Media mogul Tyler Perry is stepping up to help the Atlanta community again, this time he is paying for the funeral of Rayshard Brooks.
In a news conference Monday, Brooks’ family and attorneys held a news conference talking about their loved one who was killed by Atlanta police.
One of the attorneys for the Brooks family, announced that Perry would be paying for the family’s funeral.
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Onyeisi pati na-anọghị n'ọchịchị n'ụlọomeiwu bụ Sịnetọ Enyinnaya Abaribe ekwuola na a sị ya binye aka maka nwereonwe Biafra, na ọ ga-akwado Biafra.
Abaribe onye kwuru nke a mgbe ọ na-aza ajụjụọnụ ụlọọrụ Irokopost TV gbara ya nso nso a sị na a na-adọghachị ndị Igbo azụ.
Abaribe kwuru na onweghị ihe na-enye ọṅụ maka ụbọchị ncheta onyekwuoucheya nke afọ 2020 makana ụfọdụ jizi ya bụ atụmaatụ eme ihe sọrọ ha.
Abaribe kwuru na ya na ndịisi Ohaneze, ndị gọvanọ mere ọgbakọ gbasara okwu a.
O kwuru na e kwesiri iji otu olu wee gbo ya bụ nsogbu dịka ndị Yoruba si mee site n'iwepụta atụmatụ nchekwa a kpọrọ Amotekun ga-echekwa ala ha.
O kwuru na ha nụrụ n'oge "Lockdown" na ndị bi ugwu a kpọrọ Almajiri na-enubata n'ala Igbo.
"E nwere otu abụọ si n'Ugwu abata ala Igbo nke gunyere ndị na-enweghị ihe ha nwere ma na-achọ ịbata gbaa mbọ , ndị na-abịabu ịbịa rụọ ọrụ ugbọ, mana nke na-enye nsogbu bụ ndị na-abata ịbia gbaa ọgbatumtum, che nche makana ha si obodo ọzọ bata Naịjirịa. Ha anaghị asụ asụsụ Naịjirịa ma ncha.
"Ndị gọvanọ kwesiri inye ndị uweojii iwu ka ha kwụsị ndị a na-anbata mana etu esi hiwe ndị uweojii ugbua bụ ụdị ga-abụ na ị gaghị agwali ha ihe ha ga-eme maọbụrụ na ha anataghị ikike n'aka onyeisi ha nọ n'Abuja."
Ọ bụrụ na ndị gọvanọ ejighị aka ha wepụta ma nata ikike gbasara nchekwa ala Igbo n'aka gọọmenị etiti, e nwereike ịmachị nke ọbụla ehibere dịka e mere otu Indigenous People of Biafra (Ipob).
Ihe mere e ji ahụta ihe ọbụla ndị Igbo mere ka ọpụrụiche
N'okwu Abaribe, "Agha Biafra ebibeghị n'obi ụfọdụ nke mere na ihe ọma ọbụla a na-emere ha dịka saraka."
Ihe na-ewe ndị Igbo agbụrụ ọhụrụ a bụ na ọ na-agbagwoju ha anya ka e si nwee agbụrụ dị iche iche ma na-enyekarị otu n'ime ha oke karịa ndị ọzọ.
Ihe onye Igbo chọrọ bụ ka e me Chike ka e mere Chinwe, ka onye ọbụla sizie n'ọnatarachi ha wee bawanyezie ụba.
O kwuru na ọ ga-amasị ya ịchị Naịjirịa, mana "anọ m na People's Democratic Party. Ekwesiri m ịkwado onye Igbo ọbụla si na Pati ahụ ga-achịkọta ndị Igbo ga-atụkwasi ya obi itụnyere ya inweta akwụkwọ ikike ịzọ ọkwa ahụ"
Ọ sị na o kwenyere na ndị Igbo chọrọ Biafra, ndị nke chọrọ "Restructuring" nakwa ndị chọrọ ka onye Igbo chịa Naịjịrịa n'afọ 2023.
Abaribe kwuru na akwụkwọ iwu Naịjirịa nke a haziri n'afọ 1999 enyeghị ikike maka inweta "ntụzịaka nwereonwe" nke mere na ndị mmadụ na-ekwu ka a tufuo akwụkwọ iwu ahụ, mee ọzọ.
"A ga-enweriri ihe na-enweghịzi ka a ga-esi mee ya , ga-eme ka Naịjirịa kweta ka onye ọbụla gawara onwe ya."
Abaribe kwuru na dịka ụmụ Igbo na-achọ nwereonwe, ọ ga-adị mma ka ha were ọnatarachi ha wee wulite ala Igbo ọfụma.
