Monday, May 12, 2014

#CODED-ish News:: Photos: Police try to stop protesters from gathering at Abuja park  



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The Nigerian police this afternoon tried to stop protesters from gathering at the Unity fount for a #BringBackOurGirls sit-in in Abuja. The police didn’t want the peaceful meeting to happen and sent officers to the location to disperse the few that gathered there and stopped many from coming to the meeting.
But despite the interruption from police, the group eventually held the meeting peacefully. See more photos after the cut…

That’s Dino Melaye in orange

#CODED-ish News::Assistant Professor Of A University Caught Having Sex With Female Students In His Office(PHOTOS)

This particular scandal nvolves the head of research and assistant professor at the University of Kinshasa (UNIKIN) and advisor to the Minister of plan in office scandal with students.

This is unprecedented in the history of higher education in DR Congo. Indeed, a field supervisor and assistant teacher abusing students of the university was filmed in his "blind" the camera from his office computer.

wizard was then thought to do well by removing compromising video . But the teacher had forgotten to empty the recycle bin on his computer. A necessary step to ensure good removal of elements.

Too bad for him now his system fell into the wrong hands who found the massive number of scandal he has committed with innocent students had no choice but to make the video go viral.

#CODED-ish News::The Truth about Boko Haram, CIA, USA, Shekau & the 200 Girls

Communiqué from the proceedings of the 4th ENDS.ng Consultative Assembly; held via global media conference on the 10th of May, 2014. Re: Chibok Abduction, The Best Approach on National Security, and Risk Management of Provocative Tensions in Light of Suspicion, Failure and Conspiracies.
There are countless conspiracies being disseminated about the causes, failures and implications of the current state of the nation and the management of Boko Haram terror. Increasingly, the following and more questions and accusations are floating across various media platforms: Were the girls really abducted? Is this, or rather, this is US' ultimate technique to invade Nigeria; this is CAN (Christian Association of Nigeria); this is Jonathan; this is Jonathan, CAN, CIA and the man; and numerous other conspiracies.

In lieu of the above, we release the following statements, which we believe are in the best interest of the Nigerian citizenry and foreign partners:

1. Who is Shekau: Boko Haram leader, Abubakar Shekau is a mythical figure, empowered and held in existence by the news media. According to military spokesperson, Maj. General Chris Olukolade, as contained in a press statement on Saturday, "'Shekau' is a title and not an individual." [DHQ claims Abubakar Shekau is not Boko Haram leader's real name; DailyPost.ng; 10th May, 2014] "Talking about the personality that has been presenting himself as head of that group, besides knowing the fact that the term Shekau is more of a title than a name, there are many issues around it that makes it still fake. I don't want to get into the details of that." – Olukolade.

This statement comes after the United States Special Forces team arrived in Abuja to assist Nigerian security services in rescuing the 234 Chibok abducted girls.

Local and international media have curiously released several different versions of Abubakar Shekau without appropriate disclaimers. This media slackness has helped promote Boko Haram's narcissistic goals. "Shekau" variations include a muscular version, a "Shekau" with a broken nose of average build, and a particularly lanky Shekau. Others include electronic versions of "Shekau" with abnormal movements and improperly positioned appendages. A top US think-tank, the CFR (Council of Foreign Relations) has acknowledged the various impersonations/person-variations of Shekau as promoted by the media. "On 20 August 2013, NOS (Dutch Broadcasting Foundation) announced that Shekau had died recently. Allegedly, Shekau was wounded a few weeks earlier and transported to Cameroon, where he died." [Wikipedia archives of March 24th, 2014; Pre abduction—this was revised after the abduction crises with a new global objective].

The conduct of local and international media as such promotes Boko Haram's desires to instill endearing fear in Nigerians and immortality in their leadership profile. Nigeria's military confirmed the mortal wounding of a version of Shekau in August of 2013. This was verified by Dutch media as referenced above. With media's unchecked promotion of all Shekau messages, "Shekau" remains immortal and immutably powerful. The effect of the release of the terror leaders press releases is tantamount to media terrorism and does not help in abating Boko Haram terror, which has strategic aims to instill fear and surrender via these well scripted messages of "scary" heroin intoxicated (as recognized from body itch behaviors)"Shekaus'."

According to Raphael F. Perl, Specialist in International Affairs, Foreign Affairs and National Defense Division, Congressional Research Service [Terrorism, The Media, And The Government: Perspectives, Trends, And Options For Policymakers]:

"Terrorists need publicity, usually free publicity that a group could normally not afford or buy. Any publicity surrounding a terrorist act alerts the world that a problem exists that cannot be ignored and must be addressed. From a terrorist perspective, an unedited interview with a major figure is a treasured prize. … They seek a favorable understanding of their cause, if not their act. … Legitimacy. Terrorist causes want the press to give legitimacy to what is often portrayed as ideological or personality feuds or divisions between armed groups and political wings."

Shekau should be considered DEAD and the media if interested in assisting the war on terror should bury this terror title. Global practice on anti-terrorism, details the role of the media in only releasing information in the best interest of the security of the people and abstaining from the promotion of terrorists. Most terror releases need only to be communicated to State security departments.

2. US Interest in Sponsoring and Fostering Terror in Nigeria: There is no credible evidence to this suspicion. The United States would be doing a poor job if Boko Haram was their technique to invade or dismantle Nigeria. Boko Haram is hardly successful at achieving this; what they have most to their credit is the destruction of Nigeria's northern farmers and farming villages. The United States has professed reluctance to engage against Boko Haram in the best interest of their people. Till date, Boko Haram has not targeted US interests and US will like to keep it this way.

