding houses and also taking care of the environment thanks to the government of Eko. The mother of three children was also crying out to the governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu to help provide permanent employment, it was not easy for her to take care of the remaining children.


He had the governor hire a caretaker to keep them on while he was taking a new step for them in the future, so that they could continue. After three years of government funding, it will be difficult for Ms Jumoke to find a house: In response to the assistance provided by the government of Eko, Ms Jumoke has also raised a young girl who is rebuilding houses and also taking care of the environment thanks to the government of Eko. The mother of three children was also crying out to the governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu to help provide permanent employment, it was not easy for her to take care of the remaining children. "The house we used to live in, we rented it in the mud they could get out when we sold the house, and I didn't get money to buy another house. Why did we move to a house that had been vacant for over a year, and before Friday, a member of our church offered to move us there. Jumoke is my eldest child and I am grateful to the Eko state government for remembering me and my children.


"The house we used to live in, we rented it in the mud they could get out when we sold the house, and I didn't get money to buy another house. Why did we move to a house that had been vacant for over a year, and before Friday, a member of our church offered to move us there. Jumoke is my eldest child and I am grateful to the Eko state government for remembering me and my children. I was given this apartment. I don't know how I want to pay another rent after three years of this rent, I want them to provide me with a real job, and I'm happy with this one million naira they gave me"


I was given this apartment. I don't know how I want to pay another rent after three years of this rent, I want them to provide me with a real job, and I'm happy with this one million naira they gave me"


Senator Olujimi on Yoruba Nation: Look at Senate woman who believes in Nigeria reform and fight for Nigeria's separation

"I'm so kind to Fayose that we can work together, there is no fighting between us". Senator representing South Ekiti in the parliament, Abiodun Christine Olujimi has been bravely covered, there is no time Nigerian leaders will not be able to speak up for their rights. You also explained why it is good for women to participate in politics. You set yourself up as a representative of a province in Ekiti, your father's hometown. "If you want to get married, they're in your husband's town, and if you go back to your own town, they're your husbands. I thank God that I am here".


You set yourself up as a representative of a province in Ekiti, your father's hometown. "If you want to get married, they're in your husband's town, and if you go back to your own town, they're your husbands. I thank God that I am here". Sister Olujimi also spoke to BBC Yoruba about the Yoruba Nation's fighters and the current state of Nigeria. I am for the reform of Nigeria, so you should listen to the Yoruba Nation - Senator Olujimi He is in a tough spot at the moment and everyone is waiting for the next election to make a different decision that will move their lives forward.


Sister Olujimi also spoke to BBC Yoruba about the Yoruba Nation's fighters and the current state of Nigeria. I am for the reform of Nigeria, so you should listen to the Yoruba Nation - Senator Olujimi He is in a tough spot at the moment and everyone is waiting for the next election to make a different decision that will move their lives forward.


EndSARS Panel Report: Kamsiyochukwu Ibe has been under pressure since the results of the investigation were published

One of the victims during the Endsars raid in the state of Lagos, Kamsiyochukwu Ibe, has confessed that he was saved by the killers who attacked him. The attack was not recent as he testified to what he witnessed during the Endsars demonstration in Lagos state. He had three gangsters attack him and said it was because he confessed before the commission of inquiry in Lagos state. Lasiko explains how the attack took place in the video below, she was standing on the road to find a car to go home when the gangs started using a stun gun to cut off her leg and arm. He added that the attackers were targeting him because he had asked for justice from the Endsars investigating committee. 'In the night three gangs attacked me where I was standing, and I thought they were the same gang as me.'


Lasiko explains how the attack took place in the video below, she was standing on the road to find a car to go home when the gangs started using a stun gun to cut off her leg and arm. He added that the attackers were targeting him because he had asked for justice from the Endsars investigating committee. 'In the night three gangs attacked me where I was standing, and I thought they were the same gang as me.' 'I stood there and one of them lit a light in my face, and why wasn't he one of the witnesses at the Endsars trial? You who claim to be the wisest, will you not keep silent?' It's that they kill me, they see how I want to ask for justice.


'I stood there and one of them lit a light in my face, and why wasn't he one of the witnesses at the Endsars trial? You who claim to be the wisest, will you not keep silent?' It's that they kill me, they see how I want to ask for justice. I did not understand what they were saying until they began cutting my body, hands, and feet as if they were thieves. 'This sister was so hard on herself that she said she was saved by God's grace.' Responding to the incident, one of the senior members of the inquiry committee, Ebun-Oluwa Adegboruwa (SAN) said that since the inquiry came out they have been getting the information especially from the people they referred to as being from the government.


I did not understand what they were saying until they began cutting my body, hands, and feet as if they were thieves. 'This sister was so hard on herself that she said she was saved by God's grace.' Responding to the incident, one of the senior members of the inquiry committee, Ebun-Oluwa Adegboruwa (SAN) said that since the inquiry came out they have been getting the information especially from the people they referred to as being from the government. 'He urged that the Lagos state government be charged as the person responsible for the incident if anything happens to him.' 'I would hurt anyone more than I hear the government's call to act without blame on what happened during the Endsars.' 'Two very good government lawyers have gone on the television to bully me without doing anything, and have learned to refuse to remain silent on the incident.'


'He urged that the Lagos state government be charged as the person responsible for the incident if anything happens to him.' 'I would hurt anyone more than I hear the government's call to act without blame on what happened during the Endsars.' 'Two very good government lawyers have gone on the television to bully me without doing anything, and have learned to refuse to remain silent on the incident.' 'I urge Nigerians to stop this matter, nothing must happen to me because my life is in the hands of the government of the state of Eko' 'My fault is that I told the truth in the investigation that the commission carried out, and it is up to the government to take appropriate action on all the investigations that were carried out.' Some of the victims of the murder investigation that took place during the EndSARS crackdown in Lekki, a block away, have held a press conference on the background of the investigation committee, which was set up for the government. At the meeting it was announced that the results of the EndSARS committee's investigation are being withheld, and that the government is being asked to accept the investigation.


'I urge Nigerians to stop this matter, nothing must happen to me because my life is in the hands of the government of the state of Eko' 'My fault is that I told the truth in the investigation that the commission carried out, and it is up to the government to take appropriate action on all the investigations that were carried out.' Some of the victims of the murder investigation that took place during the EndSARS crackdown in Lekki, a block away, have held a press conference on the background of the investigation committee, which was set up for the government. At the meeting it was announced that the results of the EndSARS committee's investigation are being withheld, and that the government is being asked to accept the investigation. The protesters, many of them lawyers and self-proclaimed activists, demanded that the governor of Eko state, Babajide Sanwo-Olu and President Muhammadu Buhari resign after the army destroyed the lives of Nigerians around them. Speaking to BBC Yoruba on the subject of the press conference, the chief advocate for EndSARS activists, who is also a human rights activist, Adesina Ogunlana said the government should also take action against the police and military involved in the deaths of the youth during the visit. "The main objective is that the government should accept all the findings of the EndSARS investigation committee".


The protesters, many of them lawyers and self-proclaimed activists, demanded that the governor of Eko state, Babajide Sanwo-Olu and President Muhammadu Buhari resign after the army destroyed the lives of Nigerians around them. Speaking to BBC Yoruba on the subject of the press conference, the chief advocate for EndSARS activists, who is also a human rights activist, Adesina Ogunlana said the government should also take action against the police and military involved in the deaths of the youth during the visit. "The main objective is that the government should accept all the findings of the EndSARS investigation committee". "Then, let the governor Sanwo-Olu himself, and Buhari write resignation... and all the soldiers who were involved in the death of the youth, who the committee was against, resign their duties, that's what we want". Ogunlana said that since the government can set up a commission to investigate the alleged misconduct in the case of EndSARS, and the commission has been functioning for a year, the government should be able to accept the results of the commission. The minister further said that, it is not that they are asking the government to do what they are asking for, but what is right for the government to do under the law is what they are asking for.


"Then, let the governor Sanwo-Olu himself, and Buhari write resignation... and all the soldiers who were involved in the death of the youth, who the committee was against, resign their duties, that's what we want". Ogunlana said that since the government can set up a commission to investigate the alleged misconduct in the case of EndSARS, and the commission has been functioning for a year, the government should be able to accept the results of the commission. The minister further said that, it is not that they are asking the government to do what they are asking for, but what is right for the government to do under the law is what they are asking for. As he said, a responsible government should not do what the commission has been advised to do. If the government refuses to comply with the demands of the party, Ogunlana is waiting for 14 days to review the results of the committee and announce a decision.


As he said, a responsible government should not do what the commission has been advised to do. If the government refuses to comply with the demands of the party, Ogunlana is waiting for 14 days to review the results of the committee and announce a decision.