O kwuru na o cheghị na steeti kwesiri ị na-agbaga Abuja kere ego, kama ha ewere ọnatarachi ha mepụta ego ha chọrọ iji wulite ala ha.
"A sị mụ binyeaka maka nwereonwe ndị Igbo, aga m ebinye aka makana a na-adọchị anyị azụ."
Abaribe gosiri nwute na ndị Igbo enwetechaghị ọnọdụ na-eme ka azụmaahịa ha gaa siriri werere n'ala Igbo nke mere na ha na-etinyekarị ego n'iro karịa n'ala Igbo.
Kedụ mgbe ikpeazụ ị nụrụ olu Nnamdi Kanu?
Abaribe kwuru na ya na Nnamdi Kanu kpara nkata ikpeazu ụbọchị fotere chi tupu awakpo bee nna ya n'Afaraukwu, n'isi obodo Abia steeti.
O kwuru na ọ nabatara Kanu na bee ya, ma gwa ya maka ihe bụ ụjọ ha nakwa ya jiri nwayọọ na-achọ ihe ọ na-achọ.
"Nke a mere na etu e si wakpoo bee Kanu gbagwojuru m anya, makana anyị ahụghị ihe gosiri na udi ihe ahụ ga-emeli.
"Ọ bụ ya kpatara na mgbe ndị DSS nwuchiri m ma na-ajụ m ebe Nnamdi Kanu nọ, m gwara ha na ọ bụ ha ka m ga na-ajụ maka ebe nwa amadi ahụ nọ."
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Nigerian politician, Ben Murray-Bruce has shared a photo showing him alongside his other classmates taken in 1974.
Ben Murray-Bruce
A former Nigerian lawmaker, Ben Murray-Bruce has taken to social media to share a throwback photo when he was a student of St. Gregory's College, Lagos.
The photo was taken in 1974 when he was the senior prefect at the time.
See photo below:
Ben Bruce throwback photo
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The Department of State Services has charged pro-democracy activist, Omoyele Sowore, to court for treasonable felony, cyberstalking President Muhammadu Buhari among other offences.
Sowore was arrested on August 3, 2019 in Lagos for planning a series of protests against bad governance in Nigeria tagged.
Another activist, Olawale Mandate, arrested in Osun, has also been charged by the DSS.
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An unidentified person was shot dead outside the Shoprite premises around Jakande, Lekki area of Lagos state on Tuesday afternoon.
An eyewitness who described the victim as a protester said he was killed after an angry mob set a police van on fire during a protest on Tuesday.
Aggrieved persons had stormed the complex located on the Lekki-Epe expressway, chanting violent songs. Police officers on the ground had prevented them from gaining access into the mall but the protesters lit bonfires.
They also set up barricades around the complex, compounding the traffic situation along the ever-busy expressway. Bala El-Kana, spokesman of the Lagos state police command told newsmen that he could not give details of the attack.
“I don’t have any casualty figure, but I know there was a violent attack,” he said.
The development comes a day after reports of attacks on foreign nationals, including Nigerians, in South Africa, went viral.
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South African company, Shoprite has shut down operations with staff locked inside its shopping complexes across Lagos.
At the Ikeja City Mall, the franchise abruptly shut down operations leaving shoppers stranded.
A notice on the door reads, “Dear customers, we condemn the xenophobic attacks happening in South Africa in its entirety.
“These attacks are totally incompatible with the values of our company and we are not in any way in support of it.”
Similarly, South African telecommunications company, MTN, also closed some of its outlets in the city for fear of an attack by angry Nigerians.
The latest development follows xenophobic attacks on Nigerians and other African migrants in South Africa since August 28, leading to loss of lives and the destruction of dozens of businesses owned by Nigerians.
Outraged by the situation, several Nigerians have called for a reprisal in the country where South African businesses flourish unhindered.
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President Mohammadu Buhari’s media aide writes more on the TICAD7 trip to Yokohama, Japan.
The expository posts, which has fared to its Part 3 on theme “Japan File with Femi Adesina” with brand title “THE GOOD NIGERIANS OF JAPAN”, gave details on how the Afrcan Conference in Japan has transpired.
Adesina gave insight from Nigerian illegal operators Abroad, to hard working Nigerians, how President Buhari met with ones protecting Nigeria’s value at all cost and looked away others who he described as “rascals”.
The post on his Facebook wall reads:
Sure, there are some Nigerian rascals abroad. But every country has its share of deviants, both at home and abroad. Not all Nigerians in the Diaspora are crooks, though some drag the country’s image through the mud. Not all Nigerians in foreign land are irreverent, though some funny characters exist outside our shores. We have seen some of them in action this week.
