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Crime › Re: Community Begs Aregbesola To Release King - A rapist by blank(f): 9:25am On Aug 05, 2011
@ Tpiah, i dont see the relationship between the two. We are talking of rape by an Oba and you are bringing in a post about a girl throwing herself at my husband. Now, how this it relate?

Seems like you have serious issues. U possibly have a rape fetish.
Family › Re: Why Do Girls Add Weight Or Get Fat In Their Huuby's House. by blank(f): 9:19am On Aug 05, 2011
I never realised that contraceptives could make u add weight. After reading some contributions, i went on the internet and researched. Wow! Now i am worried. I re-read the pack of contraceptives i had and they said a side effect is added weight. This is so dis-heartening. So how can it be combated? The added weight from contraceptives i mean. Now i am scared to check my weight.
Fashion › Re: What Do Hair Dressers Do That Really Annoy You? by blank(f): 8:56am On Aug 05, 2011
I would really love to see your hair. What do you do to it?

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Fake?!?! What concern of theirs if the hair you wanna use is fake?!?! angry

A lot of them are just plain silly. I read a hair article about a month ago and as it turns out, some of those supposed "real"/"100%" weaves actually have some synthetic hair pieces added to it. Because majority of it is may be human, they just group it together and call it "100%". Some people have some nerve!! It's a good thing I have friends who do hair and are professionals. Although I don't relax my hair, I still hate it when people provide a bad service towards paying customers angry
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Nairaland General › Re: Most Active Age Group On Nairaland? by blank(f): 4:55pm On Aug 04, 2011
Should have done a category for under 10yrs. That should be the most active group in the romance section.
Crime › Re: Mob Attacks ‘human Parts Eaters’ by blank(f): 4:47pm On Aug 04, 2011
Scary! Remember Clifford Orji? So there are many still roaming around Lagos? What happenened to their charms?

I think i saw it on Vanguard.
Crime › Re: Community Begs Aregbesola To Release King - A rapist by blank(f): 4:44pm On Aug 04, 2011
@ Tpiah, are you seriously justifying what the oba did? Like are you for real? In this day and age? I am so surprised at you even if the girl is Yoruba.

I tire for girls like you.
NYSC › Re: Condom Scarcity At NYSC Orientation Camp by blank(f): 4:14pm On Aug 04, 2011
amblors:
yea Nowa GBAM. grin grin
No dulling.
NYSC › Re: Condom Scarcity At NYSC Orientation Camp by blank(f): 4:13pm On Aug 04, 2011
Then guys would be trying to be friendly to you. If they see you are not down, they will jejely move on to the next one. Hopefully they will have better luck.

The guys i pitied were the guys that were seriously looking for action but no girl gree for them. My classmate kept telling me how he was roasting sey no girl don even gree kiss talkless of being intimate. I moved away from him o b4 he started thinking that i should help him out. cheesy
NYSC › Re: Condom Scarcity At NYSC Orientation Camp by blank(f): 4:04pm On Aug 04, 2011
We must have been in the same camp. Port Harcourt, we hail thee. Una too gbaski.


amblors:
The "Most Exciting" News/gist from my Camp,

was that of a NEWLY WED lady that came to camp, met a fresh BOBO.

they got caught one night after Hours,

and em,  news was that the Deputy Camp Director (i think thats the name they're called) was a matured lady probably close to 60 and still single.
she's almost ANTI- Fornication me thinks.

Anyways the matter was reported to her that night.

And her next of Kin [Her Hussie] was informed the next morning that his property was being deported from camp.

They gave him reasons news was that the man came to camp and told her not to return to his house



BTW, the soldiers were also feasting on Willing ladies too, some of em were doing it for NYSC posting. the rest, probably leisure.
Health › Re: How Early Is Antenatal? by blank(f): 3:52pm On Aug 04, 2011
You see why u need to register early? Pls, AVOID anti malaria right now. U should have started folic acid even before you got pregnant. Its very important in the prevention of some serious deformities in the baby especially at this early stage. THe earlier u start folic acid the better. 400mgs for your baby and 400mgs for u.
Crime › Terror Gangs Paralyse Mushin…increasing Human Tolls Recorded Daily by blank(op): 1:36pm On Aug 04, 2011
*Residents allege police negligence/connivance

By Ifeanyi Okolie

The seeming insensitivity of the police in Lagos State may have given rise to hostilities and continuous bloodshed at Mushin area in Lagos State. The densely populated area has been plunged into severe civil unrest by cult groups fighting for supremacy.

