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I so like this music!

Pastor Apiriwa. Toshmann pirigawa!

Toshman bu onye o se photo!

y me:
happy new year to all the naughties and sweeties of nairaland

Happy new year to you too.

Care to share your new year resolution?

Mine: Will be a good boy from today

Kpoo ya ash   awo

lol

Happy new year ndi nke m.

Toshi nwanne m, onye nke m, happy new year. Dalu maka egwu ahu!

Happy new year guys.

Does Farouk still have access to the internet? He is supposed to be in custody.

Some posts here sound like his.

Update please.

Are you guys going for 31st night party already?



Too fast for me.

Na wa oo

Sauron defending the flop is the joke of the year.

Dr.

Henry was a bench warmer when Arsene bought him so was the lanky Viera.

I was watching some of their early games and they were anything but trademarks. Those two guys for sure were given the chance to blossom by Wenger.

By SIMON HUGHES
and MIKE SULLIVAN
Published: Today
A SECOND passenger jet terrorist bomb bid has been foiled, it emerged last night.
A suspect was arrested trying to board an airliner with liquid, chemicals and a syringe.



The incident echoed the Christmas Day horror in Detroit, in which Umar Abdulmutallab used a syringe to try to trigger a lethal explosion.
Abdulmutallab, 23, who studied in Britain, is linked to al-Qaeda fanatics in Yemen. The newly-disclosed second drama happened in neighbouring Somalia.

The suspect was detained at the airport in capital Mogadishu as he tried to get on a plane operated by Dubai-based Daallo Airlines. Somali officials reported that he attempted to bribe staff who intercepted him.

A security source said he had a syringe containing a green liquid, a shampoo bottle holding a black acid-like substance and a plastic bag full of a green chalky material.

Somali police spokesman Abdulahi Hassan Barise said: "We caught him red-handed. His actions were the acts of a terrorist."
A major investigation is underway into last month's terrifying incident.

Nigerian Abdulmutallab was seized after boarding a US flight in Holland and trying to ignite highly-explosive Pentrite as it landed.
American TV reported last night that US security services had intelligence warning "a Nigerian" in Yemen was planning an attack as long ago as August.
It wasn't until the failed bomb attempt by Abdulmutallab that they realised this was the man they had been warned about.
According to ABC TV, a CIA official met with the father of the alleged bomber in Lagos, Nigeria, in November after he reported the increasing radicalisation of his son.
The CIA shared the information with others in the US intelligence community but the tip-off was not acted on and Abdulmutallab was allowed to fly to the US carrying an explosive device in his underpant. http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/2789394/Second-liquid-bomb-jet-plot-is-foiled.html#ixzz0bEAViwB1