₦airaland Forum

sexylogan: [s]90% of Samsung users wud rush to buy an iphone if they could afford it.
You can't argue with the exclusivity and quality of apple products.

Waiting to upgrade my iphone 5 to 6.[/s]

#teamApple

bloodykiller: miss or mrs buhari stage those bombing wishing to earn sympathy from the masses and also for clean slate.


A. gej till 2019.

B. dont call me blind again

C. sharap

Idrismusty97: And who protect? Jesus? Please this us no time for some religious garbage! Scores are dead, both Muslims and Christians and this is all you have to say. It seems you don't know the magnitude of the situation until it hit you in face.

oskaaay: Please can we get the picture...just too fresh that pictures are missing even on google...

omanzo02: It's an orchestrated bomb blast to frame the government for assassination and targeting oppositions to sway sympathy and label the government as anti-opposition, period.

funmeme: Thank you o. even those liking the post too, how about forgiveness? He wuold have been seen as a matured guy and well appreciated if he attended the wedding.

Ewiss: So u tink paying back is d best way to settle family quarrel SMH 4 naija youths n we tink naija go better with our minds so wicked. People shld try n change our views. U don't pay evil wit evil mostly wen is family pls

segzi cres: this is an obvious lie na

chiken ice: No offence intended but are the keys and document within reach of the security guard?

Boss13: What are the MODs doing? What kind of tribalistic comment is this? How can nairaland tolerate sick people like this?

What could have been another tragedy was averted on Thursday when another petrol tanker laden with 33,000 litres of the volatile product fell in the Iju area of Lagos State, spilling some of its contents on the road.

The incident comes less than 24-hours after a petrol tanker crashed into passenger buses in the Kirikiri area of the state, killing no fewer than 15 people.

In the latest incident involving a truck belonging to indigenous oil company, Conoil, with number plate, XB467AKN, an electric pole along Ajuwon Road was also hit but luckily, no life was lost.

It was learnt that fire fighters from Agege Fire Station, as well as technical staff of Power Holding Company of Nigeria and policemen prevented vehicles from plying the route while the content of the tanker was being transferred to another vehicle around 8am.

Confirming the incident, Director of Lagos State Fire Service, Razaq Fadipe, said the tanker fell around 2.21am.

“Around 2.21am, another fuel tanker laden with 33,000 litres of petrol fell close to the entrance of Grain Movement premises. There was heavy spillage of fuel, but we were able to prevent a fire”, Fadipe said.

https://informationng.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/The-crash-scene-on-Ajuwon-Road-Iju-in-Lagos-...-on-Thursday-480x300.jpg

Source: http://www.informationng.com/2014/01/another-petrol-tanker-crashes-in-iju-area-of-lagos.html

pandriod: https://premiumtimesng.com/dev/wp-content/files/2014/01/Screen-shot-2014-01-07-at-11.33.35-AM-465x342.png

This woman is just a thief.