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@ Micklplus pls try it again it might be the time that the server traffic is jam, Try it and submit it again, till they confirm the submition, ok

Seun why anxious to know the source, anyway I will include source in a while, thanks

That is a woman's stuff over here, well the Nnena is most beautifu as at now, queen of all

10ks Seun for been specific, like the corrections

yeah Blaise you got it right, Men of all time in Nigeria history Yekini, Kanu

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a rejected stone can still be a chief corner stone, let see wetin Baba Obj want to carried out by dying for us,

Who know may be lBin Laden has dead or alive? did you?, he has dead

Hello to all, I will like to know your aim and where is your favorite Places of enjoyement out of the 36 State in Nigeria. Which State is the most sweetest anf hotest state of your Choice and states the Local area that make the place hot.

for me I prefare Lagos, Ipodo in Ikeja, Computer Village,Allen Avenue, Toyin Street and western Avenue in Surulere Lagos. Maximum enjoyment.

<<mod: you listed 7 states specifically but now you are asking which is the best out of the 36 states>>

The two children suspected to have contacted the deadly H5N1 bird flu virus in the northern Nigerian state of Kaduna have been confirmed healthy and free from the virus, the official News Agency of Nigeria reported on Tuesday.

Abdulhamid Abubakar, chairman of the Kaduna state committee on bird flu, was quoted as saying that the children were made to undergo necessary test following a complaint by their parents, who suspected that they might have been infected with the virus after contact with some birds about a month ago.

"The children who were treated for fever and cough, had since recovered," Abubakar said, adding that the local fowls in the family compound were destroyed in line with the government's directive.

He said the affected children had been placed on close monitoring for any developments. The Kaduna state is the site of Africa's first bird flu cases, which were confirmed last week.

Abubakar said members of his committee had already visited the home of the affected persons.

Middlesbrough lethal stiker says he has no regrets dumping Nigeria during the Nations Cup, as his game is now on the rise.

Did Nigerian miss Yakubu in Nations Cup?

simply Rashidi Yekini, JJ okocha , Kanu Nwak,

no comment but we prayed that everythings will be settled insha Allahu, we don't want blood again

Eniola! Please don't be discauraged, are there no white men/women working in Nigeria as at now? Pls if you wish to come lto Nigeria make sure you build a nice mansion and you can be a great person amongs your poeple. Come back home, those that are here are the hero. No long at ease atleast if you don't want to permanent stay in Nigeria don't forget where you are grown up. There are many peoples you can help, God made you whom you are and you need to care for someone. Your present are happiness to somebody. Remember Stella died and leave all, when are we not going 2 die. forget about the story that rampant in the papers, here are good to those who are good.

Invitation

Eko Club Atlanta Needs You

lease be Our Guest and Donate Generously on March 11, 2006 at Our Fundraising Event Celebrating Our Five Years of Robust Activities and Service to Humanity

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Venue

Hilton Garden Inn Atlanta Airport/Millennium Center
2301 Sullivan Road,
College Park, Georgia US 30337
Tel: 404-766-0303

Time
6:00pm � 12:00am (No African Time Please)

Guest of Honor

Hon Victor Bosah
(Nigerian Consul General in Atlanta)

Guest Speaker
Dr. Femi Ajayi
(Columnist www.nigerianworld.com)

Special Guest
Mr. Alani Ogunlade
(CEO, Alani's State Farm Insurance Agent)

Eko Club Atlanta (ECA) Activities, Donations and Community Projects

From March 2001 to Present

Read below what we have achieved within our 5 years of existence as charitable club

1. 2005 - Donated Computers to Lagos State University, Lagos Nigeria

2. 2005 - Donated Mattresses, Pillows & Pillow cases to Surulere (Randle) General Hospital, Lagos Nigeria

3. 2005 - Donated 500 pieces of Clothing Items & Shoes to Hosea Feed the Hungry & Homeless organization, Atlanta, GA

4. 2004 - Donated 350 pieces of Clothing Items & shoes to Hosea Feed the Hungry & Homeless organization, Atlanta, GA

5. 2003 - Hosted 2003 Eko Club International Convention which focused on promoting economic development and re-investment in Lagos State

6. 2002 - Contributed to the Lagos Disaster Relief Fund: A joint effort with the Nigeria Consulate General�s Office in Atlanta and other non-profit organization that raised funds for the Lagos (Ikeja bomb) disaster

7. 2001 - The gift of books project donation to Lagos State schools: A joint effort with African Children Funds (ACF - a non profit organization in GA). ACF sponsored the gift of 10,000 books for Lagos Schools

8. 2006? - Collected 550 text books to be donated to Schools: Books have been shipped to Lagos (donation planned for 2006)

9. 2006 - $$$$$$$$$ (We need your financial support to continue with our projects)

Thank you for your support!

