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bashr8: yoruba on yoruba crime , wetin concern us

dedeike: Suddenly, we now have wheat bread activists because anything about GEJ must be opposed.
Suddenly, they have discovered that cassava, which we have being drinking and consuming since birth as garri, akpu, tapioca, contains cyanide. Good morning Doctor!
Suddenly, they now say cassava is of low quality but we owe our energy in Nigeria on its intake everyday.
Suddenly, they are beginning to fabricate imaginary billions for spending by imaginary people. Where in that report did govt ever say they were going to spend billions on training bakers on the use of cassava flour?

Opposition can never get messier

MADUABUCHI NMERIBEH/Kano
An 11 year old Nigerian boy is battling to live at a Kano hospital after being stabbed by her mother, Joy Akunle, 28, who was depressed after separating with the father of the teenager.
The lady who hails from Katsina-Ala in Benue state told journalists at Kano state Police headquarters that she transferred the aggression she had for her ex-husband to the innocent child.
“I wanted to kill him to bury the memory of his father because each time I see him, he reminds me of his father’s wickedness to me,” she said.
According to the state Commissioner of Police, Ibrahim K. Idris, Joy on 21 July at Sabuwar Abuja Quarters, Kano, northwest Nigeria used a knife and stabbed her son on his stomach, bursting the intestines.
The boss who raised alarm over the spate of rape involving teenagers in the state said his Command has resolved to ensure prosecution of rapists in the state and advised parents to keep watchful eyes on their children.
He revealed that on 17 July, Abubakar Ya’u, 20, of Jama’ar Ladan in Minjibir Local Government Area lured a six year old girl into his room and raped her.
Also, on 15 July, Ismaila Jibrin, 48, of Rimin Kebe Quarters lured a 4 year old girl into his room and had carnal knowledge of her.
Police also arrested Taofeek Adekunle, an Oyo state indigene, at Kas village, BUK Road for defrauding unsuspecting individuals to the tune of N5.5 million.
“Taofeek Adekunle is the promoter of an illegal Finance House named Finance Empowerment Programme Organization with Head Office at Ado Bayero Shopping Complex located at number 12 New Road, Sabon Gari.
“He is also the initiator of the Traders Multi Purpose Cooperative Society Limited. The Certificate of Registration of the two outfits were forged as he procured them from a tout who specializes in printing government documents.
“The suspect who has a network of marketers all over Kano collected the some of N5.5 million from 328 victims with the promise to give them credit facility.
“The method adopted by the fraudster is to ask his victims to pay 20 per cent of the credit facility before he disburses the loan. After collecting the percentage, the transaction stops there as he would not disburse the loan as promised,” CP Idris narrated.
He also disclosed that 17 police men from the Command are currently undergoing trial at the Command’s Orderly Room for extorting money from members of the public, and urged Kano residents to desist from giving money to police men on duty.

Nigerian boxer Akanji Muideen looked pitiable Saturday night as he was beaten by Irish man O’Neill Darren in a boxing event of the on-going Olympic Games in London. The Nigerian lost 15-6 points.
“Right from the moment he stepped into the boxing ring, Muideen’s movement on the canvass was suspect and so were his punches,” Tony Ubani, a Press Attache to the Nigeria Olympic Committee, NOC, told P.M.News Sports.
It was gathered that Darren showed more determination and vitality with sharper reflexes that scored points against the Nigerian.
“Muideen, who looked a shadow of himself could not deliver the sucker punches that had become his hallmark.”
Ubani further hinted that on many occasions, Muideen ran into trouble and could not waive off the jabs from which his opponent gained points

It was a day of mixed fortunes for Nigeria in table tennis on Saturday as its women crashed out of the 2012 Olympic Games in London.
Olufunke Oshonaike, who a day earlier had won her preliminary round game failed to advance further later in the day as she lost to her Italian opponent in the first round.