#Endsars Panel: The mayor of Sawo-Olu is not legally authorized to dismiss the Endsars committee's investigation

A senior politician in Nigeria, Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa has no legal right to allow Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, to intervene in the investigation of the Endsars investigation. In a press release issued by the ministry on Wednesday, the lawyer expressed his opinion on the decision of the Eko case on the policy document issued by the EndSARS investigation committee. The Attorney General said there was no legal basis for the outcome of the investigation which the government called a 'white paper'. 'Under the law, the federal government established the Tribunal of Inquiry Law, section 15 which establishes that the Governor of the State has sole authority to conduct investigations conducted by investigators. 'The government cannot issue any further orders to close the commission's investigation.' 'There is nothing in the white paper on the law on the investigation of the Tribunal in the state of Eko, that the governor should suspend them after an effective investigation.'


'Under the law, the federal government established the Tribunal of Inquiry Law, section 15 which establishes that the Governor of the State has sole authority to conduct investigations conducted by investigators. 'The government cannot issue any further orders to close the commission's investigation.' 'There is nothing in the white paper on the law on the investigation of the Tribunal in the state of Eko, that the governor should suspend them after an effective investigation.' 'As mentioned earlier, the commission's investigation has the power to seal an execution order so that they can pay a fine and pardon those who need it.' 'It is not appropriate that the Lagos state government chose to remain neutral, relying on the results of their investigation.' 'How did the state of Lagos accept to pay compensation and apologize for the police brutality, which is said to have been perpetrated by a military unit?'


'As mentioned earlier, the commission's investigation has the power to seal an execution order so that they can pay a fine and pardon those who need it.' 'It is not appropriate that the Lagos state government chose to remain neutral, relying on the results of their investigation.' 'How did the state of Lagos accept to pay compensation and apologize for the police brutality, which is said to have been perpetrated by a military unit?' 'The police department is not under the control of the state government, because the white paper of Governor Payoro-Olu is completely false.' Senior prosecutor, Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa stressed that the Lagos state government lied about not investigating them properly. He had research shows that soldiers fired enough shots at enemy and non-enemy targets.


'The police department is not under the control of the state government, because the white paper of Governor Payoro-Olu is completely false.' Senior prosecutor, Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa stressed that the Lagos state government lied about not investigating them properly. He had research shows that soldiers fired enough shots at enemy and non-enemy targets. Interviews with doctors also revealed that they treated the injured who had gunshot wounds in the body after the incident.


Interviews with doctors also revealed that they treated the injured who had gunshot wounds in the body after the incident.


Endsars Panel Report: The results of the negative Endsars Panel Report are not confirmed, no deaths in Lekki Tollgate - Government of Eko State

The Lagos State Government has released the results of their investigation, the White Paper on the results of the government-appointed commission of inquiry into the Lekki Tollgate massacre during Endsars in 2020. The government's response to the so-called 'White Paper' was the publication of the commission's investigation into the actual incident in August, October 2020. In the results published by the Endsars Panel investigation, they lied to the government on the thirty-two steps the government must take to ensure that the truth prevails over the incident that occurred during the Endsars period. The commission's investigation was to ensure that the government built a memorial area for those who lost their lives and were injured in the incident in 2020. The response of the state education government to the commission was that 'the proposal could not be accepted due to the results of the medical examiner's examination of the deceased, Prof Obafunwa said in the deaths of only three people were examined from the Lekki tollgate, and one was shot. 'The commission's investigation that nine people died in the Lekki Tollgate attack on Friday, October 2020 is not consistent even if it is based on the names they put forward as the dead.'


The commission's investigation was to ensure that the government built a memorial area for those who lost their lives and were injured in the incident in 2020. The response of the state education government to the commission was that 'the proposal could not be accepted due to the results of the medical examiner's examination of the deceased, Prof Obafunwa said in the deaths of only three people were examined from the Lekki tollgate, and one was shot. 'The commission's investigation that nine people died in the Lekki Tollgate attack on Friday, October 2020 is not consistent even if it is based on the names they put forward as the dead.' 'The names on pages 297-298 do not explain the kind of deaths that these people have suffered without any documentation. The name of Kolade Salem was also mentioned in the two Folorunsho Olabisi, and the name of the witness Nathaniel Solomon was also mentioned as the deceased' ''There is one Nathaniel who testifies that his brother Abata Soloma was among the deceased in the Endsars period'. ''A knife found after the Endsars incident was found the day after the incident began without the shooter's consent.' 'It also clearly shows that their investigation is not supported because a knife was written to his name that he had been out of the nine targeted.'


'The names on pages 297-298 do not explain the kind of deaths that these people have suffered without any documentation. The name of Kolade Salem was also mentioned in the two Folorunsho Olabisi, and the name of the witness Nathaniel Solomon was also mentioned as the deceased' ''There is one Nathaniel who testifies that his brother Abata Soloma was among the deceased in the Endsars period'. ''A knife found after the Endsars incident was found the day after the incident began without the shooter's consent.' 'It also clearly shows that their investigation is not supported because a knife was written to his name that he had been out of the nine targeted.' The Lagos State government insisted that they could not accept the commission's investigation because it was not established, nor strictly effective. They also confirmed that they would remind the federal government of the full details of the commission of inquiry on the impact of the Nigerian military on the incident and the state government's lack of control over the Nigerian military.


The Lagos State government insisted that they could not accept the commission's investigation because it was not established, nor strictly effective. They also confirmed that they would remind the federal government of the full details of the commission of inquiry on the impact of the Nigerian military on the incident and the state government's lack of control over the Nigerian military.


EndSARS Victims: Two out of three mothers have died in police custody

In 2020, the country was hit by the EndSARS outbreak, which has not yet been eradicated, as some families are currently suffering from the disease. BBC Yoruba interviewed three families who had police officers spend the night searching for their children for alleged involvement in the EndSARS outbreak. While the case was being discussed, the suspects were chased by police officers with guns in the middle of the night to find the gang members who had been missing for over a year. Koda, they have two of the boys' mothers who have been discharged due to this incident, and their fathers have been lying sick on the matter. The families have been fighting all the efforts to get the children to vote, and the children who have married among them can no longer go to school. The BBC Yoruba's proposal to speak to Oyo State Police on the incident was rejected.


Adesina Ogunlana: The government is not sure that the EndSARS research team will tell the truth

Adesina Ogunlana, the lawyer for EndSARS funders has spoken to BBC Yoruba about what Lai Muhammed said on the floor of the committee investigating the massacre in Lekki. In his speech, Ogunlana said the federal government did not know that the murder investigation in Lekki would be true, otherwise, the commission would not have been established. They don't know that there are honest people in Nigeria, who will tell the truth without letting the government control them. Our war was described by the press minister, Lai Muhammed as a coup against the federal government. It is Lai Muhammed who is causing the federal government to lay eggs on the backs of Nigerians, which is a disgrace to this country. He described the federal government's failure to support the commission's investigation as a serious act of terrorism.


Sunday Igboho: Man who confessed Igboho's voice on phone escapes from Cotonou prison

The two-month-long case between the Yoruba Nation and a journalist who read his story in prison and published it in the newspaper until it was read all over the world is connected. In the court of the so-called "Chamber of Misdemeanors of the Court of First Instance" in Cotonou, many questions were put to the judge. While lawyer Kato Attita was speaking in support of Mr Sunday Igboho, the President of the court was uncertain that the case was burned to the ground to appeal against a verdict. "Brother Sunday Igboho should not die with us, he is in hospital now" 'Saint Sunday Igboho sends urgent message from Cotonou about his health' Sunday Igboho is sick with kidney and lung disease - Yomi Aliyu My husband is sick The prosecutor for the government as a prosecutor questioned whether he had received the order from Mr. Sunday Adeyemo before reading the conversation, the answer was that his phone was a phone that was recording phone conversations. "I published this on the news channel "Ede" because the wife of Chief Sunday Igboho is a citizen of the same city as me".


"Brother Sunday Igboho should not die with us, he is in hospital now" 'Saint Sunday Igboho sends urgent message from Cotonou about his health' Sunday Igboho is sick with kidney and lung disease - Yomi Aliyu My husband is sick The prosecutor for the government as a prosecutor questioned whether he had received the order from Mr. Sunday Adeyemo before reading the conversation, the answer was that his phone was a phone that was recording phone conversations. "I published this on the news channel "Ede" because the wife of Chief Sunday Igboho is a citizen of the same city as me". Ramon Adedoyin should not die in police custody, his family sent a message to the Nigeria Police Chief My husband had been threatening to commit suicide, but his family ignored his words - The wife of the man from Lower Nile cannot be happy... I am returning to the farm after my government - Buhari 'I have not seen a man with whom I have had sex for a year On this, Mr. Kato Attita came forward and said that the court's attention to the harm and danger that Mr. Adekunle had caused to his client, Sunday Igboho also covered the matter for the whole world and covered the conflict between Igboho and his lawyers, most notably Mr. Ibrahim David Salami who later called. On the impact it will have on the status of Sunday Igboho among the Yoruba know, he went on to say that this possibility has caused a lot of damage to Mr. Sunday Igboho.


