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That's why there is provision for self defence in the law, i would shoot them without hesistation because you dont't if they would carry out the i would kill you threat when you open the door.

Could this be how BH got themselves armed May God save naija

Smilingbob: Rush to d market,ask hw much GARRI Cost 4 market......buys 4 everyone even d Nairaland MOD'S and d popular Shehu ShaGARI
**TEAMGARRILIBERATION**

LWKMD

If you tell the mod how does this affect the price of G***i they will ban sum1

* hisses and pisses on meaningless post *

Na wa o, wonders shall never cease

Na wa o naija a place where anything goes, how on earth did they get to the National Assembly

* Singing *
Winner oh oh winner GARRI you don win oh patapata you go win forever winner. GARRI! GARRI!! GARRI!!!

# Team GARRI #

berem: Teacher:akpos,when you add Oxgyen and Hydrogen to Garri,what is the result?

Akpos:sir, ermmm! You get Garrium Hydroxide

Teacher:good boy! Ok write the chemical formula

Akpos: GaOH
.sir that is the formula!

* laffs in swahili * LMAO

Seun na wa o, if you don't want to see the word GARRI why put the thread on the frontpage only for you to remove it again.

# Team GARRI #

Imagine i got banned for mentioning garri. Why my GARRI why would the price of my GARRI be affected
* crying for GARRI *

# Team GARRI #

KANO, Nigeria (AFP) - Maiduguri was on Sunday rocked by a roadside blast and two separate gun attacks that killed at least four people including a local chief, residents and the military said.

The northeastern city is a stronghold of Islamist group Boko Haram but it was not immediately clear who was behind the latest violence.

A resident and a doctor at a local hospital reported that gunmen shot dead a married couple and their child as the family left church in Maiduguri’s Gwange area.

“We received three bodies of a couple and their child this morning from Gwange with several bullet wounds,” said the doctor at the University of Maiduguri Teaching Hospital, who requested anonymity.

“They were brought from Gwange where they were shot by some gunmen as they were leaving a church,” he added.

A resident of the Gwange area, Bukar Kolo, told AFP the gunmen fled after the attack outside the Church of Christ in Nigeria building.

Boko Haram have repeatedly attacked Christians attending Sunday worship across northern Nigeria, but there was no indication as to why this family may have been specifically targetted.

Separately, the traditional chief in Gwange, Mala Kaka, who has close ties to the area’s top Islamic leader, was gunned down in his home, according to his guards and residents.

“The attackers burst into his sitting room where he was chatting with his friend who visited him and shot them both,” a member of his guard said.

“The chief died on the spot while his friend is now in hospital with gunshot wounds.”

Resident Abdullahi Faltaye offered a similar account, saying the chief has already been buried.

Kaka was close to the Shehu of Borno state, Umar Garbai el-Kanemi, a key cleric who Boko Haram tried to assassinate in July in a suicide blast in Maiduguri that killed five others but left Kanemi unharmed.

The radical Islamists have vowed to kill many of Nigeria’s traditional Muslim leaders, who they accuse of betraying Islam by submitting to the authority of a secular government.

Boko Haram has said it wants to create an Islamic state in the mainly Muslim north of Nigeria, Africa’s most populous country, where most people in the south are Christian.

The day of violence in the troubled city also included a blast from an improvised explosive device at 10:15 am (0915 GMT) on a main road that caused no casualties, said Lieutenant Colonel Sagir Musa, spokesman for a joint military taskforce.

A resident identified as Haruna told AFP that a military patrol was the target and that soldiers began indiscriminately firing their weapons after the explosion in Gwange, causing locals to flee.

Earlier this week, residents claimed as many as 30 people were killed during a rampage by soldiers after a bomb attack in the same area. The military denied the accusations.

Boko Haram has repeatedly targeted the security services as part of its insurgency, which has included targetted killings as well as large scale bomb attacks.

The group is blamed for killing more than 1,400 people in Nigeria since 2010. Maiduguri is considered the group’s base.

[b]KANO, Nigeria (AFP) - Maiduguri was on Sunday rocked by a roadside blast and two separate gun attacks that killed at least four people including a local chief, residents and the military said.

The northeastern city is a stronghold of Islamist group Boko Haram but it was not immediately clear who was behind the latest violence.

A resident and a doctor at a local hospital reported that gunmen shot dead a married couple and their child as the family left church in Maiduguri’s Gwange area.

“We received three bodies of a couple and their child this morning from Gwange with several bullet wounds,” said the doctor at the University of Maiduguri Teaching Hospital, who requested anonymity.

“They were brought from Gwange where they were shot by some gunmen as they were leaving a church,” he added.

A resident of the Gwange area, Bukar Kolo, told AFP the gunmen fled after the attack outside the Church of Christ in Nigeria building.

Boko Haram have repeatedly attacked Christians attending Sunday worship across northern Nigeria, but there was no indication as to why this family may have been specifically targetted.

Separately, the traditional chief in Gwange, Mala Kaka, who has close ties to the area’s top Islamic leader, was gunned down in his home, according to his guards and residents.

“The attackers burst into his sitting room where he was chatting with his friend who visited him and shot them both,” a member of his guard said.

“The chief died on the spot while his friend is now in hospital with gunshot wounds.”

Resident Abdullahi Faltaye offered a similar account, saying the chief has already been buried.

Kaka was close to the Shehu of Borno state, Umar Garbai el-Kanemi, a key cleric who Boko Haram tried to assassinate in July in a suicide blast in Maiduguri that killed five others but left Kanemi unharmed.

The radical Islamists have vowed to kill many of Nigeria’s traditional Muslim leaders, who they accuse of betraying Islam by submitting to the authority of a secular government.

Boko Haram has said it wants to create an Islamic state in the mainly Muslim north of Nigeria, Africa’s most populous country, where most people in the south are Christian.

