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Kenneth205:
A bomb explosion rocked Azare town of Bauchi State
today, killing scores of bank customers withdrawing
money from an Automatic Teller Machine (ATM) of the First Bank Nigeria PLC.

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According to eyewitnesses, the blast occurred around
10:30am after an Improvised Explosive Devices (IED)
was sneaked into the bank premises and kept close to
the major ATM machine. A medical officer working
with the Federal Medical Centre (FMC) in Azare, told
Channels Television that 18 bodies were brought to the mortuary while the 35 capacity female ward of the hospital was allocated to those brought with various degrees of injuries.

According to the Force Public Relations Officer,
Emmanuel Ojukwu, detectives have begun investigation into the incident, with five suspects
already arrested. The identities of the suspects were
however not disclosed.

Azare town have had its fair share of terrorists attack
since the commencement of the Boko Haram
insurgency as last three weeks, an explosion at the
Yankari Motor Park of the town went-off killing 13
people while over 20 others sustained injuries.

Graphic photos of the dead at the bomb blast continue after the cut. VIEWER'S DISCRETION IS STRONGLY ADVISED

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http://.net/2014/11/07/very-graphic-see-photos-from-the-first-bank-bomb-blast-in-azare-bauchi/

I am highly against the broadcasting and sharing of such pictures / videos on the internet. We are only helping them to show the world their handiwork and making them more proud and bold...

dammytosh:
I did not jump any fact. That he bought for 100 and decide to sell for 1000 is his business.

There are clubs and hotels in lagos that sell a bottle of coke for #1,000. I will be stupid to buy it and assume it is imported.

Dangote decided to sell cement for 1000 after we have bought hundreds of bags for 1700 this same year. That does not mean that if he sell for 500 a bag, he wont still make his money.

Back to the business, if he buys for 100 after several research and discover that it is worth 1000 in the Nigeria market, he can sell for that amount.

As for wrist watch of 5,500.00 lets put the arguement in perspective, was it a swatch wrist watch and i discover that it is a fake swatch ? Definetely "NO". Some random name in the market, i buy for 2000 and i am expecting it to last. ?

As an undergraduate, i av bought several wrist watch on the road side, the sharp guy starts by calling 7k , i bargain and buy for 1500. It fades after months and i move on. Now i dnt expect my Invicta and my casio edifice or swatch to act same way.

Face the problem of staff treatment with your previous employer and leave the business alone.

This attack on his person and his business based on priviledged information is grossly immature.

You were even bragging dt you will teach some one what you have learnt if they send you a mail, that corroborate your employer's point that you are proud and feels like the boss.

Well said.

markpenk:
Lol... Nice retort bro... He must really run a sweatshop (and i even doubt he owns a business). I mean come on, who cuts short their vacay just to come deal with an employee.

Doesnt he have other people on ground to attend to such things? Or did he leave his business in incapable hands? Doubt this guy's authenticity. Too many questions jare.

People really should be mindful of the way they address others regardless of their station. This acidtalk guy has done nothing on this thread but rant, insult and show his lack of civility... Anyways its a faceless forum after all. Everyone is free to do as he/she sees fit... Or are we?

I agree with you. I know these type of people, cos I once worked with one in the Haulage business. Myself and his cousin worked so hard to see the business grow since he didnt have the experience. Only for him to use one excuse or the other not to pay us at the end of the month. And if you dare complain, they will start showing you they know I.G, they know CDS and co...
You people should please change abeg.

acidtalk:
See this lazy, sad,traitor trying to to use me to shine. You have failed because you can only dream to have the exposure and education I have.

I know people like you. Very greedy and lazy employees who think all the money that comes into the company is all going to the owners pocket without knowing majority are running cost and most times the CEO will make little or nothing.

One silly employee tried such crap when I went for summer, I cut my trip short just to come and use him as a scape goat to others. After spending 3weeks behind bars, his people were even supporting my actions as it was obvious to everyone he was a traitor.


If na me you try this crap with ehn, by now na beans and agege bread your family go dey buy come for you for Elephant House. I get special underground cell for lazy, traitors like you.

Nice one, GEJ.

bluejeff:
I really liked him too.. There is this song of his that talks about 'Jah blessing us' (can't rmbr precisely now) I have checked for that song on the net to download but no avail.

It is almost impossible to get his songs online.