Ramon Adedoyin should not die in police custody, his family sent a message to the Nigeria Police Chief My husband had been threatening to commit suicide, but his family ignored his words - The wife of the man from Lower Nile cannot be happy... I am returning to the farm after my government - Buhari 'I have not seen a man with whom I have had sex for a year On this, Mr. Kato Attita came forward and said that the court's attention to the harm and danger that Mr. Adekunle had caused to his client, Sunday Igboho also covered the matter for the whole world and covered the conflict between Igboho and his lawyers, most notably Mr. Ibrahim David Salami who later called. On the impact it will have on the status of Sunday Igboho among the Yoruba know, he went on to say that this possibility has caused a lot of damage to Mr. Sunday Igboho. Although the prosecutor had filed a petition, he could not immediately get away with it, he urged the President of the court to silence the prosecutor and the journalist Adekunle and not to pay the fine of two million Naira and not to publish the press report and the court's decision on this case on the websites of the world. The public prosecutor again appeared before the judge to say that the charge against Mr. Adekunle Aremu was that he had invaded the privacy of the victim and he admitted that he had done so. "The text is very strong and should be distributed as per the King's Law 608".


Although the prosecutor had filed a petition, he could not immediately get away with it, he urged the President of the court to silence the prosecutor and the journalist Adekunle and not to pay the fine of two million Naira and not to publish the press report and the court's decision on this case on the websites of the world. The public prosecutor again appeared before the judge to say that the charge against Mr. Adekunle Aremu was that he had invaded the privacy of the victim and he admitted that he had done so. "The text is very strong and should be distributed as per the King's Law 608". After the UK removed Nigeria from the'red-list', see the new visa policy for Nigerians How they worshiped King Satan with their favorite car and music I and my band member were in love - Is it because the priest is not guilty of rape that they are breastfeeding women in Nigeria? Adis Salami, the criminal lawyer for the accused, said that Adekunle, during his conversation with Sunday Igboho, did not drink water and also spoke to Ibrahim David Salami. "He is a great lawyer and Mr. Sunday Igboho respects him very much.


After the UK removed Nigeria from the'red-list', see the new visa policy for Nigerians How they worshiped King Satan with their favorite car and music I and my band member were in love - Is it because the priest is not guilty of rape that they are breastfeeding women in Nigeria? Adis Salami, the criminal lawyer for the accused, said that Adekunle, during his conversation with Sunday Igboho, did not drink water and also spoke to Ibrahim David Salami. "He is a great lawyer and Mr. Sunday Igboho respects him very much. He did not allow any dark thoughts to enter his mind during this press release. Our prosecutor once again appealed for mercy to the President of the Court and also appealed to Mr. Sunday Adeyemo. After the case was settled, the President delivered a verdict.


He did not allow any dark thoughts to enter his mind during this press release. Our prosecutor once again appealed for mercy to the President of the Court and also appealed to Mr. Sunday Adeyemo. After the case was settled, the President delivered a verdict. - He was sentenced to 12 months in prison (after serving two months there and released) - Fines of 500,000 (FCFA) - They signed the documents of their public representatives and ordered the prosecutor to pay a fine of 2,000,000 (FCFA) to Mr. Sunday Adeyemo - Ashe said he uploaded the results of this judgment online on EY, and the day after he was given to pay the fine in ten days. The date of payment of the pension is on the fifth day. The maximum date for a formal hearing is 15 days


- He was sentenced to 12 months in prison (after serving two months there and released) - Fines of 500,000 (FCFA) - They signed the documents of their public representatives and ordered the prosecutor to pay a fine of 2,000,000 (FCFA) to Mr. Sunday Adeyemo - Ashe said he uploaded the results of this judgment online on EY, and the day after he was given to pay the fine in ten days. The date of payment of the pension is on the fifth day. The maximum date for a formal hearing is 15 days


Fadlullah Adebayo Death in Ukraine: M'mbi Fige blames snakes for the death of a student who died the day after arriving at a school abroad

The family of Fadlullah Adebayo was overjoyed on 8th June this year when the man arrived in Ukraine to study. Koda, they buried together in the air near Eko, they laughed to each other, and they admitted that he had been shot without knowing that he had been shot to death for the man, they no longer imagined each other. The reason is that the day after Fadlullah Adebayo arrived from a training camp in Ukraine, his death was rumoured to his relatives that he had been released, and he died in his room late at night. Well, what is this, how do you know the male questions coming out of the student's family, and how do they know the death of their loved one in the 12 hours after arriving at the school in Ukraine. Rofiat Agboluaje, the brother of Fadlullah Adebayo who announced his brother's death online, was saddened by his brother's sudden death two days after arriving in Ukraine to study. According to Rofiat, on Tuesday, January 8, 2022, Fadlullah left Nigeria and landed in Ukraine on the ninth day of the holiday to study at the Lviv Polytechnic National University.


Well, what is this, how do you know the male questions coming out of the student's family, and how do they know the death of their loved one in the 12 hours after arriving at the school in Ukraine. Rofiat Agboluaje, the brother of Fadlullah Adebayo who announced his brother's death online, was saddened by his brother's sudden death two days after arriving in Ukraine to study. According to Rofiat, on Tuesday, January 8, 2022, Fadlullah left Nigeria and landed in Ukraine on the ninth day of the holiday to study at the Lviv Polytechnic National University. "Until 11pm on Friday, January 10, 2022, my mother and brother were talking on the social media", he said. "On the morning of Ajé's day, his phone call did not answer, he did not answer the messages". Rofiat was the younger brother who didn't like the room he was given as a student after the school representative came to meet him at the airport.


"Until 11pm on Friday, January 10, 2022, my mother and brother were talking on the social media", he said. "On the morning of Ajé's day, his phone call did not answer, he did not answer the messages". Rofiat was the younger brother who didn't like the room he was given as a student after the school representative came to meet him at the airport. A representative of Lviv Polytechnic National University met my brother at the airport and took him to his room on the 9th of the month. When he arrived, he was very unhappy with the room, so Mother told him to ask for a change. Rofiat explained that when she arrived at the place where she was going to apply for a room, she found that the person did not understand English, so she called the school's intermediary who had her name on the admission form.


A representative of Lviv Polytechnic National University met my brother at the airport and took him to his room on the 9th of the month. When he arrived, he was very unhappy with the room, so Mother told him to ask for a change. Rofiat explained that when she arrived at the place where she was going to apply for a room, she found that the person did not understand English, so she called the school's intermediary who had her name on the admission form. "The man told him to wait until 7:00 the next day". When we called her the next day, she was shaken by the call of the mediator but did not answer, and we did not know what was going on until the evening when she phoned a student to tell us about my brother's death". He added that his brother was not tired before leaving Nigeria and he had a series of tests, including a COVID-19 test, with all the test results being positive.


"The man told him to wait until 7:00 the next day". When we called her the next day, she was shaken by the call of the mediator but did not answer, and we did not know what was going on until the evening when she phoned a student to tell us about my brother's death". He added that his brother was not tired before leaving Nigeria and he had a series of tests, including a COVID-19 test, with all the test results being positive. He also said that he had received the first Covid-19 vaccine, and had a high fever before leaving home. She was happy. The Nigerian Immigration and Naturalization Commission (NIDCOM) told the BBC that it had heard about the incident and the Foreign Ministry had started an investigation.


He also said that he had received the first Covid-19 vaccine, and had a high fever before leaving home. She was happy. The Nigerian Immigration and Naturalization Commission (NIDCOM) told the BBC that it had heard about the incident and the Foreign Ministry had started an investigation. "The Foreign Ministry has started working on the matter, it is a sad loss for us to lose the boy. The government will soon take over the case from this company. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Franca Omaluyi also told the BBC that they were talking to the Ukrainian embassy about the loss.


"The Foreign Ministry has started working on the matter, it is a sad loss for us to lose the boy. The government will soon take over the case from this company. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Franca Omaluyi also told the BBC that they were talking to the Ukrainian embassy about the loss. At the time of writing, 2,525 people have signed a petition to find out the cause of Fadlullah's death after his family requested a 5,000-person online investigation. Fadlullah's mother said she wanted justice for her son's death because she signed the petition and that the death of her son was heartbreaking for her and she urged people to sign the petition.


At the time of writing, 2,525 people have signed a petition to find out the cause of Fadlullah's death after his family requested a 5,000-person online investigation. Fadlullah's mother said she wanted justice for her son's death because she signed the petition and that the death of her son was heartbreaking for her and she urged people to sign the petition.


Timothy Adegoke: Explanation of why the family of the deceased wanted the trial of the terrorists to be held in Osun

The shareholders Timothy Adegoke, coach of Fasi Obafemi Awolowo who died in the hotel's hotel room, also announced a bid for the space once again. The protesters claimed that they want the trial of all the suspects arrested in the death of the citizen to be held in Osun state where the incident took place. The question was raised in a letter written by Timothy's lawyer, Naim Adekilekun, in Osogbo, Osun State, which was reported by Punch newspaper. He explained in the document that the suspects were in the absence of any incident regarding the incident that took place in Abuja, so there is no reason why the trial should not be held there. At present, the local police have charged the owner of the hotel, Ramon Adedoyin, with the murder of Timothy, and the case has been referred to the Abuja High Court. Six other suspects were also brought to trial, and charged with Adedoyin's involvement in the death of the student. Timothy's family also wants their demands to be implemented and prevent the dangerous steps prosecutors may want to take to free their clients.