Only seven US Special Force men were sent to Nigeria as a statement of their reserved engagement. Sponsorship of Boko Haram terror can more plausibly be found toward the Middle East and Europe; as well as via the "missing $20-127 billion." The abduction of French nationals earned Boko Haram terrorism a whopping sum of millions of dollars. This is direct sponsorship sought. Nigerian politicians to the top executive level have been directly implicated in support for Boko Haram terror. The nation's Vice President, has been clearly implicated. Nigerians must responsibly and effectively address Boko Haram terrorism, its sponsorship and solutions at the local level; this includes from the Presidency, local politicians and individual level.
Of course, the United States has files on Boko Haram terror activities, connections and links. In seeking out the abducted girls, the US did not come to Nigeria to conduct fresh investigations, but came with folders and dossiers with actionable information harvested and available over the years. Nigeria's failure to secure and utilize information readily available via media interception and aerial surveillance is a result of our failed, hopelessly corrupt administration and not the fault of those able and capable to mine data on their and foreign nations security situations.

The US team has already provided information on the location and movement of the girls. They first notified us that they were located in Sambisa forest, verifying information that ENDS exclusively provided Nigerians on April 25th. More recent reports indicate the US team relaying the translocation of the girls to a forest in Gombe.



3. Were The Girls Truly Abducted: Yes, ENDS has verified via its personal connections with people on the ground in the affected regions, that Nigeria's girls were actually abducted by the terrorists. We have been in touch with the actual families; this is no "911." The government of Borno released a detailed Press statement Saturday in which they informed that in keeping with international conventions on the rights of children, they were not at liberty to release the images of our poor girls who we allowed to be abducted by terror, due to our complacency and tolerance of worthless, criminal leadership and community elders. Politicizing and religion-izing this abduction is sheer wickedness. These victims from Chibok Government Girls School, as well as most victims of Boko Haram terror over the four years, cut across religious and geographical boundaries.

4. Root Cause, Support and Sponsorship of Boko Haram II: We the people are the root cause of the unlimited success of Boko Haram terror in Nigeria since the inception of the Goodluck Jonathan administration. By electing this president who was already implicated in militant sponsorship in Bayelsa, we signed off the nation to a future of terror. Our failure to act and our obsession with firing shots at the "opposition," the "other religion," the "other ethnic group," the "other nation," and any "other" we can find, is to blame for the success of Boko Haram terror. Very few of us have braved the risks and gone ahead to make solid proclamations against the terror group since its onset. Only today do we see prominent leaders issuing strong statements of condemnation and invoking action. We the people have been caught in silent approval of Boko Haram's carnage because it is/was not prevalent in "our" areas or affecting "our" spheres of life. Today, Boko Haram has been pushed to marginal communities and even the leadership in Borno, possibly of different ethnicity from the areas around Boko Haram's operational axis, are more complacent.

We have seen northern youth rise up and burn down properties and religious sanctuaries, as puppet warriors when called upon by self imposed northern leaders. We have seen the Ahmed Datti lead Council for Sharia in Nigeria, call for war in regard to beauty pageants, Osama, so-called Sharia banking; but we are yet to see their calls for Jihad against Boko Haram, and we do not require it of his council.

We failed for the many years of Boko Haram carnage, to see clear condemnations fromm the Supreme Council on Islamic Affairs, from the office and organization of the Sultan. But these leaders are not alone in the blame. What have we the people done? Have we since gathered with the same fervor we do when we feel our religion is threatened, to go to Sambisa and exterminate Boko Haram? Have we the people pushed for our right to defend ourselves and gone to protect our people? But we are the first to blame the US, and eager to declare that we know how to fight and are ready to wage battle against other ethnic groups or religions that share and face the same problems of poverty, administrative oppression and insecurity that we all face in the hands of the government and Cabal terrorists and Boko Haram.

The real sponsor of Boko Haram is the image we see in the mirror. Not the US, not CAN, not Jonathan, but our very selves, because if we participated in more than divisive riots, and took a single physical action against first Boko Haram terror then government terror, Nigeria would not be in the shameful state it is today and our girls will not be subjected to Boko Haram rape.

Groups like the Muslims Against Terror, headed by Dr. JP Amadi Jnr., and individuals like Sheikh Gumi, late Sheikh Albani Zaria, Sheikh Jingir, Sheikh Pakistani, and others not mentioned, have been bold enough to risk their lives in spelling out the truth to Boko Haram from the onset. Many have lost their lives in the process, but these are the people with a difference and not partakers in the sponsorship of this monster.

Conclusion: Boko Haram has the ability to engage and defeat Nigeria. They have the vehicles, equipment, morale, skills, finance and media advantage that if they so desired, they could drive right to Nigeria's capital and overthrow our government.

In a Wikileaks release, during discussions post annihilation of Boko Haram by the Yar'Adua government, it was mentioned that the error Mohammed Yusuf made was accepting a header, "Western Culture is Bad," "Boko Haram," as against a more favorable and embraceable caption like, "Crusade against malgovernance." Had Mohammed Yusuf done so, perhaps today he will be the leader of Nigeria.

We have the errors and drug overdose derived blunders of Boko Haram, to thank for the present limitation of the crises, not our actions/inactions or the helplessness and treachery of our government and State security services.

Comment: As a final personal rendition, I must say that Nigerians should be thankful that a person like me (Dr. Peregrino Brimah) has no political intentions. If a man like me was ever governor or President of Nigeria, I would for the first two weeks in office, command every single Nigerian who has done nothing other than participate in the dissemination of rumors, or the participation in or incitement of divisive and ethnic riots and strife, and not actively fought the government or civilian terrorists, to two weeks of kneeling down with hands up on the road side.

Involvement of ENDS
ENDS has been publicly involved in the war against terrorism since March 18th, 2013. The organization has provided Civilian-JTF and communities of Borno, several tools to assist in the war against Boko Haram. Recently as featured on Borno State Television and NTA in April of 2014, ENDS donated Taser torch-lights, pepper spray and walkie-talkie's, procured since mid 2013, to the Civilian-JTF to assist in their frontline engagements. In May 2014, ENDS commenced the delivery of Bullhorn alarms for affected communities to alert their people of impending Boko Haram attacks.