The mayhem that occasioned security lapses in the volatile area has also led to the death of more than 50 persons in the past three months while many others sustained severe injures. In fact, the carnage is so frightening to the extent that residents of the area are relocating to other safer places in the city of excellence, Lagos and beyond.

Investigations conducted by Crime Alert recently indicated that the police in the area may have treated the violent situation with kids gloves, which led to the repeated attacks on residential areas and other suburbs. Some residents accused the police of being compromised while others alleged that they have been aiding some warring factions to attack their opponents.

Kolawole Jegede told Crime Alert yesterday that the police in the area have been predominantly slow because their responses to violent attacks that occur almost on a daily bases, leaves much to be desired. He alleged that the attitude of law enforcement agents has given the hoodlums ample opportunities to terrorize people in the area.

“The bulk of the blame should go to the police who have showed so much insensitivity to the crises in this area since it’s inception. The police at Area D Command are not helping matters at all. They have a very bad attitude at responding to crisis in this area on time. They always arrive at the scene after the hoodlums might have finished wrecking havoc,” he stated. Other residents of the area also alleged that none of the arrested offenders has been prosecuted since the inception of the crisis.


Firemen at work in one of the razed buildings at Mushin

How they use the police
Those interviewed told Crime Alert that over the years, policemen from different sections in the state, especially, those attached to the dreaded Special Anti Robbery Squad (SARS) in Ikeja, have been used by the warring factions to intimidate and harass opponents in the area. This, they pointed out, is more evident as no body has been prosecuted or sent to prison since the inception of violent clashes in the area.

It is as if they are afraid of arresting and prosecuting perpetrators of these heinous crime in the area.

People behind the attacks

Investigations also revealed that there are two vicious factions battling over control of the area. One of the factions, according to reliable sources, has backed out of the battle leaving just another splinter faction to battle with the remaining one in order to take total control of the area.

A resident, who simply identified himself as Ajibola, who resides in Ereko, Idi-Oro told Crime Alert that the Baba-Alado led faction, has refused to back down on their attacks like the other factions.

“Elders in Mushin, in their efforts to end the civil strive in the area, summoned the factions. One of them accepted the agreement but the others did not. What they now do is to attack people in areas they think are not loyal to them”. It was revealed that areas loyal to the Babal Alaodo faction includes, the notorious Akala, Mosolashi, Ala-Salatu, Ogunbaye and Onifade streets. Hoodlums from these areas have been carrying out series of attacks on residents of both the Railway line of New Balogun street, Yuba street, Ikeolu street, Coker lane, Erekpo, Ogunbanjo, parts of Idiraba including Fadeyi areas of the state.

Life around these areas not loyal to the Baba-Alado faction is not longer fun, as residents of these areas have been subjected to constant fear and trepidation. No week passes without news of people being shot and killed by armed men who attack them. When Crime Alert visited Fadeyi area , people were seen running helter-skelter for their lives following intermittent sounds of gun shots from different directions. Fear- stricken residents were seen fleeing also in different directions.

“ This is how we run all the time in this area when ever we hear the sound of a blast, we really don’t wait to see what is behind it. We have seen so many people killed through fighting and now we don’t wait any more to see what is behind it”. a female trader who simply identified herself as Mama Bose told Crime Alert.

It was further revealed that since the attacks intensified, rents in the area has nosedived to lower rates . “A lot of people are running away from these area due to the increasing fighting and people don’t want to loose their lives here. The ugly situation has so far forced a massive decline on the price of real estate. Formally, rooms were rented for N3000 but now it has been reduced to N1000. Aside that, commerce is really very poor as you can see for your self, shops are locked and people are not ready to trade,” stated another resident of the area.