He explained in the document that the suspects were in the absence of any incident regarding the incident that took place in Abuja, so there is no reason why the trial should not be held there. At present, the local police have charged the owner of the hotel, Ramon Adedoyin, with the murder of Timothy, and the case has been referred to the Abuja High Court. Six other suspects were also brought to trial, and charged with Adedoyin's involvement in the death of the student. Timothy's family also wants their demands to be implemented and prevent the dangerous steps prosecutors may want to take to free their clients. In his statement, Adekilekun was "requesting that the case be transferred to the Osun State High Court as it has sole jurisdiction to hear the case. No incident was reported in Abuja until the capital, Ile Ife, and Osun State, where the trial was held. Similarly, there is nothing in the section 33 (1) and (2) of the Criminal Code Act, 2015 that allows the police to do so.


In his statement, Adekilekun was "requesting that the case be transferred to the Osun State High Court as it has sole jurisdiction to hear the case. No incident was reported in Abuja until the capital, Ile Ife, and Osun State, where the trial was held. Similarly, there is nothing in the section 33 (1) and (2) of the Criminal Code Act, 2015 that allows the police to do so. We urge the police department to ensure that the case is referred to the Osun State High Court, which is fair and deserving to hear the case. You have been on the scene before: Timothy Adegoke was a graduate student at the Obafemi Awolowo Institute in the Clay House behind the Hilton Hotel in the city when he was about to take the exam. Adegoke's family complained to the police that they had not arrested the man since he arrived at Ile Ife, and an investigation was launched to determine the cause.


We urge the police department to ensure that the case is referred to the Osun State High Court, which is fair and deserving to hear the case. You have been on the scene before: Timothy Adegoke was a graduate student at the Obafemi Awolowo Institute in the Clay House behind the Hilton Hotel in the city when he was about to take the exam. Adegoke's family complained to the police that they had not arrested the man since he arrived at Ile Ife, and an investigation was launched to determine the cause. The Hilton hotel's official, formerly a prominent member of the Hotel Club, Prince Rahmon Adedoyin, denied to police that the man was not in the hotel. An investigation into the hotel's payment from his bank account on his phone revealed that the hotel had burned down, and officials later found that he was in the hotel's rubbish dump. The police were taken to the burial ground where Timothy's body was found, and the officers and the owner of the museum, Prince Rahmon Adedoyin, were arrested.


The Hilton hotel's official, formerly a prominent member of the Hotel Club, Prince Rahmon Adedoyin, denied to police that the man was not in the hotel. An investigation into the hotel's payment from his bank account on his phone revealed that the hotel had burned down, and officials later found that he was in the hotel's rubbish dump. The police were taken to the burial ground where Timothy's body was found, and the officers and the owner of the museum, Prince Rahmon Adedoyin, were arrested. The same was true of Raheem's son, even Rahmon Adedoyin's son, who used the money to serve the mayor, and the son escaped. The police department has announced that they are looking for Raheem Adedoyin, but they cannot say anything about the death of Timothy Adegoke. This incident shocked many Nigerians and led to the police chief announcing that all suspects in the incident should be transferred to the police headquarters in Abuja.


The same was true of Raheem's son, even Rahmon Adedoyin's son, who used the money to serve the mayor, and the son escaped. The police department has announced that they are looking for Raheem Adedoyin, but they cannot say anything about the death of Timothy Adegoke. This incident shocked many Nigerians and led to the police chief announcing that all suspects in the incident should be transferred to the police headquarters in Abuja. The suspects are currently on trial before the Abuja High Court.


The suspects are currently on trial before the Abuja High Court.


Seriki Fulani: Theft, hardship, I want money and justice

The chief of Oyo state, Alhaji Saliu Abdulkadir has said that he wants to see Chief Sunday Igboho left in prison in the Benin Republic or in Nigeria. Abdulkadir made the announcement while speaking to BBC Yoruba about the challenges he faces after a year of being able to leave the previously occupied city of Igangan. Seriki Fulani Igangan wanted to ask the Igboho why he attacked his residence in Igangan. Alhaji Abdulkadir accused Igboho of leading the attackers after they burned down his home and three houses he had built on Igangan Street. Seriki Fulani told BBC Yoruba that Igboho and his followers had been searching for him for six months, identifying his identity. She also said that her husband and children were burned.


Alhaji Abdulkadir accused Igboho of leading the attackers after they burned down his home and three houses he had built on Igangan Street. Seriki Fulani told BBC Yoruba that Igboho and his followers had been searching for him for six months, identifying his identity. She also said that her husband and children were burned. Seriki Fulani were created by God and they were human. Some media outlets have previously reported that Seriki Fulani has said he wants Igboho released from solitary confinement in the Benin Republic. Alhaji Abdulkadir is the one who sent Igboho to Igangan and you can tell him to hide and let Igboho go or stay there.


Seriki Fulani were created by God and they were human. Some media outlets have previously reported that Seriki Fulani has said he wants Igboho released from solitary confinement in the Benin Republic. Alhaji Abdulkadir is the one who sent Igboho to Igangan and you can tell him to hide and let Igboho go or stay there. Seriki Fulani told BBC Yoruba that she and her family have been in a state of distress since she was forced to move from Igangan to Ilorin. "I am saddened that no one has any concrete evidence to say that he is trying to attract Fulani immigrants. Seriki Fulani is asking the Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde to give him, and the Fulani who can leave Igangan, money to get angry.


Seriki Fulani told BBC Yoruba that she and her family have been in a state of distress since she was forced to move from Igangan to Ilorin. "I am saddened that no one has any concrete evidence to say that he is trying to attract Fulani immigrants. Seriki Fulani is asking the Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde to give him, and the Fulani who can leave Igangan, money to get angry. He was also arrested by other people after the incident, who were able to leave the Igangan, and they did not find any property taken from there. "A year after this attack, we still have nothing to report from the government. All my work was destroyed in one day, and my lost loved ones were in the middle of Igangan.


He was also arrested by other people after the incident, who were able to leave the Igangan, and they did not find any property taken from there. "A year after this attack, we still have nothing to report from the government. All my work was destroyed in one day, and my lost loved ones were in the middle of Igangan. When you come here, politicians don't live in my house, there are only two polling stations in my house in Igangan. I want justice not to be done on how to get out of the country. And I and all the Fulani who can leave Igangan speak for him", Seriki Fulani said.


When you come here, politicians don't live in my house, there are only two polling stations in my house in Igangan. I want justice not to be done on how to get out of the country. And I and all the Fulani who can leave Igangan speak for him", Seriki Fulani said. When talking about how his life was going, and in the middle of the time in Igangan, Seriki Fulani would like to return to the village. Seriki is "if they want to read back to Igangan, we are not allowed to go back there because we do not fight or fight each other. It is not a bad thing if they allow us to return to Igangan".


When talking about how his life was going, and in the middle of the time in Igangan, Seriki Fulani would like to return to the village. Seriki is "if they want to read back to Igangan, we are not allowed to go back there because we do not fight or fight each other. It is not a bad thing if they allow us to return to Igangan". It is almost a year since the security situation in Igangan and Mount Ogun region. A series of mass killings, muggings, rapes and muggings are taking place in the area, and the villagers have blamed the attacks on the suspected Fulani militants, who are being led by Seriki Fulani. Koda, many local residents remained unharmed due to daily armed attacks, and the police did not count the suspects.


It is almost a year since the security situation in Igangan and Mount Ogun region. A series of mass killings, muggings, rapes and muggings are taking place in the area, and the villagers have blamed the attacks on the suspected Fulani militants, who are being led by Seriki Fulani. Koda, many local residents remained unharmed due to daily armed attacks, and the police did not count the suspects. Koda also accused the local police of tracking down the armed robbers and releasing them in secret. The case of a Yoruba militant, Sunday Igboho, was confirmed by Seriki Fulani that he did not leave the area, and he was given seven days to complete the search. If you forget, the June 2, 2021 was the seventh day of Sunday Igboho for Seriki Fulani, which meant that they had to leave Igangan.


Koda also accused the local police of tracking down the armed robbers and releasing them in secret. The case of a Yoruba militant, Sunday Igboho, was confirmed by Seriki Fulani that he did not leave the area, and he was given seven days to complete the search. If you forget, the June 2, 2021 was the seventh day of Sunday Igboho for Seriki Fulani, which meant that they had to leave Igangan. This day, Igboho and his children went to the village for the entrance, and after leaving there, some people set fire to the property of Seriki Fulani.


This day, Igboho and his children went to the village for the entrance, and after leaving there, some people set fire to the property of Seriki Fulani.