ENDS has also provided handheld alarms and other confidential non-lethal anti-terror modern equipment to the Civilian line of defense. ENDS solicits the right of civilians to defend themselves and is encouraging a thousands of members, civilian armed force that will combat and eliminate Boko Haram this year. ENDS is also strongly pushing for global resolutions and sanctions against the leadership of Nigeria and their private partners who are implicated in the nation's state of insecurity and sponsorship of Boko Haram terror. ENDS also solicits regional responsibility and determination as a way forward in Nigeria.
Dr. Peregrino Brimah .

#CODED-ish News::What Gamboru Residents Plan On Doing Over Repeated Boko Haram Attacks

Residents of Gamboru town which is located between Borno State and Cameroon border in the Northern part of the country, on Sunday said they are tired of repeated Boko Haram attack in the area.


Some of the residents disclosed to newsmen that they have decided to move to Cameroon for safety as the Nigeria Government could no longer protect them from deadly Boko Haram attacks.

The community's spokesperson, Bulama Modu, who said they had no choice rather than to relocate, said the decision was the only way to avoid more killings by the sect members who recently attacked their town and killed over 200 people.

It would be recalled that several people were killed on May 4 in Gamboru, their international market was set ablaze and several public structures including a major bridge linking Nigeria, Cameroon, and Chad blew up.

"The people of Gamboru-Ngala have been patient for a long time even as our people continued suffering serious loses of both lives and property in the past without the Federal Government and security operatives doing anything to protect us" Modu said.

The spokesman, who complained that the Nigerian army and other security agencies have not done enough to protect them, said; "Our experiences in most of the attacks especially the recent one confirmed to us that Federal Government and its security forces have failed to protect our lives and property.

"Now that the level of killings and destructions inflicted on us reached its peak, the alternative before us is to take away our whole families and take permanent refuge in Cameroon Republic, because our lives would be more secured there.

"We have more reasons now to believe possible conspiracy which may not be ruled out in the last attack, because the troops earlier stationed in the town were withdrawn few hours before the gunmen laid siege on the area", said Mr. Bulama.

"We felt abandoned and neglected when the soldiers deployed to the town were suddenly pulled out and re-deployed to other parts of the state under the excuse that they went searching for the abducted Chibok schoolgirls.

"It was a very pathetic situation for us because we were left at the mercy of policemen at the border outpost here, who gallantly engaged the gunmen, but later had to run as the insurgents were overpowering them with their more sophisticated weapons and large number" he said.

According to another resident, who said he lost three brothers during the recent attack, said; "We, the entire community members have long concluded arrangement on how to leave Nigeria for Cameroon, where we believe our lives may be well protected and safe".

Another bereaved resident, who gave his name as Yerima, said; "The sooner the Federal Government adopts drastic measures to tackle the Boko Haram insurgency before it consumes more lives, the better. We will not continue staying in our country when our lives are being endangered. Government should urgently do something before the situation gets out of hand".

Borno State Governors' Response

Governor Kashim Shettima of Borno State, after accessing the level of damages done by the boko haram attack, promised that government would alleviate the suffering of the people.

"My heart goes out to you all; we are really in a period of crisis. Please consider these incidents as occurrence which the Almighty God is very much aware. I assure you all that government will rebuild the burnt market and assist the traders to minimize their financial losses. I have just appointed a seven-member committee whose chief responsibility is identifying all victims for possible assistance" he said.

#CODED-ish News::Waje Blasts Fans Criticizing Celebrities For Not Joining #Bringbackourgirls Campaign(PHOTOS)

The #Bringbackourgirls campaign has caused a real buzz all over the world as more and more people are getting involved and joining the trend online.

The protest which started as a means to draw attention to the plight of over 200 schoolgirls kidnapped from Chibok in Borno state has gained attention from all over the world, as more people and countries are calling for the safe release of the girls abducted by terrorist group, boko haram, 3 weeks ago.

Some celebrities have however been getting criticized by Nigerians for not joining in the campaign at all, or joining in too late.

Popular singer, Waje, has come out to share her opinion on this, tagging it 'irrelevant criticism'.

Saturday, May 10, 2014

#CODED-ish News:: ...This also didn't happen in Nigeria. + Are foreign troops in Nigeria?

Some of you may have seen this photo and similar ones on several online platforms, claiming its US troops capturing a Boko Haram member....erm, it's false. U.S Pentagon has stated there will be no American troops in Nigeria...at least for now. The team sent are experts to help with communications, logistics, and intelligence. The pic above going viral is French troops in Central African Republic in 2013.  (See here).

Also, you can see in all the pics floating online, from the uniforms, the African soldiers taking notes from American forces are from Uganda and Somalia. Military aid has been in Africa for sometime under AFRICOM to help train our military. 

Now to the second issue; are there foreign troops in Nigeria? There are reports this morning that the Special Forces of the US Marines have sited the abducted Chibok Girls in Sambisa Forest...this report is hard to believe because the Pentagon, the UK and France made it clear that they are only providing intelligence service (intel & surveillance technology) to work with the Nigerian military..for now!

Also yesterday CNN said US intelligence made claims that the girls are not in a single location, so how come they've now been sited at Sambisa Forest? Even if US intelligence analysts were able to find the location, will they share the info with the media before the girls are rescued? So officially there are no foreign troops in Nigeria for now, except the foreign government is lying to the media about the kind of help they are providing and really sending troops.

CODED-ish News: NYSC Members Will Henceforth Collect Their Mobilisation Call-up Letters Online

Starting from 2014 Batch B, prospective National Youth Service Corp, NYSC, members
will henceforth collect their mobilisation call-up letters for orientation online.

The exercise is aimed at alleviating prospective corps’ members from traveling from their states of domicile after graduation to their schools in order to collect the call-up letters.

Director-Genera l, DG, of the NYSC, Brig.-Gen. Johnson Olawumi, gave the hint yesterday, during the pre-mobilisation seminar in preparation for 2014 Batch B in Enugu.

