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Over 200 members of Boko Haram active fighters were secretly released by Federal Governme and will consequently be integrated into Nigeria Army, while over 2000 members of defenceless IPOB members are variously held in SSS detention facilities in Abuja,and deadly abattoir cells for over 5 months without trial.The worst part is that those under this classification includes our aged mothers and fathers. Laws applicable to the East is more decisive than the lenient laws applicable to known terrorist.This is Nigeria for you.Igbos shld learn it now or never. Umuchineke, please be firm, and less distracted, present situation is receiving desired attention from every quaters. We are not leaving any space for anything untoward to happen to Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. He will soon regain his freedom,despite all the shenanigans playing out now. Chukwuokike is with us, and can never fail us.We are keeping on within our proffessional capacity. We Shall keep you updated regularly. But be calm , focused and

(Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) Former President Donald Trump released a statement Friday saying he "never once" discussed the possibility of a coup to remain in power after the 2020 election. Trump issued his statement following reports that a soon-to-be-released book claims Gen. Mark Milley, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, feared the then-president and his allies might attempt to use the military to stay in office. "Despite the fact that the 2020 Presidential Election was Rigged and Stolen, and while numerous people, including the outside public, were saying we should bring in the Military, I never even gave it a thought," Trump said. "The writings within these third-rate books are Fake News, and "General'' Milley (who [former Defense Secretary James] Mattis wanted to send to Europe in order to get rid of him), if he said what was reported, perhaps should be impeached, or court-martialed and tried. "Never once did I have a discussion

  Demonstrators walk past Pyramide du Louvre during a protest against the new measures announced by French President Emmanuel Macron to fight the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, in Paris, France, July 17, 2021. REUTERS/Pascal Rossignol PARIS (Reuters) – Thousands marched across France on Saturday to protest against President Emmanuel Macron’s plans to force vaccination of health workers and require a COVID-19 free certificate to enter places such as bars, restaurants and cinemas. Macron this week announced sweeping measures to fight a rapid surge in coronavirus infections, which protesters say infringe the freedom of choice of those who do not want the vaccination. The measures had already prompted demonstrations earlier this week, forcing police to use tear gas to disperse protesters. “Everyone is sovereign in his own body. In no way does a president of the Republic have the right to decide on my individual health,” said one protester in Paris who identified herself as Chryst

Members of the Bundeswehr forces, surrounded by partially submerged cars, wade through the flood water following heavy rainfalls in Erftstadt-Blessem, Germany, July 17, 2021. REUTERS/Thilo Schmuelgen ERFTSTADT, Germany/WASSENBERG, Germany (Reuters) -Rescue workers searched flood-ravaged parts of Germany and Belgium for survivors on Saturday after burst rivers and flash floods this week collapsed houses and claimed at least 157 lives. “We mourn with those that have lost friends, acquaintances, family members,” German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier said during a visit to Erftstadt in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia, where the disaster killed at least 43 people “Their fate is ripping our hearts apart.” Some 133 people have died in the flooding in western Germany, the country’s worst natural disaster in more than half a century. That included about 90 in the Ahrweiler district south of Cologne, according to police. Hundreds of people are still missing. Around 700 residents were evac

    Zionist activist Rudy Rochman pitches his project, 'We Were Never Lost' (screenshot) Three-day  Israeli filmmakers under arrest in Nigeria are set to spend a second Shabbat in jail. They have not been charged by Nigerian authorities and are without legal representation, according to members of the Jewish community with knowledge of the situation. Rudy Rochman, a pro-Israel activist with almost 95,000 followers on Instagram, filmmaker Andrew Noam Leibman and French-Israeli journalist Edouard David Benaym were  arrested last week  while shooting a documentary in a separatist region of southeast Nigeria. According to media reports, Nigerian authorities from the Department of State Services arrested and interrogated the trio on July 9 on suspicion that they had come in contact with Biafran separatists. That night, members of the Nigerian Jewish community called Rabbi Israel Uzan, the Chabad rabbi in Nigeria, who is in France for the summer. Chabad, as well as expat Jews living