It's been a very gory
festive period as several incidences across the nation continue to claim lives
and throw families into mourning. It
was a tragic Thursday in Osun state as nine persons died while 11 others were
injured in a motor accident on the Gbongan-Ile Ife Road in the state.
The accident which involved a commercial bus and a truck occurred
around 1.30.p.m. opposite the Gbongan Community
High School, Gbongan.
Flood of tears flew in Maiduguri on Thursday as
unknown gunmen shot a businessman and slaughtered seven others. The eight
people were killed at different times in what appeared like a coordinated
attack.
The businessman, Alhaji Gashua Girigiri was shot
at the front of his store while the
attackers were said to have held the other seven victims at gun point, before
using sharp objects to slit their throats.
Tears continue to flow across rivers and seas as death toll from
the inferno triggered by fireworks in Lagos on Wednesday, increases to four. As
hundreds of families count loses from the fire, traders who had travelled for
the yuletide have cut back their holidays to visit their stores.
And so it was that when Governor
Kashim Shettima of Borno State, wept openly while presenting the 2013
appropriation bill before the state House of Assembly following the havoc wrecked
on the state by members of an Islamic sect. “The weeping governor”
presented N184.3 billion budget aimed at kick-starting the recovery of
the state. Even as he expected to raise Internally-Generated Revenue, IGR, of
N30.1 billion from the war-thorn state in 2013.
… Gunmen
alleged to be Fulani herdsmen killed three people at Bachit in Riyom Local
Government Area in a night raid. The gunmen shot dead a man and his wife while
asleep, shot dead another and wounded several others as they tried to escape
from the village during the raid.
However, JTF seems to be
winning some and losing several as the force said it killed 5 suspected
terrorists and demolished a bomb factory at Rigasa in Kaduna North Local
Government area, at a house located off Makarfi Road. Kaduna.
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