AndyBoomba:
5. MARVELOUS BENJI

Music label, Kennis Music retains the credit for the
success of Benjamin Ukueja – a Delta State-born
reggae/dance hall crooner and producer otherwise
known as Marvelous Benji. Straight from the ghetto
streets of Ajegunle where he is based, Swo (Brand
New Dance) is the hit single that spurred on local
dance moves like ‘Swo’, ‘Konto’ and ‘Galala’ in the
early millennial era. But when Benjamin thought it
was time to move on up, he burned bridges with
his breakout label company and like the popular
saying goes, the rest is history.

This is one artiste I really like. I still have most of his songs on my phone. I hope he comes back soon.

donigspain:
^^^Is this how Nigerians think?

I wonder oh...

Ayoad:
This is to notify the general public that Mr. Muyiwa Folorunso, the fraudster, the scammer and the fake jewelries seller
has finally change his company name to Fashionhands so as to continue to defraud Nigerians.

Members of the general public should be wary of this company. the company website is http://www.fashionhands.com.ng/

Regards
AY

Just Yesterday I came across this Fashion Hands. The moment I saw it, I knew something was up. I told a close friend of mine I would not be surprised that this is True Rebel Part 2. There must be something going on. Little did I know until this morning that I came across all the feeds about True Rebels. Hmmmm, I only have one thing to say "NEVER ENVY A MAN'S TROUSERS; HIS BOXERS MIGHT BE TORN"

denzelpraiz:
For years I had searched for the perfect opportunity to increase my financial cash flow, I did all kinds of jobs from working in a school cafeteria to a pure water factory and many more but they all paid peanuts, I had no source of income and some days ild go on without any food but our usual Garry and salt I was ALWAYS BROKE I know some of you have been there, I was looking for an idea that would not cost me too much because I didn’t even have the too little to invest ,I searched and searched and came across different investment opportunities which I ventured into all to no avail, when I was at the brink of giving up I came across an idea to venture into IMPORTATION ,I had always felt it was for the mega business men and women who had access to huge bank loans to import containers of goods but when I went into deep research I had found the secret to increasing my cash flow ,there are many other methods I found but on this post ild be focusing on IMPORTATION,
You are only broke because you don’t have access to information to make you financially stable
I am not promising a get rich quick deal, or that you will become the next billgates or mark zuckerberg but im telling you if you practice what I teach you where ever you are in Nigeria or Ghana or anywhere you will maximize opportunities to generate a constant flow of income
People will always need things and you can be the person who supplies them constantly, there is no limit to what you can supply form branded company items, to tablets ,ladies accessories watches, bags shoes and all, one of the first things I imported was a particular watch ild show you , I got for just #1500 and people were willing to pay #3500 imagine that huge profit margin I brought just 5 pieces for #7500 and sold them for #3000 each they finished before they even arrived I made #7500 ild show you product,on another watch I made about #15000

These are some pictures of some items I got

Some nice leopard shoe I got for #900 and sold for #2500
watches I got for 1500 and sold for 3000k people loved this ones
A complete makeup kit I sold #6500 #in highdemand
a sample also of my first shipment is shown


now to how i got started i really needed to start i had no capital but i had a laptop all i did was i got some pictures of the items and began to show potential buyers on all my networks ,watsapp,facebook,twitter and personal contact
i was amazed at how much people in the north needed these items and soon they began to order i told them it would take two weeks and they would have to pay over 50 percent and when the items arrive they would balance they all obliged and that's how i got started that month i git over 200000 naira worth of deals and the story gets better so whatever it is just start its not what you have that limits you its what you have but don't know how to use.

It's not everyday you see someone who shares such information with people online without asking for a deposit to his account. May God continue to bless you for this information. I also started this same business but it's not been easy. Can you please send me the links you buy from also. I would really appreciate. Thanks in advance,,, mdrdggroup@yahoo.com

yemi2plus:
Yes! They have changed location. That's the more reason you don't skip pages of important threads.

@yemi2plus: Thanks for the info bro. I contacted Wang this morning and she gave me the new address. I just wanted to be sure, as a Nigerian, I have to triple check always...lol

Perepigha:
MIYENS NIG PLC
Miyens nig plc, home/road construction, renovation, and maintenance.
Since 2009, we have been the leading choice for customers across Nigeria. We offer an impressive range of services;
HOME/ROAD CONSTRUCTION
If we can dream it, we can build it. Whether it's a dedicated wine room, outdoors living area, road, custom woodwork, luxury interiors, we will build your home/road to your exact specifications.
RENOVATION/MAINTANCE
If it's time to remodel, expand or maintain your home/road, our experience combined with personalized, professional service will help you transform your present space into the home of your dreams.
SUPPLY OF MARINE MATERIALS
We also supply marine materials to all those that need them across Nigeria.

