Reigning UFC middleweight champion Israel Adesanya is proud of his Nigerian heritage and although he currently resides in New Zealand with his family he said he was deeply disturbed by the current state. from his birthplace, Lagos. The Last Stylebender recently took to social media and called for “human rights” while sharing a disturbing video.
In the clip, a Nigerian can be seen tortured by what are believed to be members of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS). A SARS member hits the man – who hangs from the ceiling – with a gun while others slap and beat him with slippers.
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Nigerians have been protesting against police brutality for two weeks and demanded “an end to corruption, responsible governance and respect for human rights in the country”. The special anti-theft squad has been accused of having killed, harassed and tortured several demonstrators. According to Skysports, the unit was disbanded on October 11, 2020, but according to Israel Adesanya’s tweet, SARS still commits crimes.
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Nigeria Protest: Kamaru Usman calls out to President Muhammadu Buhari
Besides Israel Adesanya, another Nigerian fighter Kamaru Usman condemned the government by arresting President Muhammadu Buhari in his recent post. The UFC welterweight champion asked why the Nigerian president is silent on all the protests and crimes going on in his country. Kamaru Usman claimed that every Nigerian is the child of Muhammadu Buhari and should come and talk to his “children”.
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Protest in Nigeria: Kamaru Usman says government has let down its people
Concluding his comment, Kamaru Usman said the Nigerian government has let its people down, asking Muhammadu Buhari to wake up. “Now is the time to wake up and get up. It’s time to change what I see, ”added. Israel Adesanya then relied on Kamaru Usman’s comments, responding: “They don’t really care about us.”
“You were elected president to lead us and you failed. You’ve been failing for a long, long time and that’s how it got to this point, ”Kamaru Usman said.
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Nigeria on Thursday recorded two more deaths from the coronavirus pandemic, official figures show.
A total of 1,127 deaths have been recorded to date in Africa’s most populous country.
The country’s infectious disease group, NCDC, also reported 138 new infections on Thursday. Nigeria continued to record daily cases below 300 for more than three months.
The new cases bring the total number of infections in the country to 61,805.
The NCDC, in its daily infection update on its verified Twitter account @NCDCgov, said that of more than 61,000 infections to date, 56,985 people have recovered and been released.
There are still around 3,700 active cases in the country.
The 138 new cases are reported in 13 states – Katsina (44), Lagos (35), Kwara (15), Kaduna (13), Plateau (7), Imo (6), Adamawa (5) Rivers (4), Yobe (3), Ogun (2), Oyo (2), Osun (1), FCT (1).
Katsina led Thursday’s tally with 44 new infections, while Lagos, Nigeria’s COVID-19 hotspot with more than 20,000 infections, followed with 35 new cases.
Nigeria has tested nearly 600,000 of its 200 million people since the country reported its index case on February 28 in an Italian traveler.
Whether in Lagos, Port Harcourt, Abuja, Asaba or Benin, Nigerians are united with one voice to reject unfair treatment and injustice, as they also demand good governance, while holding government accountable. As endSARS protests continue across the country, the orders of governors have been challenged and their personalities ridiculed on the catwalks, while love for men and country has taken center stage. But at the heart of what appears to be a turnaround moment is the use of music, as citizens rally for funds and iconic photos are taken, Nigerians have also used music to convey their messages under crystalline forms. Here are the seven best songs of the movement: Fem from Davido While Fem isn’t exactly a song with a political background, it has been used as the soundtrack for endSARS protests across the country. It was even used to tell Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu to shut up on October 13, 2020. Jaga Jaga of Eedris Abdulkareem When Eedris released this song, Obasanjo was president of the country. To think Nigeria was even more Jaga Jaga is sickening now. He sang Nigeria Jaga Jaga in 2004 and 16 years later the song hits the right note. The song documents the perpetual upheavals that are inherent in the country. Jaga Jaga is then an onomatopoeia of troubles and upheavals. In Port Harcourt, song was particularly central to the city’s natural attitude to conflict. Fela’s Zombie As grief, tears and blood also flowed during the protests, Zombie, who was dedicated to the military government the year he fought unarmed and defenseless Nigerians, who were literally mistreated and beaten by the government. Mr. President of African China When China Africa, Mr. President, participated in the protests recently, as funny as this song was many years ago, everyone could understand the struggle, this melody is the soundtrack of the movement # #SARSMustEnd. African China released this letter to the president to treat citizens well, it fits the current agenda as central government accountability is one of the reasons we are here. P Square Oga Police A little further in May 2005, the now defunct Nigerian supergroup, PSquare released their somophoric album, Get Squared, on the third track, a song called: Oga Police. He also chronicled the evils of law enforcement officials in the country. The long and short story was how a young man was arrested by members of the Nigerian police simply for driving his own car. For its topical resonance, the song fits the purpose of the protests perfectly. The Burna Boy Monsters You Created Monsters You Made seems to be the only song suitable for the expressions in these images. If Burna Boy’s PR hadn’t been rock bottom for his inactivity in the battle to end SARS, this song would have been the perfect soundtrack to the protests. Chris Martin sings “We are the monsters you created” in response to the political elite, Burna Boy sang of inevitable conflicts after the citizens had had enough and that was it. Naira Marley’s Aye “Aye o le o, Aye o le o Maye le”. It’s Yoruba because life is easy, people make life difficult. The song fundamentally suits the Nigerian government and its tendency to make life unnecessarily difficult for its own citizens.
