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You forgot to add: looking at themselves on the glass-wall of the club while dancing.

bigcil:
its a lie its not live on CNN

Who is this R.E.T.A.R.D?

solomto: My friend is desperate for marriage and weneva she takes a guy to her apartment,the guy wl forget everytin abt her.
She works in a bank and the men that met her likes whatever the see in her physically,she drives a good car and lives in a well furnished 3 bedroom flat. She works in a City that is predominantly wt traders.she narrated her ordeal to me and she also said that the car she's driving was provided to her by her employers as a prize gift.
Nw she was asking me wat to do to attract suitors since they were avoiding her.

@OP, your friend should  open up to you and tell you the truth. maybe she has a bad character as most ladies of substance in this present day do.

A cross section of on-lookers at the scene of the incident

Really it was a horrible sight to behold.   I felt i had taken enough pictures and decided to leave the scene. The fate of these men and what happened to them later is currently unknown to me.

The mob were not finshed with them just yet. They started hitting them with sticks and throwing stones on them but still, these men were just still breathing

But to the surprise of everyone, these men did not die after falling with a mighty thud on the ground.  They only sustained various degrees of injuries

The kidnappers were later dragged out of the vehicle and were seriously beaten to pulp. One of them died in the course of the attack. Then an SSS Agent came and decided to handle the matter by taking the suspects into custody. He handcuffed the two that were alive but while he was calling for backup, the unthinkable happened, some sections of the crowd liaised with themselves and suddenly rushed forward, pushing the suspects from the fly-over bridge in other to finish them off like their dead colleague.

You can see the height of the bridge

The taxi being vandalized

The suspects refused to come out of the vehicle so the angry mob broke the windshield.

This happened on Saturday at Mabuchi for those of you who are familiar with Abuja. The taxi was moving along and someone inside"the victim" seemed to be in apprehension and panic. Passers-by noticed and gave the taxi a hot chase till it stopped. The victim explained his ordeal that when he entered the taxi, the men inside demanded for his phone and the bag he was carrying.

The major problem is not boko haram, it's their sponsors.

The guy get sense. He knows that eventually the compensation will come down from that 5billion to the tune of around maybe N200M or even more after legal negotiations. smart move from the Umuahia-born artiste.

My girl is just narrating her problem to me and i'm replying this post with my BB. She is angry. What a bad timing

Women and their wahala

Watched it on AIT the day b4 yesterday. Chinese folks never cease to amaze me.

An aggressive woman will do anything to prove a point. @OP, today, it is TV, tommorrow, it could be ur head. send her back to her father's house and give her a condition of coming back to ur house with a brand new TV and an undertaken signed by her father and her that she will not destroy any of your props or inflict bodily harm on u. Then deprive her of sex for 3 months to see if she will still abide by the undertaking.

Na wah o! I knew when dis man started his ministry @ ilorin and then Kaduna way back in 1982. I was a kid then. now see levels

When Tochukwu Uzoukwu arrived in Yenagoa, the Bayelsa State capital, in April 2011, he was full of high hopes of a bright future after he might have served his master, Gideon Ezekwem, faithfully for the mandatory years. Born 25 years ago, Uzoukwu, from Umuduruejike community in Isiala Umuozu, Nwangele Local Government area of Imo state Nigeria, has had his dreams shattered. Sadly, Tochukwu is no more.

His hopes have been truncated allegedly by operatives of the dreaded Operation Famou Tangbei who were said to have taken custody of Tochukwu after a certain Sergeant Benjamin had handed him over to them after he was reportedly caught smoking a substance suspected to be Indian hemp.

Investigations by Daily Sun revealed that shock, disbelief and embarrassment were the expressions on the faces of men of the Bayelsa State Police Command, as their investigations have confirmed that actually the OFT operatives were involved in the killing of Tochukwu
Victor Ezekwem, a cousin to the deceased, in an interview, explained that the family would not rest until his killers are brought to book.

He told this reporter: “I am an Igbo man from Umduruejike community in Isi-Alaumuozu Nwangela Local government area of Imo state. This sad incident that led to the death of Tochukwu happened between 6.00pm and 7.00pm on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. I got to know about it when a police officer, Sergeant Benjamin called me on phone, telling me that he had caught one of my boys who was smoking at the time of his arrest. He told me that one of his colleagues went to the toilet at the Shellram waterside, Swali, and saw smoke coming out from one of the rooms and traced it to the boy, Tochukwu Uzuokwu, and that the boy was in his custody as he was speaking with me.

I pleaded with him to please take it easy with the boy until I came to see him. I also told him that that particular boy was an apprentice to my younger brother and that my younger brother was not in town. The next thing was that my relations called me and told me that many people had gathered at the waterside, around the scene of crime. They informed me that Operation Famou Tangbei had killed the boy.” According to an eyewitness, he was led to the river and commanded to raise his hands up, say his last prayers and jump into the river. Sensing that the end had come, he pleaded frantically that they should spare his life as he was Igbo and could not swim.

Otolo Ifeanachor continued the story: “I am just about 18 years old now, and I am an Igbo boy. I am one of the vigilantes here engaged by the traders to watch over their stores. I witnessed what happened to the deceased, Tochukwu on that fateful day. It occurred just before the day got dark, between 6.30 and 7.00pm. I saw the policemen of Operation Famou Tangbei when they dragged the late Tochukwu to the waterside, holding him firmly by his shorts. And I heard the boy saying, ‘I don’t know, I am innocent.’ Before this time, a certain police officer had handed him over to these very Operation Famou Tangbei policemen that they should take care of the boy. It was after they had kept him for a brief period in their van that they dragged him down to the waterside. And they ordered him to say his last prayers.

