₦airaland Forum

omonnakoda:
Why not restrict yourr commentary to those things you know something about.


Firstly there was a loss of over 300 billion in just one day,yes ONE DAY, about $1.5 billion. It so happens that on that same day the US NASDAQ lost $80 billion

That was not the worst of it.


On 20 August 2015 the NASDAQ had the worst day of the year losing 2% about $160 billion ( Google is your friend). Those who have a dog in the fight know the cost of a Vet.

omenka:
Ignore the poor thing. What do you expect of a people that imagine Akpabio lied when he said Buhari called him when he was lying in his hospital bed and wished him well, that he's being remembered in prayers??

These people are the greatest enemies this country has- even worse than Boko Haram in my view. The difference between the two of them is "chance"- chance to bear arm. Arm these guys and they wouldn't think twice before they shoot their own mothers for saying anything positive about Buhari.

They are the scum under the earth upon which we thread- they are always expected to be there but should always be ignored.

babestella:
E-rodent like you, the thunder that struck you yesterday really charred you medulla. You will never make any reasonable comment in your life. Yeye donkey.

zomoears:
The task ahead has to be accomplished within the dictates of the constitution of the FRN. Such line of action is far fetched.

Besides this Lame dude does not speak for the Presidency.

SUBWAY101:
Descartes, You are the most useless being ever. Fulani are raping your women in Imo, killing your chief in Enugu but nothing happened. Better go find work to do. Ediot

nickyvil:
Did you go through the link you posted at all !!! I clicked on the link, punch ng was talking about Sunday blast.. !!!Are you blind!!!, to read the full content.

wordcat:
Boko haram has been defeated and the remaining ones are surrendering in their thousands even their bomb makers are cooling off in detention.
Pleas e ignore any news of bomb blast

nickyvil:
The link says Sunday's attack not today please always click and read before you criticize. Thanks

jabbok:
Sallah gift for the national security adviser Monguno, who is the most competent for the job.

The Police on Monday said 54 persons were killed in Sunday’s multiple bomb attacks in parts of Maiduguri, the Borno State capital. The Borno State Police Public Relations Officer, Emmanuel Isuku, an Assistant Superintendent of Police, who confirmed this, also revealed on the telephone to journalists that 90 persons were injured during the attacks.http://www.punchng.com/news/bharam-killed-54-in-maiduguri-mosque-attacks-police/

Twenty-seven persons were killed and 62 others injured during bomb attacks on Monguno, a town about 135 kilometres from Maiduguri, the capital of Borno State.

A member of the youth vigilante group, Idris Baba, told our correspondent on Tuesday that the Monguno attack happened at about the same time 54 persons were killed through bombs planted by members of the Boko Haram Islamic sect in Maiduguri on Sunday.

He said a bomb explosion from a suicide bomber hit the Onion section of a local market at Monguno on Sunday evening, which resulted in the death of not less than 27 persons, mostly traders.

A medical officer at the state Specialists Hospital, Maiduguri, who spoke anonymously, said, “Five vehicles conveyed 62 injured persons from the Monguno attack to the Specialists Hospital in Maiduguri (on Monday afternoon) but we quickly asked them to go to the University Teaching Hospital, because our facilities are over-stretched.”

A resident of Monguno, Baana Abubakar, who accompanied some of the injured persons to Maiduguri, confirmed to our correspondent that 27 persons were killed.

“I was at the Onion market after the bomb explosion to help in the rescue of people. I counted 27 dead bodies from the scene,” he said.

“We lost 27 people in the bomb blast. Our people have started burying the dead ones. One of the injured ones we brought to Maiduguri today also died,” he said.

Confirming the attack, the Borno State Police Commissioner, Aderemi Opadokun, in a text message, said, “Yes, at about 1330 hrs of 21/9/15, caretaker Chairman of Monguno Local Government reported an IED Explosion at Monguno Onion Market at about 2130 hrs of 20/9/15.

“Some people died on the spot while others sustained various degrees of injuries. Injured victims were transferred to UMTH, Maiduguri, while the dead were buried by their relations. The scene has been visited. Investigation is presently in progress.”

Monguno is the birth place of the National Security Adviser, Maj. Gen. Babagana Monguno.

Meanwhile, the pan-Northern socio-political organisation, Arewa Consultative Forum, on Tuesday urged the Nigerian military never to be deterred by the renewed bombing by the Boko Haram insurgents in Maiduguri, Borno State.

The Boko Haram terrorists had on Sunday carried out multiple suicide bombings which claimed 50 lives at Damari and Bulunkutu areas of Borno State.

However, the ACF said in a statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Muhammad Ibrahim, in Kaduna that the military was already winning the war on insurgents and should not relent.

According to the forum, with the renewed effort of the military and the civilian JTF, Maiduguri had experienced relative peace, “but for this wicked act of barbarism on September 20,2015.”

The ACF, while condemning the continued use of suicide bombers by Boko Haram to kill innocent people, also hailed the Nigerian military for the onslaught on the terrorists’ enclaves.

It noted that all the Nigerian military needed to route out the insurgents was to intensify its intelligence synergy with the community.

The northern body said,”Arewa Consultative Forum was shocked and disturbed by the sad news of the multiple bomb blasts again which occurred on Sunday September 20, 2015, at Gomari and Bulunkutu areas of Maiduguri, the capital of Borno State, killing about 50 people with many injured.

“The ACF condemns in strong terms the continued use of suicide bombers by Boko Haram terrorists to kill innocent people in the name of a religious war, as no religion condones such cruel and barbaric act.

“The ACF wishes to commend the military and other security agencies for the continued onslaught on the terrorists’ enclaves and hideouts, thereby dislodging them from their strong holds.

“The ACF urges the military not to be deterred by the cowardly act of the Boko Haram terrorists, as their renewed effort and determination will soon end the insurgency.

“The ACF also appeals to the military to intensify its synergy of sharing intelligence with the community.”

The ACF also condoled with families of those who lost their loved ones, the government and people of Borno State over the tragic incident.