Insurance companies in Nigeria will prepare for possible claims, following widespread looting and destruction of property, vehicles and other assets throughout the state.
Most government offices, banks, shopping malls, news houses, toll plazas and private offices were set on fire Wednesday by suspected thugs, after soldiers reportedly fired in the air to disperse protesters on Tuesday evening. This sparked dozens of skirmishes across the state with several vehicles, buildings, and properties burned down or looted by suspected thugs.
It is expected that when things get back to normal, companies will start to take stock of their losses and someone will have to bear the costs. While most insurance contracts exclude property damage due to war, riots, or other forms of force majeure, it is likely that some will pay for the risks.
According to NAICOM, insurance companies paid a total of non-life claims of 64 billion Naira in 2018, up from 56.4 billion Naira a year earlier. Of this total, claims on fire insurance amounted to around 9.1 billion naira while motor vehicles amounted to 17.3 billion naira.
The insurance industry is currently reeling from the effect of the Covid-19 pandemic, with the sector posting a 29.53% contraction in the second quarter GDP report released by the National Bureau of Statistics. It is likely to slide into a recession when the SNB releases its third quarter GDP report in a few weeks.
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Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari addressed Nigerians on Thursday, demanding an end to violence in parts of the country following the activities of thugs who took advantage of EndSars protests.
“Under these circumstances, I would like to call on the demonstrators to take note and take advantage of the various well-thought-out initiatives of this administration aimed at making their lives better and more meaningful and to resist the temptation to be used by certain subversive elements to provoke the chaos in an attempt to truncate our nascent democracy. To do otherwise would be to undermine national security and public order. In any case, this will not be tolerated. ” Said Buhari.
The president also called for an end to street protests, demanding that the protesters engage the government. He also called on Nigerians to go about their “normal business” while demanding that security agencies protect lives and property.
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“And I call on all Nigerians to go about their normal business and urge security agencies to protect the lives and property of all law-abiding citizens without harming those they are meant to protect,” he added.
In one of the most viral tweets from an organization that was severely affected by the looting, supermarket chain Spar tweeted a message of hope and optimism despite massive losses caused by the activities of thugs and criminals. disbelievers.
The company tweeted:
“Our Lekki store was vandalized and looted. But, we recognize that this is just a setback to the larger issues we all face as a nation, and our thoughts and prayers remain with Nigerians around the world, and for a resolution. peaceful of the various current problems. Rebuilding a supermarket is difficult. Rebuilding a nation is even more difficult. We are with you Nigeria. Stay focused. Be the solution. “
Rebuilding a supermarket is difficult. Rebuilding a nation is even more difficult. We are with you Nigeria.
Thugs were filmed transporting several items ranging from electronics, food, equipment, merchandise and several valuable items owned by businesses. Shopping centers have also been attacked and looted.
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Conclusion: The president’s speech fell short of the expectations of many Nigerians, but it should ease tensions as soon as possible.
Some residents have come together to defend their neighborhoods.
Soldiers and riot police have been deployed to major cities in an attempt to calm tensions and restore law and order.
This should put an end to the looting and arson that destroyed businesses and, by extension, will limit the claims that insurance companies could have paid.
Businesses are expected to fully return to their offices early next week and only then can Nigerians begin to assess the value of the losses suffered as a result of the looting.
Rivers United defender Ifeanyi Anaemena has expressed his enthusiasm for the lifting of the ban on contact sports, including football, in Nigeria.
Recently, the Presidential Task Force (PTF) on Covid-19 announced the return of contact sports to the country, ending seven months of inactivity on the national football scene due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) players last saw the action on March 18 before the 2019/20 season was called off a few months ago.
