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 Politics › Re: Buhari To Travel To China In Mid-April by karimusa: 8:06am On Apr 07, 2016 |
ShowYourCertificate:Sai Baba till 2019. Anybody who is not happy shld hug transformer.
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| Politics › Re: Why Is Father Mbaka Silent In The Face Of These Harsh Economic Realities? by karimusa: 3:17pm On Apr 06, 2016 |
TANTUMERGO007:I like what he did cos he told the truth. GEJ's wife was too pushy... He told them in private b4 the telling the whole world.... |
| Politics › Re: Khalid al-Barnawi Arrested By Nigerian Army - BBC by karimusa: 8:01am On Apr 04, 2016 |
Rikidony:Some stupid wet brains can not see anything good. Calling his grandfather a dry brain... What a child according to Linda Ikeji 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Politics › Re: Remi Sonaiya & Her Nephew Mock Buhari(pic) by karimusa: 8:39am On Mar 31, 2016 |
denkyw:Talk is very cheap....after 16 years of stupidity + damage ...some wet brains wants it fixed in less than 2 yrs. |
| Foreign Affairs › Syrian Troops Drive IS Out Of Historic Palmyra by karimusa(op): 1:19pm On Mar 27, 2016 |
http://abdulkarimmusa..com.ng/2016/03/syrian-troops-drive-is-out-of-historic.html Syrian government forces backed by Russian airstrikes drove Islamic State fighters from Palmyra on Sunday, ending the group's 10-month reign of terror over a town whose famed 2,000-year-old ruins once drew tens of thousands of visitors each year. Government forces had been on the offensive for nearly three weeks to try to retake the central town, known among Syrians as the "Bride of the Desert," which fell to the extremists last May. Their advance marks the latest in a series of setbacks for IS, which has come under mounting pressure on several fronts in Iraq and Syria in recent months. Gen. Ali Mayhoub announced on state TV that that the fall of Palmyra "directs a fatal blow to the ISIL, undermines the morale of its mercenaries, and ushers in the start of its defeat and retreat." He said it lays the ground for further advances toward Raqqa, the IS group's de facto capital, and Deir el-Zour, an eastern city it largely controls. Troops in Palmyra are now dismantling explosive booby traps planted by IS, the station reported. State TV and a Britain-based monitoring group later reported that troops captured a military base to the east. The advance marks a strategic and symbolic victory for the government, which has sought to portray itself as a bulwark against terrorism. The town was an important juncture on an IS supply line connecting its territory in central and northern Syria to the Anbar province in Iraq, where the group also holds territory. IS drove government forces from Palmyra in a matter of days last May and later demolished some of the best-known monuments in its UNESCO world heritage site, including two large temples dating back more than 1,800 years and a Roman triumphal archway. State TV showed the rubble left over from the destruction of the Temple of Bel as well as the damaged archway, the supports of which were still standing. It said a statue of Zenobia, the 3rd century queen who ruled an independent state from Palmyra and figures strongly in Syrian lore, was missing. Many of the Roman colonnades, however, were still standing. The extremists have destroyed a number of historical sites across their self-declared caliphate, viewing such ruins as monuments to idolatry. IS also demolished Palmyra's infamous Tadmur prison, where thousands of government opponents were reportedly tortured. Syrian state TV hailed the government's advance, and a local reporter spoke live from inside Palmyra, showing troops in the center of the town. Some of the nearby buildings had been reduced to rubble. Syrian Culture Minister Issam Khalil hailed the recapture of Palmyra as a "victory for humanity and right over all projects of darkness." Maamoun Abdulkarim, director of the museums and antiquities department in Damascus, said Palmyra's Great Colonnade had suffered only minor damage. "We will rebuild what you have destroyed," he said, addressing IS. The Syrian opposition, which blames the government for the country's devastating civil war and the rise of IS, rejected that narrative. "The government wants through this operation to win the favor of Western nations by fighting against terrorism, while obscuring its responsibility as providing the reasons for the spread of terror," said Khaled Nasser, a member of the opposition coalition that has been negotiating with the government in Geneva. The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which monitors the conflict through local activists, confirmed IS had lost the town. Observatory chief Rami Abdurrahman said three weeks of fighting killed more than 400 IS fighters, as well as 180 troops and allied militiamen. Residents told The Associated Press that IS evacuated all of Palmyra's civilians to other territories under its control before government forces entered the city. "It's joyful for people to return home. Still we are sad to see damage in this historical city," said Sohban Eleiwi, a businessman from Palmyra now residing in Homs. But other residents said they would not return to live under government rule. "We don't hate the regime any less than we hate Daesh," said Osama Khatib, a Palmyra native who fled to Turkey three years ago after serving a jail sentence for taking part in demonstrations. "Daesh and the regime