Politics › Re: Why Bomb Targeted At Mosques Gets Averted While That Of Church Explode by eaglechild: 6:40am On Jul 28, 2014 |
omenka: Why respond to these condemned bigoted trolls?? Is it the first time a bomb attack is averted?? Why has he never asked why the others were averted?? [b]Why has he never asked why mosques have been bombed all this while?? [/b]Why can't he ask why bombs are even going off at all
Another useless thread from the stables of the Cankerworm minions. That one hates himself does not mean the hate should be extended to others. Anyway, I just wish for the violence to end. |
Politics › Re: Why Bomb Targeted At Mosques Gets Averted While That Of Church Explode by eaglechild: 6:36am On Jul 28, 2014 |
tonytony208: @Op
sis, it is not "cracking my head"; rather it is "wracking or racking my brain". "Cracking" your head means breaking your head the same way you break coconut. And if you do that, it may require Dr. Ben Carson's gifted hands and divine providence alone to put the head back together again. 
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Health › Re: LIBERIA Closes Border To Slow EBOLA Spread!! by eaglechild: 6:15am On Jul 28, 2014 |
All the airport and immigration staff who may have come in contact with the victim should also be monitored.
We also need an update on their status. |
Politics › Re: President Jonathan Recieves The World's Largest "Eid Ul Fitri" Greeting Card by eaglechild: 6:00am On Jul 28, 2014 |
Hope it is not laced with bombs.  |
Travel › Re: 10 Things Foreigners Find Weird About Nigerians(PICS) by eaglechild: 5:58am On Jul 28, 2014 |
neuljosh: For the sake of folks like you, I would have to add #11. Some Nigerian are tribal bigots Please don't come and tribalize this trend. I don't think he tried to tribalise anything. It is an oversight by you, to generalise prostration as Nigerian when only a particular tribe making up less than a third of the population does it. Most foreigners are oblivious of this culture. It is an oversight also to talk about using red oil to cook when most of the north barely use it, and a large part of the south do so sparingly. He was simply trying to point these out. |
Politics › Re: Female Suicide Bomber Dies In Failed Attempt to bomb University In Kano by eaglechild: 10:26pm On Jul 27, 2014 |
elfico: you have succeded in misleading about 263 more human beings based on the number of likes u got for the misinformation and disinformation. SMH. Keep it up. Its just disturbing how people just swallow any information hook line and sinker based on their sentiment. N.B: Any other bigot is free to quote me and say nonsense. Islam is here to stay. [b]No amount of hating [/b]and false propanganda will stop it. The sooner you realise that, the better for you. You can go ahead qouting the Qu'ran and history out of context. It aint your fault, your audience knows no better and would rather remain in the dark. Please, when you get to the mosque to pray, I implore you to boldly speak out against violence. Speak out against the murder of innocent citizens. Speak out against the hate towards non-muslims. Speak about the sanctity of human life |
Politics › Re: Bokoharam Kidnaps Cameroon's Vice Prime Minister's Wife by eaglechild: 2:07pm On Jul 27, 2014 |
manmustwac: I heard the news just now on bbc worldservice news. The only reason why boko haram is so strong and can terroise with impunity is because the corrupt federal govt lack the will to put an end to them Cameroon is a sovereign state. Which FG are you referring to?  |
Politics › Re: Bomb Blast In Kano State!! by eaglechild: 2:04pm On Jul 27, 2014 |
Please I hope this is not true.
I thought a bomb was defused in a mosque.
Is that where the bomb originated from? |
Politics › Re: How Police Avert Another Bomb Blast In Kano Today by eaglechild: 1:36pm On Jul 27, 2014 |
Was the mosque the target or the origin?
