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I don't know how they behaved, but with the way things are in the country now, I don't think security men will take it lightly with anyone who behaves irrationally, especially in public gatherings and more so where the President is.

Its better she sets boundary between her and this ex-lover of hers, else she will invite disaster into her marriage.

ok

Can't believe these pictures am seeing.

Accepting that is synonymous to accepting slavery.

Relocate.

From your write-up here, it shows how intelligent you are. Just be yourself.

But before you quit, don't find an excuse to dump her without telling her your reasons. Summon courage and tell her your reasons. It will hurt her definitely but she will at least give you some atom of respect for speaking up.[/color][/size]
[quote][/quote]Thats too hard a nut to crack.

Better stay away, else you ruin your life.

Explosions rock Jos
• 20 killed, security beefed up
By RACHAEL AGUNTA and WOLE BALOGUN
Saturday, December 25, 2010


Photos: Sun News Publishing
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As Christians all over the world celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, residents of Jos, Plateau State, are in mourning, as no fewer than nine separate explosions rocked Gada Biu, Kabong and Angwa Rukuba area of the state yesterday, killing about 20 people.

Saturday Sun gathered that the bombs went off at about 7. 30 pm in quick succession and lasted till about 8.40pm, killing the victims and injuring score of others. The first explosion, from our findings, went off in front of a Catholic Church in the area, while subsequent explosions occurred a few kilometer to the police headquarters.
Sources revealed that bodies of the dead as well as those injured were taken to the Jos University Teaching Hospital (JUTH).

The state’s Commissioner of Police, Mr. Abdulrahman Akano, confirmed the incident but declined to give the number of casualties. However, a top police officer in the city revealed that he could only confirm seven dead victims at the time of this report.

Commander of the special task force in Jos, Brigadier General Hassan Umaru, also confirmed the explosion last night but declined to give details, as, according to him, he was rushing down to the explosions scenes.
Military sources told Saturday Sun that an unidentified group had sent out warning that it would take measures to ensure that Christmas was not celebrated in Plateau State.

Following the bomb explosion, security has been beefed up in the affected areas and the entire state capital. By last night, soldiers were deployed to the areas. Also, the areas have been cordoned off, with soldiers standing guard at major roads.
Fear has gripped the ancient tin city, with most of the residents holed up in their homes. Darkness has enveloped parts of the city, as a result of power outage.
Jos has suffered many explosions this year with so many lives lost.

Ymodulus:
This is what happens when you set hausa's in such position,

When are we going to learn to be civil in this forum? Is there any tribe that is immuned to corruption in Nigeria? Is Cecilia Ibru a Hausa woman? Is Tafa Balogun a Hausa man? Is James Ibori a Hausa man? Lets put sentiments aside and face the fact that anybody charged with corruption should face the law irrespective of wherever he/she comes from.

Good one there.

How can an acclaimed CBN governor be quoting the budget guy under a financial statistical analysis whereby his office was expected to be the prime kingpin on this subject matter. kingpin on this very subject matter.

Mallam! Mallam!! Mallam!!!, how many time have i called you, as you spelling of your name remainth unchanged either from left or right, thats how the level of your uninformed, illiteracy, clownism and incompetence in the office will never seize surprising me.

Why display foolish sentiment here?

Many lessons to learn from the story.

Hi guys,
Please how do I download videos from Youtube? Thanks for your kind response

Good work.

What a sad end!

Timely info there. Thanks.

Hon. Patrick Obahiagbon is here. Watch it to the end.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KiQIyTBwDWc&feature=player_embedded

mojounited:
^^nice one. this got me ROFL

Nairaland, una no go kill me oooo

The effects of deserting NYSC may not show now, but perhaps later in life. As you move up in life, opportunities may present themselves for appointments into public or political offices. This is where certificates like NYSC certificate will count. Remember the case of Dimeji Bankole; when he was elected Speaker of the House of Representatives, someone jumped up and said he (Bankole) did not serve (NYSC), even though he studied abroad. Bankole had to produce his NYSC certificate to quench the tornado that was about consuming his political career. In essence, its better to serve than to desert it. Because the consequences of not serving far outweigh the temporary and momentary inconveniences that serving may pose.

What kind of topic is "I am tried"