₦airaland Forum

shigoslim: bros may be u should use simple English bkos most them can't comprehend what you wrote.

Nigeria army kill bokoharam leader Abubahka shecow in kanduga near maiduguri not Cameron army majority of bokoharam sympathizers here in naira land get loss of memory, several news were update when Nigeria Army battle with bokoboys in kanduga some weeks ago cammeroun should spare us this lies

amiskurie: G and D

amiskurie: Don't worry abt the link,I'm done with this government.
We need coup!

amiskurie: I have never curse Jonathan b4 until now.
[s]May God repay u ebele,all the dirt u ve caused my country


I'm cursing u for the news about cameroonian soldiers doing cross border raids in Nigeria.
Jona as the commander of the Nigerian armed forces tarnished the image of Nigerian military in the world.

We need coup in Nigeria maybe.soon sao tome and Togo will cross too[/s].

Sirniyeh: 2500, could this be real?
Even, the circulated picture of dead Shekau is absolutely fake. The picture had been on net for long before now

Ngirl1: Why do people believe everything they read online? This report is obviously false.

Idrismusty97: IMO, The best intel those five can give is probably the next place they are planning to attack(That is if they are even told yet). They can't give intel about the sponsors or top commanders in the sect. I read somewhere that most of boko haram members haven't even seen shekau once in their entire life or even know his whereabouts and that of other top commanders. They are just brainwashed puns recruited through third party. What better intel can they possibly give other than the main Base of boko haram which even a kid know it is in Sambisa forest.

Idrismusty97: Only five? ....And you expect us to be jumping, dancing and jubilating because five terrorists surrender with their weapons which is probably no other than a few AK 47s.

Other captured terrorists who refused to surrender have also been giving useful information on the subsequent plans of the group in an apparent offer to cooperate.

donphilopus: The fear of ambush is preventing the Military from attacking those bastards.

deji68: Na old news...2012 videos...the 2nd shekau(Amir) is dead chikenan!!!

New video message from Boko Haram’s (Jamā’at Ahl al-Sunnah li Da’wah wa-l-Jihād) [size=14pt]Amīr Imām Abū Bakr Shekau[/size]: “Responding to Recent Statements from (Nigeria’s President Goodluck) Jonathan

BlackTechnology: I remember one moniker called him a BH supporter when he called BH attack a probe attack

Are you that moniker.?

Well I told NL and the military when the second attack was on, that if they can resist the second and third attacks, BH will not attack in weeks/months to come.

This rumour is just to relax the military as they rebuild fresh forces to catch the military off guard

ochon: How can a top leader of this blood-thirsty sect be this wretched and useless?

Cannonleo: I thought I was the only one dat noticed

The Amir was alive for some hours before he later died due to serious injuries he sustained, but he was heavily bearded, and huge, just like that escaped old soldier described to the security intelligence operatives while he was being debriefed. But the big news is that he is dead because we gathered he was one of the deadliest leaders in the sect,” the very reliable source gathered.

BlackTechnology: BH has launched 3 failed attempts to capture Maiduguri through Konduga.

This is a ploy to cause the military to relax.
Once the military is relaxed, they would launch a surprise night attack in several weeks or months to come.

Nigeria should send spies to verify

The Amir was alive for some hours before he later died due to serious injuries he sustained, but he was heavily bearded, and huge, just like that escaped old soldier described to the security intelligence operatives while he was being debriefed. But the big news is that he is dead because we gathered he was one of the deadliest leaders in the sect,” the very reliable source gathered.

berem: and you don't care to know about what this incident can cause in the nearest future? You don't know there are Nigerians living in SA? You do not fear for Xenophobic attacks on Nigerians? You are asking me "so"?



If you're gonna respond to me foolishly,do not quote me!

berem: and you got attracted to JLo's butt instead of focusing on the main headline? That's Sunday Times of South Africa we are talking about!

NgeneUkwenu: I am also waiting!

eaglechild: So much in the form of respect for a newspaper that headlines JLo's butt.

#Korobucci #Koromegastar #korohandsome Koro carry PDP money runaway….

ROSSIKE: PLEASE SPARE US THIS RUBBISH. BELOW IS A PICTURE OF MUMBAI INDIA. YET INDIA IS A NUCLEAR POWER. WHAT IS YOUR EXCUSE NOW? M R INFERIORITY COMPLEX.

Mumbai, India
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Calcutta, India
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[size=14pt]NIMBY Protests Growing
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Rawatbhata Nuclear Power Plant in Rajasthan is situated near a major dam which makes it susceptible to flooding. Besides the villages near the plant have reported higher incidences of abortion and cancer which is typical of radiation effect on human health. A new plant being proposed in Bhavnagar, Gujarat too is seeing protests being organized by villages near the plant

The Indian Nuclear Power Industry remains shrouded in secrecy and opacity refusing to reveal details on safety. The nuclear power generation is controlled by a government entity NPCIL which remains cloaked in secrecy. Details about leakages and accidents are not forthcoming and not transparent. 2 accidents were reported in recent days but the causes of the leakage again have not been explained.

ET

But environmental watchdogs have expressed concerns about safety in India, where small-scale industrial accidents due to negligence or poor maintenance are commonplace and regulatory bodies are often under-staffed and under-funded.