Thank goodness no life was lost. |
Politics › Re: Bokoharam Kidnaps Cameroon's Vice Prime Minister's Wife by eaglechild: 1:34pm On Jul 27, 2014 |
Will this make France take a more decisive stance? |
Politics › Re: Meet Nigeria’s Youngest Pilot – He Is 19! by eaglechild: 1:24pm On Jul 27, 2014 |
He is English. |
Politics › Re: Africa Should Heed Botswana’s Simple Success Recipe by eaglechild: 1:19pm On Jul 27, 2014 |
I believe its homogeneity is the greatest factor. |
Food › Re: Bush Meat Eaters: Do You Know The Kind Of Animal Behind The Bush Meat You Eat? by eaglechild: 1:09pm On Jul 27, 2014 |
overhypedsteve: believe me bro, this things are not rare at all, a village hunter would get you a full boar (bush pig) for just 35k and you fit use am host your wedding, this animals na only paper dem dey from dey rare, if i send one village hunter go catch on of those remaining 100 gorrilas in naija i am guaranteed to have it before tuesday, so long as the pay is right. No be we local consumers make them rare, na urbanisation and destruction of thier natural habitat and forest na him cause am. I am innocent, although my grandfather have the skin of several leopard in his large hunting collections I love wildlife. I didn't know leopards were common in Nigeria. I actually doubt they are. |
Politics › Re: Pictures Of El-zakzaky's 3 Children Allegedly Killed By The Orders From "Above" by eaglechild: 12:51pm On Jul 27, 2014 |
Very sad. RIP |
Politics › Re: Ceasefire Ends As Gaza Militants Resume Firing Rockets Into Israel by eaglechild: 12:47pm On Jul 27, 2014 |
anago9010: okies apologies!!!! but baffles me how Nigerians support clear genocide because of religious affiliations. Which religious affiliations? I haven't seen any Nigerian Judaist. But I know that arguably half of Nigerians are Muslims, so are you referring to them? I personally want peace to return to Gaza, the war is rather one sided. |
Food › Re: Bush Meat Eaters: Do You Know The Kind Of Animal Behind The Bush Meat You Eat? by eaglechild: 12:39pm On Jul 27, 2014 |
overhypedsteve: its easy cat meats always have this distinct taste, i remember when we [b]bought a fresh leopard on my bday, [/b]the whole house fell sick after eating the meat, cat meats are not too sweet, either leopard oh, lion oh, cheeter oh, except that west african civet(i nor know either i spell am well) na dat one be the game changer for cat meat Really?!  So you encourage the depletion of rare wild life.
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Politics › Re: SHOCKING!!! Which Of The State Governors Is This Man (see Shocking Picture) by eaglechild: 12:26pm On Jul 27, 2014 |
idumuose: The man on top of the bus looks like a popular magician.Who is he? Look at the utter poverty in the background and people still gather to sing praises. Besides only a retired motor park tout will do such. |
Politics › Re: Killing Of My 3 Sons Planned By GEJ—Nigeria’s Shiite Leader, Sheikh El-ZakZaky by eaglechild: 12:22pm On Jul 27, 2014 |
Onyocha: your above is pure speculation and assumption. if they are victims of unfortunate circumstances, among the 35 killed were women and children. can you tell us how many among the dead were "gunmen"? how many guns were the soldiers able to seize? why on Saturday, after the Friday massacre, did soldiers continue their happy-trigger killings? why did they on Saturday go on to shoot at the mosque of Zakzaky and kill another three of his followers? and in all these and your attempt to vindicate the soldiers and trying your hard based on assumptions, and of course prejudice because the victims are northerners and Muslims, how many of the soldiers (who you want to sell to us as the victims) were injured or killed?
the questions that still pose themselves and can clear up all the arguments are: if the head of the military battalion in Kaduna wasn't aware of the presence of these soldiers, who sent them?; what was their motives?; where did they come from? for what?; under whose instruction? What happened in Zaria was a violent riot, not a peaceful protest. Why only in Zaria? Was that the only place the protests held? You are also basing your accusations on assumption and speculations. Like I said I despise the loss of human lives, but trying to whip up sentiments by your unfounded accusations may even lead to the loss of more lives. |
Politics › Re: President Jonthan Visits Lagos by eaglechild: 12:15pm On Jul 27, 2014 |
anonimi: Osun Free Rail Services Beneficiaries Commend Aregbesola
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Beneficiaries of the free rail transport services provided by the Osun State Government for indigenes of the state have commended Governor Rauf Aregbesola, describing the service as first of its kinds.
The beneficiaries hailed Aregbesola for what they called”the laudable initiative of his administration to make transportation convenient for travelers.”
The beneficiaries, who arrived Osogbo, the state capital from Lagos State on Thursday night through the free rail transport service, said the system made transportation comfortable for them and reduced economic burden.
Mr. Sola Alabi, who left Lagos State for Osogbo alongside his wife and two kids, said; “the journey was highly comfortable for me and every member of my family. I would have spent over N7,000 to get my family transported to Osogbo, if not for the kind gesture of Ogbeni Aregbesola.
We were treated like kings and queens in the train and we really enjoyed the trip.”
More from: Osun Defender
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Aregbesola Eulogised Over the Renovation of the Osogbo Railway Terminus
The governor of the State of Osun Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola has been described as prudent, talented, having vision and a God given gift to the state.