Oluwumi said: “It is for automation for mobilisation process for NYSC. The mobilisation process will be done through automation that a graduate from a school in Sokoto, for example, would not have to go to Sokoto to collect his call-up letter. All that will be done online.”

He also said that the agency was widening its scope of primary assignment from the four key
areas of posting corps members to accommodate other sectors so as to reduce the rate of rejection of corps members.

He listed the new areas to include the banking sector, Oil and Gas, Telecommunication, among
others. Oluwumi stated that because of insecurity in some states of the North- East where there is emergency rule, the NYSC does not post corps members to states, except on demand.

The workshop tagged, “Consolidating Effective Strategies for a Credible Mobilisation process”, is expected to provide a platform for interfacing between NYSC and corps producing institutions geared towards re-engineering the scheme for optimum operations.

Addressing the participants, Gen. Olawumi said, "The management will leave no stone unturned to ensure that the vast human resources at the disposal of the scheme is appropriately deployed to all areas of need within the state.

BREAKING NEWS: American Marines Locate Abducted Girls In Sambisa Forest

There were indications yesterday that the 230 female students abducted by Boko Haram terrorists from the Government Girls’ Secondary School, GGSS, Chibok, Borno State, have been sited at the Sambisa Forest in Borno State, by the Special Forces of the United States Marines.

The girls who were abducted on April 14, were part of the 250 students boarded at the school for the West African School Certificate, WASC/ Senior Secondary School Certificate, SSSC, examinations, triggering world-wide condemnations.

This was even as more US military officials arrived Nigeria yesterday to join local officials in the search for nearly 300 school girls taken captives by the Islamist extremist group, Boko Haram, the US Secretary of State John Kerry, and the defence department, Pentagon, said.

The UK team had earlier arrived in Abuja to support Nigerian government in its response to the abduction of over 200 school girls.

The arrival of the foreign troops is coming on the heels of the appeal yesterday by the former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar for Nigerians to unite and fight the insurgents to achieve success.

The abduction of the school girls on April 14 in a remote community in Borno State, one of the most shocking terrorist acts by Boko Haram yet, has drawn widespread anger around the world with calls for a swift action.

President Goodluck Jonathan said Thursday that the kidnapping will be “the beginning of end” of Boko Haram.

US President Obama has said he hopes the abduction by Boko Haram will galvanize the international community to act against the brutal group that has directed much of its cruelty on civilians and the innocent.

This week, more than 100 people were killed in a busy market by militants suspected to be from the group. The attack occurred in Gamboru Ngala, Borno State, near the Nigerian border with Cameroun.

Besides the United States, Britain, France and China have also offered to help rescue the stolen girls. Obama said the team sent to Nigeria comprised personnel from military, law enforcement and other agencies.

France said it will station 3,000 troops in Nigeria’s neighbouring countries to help fight militants in the Sahel region.

British satellites and advanced tracking capabilities also will be used, and China has promised to provide any intelligence gathered by its satellite network.

Meanwhile in a statement yesterday, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office spokesperson said, “a team of UK experts who will advise and support the Nigerian authorities in its response to the abduction of over 200 school girls touched down in Abuja, Nigeria this morning”.

The team is drawn from across government, including DfID, FCO and the MoD, and will work with the Nigerian authorities leading on the abductions and terrorism in Nigeria. The team will be considering not just the recent incidents but also longer-term counter-terrorism solutions to prevent such attacks in the future and defeat Boko Haram.

The team will be working closely with their US counterparts and others to coordinate efforts.

Friday, May 9, 2014

#CODED-ish News::Bisi Ibidapo-Obe Opens A Sex Toy Shop

Popular Yoruba actress, Bisi Ibidapo-Obe will open her lingerie line/sex toy shop on Sunday May 11.

She has invited top celebrities, music and movie stars, socialites and business tycoons to join her at the launch of her store located at Magodo GRA.

The store will also provide kiddie's underwear, unisex adult underwear, adult sex toys, perfumes, lotions, scrubs and other beauty accessories for the general public.

According to Pmnews, She said that the decision to enter this business lane was due to demand for these products in Magodo .

Bisi is known by all as a firm investor , she has a salon in Ketu and also has a rice business.

#CODED-ish News::Kunle Afolayan Reveals The Real Reason He Wants To Relocate, Pray For Him

Two months ago Popular Nollywood director Kunle Afolayan wrote on his Facebook wall about his frustrations living in Nigeria and saying that he might relocate if it doesn't change.

In a recent interview he gave to Netng, he said he has been diagnosed with hypertension and therefore has to leave Nigeria.

When asked, maybe his relocation would discourage his young followers, he said:"I have been diagnosed with hypertension, so I should stay here and die because I want to impress people? It isn't about people anymore.

It is now about me and my health. I have proven that certain things can be done in this country but you have to use blood and sweat. All the projects I have done, I have had to use these two.

For me to achieve this, whoever is ready to use blood and sweat too might be able to achieve same feat. But we don't have the same strength. Right now I am overwhelmed in a way and I can function from anywhere.

I can go to Hollywood and be lecturing African cinema or go to Gambia and be making film or move to Ghana. I love this country which is why I am still here.

I discourage people form traveling abroad but health is wealth. I think it is important that I am in the right frame of mind for health reasons" he said.

#CODED-ish News:: U.S Marine Corps Concludes Training Of Nigerian Soldiers

The U.S Marine Corps Africa, on Friday completed a three-week training for 100 Nigerian soldiers in amphibious and riverine warfare.

Brig.-Gen. Enang Ukagu, Commander of Amphibious Training School (ATS), Calabar, who made this known to journalists said the training commenced on April 17, and ended on Thursday.

He said the soldiers were trained on fire team formation, use of micro terrain, preparation for combat, mission planning, shooting position, casualty evacuation, among others.

Ukagu, while speaking at the grand finale said the objective of the training was to equip ATS personnel with basic concept of amphibious and riverine operations.

He said that the exercise provided the officers with high level military intelligence and knowledge of combating sea piracy and other forms of illegalities in riverine areas.

