₦airaland Forum

Twelve soldiers and seven policemen
were killed in recent attacks in Borno by
suspected members of the Boko Haram,
the commander of the military Joint Task
Force (JTF), Major General Jah Ewansiah,
has said.
The military had last week denied that
up to a dozen officers were killed in the
Malumfatori attack on soldiers by the
Boko Haram on August 4. The JTF
spokesman had claimed in a statement
that only two soldiers and a policeman
were killed in the attack as well as
another attack in Bama.
The JTF, like the Nigerian military, is
notorious for reducing or denying
casualty of soldiers, security officials,
and civilians in operations against
insurgents and criminals.
Mr. Ewansiah, however, revealed the
casualty to the Borno State Governor,
Kashim Shettima, when the latter visited
the JTF headquarters on Friday to
condole with the Task Force over the
ugly occurrence.
‘We have lost 12 soldiers in Malumfatori
and seven policemen in Bama attacks.
But despite that the JTF is resolute and
committed to ensure that peace is
completely restored in Borno state, even
if it means losing their lives,” Mr.
Ewansiah said.
The governor donated N1 million to the
families of each of the deceased
soldiers and policemen.
The JTF had earlier claimed that it killed
32 Boko Haram members in the two
attacks.

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@op just look at d screen shot u posted, it says it all about blackberry os

all these crazy topics that make front page eennhhh, one day we will see "blalalala in the tiolet with pics

[quote author=acidosis™]I don't understand..

"My Fiance" - coming from a girl who r a p e d a S.A guy on tv? And then the "Fiance" is married to another lady, and she (beverly) still refers to him as "My Fiance"..

and you Mr Op assumed the "Beverly Fiance" is Mr 2Shot?


Whats all these[/quote]no i believe op meant mr 2shotz nd not 2shot

“YOU received free, give free.” ( Matthew
10:8 ) Jesus issued that instruction to his
apostles when he sent them forth to preach the
good news. Did the apostles obey this
directive? Yes, and they continued to do so
even after Jesus departed from the earth.
For instance, when the former sorcerer Simon
saw the miraculous powers possessed by the
apostles Peter and John, he offered to pay
them to impart that power to him. But Peter
rebuked Simon, saying: “May your silver perish
with you, because you thought through money
to get possession of the free gift of God.”— Acts
8:18-20 .
The apostle Paul displayed a spirit similar to
Peter’s. Paul could have allowed himself to be a
financial burden to his Christian brothers in
Corinth. However, he worked with his own
hands to support himself. (Acts 18:1-3 ) Thus, he
could say with confidence that he had preached
the good news to the Corinthians “without
cost.”— 1 Corinthians 4:12; 9:18 .
Sad to say, many who claim to be followers
of Christ have not shown the same willingness
to “give free.” Indeed, many of the religious
leaders in Christendom will “instruct just for a
price.” (Micah 3:11 ) Some religious leaders have
even become wealthy from money collected from
their flocks. In 1989, one U.S. evangelist was
sentenced to a jail term of 45 years. The
reason? He had been “defrauding supporters of
millions of dollars and using some of the money
to buy homes, cars, holidays and even an air-
conditioned dog kennel.”— People’s Daily
Graphic, October 7, 1989.


people shine ur eye abi unu na mu amu?