Please contact us on email: M.miyens@yahoo.com
Mobile: 07066887262
Also like our facebook page for more details: MIyens nig plc

Hello fellow Nairalander, I will send you my company profile now maybe we can do some small business together.

Ikonz:
广州市荔湾区环市西路黑山三街20号广东留香宇宙服装鞋业广场569号...Shop C569 Universal Costumes & Shoes Plaza, no. 20 keshan 3 street, huangshi Xi Rd,Liwan district Guangzhou china... Contact person: miss Wang +8615920468789

Has St Patrick changed their address? The one I have is different from this.

Hello everyone,
I am here to introduce our company us as one of the largest stockist of Hex Bolts, Nuts & Washers and manufactures of all types of fasteners like Anchor Bolts, U Bolts, Welded Anchor Bolts and Stud Bolts, etc……

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(An ISO 9001: 2008 Certified Company)

We offer Service to:
• Oil & Gas
• Heat Exchange.
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• Power
• Fertilizer Chemicals.
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• U-Bolts: As per standard/ Customized.
• Base/ Anchor plates: As per customer requirements.
• Tie Rods: As per Customer requirement.
• Nuts: Diameter- 1/2" to 5"" / M5 to M100.
• Washers: Sizes: As per standard/ Customized.

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• Zinc/ Cadmium/ Zinc Nickel plating.
• Hot Dip/ Mechanical/ electro- Galvanizing.
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tjmond:
Am a guy doing a job which I see some little money from it... I only has O"level result my Qualification.. That is not the issue. I want to seek an advice how I can invest on 500,000 naira. Pls peeps, give me some advice on how I can use my money to invest... Am in lagos ooo. Consider the geography location of this business.. Thanks !!!

I am into international trading. It's a good business to invest in, but I am only looking for someone who will be involved in it also... If you are interested then you can contact me...

ThaiAlNigeria: Greetings,

We are a registered International haulage company.

We're looking to hire truck drivers for our expanding company in Lagos.

Pay is very competitive with allowances.

Responsibilities:

The driver shall strictly observe traffic rules and regulation and maximum speed.
The driver shall maintain assigned vehicles always clean and in good condition, necessary maintenance such as washing and /or cleaning of assigned vehicles shall be done and scheduled properly for the convenience of the client.
The driver shall be responsible for the routine check-up of the vehicles, routine check-up to include but not limited to oil, brake function, water, lights & tire condition and the likes.
The driver shall always drive the vehicles safely and comfortably and must exercise defensive driving while on the road to prevent accident. Reckless driving shall be sufficient ground for driver’s recall and consequently be a cause of termination.
The driver shall observe strictly the company rules and regulation, policies and directives and instruction of the company.

Qualifications and Requirements:
Minimum of Diploma
Applicant must be mature, trustworthy and a very skilled driver
Have a valid new driver’s license
Driver must be well behaved at all times

If you are interested please send your resume or contact details at info@thai-alpha.com

You will be interviewed by several of our managers before we hire you.

I have a very good and sincere driver which I would like to recommend to you. I was once into haulage business before the "JIBS" almost frustrated me. Out of all the drivers I have worked with, this happens to be one of the best and most sicere one I have ever come across. I hope he will be of benefit to you just like he was to me. His name is Adamu Usman, he will call you.

ifyalways: Defer the admission. Go get a job and SAVE!
Save, save, save every penny you can afford from your salary.

You are in the east so getting a "sales girl" job won't be a problem at all. The salary range is usually 15K to 25K. Might sound small but it's a starting point.

Or apply for NOUN ie open university (part time) I don't think there's any business you can do with 20K capital that would yield you even 50K after two months.

Sorry o but life is not fair. You make sacrifices and fight your way through.

This is exactly what I did and it really paid off.

I will make mine short and simple. I am a partner in a trading company in the UAE. I'm currently looking for people who want to buy goods from here and India. Whatever goods you are looking for, just inform us and we will let you know if we can supply or not. No matter how small the quantity, just contact us. This is not a scam, this is a legally registered business here in the United Arabs Emirates with over 7 years experience. Holla at me if you're interested... Please only serious minded people.. I am also open to other business ideas. If you have a question, you can post it here...

greatgod2012: Hello lovely Nairalanders.
I'm gradually resuming back to NL after my unofficial vacation.
I want us to learn from one another as regards what affects every family, which is...............training of our children, whether biological, adopted or live-ins(i mean relative kids who are living with us temporarily, for one reason or the other), therefore, i will be coming up mostly on threads that have to do with child/ren upbringing and today, we want to start with "teaching our children to always be appreciative, no matter how small or little the favour shown by whoever, be it parents, relatives, friends, visitors, employees/employers, or even strangers.


