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Boko Haram is getting amnesty, politicians are getting pardoned. Which criminal enterprise is left in Nigeria to step up their Crime game? The conventional kidnappers menacing the South probably. After realizing that their won't be any 92-99 virgins (lost count) waiting for a sucide bomber in "Islamic heaven", Boko Haram maybe re-inventing themselves by making inroads as the dominant force in the criminal enterprise of kidnapping. It's obvious that if and when they give up bombing, their plan B would be the lucrative criminal business of kidnapping. My satirical Northern source, NahWah Furma Quontri, told me that the Islamist terrorist group Boko Haram may be leaning towards giving up bombing and going into the lucrative criminal enterprise of kidnapping, which draws zero world attention unless it involves the kidnapping of expatriates from the oil sector. Speaking of kidnapping and its rewards to criminal elements, BBC News quoting a confidential Reuters source r...

A moving audio conversation between John F Kennedy and Nigeria Prime Minister Sir Alhaji Abubakar Tafawa Balewa in August 23, 1963. Three months later Kennedy was assassinated and 3 years later Balewa was assasinated. Makes me reflect on the huge impact both men would have had in the destiny of their respective countries.                    CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO THE AUDIO FROM JFK LIBRARY

Microsoft Founder and Philanthropist, Bill Gates triggered a media uproar with a 'disrespectful' one-handed shake upon meeting the new South Korean president. He left the other hand in his pants pocket. What should Bill Gates have done?

                                                                        Written by: CSP FRANK MBA The Police High Command has observed with concern the unnecessary controversies that have trailed the recent IGP’s announcement on the ban on the indiscriminate use of tinted glasses on vehicles plying Nigerian roads. The Force has observed that one of the issues that have generated so much contention and sometimes endless arguments between Police Officers enforcing the ban on the one hand, and motorists on the other hand, is the contention by some vehicle owners that there is no valid law restricting the use of tinted vehicle glasses in Nigeria. Others who claim to be aware of the legal restriction argue that because the tints on their glasses are ‘factory-fitted’, they are under no legal obligation to obtai...

Road accident waiting to happen on Nigerian road. When it does happen, people will blame the President of the country, the Governor, the Police, Federal Road Safety Corps . Anybody but the driver or the occupants of the vehicle.  Some will even blame the Devil. We is to blame?

Truth or lies by disgruntled benefactors from the Obasanjo regime? Watch video and You decide.  Obasanjo's Atrocities As President Including The Murder Of Bola Ige & Harry Marshall part 2 - YouTube : 'via Blog this'