There are Nigerians of sterling character, both at home and abroad. They can stand and hold their own with the brightest and most decent in any part of the world. President Muhammadu Buhari met with some of such on Thursday, which was day four of our stay in Yokohama, Japan, where the Nigerian President and his team are attending the Seventh Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD 7).
Chairman of our Diaspora Commission, Mrs Abike Dabiri-Erewa, described members of the Nigerian community in Japan, who met with the President, as “some of the brightest and best Nigeria has produced.” And so they were.
But permit a brief digression, before we focus on the good Nigerians in Japan, as opposed to some less than decent ones we had seen in previous days.
Thursday was a full day, in which there were a number of plenary sessions and presentations. Our President spoke at the one on Public-Private Business Dialogue, in which he reviewed Nigeria-Japan relationship in recent times, and then submitted:”In view of the ongoing reform programs of our government, Japanese investors are invited to invest in the following priority sectors in Nigeria, namely; power and renewable energy, petrochemicals and gas, maritime (shipping and ports), automobiles, mining, healthcare and pharmaceuticals, ICT and railways.”
Another good Nigerian, and business icon, Mr Tony Elumelu, Chairman of United Bank for Africa (UBA) and Heirs Holdings, equally delivered a keynote address at the Official Business Forum, hosted by Japan External Trade Organisation (JETRO).
Here are nuggets of his presentation:
-Private sector is the new oil of the African continent. Africa is rich with investment opportunities, but to exploit them, public sector must work in alignment with the private sector.
-There is urgent need to transform the continent through African-led solutions.
-Empowering African youths will unleash potentials of the continent, and provide sustainable solutions to problems of illegal migration.
-Nothing fosters industrialization faster than bilateral trade relationships. With Africa’s youth demographic boom, the continent will become the world’s greatest source of talent soon.
Of course, Elumelu should know. His UBA has presence in 20 African countries, as well as in New York, Paris and London. His Heirs Holdings, a growing investment holding company, employs over 30,000 Africans.
President Buhari also Thursday held bilateral meetings with Japanese Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe, as well as the European Commission.
Back to the good Nigerians!
They came under three auspices. NIDO Asia, led by Professor Ejiogu Emenike, Nigerian Union in Japan, with Nnaji Kennedy Fintan as President, and Nigeria Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Japan, headed by Engineer Ochade Osakwe.
The group was made of academics, scientists, economists, industrialists, businessmen, and a bishop.
Bishop Adebayo runs a church with membership in excess of 22,000. He has been in Japan for about 30 years, married to a Japanese woman, with whom he has-wait for it-seven children. Go ye into the world and multiply, replenish the earth and subdue it, the Good Book says. Bishop Adebayo has obeyed both the letter and spirit of the commandment. He has shown how prolific Nigerians can be.
Kennedy Nnaji runs a factory that recycles raw metal, does business with many countries, and he has created an information app that he says “will transform Africa very soon.” He has lived in Japan for 27 years, married to a Japanese, who accompanied him to the meeting with their young son.
Professor Ejiogu Emenike has been resident in Japan since 1990. He is an expert in Industrial Electronics, Power Devices, and New Energy Systems.
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Back home in Nigeria, he is founding director of Laboratory of Industrial Electronics, Power Devices & New Energy Systems, recently engaged in the design and fabrication of megawatt-range 100% local content waste-to-electricity conversion systems as a domestic solution to the Nigerian power problem.
Confidently, he told President Buhari: “We have comparative advantages in human capital development, which we are trying to bring back to Nigeria. Any problem that science and technology can solve, we are able. We can help Nigeria in areas of need.”
Prof Emenike last year won a World Bank award for energy development, for Nigeria.
Engineer Ochade Osakwe is President of Nigeria Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Japan, and under his leadership, the chambers has attracted many investors to Nigeria.
Christopher Ariri from Edo State, has been in Japan for 28 years. A very successful businessman, he is married to a Japanese, and they have two daughters.
What shall we say of Goke Dokun, Idowu Ayodeji Peter, Dr Sam Ogbonna Onyisi (mni), Dr Fred Adebayo, Ikenna Ariwodo, Charles Nwokeji, Shonde Samuel, Brite Eguavoen, Engr Antonio Okpara, Charles Owie, Dr Fatima Joshua, and many other accomplished Nigerians in Japan.
Good ambassadors they are, and a delighted President Buhari told them:
“There are Nigerians in the Diaspora that are giving us a bad name by engaging in criminal activities. These Nigerians are a minority, they do not represent the values of our country, and I plead with them to change their ways.
