DANILSA:


YOU GUYS GOT ME ROLLING

Troll: [size=16pt] Moderators! This Thread Should Be Moved To The Jokes Section With Immediate Effect!!! [/size]

brownlord: Nonsense why are the names always withheld, I just pitty this cursed country

GARRI (x7):


Deep down in ur heart you know I'm right.....

baby_mama:

That tells you they have no names
It is all a made up story

GARRI (x7):


Silly f00ls... So our policemen do not know the difference between knock-outs and bomb... Abi??



Thunder fire all of them!!!!


Still on 4th Position, thank God ooo

Pringozie02: Pls can some one tell me what is it with all dis frist and second 2 comment things

killuminati: Ibo(eegbo)people wan BOMoB airport now nobody here dey criticize, if to say na... Boko boy now, dem mama go don invade this thread wit 'religion of dis n dat'. FUUCCKk DAT!!!.

9free:
It means you are too daft and unknowledgeable to comprehend and comment based on the OP's post.
Merry Xmas........

goldfish80: So apperently these guys they caught were about to BOMB Enugu airport with fire crackers απϑ canissters? lmao amazing!!!on another note; I chringed abit when I read that †ђξ Lagos state governor has banned †ђξ use of fire crackers, but the same Government some weeks ago blastered a few crackers themselves at †ђξ opening απϑ closing ceremony of the national sports festival. Facking Hypo-crites..!

naptu2: Examples of the reason for the ban.

1) In the late '80s or early '90s there was commotion in Central Lagos when a fireworks depot caught fire.

Similarly, in the 1980s, NTA News regularly showed images of Chinese fireworks factories that had caught fire.

2) The wife of the musician, Fatai Rolling Dollar, died from injuries sustained when she was hit by fireworks that had been thrown into their house.

3) There's a popular boys secondary school in Lagos which is beside a popular girls secondary school. On the last day of school before christmas, students of the boys school usually attack the girls school with fireworks. However, one year, the tradition ended earlier than usual when fireworks were mistakenly thrown underneath a peugeot 504 car, which set the car on fire.

4) Two years ago there was a documentary on STV that showed a woman who was campaigning that fireworks should be banned. Her son lost two fingers when, in response to a dare, he held a stick of banger as it exploded. They also showed other children who had lost fingers from the practice.

5) In the early 2000s, armed robbers attacked a place on Lagos mainland using toy guns and banger sticks.


6) Somewhere on Lagos Mainland I saw youths attack a house with banger. I have never seen such a coordinated fireworks attack in my life! One resident of the building was able to escape via a window. He came back with policemen, but by then the youths had vanished.


And there are many more such examples. In recent days, residents of Maiduguri and other cities of the north have reported on nairaland that the ban against fireworks is being strictly enforced because of the fear of boko haram.

Jakumo: Fireworks displays, when left in the hands of trained and properly accredited pyrotechnic professionals, can be quite spectacular, and can be great family entertainment, IF all safety measures are rigorously followed by the technicians. America's annual New Year and July 4th celebrations, and Guy Fawkes night in the UK, are examples of safe, authorized fireworks displays, when crowds gather to admire the breathtaking patterns of color lighting the night sky, hundreds of feet above the ground

For much of the Nigerian public, however, fireworks are equated with M80-style bangers that only explode with a deafening blast, do NOT light up the sky, and are so phucking loud that only the sick monkeys who throw them about can be certain that the explosions are not gunfire or grenade bursts. Anyone found tossing lit M80 bangers should be arrested and deep-sixed in jail, or, alternatively shot dead by the nearest Good Samaritan, under the pretext that the noise-makers were mistaken for armed robbers.