But we need more of your support!

These are the reasons why we call for your moral & financial support!

On March 11, 2006

Lanre Oladega Eko Club Atlanta Secretary General

Atlanta GA

lanretwo@hotmail.com

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Two policemen and one civilian were killed on Monday in a clash between policemen and members of the Hausa community in Ojoo, Ibadan. Several others were injured.


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Police confirmed that three persons died but other sources insisted that the dead are five.

Eyewitness said trouble broke out around 11 p.m. on Sunday night when a policeman attempted to arrest a Hausa man for smoking Indian hemp at Sabo trailer park in Ojoo.

The man resisted arrest and called the attention of his colleagues who gathered to rescue him from the police men.

Sensing danger, the officers opened fire, killing the man. The crowd descended on the policemen and killed two of them.

Five persons were said to have been killed in all and several injured in a free for all fight that ensued.

Police Commissioner, Jonathan Johnson, said he has not been briefed on the matter, and the Divisional Police Officer in Ojoo, Femi Adeboye, declined comment.

"I have already briefed the headquarters on the matter and if they want me to address the press on it they should send a written letter to that effect - not even a phone call; I won't accept that. It has to be documented", Adeboye said.

But Police Public Relations Officer, Femi Adedeji, in a telephone interview described the incident as unfortunate.

He said the police have commenced investigation but have not made any arrest.

According to him, the police are not happy at the loss of officers while carrying out their legitimate duties.

Adedeji added: "Some people are already helping us in the investigation to unravel the mystery surrounding the incident".

Another eyewitness at the Ojoo Lagos motor park, Safiu Adeyi, recounted that he and his colleagues had left the garage when the incident happened but that they heard the gun shots and came back in the morning only to find the bodies.

His words: "We were told that it was a clash between police and some Hausa men. No one can really say what happened but some said the number of people that died was nothing less than five".

Armed policemen are still keeping vigil at the Ojoo trailer park to forestall any further outbreak of violence.

Efforts to get the Hausa community head in Sabo, Ojoo to comment were unsuccessful. He was said to be out of town.

Niger Delta militants on Monday threatened to spill blood and unleash greater carnage on oil firms’ facilities and federal interests if by Friday, the Federal Government fails to meet their conditions.

The militants

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Warning the authorities not to test their will, the militants said they would carry out “Operation Black Mamba Strike” at the expiration of the latest deadline, which would include attacking oil facilities and perhaps taking more hostages.

An earlier ultimatum issued to the government expired Monday.

According to the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND), government would be mistaken if it construed its magnanimity in releasing six of the nine oil workers it snatched on February 18, as a sign of weakness and cowardice.

The group, in a statement sent to media houses, restated its demands, including a fresh one calling on government to revisit the contentious demand of delegates from the zone to the National Political Reforms Conference. The delegates had requested the endorsement of 25 per cent derivation fund allocation for states in the region. This is to appreciate at a 20 per cent rate for five consecutive years culminating in 50 per cent resource allocation.

The confab ended without any agreement on the hotly debated issue. Indeed, the South-South delegates staged a walk-out following opposition by their northern counterparts.

The organisation’s demands include: The release of the leader of the Niger Delta Peoples Volunteer Force (NDPVF), Asari Dokubo, the former Governor of Bayelsa State, Diepreye Alamieyeseigha and Joshua Mceriah, an Ijaw activist reportedly jailed in Kaduna recently.

Others are: $1.5 billion compensation ordered by a court to be paid by Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) for oil exploration in the area, as well as resource control.

The militants said the “Black Mamba Strike” has been deferred till March 10 “to minimise casualties and to offer ample room for government to crystallise her commitments to our demands.”