"The objective of the training has been achieved and the soldiers are now combat ready to engage in any warfare with the enemy in riverine areas" he said. "The U.S Marine Corps Africa has added value to the capacity building of the Nigerian Army, especially in amphibious and riverine operations. I must commend the graduating soldiers for having gone through the three weeks intensive and rigorous training; may your efforts never be in vain".

Ukagu thanked the Chief of Army Staff, Lt.-Gen. Kenneth Minimah, for the training, saying he did not only approve it but provided funds for the exercise.

Minimah, who was represented by Maj.-Gen. Bamidele Ologundudu, Director of Training, Army Headquarters, Abuja, said the Nigerian Army under his leadership was making tremendous effort in addressing security challenges in the country.

He said that the collaborative training was designed to equip the soldiers to tackle those challenges.

"Over the past decades, a few challenges facing the nation have been a threat to oil exploration and economic activities in the Niger Delta area" he said. "This is as a result of the activities of criminals, and some misguided elements".

Minimah said that the success of deployment of soldiers to curtail insecurity in the area was dependent on effective training of personnel.

Capt. Peter Kennedy, leader of the U.S Marine, commended the Nigerian Army for their discipline and hard work.

Kennedy said he looked forward to more training partnership between the U.S Marine and the Nigerian Army.

A cross section of soldiers who participated in the exercise, lauded the exercise, saying that the knowledge they gained would help them in combating illegalities in riverine area.

#CODED-ish News::Nelson Mandela’s Widow Reacts To Abduction Of Chibok Girls

Graca Machel, Nelson Mandela's widow on Friday broke a customary mourning period to call on the Nigerian government and international community to do more to find the over 234 school girls that were abducted by Boko Haram.



"The Nigerian government has a responsibility to protect its citizens, and keep them safe" she said in an open letter, amid allegations that the authorities ignored a warning of the April 14 attack by the Islamist group.

It would be recalled that Insurgents members on April 14, abducted more than 234 school girls from Government Girls Secondary School, Chibok, Borno State, after the sect members had earlier bombed a popular bus station at Iyanya, a surbub of Abuja, FCT.

Recently the terrorist group in a video clip said they were going to sell the abducted girls as slave bride, a declaration that has arosed the anger of several international communities, who have volunteered to help Nigeria government in rescuing the kidnap girls.

Thursday, May 8, 2014

#CODED-ish News::Jonathan To WEF Delegates: We Will Conquer Terrorists (PHOTOS)

In his first words, he has commended the U.S.A., the U.K., France, China, other countries for offering assistance to Nigeria in the battle against terrorism, adding that the big number of participants of the forum proved that the insurgency will be stopped by joint efforts.

"Your coming here to support us morally is major blow on the terrorists and by God's grace, we will conquer the terrorists.

"I believe that the kidnap of the girls will be the beginning and end of terrorism in Nigeria," the president said.

Speaking on unemployment level Jonathan noted that almost all countries around the world are concerned about job creation. He noted that such developed European states as Spain and Portugal have the rate of unemployment at 20 percent. The situation on the African continent is similar. Nigeria is currently at about 24%, while South Africa at 25%. However, Jonathan boasted that the ongoing transformation agenda of his administration had focused on areas that would drive inclusive growth.

"Job creation must be what should occupy the time of every African leader, it is also one that keeps me awake at night," he declared.

The President noted that the rebasing of the Nigerian economy, which had made the country's economy largest in Africa, also opened opportunity to improve many sectors.

The sectors, he said, included agriculture, services and entertainment, among others, adding that the 2014 budget had been designed to create jobs.

It would be added that Nigeria is the first country to host the forum in West Africa. The event, tagged "Forging Inclusive Growth, Creating Jobs", will last till May 9, 2014.


The Number of participants is record-breaking, while over 13,000 people watched the live streaming.

#CODED-ish News::D'banj's Latest Interview: This Is What He Has To Say About His Split With Don Jazzy

Popular Nigerian singer-songwriter, harmonica player, and businessman, Dapo Daniel Oyebanjo, popularly known as D'banj opens up about his career, his break-up with Don Jazzy and relationship status.



D'banj on thisdaystyle magazine

Speaking on the split between him and his partner and long time friend Don Jazzy, D'banj said the split has not affected his musical career in anyway as he has been getting involved in many things such as the ONE Campaign by Bono; an ambassador for agriculture in Nigeria, adding that it was after the split he had his first global hit 'Oliver Twist' which hit the top ten in the United Kingdom and other endorsements started coming through, such as the theme song for Africa Cup of Nation 'Top of the world'.

He explained that his music and career are going great as expected with his recent new video for one of the soundtracks for 'Half of a Yellow Sun'.

He however described Don jazzy as one of Nigeria's most amazing producers and will continue to be so, adding that he respects his work tremendously and he is also a long time friend and brother.

On his relationship status, D'banj revealed he is single.

When asked about rumours that he was dating the daughter of a rich successful luxury brand owner, he said, "Rumours are rumours and they will always exist."

On the biggest lesson he's learned through it all, D'banj replied, "I have learned one simple lesson, 'Without God we are nothing."

He advised upcoming musicians who want to attain international success to continue to follow their dreams, be real and believe in God.

#CODED-ish News:: American Soldiers Arrives Nigeria To Flush Out Boko Haram


Following the approval of President Barack Obama for the deployment of US Marines to the troubled Nigeria for the search and rescue of over 200 school girls kidnapped by the dreaded Boko Haram sect, the troops are in Nigeria to help the country's security services tackle increasing threats.


They are described in Wikipedia as "an amphibious, expeditionary, air-ground combined arms task force, capable of forcible entry from the air, land, and sea.

It is capable of asymmetric warfare with conventional, irregular, and hybrid forces.

While the Marine Corps does not employ any unique combat arms, as a force it can rapidly deploy a combined-arms task force to almost anywhere in the world within days.
Nigeria is playing host to the 7th World Economic Forum Africa in Abuja amid heightened security challenges. The summit is expected to be attended by over 10 heads of state and government as well as
over 900 delegates from 70 countries.

