Dokpesi replies Clarkon February 12, 2014 at 10:03 pm in News
LAGOS—CHAIRMAN, DAAR Communications Plc, operators of Africa Independent Television, AIT, and RayPower FM, High Chief Raymond Dokpesi, yesterday, responded to the tirade against him by the former Federal Commissioner for Information, Chief Edwin Clark, saying the South-South leader has become a liability to President Goodluck Jonathan.
Dokpesi in a statement signed by his Executive Assistant, Okiemute Olori, said Chief Clark “belongs to the old generation that does not believe in the unity of Nigeria and has done more harm than good to the present administration in pursuit of his parochial interests.”
Hundreds of corpses of Boko Haram victims reportedly litter Gwoza Mountain in Borno state
Hundreds of bodies of some of the victims of Boko Haram attacks who fled from Gwoza community in Borno state are reportedly decomposing at the mountains that surround Gwoza community. A source who spoke with Sahara Reporters say most of the victims died due to hunger as they could not get food while they took refuge on the mountains during the period Boko Haram took their community hostage. "Many atrocities were committed by Boko haram insurgents during Boko Haram reign at Gwoza, most of the mountain unburied bodies lying down. Hundreds of corpses are still there. If you go to the these mountains around Gwoza axis you wouldn't be able to eat meats, sand has eaten some the bodies as many bones dry up due to heat" the source said
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