₦airaland Forum

Onlytruth: I still wonder how decent humans live in that city. Upon landing in Lagos, all one sees instantly is pure insanity.
Tufiakwaaaaaaaa!

Omen100: This is Pathetic & its obvious that the activities of sect has gone beyond the management of our present day security agencies & increasing in complexity. Boko haram is never what we known as boko haram, that is, if they are what they claimed to be.

logo77: Na wa O O O ! But wait a minute. How much will it cost to fix the faulty wall socket in the picture.....

Super1759: I am quite certain that they will introduce it. House of reps and senators are mere toothless dogs that just make noise for the masses to think they know what they are doing. I am yet to seee any invention they stopped

Lolajoy: I will go with the last option.

harakiri: Poverty! ! !

drzed: The kind of stuff/information that makes Nairaland great.
10/10.

inspirenet: Available

mikuz: Calabar — Joint Task Force, JTF, which rescued 28 workers of an oil servicing company, China Petrochemical Corporation, Sinepoc on Ikang waterways in Bakassi Local Government Area of Cross River State, has declared wanted, leader of the militant group, Lapto Marine Force.

One of the workers, who allegedly ran away out of fear, when JTF attacked the camp, where the militant leader, Lapto, had held them hostage, has been rescued in neighbouring Akpabuyo Local Government Area.

Commander of JTF, codenamed Operation Pulo Shield, Major General Johnson Ochoga, yesterday, said, "The 28th person has been found. All of them are safe. The one that was not immediately seen has been picked up and he is safe. They have been handed back to the oil company, Sinopec.

"The last person was rescued at Akpabuyo. The 27 others were rescued from Lapto's camp in the creeks, close to Ikang. All the oil workers were kidnapped when they were going to Sinopec's worksite in Akwa Ibom State."

JTF also denied allegations that the militant group was agitating for self determination for Bakassi people.

Although JTF had on Saturday, when it rescued the abducted oil workers, declared the gang leader, Lapto wanted, Gen. Ochoga, who said the militant leader was on the run, maintained, "He is declared wanted. He is not a friend to any one, if he can take 28 Nigerians captive and this is not the first of its kind."

One of the rescued workers, Mr. Boniface Christopher, explained that their abductors picked them up on their way to work at Coco River, adding that they were ordered to lie down before their raincoats were used to blindfold them.

http://allafrica.com/stories/201208270218.html

YOUNG JOE: Funny Nigeria...funny president....funny CBN govenor....funny currency...all leads to a FUNNY ecomony.....#smh#

Kobojunkie: Stop recycling that bullshi0t already!! If you are not willing to go out and claim what you believe is rightfully yours then SHUT THE HECK UP ALREADY!!!

caseless: Hmmm...na fela humble like dis? Abi him neva sip weed b4 him snap?

Onlytruth: They identified the problem but lied about the cause of the problem. lol
If you want to solve a problem well, you must go to the root. I thought they said that they feed the Nation with their agric produce. I thought they said that agriculture contribute more to the national economic pool than say oil or commerce. So what is the problem now?
The truth is gradually coming out.

Paul John: So, are they saying it's better to satisfy them than to meet the need of the general populace who have been paying high price on transport?!
They better go ask their mate in Lagos, how they survived when Fashola introduced BRT.
GOD bless Amosun