Those residing at Idi-Oro and Idi-Araba who have suffered incessant number of attacks from the hoodlums seem to be worse hit by this development. Last Monday attack on Idi-Oro where five persons were killed, 20 vehicles vandalized and several stores looted was an anti-climax to another attack carried out on Friday, July 22, 2011 at Idi-Araba which led to the gruesome murder of a 16-year-old hairdresser, Nofisat Adeyemi, and a 30-year-old man, Garuba Muhammad, during a vicious attack in the area by the same hoodlums, on Paul Okuntola Street.



Akinyemi Badejo, a residents believes that government has lost it grip in Mushin due to the ever recurring spate of violent clashes buy warring hoodlums. “It is time for government to rise and confront this crisis from the roots in order to put a complete end to the raging violence. Peace has to return to this area and that is what we deserve as citizens of this country. I am sure that all that is needed now is for government to get all parties involved into a round table and explore ways this crisis will be put to an end”.


The proliferation of ammunition across areas in Mushin has remained the most troubling aspect of the whole issue. Ever since the outbreak of violence in the area and government murky attempt at quelling the crisis, no one has ever thought of checking the alarming influx of arms and ammunition into the area. So far, no fewer than 50 persons have lost their lives in the area during such clashes while properties worth millions have been looted or vandalized.
In the beginning….

Tracing the genesis of the gang war, some of the residents said there was relative peace in the area until 1999 when it was engulfed by serious clashes between two factions of Oodua Peoples Congress (OPC). The OPC crisis later threw the entire Lagos State into pandemonium following the enormity of the carnage recorded in the area. Akala street in Mushin, a suburb of the state was practically turned into a battle ground for the warring OPC factions. It took the intervention of the Federal Government, before the situation was finally brought under control.

Residents of Mushin were still basking in the euphoria of the relative peace that had returned to the area, when in early 2010, two factions of the NUTRW engaged each other in another round of battle for territorial control. There had been several clashes between factions of the transport union in the past over change of leadership, but the early 2010 clash around Olorunsogo area of Mushin however, heralded a new regime of violence in the area.

The crisis in Mushin is ideally supposed to be a clash between two factions of hoodlums. It has, however, turned into an intricate battle involving the National Union of Road Transport Workers Union (NURTW), the OPC, several factions of hoodlums and two political parties.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/08/terror-gangs-paralyse-mushin-increasing-human-tolls-recorded-daily/
Crime › 6 Feared Dead In Police, Ex-massob Clash In Onitsha. Massob Members Help Police by blank(op): 1:34pm On Aug 04, 2011
By VINCENT UJUMADU

AWKA – SIX persons were feared dead, yesterday, in Onitsha, Anambra State, during a shoot-out between policemen and ex-members of Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra, MASSOB.

No fewer that 50 members of the group were arrested.

Vanguard gathered that the shoot-out ensued when the alleged expelled members of MASSOB operating at Ose Nku Ogbe-Ijaw and extorting money and harassing traders were attacked by armed policemen acting on information.

An eye-witness said the MASSOB members had invaded the Ose Nku Ogbe-Ijaw area to carry out their alleged extortion of traders, when the traders alerted the police based on the earlier information that the suspects were not MASSOB members.

He said: “The boys came in their usual way. Thereafter, policemen, acting on information by MASSOB that the boys were not their members, arrived the scene. On sighting the policemen, the hoodlums opened fire on them and the police returned fire, in the process, about five members of the group were gunned down while a policeman was killed.”

It was also gathered that about four policemen were disarmed by the ex MASSOB members, who attacked policemen at Creek Road in the commercial city.

It took the intervention of the joint military and police detachment which arrived the scene to overpower the hoodlums who retreated and fled through a water tunnel located in the area.

Anambra State Police Public Relations Officer, Mr Emeka Chukwuemeka confirmed the incident, although he denied that the hoodlums disarmed the policemen. He said no policeman was killed, adding that only one person was shot.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/08/6-feared-dead-in-police-massob-clash-in-onitsha/
Politics › Re: Picture Of Delta State Cheques To Pay Obasanjo Farms by blank(f): 12:44pm On Aug 04, 2011
I wonder the bank staff that gave out all these information. Someone might lose his job and maybe even his life over this.