Sunday Igboho: The Observer asks the King, the Yoruba elder, to urge Buhari to release Igboho

The Chief Minister of Iwo, King Abdulrosheed Adewale Akanbi has urged the royal, youth and eekan in the Yoruba land to congratulate President Buhari on Sunday Igboho. Oba Akanbi expressed his thoughts in the publication that called for a radical release for the Yoruba Nation, Sunday Igboho. He said Sunday Igboho's release will bring progress and unity to Nigeria as an indivisible nation. He also ordered the monks across the Yoruba land to gather on the road and leave Sunday Igboho, describing him as 'our son'. He was a vocal advocate of Nigerian unity and said that Sunday Igboho's release would stop the unrest and call for a split that spread across the country. He also criticized President Buhari for not respecting the nobility in the Yoruba land and the eaken who would be proud of him, as this would prove to the Yoruba at home and abroad that the unity of Nigeria is our struggle.


He also ordered the monks across the Yoruba land to gather on the road and leave Sunday Igboho, describing him as 'our son'. He was a vocal advocate of Nigerian unity and said that Sunday Igboho's release would stop the unrest and call for a split that spread across the country. He also criticized President Buhari for not respecting the nobility in the Yoruba land and the eaken who would be proud of him, as this would prove to the Yoruba at home and abroad that the unity of Nigeria is our struggle. Oba Akanbi urged the federal government in Nigeria to negotiate with the government of the Benin Republic, and see that Igboho returns to Nigeria without any further legal proceedings. This will also make many Nigerian unity supporters flock to the Yoruba land. 'The ongoing controversy and disagreement over the captive Sunday Igboho issue will end, and the Yoruba media, including the media, can now turn to President Buhari.'


Oba Akanbi urged the federal government in Nigeria to negotiate with the government of the Benin Republic, and see that Igboho returns to Nigeria without any further legal proceedings. This will also make many Nigerian unity supporters flock to the Yoruba land. 'The ongoing controversy and disagreement over the captive Sunday Igboho issue will end, and the Yoruba media, including the media, can now turn to President Buhari.' 'Because our son is Sunday Igboho even though he has made some mistakes while fighting for the establishment of the Yoruba Nation.' 'The mistakes he made did not allow his knowledge of the Yoruba nation's liberation from Nigeria to be put into practice.' 'Therefore, I urge those of a certain opinion, to unite in knowledge, and go to President Buhari to demand the release of Sunday Igboho in exile in the Republic of Benin.'


'Because our son is Sunday Igboho even though he has made some mistakes while fighting for the establishment of the Yoruba Nation.' 'The mistakes he made did not allow his knowledge of the Yoruba nation's liberation from Nigeria to be put into practice.' 'Therefore, I urge those of a certain opinion, to unite in knowledge, and go to President Buhari to demand the release of Sunday Igboho in exile in the Republic of Benin.' 'If President Buhari accepts this Yoruba hero's words, he will bring progress and unity to Nigeria as one.' 'Only the federal government can release Sunday Igboho now because we must value the life of our son.' 'Releasing Igboho without a court case there would be a blow to the national government of Nigeria, which would be progressive and progressive''. King Akanbi urged Nigerians to show love to each other as one nation and one tribe so that everything would be easy with the progress of Nigeria.


'If President Buhari accepts this Yoruba hero's words, he will bring progress and unity to Nigeria as one.' 'Only the federal government can release Sunday Igboho now because we must value the life of our son.' 'Releasing Igboho without a court case there would be a blow to the national government of Nigeria, which would be progressive and progressive''. King Akanbi urged Nigerians to show love to each other as one nation and one tribe so that everything would be easy with the progress of Nigeria. Sunday Igboho's advisor, Pelumi Olajengbesi has spoken about the love between the Igbo people and how the Igbo people have joined together to meet President Buhari on the Nnamdi Kanu issue in the DSS Assembly. Olajengbesi has been sent to all the Yoruba ethnic groups to teach the Igbo on Sunday Igboho. In a post posted by Olajengbensi on his website, you have described how the Igbo people have come together to go to President Buhari to petition for Nnamdi Kanu's case in the DSS Assembly.


Sunday Igboho's advisor, Pelumi Olajengbesi has spoken about the love between the Igbo people and how the Igbo people have joined together to meet President Buhari on the Nnamdi Kanu issue in the DSS Assembly. Olajengbesi has been sent to all the Yoruba ethnic groups to teach the Igbo on Sunday Igboho. In a post posted by Olajengbensi on his website, you have described how the Igbo people have come together to go to President Buhari to petition for Nnamdi Kanu's case in the DSS Assembly. In his speech, describing the Igbo MP and minister during the first colonial government, Chief Mbazulike Amaechi boasted as a co-founder with other parties to visit President Buhari. He added that despite the way Nnamdi Kanu was viewed and the allegations against him, the leaders and others in the Igbo land called Kanu 'Oona Wa'. Amur, Olajengbesi is not the case for the leaders in the Yoruba and the Eakan, as well as on the Sunday Igboho issue.


In his speech, describing the Igbo MP and minister during the first colonial government, Chief Mbazulike Amaechi boasted as a co-founder with other parties to visit President Buhari. He added that despite the way Nnamdi Kanu was viewed and the allegations against him, the leaders and others in the Igbo land called Kanu 'Oona Wa'. Amur, Olajengbesi is not the case for the leaders in the Yoruba and the Eakan, as well as on the Sunday Igboho issue. 'The eekan in Igbo land are not afraid of being ridiculed over the Nnamdi Kanu speech, they stand up as a unitary unit of their speech and in their own self-interest.' 'Although we Yoruba have a beautiful culture and practice there is no love among us because the elders of the Yoruba land have demonstrated it on Sunday Igboho's speech, there is no consensus on his speech.' 'There was no word from the leaders, they were like Sunday Igboho.'


'The eekan in Igbo land are not afraid of being ridiculed over the Nnamdi Kanu speech, they stand up as a unitary unit of their speech and in their own self-interest.' 'Although we Yoruba have a beautiful culture and practice there is no love among us because the elders of the Yoruba land have demonstrated it on Sunday Igboho's speech, there is no consensus on his speech.' 'There was no word from the leaders, they were like Sunday Igboho.' 'You are a Yoruba hero and you say that Igboho is not good enough, you are fighting for the love of the Yoruba people.' The lawyer urged the Yoruba elders to learn from the Igbo tribe who have shown a strong position on unity and working together as one tribe. Similarly in Yoruba traditions, the male and female religious leaders must unite to do the right thing on Sunday.


'You are a Yoruba hero and you say that Igboho is not good enough, you are fighting for the love of the Yoruba people.' The lawyer urged the Yoruba elders to learn from the Igbo tribe who have shown a strong position on unity and working together as one tribe. Similarly in Yoruba traditions, the male and female religious leaders must unite to do the right thing on Sunday. Even those who are often heard speaking in Yoruba must show in this time that they are citizens and that they love the citizens.


Even those who are often heard speaking in Yoruba must show in this time that they are citizens and that they love the citizens.


Lekki Massacre Panel Reports: - A member of the investigative committee was allegedly killed in a robbery

The lawyer who was one of the members of the committee investigating the alleged massacre that took place in Lekki during the EndSARS raid, Ebub Olu-Adegboruwa, has been crying. This lawyer has been crying that the plot to take his life is underway because under the auspices of the investigating committee, the protesters were killed at the Lekki Toll Gate on 8 October 2020. A post by Adejo Festa on Monday to break the news about the impending death, titled "The government is responsible if anything happens to me". If you forget, the commission of inquiry into the killings during the EndSARS outbreak in the Lekki case, recently launched its investigation. The study of the 219 year old population indicates that nine people were trapped in Lekki during the EndSARS outbreak when the outbreak was covered by the military in October 2020. Adegborwu, who represents the opposition in the investigative committee, was facing a challenge from some royal officials. "Since the commission's investigation was launched, I have seen a lot of criticism and attacks from government officials, especially on the newspaper pages.


The study of the 219 year old population indicates that nine people were trapped in Lekki during the EndSARS outbreak when the outbreak was covered by the military in October 2020. Adegborwu, who represents the opposition in the investigative committee, was facing a challenge from some royal officials. "Since the commission's investigation was launched, I have seen a lot of criticism and attacks from government officials, especially on the newspaper pages. I have no choice but to join the great people of this country, who are without flaws, to represent the group of lawyers and philanthropists with the utmost care for the civil service. You two prominent prosecutors have raised a very large crowd against me on a series of baseless charges. I don't know how to do this, I don't know how to relax or to keep my mouth shut.


I have no choice but to join the great people of this country, who are without flaws, to represent the group of lawyers and philanthropists with the utmost care for the civil service. You two prominent prosecutors have raised a very large crowd against me on a series of baseless charges. I don't know how to do this, I don't know how to relax or to keep my mouth shut. I am urging Nigerians, my colleagues in the legal profession, the activists and the Nigerians that the government will take care of me, if anything happens to me". Adegboruwa also added that on the night of Aiku one of the members of the investigating committee on the alleged murder in Lekki, Sister Kamsiyochukwu Ibe, was attacked and escaped in a raid. The incident showed that they were deliberately trying to take his life, and the photographs his lawyer showed him as conclusive evidence of the attack, confirming the theory.


