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[img]http://1.bp..com/-863jehRFtlo/UneLRBWcNwI/AAAAAAAA0rQ/4KSNgE75PrY/s280/soldier.jpg[/img] A man was punished this morning by soldiers on Ikorodu road for crossing the express road instead of using the flyover bridge. The man ought to have used the bridge instead of crossing the road. But do you think what the soldiers did was right? For me to be candid this picture is funny. But hate what they did to this guy. These soldiers always do things stupid to people.
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Clerverly: Wicked church people!

LOL.. WHAT IS THIS ONE SAYING?

chidindufrank: ;DAllah is the name of a vampire

TOTALLY FUNNY!

nameo: And she is going straight to hell. Very unfortunate, in deed

JUDGE NOT. FOR YOU NOT TO BE JUDGED!

I DONT PITY YOUR LIFE SISTER.
IT IS YOUR SOUL I PITY MOST...

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Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau, said in a video released yesterday that he led an October 24 attack in which 35 people found in military uniforms were killed in Damaturu, the Yobe state capital..
“Look at what happened in Damaturu,” the head of the Islamist group said in the video obtained by French News Agency (AFP) through the same intermediary as previous clips.
“Since we killed them with our hands — in fact I was the commander of the operation — so, you cannot say I’m making conjecture,” he said.
The authenticity of the video clip — in which Shekau spoke for about 11 minutes in Arabic, Hausa and Kanuri — could not be independently confirmed.
“This is a brief message to the world. We carried out the Damaturu attacks with Allah’s help, with Allah’s might, with Allah’s glory and with victory from Allah, the Creator,” he said.
The video was titled “Battle of Damaturu” in Arabic.
Thirty-five bodies in military uniform were brought to a morgue after a coordinated assault by Boko Haram targeting the security forces, a hospital source had said.
The attack in Damaturu was the first significant raid in a major urban centre in several weeks by the insurgent group waging a four-year Islamist uprising.
Police and residents said large numbers of Boko Haram fighters, some in vehicles and some on foot, stormed Damaturu after dark.
Armed with guns and explosives, they attacked and torched four police buildings, sparking a fierce, hours-long gun battle with the security forces.
Contacted by AFP on October 28, Yobe state military spokesman Capt Lazarus Eli, did not deny reports that dozens of soldiers were killed during the clash.
http://www.nigerianeye.com/2013/11/i-led-attacks-in-yobe-and-we-killed-35.html?m=1

ambrosini593: What do you think?

WHAT I THINK IS THAT I DON TIRE FOR THIS ECLIPS STUFF TODAY! AFTERALL I NEVER WITNESSED IT. AND THATS WHAT HAVE BEEN ALL OVER NAIRALAND'S FRONTPAGE TODAY. NEXT TOPIC PLS...

THE WORLD IS CHANGING.. PEOPLE HAS TO GET MORE CIVILIZED!

ifyalways: Benin is getting too notorious for the wrong things.

STIL BETTER THAN THE NORTHERN PARTS

odua boy: Why do many nigerians suffer from low self esteem.

you mean?

Freeanijoo: that distraction called rebel is not the problem of an average nigerian, we have more pressing issues to attend to, so they might wait or fvck off.

Is that my question bro?

THANK GOD NAIRALAND IS FINALLY OFF THIS ECLIPS STUPID THING.. I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR NEWS SINCE.. NA ECLIPS DEM USE SPOIL FRONTPAGE TODAY.

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Lol.. And that lantern too?

erad: Bros... Take it easy. Some people like topics because they don't really have anything to say but want to follow the thread.

lol. I guess you are the liker bro.

Freeanijoo: Mr presido is busy trying to resolve both ASUU and ASUP strike so the rebel governors should wait, its "turn by turn"

Are you working in the Aso rock?

Idowuogbo: Recycle bin!!!!!

Lubbish!

why are our aunties in the building so same?

WOW!!! ITS DEFINITLY HAPPENING HERE IN EKITI STATE! THE WHOLE CITY IS DARK I CANT SEE ANYTHING BUT MY LAPTOP IN WHICH I AM USING TO BROWSE NOW.





YOU 'VE JUST BEEN FOOLED!!

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Mtshwww!!!

Dustbin section!

[/quote]what is this one saying??

@post
WHAT? AND SOMEONE LIKED THIS TOPIC. Is that a good thing? GOD HELP SOME NAIRALANDERS O.

ochukoccna: Which UK be superpower?

DO YOU HAVE TO QUOTE THE WHOLE POST?

Samgreguc: I know these guys will reconcile, they just tried to make APC feel they are down so as to distract their(APC) build ups.

lol. A politician?