The special adviser to the governor on works and transport Engineer Oladepo Amudah stated this in his office while fielding questions from journalists on the rehabilitation and face lifting of the Railway Station, Osogbo.
According to him, government is using its meager resources to develop the station in order to enhance the social and economic status of the state and meeting the standard of Nigeria Railway Corporation.
Engineer Amudah said government has spent four hundred and twelve million naira on phase one, while the next stage will involve the recreation centre, clearing and separation from terminus to Olaiya which will cost six hundred million naira.
He maintained that at the end of the projects the state government will be spending [size=15pt]over one billion naira[/size] to renovate the railway station. 
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See as Aregberascal don take our one billion take us do MUGU. No wonder the almajiri promoter did not build ADDITIONAL schools and recruit PROFESSIONALLY qualified teachers to educate all our children, merging schools instead and creating religious problem as a result.  You gotta be kidding me.
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Politics › Re: Killing Of My 3 Sons Planned By GEJ—Nigeria’s Shiite Leader, Sheikh El-ZakZaky by eaglechild: 12:08pm On Jul 27, 2014*. Modified: 5:45am On Jul 28, 2014 |
Onyocha: now you are taking your idiocy to another level.
please look at the pictures of the 3 sons of Sheikh Zakzaky who were slaughtered. do they look like mob to you? are you as half civilized and educated as they are? one of them is said to be studying in Beirut and two others studying chemical and neurotics engineering students in China. what have you studied? or because they are northerners and Hausas you think you are superior to them even when you spew rubbish?
do these people look like a mob to you?
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https://www.islamicmovement.org/images/stories/hamidahmad.jpg Please don't get all emotional and start throwing accusations. I respect the sanctity of human life and it is a pity that they lost their lives. However, they were in a company of a group of people who became unruly and provoked the military. This can happen even in if their intention was to be peaceful. They were victims of prevailing circumstances. Besides posting their educational qualifications does not in anyway exonerate them from possible misdemeanor. The most brutal of terrorists are very intelligent and hardcore professionals in their respective fields. And please before you misquote me again, I did not say they were terrorists. |
Politics › Re: Killing Of My 3 Sons Planned By GEJ—Nigeria’s Shiite Leader, Sheikh El-ZakZaky by eaglechild: 11:53am On Jul 27, 2014 |
Onyocha: [b]it is like you don't read. or some people just enjoy spreading mischief, like the clown who earlier accused Zakzaky of kidnapping soldiers.
anyways, this procession was peaceful and no one shot at the soldiers. it has already concluded when the shots were fired by the soldiers. in the procession, there were women, children and elderly people. to what end would these protesters shoot at soldiers?
even if we are to go a step further, let us for argument sake say that "SOMEONE" (in capital letters) shot at the soldiers. does that warrant the soldiers going happy-trigger at defenseless civilians and shoot anyone at sight? what if that SOMEONE (again in capital letters) was a saboteur whose sole aim was to get things bloody by provoking an attack and triggering a response from the soldiers?
these are all arguments made for the sake of arguing, and comments made by people who don't think before they comment, and who do not have any sense of humanity to feel for the oppressed or victims of an injustice.
the point of the matter that can settle all these arguments is where did the soldiers originate from? from the details already posted it is said that they are not from Kaduna. the head of the battalion in Kaduna had no idea of their presence or whereabouts and neither of their movement. the governor too, who is the ruler of the state, wasn't aware. so where did the soldiers come from? what was their motives? and where were they heading to? do soldiers take to the Lagos-Ibadan expressway to shoot at Christian worshipers when Redeem Christian Church is holding its crusades that block traffic on the expressway for hours? in other words how did these soldiers find their way in the midst of protesters? these are questions that beg for answers. aside, this should be taken seriously because it is a dangerous precedence of injustice and lawlessness that if not treated quickly poses danger to life and security. would one feel safe if the perpetrators are not brought to justice?[/b] Really? When a mob opens fire on soldiers you expect them to stand by and watch. |
Politics › Re: Killing Of My 3 Sons Planned By GEJ—Nigeria’s Shiite Leader, Sheikh El-ZakZaky by eaglechild: 11:37am On Jul 27, 2014 |
RIP to the dead.
However, when one opens fire on a group of military men, then they are left with no choice than to defend themselves. |
Politics › Re: What Happened To The Nigerian Army . by eaglechild: 5:43am On Jul 27, 2014 |
Divided loyalty perhaps? And fighting an ill defined enemy.
