XENOPHOBIC ATTACKS BY THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH AFRICA, AGAINST OUR NIGERIAN COMPATRIOTS, DWELLING IN THEIR COUNTRY...

OUR HONEST VIEW ON THE FEEBLE ACTIONS BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OF NIGERIA.

Good day our esteemed friends on the new media. The editorial crew of Kwara Hero had to quickly organise a meeting aimed at making a statement on the above subject. Oluwasesan is a friend of Chief Editor of Kwara Hero, who recently returned from South Africa. This was after he luckily escaped the Xenophobic attack that was launched by citizens of South Africa against the area he was staying, an area called as Nigeria Ville, because it is dominated by Nigerians. 

Today, the area is completely devastated, as all shops burnt and completely destroyed. One wonder, is this the same South Africa Late Nigerian Head of State, General Muritala Ramat Muhammed openly castigated the Apartheid Regime for? Are these the same Black South Africans, our African brothers and sisters, which we supported to the extent that Pieter Botha, the then President of the Apartheid Regime, decided to list Nigeria as one of the frontline States they were going to attack in case of an all out war! 

Debris from #EgyptAir flight has been found in Mediterranean Sea

*Debris from #EgyptAir flight has been found in Mediterranean

*Airliner ‘apparently’ brought down by terror attack – Russia’s security chief

BREAKING: Debris from #EgyptAir flight has been found in Mediterranean https://t.co/b5Q8U4600Y

— TODAY (@TODAYshow) May 19, 2016

REUTERS reports that a Greek frigate searching for a missing Egyptair aircraft discovered two large plastic floating objects in a sea area 230 miles south of the island of Crete on Thursday, Greek defence sources said.

Pius Adesanmi: No Wonder Rere dey Run

Aso Rock Villa. Living Room of the President’s private residence. Israeli, American, French, Chinese, Cambodian, Somalian, Sudanese, and Ghanaian security operatives protecting the Nigerian president are in the background. They try to make themselves unobtrusive. Also in the background, chanting Quranic hymns on mats imported from Chad, are marabouts from Niger, Senegal, and Gambia. At the centre of the living room, some distance away from all the foreign intelligence and spiritual protectors of the President, the usual suspects gather, wearing gloomy faces: President Goodluck Jonathan, Chief Tony Anenih, Baba Iyabo, Ayo Oritsejafor, Mohammed Adoke, Doyin Okupe, Reuben Abati, and other inconsequential AGIPs. Nobody is talking. Soft music oozes from a central entertainment system. An old school Yoruba tune probably supplied by Doyin Okupe and Reuben Abati: