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LAGBUS drivers are worse than Molue drivers. Very reckless. Thank God they are not allowed to pass through new BRT bus corridors along Ikorodu. |
mazeltov:Reason? |
US-led coalition warplanes are reported to have killed four Syrian soldiers in the Dier al Zor province, which is mostly under the control of Islamic State. If confirmed, this would be the first time coalition planes have hit Syrian troops, Reuters reports. A Syrian government source confirmed that the airstrike had taken place and that there had been casualties. The source also added that vehicles had been destroyed. A total of four Syrian Army soldiers have been killed, while a further 16 were injured, a government source told RIA Novosti. “The airstrike hit an ammunition dump belonging to the Syrian Army in Dier al Zor. According to our information, four soldiers have died and 16 were injured. Two tanks were also damaged. This was the work of the US-led coalition,” the government source added. READ MORE: ‘Everyone knows what’s going on’: Istanbul residents on Turkey-ISIS oil trade The Dier al Zor province is eastern Syria, and is largely controlled by Islamic State (formerly ISIS/ISIL). The region is of extreme strategic importance to the terrorist group, as it contains a number of oilfields, which are a major source of revenue for ISIS. www.rt.com |
When hoodlums fight on the street, shut your door. |
Armed robbery? I wish you didn't experience it. The boys are barbarians. They have no pity. Killing is their joy. Listen! They are worse than Boko Haram. |
Oh Lord |
Awoof dey tear belle. |
Beehshorp:pond.matleast? Is that a programming language ? Eedeot |
Gej will be so sick right now. |
So daring. Where is Ambode's security? Ambo, this is your home town beside your house o |
I pity all atheists. You will all feel not to have appeared on the surface of the earth. |
Idrismusty97:Not a joke. Take the message seriously. |
frank317:No. He is not coming to eat your food but to bless the food. Do not say you were not warned. BTW, are you an atheist ? |
Do you pray before you eat? You must because Jesus is coming soon. Repent! |
The police of the world |
If only you understand what Eritrea is facing today. |
Onegai:Thanks for you input. Why you com downprice OPs hotel na ![]() |
Pics 4 to 6 (Federal Palace)
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A plane has crash-landed near South Sudan’s airport shortly after taking off. 41 people have been killed on board and on the ground. The crashed plane may have had about 20 crew and passengers, two of which survived, according to the South Sudanese president’s spokesman. Also, others on the ground may have been killed. Reuters says its eyewitness has counted over 40 bodies at the crash site, but it is unclear how many of those were on board. A South Sudanese presidential representative has stated that there were 12 passengers and six crewmembers on board, five of them Armenian and one Russian. The plane was owned by the local Allied Services air carrier, he added. An unidentified police officer near the scene told Reuters that there were two survivors, including a child, but could not say how many people were on board or give further details. A woman and seven children are among the victims, the local National Courier media outlet reported. The agency's eyewitness saw aircraft lying across the White Nile River, Reuters reports. According to the local radio station's Twitter feed, the crash occurred around 800 meters from Juba airport. Experts at the scene have said the crash was likely caused by overloading or a technical error, the South Sudan Tribune reported. The plane was headed to Paloich in the Upper Nile region, a source told the National Courier. |
No. Have you been to Federal Palace, Orientals, Moorehouse, Southern Sun etc etc etc ? Those shiny lights in the picks are enhanced by the camera. Pics 1 to 3 (Southern Sun)
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ruggedboy01:Okay |
ruggedboy01:No way. I said that because of your tribalistic undertone. |
Rubbish from a beleaguered entity. |
Bbsharon:Continue... |
And you took your time to see him during the holiday. Are you engaged or married now? Bbsharon: |
Thanks...Abuja Lastma |
My experience with Sterling was more horrible...a daylight robbery from the bank workers. |
China has issued its strongest warning yet to the US over an incident during which a US destroyer sailed within territorial waters of China’s man-made islands in the South China Sea, claiming that US faces running the risk of “a minor incident that sparks war.” On Tuesday, the Aegis destroyer USS Lassen entered within 12 nautical miles of Subi Reef, an undersea cliff in the South China Sea, which Beijing turned into an artificial island. The destroyer was reportedly traveling with a Navy surveillance airplane near the contested Spratly Islands. China views the man-made creation as part of its territory and claims territorial sovereignty over the waters surrounding it. Addressing the issue of US intrusion on Thursday in a video teleconference, Admiral Wu Shengli warned the chief of US naval operations Admiral John Richardson to refrain from further “provocative acts”. “If the United States continues with these kinds of dangerous, provocative acts, there could well be a seriously pressing situation between frontline forces from both sides on the sea and in the air, or even a minor incident that sparks war,” Wu said, according to a Chinese naval statement. “(I) hope the US side cherishes the good situation between the Chinese and US navies that has not come easily and avoids these kinds of incidents from happening again,” Wu added. Commenting on the bilateral exchange during the teleconference, an American official told Reuters that both sides agreed to avoid clashes. The US and Chinese navies also decided to maintain dialogue and follow protocols stipulated under the Code for Unplanned Encounters at Sea (CUES). “They agreed that it’s very important that both sides continue to use the protocols under the CUES agreement when they're operating close to keep the chances for misunderstanding and any kind of provocation from occurring,” said the official. The US Navy stressed that it is entitled to “protect the rights, freedoms, and lawful uses of the sea and airspace guaranteed to all nations under international law.” Following the incident Beijing had summoned the American ambassador to protest the “provocative” maneuver that according to China’s foreign ministry placed personnel and infrastructure on the island in jeopardy. Close to 200 Chinese troops are believed to be stationed at Subi reef. The reef is also claimed by Taiwan, Vietnam and the Philippines. Subi Reef lies 500 nautical miles away from Hainan Island, the nearest Chinese shoreline, but only 230 nautical miles from the island of Palawan in the Philippines which disputes Beijing’s territorial claim. On Thursday, the court in the Hague ruled that it has jurisdiction to hear territorial claims that were filed by the Philippines over the disputed areas in the South China Sea. The UN-based body will hold further hearings to settle the issue but they will not focus on sovereignty but rather economic entitlements. “This arbitration concerns the role of ‘historic rights’ and the source of maritime entitlements in the South China Sea, the status of certain maritime features in the South China Sea and the maritime entitlements they are capable of generating, and the lawfulness of certain actions by China in the South China Sea that are alleged by the Philippines to violate the Convention,” a press release issued by the Permanent Court of Arbitration read. https://www.rt.com/news/320116-china-us-incident-spark-war/ |
jazinogold:Sarah or Debora? |
You try na. A well calculated attempt against one tribe. The Biafran ish was a cover up. When will all these tribal bigots have sense? |
cocaineaddict:keep sniffing your cocaine. Ko kan aiye! |
sonnie10:Sad Boy! |
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