In Liberia, Somalia and sierra leone they were on a common front with defined objectives and targets. But you cannot rule out ethnic and religious sentiments in Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: President Jonthan Visits Lagos by eaglechild: 5:36am On Jul 27, 2014 |
oduastates: To do what? To Commission the Lagos -Ibadan 15minutes interconnected city high-speed rail project or the "home to cabinet" /"cabinet to home " 200 meg fibre optic internet network? Or better still ,to handover all powers/western region government assets back to the SW? Who cares if he is in Lagos . He is useless to us. Oku eniyan . Which power and asset?  If that be the case, and FG is to take back FG "power" and assets then Lagos will be desolate. Stop making silly statements. |
Politics › Re: Army Bans Vehicles In Maiduguri by eaglechild: 5:31am On Jul 27, 2014 |
Whatever it takes to prevent loss of innocent lives should be done. |
Politics › Re: Mr. Rauf Aregbesola Granted State Pardon To Murderer (Dec 2011) by eaglechild: 11:48pm On Jul 26, 2014 |
caseless: Dont make a case out of this; d pdp have a killer, in the person of omisore as their flagbearer. Omisore killed bola ige. Therefore, this is justified?  |
Politics › Re: Omo Osun Ronu Ooo by eaglechild: 11:46pm On Jul 26, 2014 |
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Politics › Re: Photo Of The Day: Keeping Fit With Mallam Okorocha by eaglechild: 11:43pm On Jul 26, 2014 |
He needs it to get that bulbous tummy tucked in. |
Politics › Re: For Those Of Us Seriously Beating The Drum Of War. Is This What We Really Want? by eaglechild: 11:33pm On Jul 26, 2014 |
oduastates: [s] You have not been paying attention. Mocking other people's religion, Interfering with local politics , Interfering with royal traditions.[/s] Please go to bed. |
Health › Re: Body Of Ebola Victim Cremated In Lagos by eaglechild: 11:27pm On Jul 26, 2014 |
Leetunechi: Dem sopoz burn am self  
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Politics › Re: Ebola Outbreak In Lagos!! by eaglechild: 11:20pm On Jul 26, 2014 |
Nigeria said yesterday that Ebola caused the death of a Liberian national who died in quarantine in Lagos, confirmation that the worst-ever outbreak of the virus has reached Africa's most populous country. "The patient was subjected to thorough medical tests ... which confirmed the virus of Ebola," as the cause of death, Nigeria's health minister, Onyebuchi Chukwu, told journalists. The 40-year-old worked for the Liberian government and had travelled to Nigeria by air via Togo's capital Lome for a meeting organised by the west African bloc known as ECOWAS (Economic Community of West African States), the minister said. He was suffering from severe vomiting and diarrhoea upon arrival at the international airport in Lagos and was transported directly to hospital, the minister said. The patient "avoided contact with the general public" between the airport and the hospital, he added. Related Articles Head doctor fighting Ebola outbreak in Sierra Leone contracts the deadly virus 23 Jul 2014 Ebola 'out of control' as health workers rush to trace 1,500 victims 03 Jul 2014 "All the passengers that the patient came in contact have been traced and are being investigated," in a bid to contain any spread of the virus across the city of more than 20 million people, Chukwu said. As of July 20, the number of Ebola cases recorded in the months-long epidemic stood at 1,093, including more than 660 deaths, according to the World Health Organisation. Liberia has seen 127 fatalities. Lagos, the largest city in Sub-Saharan Africa, poses challenges to health officials seeking to contain a spread of the virus. The congested city has terrible sanitation and a poor health system, but the minister assured that the patient did not come into contact with anyone outside the airport aside from medical workers.
OP Please read the bolded and desist from alarmist headlines. However, I think a travel ban or very strict monitoring should be in place for visitors from affected countries. |
Politics › Re: For Those Of Us Seriously Beating The Drum Of War. Is This What We Really Want? by eaglechild: 10:55pm On Jul 26, 2014 |
ISP1KSDATROOF: Name one African country that transformed into Germany after fighting a war...
Im waiting...
If you think the White man will help you out with a Marshall plan after you bombed, shot and hacked yourselves to pieces just because of tribal and religious intolerance you'll find yourselves seeking visas to Liberia, Sierra Leone and Rwanda soonest. Is there any African country presently like Germany? How then will you transform to Germany after a war. Right before your nose are a people that rose from the ashes of war, yet you go making ridiculous analogies. Onitsha was razed to the ground, Enugu was burnt down, towns were annihilated. Millions of people died. The rest were financially incapacitated yet they have arisen and continued there sojourn , they have even forgiven, they have rebuilt and forged on and even surpassed those who never felt the pangs of war. Those who really felt the war will NEVER clamour for it. |