Both Oshonaike and Offiong Edem had been drawn to play in the preliminary round of the event on its opening day.
Oshonaike had success against her opponent, Neda Shahsavari of the Islamic Republic of Iran in the morning at the Excel – North Arena 1, winning 4-3 in a 33-minute game.

After losing the opening game 11-13, she braced up to the challenge to win the next two games 11-8 for a 2-1 lead.
But her 25-year-old opponent rallied back to draw level with an 11-9 win, for a ding-dong affair that saw Oshonaike going 3-2 up with an 11-4 win and the Iranian drawing level with an 11-5 win.

However, the 36-year-old closed the game with an 11-3 win and advance to the first round.
Edem on her part while playing later at the same venue failed to stand toe-to-toe with her Egyptian opponent to lose 2-4 after a six-game match that stretched over 27 minutes.

Eighteen-year-old Dina Meshref won 11-5, 2-11, 11-7, 10-12, 11-6, 11-3, after 25-year-old Edem failed to take her chance in their fifth game.
But Oshonaike could not keep up the momentum she had in the morning as she lost 0-4 to 39-year-old Chinese-born Tan Wenling of Italy in their first round pairing later in the afternoon.

She lost 7-11, 5-11, 10-12, 1-11 in a 20-minute game to keep out Nigerian women from the competition.
In the men’s singles, Segun Toriola had also raised Nigerian hopes by winning his preliminary round match against 20-year-old Andre Ho of Canada.

He came from a set down to win 4-1 after 37 minutes, with a scoreline of 9-11, 11-5, 11-6, 11-5, 12-10 and he was up against Swede Jorgen Persson later in the day in the first round.

It was also a good day at the office for Quadri Aruna, Nigeria’s second male entrant in the event and who had drawn bye into the first round.
The 23-year-old took his chances against his older opponent to win 4-2 after 35 minutes and advance into the second round.

After a 6-11 opening loss, he reversed the scores in the second game, lost 11-3 in the third, won at 13-11 at the rubber in the fourth for a 2-2 draw after four games.
He then went a gear higher to win the next two games 11-8, 11-6 and won a place in Sunday’s second round against Turkey’s Bora Vang.

thirty: derange indeed. I dont like insult pls. What is link btw d topic and ur post. Cos i said u should embrace Islam? Na wao.www.nairaland.com/attachments/770904_Lucky_Muslim_jpgdfa1672fcf0e807fba910f8d49c1accf

sureboykris: î ve met 3 igbo Muslims. One is actually A̶̲̥̅ friend. So dey do exist

phreakabit: [size=18pt]I have seen churches demolished in Lagos state under the governance of Governor Babatunde Raji Fashola (A MUSLIM). . . These churches where demolished because they were directly or indirectly impeding government projects. . . In retrospect,I do not recall any account in which members of demolition marked/targeted churches or Christians at large, staged protests or planned to protest the governments actions or decision. With that said, I employ the Anambra state government to take a firm stand and if necessary brutally compel these people to see things differently. [/size]

BlackPikiN: Why una move my thread?

Abeg mods put this on the front page.

https://www.nairaland.com/1002052/2-brothers-caught-decomposing-body

Let's get the weekend started.

Also, why cant I start a thread on the sports section?

Abeg for security reasons and to enlighten our fellow Nigerians, can we have this "eye opener" on the frontpage .

Iyfe Namikaze: sumtimes wen i at d boko haram saying dat western education is bad, i cant help but see sum atom of truth in it. U guys are all drenched in dis western way of thinking to d point dat u fail to realize wat d bible says about the world u live in. Being intelligent is not all about manufacturing things like technology and all dis stuffs, infact dis is d actual thing dat is killing us nw. Technology to produce weapon of mass destruction, to take away life.
Call it mental illness, disorder of d brain psyche problems or wateva, these are all d hand work of d devil. Open ur eyes people! Every negetive has a possitive. A word is enough for d wise.

Abali1: Even when the guy was just an ordinary student in UNILAG, ladies still love his Style. And for those saying Gay, this guy literally ran away from a suspected gay lecturer's office way back in school.