In a conversation with brila.net, the former Enyimba defender now at Rivers United also thanked the federal government for finally lifting the ban on contact sports.
“I have to really thank the federal government, it is a welcome development for them to have opened up contact sports,” said the 28-year-old.
“Football has been our career; It’s a passionate career for us. Since the lockdown of Covid-19, it has not been easy not to play competitive football. Everything is on hold.
“But with this good news for the opening of contact sports, I think it will take us to the next level. And all the fans who missed football, family, well-wishers and friends, all those who missed football a lot in Nigeria will come together to celebrate and take football to the next level.
“So this is a welcome development and we appreciate it.”
Anaemena is set to help her new club Rivers United compete for the CAF Confederation Cup, with the preliminary stages set to begin on the weekend of November 27-29, 2020, in just over a month.
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Big brother Naija, roommate and top runner-up, Olamilekan Agbeleshe, popularly known as Laycon, became the winner of the Lockdown 2020 edition.
Laycon was declared the winner of the 2020 lockdown show on Sunday after beating other roommates with the most viewer votes.
His house mate, Dorathy, became the first finalist while Nengi was declared the second finalist.
Laycon led by 60 percent of the vote followed by Dorathy with 21.85 percent of the vote. However, Nengi had 15.03% of the vote while Neo and Vee had 1.94% and 1.18% of the vote respectively.
Many celebrities such as Eniola Badmus, Nkechi Blessing, Samklef, Odunlade Adekola, Broda Shaggi, Anita Joseph, Toyin Lawani, Yul Edochie, Reminisce, Small Doctor, Yvonne Jegede, Teni D Entertainer, Vector, Niniola, Di’Ja, DJ Nana , Ice Prince, Timi Dakolo, Joeboy, Stephanie Coker, Seyi Edun, Woli Agba and Funmi Awelewa all rooted for Laycon
Young people in Ogun state are not left out, who organized a walk around Abeokuta, the state capital, on Thursday in support of Laycon.
The young people walked for about four hours; in the main streets and markets of the state capital with a banner with an inscription “Ogun Youths Walk For Laycon”, gave free top-up cards to passers-by to vote for the roommate.
The grand prize breakdown for BBNaija season five edition lockdown includes a cash prize of N30 million; a two bedroom apartment courtesy of Revolution Plus; a high-end SUV from Nigerian manufacturer Innoson Motors; a trip to Dublin courtesy of Guinness; home appliances courtesy of Scanfrost.
Others are a trip to Dubai organized by Travelbeta; one year supply of Indomie noodles, Munch it and Colgate toothpaste; one year of supply of Pepsi, a branded cooler, travels to the UEFA Champions League final; and a brand new Oppo mobile smartphone.
Last year BBNaija winner Mercy Eke took home a N30 million prize, along with other tantalizing giveaways.
MultiChoice Nigeria CEO John Ugbe at the unveiling of the Lockdown Edition of BBNaija said, “The fifth season of BBNaija marks a major milestone in the reality TV series. We’re making this season meaningful not only by increasing the payouts, but also by implementing other creative and innovative ways to ensure the show lives up to premium entertainment, especially during the current pandemic.
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The International Criminal Court has received reports of crimes during the #EndSARS protests and has been following developments in Nigeria.
This was revealed by court prosecutor Fatou Bensouda in a statement shared via his Twitter account.
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She says, “My office has closely followed the events surrounding the current protests in Nigeria and the reaction of law enforcement and security agencies in Nigeria.
“Any loss of life or injury is worrying. We have received reports of crimes and are monitoring developments closely, in case the violence escalates and clues have been committed under the Rome Statute.
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– International Criminal Court (@IntlCrimCourt) October 22, 2020
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Past: In the petition dated October 21, 2020 and signed by Kolawole Oluwadare, deputy director of the Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP), she said on Wednesday that she had sent a petition to Bensouda, urging him to ” promptly investigate reports that Nigerian authorities, military and some politicians have used / and are using thugs, soldiers and security guards to intimidate, harass, attack and kill peaceful #EndSARS protesters in several parts of the country Nigeria, including Abuja, Lagos, Edo, Osun, Plateau and Kano States. “
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SERAP urged Bensouda to “Lobby that those suspected of being responsible for these crimes, mostly security officials, soldiers, some politicians and other actors who directly or indirectly contributed individually and / or collectively to the attacks, killed and injured , and are therefore complicit in crimes, to be tried by the ICC.
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“Over the years, the Nigerian authorities have been unwilling and / or unable to prosecute those suspected of killing protesters, which has fostered a culture of impunity and encouraged authorities, soldiers, politicians and their accomplices who continue to commit human rights crimes. against the demonstrators.