I am urging Nigerians, my colleagues in the legal profession, the activists and the Nigerians that the government will take care of me, if anything happens to me". Adegboruwa also added that on the night of Aiku one of the members of the investigating committee on the alleged murder in Lekki, Sister Kamsiyochukwu Ibe, was attacked and escaped in a raid. The incident showed that they were deliberately trying to take his life, and the photographs his lawyer showed him as conclusive evidence of the attack, confirming the theory. The lawyer was a call for the government to find a way to serve the people in the fact that the WSN set up the commission to tell the truth, which they did. The rest of us are waiting for the Nigerian government to do the right thing with the investigative committee.


The lawyer was a call for the government to find a way to serve the people in the fact that the WSN set up the commission to tell the truth, which they did. The rest of us are waiting for the Nigerian government to do the right thing with the investigative committee.


Jumoke Oyeleke: Jumoke's mother refuses to go to the government rented house, saying she cannot go back to the morning after the rented house

The mother of Jumoke Oyeleke who was in front of her mother's car when she was shot by police during the EndSARS strike in 2020 in the state of Eko has explained what kind of house the state government should live in. Jumoke's mother is not apparently upset about the government's decision to give them this mud, her explanation being that she and her children cannot return and go to find a house where they will be tired so that when the rent is paid, the government will move them. Government punches Jumoke's mother in the face with a stick and house he built for her - Prosecutor Trial begins on Jumoke Oyeleke's death on Friday Yoruba Nation Difference between Jumoke's death test result and what police say Police should have arrested Adedoyin's son who owned the hotel where my brother died because... - Brother Timothy Adegogo They would tell me they were coming, just call me and let me know where we were going". He was first taken to the house where he was living to be photographed before being taken to a permanent home in Ikorodu l'Eko where he was paid for two years to live. "The money they gave us, a million, we would get nothing, even send nothing in the children's school fees and the grocery bill".


They would tell me they were coming, just call me and let me know where we were going". He was first taken to the house where he was living to be photographed before being taken to a permanent home in Ikorodu l'Eko where he was paid for two years to live. "The money they gave us, a million, we would get nothing, even send nothing in the children's school fees and the grocery bill". The closure of the existing building is not possible because no one else would be there and the building is rented by the government. See how Baba Suwe's fans in London and Manchester are trying to win the final for Foreigners kill woman at Deeper Life Church, blood all over her body BBC investigation reveals how the president has stolen public money in the street "What I want is a house where we don't have to pay for it so know and God help them find out what they want to get out of the murder case of my son".


The closure of the existing building is not possible because no one else would be there and the building is rented by the government. See how Baba Suwe's fans in London and Manchester are trying to win the final for Foreigners kill woman at Deeper Life Church, blood all over her body BBC investigation reveals how the president has stolen public money in the street "What I want is a house where we don't have to pay for it so know and God help them find out what they want to get out of the murder case of my son".


Kwara Hijab Crisis: Christians and Muslims are at odds over the use of the Hijab

Muslims and Christians have also spoken out about the renewed religious violence at Oyun High School in Ijagbo, Kwara State. When BBC Yoruba reported on Ijagbo in Kwara state where a religious conflict has recently erupted, Christian and Muslim protesters explained why they were arresting their ancestors. In their conversation, one step is not enough for the other, neither of them admits that the other's step is correct. However, the hijab crisis is blamed on the government for failing to meet its obligations and the commitment to take away schools from teachers. Speaking to BBC Yoruba, the chairman of the Christian Association of the Disciples of Christ (CAN) in Ijagbo, His Excellency Olanrewaju Ajayi explained that the main cause of conflict is not the issue of wearing the Hijab in Christian schools. It has been heard that the government wants to change the names of schools which are Christian in the mud and just start with the use of Hijab in it.


However, the hijab crisis is blamed on the government for failing to meet its obligations and the commitment to take away schools from teachers. Speaking to BBC Yoruba, the chairman of the Christian Association of the Disciples of Christ (CAN) in Ijagbo, His Excellency Olanrewaju Ajayi explained that the main cause of conflict is not the issue of wearing the Hijab in Christian schools. It has been heard that the government wants to change the names of schools which are Christian in the mud and just start with the use of Hijab in it. The government is using political power against us because our governor is a Muslim, and he is using his power against Muslims. We know where they are going and where they want to stay on the issue beyond the use of Hijab, they are just wearing masks. There was an agreement between the Christians and the government when they wanted to take the schools from the teachers that the school authorities would always find me the teacher's room.


The government is using political power against us because our governor is a Muslim, and he is using his power against Muslims. We know where they are going and where they want to stay on the issue beyond the use of Hijab, they are just wearing masks. There was an agreement between the Christians and the government when they wanted to take the schools from the teachers that the school authorities would always find me the teacher's room. He added that from our eggs, Christians decide who will become the headmaster of the schools belonging to the Christians. If the concept of hijab is introduced, it will be rare for a Muslim school principal to be appointed to lead a Christian school. There is a war in this Christian school, we have no devil to create it for anyone. The government is using the magic of the hijab, they know where they are going, and they go to the school to make sure that the students wear the Hijab in Christian schools.


He added that from our eggs, Christians decide who will become the headmaster of the schools belonging to the Christians. If the concept of hijab is introduced, it will be rare for a Muslim school principal to be appointed to lead a Christian school. There is a war in this Christian school, we have no devil to create it for anyone. The government is using the magic of the hijab, they know where they are going, and they go to the school to make sure that the students wear the Hijab in Christian schools. BBC Yoruba also continues to speak to Muslim parents who have children at Oyun High School. Mallam Ajibola Yusuf, speaking to the BBC, saw a copy of the government document that Muslim students can wear the hijab and leave their education under the government's control. This book was used by parents who saw Muslim students wearing the Hijab but Christian school principals who refused to use it.


BBC Yoruba also continues to speak to Muslim parents who have children at Oyun High School. Mallam Ajibola Yusuf, speaking to the BBC, saw a copy of the government document that Muslim students can wear the hijab and leave their education under the government's control. This book was used by parents who saw Muslim students wearing the Hijab but Christian school principals who refused to use it. They are not really taking our children to practice Christianity in a way that the whole world will know, they are taking them by mouth, and it is written in order to make them wear the Hijab. An example of being a Muslim is wearing a hijab, and if you don't let them wear it, except when they want to curse, you're arresting them for that. We urge the government to use all the power in its hands and not to change the name of these schools because they are under the control of the government.


They are not really taking our children to practice Christianity in a way that the whole world will know, they are taking them by mouth, and it is written in order to make them wear the Hijab. An example of being a Muslim is wearing a hijab, and if you don't let them wear it, except when they want to curse, you're arresting them for that. We urge the government to use all the power in its hands and not to change the name of these schools because they are under the control of the government. The only way to stop this crisis is to introduce the hijab in schools for Muslim students. Yusuf is not sure what the hijab crisis will be tomorrow, if the hijab is not taken care of. In 1974 we heard that the Kwara state government took over the administration of the secondary schools built by Christian and Muslim clergy on the grounds that the government schools were not enough. The government has promised the farmers that they will pay the teachers if they run the schools and the management of the schools will be in the hands of the farmers.


The only way to stop this crisis is to introduce the hijab in schools for Muslim students. Yusuf is not sure what the hijab crisis will be tomorrow, if the hijab is not taken care of. In 1974 we heard that the Kwara state government took over the administration of the secondary schools built by Christian and Muslim clergy on the grounds that the government schools were not enough. The government has promised the farmers that they will pay the teachers if they run the schools and the management of the schools will be in the hands of the farmers. It was reported about a year ago that some schools in the predominantly Christian state of Kwara do not allow Muslim students to wear the Hijab, which is a hindrance to education. The issue caused a huge outcry, with many people being killed, and intellectual property was also damaged. The state government has made it illegal for Muslim students to wear the Hijab in public schools that are run by Christians.


It was reported about a year ago that some schools in the predominantly Christian state of Kwara do not allow Muslim students to wear the Hijab, which is a hindrance to education. The issue caused a huge outcry, with many people being killed, and intellectual property was also damaged. The state government has made it illegal for Muslim students to wear the Hijab in public schools that are run by Christians. The situation has been less tense in Kwara state since the government imposed the law and the riot has also erupted at Oyun High School in Ijagbo. It has been a year since the religious crisis has been breaking the water of peace in Christian schools in Kwara state. Koda, the crisis has caused serious injuries to some civilians during the violence last year.


The situation has been less tense in Kwara state since the government imposed the law and the riot has also erupted at Oyun High School in Ijagbo. It has been a year since the religious crisis has been breaking the water of peace in Christian schools in Kwara state. Koda, the crisis has caused serious injuries to some civilians during the violence last year. Many schools were also closed by the government as a result of the uprising, which damaged the education system during the period.


Many schools were also closed by the government as a result of the uprising, which damaged the education system during the period.