Obj, na real wa o.
Properties › Re: The Business And Profitability Of Rental Properties by blank(f): 12:28pm On Aug 04, 2011
You could get loans from micro finance bank, it is cheaper.
Family › Re: Why Do Girls Add Weight Or Get Fat In Their Huuby's House. by blank(f): 11:55am On Aug 04, 2011
After having kids, it is not easy to lose the baby fat. So it accumulates over time with more kids. Also, regular sex makes a lady fat, no joke.
Health › Re: How Early Is Antenatal? by blank(f): 11:40am On Aug 04, 2011
Read books and register early so that they will tell you what to eat and drink while pregnant.
Meanwhile avoid Vitamin A but take up to 800mg of Folic acid everyday.
Nairaland General › Re: Science Section! We Need One! by blank(f): 8:25am On Aug 04, 2011
How many times will this ish make front page. Na by force. Science ni, science ko. It will be DOA. After the initial buzz, it will die a sorry death.
I need cartoons section too.
Fashion › Re: Fashion Turn-offs by blank(f): 8:23am On Aug 04, 2011
too many accessories.
Fashion › Re: What Do Hair Dressers Do That Really Annoy You? by blank(f): 11:29pm On Aug 03, 2011
Even the most established saloons av dir issues. Stopped going to Down Town in Surulere cos the drama was just too much. The one I av started using is this Gentle Treatment Hair school in VI. They are very attentive just that u av 2 use their products.
Fashion › Re: What Do Hair Dressers Do That Really Annoy You? by blank(f): 4:33pm On Aug 03, 2011
Rinsing my hair only twice cos they are trying to conserve water. How does that concern me? For crying out loud, the foam is still pink.
Crime › Re: Armed Robbers Take Over Lekki Axes In Lagos by blank(f): 3:59pm On Aug 03, 2011
You are so right. Last week my aunt told me that armed robbers went to their house and stole from every single flat in that compound (Abijo). They even slapped her 1 yr old grandson cos the little baby still wanted to sleep instead of lying on the ground. Felt so sad.

The police came after they had left.
Nairaland General › Re: Nairaland 2011 Ethnic Census. by blank(f): 1:29pm On Aug 03, 2011
How about an option called Nigerian?
Nairaland General › Re: I Do I Get To Awolowo Road Ikoyi From Ojuelegba? by blank(f): 1:05pm On Aug 03, 2011
Take a bus from Obalende that is heading for Ajah and stop at first round about. When you get there, ask all those okada men that hang around the gate. Never heard of the estate though.
Family › Re: The Positive But Harsh Excuses. . . . Can You Or Have You Gotten Used To It? by blank(f): 1:03pm On Aug 03, 2011
Now its on front page with lots of little kids, I am out of here.
Family › Re: He Impregnated Her But Can't Marry Her: by blank(f): 12:56pm On Aug 03, 2011
Mr poster, Na you be the friend. Why can't u just own up to ur problem?
All i can say is LMAO.
Nairaland General › Re: Boriswole and 'frontbot' Now Supermods. by blank(f): 12:43pm On Aug 03, 2011
I think they are members that have changed their usernames so people will not realise who they are. Or they could be member's of Seun's family. No reason why Nland can not become a family business.
Food › Re: Funny/Strange Combinations Of Food You Have Eaten Or Seen People Eat? by blank(f): 11:38am On Aug 03, 2011
Saw someone eating egusi and jollof rice. Also seen beans and bread, beans and custard, bread and fish, etc.

The ones i ate; eko (agidi) and akara. My mum used to make us eat this as kids and i hated it. That is why now, i can not stand agidi though i can eat akara small small. She also made us eat white rice and egusi. That woman sef. My friend made me eat Indomie and Ugu. I gave her indomie to make for me cos i was very busy. Came and saw Ugu inside. Was very hungry so had to eat it. My belly ran for 2 days. No try am o, u go hate yourself.
Culture › Re: Why Do ''poor'' Nigerian Give Birth To A Lot Of Children by blank(f): 10:13am On Aug 03, 2011
I think is cos they are too poor to afford good condoms so they try and recycle the used ones and so plenty plenty holes. Or they just don't care? Maybe cos they are not educated cos i noticed that people that are educated (and not just rich) have a lower number of children. By the time you think of school fees all the way to university, U will see that condoms are cheaper.

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