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“The violent attacks on peaceful protesters in Lekki, Alausa and other parts of the country suggest the lack of political will of the government of President Muhammadu Buhari to respect the human rights of people, including the right to life, dignity of the human person, freedom of expression, of peaceful assembly and of association.
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According to the group, the repeated attacks on peaceful protesters suggest the hijacking of military and security agents by the Nigerian authorities and the non-application of criminal sanctions to the alleged perpetrators.
legendProtests against Sars police unit have been going on for two weeks
Protests began earlier this month in Nigeria, calling on authorities to abolish a controversial police unit called the Special Anti-Theft Squad (Sars).
The story started to have a global trend, with thousands of social media posts, but not all of them factual.
We have looked at some of the misinformation that has spread online.
The protester whose brothers were not killed by the police
A striking image of a woman called Ugwu Blessing Ugochukwu weeping while holding a folded Nigerian flag and sitting atop a statue was shared widely on Twitter.
The image is real and it had joined the protests in south-eastern Nigeria. But as the image was shared, people started to add misleading information.
“Not a single brother… 3… on the same day… killed and thrown into a well,” said a widely circulated response to one of the posts with the image, claiming she had lost family members to the hands. of the police.
When we contacted a spokesperson for Ms Ugochukwu called Gideon Obianime, he told us that was not true.
He said Ms Ugochukwu herself was briefly detained by Sars forces in 2018, but although she has brothers, none of them were killed by Sars forces.
“I think people started to add assumptions to the photo. She had a lot of negative reactions [over this]Mr. Obianime told the BBC.
Wearing the national flag will not protect you from the military
This unproven claim has gone viral – that a soldier cannot shoot someone holding the Nigerian flag.
It has been shared widely on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, with some suggesting there is unwritten military code for this purpose.
The claim appears to come from a screenshot of a conversation, in which someone says he was told by his father, a retired army officer.
Someone responds by saying, “I think this is military code … You should repost for the protesters to see.”
However, there is no evidence of this, and some accounts have since deleted their posts after other online users pointed out that it was misleading.
Onyekachi Umah, a lawyer in Nigeria, told the BBC that there were laws respecting the respect of the national flag, but added: “Just because someone is holding the flag would not mean that they [the army] cannot act. “
We have asked the military whether the practice is not to target any demonstrators holding the flag, but they have yet to respond.
However, a Nigerian journalist told us that they had questioned a former senior officer about it and were told that such a practice did not exist.
No, a senior Nigerian official did not call the protests “child’s play”
Days after the protests began, a video was posted online showing one of President Muhammadu Buhari’s advisers, Femi Adesina, apparently calling them “child’s play.”
Many have interpreted this to mean that the president’s adviser is rejecting the protests.
Next to the video there was a message: “If you are not angry enough, I hope this video helps you.”
But the video is old and was edited out of context.
This relates to a different series of protests that took place two months ago – and has nothing to do with the Sars issue.
At the time, Mr. Adesina was on a local television station talking about the protests. But the video posted to Twitter was edited to remove the introduction, which would have given the right context.
The affected TV station, Channels TV, has now issued a clarification on the video.
The “fake” shopping mall incident that wasn’t a fake
And now for an example of something that has been labeled as false, has happened – although it is unclear who is involved.
A video showing looting and violence at a shopping center in Osun State, southwest Nigeria, over the weekend has been the subject of charges and counter charges relating to links to demonstrations of brutality against the police.
The short video was posted by a Twitter account belonging to the All Progressives Congress UK – a group allied with Nigeria’s ruling party – alleging that protesters linked to the anti-Sars movement were looting.
But some online users supporting the anti-Sars protests were quick to dismiss the video.
They said it was not related to the Sars protests, but to last year’s retaliatory attacks on businesses associated with South Africa after Nigerians were targeted in South Africa.
Others claimed the video was staged.
The BBC spoke with one of the shop owners and a person who witnessed the attack, who confirmed that it took place.
Moreover, this mall only opened in December of last year, a few months after the xenophobic attacks – which precludes the video from being from there.
We have contacted state police to try to find out who was involved in the incident, but have yet to receive a response.
Nigerian Catholic bishops and an anti-Sars protest
A tweet that has been re-tweeted thousands of times falsely claimed that Catholic bishops marched in support of the protests.
The tweet included a photo showing bishops among a procession of people, most dressed in black, with placards carrying placards.
Reverse image search shows this dates back to March, when the Nigerian Catholic Bishops’ Conference (CBCN) held a protest in Abuja against the killings and kidnappings in the country.
