As terrorists attack a Kaduna community, the villagers flee.
Following ongoing terrorist attacks on the community, villagers in Kaduna State's Damari, Birnin-Gwari Local Government, fled in large numbers from their homes on Friday, according to Saturday PUNCH.
Punch Newspapers, as a source,
According to The PUNCH, terrorists attacked Damari town in Kazaga Ward, Birnin-Gwari LGA, on Monday and Tuesday, resulting in the deaths of three people and the uncontested kidnapping of no less than 13 villagers.
Three weeks ago, a clash in the same neighborhood between some bandits and the Ansaru, a Boko Haram offshoot, claimed the lives of two residents. The number of casualties on the side of the thugs could not be determined.
Long overdue: remove Buhari from office—Barde
Barde discusses the nation's rising tide of insecurity and the National Assembly's long overdue need to impeach President Muhammadu Buhari during an appearance on an Arise Television breakfast program seen in Abuja.
Vanguard News, as a source
Is the National Assembly's threat to remove Buhari from office a partisan or minority decision?
Let me start by expressing my condolences to the military personnel who tragically lost their lives in recent attacks, particularly in Abuja, as well as to some residents of my constituency who were killed or injured, some of whom are still in the custody of kidnappers in the forest. I believe that the effort to remove Mr. President from office is long overdue.
I belong to the SDP, says Abe.
Senator Magnus Abe, a former member of the National Assembly who represented the Rivers South-East Senatorial District, has declared his affiliation with the Social Democratic Party.
Punch Newspapers, as a source
As he reiterated his dedication to the development of internal democracy in Nigeria, the former secretary to the Rivers State government said this.
In a statement he signed and published on his Facebook page, Abe claimed that these ideals had influenced his political philosophy throughout the years.
Senator Adeseye Ogunlewe has implied that efforts to remove President Muhammadu Buhari from office will inevitably be thwarted by ethnic and religious sentiments.
Vanguard News, as a source
In 2002, during the first term of Olusegun Obasanjo's presidency, he admitted that ethnic considerations overshadowed the only serious attempt ever made to remove a president of Nigeria from office.
Ogunlewe, a senior member of the All Progressives Congress in Lagos State, contrasted sharply with Mr. Adegoke SAN, another senior member of the party, who claimed that the Muhammadu Buhari administration had utterly failed in its fundamental duty to safeguard lives and property in Nigeria.
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