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Nothing will Stop Buhari from failing and crying again. |
mistabiola:Sorry for you... GEJ remain president untill 2019. |
lordf:you have not really stayed in North...
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May God save Nigeria. |
Jihadist attacks killed more than 5,000 people in just one month, an investigation by the BBC World Service and King's College London has found. Civilians bore the brunt of the violence, with more than 2,000 killed in reported jihadist incidents during November 2014. Islamic State carried out the most attacks, adding to the spiralling death toll in Iraq and Syria. Explore the map to find out more. iFrame Four countries suffer 80% of losses The data gathered by the BBC found that 5,042 people were killed in 664 jihadist attacks across 14 countries - a daily average of 168 deaths, or seven every hour. About 80% of the deaths came in just four countries - Iraq, Nigeria, Syria and Afghanistan, according to the study of media and civil society reports. Iraq was the most dangerous place to be, with 1,770 deaths in 233 attacks, ranging from shootings to suicide bombings. In Nigeria, 786 people, almost all of them civilians, were killed in 27 Boko Haram incidents. These tended to be large and indiscriminate bombings and shootings such as the attack on the central mosque in the northern city of Kano, which left 120 dead. Boko Haram also struck over the border in Cameroon, killing 15 people. Meanwhile, in East Africa, al-Shabab took 266 lives in Somalia and Kenya. Afghanistan suffered almost the same number of deaths as Nigeria (782) but they tended to be in smaller, targeted attacks, such as the shooting of the deputy governor of Kandahar. In war-ravaged Syria, 693 people were killed; Yemen had 410 deaths in 37 attacks. Of the 16 jihadist groups involved in the bloodshed, Islamic State was the most deadly, killing 2,206 people across Iraq and Syria - 44% of the total death toll. The director of the International Centre for the Study of Radicalisation, Prof Peter Neumann, said Islamic State "has rivalled - if not replaced - al-Qaeda as the leader of global jihadism". Read Prof Neumann's full analysis. How the data was gathered. [513k] Civilians the main victims Civilians bore the brunt of the attacks with a total of 2,079 killed, followed by 1,723 military personnel. But the proportions varied significantly between countries. In Nigeria, almost 700 civilians were killed, at least 57 of them children, whereas just 28 deaths were from the military. In contrast, in Syria and Afghanistan, more than twice as many military personnel died as civilians. Of the 146 police officers who died, 95 were in Afghanistan. Politicians and other officials were also targets in Afghanistan, and in Somalia, where 22 were killed. Jihadists themselves were also killed in large numbers: 935 died in clashes or by blowing themselves up. iFrame Bombs and bullets kill most Taken together, bombs accounted for the most deaths, with 1,653 people killed in 241 explosions. These included 38 suicide blasts, which took 650 lives and 128 other bombs, such as improvised explosive devices (IEDs), which killed 555. Some explosions were large and aimed at the public while others were highly targeted, such as the man who got inside a police headquarters in Kabul, Afghanistan, before blowing himself up. Read Richard Galpin's account: Anatomy of a suicide Gun attacks took at least another 1,574 lives, while a further 666 deaths were described as ambushes, many of which are likely to have involved shootings. It is estimated that 426 people were murdered in execution-style killings, including 50 who were reported to have been beheaded in Syria, Yemen and Libya. Among these were captured US aid worker Peter Kassig, who was beheaded along with a group of Syrians in the middle of the month. Mortars and shelling killed 204 people and 49 were attacked with knives. Prof Neumann said the range of tactics and methods of attack reflected "the increased emphasis on holding territory and confronting conventional forces". Data journalism by Christine Jeavans and Nassos Stylianou, web development by Richard Bangay and Aidan Fewster, design by Charlotte Thornton. Data gathered by Paul Brown and colleagues at BBC Monitoring and Haidar Lapcha and Sophia Khan at the ICSR. Data was also provided by ACLED, Iraq Body Count, South Asia Terrorism Portal, Syrian Network for Human Rights and Violations Documentation Centre in Syria.