The day of violence in the troubled city also included a blast from an improvised explosive device at 10:15 am (0915 GMT) on a main road that caused no casualties, said Lieutenant Colonel Sagir Musa, spokesman for a joint military taskforce.

A resident identified as Haruna told AFP that a military patrol was the target and that soldiers began indiscriminately firing their weapons after the explosion in Gwange, causing locals to flee.

Earlier this week, residents claimed as many as 30 people were killed during a rampage by soldiers after a bomb attack in the same area. The military denied the accusations.

Boko Haram has repeatedly targeted the security services as part of its insurgency, which has included targetted killings as well as large scale bomb attacks.

The group is blamed for killing more than 1,400 people in Nigeria since 2010. Maiduguri is considered the group’s base.

[/b]KANO, Nigeria (AFP) - Maiduguri was on Sunday rocked by a roadside blast and two separate gun attacks that killed at least four people including a local chief, residents and the military said.

The northeastern city is a stronghold of Islamist group Boko Haram but it was not immediately clear who was behind the latest violence.

A resident and a doctor at a local hospital reported that gunmen shot dead a married couple and their child as the family left church in Maiduguri’s Gwange area.

“We received three bodies of a couple and their child this morning from Gwange with several bullet wounds,” said the doctor at the University of Maiduguri Teaching Hospital, who requested anonymity.

“They were brought from Gwange where they were shot by some gunmen as they were leaving a church,” he added.

A resident of the Gwange area, Bukar Kolo, told AFP the gunmen fled after the attack outside the Church of Christ in Nigeria building.

Boko Haram have repeatedly attacked Christians attending Sunday worship across northern Nigeria, but there was no indication as to why this family may have been specifically targetted.

Separately, the traditional chief in Gwange, Mala Kaka, who has close ties to the area’s top Islamic leader, was gunned down in his home, according to his guards and residents.

“The attackers burst into his sitting room where he was chatting with his friend who visited him and shot them both,” a member of his guard said.

“The chief died on the spot while his friend is now in hospital with gunshot wounds.”

Resident Abdullahi Faltaye offered a similar account, saying the chief has already been buried.

Kaka was close to the Shehu of Borno state, Umar Garbai el-Kanemi, a key cleric who Boko Haram tried to assassinate in July in a suicide blast in Maiduguri that killed five others but left Kanemi unharmed.

The radical Islamists have vowed to kill many of Nigeria’s traditional Muslim leaders, who they accuse of betraying Islam by submitting to the authority of a secular government.

Boko Haram has said it wants to create an Islamic state in the mainly Muslim north of Nigeria, Africa’s most populous country, where most people in the south are Christian.

The day of violence in the troubled city also included a blast from an improvised explosive device at 10:15 am (0915 GMT) on a main road that caused no casualties, said Lieutenant Colonel Sagir Musa, spokesman for a joint military taskforce.

A resident identified as Haruna told AFP that a military patrol was the target and that soldiers began indiscriminately firing their weapons after the explosion in Gwange, causing locals to flee.

Earlier this week, residents claimed as many as 30 people were killed during a rampage by soldiers after a bomb attack in the same area. The military denied the accusations.

Boko Haram has repeatedly targeted the security services as part of its insurgency, which has included targetted killings as well as large scale bomb attacks.

The group is blamed for killing more than 1,400 people in Nigeria since 2010. Maiduguri is considered the group’s base.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/10/roadside-blast-kills-four-in-maiduguri/

Na wa o Nigeria i hail o *

ABUJA—INSPECTOR-General of Police, Mohammed Abubakar, has received the video tape of the alleged bribery transaction involving Mr. Farouk Lawal, former Chairman, House of Representatives Probe Panel, from the State Security Service, SSS, and commenced further investigation of the scandal.

This was sequel to the directive by the Attorney-General of the Federation, Mohammed Adoke, that the report submitted by the Police Special Task Force probing the $620,000 subsidy bribe scandal, be re-investigated and grey areas cleared.



It was gathered that since the receipt of the video and commencement of investigation to clear grey areas, there had been immense pressure on the IGP by some members of the House of Representatives, prominent northern citizens and politicians.

Accusations that the bribery scam issue was allegedly a set up by the Presidency to rubbish the integrity of the House have also resurfaced.

Vanguard gathered that Lawal had continued to report to the police every two days and signs attendance register, though the police are in a fix as to whether to join Femi Otedola, the complainant as a suspect.

As a result of the pressure, Vanguard gathered that the dexterity and sense of purpose with which the police hierarchy was pursuing the case may be waning as even the Presidency that earlier wanted a quick resolution of the bribery scam, may have backed down on the matter.


source
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/10/igp-receives-620000-subsidy-scam-video/

Just wondering is the VC from Aluu too

trigar12: Boko Haram has CLAIMED RESPONSIBILITY 4 D ARGUMENT O

LWKMD

killuminati: How e come be like say the boy get bald head
And how e take affect price of garri for naija

what more can i say * hisses *

Real men don't abuse women.

ifyalways: Kidnap or abduct folks because they don't want your services anymore

You just spoke my mind, i wonder when did refusing someone's services become a wahala.

beside the mandatory one, i dont like stickers that much.

victory atlast no heartbreak this time.

@ op, thanks for the info.

bigtt76: Hahaha Godwin and hin wife don sign 10 and 15 year deal with French prison on Free transfer ...no Bosman rule here. Nice one, hope he or she wins the Ballon D'or Ewuuuuuu!

* laffs in cantonese *

May there soul rest in peace

*BH would later say they are practising religion of peace*

pDude: Who is Styl Plus

Sanusi's publicist * Mufu *

Very soon we would have Federal Republic of Lagos * hisses at senseless law *