BENUE GOVERNOR CLAIMS FOREIGN TERRORISTS BEHIND DEADLY ATTACKS. (PHOTO).

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 Benue Governor Claims Foreign Terrorists Behind Deadly Attacks Benue State Governor Hyacinth Alia has alleged that the perpetrators of recent deadly attacks in the state are not Nigerians, describing them as foreign nationals speaking unfamiliar languages and exhibiting non-Nigerian characteristics. The governor made the remarks on Tuesday following a wave of violence that has killed scores and displaced many in the North-Central state. Speaking on the identity of the attackers, Governor Alia emphasized the need to clarify the nature of the threat. “We know Nigerians—by our ethnicities, we can identify a Fulani, Yoruba, or Hausa man. Even traditional herders, we know them, herding with sticks,” he said. “But these attackers come fully armed with AK-47s and 49s. They don’t bear the Nigerian look, and their language—Hausa or Fulani—is different, not like ours.” Citing local intelligence, Alia suggested the assailants may be from Mali or other foreign regions. “Some of our people who...

V.P. OSINBAJO, ABIODUN EULOGIZE LATE PA OSIPITAN.{PHOTOS}.#PRESS RELEASE.

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     The Vice President of Nigeria, Professor Yemi Osinbajo has described late legal luminary and politician, Chief Jonathan Adebayo Osipitan as one of the pillars of the legal profession, who exemplified the values and ethics of the profession until his death.
Professor Osibajo who stated this at the final burial ceremony of Chief Osipitan, at the St. Luke's Anglican Church, Oru-Ijebu, said the deceased love for the law profession and his commitment to integrity, forthrightness and the ethics of the profession was highly commendable.
He appreciated the high values which the late legal luminary established through his law firm, saying that the values left behind has been maintained over the years by younger generations of lawyers, commending the children for sustaining the values.
In his remark, the Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, described late Chief Osipitan as a thorough breed christian whose contributions in the areas of law and politics would stand a test of time.
The Governor noted that occasions like burials, afforded people, including himself an opportunity to know that it was important to live a good life at all times, advising parents to endeavor to leave behind good legacies for their children.
In a message titled " Teach us to number our days", taken from the book of Psalms, Chapter 90, verse 12, the Bishop, Egba West Anglican Communion, Rt. Rev Samuel Ogundeji, charged the Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun not to put his trust in any man, but in God, so as to take the State to the next level.
"My Governor, take your time to select those who will work with you. Please do only those things that will put smile on the faces of the people and the good Lord will support you", he counselled.
The Clergyman who also advised the people to live a righteous life as death was the final destination of man, said it was imperative for all to serve God as the deceased did during his life time, since no man would live forever.More photos below.
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