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Respect, Good Manner, homework, lovn n caring etc gentle men would love that and that woman will be happy. |
better for her, hope it will not be just temporary healing, May God help her through. ![]() |
Just last 3 weeks 2 igbo guys was caught with fake 30,000 Euro note in Gambia and they are claiming to be yoruba based on the identity they are holding, only to be discover later by the police that they are holding fake residence permits and ofcourse they were ibo not yoruba, that less than 2 month ago after 4 ibo guys involve in killing a british guy with knife inside his car to rob him of his cash and other valueble posseision. They were caught and paraded in gambia national TV, and ofcourse all the national newspapers,Radio and TV stations carry the news for almost 3 weeks nonstop. May God help us in Nigeria. ![]() |
I heard that as of June 2007, china correctional department estimated around 10,000 Nigerians are in Chinese jails, and more than half of them has been executed. Also the most disturbing hints of the whole saga was that. . .deleted |
Good one Bros, May God bless you for this cool inventory. Please let us know the price so that i can purchase one when I come home to be taking to nearby restaurants and the beaches. |
Bad news, may his gentle soul rest in peace, Any pics of him please ? |
The terrorists who stay inside Nigeria now have guts to threatening the life of the president on the video, |
It's been so long now am away on vacation, so sad am back now on this forum and still found multitude of buffoons still active right here. Firstly, nothing in that news which indicate Gen Buhari declare any intention to run for the presidency in 2015, He will not quit politics does not means he is contesting again. Also, even if he does, Glory be to God. May be by 2014 all this morons here who are illiterates, Nonentity, tribal bigots, stupid, lunatics etc who are supporting ill fated GEJ and punishing their life and the life of their generation to come will see hell from their Oga fisherman and his demonic occults PDP and get some sense by then. If God will ready by 2015 to save Nigeria from her wreckage site, then Buhari/Ribadu will emerge and won the Presidency office in 2015. 100yrs old Buhari is 99% better than 45yrs old Jonathan ![]() |
I know very well that the yam farmer in Nigeria will not get anything from this benefit. The money will be share among those wearing suits and babariga at the various office. Full stop. ![]() |
Not a news that is the normal daily exercise in that part of the country, may God have mercy. ![]() |
WHY NOT GIVEN HIM 8 MORE DECADE. SINCE HE MADE THE ECONOMY IN YOUR VILLAGE TO BE BOOMING. SILLY POSTER ![]() |
@Ducksoup or whatever your miserable name it's i can understand you are a renown mad person on nairaland. i.diot ![]() |
Old nairaland is far better and interesting than this new ![]() |
Since february 12, why waited till march 13th before plan to help him? A national Hero for that matter. Also what of many many more heroes like him who have served their fatherland with respect and dignity? what FG and NFA/NFF are doing to help them We have hundreds of past heroes like him around suffering today, some even without job or benefits. While we have thousands of buffoons/baboons in politics and corridors of power stolen millions of $$$s everyday without any single usefulness for the country or community. Enough is enough R.I.P BRO. |
I hope this will make the Vietnamese authority to act fast and help those people overcome their problem, They actually needed help to be healed. ![]() |
Backwardness in modern day. ![]() |
Very Good move. Commendable. ![]() |
Dialogue with the terrorist? |
i thought the figure is far higher than estimated !!! ![]() |
It's Okay now igbos please go away all this noise of your so called biafra this biafra that is enough. Please don't forget that we Niger/Delta are not part of your region and don't even think about Rivers please go away with your tiny 5 states and be your biafra good luck to you all. |
Mr Badluck,Shoeless, Zoology, Animated, Retardeen, Odechukwu, Clueless, Moneylunder, Mumudu,onipanama etc please prove how you winning your war !!!! ![]() |
RETARDEEN Just said that Nigeria is winning war on boko haram |
Once you sure of yourself as a born again and still you keep on committing sin which you know, you are not a born again, unless you want to be performing baptism multiple time and consider your self as on/or born again which is no born again ![]() |
May their soul rest in peace, but how come they found themselves in volatile area, didn't they know that the northern Nigeria is no go area even for christian Nigerians ![]() |
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Privatisation may boost production, but electricity price hikes could hit poor the hardest. Nigeria is set to privatise the country's electricity industry in a bid to help solve a severe power shortage problem. Analysts and citizens say the move may boost energy production, but will also result in price hikes that will hit the country's poorest most. More than $16bn in public funds has already been used in failed attempts to increase power supply in recent years. Now, the government is seeking about $100bn in private sector investment to meet the high demand for electricity. Al Jazeera's Yvonne Ndege reports from the Nigerian capital, Abuja. http://www.aljazeera.com/news/africa/2012/03/201238142448684718.html |
