₦airaland Forum

kashmo: Awesome deal! Glad he's finally gone. 15 million pounds for an error prone defender is great business!!

A group of soldiers who brought back dead and injured soldiers from the besieged town of Gwoza yesterday fired shots at the main gate at Maimalari Barracks, is home to the 7th Division the Nigerian army. Gwoza, located near the border with Cameroon, fell under the control of Islamist insurgents yesterday, the second major town in Borno State to be captured by Boko Haram after the terrorist group seized Damboa on July 21.

Two sources at the barracks told SaharaReporters that the soldiers were angry about the number of dead soldiers’ bodies that had to be deposited at a military hospital in Maiduguri, the capital of Borno State. They added that the commanding officer of the Bama military unit that was sacked by Boko Haram militants is also missing.

The military hospital attached to Maimalari Barracks in Maiduguri received the remains of dead soldiers as well as those with critical injuries who were brought in overnight from Gwoza, a town overrun and seized by Islamist insurgents in a deadly operation early Wednesday. One source said that seven Hilux pick-up vans arrived at the barracks filled with dead bodies and injured soldiers.

Several sources disclosed that Boko Haram fighters had massacred at least 100 residents of the town and inflicted a high casualty on Nigerian troops before the soldiers abandoned the town to the superior firepower of the surging insurgents. Boko Haram blew up two bridges in Gwoza, forcing hordes of displaced residents to flee into Cameroon in search of refuge. The new Emir of Gwoza, Mohammed Timta, remains missing more than 24 hours after the militants seized his town. Cameroonian authorities reported that Boko Haram also killed 10 people in a Cameroonian village near Gwoza...............

http://saharareporters.com/2014/08/07/near-mutiny-army-barracks-maiduguri-over-high-number-nigerian-troops-casualty-gwoza

ElFenomeno1: No!No!!No!!!

Wenger has stressed that he likes and think the boy could be a quality CM player.

In the interim though, he is going to have to keep developing in the CB position whilst our plethora of established CM players jostle or split playing time amongst themselves.

The focus yeah i agree will be on TV5, only if he leaves.... I have always stressed that we need four CB's.... We have addressed that issue with Chambers joining and we will only need to address it further if TV5 leaves.

Cavani? i hope not. I dont want another less fluid ( rigid ) striker Arsenal.

Sunofgod: No wahala . . . .

Tune back in 2moro morning and you'l hear that the military have handed their weapons to Boko Haram and fled . . .

diggz: Ur biggest worry is Ebola Abi ? No wahala. At least common una yeye emirates cup,una no fit win. Man U don win their first trophy of the season. After Mr Pantaki no go allow we rest for we thread. Useless club.......spit everywhere......

proudlysports: Whoever planned our 2014 preseason needs to be queried. Compared to seasons past and compared to other top teams, we have not played enough games and I am worried about players' preparedness for Sunday's game.

chuckdee4: Answer the question now

pkasso: Awon Gaynners don commence another cycle of barreness.Useless club.

Heathen: Wenger, please we need a DM...
Not Quintero!

tenagra: Lyk seriously?? Watz dis country turning into....May God have mercy on us

But I've got reasons not to believe dis

ABUJA—The Northern Nigeria Economic and Investment Summit, kicked off in Abuja yesterday with the World Bank, saying that Northern Nigeria has the highest number of children not going to School in the world.

Professor Ibrahim Gambari, Under Secretary-General, Special Adviser to the Secretary General of the United Nations in his address lamented the poverty level of the North using grim statistics.

“On Health and Education”, he said, “the level of immunization of Children against dangerous childhood diseases, in the South-East is 44.6% immunization coverage, but the North-West has 3.7% and the North-East 3.6%.”, he said

“If you take the education of the girl-child as indicator, you see similar pattern of inequality with the South-East having an enrolment rate of 85%, South-Wes having an enrolment rate of 85%, South-South 75%, while the North-East 20% and North West 25%."

http://m.thenigerianvoice.com/mobile/53569/1/northern-nigeria-has-world-highest-illiterate-worl.html

It is on this note that we appeal to parents to cautiously observe and watch their children’s activities to prevent them from participating in unwholesome activities particularly acts of terrorism.

“It is clear that some parents are also into this that they are willing to take their children, as young as 10 years, into act of cowardice and self-destruct. However , we wish to express our appreciation at the level of the consciousness of Nigerians on security issues and their contributions to supporting security agencies.