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The Northern Leaders need to explain more to us concerning Boko Haram. Does it mean just as we have Niger Deltan Militant in the South OPC in West Massob in the East; The North also want to have theirs in the North? If so, the 'END' of Nigeria is fast aproaching than we thought. |
abuc:Niger State has close to 40% Christian population, so giving only 100 hecters of Land to build Universty for both Muslim and Christian is not a very big deal. |
Iroh88:APC only believe in free and fair election when they wins. APC must fail come 2015. |
berem:GEJ till 2019. |
Is true, it has been confirmed. Is a sad news... I use to watch his movies, he is the best comedian in Hausa Land. |
Cholls:For women, money will make them do more worster thing. For the guys, xx will make do it, loot at the picture again, you will see the guy has already pull (off) his shirt, leaving only his nikka. The love that will make a guy or girl do such thing died long ago. |
Atiku has already repented, he does'nt smoke, drink or womanized. |
Internet has affected virtually every aspect of human lives, and the increasing way at which children immerse themselves in this new order which opens new challenges making parenting difficult in the new world.. Parents today, need to get acquainted with languages used by their children in order to better understand them. Here, we present to you a report gathered by CNN’s correspondent, Kelly Wallace, who compiled popular acronyms widely used by children on Internet, especially on social media and texting apps, to offer a shorthand communication in the instant messaging world they find themselves. Read the list, it will redefine how monitor your teen’s conversations with his/her peers. IWSN- I want sex now GNOC- Get naked on camera NIFOC- Naked in front of computer PIR- Parent in room 5 CU46 - See you for sex 53X- Sex 9- Parent watching 99 -Parent gone 1174′- Party meeting place THOT- That hoe over there CID- Acid (the drug) Broken- Hungover from alcohol 420- Marijuana POS- Parent over shoulder SUGARPIC- Suggestive or erotic photo KOTL- Kiss on the lips (L)MIRL- Let’s meet in real life PRON- Porn TDTM- Talk dirty to me 8 -MouthAction CD9 -Parents around/Code 9 IPN- I’m posting naked LH6- Let’s have sex WTTP- Want to trade pictures? DOC- Drug of choice TWD- Texting while driving GYPO- Get your pants off KPC- Keeping parents clueless |
Coolguy89:Lets wait till after tommorrow. |
obataokenwa:Do you personaly have any problem with that? When i traveled to enugu two years ago, i realised we all share the same culture, life style and way of life with the Igbos, the only difrence i saw was the tribe. We all stand United one people under Christ the King. |
Atiku, na just one thing remain, and it is the most important..... Give ur life to He who will never die again... |
solid3:I just dey laugh o.... The writer suffer most. The fisher man remain the president untill 2019. Hope frustration wont kill some ppl. |
laimo:APC will end in 3 days time. |
moneybag100:it's a big blow to those that dont know what they want. GEJ remain the President untill 2019. |
motherlode:Buhari is a serial loser. I dont know how he can win. But make we wait till 3 days time to know what is Buhari's fate. |
holatin:Losing an election is Buhari's hubby. It will happen again. He has never won any elective post in his life. |
Buhari you must fail!!! You can never be president in Nigeria again. That was El-Rufai said you a Serial Loser. |
solid3:i will quote you after the election. But please, dont shout rigging then. |
solid3:I dont see how a former coupist will be the President of Nigeria. God forbid we should have him as president. |
we must put an end to APC come 2015. |
barcanista:when day don break i will wake you up... I dont want to wake u now so that i wont interupt ur dream... |
temitemi1:GEJ is the most feared President in the history of Nigeria... God bless him. |
ola6:Thank God for ur life. God has really opened ur eyes to see what APC is.... God bless you for standing on the better side. |
All Progressive Congress has failed to Change them... They are welcome to PDP. PDP represent the real Change! |
Ryabcool:Buhari with anyone else must surely lose the election. I dont see how a former Coupist will rule a Country like Nigeria. Therefore, Buhari wont sell. Lets try Fashola for President and Nda Isahiah as VP. |
BlackTechnology:I dont see how a former Coupist will be the President of Nigeria. Buhari will never be President of Nigeria. GEJ till Buhari give up on politics. |
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The fear of GEJ is the begining of wisdom sha. GEJ till 2019!!!