₦airaland Forum

FowlYansh:
Why always me
Was this First to Comment made for me?
Why do I find it so easy?

I dedicate this wonderful feat to my husband and want to use This opportunity to congratulate him on his new job as a cleaner in Maiduguri Central Mosque.

Relocation plans are on ground. Please join me and celebrate this wonderful testimony.







National Issues are more important than wearing pampers to visit cows and post pictures on Facebook.




First to Komment

Daninya11:
You said well.. Abraham Lincoln said if you are given a task to chop down a tree in 6 years, spend 4 years Sharpening the axe head. .
I enjoin the masses to give the new administration time to come out with a road map plan to quell this BH menace. . The onslaught on the populace by the BH boys is an indication that before we achieve any meaningful progress on this trend, heads must roll..
There is more to what the eyes can see. We will be in for suprises as weeks roll by..

Don't forget to pray for Nigeria and our leaders, its our sole spiritual responsibility. .
God bless Nigeria.

Saifullah01:
I agree with you but let's not go the way of the last administration through impulsive or reactionary action. Rather we need strategic and preemptive measures. Never mind the initial gra gra of BH.
This administration plans to go after not only the stem (foot soldiers) but also their root (sponsors). That's why u see the desperation on the part of BH
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If u hav 10mins to chop down a tree spending 7 mins sharpening ur axe isn't a waste!

At least 25 people were killed when a bomb blast ripped through a packed government office in Zaria, northern Nigeria, on Tuesday, in a suspected suicide attack likely to be blamed on Boko Haram. The explosion occurred at about 9:00 am (0800 GMT), as primary school teachers and public sector workers were queueing for identity checks, according to witnesses.
“I am sad to confirm that an IED (improvised explosive device) most likely carried by a suicide bomber exploded in the Sabon Gari LG (local government district) and killed 25 people, including a two-year-old,” Kaduna state governor Nasir El-Rufai said.
El-Rufai added in the statement posted on his Facebook account that 32 others were injured and were being treated in hospital.
Zaria, a mainly Muslim city some 75 kilometres (47 miles) north of the state capital Kaduna city, is near the border with Katsina and Kano states.
On Monday night, a young girl believed to be aged just 13 was killed when explosives strapped to her body detonated near a major mosque in Kano city.
That bombing followed a twin attack on a mosque and restaurant in the central city of Jos on Sunday, which left 44 people dead, and a suicide bomb attack on a church in Potiskum that killed five.
Huge explosion –
Boko Haram has increased the intensity and frequency of its attacks on civilians since President Muhammadu Buhari came to power on May 29 vowing to crush the rebels.
But he been unable to stem the bloodshed from guerrilla-style attacks on “soft” targets.
With the latest blast, nearly 550 people have been killed since Buhari’s inauguration, according to AFP reporting.
Local government worker Mahmud Abbas said public sector staff and primary school teachers were undergoing screening to identify potential ghost workers on the state payroll.
Another staff member who was waiting outside, Mohammed Abubakar, said: “We were taking turns going into the hall in batches for the screening and also to get our pay cheques.
“The first batch had gone in. There were almost 100 people there, including the staff, the screening committee and accountants from the banks.
“There was a huge explosion inside the hall followed by billows of smoke and dust. Now the area has been cordoned off by security men.
“I can’t give you an exact toll but I believe that dozens must have died given the number of people inside and the sound of the explosion.”
El-Rufai, from Buhari’s All Progressives Congress (APC) party, said people in Zaria should be vigilant and avoid crowded places such as mosques, churches and bus stations in the next few weeks.
“We call on our people to report any suspicious persons and movements to law enforcement agents, traditional rulers and religious leaders,” he added in a post on Twitter.
His warning followed a country-wide order from the federal police chief, Solomon Arase, to state commanders to increase security at all places of workship.
“Adequate security has also been ordered for venues where Muslims break (the Ramadan) fast in the evenings,” he said in a statement late on Monday.
Arase also said street hawking and trading on roads in the capital Abuja had been banned, while unauthorised taxis and buses were not allowed to park in the centre of the city.

kamair237:
he should grow up... u win some u loss some... y he come greedy like Dat It is futball anything can happen...

Lionel Messi has told of the pain of losing the Copa America final after the football superstar faced criticism in his native Argentina.

Lionel Messi
Messi finally posted a statement on his facebook account late Monday having hidden his devastation at losing another major final since the 4-1 penalty shootout defeat by Chile on Saturday.
“There’s nothing more painful in football than losing a final,” Messi said.
“But I don’t want to leave it any longer to say thank you to everyone who has always supported us and continued to during the tough moments.”
Messi, 28, has now lost one World Cup and two Copa America finals and still has to win a major international event despite his success with Barcelona.
Argentina, beaten 1-0 by Germany in last year’s World Cup final, have now not won a major title for 22 years.
Messi left the pitch ashen faced after the latest defeat and unconfirmed Spanish media reports said he turned down the player of the tournament trophy. The trophy was withdrawn before the presentation ceremony in Santiago.
Messi and the other Argentine stars were criticised by the country’s media for their performance. Members of his family were also abused by Chilean fans at the match, according to Argentinian media.
Some observers have warned that Messi could walk away from the national side.
“One day this boy is going to get tired and will not want to come to play for the team,” former Argentine international Matias Almeyda, now coach of the Banfield club, told Fox Sports television.
“He’s the best player in the world and he is not treated in the way he deserves,” Almeyda added.
Messi had a brilliant season with the all-conquering Barcelona but Almeyda said “it is very difficult (for Argentine players) to repeat for the national team what they do for their clubs.”

eleojo23:
OK. I think you just found your cure. The next time you feel sleepy, tell yourself "If I fall asleep, I may go to hell!"
That should keep you awake.

eleojo23:
You must have watched a lot of Tom and Jerry cartoons.

vislabraye:
Good idea. Buhari can do it. Sai Baba, sai Buhari, we are waiting.