The umbrella body of Catholic bishops in Nigeria issued a statement supporting the Sars protests, but they did not physically join any protests.
Additional reporting by Linnete Bahati of BBC Monitoring and Yemisi Adegoke of BBC Africa
Two young women fill the screen, lying on a bed, talking about their hope of having children. They are the protagonists of a new Nigerian film called “Ife” describing their love story. The subject is controversial in Nigeria, where same-sex relationships are theoretically punishable by 14 years in prison.
Producer Pamela Adie said Ife – which means love in the Yoruba language widely spoken in southwestern Nigeria – would be posted online to avoid any possible decision by censors to ban it.
“I really feel that the censors’ council plays a big role in preventing these kinds of stories from coming to the big screen… and it’s just really stifling creativity,” said Adie, who declined to provide a release date.
The National Council of Film and Video Censors (NFVCB) did not respond to requests for comment. A trailer released online in July shows women discussing their love and, as one character put it, the fear of being forced to choose between your family and happiness.
“The role of cinema is not to say ‘it’s true or not’. I think the role of cinema and a filmmaker is to portray reality as it is, ”said Adie.
No one has yet been sentenced under the law banning same-sex relationships, which came into effect in 2014. But the cases of 47 men accused last year of public displays of affection are under close scrutiny. groups view same-sex relationships as a corrupt Western import.
Gay rights activists claim the law has been used to extort bribes in exchange for not prosecuting prosecution. Despite fear the law arouses, Uzoamaka Aniunoh – one of the actors – said that “ Ife ” offers a glimpse into the daily life of people in the same country – sexual relationships. “I don’t think it’s daring. I feel like it’s ordinary, ”she said.
the Nigerian Super Eagles are ready for what is their first game of the year after being hampered like others by the coronavirus pandemic.
After initially fielding a game against the Ivory Coast Elephants who have since retired, the Super Eagles will test their might against the Desert Foxes of Algeria, who are also the reigning African champions.
Ahead of Friday night’s duel, here are five things to expect as the Super Eagles play Game 1 in 2020:
Beginners
The Super Eagles coach has 26 players at his disposal for the friendly against Algeria and then Tunisia.
Although Gernot Rohr has expressly stated that he cannot guarantee that all 26 players will get a taste of the action, it is very certain that among the eight players who are eager to make their debut with the Nigerian national team, until the half of the number will get the chance against Algeria to prove themselves.
Coach of the Super Eagles; Gernot Rohr with Joseph Yobo during a training session [PHOTO CREDIT: @thenff]
Mathew Yakubu (SKF Sered), Zaidu Sanusi (FC Porto), Samson Tijani (Hartberg), Chidera Ejuke (CSKA Moscow) and Cyriel Dessers (Genk) are all in the running to win their very first senior cap.
Some players are also expected to make their debuts for Algeria against the Super Eagles.
Not a sterile game
While Friday’s friendly game doesn’t easily look like one that sees a crop of goals, it doesn’t appear to end in a fruitless draw either.
The matches between Nigeria and Algeria in nearly 50 years have always produced at least one goal, except for one occasion, in 1984.
So fans can expect one, two or more goals in Friday’s outing.
Nigeria will retain head-to-head advantage
In their 20 previous meetings, it was the Super Eagles who had a slight advantage over their North African counterparts.
Nigeria have nine wins, three draws and eight losses.
There is optimism that the Super Eagles will pick at least one draw in this tie to maintain their slight advantage over the Desert Foxes who actually won the final game between the nations.
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The Eagles lost 2-1 to Algeria in the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations semi-finals.
Ekong for the 40th cap
While Rohr has kept his team selection for the friendly with Algeria to heart, the Franco-German needs the experience and solidity of William Troost-Ekong at center-back to give the Renards the desert a race for their money.
Super Eagles training session [PHOTO CREDIT: @thenff]
If Ekong were to play against the reigning African champions, it would be the 40th selection for the Dutch-born defender.
Since his debut against Chad in June 2015, the 27-year-old has become a regular face of the Nigerian defense, keeping 13 sheets clean.
A quick duel
Algeria and Nigeria boast of fleet-footed players who can handle any ragged defense, so one can expect a quick encounter with a certain level of physique.
Samuel Chukwueze, Ahmed Musa, Riyad Mahrez and Sofiane Feghouli are not only quick on the ball, but they have the deception of largely cutting the opposing defenses.
The friendly match between Algeria and Nigeria will take place at the Wörthersee Stadion in Klagenfurt, Austria at 7:30 p.m.
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