STILL ON LT. GEN. TUKUR BURATAI... BY ADAGBON

Since the news of allegation against Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lt. Gen. Tukur Buratai, I have taken my time to look at the facts, scrutinise them, ask questions and verify the answers.
Now let's look at the issues raised therein.
✳️ Did Buratai deny owing the said properties? NO.
✳️ Did Buratai declare them in his assets declaration? YES.
✳️ Did Buratai own the properties alone? NO, he jointly own them with his two wives.

More havoc as Niger Delta Militants blow up Agip and Shell Trunk Line

At About 2:15am on Saturday the Niger Delta avengers blew up Nembe 1, 2 and 3 Brass to Bonny Trunk Line belonging to Agip and Shell.

This was revealed via their twitter handle @NDAvengers

Still not satisfied with the damage, the Niger Delta Avengers have issued fresh threats.

Over 25 People, Including Troops Died as Special Forces Foiled Boko Haram Attempt to Blast Maiduguri NNPC

Nigeria Military Defence Headquarters has said that  Special Forces foiled an attempt by four Boko Haram suicide bombers to blast a Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation facility along the Maiduguri-Damboa Road, Mulai  in Borno State on Tuesday. The incident which claims the live of the four suicide bombers, two other suspected terrorists and 15 civilians  died in the incident. Five soldiers, and 17 others were wounded.

The Director of Defence Information, Maj.Gen. Chris Olukolade, confirmed the incicident saying that one of the terrorists was arrested while eight vehicles were destroyed. He said that three of the four cars laden with Improvised Explosive Devices exploded when soldiers fired at them.

The statement by the DHQ spokesman reads, “Four terrorists believed to be suicide bombers, apparently heading for an NNPC facility along Maiduguri-Damboa Road have died in their IED-laden vehicles.

18 Boko Haram terrorists as troops capture more weapons – DHQ

The Nigeria military on Monday in Abuja said that it killed 18 suspected terrorists while troops captured more weapons and aborted attacks in the outskirts of Bama and Ngurosoye in Borno. This is contained in a statement signed by Major General Chris Olukolade, Director of Defence Information, in Abuja.

Mr. Olukolade, who is also the Coordinator, Joint Information Centre Counter Terrorism Campaign, said the terrorists were killed during military patrol at the weekend in the area. He said the troops dislodged some terrorists who were about to attack some settlements and in the encounter, 16 burnt AK 47 rifles were found in the debris.