₦airaland Forum

RealLordZeus:
Bonbed rail track not train... many bloggers no go make heaven

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To those asking abt the difference.
A bombed train with 970 passengers will result in at least 200 casualties while a bombed track will only stop the train provided the driver was able to see the damaged part on time which was so in this case.

Lol, One guy called me aboki and another called me buhari supporters

Typical Nigerians, we always resort to name calling when our opinions contradicted with others

Almaigaa:
Hope you see fine Roads for Adamawa? Unlike the Roads in Aba, Enugu, Imo and Anambra.

DenreleDave:
The small thing u can't read and understand....


Where you see gas Them say petrol, you dey talk gas...


Hiannnnnn

Puremind1225:
Not only youths,. Babies want to buy nomination form for tinubu

Olachase:
Buh the person way get matter Don forget about it since na, why dragging us back Again

Vickyvice:
Some myopic persons will say because he's igbo, EFCC are after him. As if northerners aren't tried and convicted too

Timbar:
This Man Your Mumu No Too much?

Tomilola360:
nothing said about the other members of the kidnapping gang. lazy reporter

A self-confessed kidnapper in Adamawa State, Sadu Bunkawu, has rejected a share of N200,000 from a ransom of N12 million and reported his fellow gang members to the police.

Describing his share as a product of high level of injustice, Bunkawu said he expects the police to correct the injustice.

Alleging that the other six members of the kidnapping gang conspired and gave him the N200, 000 only out of the huge N12 million they collected as ransom, the 28-year-old Bunkawu of Filingo village in the Jada Local Government Area, Adamawa State, said he could not happily collect such a share.


He disclosed that the N12 million ransom was paid to them when they abducted Umaru Diffiwa and Umaru Babidi of the same community and expressed the regret that the operation was indeed a bad one for him because even the N200, 000 he collected got lost on his way back home.

“I lost my share of the money while rushing to reach home on time,” Bunkawu said.

“The money was paid to seven of us by the family members of the victims. After releasing them, I was called and given N200,000 only,” he explained.

Sadu Bunkawu is currently arraigned by the police before Chief Magistrate Court in Yola on charges of criminal conspiracy and kidnapping.


When the content of the First Information Report was read and interpreted to him in court, he pleaded guilty.

After the plea, the police prosecutor prayed the court to adjourn the matter to enable him complete the investigation and take the case file to the Department of Public Prosecutions for legal advice.

The judge, Muhammad Abdullahi, responded by adjourning the case to next month, April 4.

NwaNimo1:
O states......no go area!

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Awoofmoney:
He fit talk say na him food he carry o

merits:
shut up,na una hand work.

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