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Ms_Steph: Who are those saying we shldnt celebrate over dis. Do u knw how much he stole to build it nd how much he will steal to rebuild it has it has burnt down. While pple r suffering in dis country. Since no 1 died in the fire I say let it burn to asses. Wicked ppleIf you've ever run a red light, bribed an officer of the law, driven without a driver's license, altered your age to get employed, cheated in an exam or falsified figures in your office or contravened the law in any way willfully and you're celebrating this, then your house should also be razed by fire by the grace of God |
Fire's out. Only a very small section of the house was affected. No life was lost. Firemen arrived faster than they will ever arrive should the house of anyone that has celebrated this inferno be gutted by fire markus1133: update?https://s07.flagcounter.com/mini/DymW/bg_f0f0f0/txt_f1f1f1/border_f0f0f0/flags_0/.jpghttps://s05.flagcounter.com/mini/MECnk/bg_f0f0f0/txt_f1f1f1/border_f0f0f0/flags_0/.jpg |
Oh my word! 100 days? |
LocalChamp: Robbers kill U.S returnee in EnuguI was gonna ask why he didn't opt for any of the several electronic channels to execute his financial transactions but then I just remembered he would have been forced to make a cash demand if he's kidnapped anyway. Something guys in that part of Nigeria are notorious for |
Well there are oil deposits in Badagry but not sure if it has anything to do with the purported water scarcity in Festac |
Nice one IB |
Love him or hate him, he's still the greatest leader Nigeria has ever had I also wonder how this conflagration equates to punishment for a man who has served Nigeria all his life. Does it mean everyone who loses anything to an inferno is getting punished? |
advocate666: Amen, only if I employ non-igbos.Amen if at all you establish anything outside Igboland |
The OP is most certainly on some cheap expired drugs |
Arcard: Na yoruba person owns d banger shop, i cnt rmembr hs nam.Lair! |
gbanikiti: This boy you be ODENSON!And you be ODE |
Of course they do It's an explosive for Heaven's sakes If a cigarette can start a fire, why can't a fire cracker In some jurisdictions, people undergo special fireworks training and get appropriate licenses to legally prepare and display pyrotechnics |
Okija_juju: What is this Yoruba man talking about biko nu?!So a business that has been prohibited by government should be encouraged to thrive because it belongs to an Igboman abi? What makes you think the government of Lagos has not gone after those who own or were involved in the construction of those collapsed buildings? What also makes you think the LASG has not started a clamp down on buses that do not meet the minimum safety requirement for operarting within the metropolis. These Igbo guys just never cease to amaze me. Almost everything illegal and criminal is perpetrated by them and while only a handful of their governors get to perform, they will ignore them and start taking eye drops for the Yoruba man's conjunctivitis |
UncleJJ: What do you think will happen, if the east ever gets this Biafra !!!!!!!If they actualize Biafra, the first thing their people returning home will experience will be the worst of crimes against them from armed robberies to kidnappings, then rape and murder. The meager infrastructure will be over stretched thereby leading to the collapse of investments and chaos. It will be a disaster |
gbanikiti: Go get additional brains for your skull!Okay dear. Now I know you need help. Too bad I can't but I know a doctor who can though I'll consider your case a medical feat should it be remedied |
The 2012 Lagos Countdown is a world-class celebration of the end of one year and the beginning of another in Lagos State. The Lagos Countdown will take place on some portions of the newly reclaimed Eko Atlantic City and Bar Beach. The event is being conceived to create an end of year cross-over tradition that would engage citizens of the state (and visitors) throughout the end of year holiday season. The event will take special significance at the Eko Atlantic City particularly because all of the land that was washed away by the ocean over 50 years ago is now being reclaimed. Many perceive this to be a “white elephant” project, but what better way to usher in a New Year than to do so on land that was deemed lost and that is now bursting with enormous potential for a new city! We anticipate that over 50,000 people will converge on the Atlantic City to welcome the New Year in true Lagos style. The Lagos Coutndown will feature several activities and events that would come to a climax with a thrilling and exciting display of choreographed fireworks, pyrotechnics and music. Within the next few years, we anticipate that this event will be the biggest New Years eve celebration in all of Africa. http://www.lagoscountdown.com/index.html Eko o ni baje!!! |
Amen! And may he or it paralyze your legs the day you set foot on, establish or do any business in any non-Igbo region in Nigeria |
gbanikiti: since you know who they are, why don't you fish them out for fashola?It's a no brainer. This isn't a faceless crime. I'm sure everyone understands that but you ![]() |
Why are Igbos not commenting on this thread? |
deltaforce7: Governor Fashola should look at issues objectively. What if the owner of the property was not aware such inflammable substance was stored in there by the tenants? Don't forget it was a store house used for business purposes.Fashola hasn't said he's going after the owner of the house but the owner of the merchandise |
Slickest: wotz so logical bou dat?even a monkey would ask dat!Maybe you don't know the meaning of the word 'logical'. |
We know who they are, how they play and where they are from and I think it's time we shipped them out of Yorubaland for good |
ogb5: in the 80's it was common knowledge that many ibos supplement their business with cheating and in some cases stealing.These guys are Nigeria's biggest problem. They have introduced different forms of crimes into a region that was erstwhile peaceful and calm. Even the ones in the corporate world devise all means to rip their clients off and play dirty with threats and fraud. They are the ones that will refuse to pay their staff who are in most cases their kinsmen. These guys are trouble anywhere they go leaving behind a tale of woes and anguish in their trail |
'These' people again? Obviously they are responsible for most of the crimes in the SW |
How many times will he come back? |
Eko Ile: Well, we all know the money hungry folks he was appealing to. Unfortunately, you can not keep appealing to these money hungry and do anything for money hungry beasts, you have to lock them up or keep them out.When they can kill their mothers for money, what on earth would a life mean to them. Lets see how this plays out. |
The governor of Lagos state, Mr Babatunde Fashola has vowed to punish the owner of the store where fire crackers that exploded on Wednesday were stored. Fireworks stored in the warehouse triggered the explosion in a commercial area of Jankara market and an 11 year old boy was confirmed dead at the site of fire cracker explosion which occurred at 9AM at Oroyiyin\Jankara axis on Lagos Island. The explosion and inferno set ablaze 15 other adjourning buildings and injured about 40 people. The explosion gutted buildings, cars and property at the Oroyiyin – Jankara axis on Lagos Island. The Governor who visited the explosion site described the incident as “unfortunate” while he heaped blames on owners of the store for being reckless business owners. “In order to make quick business, we have lost a life, we lost property and all of us are in danger” the governor said. Mr Fashola noted that there must be a lot of soul searching and reflection and choices to be made for people to go on and he called on people to make the choice on safety in all they do while government invests in infrastructure. Lagos state is one of the states that has banned the use of fire crackers , popularly called bangers during festivities and the governor lamented that “we make rules, we break them.” “All of these items are under one form of prohibition or the other and we have men and women at our various entry and exit points”. “How did they get in?, how did they enter?, who shipped them?, who imported them and who cleared them?. Who approved them to come in. Those are very serious issues. We must also ask ourselves, must we do every business?”, he asked rhetorically. http://www.channelstv.com/home/2012/12/26/fashola-vows-to-deal-with-owner-of-stored-fire-crackers/ |
The day the bombings hit the SW will be the beginning of the end as OBJ is the only one holding the fractured pieces of this nation together |
Why are Yoruba people so progressive? |
Hell No! |
@OP, Why are you taking eye drops for a Yoruba man's conjunctivitis? Abeg concentrate on your Theodore Orji |
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