₦airaland Forum

T9ksy: So why the kwashokor during the civil war?

T9ksy: So why the kwashokor during the civil war?

mikuz: if i may ask, what kinda music do you listen to?

femzy: You dudes betta go check yourselves on mental disorders

p. rimzi:
Really its very unfortunate. Poverty mentality and disregard for anything short of money has robbed the populace of their ability to think straight.
Its tragic honestly.
I was at the Aleshinloye market (very big and popular market where even elites shop and own shops) and was dumbfounded when i saw that high tension cables were right above the market, yet many thousands of people own shops there and transact business daily, i really think the government should be sued for approving a market in a place like that.

Arosa: Why would a sane person trade under a high tension cable line? RIP.

lacasa: But christians αve bn caught or do Ɣou now Αve suddden amnesia

Let M̶̲̥̅ε̲ remind Ʊ ;-

The suspects were caught as they try to detonate the explosive

Nine bombers, believed to be christians, were apprehended this morning when they attempted to bomb a COCIN church at Miya Barkate, 20 kilometres along Jos-Bauchi Highway in Bauchi State.

The suspected bombers are Lamba Goma, Filibus Danasa, Joshua Ali, Danjuma Sabo, Joseph Audu, Simon Gabriel, Bulus Haruna, Yohanna Ishaya and Daniel Ayuba (who was the immediate past Secretary of PDP at Tilden Fulani Ward, Toro LGA, Bauchi State).

The suspects are members of the same COCIN church, Unguwar Rimi, a new and small Christian settlement between Tilden Fulani and Shere Hills. The suspects who were thoroughly beaten by the public were rescued by police and then detained at the Toro Divisional Police Division before they were transferred to Bauchi State Police Command, Bauchi.

At about the same time this morning in the Neighbouring Plateau State, a bomb explosion was reported at the headquarters of the same COCIN church during a Sunday service. The number of casualties are not certain. The pastor of the targeted COCIN Church in Bauchi is Ishaya Izam, who recently arrived on posting from the Cocin headquarters in Jos, which was bombed this morning.

It is not clear if the two bombings are related. A statement on the event in Bauchi state is yet to be issued by the Police.

Spokesperson of the Bauchi State command of the police, Hassan Mohammed, confirmed the incident but said he would only provide details later.

http://premiumtimesng.com/mobile/news/3955-christians-caught-attempting-to-bomb-cocin-church-in-bauchi.html

dont8: If only other ethnic groups can be like Yorubas, father traditionalist, mother christianity, children muslims and they live in peace and harmony.

ekwah: I think what some people have forgotten is that there are more than three tribes in Nigeria. The north is not made up of only Hausas/Ibos/Yorubas and besides I see Uwazurike's call as very unreasonable. It's easy to ask people to leave the north but it's not practical. So many southerners have already been established up there for a loooong time now. People have come and had families, businesses, built houses (life is cheaper up there) and soo many other things. You can't just pack and leave all what you have been doing for decades now u know. Will Uwazurike provide jobs for the relocating families or schools for the kids or even houses for them. It's not as simple as people see it and believe me Nigerians have become more inter-woven with each other such that a separation of this nation can only be mentioned on paper.Think about all the different inter-tribal marriages that have happened between Southerners and people from Tribes like Idoma, Igala,Jukun, Tiv,natives of Jos, Gombe,, Bauchi, Niger and a lot other people. Uwazurike and many other people are treating this case as if it was just black and white, which is just wrong.

T@BD:
I wish him quick recovery, get well soon.