They expressed loss of confidence in President Olusegun Obasanjo’s commitment to resolving the crisis, describing him as “a third term freak” who is pre-occupied with extending his tenure and uses divide and rule tactics.

The militants said the Federal Government must be held responsible for “forcing our hands to arms in the open ridicule of our mothers, fathers, cousins and nephews yet unborn.”

MEND empowered a non-governmental organisation, Union and Integration of the Niger Delta Child for Youth Development (UNIFYD) to represent it and pursue, alongside existing channels of negotiation, the interpretation of the context of its demands with foreign organisations and countries such as the United Nations, United States and Britain.

“We had lost faith in the presidential will of Obasanjo to negotiate the release of the hostages. We are pepping our arsenal for Operation Black Mamba! The 10th of March is around the corner. The blood of MEND shall wash the Niger Delta of every atrocity perpetrated against her by the Nigerian state and her foreign collaborators and whatever consequence befalls our rebellion. The bones of Major Isaac Adaka Boro shall comfort our martyrdom… The revolution of MEND shall stand for the emancipation of the Niger Deltan child,” the group said.

Agang of about 29 youths alleged to be the students of the University of Ado-Ekiti has been nabbed for an alleged robbery attempt on an area in Ikoro-Ekiti, Ijero Local Government of Ekiti-State.

Na wa oooo Student take it easy, No long suffering again? go further pls,


The youths who were said to have stormed the town on the evening of Saturday around 9.30pm in a commercial bus, and however met their waterloo as they were rounded up by the mobile policemen and some other security men drafted to the town.

The culprits were accused of robbery following series of armed robbery attack on the town for the past three weeks however admited being cult members.

The bandits, who were all very young and said to be 400, Level students of the University were found with series of dangerous weapons including cutlasses, cudgels, knives and charms.

An attempt to get the culprits interviewed proved abortive as they were said to have been taken to a police station, while some that got wounded from the beatings received from the people of the town have been taken to a particular hospital.

The commissioner for finance in the state, Hon Toyin Ojo, who hails from the town and was said to be at home when the incidence took place could not be reached as he was said to be busy but a secretary in his office who pleaded annonimity substantiated thestory, claiming that series of armed robbery have taken place before this latest attempt.


So what is going to be happen to this gang after been nabbed?

Seun can that be possible? He further stated that when they sold the goods to one buyer, and the buyer Ran away with their money. Unless if he want his life to be ends up in prison scheme, he will go back

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The Oraku this na 4th world cop ooo

Fellow Nairaland people this message brings a sharp argumentation between two brodas in Lagos. Especially Igbo's living in Lagos. Which one do you prefer?

I met a boy on yahoo chat, and he told me a story about his Life. He further stated that he lives in Lagos and has worked in one company, hidden the name of the company. After him and the one of the security officer had plan the robbery, they did suceed the company, but not suceed in life of the deed. Now wanted to go back and confest and ask for forgiveness. after the company has lost N3.5 Million,

Can he be forgiven? after sacking series of workers. Can this company spared him?

Chairman of the Conference of Nigerian Political Parties (CNPP) and Second Republic Governor of Kaduna State, Alhaji Abdulkadir Balarabe Musa, has lent his voice to public reactions to President Olusegun Obasanjo’s declaration of his preparedness to die for Nigeria.


President Obasanjo had told a delegation of Chinese investors, which visited him, that he was ready to die to ensure the country’s development.

“Everything I do now is to protect Nigeria’s interest and if that will cost me my life, so be it,” he said.

The President said no obstacle would stop him from developing the country, adding: “We believe we can grow our economy by 10 percent every year and if we sustain that for 15 years, we will become a middle strength country industrially.”

http://odili.net/news/source/2006/mar/6/805.html

Is like Baba have a good vision fo Naija oooooo

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Hello Board PPL i think SEUN is doing the right thing in this forum. Well if not because SEUN is trying his best, this forum will not be arrange in the best way. You people are just posting and posting every day, u have to post a reasonable topic and revelant matter. Well, i will have to say we will not be annoy for what admin had caused to us, but let join hands with em ,anything that come have to be with a reason before reacting, thank you

thanks Adeoba, I am so great indeed