Security: Bounty Placed On Boko Haram

Na wa for this our country ooo. You can't go through a whole day without hearing one tragic thing happening in one part of the country. Most of the time, these tragic situations are associated with bad or poor security.

Our major security issues now are the case of Bokonizing (Boko Haram) and Kidnapping.
Yesterday, there was another case of kidnapping.

Two Lebanese and one Nigerian attached to Setraco Nigeria Limited, a construction firm, were kidnapped by unknown gunmen in Gbarigolor, a riverine community in Ughelli South Local Government Area, Delta State.

A native of the community identified as Mr Joseph Akpudi, working with the construction firm was reportedly killed in an exchange of gun fire between the suspected kidnappers and local vigilante after security aides attached to the expatriates fled into the swamps for safety following the heavy shootout.

Hey God! See country!! The security aides run leave who dem suppose protect. Lwkmd ooo. Those security agent just impacted the saying of  'Life na par head and e nor get duplicated. Every mallam with e kettle, everybody with e own'
GEJ, Nigerians are vanishing and disappearing ooo.
Even our Delta State government  should still do something about the rate of kidnapping in this state. This is a critical issue that would have been addressed since instead of making Okada a priority and banning them.

Security is the No.1 priority in this country.

INFO OF THE DAY: Bounty Placed on Boko Haram
The Joint Military Task Force has offered various cash rewards for information leading to the capture of the leaders of the violent Islamic extremist group known as the Boko Haram.

A press statement released by the spokesperson of the JTF, Lt.Col Sagir Musa, which was available online on Friday, named the leader of the sect, Abubakar Shekau and 19 others as the targets.
The task force placed a reward of N50m on Shekau, N25m each on four of the men, which it described as members of the ‘Shurra Committee’, an inner circle within the sect that is responsible for its major decisions and N10 million for various Boko Haram commanders.

Obobe, see money. Federal Government don charge. Let's wait and see if this bounty move helps.

Stay Sharp,
Warri Girl.


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