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A Kannywood star, Zainab Abdullahi, has called on Northerners to kill popular human rights activist, Aisha Yesufu. Abdullahi, who is a member of the Buhari Support Group, and Buhari Media Centre, in an Instagram post described Yesufu as a Jew, who must be attacked by all means. Since the start of #EndSARS protest, Kannywood stars have been taking to social media to discredit the movement, calling those, who joined the agitation as bad muslims that must be dealt with. A picture taken of Yesufu during the protest in Abuja where she raised a clenched fist, became a morale booster and symbol for Nigerians calling for the scrapping of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, a notorious police unit known for brutality against citizens. Aisha Yesufu at #EndSARS Protest Twitter/Aisha Yesufu Calling for the head of the activist, Abdullahi said, “Aisha is a Jew in Islamic shirt. it is not crime Luwadi and Madigo and same sex marriage, gay people have the chance to be given freedom between good. Good Mus

Yoruba World Congress, Professor Banjo Akintoye, on Friday, described Tuesday's shooting at unarmed protesters at Lekki, Lagos by security forces as a declaration of war against the Yoruba people of Nigeria.  Akintoye, in a statement, also tackled President Muhammadu Buhari for failing to show empathy at the injured protesters and those who lost loved ones during his nation-wide address.  Prof. Banji Akintoye The Yoruba leader also expressed worry over the wanton destruction of properties and monuments across Yorubaland in the last 48hours without any form of resistance from security agencies. The professor said it is evidence that the amalgamation of 1914 between the South and the North has already expired. He also called on the international communities, especially, the British and American Governments, United Nations, European Union, African Union and the Commonwealth of Nations to, as a matter of urgency, come forward to be part of the renegotiation team to discuss the existenc

CSP Rabiu Garba, DPO, Fegge Police station Onitsha. Yesterday some youths in Onitsha mobilized to burn down some Police stations based on allegations of extortions and highhandness. When they trooped to Fegge Police station all the policemen has fled remaining just him. soon as he came out the youths were shocked since they knew him as a good Police officer. They all apologized profusely and he gave them a lecture on why it is wrong to indulge in such acts. They all left and went home. Be good to people oo I doubt if this man is a Fulani to have behaved this way. Follow us on twitter (ajuede.com) or on Instagram (ajuedeman) for details of the global situation presently.

GERMAN AMBASSADOR Rolf Pauls kisses the hand of foreign minister Golda Meir, after presenting his credentials at the President’s Residence in Jerusalem in 1965. (photo credit: MOSHE PRIDAN / GPO) Among the American Jews, it is only a beast in sheep clothing that will vote Joe Biden against President Donald Trump. The reason is not far-fetched. Biden's hatred for the Jews did not begin today. See below for clarifications. Following a return from Egypt where he discussed with Saadat regarding several things, roughly 40 days before the surprise attack that would turn into the Yom Kippur war. A meeting between  Joe Biden  and former Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir, described in a memo published by Israeli reporter Nadav Eyal, sheds light on the former Vice President's thought process at that time, and what he believed Israel should do shortly before the Yom Kippur war broke out. The meeting took place following his return from Egypt where he discussed with Saadat several things,

BBC News menu Share this with Email   Share this wit Share this with Twi Share this with Whatsap Image copyright REUTERS Image caption Protests started in Nigeria more than two weeks ago Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari says 69 people have been killed in protests against police brutality that have rocked the country. The deaths were mainly civilians but include police officers and soldiers. The president announced the toll in an emergency meeting with former Nigerian leaders aimed at finding ways to end the unrest, his spokesman told the BBC. A group that has been key in organising the demonstrations has now urged people to stay at home. The Feminist Coalition also advised people to follow any curfews in place in their states. The protests have drastically subsided but an uneasy calm remains in several cities. Officials said a curfew introduced in Lagos state would be eased. The protests in Nigeria began on 7 October with mostly young people demanding the scrapping of a notorious po