“I am personally very happy that there are millions of Nigerians all over the world, like you here, who are truly making us proud.”
Beautiful!
On a final note, President Buhari has made many appearances in Japan, spoken at two events, will speak at another on Friday, yet one sees comments by cynics and skeptics on social media, saying he’s not in Japan. They say they want videos of where he is speaking, before they are convinced. As if that is not on Nigerian television stations yet, NTA and Channels, who are here with us. Give them videos, they ask for another harebrained thing. Let me borrow the words of Jesus Christ to answer them:
“It is an evil and adulterous generation that asks for a sign. And no other sign shall be given them, except the sign of Jonah.”
President Buhari has been making Nigeria proud in Japan. To those who believe, no explanation is needed. But to those who don’t believe, no explanation is possible.
We can only say good luck to them.
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A Nigerian man identified as Aaron Chukwuemeka narrated how he lost a job offer in China due to his nationality - The man explained that everything seemed to be going fine during his Skype interview until he said he is Nigerian - Chukwuemeka said the interviewer told him that the job is not opened to anyone of Nigerian nationality A Twitter user identified as Aaron Chukwuemeka has narrated the story of how he lost a job offer due to his Nigerian nationality.
The man explained that he had a Skype interview for a job position in China. Chukwuemeka, who narrated his story in a Twitter thread, said his interview was going smoothly until they asked his nationality. He said he proudly told them he is a Nigerian with an African passport. According to the Twitter user, two seconds after he revealed his nationality, the interviewer told him that his application cannot be accepted.
The young man noted that he was told that the government/immigration requirements for a work visa are only open to South Africa, the United States, Canada, and Europeans. Chukwuemeka expressed that he tried to persuade them and offered an alternative but he was shut down.
He stated that he felt like crying and wished he had dual citizenship.
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The Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Mohammed Adamu, at the weekend, ordered all the Police formations nationwide to commence the immediate arrest of all identified leaders of the outlawed Islamic Movement in Nigeria, IMN, otherwise known as Shi’ite.
The directive was contained in a signal from the Force Headquarters to all State Police Commands and Zonal Headquarters dated August 30, 2019, which directed immediate strict compliance.
While directing the immediate dismantling of all the structures of the disbanded group nationwide, the IGP declared that Force under his watch would not allow the Shi’ite members to violate the proscription of the sect by the court.
The IGP blamed group for the July 22 riot during which the Deputy Commissioner of Police in charge of operations, Federal Capital Territory Police Command, Umar Usman and a youth corps member, Precious Owolabi, were killed.
According to the signal, “As you are aware that this necessitated the setting up of a special investigation team of inquiry. The team had gone far in its investigations.
“You will also recall that given the odious activities of the movement, the Federal Government obtained an order proscribing the group.
“NIGPOL FORCID directs you ensure that identified leaders of the group and their structures are dismantled and their activities contained.
“You are to inform me of your action for discreet investigation and possible prosecution of violators of the proscription order. Treat as very important.”
The police had earlier arrested 54 Shi’ite members after the July 22 violent clash between force and the IMN members in Abuja.
The Shi’ites were protesting the detention of their leader, Sheikh Ibrahim El-Zakzaky who had been in the custody of the Department of State Services for over three years.
The Force Public Relations Officer , FPRO, Frank Mba, a Deputy Commissioner of Police, DCP, could not be immediately reached when contacted as his phone was put off.
However, a very Senior Officer at the Force Headquarters, Abuja, confirmed the development to Tribune Online, saying, the directive became necessary in the public interest and declined further comment.
However, the Shi’ites spokesman, Musa Ibrahim, said the leadership was aware of the IGP’s order, adding that a statement would be issued on Sunday.
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The founder of the Niger Delta People’s Volunteer Force, Asari Dokubo, has countered the governor of Rivers State, Nyesom Wike, over demolition of a mosque in the state.
Mr Dokubo said the governor actually demolished the mosque.
Mr Wike came under fire recently for allegedly ordering the demolition of Trans-Amadi Central Mosque in Port Harcourt, the Rivers State capital.
The governor immediately denied the allegations, saying it was a hoax as there was no mosque built on the site.
But Mr Dokubo, who described the governor’s action as dastardly in a video circulating on social media, said the governor was lying as there was existing mosque at Trans-Amadi, which Mr Wike demolished.
“I am a member of the congregation of the Trans Amadi Central Mosque. That is where I pray with my family.
“I alone have 21 children, but I live with 59 children of other people. The bulk of them prays.
“Wike claiming that there was no mosque, is a lie. He is lying and you know it, Wike you are lying. If there was no mosque why did you go there? We legally acquired the land for the mosque from Dr Sotonye Amadi.