illusions of a confused female mammalia

By AZOMA CHIKWE and CHRISTOPHER OJI
Three gun-shot victims rushed to the Accident
and Emergency Ward of the Lagos University
Teaching Hospital (LUTH), Idi-Araba, on Monday
night are in stable condition, while the fourth
person died on arrival, Daily Sun learnt
yesteray.
The victims, three men and a pregnant woman,
were allegedly shot by one Corporal Mohammed
Abubakar from MOPOL 17, Akure, Ondo State at
Diamond Estate, Festac Town, following a
disagreement over an unconfirmed matter. It
was gathered that the four victims were
allegedly shot in a fast food joint by the
corporal who was suspected to be drunk at the
time of the incident.
Eyewitnesses said the disagreement and flaring-
up of tempers occurred that night at the fast
food joint where noodles is the main delicacy.
The angry corporal opened fire on the victims
and fled. The policeman who is not attached to
the Lagos Police Command, was said to be on
an unofficial visit to a company in Diamond
Estate.
Meanwhile, when our reporter visited LUTH, the
three surviving victims were being attended to
by doctors who assured that they will make it.
The consultants regretted the death of one of
the victims, blaming his demise on the site of
the bullet wound and the time of arrival of the
patients to the hospital.
A consultant, who spoke to Daily Sun on
condition of anonymity, disclosed that of the
three surviving patients, the two men will go for
surgery because of the nature of wounds they
sustained from the gunshot and also to retrieve
bullets and pellets from their bodies.
“The pregnant woman who appears to be a bit
more lucky, will not need surgery, she will
undergo intensive and general care and be
discharged. One of the men was shot in the
eye, ophatalmologists are working hard to
ensure the wound does not degenerate, he will
be operated soon.
“The second man was shot in the thigh, he will
also undergo surgery, apart from the damage
done on the site of the wound, there are
indications that bullet pellets lodged in the
muscles must be retrieved,” he said.
Confirming the incident, LUTH’s spokesperson,
Mrs Hope Nwawolo, said the three victims are
in stable condition and are responding to
treatment. “The hospital has drafted a team of
experts to ensure that they are well taken care
of medically”, she said.
The state Commissioner of Police (CP), Mr Umar
Manko, confirmed that a police corporal from
MOPOL 17, Akure, Ondo State was responsible
for the shooting. “The corporal is not from the
Lagos State Police Command. He is from MOPOL
17, Akure. He was attached to a company in
Festac Town, but I wonder what a mobile
policeman from Akure is doing in Lagos.
The CP said he has asked the Area Commander
for Festac area, Mr Dan Okoro, to contact his
Squadron Commander to explain what the
policeman from his unit was doing in that
company at that time. Manko disclosed the
force has declared manhunt for the corporal
who took to his heels after committing the
crime.
Another eyewitness said that the corporal went
to the fast food vendor to eat noddles when a
quarrel broke out between him and other
customers. The source said in the process, he
fired sporadically and took to his heels. “The
policeman would have been lynched by a mob,
but they were afraid to go after him as he was
fully armed,” the eyewitness said.



http://sunnewsonline.com/new/cover/drunk-policeman-kills-one-in-lagos/

desire z for sale or swap in umuahia or enugu

chaaaai! c wetin ASUU strike dey do onwubiko.

dont all these prophets and pastors forsee anything gud? death here and there.


for those calling names of those who will die before 2014, you act as if your life is in your hands. una fit no c december 2013

Obinnau: Guy can it go for 11k? Ur location and the pics?

no sir, currently in umuahia sir

Obinnau: how much?

just 15k

still selling

Omololaeni: How much

15k with 16g sd card

rooted htc desire z with 16gb sdcard

moral of d story; before you purchase an item, use ur head.

Chillisauce: Why is her feet black like that. Is she bleaching

no she is dying her skin

mtcheew oyibo get problem

Brainrex: HTC cha cha sold
Tecno n3 stolen
Samsung Captivate stolen
Tecno p3 sold
Samsung galaxy s2 stolen
Tecno l3
HTC one S
HTC sensation XE(for sale)

oga which area u dey stay cos u get record for stolen? sorry about that mate.
xperia s; dashed out
n3: sold
htc mt4g: sold
samsung rugby smart: sold
htc desire z: for sale

mercy's husband in the last pics looks like a younger t.b. joshua, abi na my glasses de decieve me?

was fenando. torres worth £50 million when he was aquired by chelsea?

At least eight people killed by suspected Boko
Haram fighters in northeastern city of Maiduguri ,
witnesses and army say.
At least eight people have been killed by
suspected Boko Haram fighters in Nigeria ' s
northeastern city of Maiduguri , witnesses and
the army said.
The attack , which occurred on Tuesday , targeted
teachers and Muslim clerics, witnesses told the
Associated Press new agency on Thursday.
Bala Anjikui, a school teacher, said the fighters
used knives to kill victims in the attack on Bui
town nearly 200 km south of Maiduguri to avoid
gunshots attracting soldiers .
A military spokesman warned on Thursday that
Boko Haram planned more " massive attacks "
aimed at their stronghold in the northeastern
town of Maiduguri .
Lieutenant Colonel Sagir Musa said the attacks
are plotted to coincide with Muslims marking the
final week of fasting in the holy month of
Ramadan.
Nigeria , divided almost equally between Muslims
and Christians, declared a state of emergency on
May 14 to fight an Islamic uprising by fighters in
the northeast who want to impose Islamic law .
The insurgency poses the greatest threat in
years to security in Africa ' s biggest oil producer
and most populous nation of more than 160
million.
Earlier on Thursday, the military congratulated
themselves on the arrest of a leader of a
Nigerian armed group in neighbouring Niger ,
saying it had foiled a plot to regroup and launch
more attacks .
A statement on Thursday said intelligence agents
from both countries had been on the trail of the
leader who was arrested on Saturday in a
border area. It did not identify the leader or his
group.
Northeast Nigeria borders Niger and Chad and
troops from all three countries have formed a
joint force to try to secure hundreds of
kilometers of porous borders.
The statement said the arrested leader had fled
the military clampdown since the state of
emergency was introduced and was recruiting
and training fighters in Niger to launch attacks in
Nigeria .


http://m.aljazeera.com/story/201381194058468813

abi he is sueing for publicity,.........publicty he wants, publicity he got.

