₦airaland Forum

fellis: What was the point in his dying if he knew he was going to resurrect again?

He might as well have stayed alive and just forgiven people's sins

Slickest: We no d story nw,y d repeat every year? Would d guy playin jesus gt paid ?

great063: Caption:Photoshop things featuring Baba Iyabo and Shan George.

Chima2012: Is this real or photoshop?

ade4clement: Hi My Fellow Nairalanders

I've been wondering why people drive in the afternoon with the light of their cars turned on, i started noticing this since last year, though i later join those doing it, each time i want to drive, after starting my car, i put on my deem light, but till this very moment, i don't know why we Nigerians are doing it

Can you share with us why you put on your light during the day time when driving?

pheyikemi: I jez checked out oyindamola esan on fb, I got just 2pple, a boi and a 30smfn year old woman, at if ds gal is real, she shd b on fb like most vasity students, and to d 2nd name Ajao Yetunde, couldn't find a match in regards to d descriptn

Deep Sight: The reason for your post is not far fetched either.

It is because you have no sense of decency whatsoever, no perspective on the travails and the r.ape of your fatherland, and its unborn generations, and no desire to see a decisive stand taken against corruption in your country. In summary, I conclude that you either are, or someday hope to be, a beneficiary of the continuing r.ape of Nigeria's coffers. Carry on. R.ape well, and ensure you have a perfect hard on while you are at it.

tomakint: The reason for the hullabaloo is not far-fetched, simply because JONATHAN is in charge

Michaeljones36: What does Bill Clinton have to do with Nigeria?

190: i have them all the time but trust me im always on the winning side

obowunmi: She's pretty. Boy is ugly... wish them a Happy married life.

Jarus: I work as Tax Accountant in a company in Lagos.


Let's share ideas and knowledge and discuss issues taxation here - from students to professionals.

Other tax professionals are also invited to give people advices and answer questions.

hardywaltz: i thot i read that he was employed so how come he still considers himself "jobless".

It's really a tough choice picking one of these girls cos there's something special about each of them. I'm thinking of turning them down and keeping them as the good friends they have become.

ULSHERLAN: Is that how an angel looks like.?. Some people take anything they see too serious

PointB: Moral of the story:
Playing the loyalty card does not often pay. Eventually your lies, deceits, and pretense will eventually be exposed by your glaring incompetence.

Agberos and members of their clan should take note!

la furia: just unfortunate, nigeria international airport for that matter. somebody knew the money was comming, these wasnt a random attack at all. if robbers can attack intl airport easily what will happ if those idi,.ot (BH) decides to carry out practice at any of our airport, just imagine. typical nigeria govt, they wont put security in place, until something worse happens.

i hope the security at the airport is improved after this robbery.

Diamonds worth $50m stolen at Belgium airport
Police are hunting for a gang who pulled off one of the largest-ever diamond robberies at Brussels Airport after driving onto the runway and hitting a security truck.

Gems worth $50m were being loaded onto a Swiss aircraft bound for Zurich when the heavily armed robbers drove through barriers onto the tarmac to get airside.

The pilot, co-pilot and staff from a Brink's armoured car that transported the gems were held up but "no shots were fired and no-one was injured," Anja Bijnens of the Brussels prosecutor's office said of the robbery that was over "within minutes."

A burnt-out van was later found nearby.

The gems taken "included rough stones as well as cut diamonds from Antwerp that were being transported to Zurich," said Caroline De Wolf, a spokeswoman from Antwerp World Diamond Centre (AWDC).

At least 120 packages, which were only part of the shipment, were reportedly seized by the robbers who were wearing police uniforms and carrying machine guns.

'Hollywood style'

The robbery, thought to have been committed by eight people, was "one of the biggest ever" said De Wolf, but gave no details as to who the shipment belonged to.

Jan Van Der Cruysee, a Brussels Airport spokesman, likened the operation to a movie.

"They were extremely well organised, they were very fast military wise, Hollywood style," Van Der Cruysee told Al Jazeera.

According to the AWDC, the global diamond business is worth more than $60bn each year, with about $200m worth of stones moving in and out of Antwerp every day.

The diamond community was "shocked by the brutal heist," said De Wolf in a subsequent statement. She said traders want "additional security measures" implemented at the airport.

In February 2005, about $100m worth of diamonds and jewels being shipped to Antwerp were stolen in a KLM vehicle at Amsterdam's Schiphol airport.

But the record for a theft of diamonds was in Belgium, in February 2003, when $133m worth of stones were stolen from the vault of the Antwerp Diamond Centre.
http://www.aljazeera.com/news/europe/2013/02/2013219125116224713.html[quote]so what re u sayin again

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