“The Christian group acquired their own part of the land and built their own churches, but he did not demolish their churches.
“Why did you and your brother, Rotimi Amaechi, singled out our mosque to demolish and to prevent us from building. The person who acquired the land for the mosque, is an Okrika Ijaw man and this land was acquired legally from Chief Dr Edward Sotonye Amadi.
“Why is this mosque a problem to you? The first signatory to this agreement for the transfer of title like I said, was an Okrika Muslim, Alhaji Ali Ibiorika. I was a member of the congregation,” Mr Dokubo added.
Mr Dokubo also countered the governor that Rivers is not a Christian state, saying Muslims are law-abiding citizens in the state.
“Which Rivers Muslim has killed anybody or burnt any church? Which Rivers Christian has been assaulted badly. Name them and bring them so that we can shame them. Islam is bigger than you and there is nothing you can do about it,” he added.
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Explosion on Friday rocked the Abura Crude Trunckline purportedly operated by the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC in Otu-Jeremi Community, Headquarters of Ughelli South Local Government Area of Delta State.
The cause of the explosion, which happened around 4pm is still sketchy at the time of this report.
DAILY POST gathered that the weekly Otu-Jeremi market has been shutdown as residents, traders and customers who stay within the affected trunckline scampered for safety for fear of being consumed by fire.
Volumes of crude oil impacted the Council’s Secretariat just as soldiers have cordoned off the scene of incident.
Fire-fighters have just arrived but it is left to be seen if they can put out the raging inferno and save it from spreading to communities within Ughelli South and other areas.
It was learnt that the affected trunckline accommodates the Oil Mining Lease, OML 34 pipelines operated by the Nigeria Petroleum Development Company, NPDC/ND Western jointly with that of Abura Line belonging to the NNPC.
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Armed gunmen kidnapped dozens of women and children in a raid on a remote village in northwest Nigeria, officials and residents said Thursday.
Around 100 assailants on motorcycles stormed into Wurma village in Katsina state late Monday, seizing local residents and looting homes.
“Initially 42 people were abducted but eight managed to escape from their captors and returned home,” Jabir Tsauri, the district political administrator, told AFP.
Thirty-three women and children and one adult male were still missing, he said.
“The bandits have started making contacts with families of the kidnapped victims asking for ransom,” Tsauri said.
Wurma resident Sada Kabir told AFP the attackers moved door-to-door looting “everything they could lay their hands on”, including livestock, food and clothing.
“They left with everything, including condiments and matches. They left nothing for us,” he said.
Northwest Nigeria has seen a surge in kidnappings, cattle rustling and violence that the government blames on groups of armed bandits.
Local residents have often formed vigilante groups in a bid to defend themselves.
The gunmen maintain camps in Rugu forest which straddles Katsina, Zamfara, Kaduna and Niger states.
Last week 16 people were killed in assaults on four remote villages in Katsina state near the border with Niger.
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President Muhammadu Buhari has attributed the partial closure of Nigeria’s border with Benin Republic to the massive smuggling activities, especially of rice, taking place on that corridor.
The Nigerian leader gave the reason during an audience granted his Beninois counterpart, Patrice Talon, on the margins of the Seventh Tokyo International Conference for African Development (TICAD7), in Yokohama, Japan on Wednesday, Channels Television reports.
President Buhari in a statement through his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina, expressed great concern over the smuggling of rice, said it threatened the self-sufficiency already attained due to his administration’s agricultural policies.
According to him, “Now that our people in the rural areas are going back to their farms, and the country has saved huge sums of money which would otherwise have been expended on importing rice using our scarce foreign reserves, we cannot allow smuggling of the product at such alarming proportions to continue.”
The Nigerian President said the limited closure of the country’s western border was to allow Nigeria’s security forces develop a strategy on how to stem the dangerous trend and its wider ramifications.
Responding to the concerns raised by President Talon on the magnitude of suffering caused by the closure, President Buhari said he had taken note and would reconsider reopening in the not too distant future.
He, however, disclosed that a meeting with his counterparts from Benin and Niger Republics would soon be called to determine strict and comprehensive measures to curtail the level of smuggling across their borders.
Earlier, President Talon had said he called on the Nigerian President as a result of the severe impact the closure of the Nigerian border was having on his people.
President Buhari also received in audience, President Cyril Ramaphosa of South Africa during which issues of common bilateral relations especially, the killings of Nigerians in South Africa, were discussed. The matter will be further examined during the Nigerian leader’s official visit to Pretoria in October 2019.
Femi Adesina
Special Adviser to the President
(Media & Publicity)
August 28, 2019
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