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leofab:
so who is he fighting and what is he eating for those many years.. op be careful ohh

Which fact are you referring to?

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francotunsco:
she seem kinda older sha. buh, love covereth all things.

I agree with you she is by far older than him but wetin be my own.

Nairaland247:
epwa!!!!!!! i thought u were the man that jumped in to save the girl from the "sea lion".

Bros I can't swim ooo

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Armed police at the scene

Manchester Arena announcement tells crowds not to run and panic.

Ariana Grande performs at Manchester arena before big 'explosion'

Footage posted online by concert-goers showing fans filing out of the building while an announcer tried to maintain calm.

This was the view of the street outside Manchester Arena tonight after there were explosions at the Ariana Grande gig

Ambulances rush to scene of the alleged explosion at Manc. Arena

People attending the concert by Ariana Grande fled in panic on hearing the noises - some in tears

Armed officers surrounded the venue after the explosion at the end of a performance by US singer Ariana Grande.

Nick Schurok, 28, from Manchester, told MailOnline: 'Ariana Grande had just finished the concert and the lights came on. Everyone started leaving. I was on the floor and at the back of the arena people started exiting through the tunnels.

'There was a bang in the left tunnel and everyone went to the middle tunnel. Then about two minutes later, there was another bang. The bang was so loud and crowds of people were running. There were lots of children and families there.'

Another witness Jenny Brewster told MailOnline: 'We were exiting the building when it happened. We'd headed towards the main doors as Ariana was performing the last song because we wanted to beat the crowds, but – as we made our way there - a wall of security men blocked it and told us to go the other way.

Seconds later they shouted 'RUN!' and the explosion happened right behind them. Hundreds of people were running and screaming. Those men saved our lives.'

onathan Yates, 24, from the Wirral, who attended the gig, told MailOnline: 'The concert had finished and the lights came on almost instantly. There was a bang, a weird bang. There were lots of balloons but I thought to myself that can't be a balloon, that's not normal.

'We were sat on the floor level and it came from the higher seats, people were running and screaming. Everyone stopped and I turned to my friend and said 'we need to run'. Everyone was running and screaming and then when we got out it felt a bit more OK.

'I heard five or six bangs that sounded like gunshots. When we got outside people were outside, crying and on their phones.

'You don't think it's something that's going to happen when you go...it was such a nice, fun concert.'

Concert-goers helped injured people make their way from the gig in Manchester tonight.

We could hear the police and ambulance sirens. It was terrifying.

'There were thousands of people trying to get out at once. They were all screaming and crying. The whole place smelt smokey and burnt.

'The explosion sounded like it was inside the building somewhere.'

Manchester's Victoria station, which backs onto the arena, has been evacuated and all trains cancelled.

Greater Manchester Police said: 'Emergency services are currently responding to reports of an explosion at Manchester Arena.

'There are a number of confirmed fatalities and others injured.

'Please AVOID the area as first responders work tirelessly at the scene. Details of a casualty bureau will follow as soon as available.

Bloodied concertgoers were pictured being helped by armed police outside the arena after explosions rang out at the gig.

By Thomas Burrows and Rory Tingle For Mailonline
17:47 EDT 22 May 2017, updated 19:36 EDT 22 May 2017

Several people have been killed after explosions were heard inside Manchester Arena at the end of a teen concert tonight.

Video footage showed thousands of people fleeing in tears from the venue, many covered in blood, after the Ariana Grande concert finished.

Armed officers surrounded the venue and bloodied concertgoers were pictured being helped by emergency services outside the gig.

Evie Brewster, who attended the concert, told MailOnline: 'Ariana Grande had just finished her last song and left the stage when a huge explosion sounded.

'Suddenly everybody started screaming and running for the exit.


Source; http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4531940/Emergency-services-rush-Manchester-Arena.html

RealHaute:
Oh! What sort of mood are you in now?

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