behave the same way," he said, referring to IS by its Arabic acronym. Government forces have advanced on a number of fronts in recent months, aided by a Russian air campaign. Moscow announced earlier this month that it would begin drawing down its forces, but said it will continue to target IS and other extremist groups. Russian jets carried out 40 air sorties near Palmyra in a 24-hour period, hitting 158 targets and killing more than 100 militants, Russia's defense minister said Saturday. The government has also benefited from a U.S. and Russian-brokered cease-fire that has sharply reduced violence across the country since it took effect last month. IS and the al-Qaida-affiliated Nusra Front are excluded from the agreement. The truce is intended to support peace talks underway in Geneva that were adjourned last week. Syria's conflict began a little more than five years ago with mostly peaceful protests against the Assad family's four-decade rule. A fierce government crackdown and the rise of an insurgency plunged the country into a full-blown civil war that has killed more than 250,000 people. Credit: yahoo.com
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| Nairaland General › Re: U.S. Indiana Mother Missing Since 1974 Found Alive And Well In Texas by karimusa(op): 1:07pm On Mar 27, 2016 |
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| Nairaland General › U.S. Indiana Mother Missing Since 1974 Found Alive And Well In Texas by karimusa(op): 1:06pm On Mar 27, 2016 |
http://abdulkarimmusa..com.ng/2016/03/us-indiana-mother-missing-since-1974.html An Indiana mother of three who vanished without a trace in 1974 has been found alive in Texas. Lula Ann Gillespie-Miller was 28 when she signed away her parental rights to her three children, including a newborn, over to her parents. A letter her parents received was postmarked from Richmond, Indiana in 1975 and was the last time they heard from Gillespie-Miller. Gillespie-Miller thought she was too young for motherhood, she reportedly told her parents. For the next four decades, she was a missing person in the state of Indiana. According to the Indiana State Police, that all changed after Detective Sergeant Scott Jarvis took the case in January 2014. The Doe Network, a group that assists families with missing persons investigations, initially contacted ISP about Gillespie-Miller. Gillespie-Miller began his search in Richmond, where he discovered a case of a Jane Doe whose body was buried in an unmarked grave in the Indiana town. The detective took a sample of Gillespie-Miller's daughter's DNA to compare to her missing mother's and potentially determine whether the buried body was hers. While awaiting the DNA test results, police said Jarvis' investigation took him in some new directions. He began to following the trail of a woman with similarities to Gillespie-Miller who had lived in Tennessee in the 1980’s, then moved to Texas. That trail led to a woman who'd been living in a small Texas town since the 1990's, possibly under an alias. After this past Thursday, Jarvis would no longer need the DNA results after Texas Rangers the detective asked to visit the woman in Texas made contact. Police say the woman admitted to them that she is, indeed, Lula Ann Gillespie-Miller. She is now 69 years old. Gillespie-Miller has committed no crime, police say. Authorities will not reveal exactly where she now resides because she also retains her right to anonymity. However, she gave police permission to give her daughter Tammy Miller her address so the two might soon reconnect. Miller hopes to speak with her long-missing mother over the Easter weekend. yahoo.com
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| Romance › Re: Lady Agrees To Travel To Dubai To Have Anal Sex With HIV Positive Client(Pics) by karimusa: 10:26am On Mar 27, 2016 |
mackhunter77:Some monkeys will still blame Buhari for this |
| Politics › Re: Ogbe-Ijoh Police Station In Warri Attacked by karimusa: 11:54am On Mar 25, 2016 |
ceometromedia:http://abdulkarimmusa..com.ng/2016/03/us-boy-shaken-as-baby-dies-after-12.html |
| Health › U.S. Boy Shaken As A Baby Dies After 12 Years On Life Support by karimusa(op): 11:32am On Mar 25, 2016 |
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| Celebrities › Re: Linda Ikeji To Give BlessingNick Nicholas N500k If Anyone Can Find Her by karimusa: 3:24pm On Mar 13, 2016 |
| Celebrities › Re: Olakunle Churchill Visits Ondo For Charity Projects (Photos) by karimusa: 12:43pm On Mar 13, 2016 |
| Celebrities › Re: Olakunle Churchill Visits Ondo For Charity Projects (Photos) by karimusa: 12:42pm On Mar 13, 2016 |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Marches On His Member: What Is Happening In Our Churches Now? by karimusa: 12:17pm On Mar 13, 2016 |
| Travel › Re: Food Aero Airline Served A Passenger While Travelling From Lagos-Port Harcourt by karimusa: 12:32pm On Jan 18, 2016 |
This person may be travelling for the 1at time 4 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Another Picture Of GMB In London by karimusa: 3:54pm On Feb 21, 2015 |
doctokwus:@ doctokwus.....Dt waste time with empty heads... only in Nigeria that militants will have the control of a nation. They are even more focused than the docile GEJ |
| Politics › Re: Another Picture Of GMB In London by karimusa: 3:47pm On Feb 21, 2015 |
tolextony:confused man.....another Doyin Okupe in making 4 Likes |
as a catholic, i don't like what mbaka did in the last election 