First, what is gratitude?
Gratitude is the appreciation for a favour given or shown to someone. It is the act of thankfulness. It is being grateful for favour or kindness.



How can we show gratitude?

Personally, the best way to show appreciation is by saying it out............by saying thank you each and everytime a kind of favour is given or shown to someone, without saying it out, the person doing the favour may think his/her favour/kindness is not appreciated, so, the best way to let the person know that you appreciate is by telling the person that you appreciate his good gesture towards you.
Another way is by leading as example, what you don't have, you can't give, if you're the type that's always grateful, they will always copy you. For example, when any of my kids do something nice, i thank them. It means you're indirectly training them to be likewise.
Why showing appreciation?
A yoruba adage says "eni to ba dupe ore ana, a ri emii gba" i.e if you say thank you for a kindness, it is an avenue for you to get another one". However, personally, the reason for being appreciative is not basically to get another one but to show that YOU ARE WELL AND PROPERLY BROUGTH UP. I use to say this, there is no bad elder, it is a bad child that grows to become bad adult, if one does not know how to say thank you for a good deed, then such should not complain when wickedness is shown to him. If somene can go out of his way to assist in one way or the other and the mouth seems to be too heavy to utter just "thank you, such a person should not use the same heavy mouth to complain when a prospective helper refuses to help. This is in support of yoruba adage that says......."eni ti a ba se oore fun, ti ko ba dupe, ti a ba se ika fun, ko ma binu".




When do you start teaching your kids the sense of gratitude?

As early as possible, teaching our kids to be appreciative should start from when they are toddlers, so that they will get used to it. Infact, all my children's first words are...."tan tu" (thank you). They are so used to it now that it makes people , almost everyone that come across them to fall in love with them instantly. They are taught to say "thank you Lord" first thing in the morning, and that also is already part of them that no one can take away from them. Saying thank you by kids make people to conclude that, such kid is well-mannered, even though as kids, they have their flaws, but the sense of gratitude they possess has so much covered their other areas of weakness to the people outside.



How do you instill sense of gratitude into your kids?
Very simple; instist that they say thank you for whatever you do for them at home, even though, it is our duty to take care of our kids, but it's also their right to appreciate it.

Let us learn from one another, if there is any other point to add or modify, please, let's do and learn from one another.
May God help us all parents.

Thank you so much for sharing this with us. This is one topic that really touches my heart. How I wish this message could be passed to some other parts of the world like India, Pakistan, Morocco, Egypt, mostly the Arab world. These people lack respect. The words “Thank you”, “Please” and “Sorry” don’t exist in their world. For those who have been to that part of the world, you would understand what I mean.

I need the Ebooks

You can create a whatsapp group and add all of us to it... Just a suggestion

I'm presently out of the country but very much interested in this. How do I go about it?

omoteamac: lolsss...no mind mrramadan jare...300k?na wa oooo...and now way him don know say uae no make sense,make him come back come set up business and STAY fr naija nau... Lolsss

Never will people understand that small businesses(like buying and selling cannot thrive in naija EXCEPT if you are planning to mak it look big by adding more fund...maybe you can talk of rendering services sha(e.g teaching,driving,photography,repairs etc).

My brother, I know wetin I dey talk. Buying and selling can thrive well if you understand it and if you sell the right thing to the right people. So oga abeg think well b4 you say something. because it didn't work for you doesn't mean it wont work for another person.

MabraO: Oya play am make I hear

Na just 1mb +, download am...

fohiss: boss u nor go understand... nah as body dey do am nah e dey let u no so... lolzzzzz help man ooo even if na security or any oda menial work ...man go do ooo... ... tanx for ur enlightenment ... u guys are really educating here

Hehehehe, he better calm down, if not... Hmmmmm... I met 2 guys some weeks back when I went for medicals, one said he spent 1.2M to get here, only for him to discover he was given a visit visa. He finally got a job sha but as a contruction worker (aka labourer in Naija). He works 9hrs/day, 7 days/week... And he is on a 2yrs contract. To be sincere, if I had 300k in cash, I would not come over to this country. But at the sametime, I have learnt quite a lot in my short stay here....

omoteamac: so na work of 30mins per day you wan day do for dubai before abi?are you working as a security guard?