Timothy Adegoke: Eruwa youth call on Buhari, Makinde to protest against the cancellation of the investigation into the death of the deceased

The youth of Eruwa in Oyo state who were accompanied by Timothy Adegoke, an MBA student at OAU who died in the OAU's Hilton hotel in Ife, have demonstrated to express their condolences on the incident. The youths, who marched on Thursday in Eruwa, said they were seeking justice over the ongoing investigation into the cause of Timothy's death at the Hilton Hotel in Ile Ife. They have been told that some people wanted to disrupt the investigation because of the current state of the case. A young man who was one of the demonstrators who spoke at the rally called on President Muhammadu Buhari and Oyo state governor, Seyi Makinde, to address the issue so that justice can be done. The young man who did not identify himself said that they were not saddened by the killing of their fellow citizens. "This is why we have gathered to protest because we have seen the steps they are taking to disrupt the ongoing investigation on this matter.


A young man who was one of the demonstrators who spoke at the rally called on President Muhammadu Buhari and Oyo state governor, Seyi Makinde, to address the issue so that justice can be done. The young man who did not identify himself said that they were not saddened by the killing of their fellow citizens. "This is why we have gathered to protest because we have seen the steps they are taking to disrupt the ongoing investigation on this matter. We want justice, because a murderer deserves to die. We are dedicating this time to President Muhammadu Buhari, Governor Seyi Makinde and our son, Adebo Ogundoyin who is the chairman of Oyo State Legislative Assembly to discuss the issue. We want them to wake up to see justice done for the death of our son, Timothy.


We want justice, because a murderer deserves to die. We are dedicating this time to President Muhammadu Buhari, Governor Seyi Makinde and our son, Adebo Ogundoyin who is the chairman of Oyo State Legislative Assembly to discuss the issue. We want them to wake up to see justice done for the death of our son, Timothy. We also thank all the villagers of Eruwa who have been working hard on this issue. We pray that no one will be like you, we never find our joy between us. We want justice, nothing more", said one of the protesters.


We also thank all the villagers of Eruwa who have been working hard on this issue. We pray that no one will be like you, we never find our joy between us. We want justice, nothing more", said one of the protesters. Two days ago, the lawyer for Chief Rahmon Adedoyin who died in the Hilton hotel where Adegoke was staying said that, the investigation has shown that the dead MBA student OAU was served to the hotel by the Ife local government officials. Chief Adedoyin is among the suspects arrested by the police in connection with the death of Timothy Adegoke.


Two days ago, the lawyer for Chief Rahmon Adedoyin who died in the Hilton hotel where Adegoke was staying said that, the investigation has shown that the dead MBA student OAU was served to the hotel by the Ife local government officials. Chief Adedoyin is among the suspects arrested by the police in connection with the death of Timothy Adegoke.


Afeez Akintunde: Family of NURTW chairman who was attacked in Oyo state says he has hypertension

Another report has emerged about the security personnel who did not remove the former Oyo state chairman of the NURTW, Alhaji Afeez Maruf Akintunde from his post last week. Earlier Akintunde's family had contacted the BBC that on Monday, some people dressed as soldiers invaded his house in Oyo and moved him to a place where his family did not know. In a report published by the Nigerian news agency NAN, his son, Mr. Azeez Akbar said that his father was kidnapped by the members of Operation Burst. Operation Burst was a security operation launched by the Oyo State Government to focus on security. We were used by the soldiers and my security guards in the room. Mr Akbar said that the incident took place in the early hours of the morning.


Operation Burst was a security operation launched by the Oyo State Government to focus on security. We were used by the soldiers and my security guards in the room. Mr Akbar said that the incident took place in the early hours of the morning. She had a daughter whose father thought she knew why they wanted to move first, before the families begged her to eat and wear clothes. "Her father was first taken away by Operation Burst near Oyo, but after a few minutes, he was covered in a blanket and taken to an unknown location. "At about 11 p.m. that day, we were pulled back to pick up his phone.


She had a daughter whose father thought she knew why they wanted to move first, before the families begged her to eat and wear clothes. "Her father was first taken away by Operation Burst near Oyo, but after a few minutes, he was covered in a blanket and taken to an unknown location. "At about 11 p.m. that day, we were pulled back to pick up his phone. We have been lost ever since". He had arrived at the Operation Burst office in Oyo, where they were told that "they had received orders from Abuja to set up a hand-to-hand combat with Alhaji Akintunde". She also said that her father had hypertension, and that his health would likely deteriorate if he did not take his medication or eat proper foods.


We have been lost ever since". He had arrived at the Operation Burst office in Oyo, where they were told that "they had received orders from Abuja to set up a hand-to-hand combat with Alhaji Akintunde". She also said that her father had hypertension, and that his health would likely deteriorate if he did not take his medication or eat proper foods. A military official has arrested the former NURTW pilot group chairman in Oyọ, Alhaji Afeez Maroof Akintunde on charges of sponsoring Sunday Igboho and breaking the Abolongo prison. On the morning of Thursday, November 19, 2021, gunmen dressed in military uniforms broke into the influential politician's home. Akintunde, who was also the former chairman of the NURTW pilot group in Oulu, known to the public as 'Tula Oulu', was taken away by the military without revealing his whereabouts or presenting documents authorizing them to carry out the operation.


A military official has arrested the former NURTW pilot group chairman in Oyọ, Alhaji Afeez Maroof Akintunde on charges of sponsoring Sunday Igboho and breaking the Abolongo prison. On the morning of Thursday, November 19, 2021, gunmen dressed in military uniforms broke into the influential politician's home. Akintunde, who was also the former chairman of the NURTW pilot group in Oulu, known to the public as 'Tula Oulu', was taken away by the military without revealing his whereabouts or presenting documents authorizing them to carry out the operation. One of the Akintunde family members who spoke to BBC Yoruba, Alhaji Afeez Akbar explained that the incident took place at about 7 am at their home near Oulu. He had his father dressed and while preparing to go to the bathroom, the army's armed police officers broke in. As soon as they entered they hugged Alhaji Akintunde without checking anything in the house.


One of the Akintunde family members who spoke to BBC Yoruba, Alhaji Afeez Akbar explained that the incident took place at about 7 am at their home near Oulu. He had his father dressed and while preparing to go to the bathroom, the army's armed police officers broke in. As soon as they entered they hugged Alhaji Akintunde without checking anything in the house. Akbar added that after many pleas from Akintunde's wife, they gave her husband enough to wear clothes and they moved away. The Akintunde family confirmed that all the suspected militants who had escaped the house were armed, so that the driver who had taken them was found. You have all the clothes they wear, you have no name.


Akbar added that after many pleas from Akintunde's wife, they gave her husband enough to wear clothes and they moved away. The Akintunde family confirmed that all the suspected militants who had escaped the house were armed, so that the driver who had taken them was found. You have all the clothes they wear, you have no name. The Akintunde family's investigation and investigation established that the body was moved to Abuja, and is now in the custody of a military base. They were even first challenged by the military administration when one of the shareholders Alhaji Akintunde called them on a chat. Akbar is accused of being one of the people who joined with Chief Sunday Adeyome, who many call 'Sunday Igboho' to call for the establishment of a Yoruba state.


The Akintunde family's investigation and investigation established that the body was moved to Abuja, and is now in the custody of a military base. They were even first challenged by the military administration when one of the shareholders Alhaji Akintunde called them on a chat. Akbar is accused of being one of the people who joined with Chief Sunday Adeyome, who many call 'Sunday Igboho' to call for the establishment of a Yoruba state. It was also alleged that Akintunde was aware of how gunmen broke into Abolongo prison in Oulu on October 31 and released the prisoners. Akbar further explained that his father knew nothing about the charges against him. Right now, his father has less than ten thousand naira in his pocket.


It was also alleged that Akintunde was aware of how gunmen broke into Abolongo prison in Oulu on October 31 and released the prisoners. Akbar further explained that his father knew nothing about the charges against him. Right now, his father has less than ten thousand naira in his pocket. "Where do you want to get the money to sponsor Sunday Igboho?". He added that the government is interested in conducting investigations in all possible ways and establishing the truth.


"Where do you want to get the money to sponsor Sunday Igboho?". He added that the government is interested in conducting investigations in all possible ways and establishing the truth.