Tochukwu then said in Igbo that, ‘if God says I will die today I will die.’ The police then told him to run into the river. The boy told them he didn’t know how to swim. But they threatened him and forced him to jump into the river at gun point. Many people watched while this thing was happening. From where I was watching, I saw the boy’s hand come up about three times before he finally drowned. Some persons wanted to go and assist the drowning boy, but everybody was afraid of the gun the policemen were using to threaten everybody. Then, as the policemen were leaving the scene, I heard them talking. One of them said it might be true that the boy didn’t know how to swim. Another one said: “It is false. He knows how to swim and must have hidden himself in the water. I told you people that we should shoot him, but you have allowed him to escape.”

Gideon Ezekwem, who is the direct boss to the deceased, said there are eyewitnesses who are ready to testify whenever the case gets to court. “I am Gideon Ezekwem, a cousin to the deceased and I brought him to Yenagoa about a month ago to assist me in my business. We are from Umuduruejike community in Isiala Umuozu, Nwangele Local Government area of Imo State of Nigeria. I was not in town when the incident happened, though I was on my way to Yenagoa that same day. There are eyewitnesses who told me what actually happened and are willing to testify anywhere as to what they saw. My relations have also come from home to confirm the incident.”
Since the body of Tochukwu was discovered five days later and moved to the Federal Medical Centre mortuary amidst chanting of war songs by people who witnessed his murder, his alleged killers have been threatening Ezekwem.

According to the Ezekwem brothers, threat text messages have been sent to their phones by unknown callers warning them to desist from pursuing the matter. The people of Umuduruejike community are also not taking it lightly. Checks indicated that the community has concluded plans to send a delegation to the Bayelsa State Commissioner of Police to demand the arrest and prosecution of those involved in the death of their son.
The Civil Liberties Organization, (CLO), in a letter signed by Flint-Williams Odonmini and Alagoa Morris, state vice-chairman and secretary respectively, has called for a probe of the incident as well as the immediate arrest, investigation and prosecution of all those found culpable in the death of Tochukwu.

It advised the Commissioner of Police that depending “on the way your office handles this case, the CLO might have no option than joining other interested groups and members of the public to seek justice in the court of law.”
Victor Ezekwem added that aside bringing those who killed Tochukwu to book, the police authorities and the Bayelsa State government should pay compensation to the family.

Sources said the leadership of the Bayelsa Police Command was deeply worried about the incident, especially when its homicide division carried out an independent investigation and discovered that Tochukwu was indeed killed. Though a new commander, Aniete Eyoh Akpan, has assumed duties at OFT and has commenced a re-organization of the security outfit, Bayelsans are insisting that his reforms and re-organization would amount to nothing if those who led Tochukwu to his death are not apprehended and made to face the wrath of the law.
All efforts to get the official reaction of the OFT were unsuccessful. but a senior official assured that the incident would be investigated.

Source: http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2011/june/03/national-03-06-2011-006.html

How many times will i hear this junk? first it was sometime in 1994, then 1996, then Dec 31 1999, 06 June 2006 (06-06-06) which they talked of Antichrist's 666 and now it is May 21, 2011. Non.sense.

And btw, i thought it was supposed to be in Dec 21 2012 according to that Hollywood movie?

Everything!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Argentina Vs Nigeria: Venue: National Stadium Abuja: Gate fee: N2,500

Argentina Vs Nigeria: Venue: My apartment via my TV: Gate fee: Free + a cool bottle of Heineken beside me.

Now which is better?

^^^Only a fool will continue to argue with a Candy-Caned brain not-so-smart person like u

Donlittle:
lol like, if u wnt to use your name, use it,
if u wnt to use your nickname use it
not bidemi then you say byedeymyyy
GOD help us lol

[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=665782.msg8319734#msg8319734 date=1305386254]fake butt, fake name, etc.[/quote]And u forgot to add, fake age!

@kandiikane, how can u use the existence of mere artifacts to determine the looks of Africans during d colonial era? so it means that people during the colonial times had a long retangular heads? (reference to the ivory head artifact from benin) U also stated that u r not a Nigerian and u dont know if people in Ng used attachments and later on on the same post stated that from "artifact" u think they used attachments. I tink u r d one postung nonsense here & u need to do the research urself. No offence.

[quote author=Ileke-idi link=topic=666080.msg8319667#msg8319667 date=1305385605]Nigerian men asking if she is married and wanting to marry her. Naija men no get shame sha[/quote]Your problem with Nigerian men here is not because they are asking her (the white girl) for marriage. It's because none of them has asked YOU. And by the way, which men would ask her for marriage like that if not YOUR SHAMELESS TRIBES MEN- Yoruba.

kandiikane:
This comment is ignorant. If you do your research you will see that hair attachments have been used by Africans in Africa eons before the whites came.

It might not have been brazilian or indian remy but attachments were used

OK, I think u just lied. In what part of Nigeria did they use attachments prior to the colonial period when we all know that women went on plaited hair.

[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=665782.msg8316744#msg8316744 date=1305331019]i'm yet to see any man [especially these nigerian ones] who doesnt like beyonce, gabrielle union, halle berry, or any of the sexy celebrities we see every day.[/quote]First of all, i don't like beyonce. Secondly, what is basically noticed in the likes of these hollywood stars u mentioned is their physique which majority of Nigerian girls don't have.