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ogajim:
Double digiter Combs, Maybe you should study your Bible instead of "reading" it and you will get a more profound understanding so you don't get pimped by these business men in suits.

Shalom.

pro01:
Utter nonsense. What impudence. This sort of desperate garbage can only be uttered by an individual whose source of daily bread has been severely threatened. As such, one is forced to come to the conclusion that you are either a hungry pastor, a hungry aspiring pastor, a hungry offspring of a hungry pastor, or a hungry beneficiary of a pastor's filthy lucre.

>>>>>> In the unlikely event that you aren't in any of these categories, then that means you've been fatally brain-washed beyond redemption. In either case you can only be pitied.

dvee2:
It is the hausas, I just got a call from a friend who is apoliceman there that the hausa hijacked a marcopolo bus in Bauchi road area of Jos town and burnt it today . The bus was coming from maiduguri and contained mostly Ibos. The bus contained over 100 passengers and only 3 passengers escaped.

We need to divide this country, we cannot continue to live with those animals called Hausas. And that Sultan of sokoto is calling on Governor Jonah Jang to resign when his (sultans) sick mind knows that it is his people that are causing confusion in Jos






Kafanchan it is people like you who play the drum beats for war and anarchy without confirmation of your story above.You got a call from your friend what effort did you make to verify this before you place on the internet?
How about this little research about the same incident below:
JOS, Nigeria (AP) — Christian youths attacked a car full of Muslims returning from a wedding in central Nigeria, killing seven people inside the vehicle and sparking retaliatory violence that left one other person dead, an official said Saturday.

It was the latest unrest in a fertile region that saw more than 500 people killed last year in massacres pitting Christians against Muslims.

On Saturday, gunshots echoed through the troubled city of Jos, causing store owners to close their shops and families to hide inside their homes.

The violence began as Christian youths blocked a road leading from a neighboring village Friday night, trapping the Muslims inside their car, said lawyer Ahmed Garba, a member of an Islamic religious council. Garba told journalists Saturday that seven people died in the attack and one person survived.

Garba said once news of the attack spread, Muslims began retaliatory violence in the streets of Jos that has left at least one person dead.

Plateau state police commissioner Abdurrahman Akano said investigators received word of the Friday night attack, but had not found any bodies. That is not uncommon as Muslims traditionally bury their dead as soon as possible.



Manassie Panpe, the Red Cross' state secretary, said officials from the aid organization had found several injured people in the streets Saturday but that information remained scarce.

Nigeria, an oil-rich country of 150 million people, is almost evenly split between Muslims in the north and the predominantly Christian south. Jos is in the nation's "middle belt," where dozens of ethnic groups vie for control of fertile lands.

The Jos violence, though fractured across religious lines, often has more to do with local politics, economics and rights to grazing lands. The government of Plateau state, where Jos is the capital, is controlled by Christian politicians who have blocked Muslims from being legally recognized as citizens. That has locked many out of prized government jobs in a region where the tourism industry and tin mining have collapsed in the last decades.

On Christmas Eve, two bombs went off near a large market in Jos where people were doing last-minute Christmas shopping. A third hit a mainly Christian area of Jos, while the fourth was near a road that leads to the city's main mosque.

Officials initially said at least 32 died from the blasts, while an official with the National Emergency Management Agency told journalists that he had counted 80 deaths from the explosions and the retaliatory violence that followed.

An Internet message attributed to radical Muslim sect known in northern Nigeria as Boko Haram claimed responsibility for the bomb attacks. However, the sect had never carried out an attack in that region before,

T9ksy:
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this crap shws dat d garba guy is a malam,who obviously wrote this obvious muslim suport trash, i reside in jos,n there wasnt,i repeat,WAS NEVER any bomb dat blew on any road leadin 2 any mosque.moreso,ur report on d police is crap. . . .dude,u r a dumb liar,or shd i say,d writer of ds piece is so dull,dat he cnt even manage an imagination, 58pple,women n children included. . .brutes,cursed people,. . . Wit machete,on inocent travler who dnt gv a Bleep abt jos,. . . Islam is d cancer of d earth,d last tym i checkd,only muslims kil in d name of allah,a diety dat dwels in arabia.hw cm oda religions dnt do wot islam do?and dose nit wits in d north(arewa),say d north is nt linkd wit terorist. . .d truth is,any tin dat blivs in allah,is a potential suicide bomber cum terorist,d almajiris r d comfirmd ones, my point?d 3rd world war wud b d world against islam. . .an hell yeah,dat wud b a true jihad.islam shd and must b wiped out.

chamotex:
What can Arsenal fans be celebrating though . . . . Emirates cup?