Presidents of Algeria, Benin, Cote d’Ivoire, Ghana,Kenya, Liberia, Mali Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal,Tanzania and Togo have confirmed attendance.

Former British Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, and former President of Brazil, Lula da Silva, are expected to attend.

Also, over 50 chief executives of big global corporations have confirmed attendance. However,because of recent blasts in Nyanya – on the outskirts of Abuja – there have been heightened fears of a possible terror attack during the summit.

Nigerian government has been assuring the world that it would provide maximum security, announcing
a complete shut-down of schools and government offices during the summit. 6,000-strong Nigerian security operatives, made up of soldiers and other security agents, have been deployed in Abuja – the
heaviest security for a summit in Nigeria.

For now, the US marines will first train Nigerians soldiers. The marines are highly specialised soldiers who have been deployed in areas affected by serious conflict and terrorism, such as Afghanistan
and Iraq.

Tuesday, May 6, 2014

#CODED-ish News::Abducted Girls: Banky W And Other Celebrities Protest In Lagos (PHOTOS)

Nigerian celebrities Monday morning staged a protest in Lagos demanding for the release of girls abducted in Chibok, Borno State, on April 14 by Boko Haram insurgents.

Banky W, Waje, Omoni Oboli, Yemi Alade, Sasha P, Tiwa Savage and other famous Nigerians participated in the peaceful march in support of the kidnapped victims and their families.

It would be recalled that more than 200 girls were abducted in the night raid carried out by terrorists 3 weeks ago. While some of them managed to escape, the majority are still missing.

In a fresh video Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau claimed responsibility for the abduction.

#CODED-ish Photo:: Tiwa Savage Seduced Male Fan On Stage With Twerking (18+ ONLY)

Newly released photos of Tiwa Savage, a Nigerian singer-songwriter, recording artist, performer, and actress shows her during one of the latest performance in Ekwulobia, Anambra State on May 4.

Just married Tiwa Sawage returned home from Dubai to participate in the performance dedicated to the release of Chibok schoolgirls abducted more than 2 weeks ago. She was headlining Star Music Trek, alongside with Timaya, Phyno, Dr. Sid, Mr. Raw, Kcee and other prominent singers.

As the only female artiste at the Star Music Trek 2014 she was more than just sexy. Dressed in a short green dress she was fierly dancing with the unnamed male fan who was invited to join her on stage. The lucky man seemed to be in the seventh heaven and truly thrilled.

The singer emotionally spoke to the audience and it reciprocated, calmly chanting 'bring back our girls' after Tiwa. The other artistes' performances were also warmly welcomed.

Star Music Trek has already visited 6 cities across Nsukka, Makurdi, Uyo, Umuahia and Orlu. The next Star Music Trek concert holds in Onitsha, on May 11 as it continues its exciting 10 Week - 10 City Nigerian Tour.

#CODED-ish News::Sodom And Gomorrah In Lagos Where Women Dance Naked

Hoteliers and leisure spot owners in Lagos are said to have devised some amorous means of attracting and keeping customers by engaging young girls of between 18 and 38 years of age to work as strippers and dance provocatively nude to lascivious music in their bars.

In some cases the girls engage in anal sex in the open with these clients who are mostly men in their 30s and 40s, including expatriates.

Investigation reveals that no fewer than two of every 10 hotels in Lagos State contracts strippers to dance naked before their customers full-time and some­times on part-time basis and the most notorious areas known for this practice are Ikeja, Victoria Island, Apapa, Lekki-Ajah and Ajao Estate.

Allen Avenue in Ikeja has become the the Sodom and Gomorrah of Nigeria where sex, drugs and money are the business of the night as hundreds of girls besiege the hotels and pubs in the area to 'catch fun' especially at weekends.

Every Saturday night, be­tween 9.00 pm and midnight along Allen Avenue opposite Sweet Sensation eatery bus-stop, it is another face of debauchery as men and women line up in front of a prominent hotel that has neon light sign indicator to the entrance of the nude club.

In Ire-Akari area of Isolo, exclusive hotels which harbour strip clubs compete with churches for attention.

Entrance fee to many of the strip clubs on Allen Avenue costs N2000 and a customer is expect­ed to buy drinks, which are equally expensive. The cheapest drink in the nude club is N1000, whether it is beer or energy drink, while the wine goes for as much as N10,000.

Inside the building, the sex hawkers in their bikinis and provocative attires swarm like bees at the sight of any man, beaming with welcome smiles, all in an effort to get attention. As the music begins to blare, one can see the girls giggling and swaying to the tunes. The strippers take turns to entertain the guests. There is no dull moment in the clubs as girls with keep moving in and out of their inner chamber to reinforce their strategies to seduce men for sex.

Some of the men who get aroused move behind the centre stage and engage in sexual acts with the girls for a fee usually between N1,000 and N5,000.

The scenes at the night clubs are bizarre and reprehensible.

Monday, May 5, 2014

#CODED-ish Gist:: Kim Kardashian & Kanye West Are Officially Married

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Their actual wedding date is set for May 24 in Paris, France, but Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are already
married, at least according to new reports.
The couple tied the legal knot earlier this week in Los Angeles, a source tells Life & Style .
‘Kim and Kanye are now married on paper. They got their license in California over the past few days,’ the source said. ‘Kim and North are on their way to NYC now.’

#CODED-ish Gist:: Khloe Kardashian & French Montana Continue Budding Romance

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Khloe Kardashian had been keeping her rumoured romance with French Montana on the down low, but it’s no new news.
The relationship looked to be blossoming nicely as the couple took in the Floyd Mayweather-Marcos Maidana
boxing match in Las Vegas on Saturday.
The 26-year-old reality star showed up at the event arm-in-arm with the 29-year-old Moroccan rapper, and she held on to him as he weaved a path through the star-packed venue that also attracted Khloe’s little sister Kyle Jenner, Justin Bieber and a ton of other celebs.