[quote author=Kc2swit]Can dat DESIRE go for 5k plus XPERA?[/quote)
which of the xperia models?

which xperia?

The Federal Government on Wednesday
appealed to parents and students of the
nation's universities to bear with it in what it
described as the unfortunate consequences of
the closure of universities, while it worked
hard to end the ongoing industrial action
embarked upon by members of the Academic
Staff Union of Universities.
Minister of Information, Mr. Labaran Maku,
made the appeal while speaking with State
House correspondents at the Presidential Villa,
Abuja, on Wednesday.
Maku said the government had resolved to
end the crisis because of the damages
perennial strikes had inflicted on the nation's
education sector.
He said the perennial disruption of academic
calendar as a result of strikes had become a
source of worry to the government.
The minister, however, expressed the
confidence that the negotiation being currently
spearheaded by the Minister of Labour, Chief
Emeka Wogu, and the Minister of Education,
Prof. Ruqqayat Rufa'i, would soon produce the
desired result.
He said, "The Federal Government has been
far more worried than you think concerning the
strike in tertiary institutions, because of the
disruption of the school calendar. So, the
government is concerned and very worried,
and since the outset of the strike, the
government has been negotiating with ASUU
through the Ministry of Labour and
Productivity and the Ministry of Education.
"So, we are appealing to our people,
particularly parents and children of this nation
to bear with us; to show more understanding
and we pray that this type of strike will not
recur, because the public school system
suffers a lot of damage with the perennial
strikes."
Meanwhile, ASUU said on Wednesday in Ago-
Iwoye, Ogun State, that the Federal
Government was financially buoyant to fund
the implementation of the 2009 agreement
with the union.
ASUU alleged that the government had, during
this year alone, been selling crude at about
150 per cent of budget price and has since
January this year collected about N500bn in
excess of projected revenue from tax alone.
ASUU Co-ordinator in the South West, Dr.
Adesola Nasir, stated this during a news
conference in Ago-Iwoye on the five-week old
strike by university lecturers.
Nasir, who is also the Chairman of Olabisi
Onabanjo University branch of ASUU, stressed
that the Federal Government had the financial
means to honour the agreement.
He described the lingering crisis in the
Nigerian university system as a reflection of
the insensitivity of the Federal Government to
the plight of Nigerians.
The union therefore said it was embarrassing
to discover that the government had denied
the existence of any agreement with the
university lecturers.
It further stated that it was unfortunate that
the progress made so far in resolving the
lingering crisis over the non-implementation of
the 2009 agreement, failed to match the
required urgency required to arrest the decline
in the country's citadel of learning.
He said, "Our union had thought the
government would save itself the
embarrassment of being exposed as most
insensitive to the plight of Nigerians.
"At the first meeting called by government
representatives to address the aforementioned
issue, our representatives got the shocker of
all time when the Secretary to the Government
of the Federation expressed the denial of the
existence of the Memorandum of
Understanding on the annual release of
N400bn for three years as intervention fund
for public universities in the country."
From the Ibadan Zone of ASUU, five
universities on Wednesday insisted that the
ongoing strike by the union would not be
called off unless the Federal Government met
their demands.
The universities are University of Ibadan;
University of Lagos; Federal University of
Agriculture, Abeokuta; Olabisi Onabanjo
University, Ago Iwoye; Lagos State University
and Tai Solarin University of Education.
The union, at a press briefing in LASU on
Wednesday, also faulted universities that
conducted Post-Unified Tertiary Matriculation
Examinations, despite the ongoing strike.
Some of the universities that have written
their Post-UTME are Obafemi Awolowo
University, Ile-Ife; University of Ilorin,
University of Lagos, Lagos State University
and University of Nigeria, Nsuka, among
others.
Zonal Coordinator, Ibadan Zone of ASUU, Dr.
Adesola Nasir, explained that the union
embarked on the strike to protest against the
decline in the universities in terms of teaching,
research, facilities, including students'
accommodation.


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s.a

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a typical example of a lebanese

skotch: God! Wot kinda pple did u bring to nigeria? Tufiakwa!

fairly used once

sexkillz: [color=#000030]
How many present day wives have the interests of their husbands at heart like this girl does?

Smh.
[/color]

NONE.

Originalsly: They are not interested in colonizing Nigeria nor sorting out the problems....just controlling/exploiting the natural resources...oil for now. Think Libya, Afghanistan, Iraq.

just saying mate