Secret American diplomatic dispatches, spread over 21,000 pages, have provided previously unknown information about the Nigerian Civil War File photo Early in the morning of 1 July 1967, Nigeria’s young head of state, Colonel Yakubu Gowon, was feeling uneasy in his office at the Supreme Headquarters, Dodan Barracks in Lagos. The unease was a result of his being ceaselessly pressured to authorize a military invasion of the breakaway Republic of Biafra. Thirty officers had been recalled from courses abroad. Trains and truck convoys, bearing fuel, supplies and men, were still leaving Kano and Kaduna for the south of River Benue. Colonel Mohammed Shuwa of the First Area Command had moved his command headquarters southwards and set it up in Makurdi. The 2nd Battalion was already headquartered in Adikpo. Schools and private homes had been commandeered for the use of Major Sule Apollo and his 4th Battalion in Oturkpo. They were itching for action. T...
Davido, who currently is enjoying his time in South Africa called out a female fan, Sheilah Parker, who took to Snapchat to lie about him initiating a chat with her.
The lady took to her snapchat to share a supposed DM the singer sent to her, she captioned the DM with: “No better feeling than waking up to Davido’s text…. We all have tastes and preferences… I love my male friends Black and Moneyed”
The singer then refuted her claims and shared the real screenshot, which showed the lady sent him a DM first.
The singer asked ‘why people are like this?’ before going ahead to prove that the lady was indeed the person who initiated the chat.
In other news, the singer shared a photo on his Instagram page saying he’s getting fatter, meaning the money is starting to show.
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