#CODED-ish Gist:: “If You Wanna F**k Me, You Need To Have The Cash.” Says Maheeda |Releases New +18 Pics

You read that right…she said if you want fvck her you must have cash. Thought she had a yankee husband? Will her daughter be seeing all of this?. Well this lady does’t seem to care…she shared these raunchy PICS with that caption.
See MORE +18 PICS below;

#CODED-ish Videos:: KCEE- FINE FACE

hqdefault (4)“FIVE STAR Music presents the official music video of FINE FACE, KCEE’S FIRST single after his sophomore album TAKEOVER . Directed by MAZI JIZZLE & produced by LADUPOINT PRODUCTIONs.”


#CODED-ish Gist:: Mother clings to moving vehicle to rescue child   


Mrs. Priscilla Ekpenyong and daughter
A brave mother, Mrs Priscilla Ekpenyong, on Friday damned the consequences by clinging to a moving vehicle in order to rescue her nine-month-old child, Emmanuella, from the hands of fleeing abductors.
The abductors had  pushed the 23-year-old woman out of the moving vehicle, but she held on to her daughter and was dragged on the tarred road for some distance before the kidnapping was aborted by security operatives.
The incident happened by the Eburutu Army Barracks along the busy Murtala Mohammed Highway in Calabar, the Cross River State capital.
Narrating her ordeal at the Police Clinic in Calabar, where she and her daughter received medical attention from bruises sustained during the incident, Priscilla said she boarded the taxi, a Volkswagen Jetta, at the Pyramid Hotel Bus Stop along the highway with another unidentified woman who was carrying a male child.
She said shortly afterwards, the taxi stopped to pick two men, who on entering the vehicle demanded the babies in the vehicle.
Priscilla said, “I entered a taxi at Pyramid Hotel Bus Stop on a journey to my village, Idoma, in the Biase Local Government Area. Another lady was also in the vehicle with her son, but when we got to the Army Barracks junction, two men joined us.We thought they were passengers, but as soon as they got in, they started dragging our babies with us.
“I was sitting in the front with the driver, while the other woman was sitting at the

back with her baby too. The two men sat at the back and while one of them was dragging the other woman’s baby (a boy), the other man was also dragging my daughter.
“The luck I had was that I strapped my baby in a tummy-carrier and the man struggled to remove the baby inside the carrier. He succeeded in removing my baby’s hand from the carrier and she started crying. He almost pulled my baby’s hand off, so I shouted for help.
“He then pushed me out of the vehicle, but I held on to my baby. The vehicle dragged me on the road from the Army Barracks junction to Sampet Filling Station, a distance of about 500 metres, before some security agents intervened. They caught the man who was trying to snatch my baby and took him to the Federal Housing Police Station. I don’t know where the others weothThe state Police Public Relations Officer, Mr. Hogan Bassey, said the taxi driver and other accomplices escaped, while a suspect, Victor Edem-Bassey, was arrested and was being detained at the headquarters of the Cross River State Police Command in Calabar.
Edem-Bassey told PUNCH Metro that the harsh economic realities forced him into stealing children.
Edem-Bassey (30) from the Akpabuyo Local Government Area of the

state,said he was introduced to the business by a friend, named Essien.
It was gathered that Edem-Bassey and his fleeing accomplices pretended to be passengers while another co-conspirator posed as a commercial driver.
Edem-Bassey said they were to take the stolen children to one Albertino who was introduced to him by Essien around the Eight-Miles area of the the Calabar metropolis.
The suspect, who claimed he had a 13-year-old son, said he was a taxi driver, but lost his job after he fell sick.
He said, “I fell sick and the owner of the car I was driving collected it from me. After he collected it, there was no money to survive. Essien came to me and told me about this business. He said he would take me to his boss who would help me.
“He then introduced me to a man called Albertino, who said he would solve all my problems if I bring babies to him. He did not say he would pay me anything but he promised to solve all my problems. I met him in a joint at Eight Miles, but I don’t know where he lives. He was driving a jeep. I met him at the Old Market Road.  He told me to bring the babies to him.”
It was gathered that the police had arrested Essien, and was being detained at the command headquarters.
The PPRO said the arrest would aid the police in unravelling the mystery of child stealing in the state, adding that it was obvious that the suspects were kingpins.
Calabar had in recent weeks been under the menace of kid abductors. The children that had been snatched had yet to be found.

#CODED-ish News:: If I Dare Go Close, Boko Haram Will Just Kill Me ––Jonathan

President Goodluck Jonathan on Sunday during a live Presidential Media Chat monitored by #CODED-ish gave an hint into his reason for not visiting his country men and women, people who voted for him to be their leader and President. Apparently, Mr President is afraid and it appears he doesn’t have trust in the ability of the soldiers that his own government is equipping to protect him any time and anywhere. How sad!

“If I should go close to Boko Haram territory, they will kill me,” these are the words of President Jonathan.
On the leadership structure of the dreaded Boko Haram and how to dialogue with the group to restore peace in Nigeria, President Jonathan said: “Boko Haram does not have a leader, no one has claimed to be the leader of Boko Haram.”

#CODED-ish News::CAN Reveals A 'List' With 178 Names Of Abducted GGSS Chibok Female Students

The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) revealed a list of missing Government Girls State School (GGSS) Chibok female students, who have been abducted and held captive by the members of the Boko Haram Islamic sect since April 14-15, 2014.

Evangelist Matthew Owojaiye of the Old Time Revival Hour Church in Kaduna has published the list of 178 abducted students, out of them 163 Christian girls and only 15 Muslim girls.

The names were given as an attachment to his statement titled "Abomination! Abomination!! Christian girls abducted in Chibok, Borno state".

The author of the statement, who is the immediate-past chairman of Northern States Christian and Elders Forum (NOCSEF), an affiliate of CAN, did not name his source, so it was not possible to authenticate it. What also brought confusion is the incomplete number of missing students, if we recall previous statements from both the parents and the government, which put the number of abducted girls from 234 to 276.

