Showing posts with label Daily Mail. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Daily Mail. Show all posts

Monday, 29 May 2017

Nnamdi Kanu: the new voice of pro-Biafra independence - Daily Mail AFP reports Biafra

Nnamdi Kanu: the new voice of pro-Biafra independence
Nnamdi Kanu walks slowly across the courtyard of his family home in Umuahia, southeast Nigeria, as a crowd of supporters in the red, black and green of the Biafran flag hail him as their saviour.

Eighteen months in custody does not appear to have affected his fight against Nigeria.

"I am more determined than ever," Kanu, who heads the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) movement, tells AFP calmly.

Sunday, 15 May 2016

Is Nigerian leader's pal 'fantastically corrupt'? - Daily Mail goes after Rotimi Amaechi and Buhari

Is Nigerian leader's pal 'fantastically corrupt'? - Daily Mail goes after Rotimi Amaechi and Buhari
  • Friend of African president accused of stealing £500million
  • Muhammadu Buhari seen by some as leading the battle against corruption
  • But worrying allegations swirl around one of Nigerian leader's close allies
  • Rotimi Amaechi accused of misappropriating £338m commission probing sale of state assets
  • Also accused of diverting £140m of state funds into Buhari’s presidential campaign

Sunday, 8 May 2016

As the hypocrite enters the United Kingdom - UK Daily Mail SHREDS Buhari's hypocritical anti-corruption toga

£250 million given by Britain to the Nigerian president with five homes who sends his daughter to a £26,000-a-year English school 
A leading United Kingdom-based news paper, the Daily Mail has shredded General Muhammadu Buhari's anti-corruption credentials. This is coming as Buhari is expected to visit the UK for an anti corruption summit this week. Mail on Sunday tagged Buhari a "self-proclaimed 'peoples president" describing him as hypocritical because his tries to present the appearance of an austere politician in the public, while secretly his family lives ostentatious lifestyle.

Read the Mail's full report below.

Tuesday, 10 November 2015

After BBC, AFP, Yahoo News, Daily Mail anchor Biafan protest news

After BBC, AFP, Yahoo News, Daily anchor Biafan protest news
Following the report of the ongoing Biafran protest by the BBC, other international media houses have picked up the story. AFP, Daily Mail and Yahoo News are among the few that have picked up the stories. Others are preparing Biafran protest stories. Biafrans this is your time. Do not stop tweeting your plights and pains. Do not relent. Relent resolute. The world is watching General Muhammadu Buhari and Nigerians.

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