Hostages killed before UK-Nigerian operation could free them, as Italy president asks why Rome not informed beforehand. Italy's president has accused Britain of an "inexplicable" failure to consult with his country before a failed attempt to rescue an Italian and a Briton being held in Nigeria by kidnappers who claim ties to al-Qaeda. The two hostages were killed by their captors before a joint British-Nigerian operation could free them, leading to heavy criticism of the UK, and accusations by Italian politicians that Prime Minister Mario Monti's government is inept in foreign affairs. Franco Lamolinara, an engineer, and a British hostage, Chris McManus, had been working on a bank construction project when they were kidnapped nine months ago. "The behaviour of the British government, which did not inform or consult with Italy on the operation that it was planning, really is inexplicable," Giorgio Napolitano, the Italian president, told reporters on Friday. A top security official in Nigeria said on Friday that authorities had arrested three people in connection with Thursday's operation. The official did not say whether the suspects were linked to Boko Haram, a radical Islamic group. The official said that prior arrests had led to information about the hostages, but Al Jazeera's Yvonne Ndege, reporting from Abuja, said the quality of that information was now under scrutiny. "The failure of the rescue mission is raising questions about the credibility of the intelligence the two countries acted on," she said. Explanation demanded In the town of Sokoto on Friday, blood spatter-coated the walls around the front door of the house where the hostages were kept. Large-calibre bullet holes had punched through the concrete walls. Locals said they believed the two hostages were killed in a back bedroom. Residents say the attack lasted about nine hours, with heavy gunfire, and said the military also used an armoured personnel carrier to attempt to storm the compound through an unfinished house behind it. William Hague, the British foreign minister, was holding talks with his Italian counterpart over the failed rescue attempt at a meeting of European foreign ministers in Copenhagen, while the UK's ambassador was meeting with officials in Rome. Prime Minister David Cameron's spokesman Steve Field said Monti had not complained over the circumstances of the operation in a telephone call on Thursday with the British leader. He also insisted that Monti and the previous Italian government had not raised objections to the possibility of mounting a rescue mission during talks over the last nine months. 'Constraints involved' Hague confirmed the Italian government was informed about the rescue attempt by Britain on Thursday once the operation was already under way. "We had to make a decision very quickly to go ahead with this operation, we had very limited time, that constrained how much we were able to consult others,'" Hague said at the meeting in Denmark. "We were able to inform the Italian government as the operation got under way, but not to do more than that. But I think everybody understands the constraints involved, the rapid timing involved in a case like this." In a later phone call with Monti, when the hostages had been killed, Cameron had "explained the situation and the reasons for the decision and why we thought it was right for the operation to go ahead", Field said. British military and intelligence officers had been working within Nigeria for several months ahead of the operation, before a contingent of special forces, drawn from the elite Special Boat Service, were deployed in recent weeks, officials said. 'Strong advice' In London, the government's crisis committee of political, military and intelligence officials, known as COBRA, had met about 20 times since the men were kidnapped to consider the case and options to rescue the hostages. A number of arrests made by Nigerian authorities in recent days had provided more concrete information on the whereabouts of those being held captive, but had also alerted the kidnappers that authorities were on their trail. British officials said those involved in the operation feared the captors had become aware that the "net was closing" on their location. "Their very strong advice was that it was important to act, and to act quickly and that offered the best chance of getting those people out," Field said. "Our opinion, and the opinion of those on the ground was that the hostages were under imminent and grave danger." He said that the precise details of how and when the two hostages died remained so far unclear, but that the "early indications were that both men were murdered by their captors before they could be rescued". Security situation Al Jazeera's Ndege said the security situation in northern Nigeria was deteriorating. "The Nigerian authorities have been doing their best to try and get the security situation under control. They have deployed lots of police and military in many of the areas," she said. She added that much of the deployment in northern states was in places that had experienced attacks by Boko Haram. "Obviously, news of the kidnap and news of this failed rescue mission will only serve to make people , a little bit more worried about how in control the security services are," she said. http://www.aljazeera.com/news/africa/2012/03/201239134854498334.html |
Even though you are one of them that make the life miserable for ordinary Nigerians today. Thank God you still admit the truth here. Mr tinubu please be patient, God is about to send a young revolutionary messiah who will wiped out all of you together and safe Nigeria from this precarious situation. ![]() |
Na boko haram kill am abi na armed robbers |



We have hundreds of past heroes like him around suffering today, some even without job or benefits. While we have thousands of buffoons/baboons in politics and corridors of power stolen millions of $$$s everyday without any single usefulness for the country or community. Enough is enough R.I.P BRO. 
