₦airaland Forum

otokx: no pictures

playah P: FIRST OF ALL; THESE BOYS WERE NOT ROBBERS.
THEY ARE CULTIST AND THEY BELONG TO THE MAFIA CONFRATERNITY.
THEY CAME TO COUP THEIR DON BEFORE THEY WERE CAUGHT BY THE VIGILANTE.
EVEN BEFORE THE VIGILANTE BURNT THEM, THEY LOOKED FOR THE PERSON THAT THEY CAME TO COUP BUT HE WAS LUCKY HE DIDNT SLEEP IN HIS HOUSE....

I REPEAT; THEY ARE NOT ROBBERS!!!!
SHIT LIKE THIS PISS ME OFF.
HOW CAN U JUST BURN PERSON LIKE THAT??

sapien: Though,I am a student of Uniport and I know of the heinous activities these evil cult boys perpetrate every night on Aluu residents,watching the video some couple of minutes ago,however, almost brought tears to my eyes.The ways those guys were killed is Barbaric and outlandish;they were lynched and burnt by fierce looking mobs!The sight was so gory.We shouldn't take law into our own hands.This is the 21st century for crying out loud!Jungle justice should have demised years ago.Isn't it because of crime that security forces like the police exist?Why couldn't the bandits be handed to the police after they had been caught?The perpetrators of this barbaric act should all be apprehended and should be made to face the full wrath of the law.Nigeria is such a fuc.ked up country!SMH!

Nebeuwa: So there is no more rule of law in Nigeria?

Does the crime fit the punishment?

Seems a little (a lot) hypocritical of those villagers to attack these young men, when Nigerian politicians are known for stealing from the nation's coffers.

This was way too barbaric for my eyes.

bashr8: i live in enugu my point is the villagers that carried out the jungle justice how will they sleep at night abi they find it as normal thing to beat and watch the person burn

oyb: strongly considering the dog thing - problem is i have kids age 3 and 5 - have heard some horror stories about out of control dogs

as per the gun, in nigeria, legally, you can only get a double barrelled shotgun, and oddly police will advise you against it.

Dis Guy: lol the people in Abuja are also the people from all these places where 'abuja' is deliberately stunting their growth!

Federal government to bail out Tinapa


http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/Home/5681843-146/story.csp


another state another empty promise

afam4eva: My regular eye.

celepapa: TVC News pictures can only be compared to that of CNN, Aljazeera and the likes. Africa would atleast for the first time be proud of having a news station that can compete for viewers in the Global scene. Some members of the management team are:

Nigel Parsons, CEO

Nigel Parsons was the pioneer MD of Al Jazeera English, overseeing the channel from concept to launch. It was immediately recognised as one of the ‘Big 3’ global news channels,He has also worked as an editor, reporter and producer for the BBC, ABC America, CBC Canada, The New Zealand Herald, and RTHK Hong Kong.

Lemi Olalemi- Deputy CEO

Lemi Olalemi began his career in broadcasting in 1979, when he joined Radio Lagos and LTV as a producer. He then became the pioneer Director of Programmes at Channels TV, before acting as a technical and programming consultant for MITV and AIT

Stuart Young, Director News & Programmes

Stuart Young has worked in the television industry for 30 years, in international news.Stuart was the youngest ever Deputy Editor of BBC TV's flagship "Nine o’clock News", Output Editor for CNN, a senior member of the launch teams for Al Jazeera English, Euronews and Middle East Broadcasting Centre.


RICHIE DAYO JOHNSON – DIRECTOR

RDJ as he is often called brings to the dynamic management team almost three decades of Anglo/African experiential knowledge in the communications industry.He worked at GEC, Newton Aycliffe, County Durham and IBM London before becoming Joint Managing Director of Universal Communications Group and later Deputy Managing Director of The Job Paper, London.
A radio and television broadcaster by training and an alumnus of the prestigious University of Teesside, Middlesbrough, UK, RDJ is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, a certified Life and Business Coach, an accomplished Toastmaster and guardian of Etiquette and Modern Business Manners.

And the list goes on and on... Africa must be heard at the global scene

afam4eva: I hope it doesn't because i may start watching the station with a different eye now..lol

SweetMouth: Dis Guy

I don't know of another President or leader in the world that would be receiving much insult as he is and still be calm and calculated... maybe u know some, but I'll u to mention just 1 (including urself).
We Nigerians must learn to respect our leaders if we want them to perform well period!

luvinhubby: @Siena
The items you mentioned are the ones mechanics will tell "na tokunboh better pass". Wat can one do?

Donxavier: I have heard this too but I still don't understand how it works or whether it makes sense especially to those planning to remain in the UK after studies.
My understanding of the NI number is that it is used for tax records. This means the number of your hours you worked will be logged on. I'm sure the process doesn't recognize during school hours or holiday hours. So, how can you work more during holidays? Unless the additional hours wont be reflected in your records or you're paid in cash without any documentation.

Also there are many Nigerians here in Aberdeen but from what I have seen so far only few get very good jobs. I guess that's the reality anyway cos of the recession and all that. But the work wey guys they do after MSC d thing tire me ....Work they would never do if they were in Naija and all that...Why not just go back home..na talk for another thread be that

Before the floodgates open and I'm accused of not respecting the dignity in any Labour I don't have issues with doing any kind of legitimate menial part time work during full study. But if after spending almost 4M and completing your degree, and those kinds of jobs are what one is still staying behind to do in the UK then it doesn't look right to me. My opinion anyways

fortyfeet: DON'T SHOOT
LET ME EDIT YOUR WORK FIRST
funny thing, is this how it was
or funny thing, IF this is how it was
its like they are COPYING

SHOOT THE EDITORS, funny thing is, this is how it was reported in all the newspapers, it's like they are coping and pasting each others work!

semid4lyfe: ^^
And that's the reason number portability may not be a reality anytime soon

Also, I find it funny most NLDers diss MTN yet any recharge card vendor will tell you "na MTN card dey move for market pass"

Shey na ghosts dey buy all these MTN credit units?

SweetMouth: I strongly think that the ACN hasn't been among parties I would term as "Patriotic". Rather than proffer solution or make constructive opposition where neccessary, all they do is INSULT our President. I'm not a card-carrying member of any party but I believe in "giving honour to whom its due"

Rossikk: A LOT OF THINGS ARE FINALLY GETTING UP AND RUNNING IN THE COUNTRY, NOT JUST THE RAILWAYS. ELECTRICITY IS ANOTHER. KUDOS TO JONATHAN GOVT ON THESE LAUDABLE DEVELOPMENTS.

PHIPEX: Its better to give them the benefit of doubt until July.

The Federal Executive Council (FEC)
on Wednesday approved N1.3 billion
contracts for the design of five fast train lines
across the country.

Horus: Yes I know that there is rapid trains in Japan but Where is it mentioned in the article that this contract is for a bullet trains?. That was my point. Dont you think it is strange that this "contract" do not even mention the country or factory that will deliver the trains?, this is what I mean when I said: "What kind of train is that?"