"Daughters of Zion taken captive, to be treated as slaves and sold into marriage to unclean people. Abomination has been committed," Owojaiye said in the statement.

He further warned that "ordinary" military approach may be unable to solve the problem of securing their return, but that "intensive agonizing" prayer will.

On the subject of post-recovery, he demanded that the Federal Government, whose duty was to protect the innocent girls, should pay N50million in trauma compensation to each girl.

In addition, he demanded preparation to take each girl to foreign universities on government scholarship by September 2014, and the transfer of the SS1 and SS2 girls in the school to schools of their choice, at the expense of the government.

"Chibok Local Government is 90% Christians. Majority of the girls abducted are Christian! Why did Boko Haram visit Chibok Local Government? Why didn't they visit so many other Local Government Girls Secondary Schools in Borno State?" the author of the statement asked.

The names of the Christians among the abducted girls, according to CAN, are:

1. Deborah Abge

2. Awa Abge

3. Hauwa Yirma

4. Asabe Manu

5. Mwa Malam pogu

6. Patiant Dzakwa

7. Saraya Mal. Stover

8. Mary Dauda

9. Gloria Mainta

10. Hanatu Ishaku

11. Gloria Dama

12. Tabitha Pogu

13. Maifa Dama

14. Ruth kollo

15. Esther Usman

16. Awa James

17. Anthonia Yahonna

18. Kume Mutah

19. Aisha Ezekial

20. Nguba Buba

21. Kwanta Simon

22. Kummai Aboku

23. Esther Markus

24. Hana Stephen

25. Rifkatu Amos

26. Rebecca Mallum

27. Blessing Abana

28. Ladi Wadai

29. Tabitha Hyelampa

30. Ruth Ngladar

31. Safiya Abdu

32. Na'omi Yahonna

33. Solomi Titus

34. Rhoda John

35. Rebecca Kabu

36. Christy Yahi

37. Rebecca Luka

38. Laraba John

39. Saratu Markus

40. Mary Usman

41. Debora Yahonna

42. Naomi Zakaria

43. Hanatu Musa

44. Hauwa Tella

45. Juliana Yakubu

46. Suzana Yakubu

47. Saraya Paul

48. Jummai Paul

49. Mary Sule

50. Jummai John

51. Yanke Shittima

52. Muli Waligam

53. Fatima Tabji

54. Eli Joseph

55. Saratu Emmanuel

56. Deborah Peter

57. Rahila Bitrus

58. Luggwa Sanda

59. Kauna Lalai

60. Lydia Emmar

61. Laraba Maman

62. Hauwa Isuwa

63. Confort Habila

64. Hauwa Abdu

65. Hauwa Balti

66. Yana Joshua

67. Laraba Paul

68. Saraya Amos

69. Glory Yaga

70. Na'omi Bitrus

71. Godiya Bitrus

72. Awa Bitrus

73. Na'omi Luka

74. Maryamu Lawan

75. Tabitha Silas

76. Mary Yahona

77. Ladi Joel

78. Rejoice Sanki

79. Luggwa Samuel

80. Comfort Amos

81. Saraya Samuel

82. Sicker Abdul

83. Talata Daniel

84. Rejoice Musa

85. Deborah Abari

86. Salomi Pogu

87. Mary Amor

88. Ruth Joshua

89. Esther John

90. Esther Ayuba

91. Maryamu Yakubu

92. Zara Ishaku

93. Maryamu Wavi

94. Lydia Habila

95. Laraba Yahonna

96. Na'omi Bitrus

97. Rahila Yahanna

98. Ruth Lawan

99. Ladi Paul

100. Mary Paul

101. Esther Joshua

102. Helen Musa

103. Margret Watsai

104. Deborah Jafaru

105. Filo Dauda

106. Febi Haruna

107. Ruth Ishaku

108. Racheal Nkeki

109. Rifkatu Soloman

110. Mairama Yahaya

111. Saratu Dauda

112. Jinkai Yama

113. Margret Shettima

114. Yana Yidau

115. Grace Paul

116. Amina Ali

117. Palmata Musa

118. Awagana Musa

119. Pindar Nuhu

120. Yana Pogu

121. Saraya Musa

122. Hauwa Joseph

123. Hauwa Kwakwi

124. Hauwa Musa

125. Maryamu Musa

126. Maimuna Usman

127. Rebeca Joseph

128. Liyatu Habitu

129. Rifkatu Yakubu

130. Naomi Philimon

131. Deborah Abbas

132. Ladi Ibrahim.

133. Asabe Ali

134. Maryamu Bulama

135. Ruth Amos

136. Mary Ali

137. Abigail Bukar

138. Deborah Amos

139. Saraya Yanga

140. Kauna Luka

141. Christiana Bitrus

142.Yana Bukar

143. Hauwa Peter

144. Hadiza Yakubu

145. Lydia Simon

146. Ruth Bitrus

147. Mary Yakubu

148. Lugwa Mutah

149. Muwa Daniel

150. Hanatu Nuhu

151. Monica Enoch

152. Margret Yama

153. Docas Yakubu

154. Rhoda Peter

155. Rifkatu Galang

156. Saratu Ayuba

157. Naomi Adamu

158. Hauwa Ishaya

159. Rahap Ibrahim

160. Deborah Soloman

161. Hauwa Mutah

162. Hauwa Takai

163. Serah Samuel

Below are the names of Muslim Girls:

164. Aishatu Musa

165. Aishatu Grema

166. Hauwa Nkeki

167. Hamsatu Abubakar

168. Mairama Abubakar

169. Hauwa Wule

170. Ihyi Abdu

171. Hasana Adamu

172. Rakiya Kwamtah

173. Halima Gamba

174. Aisha Lawan

175. Kabu Malla

176. Yayi Abana

177. Falta Lawan

178. Kwadugu Manu.

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