[size=14pt]Accidents at nuclear power plants in India[/size]
India currently has twenty nuclear reactors in operation, and their safety record is far from clean.

[/b]Below is a list of leaks, fires and structural damages that have occurred in India’s civilian nuclear power sector. Numerous other examples of oil leaks, hydrogen leaks, fires and high bearing vibrations have often shut plants, and sometimes not (1).

As the Department of Atomic Energy is not obliged to reveal details of ongoings at these plants to the public, there may be many other accidents that we do not know about.

[b]April 2011 Fire alarms blare in the control room of the Kaiga Generating Station in Karnataka. Comments by officials alternately say there was no fire, that there was only smoke and no fire, and that the fire was not in a sensitive area (2). Details from the AERB are awaited.

November 2009 Fifty-five employees consume radioactive material after tritiated water finds its way into the drinking water cooler in Kaiga Generating Station. The NPCIL attributes the incident to “an insider’s mischief” (3).

April 2003 Six tonnes leak of heavy water at reactor II of the Narora Atomic Power Station (NAPS) in Uttar Pradesh (4), indicating safety measures have not been improved from the leak at the same reactor three years previously.

January 2003 Failure of a valve in the Kalpakkam Atomic Reprocessing Plant in Tamil Nadu results in the release of high-level waste, exposing six workers to high doses of radiation (5). The leaking area of the plant had no radiation monitors or mechanisms to detect valve failure, which may have prevented the employees’ exposure. A safety committee had previously recommended that the plant be shut down. The management blames the “over enthusiasm” of the workers (6).

May 2002 Tritiated water leaks from a downgraded heavy water storage tank at the tank farm of Rajasthan Atomic Power Station (RAPS) 1&2 into a common dyke area. An estimated 22.2 Curies of radioactivity is released into the environment (7).

November 2001 A leak of 1.4 tonnes of heavy water at the NAPS I reactor, resulting in one worker receiving an internal radiation dose of 18.49 mSv (.

April 2000 Leak of about seven tonnes of heavy water from the moderator system at NAPS Unit II. Various workers involved in the clean-up received ‘significant uptakes of tritium’, although only one had a radiation dose over the recommended annual limit (9).

March 1999 Somewhere between four and fourteen tonnes (10) of heavy water leaks from the pipes at Madras Atomic Power Station (MAPS) at Kalpakkam, Tamil Nadu, during a test process. The pipes have a history of cracks and vibration problems (11) . Forty-two people are reportedly involved in mopping up the radioactive liquid (12).

May 1994 The inner surface of the containment dome of Unit I of Kaiga Generating Station collapses (delaminates) while the plant is under construction. Approximately 130 tonnes of concrete fall from a height of nearly thirty metres (13), injuring fourteen workers. The dome had already been completed (14), forming the part of the reactor designed to prevent escape of radioactive material into the environment in the case of an accident. Fortunately, the core had not then been loaded.

February 1994 Helium gas and heavy water leak in Unit 1 of RAPS. The plant is shut down until March 1997 (15).

March 1993 Two blades of the turbine in NAPS Unit I break off, slicing through other blades and indirectly causing a raging fire, which catches onto leaked oil and spreads through the turbine building. The smoke sensors fail to detect the fire, which is only noticed once workers see the flames. It causes a blackout in the plant, including the shutdown of the secondary cooling systems, and power is not restored for seventeen hours. In the meantime, operators have to manually activate the primary shutdown system. They also climb onto the roof to open valves to slow the reactions in the core by hand (16). The incident was rated as a Level 3 on the International Nuclear Event Scale, INES.

May 1992 Tube leak causes a radioactive release of 12 Curies of radioactivity from Tarapur Atomic Power Station (17).

January 1992 Four tons of heavy water spilt at RAPS (17).

December 1991 A leak from pipelines in the vicinity of CIRUS and Dhruva research reactors at the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) in Trombay, Maharashtra, results in severe Cs-137 soil contamination of thousands of times the acceptable limit. Local vegetation was also found to be contaminated, though contract workers digging to the leaking pipeline were reportedly not tested for radiation exposure, despite the evidence of their high dose (18).

July 1991 A contracted labourer mistakenly paints the walls of RAPS with heavy water before applying a coat of whitewash. He also washed his paintbrush, face and hands in the deuterated and tritiated water, and has not been traced since (19).

March 1991 Heavy water leak at MAPS takes four days to clean up (20).

arresa: [s]I don't deal with clowns in trolling mode.

When you leave your trolling mode, garbage and landfill duties, I pay you further attention...


Till then, back to topic.[/s]..

arresa: [s]These clowns have been bastardized so much that they've succumbed to the fact that they can not do anything or aspire towards any goal in life. Incompetency and incompetent though is their culture and way of life... No wonder your leaders can not progress your country and move you forward.

Your crooked and corrupt PDP swindled $20 billion for the same electricity, but today, we are still in darkness with no new ideas or way forward, you are at a stand still with no light at the end of the tunnel.

Still, your only solution and way out is backward and incompetent though, it's defeating yourself even before starting anything, you've relegated yourself to failure and everlasting backwardness. You don't even wan to try anything..

What a sad shame. Thank God they don't share such loser sentiments in Lagos state[/s].