The seven aggrieved governors of the Peoples Democratic Party are waiting for President Goodluck Jonathan to invite them to a meeting on how to resolve the crisis rocking the ruling party.
The spokesperson for the New PDP, Mr. Chukwuemeka Eze, who stated this in an interview with our correspondent in Abuja on Friday, said the governors would attend the meeting anytime it was called.
The governors are Rabiu Kwankwaso(Kano), Aliyu Wamakko(Sokoto), Chibuike Amaechi (Rivers), Sule Lamido(Jigawa), Aliyu Babangida(Niger), Abdulfatai Ahmed(Kwara ) and Murtala Nyako(Adamawa).
Before now, the President had met with the aggrieved governors twice with a view to finding solutions to their grievances, which made them form a faction of the ruling party.
The last meeting was a consultation where the representatives of the governors met with the President and few leaders of the party to inform the President that some of their colleagues had travelled to Saudi Arabia for the hajj.
The meeting, which was held on October 16 at the Presidential Villa, was attended by Amaechi, Aliyu and Kwankwaso.
It was gathered that while the President granted the permission of the governors to shift the meeting till after the Muslim pilgrimage, he also informed them that he would also be visiting Israel to perform the Christian pilgrimage with some of the governors on his side.
Eze told our correspondent that since both sides had returned from their pilgrimages, the meeting could come up anytime from now.
He said, “We are expecting the President to call the meeting anytime from now. Our governors are ready and I can tell you that they would be at the meeting because they respect him and his office.
“There is no way we would not attend the meeting because we want peace to return to our party and we want to discuss how to do this with the President.
“The last meeting could not hold because a majority of our governors had travelled to Mecca and the President also told them that he too would be going to Israel. Now, both sides are back, they can meet anytime soon.”
Asked if the governors would still insist on their demands, Eze said nothing had changed since the last meeting to warrant shifting of ground, but added that the bottomline would be to make their party better.
Eze listed the demands by the governors to include the removal of the National Chairman of the PDP, Bamanga Tukur, presidential recognition of Amaechi as the chairman of the Nigeria Governors’ Forum, stoppage of alleged harassment of members of their group by security agents and restoration of peace to Rivers State chapter of the party.
“These are just our demands, which we consider to be sensible, feasible and could be met in order to restore peace to the party,” Eze added.
Meanwhile, Kwankwaso has been slated to be among the three key discussants at the Progressive Governors’ Forum, which holds in Abuja on Wednesday.
The PGF is made up of the 11 governors elected on the platform of the APC.
It is not clear if Kwankwaso has agreed to defect to the opposition party, but its leaders met with him in Kano on Thursday where he was invited to pitch his tent with the opposition party.
Apart from the Kano State governor, others slated as discussants include the Governor of Edo State, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole, and the Governor of Imo State, Mr. Rochas Okorocha.
A document obtained by our correspondent showed that a former National Chairman of the defunct All Nigeria Peoples Party, Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu, will chair the occasion.
The Interim National Chairman of the APC, Bisi Akande, is listed as the champion of Greater Nigeria while a former Head of State, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd.) will give the keynote address.
http://www.nigerianeye.com/2013/11/were-waiting-for-jonathans-invitation.html?m=1

United States and the United Kingdom have refused to dabble in the N255m bulletproof cars scandal rocking the aviation sector.
The two countries said they would not comment on it because it was a domestic issue of Nigeria.
The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority reportedly bought the two bulletproof cars for the Minister of Aviation, Ms. Stella Oduah.
This has drawn widespread criticisms across the country.
But the two superpowers (US and UK), who have been in the forefront of fighting corruption in governance, refused to comment on the saga.
Inquiry made to the UK High Commission showed that the country was not willing to involve itself in the issue.
“There is no UK angle to the questions you are asking. We cannot make any comment about it”, the Communication Manager (Press & Public Affairs Unit) of the British Deputy High Commission, Mr. Wale Adebajo said in a statement.
The US view was not any different.
The Information Officer, US Embassy, Abuja, Rhonda Ferguson-Augustus, said her country had nothing to say about the alleged scam.
In her response she said, “Thank you for your inquiry; The U.S. Government does not comment on internal Nigerian affairs”.
Oduah on Thursday denied that the NCAA bought the two bulletproof cars for her use.
She stated that the agency bought the cars for its own operations in line with the rising profile of Nigeria as an ICAO member.
http://www.nigerianeye.com/2013/11/reasons-why-us-and-uk-refused-to.html?m=1

LesbianBoy: Cheap girl! *spits*

you know her b4?

@OP [Tolexander] i have noticed your topics do make frontpage a lot and that has got me wondering if your posts on frontpage is more than my mine [codedrock] i think me and you are one of the top 3people that their topics do make frontpage. KEEP IT UP DUDE

WHY ARENT THE SCHOOLS LISTED?