Hahahaha , I'm not that lazy oh, nice one bro... I no be security guard oh... I'm a sales coordinator in a manufacturing company here. My brother, e no easy. For those that have worked with Indians, dem go understand wetin I mean...

talentedjoe: This is my first thread here on nairaland ever since i joined in 2012. So sad and unfortunate that my first thread is a request. (hides face) Please...nairalanders help me out. I want to learn the piano and I am in need of piano files (tutorials) that will help me. And what does it takes/how long for someone to be be a seasoned pianist??...not the transposing type o o o..lolz
thanks for ur contributions...
MODS pls let it fp o..it's my first time...[b]This is my first thread here on nairaland ever since i joined in 2012. So sad and unfortunate that my first thread is a request. (hides face) Please...nairalanders help me out. I want to learn the piano and I am in need of piano files (tutorials) that will help me. And what does it takes/how long for someone to be be a seasoned pianist??...not the transposing type o o o..lolz
thanks for ur contributions...
MODS pls let it fp o..it's my first time...[/b]This is my first thread here on nairaland ever since i joined in 2012. So sad and unfortunate that my first thread is a request. (hides face) Please...nairalanders help me out. I want to learn the piano and I am in need of piano files (tutorials) that will help me. And what does it takes/how long for someone to be be a seasoned pianist??...not the transposing type o o o..lolz
thanks for ur contributions...
MODS pls let it fp o..it's my first time...

Please get a personal teacher, a professional. If it is allowed, I can give you the number of one. He is in Lagos. A good guy

Beautiful song... Beats sound too familiar to "Johnny"

thisKingsley:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRH5tDm17SU

Source
http://amebortalk.com/content/3075/video-shoki-chan--dj-ziggy-ft-reflex

Hahahahaha Beautiful song sha

danielmichael: According to The Nation, they want to exchange the
female students kidnapped in April for 18 key sect
members currently in detention.
Some disagreements appeared last night however
as the Nigerian authorities wanted Boko Haram to
release all the 219 girls missing for almost 5
months, while the latter agreed to free only 30.
It has been gathered from the sources that the
group directed a list of its commanders and the
names of students to be swapped to the Civil Rights
Congress President, Comrade Shehu Sani.

The emergence of swap possibility is believed to
have appeared after there were held secret talks
between a government delegation and a Boko
Haram commander identified as Umar, who is being
detained in Kuje Prison in Abuja.
The source was quoted saying:
“Some top officials met with Umar about two weeks
ago in Kuje Prison to discuss issues connected to
the fate of the Chibok girls. We heard some inmates
sharing this information that the sect might swap
the girls with Umar and others. But all the details
are still secret because Umar keeps to himself a lot.”
Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau
Another source claimed the negotiations had been
successful adding that the sides had agreed on the
deal.
“The delegation had a fruitful negotiation with Umar,
who is one of the highly-rated commanders of Boko
Haram. The group assured Umar of a swap and he
has been looking forward to it. The sect has given a
list of 18 of its members to be swapped with the
abducted Chibok girls.”
Some security operatives have allegedly warned the
government that the release of 30 girls was a
dangerous move when there was “no full assurance
that all the girls will be released”.
One of the sources said:
“So, technically, the release of 30 girls was
unacceptable to the government based on the
advice of some security agents.”
However another source added:
“You can see why Nigerians should stop blaming
Boko Haram from continuously keeping these girls
in captivity. What is of concern now is to get even
these 30 girls out to prove to the whole world that
they are alive.”
Sani when contacted refused to provide any
comment on the issue last night.
It would be recalled that Sani, who has experience
of direct negotiations with Boko Haram, shortly after
the abduction predicted that the insurgents
might use the girls as means of releasing their
comrades-prisoners rather than kill the hostages.
Soon the militants’ leader Abubakar Shekau released
the video showing the students and provided the
option to swap the girls for Boko Haram prisoners.
Sani was among those who urged the authorities to
accept the deal.
The “swap” saga was surrounded by numerous
controversies, with some sources saying that the
government made a U-turn when the deal was close
to being secured and other sources insisted that the
deal was stopped by the insurgents.
More than 200 female students were abducted on
April 14. Despite the interference on international
powers, human rights activists, military forces and
social campaigners, the majority of the girls are still
missing.

So what about the other hundreds they have been kidnapping on daily basis? Ages 12-40

MabraO: Anybody to download nd come tell us how the music is
My mb will soon finish

E make sense sha, 6/10