EndSARS recall: What addicts are asking in Lekki today

The EndSARS anniversary has been associated with the Yoruba proverb that every year we see a cat, every year we see a baby. This is because last year, the event was held in the Lekki region and the clay school became more popular all over the world. 'I was shot by soldiers at EndSars last year, but I did not join the protest to remember the dead' Nigeria hosts EndSARS activists in Abuja, Eko, Ibadan, Akure, see how it goes EndSARS: Analysis This video shows some of the memorable moments that BBC Yoruba journalist Gaani witnessed at the entrance. Read about the rape of Iyabo Ojo and the alleged abuse of the'sex tape' Tiwa Savage The water and food they give Sunday Igboho, we will know, we suspect what is going on from the Cotonou prison


Endsars Protest: We are not afraid, we will commemorate the one year anniversary of the Nigerian government's loss of life during the Endsars - Soworo, Falz protests

The British government has lied to their people to be cautious for the states of Lagos and Abuja during the one year anniversary of the Endsars protests across Nigeria. The UK posted the news on their channel website where they are giving people advice on where to go in Nigeria. The report also stated that there is a possibility of a nationwide strike, with the government deploying police to ensure that no protests take place in some areas.It was also noted that due to the prosecution of the IPOB leader in the federal government, there is a possibility of increased security forces in Abuja and the eastern region of Nigeria. They therefore warned their people to be careful of these areas and to beware of any gathering where there is a lot of traffic. A year of commemoration of the deaths of people during the Endsars protests will be held by the Nigerian government - Omoyele Sowore Amor, among the youth in Nigeria who have nothing to stop them from participating in the commemoration of those who lost their lives during the Endsars protests which has been called a year. Among those who expressed their views was human rights activist Omoyele Sowore who had said that Abuja would host the protest on the day of the Endsars protest.


They therefore warned their people to be careful of these areas and to beware of any gathering where there is a lot of traffic. A year of commemoration of the deaths of people during the Endsars protests will be held by the Nigerian government - Omoyele Sowore Amor, among the youth in Nigeria who have nothing to stop them from participating in the commemoration of those who lost their lives during the Endsars protests which has been called a year. Among those who expressed their views was human rights activist Omoyele Sowore who had said that Abuja would host the protest on the day of the Endsars protest. 'Abuja is ready! We will never forget, and no one will stop us! The campaign is also being launched by the government of the Republic of Moldova, with banners #RevolutionNow, #endsarsmemorial, #NoRetreatNoSurender.'


'Abuja is ready! We will never forget, and no one will stop us! The campaign is also being launched by the government of the Republic of Moldova, with banners #RevolutionNow, #endsarsmemorial, #NoRetreatNoSurender.' In his own words, influential activist Folarin Falana known as Falz has been unable to stop the government because they cannot forget without last year's event (20:10:20). Falzsun demanded that the federal government kill the innocent youths who were being asked to be killed by the police. 'But a year later, no one was ever charged with the murder.'


In his own words, influential activist Folarin Falana known as Falz has been unable to stop the government because they cannot forget without last year's event (20:10:20). Falzsun demanded that the federal government kill the innocent youths who were being asked to be killed by the police. 'But a year later, no one was ever charged with the murder.' 'No one should protest, and Nigerians are ready to hold a rally on that day to remember those who lost their lives in the incident.' 'The stadium that they were going to host said that the area could not be used anymore because the powerful said from above, it must not take place.' Falz is a Nigerian government trying to make a mistake because they will not hurt the lives lost during the demonstration.


'No one should protest, and Nigerians are ready to hold a rally on that day to remember those who lost their lives in the incident.' 'The stadium that they were going to host said that the area could not be used anymore because the powerful said from above, it must not take place.' Falz is a Nigerian government trying to make a mistake because they will not hurt the lives lost during the demonstration.


The TASUED Protest:

Tai Solarin Fascist students in Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State, have also taken to the streets to protest how some of them in military uniforms have beaten their classmates. On Thursday night, reports emerged that some fishermen broke into the area where the students were staying, and some went to an unknown location. After this incident, the yooku students came to the Sagamu to Ore road and started to march, which disrupted the traffic. Reports say that some students got together in cars and went together in a hurry to celebrate their recent qualifying exams. We heard that the police stopped the cars and started to check the phone of the trainees. This prompted the students to call the president of the students' union, Rabiu Sodiq Shina, a.k.a.


The TASUED Protest:

Reports say that some students got together in cars and went together in a hurry to celebrate their recent qualifying exams. We heard that the police stopped the cars and started to check the phone of the trainees. This prompted the students to call the president of the students' union, Rabiu Sodiq Shina, a.k.a. Reliable Surz, on the phone to find us get them. At the time of the incident, reports said that the police from Bareke Ilase took him and other students to the quarters. The Daily Post reported that the Chief Minister of the state, Prof Wole Banjo, was indeed involved in the incident, and that the state authorities were working to resolve the matter.


The TASUED Protest:

Reliable Surz, on the phone to find us get them. At the time of the incident, reports said that the police from Bareke Ilase took him and other students to the quarters. The Daily Post reported that the Chief Minister of the state, Prof Wole Banjo, was indeed involved in the incident, and that the state authorities were working to resolve the matter. But this morning, on Easter, the students have again come to the Sagamu to Ore road for arrival. A video watched by the BBC on Facebook (Facebook live) during the march showed the trainees about to go to the barracks. In their speech, they also said that when the rebels gained independence, they gave up their seized assets.


The TASUED Protest:

But this morning, on Easter, the students have again come to the Sagamu to Ore road for arrival. A video watched by the BBC on Facebook (Facebook live) during the march showed the trainees about to go to the barracks. In their speech, they also said that when the rebels gained independence, they gave up their seized assets. We also found that the representative of the student movement in Nigeria, Akinwumi Akinsola, from the South West region of Nigeria joined the strike. The representative of the student group, said that the body of a student who was injured during the attack of the boats is being treated in hospital.


The TASUED Protest:

We also found that the representative of the student movement in Nigeria, Akinwumi Akinsola, from the South West region of Nigeria joined the strike. The representative of the student group, said that the body of a student who was injured during the attack of the boats is being treated in hospital.


Sudan: Learn more about the leader of the Sudanese coup, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan

Sudanese President Abdel Fattah al-Burhan was ousted by the military before the civil war broke out in Sudan. The al-Burhan army led the coup and removed the Secretary of State, Abdalla Hamdok from his office and returned home for personal gain, but he is now back home. The coup took over the Khartoum area, and a military-led council was set up to share power with them, so that democracy could be restored to the country. It is currently unknown how much democracy will prevail in Sudan after this coup. General al-Burhan was the chairman of the 'Sovereign Council' and the head of the military junta there, before he took over the government completely on Monday. The army overthrew the democratic government, arrested the Secretary of State, Abdalla Hamdok and the government's members who had been taken over by the military to share power with.


It is currently unknown how much democracy will prevail in Sudan after this coup. General al-Burhan was the chairman of the 'Sovereign Council' and the head of the military junta there, before he took over the government completely on Monday. The army overthrew the democratic government, arrested the Secretary of State, Abdalla Hamdok and the government's members who had been taken over by the military to share power with. Al-Burhan was not a well-known figure before the coup that ousted President Omar Hassan al-Bassar in 2019. At the time of his death, he was the third-oldest person in the army after the Chief of Army Staff. After the coup, the defense minister resigned and named al-Burhan as the candidate for the military commission that would establish a military junta for a democratic government.


Al-Burhan was not a well-known figure before the coup that ousted President Omar Hassan al-Bassar in 2019. At the time of his death, he was the third-oldest person in the army after the Chief of Army Staff. After the coup, the defense minister resigned and named al-Burhan as the candidate for the military commission that would establish a military junta for a democratic government. In August 2019, he was appointed as the Chairman of the Sudanese 'Sovereign Council'. He was also the commander of the Sudanese military training in the 2015 Yemen war. After the takeover of Bahir in Burhan worked with the governments of the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Egypt.


In August 2019, he was appointed as the Chairman of the Sudanese 'Sovereign Council'. He was also the commander of the Sudanese military training in the 2015 Yemen war. After the takeover of Bahir in Burhan worked with the governments of the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Egypt. In March, he hosted Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi in Khartoum, travelling and working with Sudan for a partnership with Israel. In October 2020, Burhan and the outgoing Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok met with Israeli Foreign Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former US President Donald Trump, where they discussed the road and worked together. The US Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, also thanked him for his efforts to work with Israel.


In March, he hosted Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi in Khartoum, travelling and working with Sudan for a partnership with Israel. In October 2020, Burhan and the outgoing Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok met with Israeli Foreign Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former US President Donald Trump, where they discussed the road and worked together. The US Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, also thanked him for his efforts to work with Israel. However, Burhan told the International Criminal Court that he would appeal to al-Bashir for his acquittal on terrorism and crimes in Darfur. The system of justice for the people of Darfur is a watershed moment between the protests and the military junta.


However, Burhan told the International Criminal Court that he would appeal to al-Bashir for his acquittal on terrorism and crimes in Darfur. The system of justice for the people of Darfur is a watershed moment between the protests and the military junta.


Sunday Igboho: You crowned ones get up, trouble is coming in Yoruba, 10m youth want to fight for Igboho

Yoruba is if they can goat, to burn a wall, will return to eat your money. This proverb has the strongest supporters for a generation of Yoruba, Oloye Sunday Adeyemo, who is known to many as Igboho is fighting for a federal government. Forget it, Sunday Igboho has been in Cotonou prison for almost three months now, and his case is still pending. The Nigerian government also announced on Monday that it has identified those who support Sunday Igboho to be activists. Among the suspects named in the arrest were a senior parliamentarian and a suspected Boko Haram backer. Meanwhile, the radical radical Sunday Igboho has announced that ten million young hardliners have been sent to fight for their cause.