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Look at our problems posing for pictures.

Are you minding them?

They just assume they have the monopoly of being right.

Where did you dump your brain before posting this rubbish?

70% na scam but you no be scam.

What’s your business strategy?

How willing are you to share information for due diligence?

davidufuoma:
Yes sir
100% sure

Wow

I salute the man

Bandits have kidnapped two Nigerian Army personnel on Maiduguri-Damaturu highway, Goni Masari area in Borno.

A wireless message sent by 29 Task Force Brigade and seen by Peoples Gazette stated that the soldiers, identified as Bello Abubakar and Oyediran Adedotun were kidnapped while traveling to Kano, in a civilian vehicle at about 5:07 p.m. on Saturday.

It was reported that passengers in the vehicle alerted the army base in Mainok, having observed the driver’s suspicious behaviour and his familiarity with the bandits.

It was believed that the bandits operated based on information relayed to them by the driver, the signal message said.

Subsequently, troops from the 134 special forces battalion led by the commanding officer were mobilised to the scene, but the bandits had fled the area, seeing that soldiers were mobilised to the general area.

The driver and vehicle were also immediately apprehended and are in the army’s custody.

“The soldiers were on pass when the incident occurred. Liaison with Sect 2 MIB revealed that a SAR operation is being conducted while the driver of the bus in which the soldiers were traveling is suspected to be a prime suspect in the incident due to some indicators. He has been arrested by troops and is undergoing investigation,” the army document stated.

The troops were said to have dominated the Mada/Matari area with no further contact.

Mr Abubakar’s identity card and wallet were found in the vehicle, but the army was unable to discover the whereabouts of the soldiers and other passengers.

The incident came barely two days after a military officer of 16 Brigade, Yenagoa, Abbas Fatai, was shot dead by suspected members of Icelanders cult group.

Mr Fatai was shot dead at about 9:12 p.m. on July 22, at Igbogene Junction in Yenagoa local government area of Bayelsa, where he resided, according to preliminary investigations by the army.

Earlier in April, some gunmen stormed Onipe village along the Ijebu-Ode-Ibadan road in Oluyole local government area of Ibadan, kidnapping one female soldier, Bola Ogunrinde, and two other women.

Mrs Ogunrinde was kidnapped while driving a Toyota RAV-4, with registration number AGL 66 FY in the area.

https://gazettengr.com/just-in-bandits-kidnap-nigerian-soldiers-on-major-highway/

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Hassanmaye:
Sir I think now by this evidence and alot of other evidences nairalander owners should understand why we are bashing this girls, daughters of Jezebel, daughters of Zion, wicked Witches, just imagine, vagina people

Arson is not gender selfish. It could have been a guy too you know?

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All I see is the layout of the former house but revamped with touches here and there.


















The kitchen is a dead giveaway.

davidufuoma:
I stay in Lokogoma Abuja. Prince Ebeano has been an envy of most people.
He single handedly constructed a road from his mall to GUDU.
Guess what? He was sued by some government officials that the road has already been awarded; why did went ahead to construct the road.
But he won the case!!!!

Really??

First things first, if you have grown men or boys in the house, you can arm yourselves while waiting for them to break in.

I know of families that have dane guns, pump actions and double barrels at home. If you’re strapped, please, feel free to spray them to hell. Keep your bullets close by for quick reloading.

Add to that petrol. You can find a way to open the least protective door while leaving your main burglary proof in place. Pour petrol in a big plate, splash it on them and light (but please, be careful as you do this).

If you’re the type that keeps bottles at home, break them and try to throw the sharp parts at them.

If you have nail guns at home, you already know what to do.

Now while you’re defending yourself, it’s important to keep your cool and have a strong heart. Else fear will make you make silly mistakes.

I will not suggest cutlass, incase they’re armed with guns.


Also watch out, incase the assailants are also armed especially with guns that they can shoot. While attacking them, make sure you’re always taking cover.


But if you’re the only man in the house or not plenty guys, just keep calm and do what they say, life is precious.


I have listed those suggestions above because they have worked for igbo men that live with their boys in the house.

Imagine a house with 5 to 6 grown men with their blood sharp and boiling.

Reinaldo:
It wasn't the gas cooker. She took a lighter and set all the other lighters on fire.

Exactly o.

I didn’t see her light any gas cooker.

I don’t know exactly what was lit but it seems to be paper or plastic in nature.

PeraGSD:
Scam

What is this scammer’s story?

ekene101:
Scammer tunde

Ah bros. See close marking. Lmao!

chukskafor:
If you like change your number, we still know you.
Who ever fall for your scam must have been given a hard knock on the head by the gods

Lol

Wetin happen abeg? Who the guy scam?

Lol upload pictures abeg

arthurwillia:
Gold abi ajasin?

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Adekunle, herbert Macaulay way

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Adekunle

barikay:
pls how do I use an escrow on flutterwave

I don’t know how it works, never used the platform before.

SavageResponse:
I will be blatantly honest with you.

Aboru, Iyana Ipaja is not a prime location. Apart from this the roads in that area are not very good and some parts are prone to floods and as a result the land is not likely to attract interest from developers who would be interested in developing because the time it will take to recover the initial investment will be very long.

Your first assignment would be to get an idea of the value of the land and you can do this by finding out the price a land with the same dimensions as your own was sold in the last 6 months

Thank you for being honest.

Soooo is it northern Nigeria?

But compared to other universities mentioned, how are their salaries fat?



Modified: I was mobile so I only skimmed through and missed the sarcasm.

Bekermann:
OK. Would you be interested in paying for services to get an investment appraisal/ feasibility and viability study done?

How much would that cost me?

dingbang:
Where is the land situated in lagos

Aboru, iyana ipaja

mfm04622:
Haba!!!!
You are mixing up Hausa and Fulani! Uthman Dan Fodio was a Fulani. Majority of people living in Northern Nigeria are Hausa

Please, what did dan fodio’s jihad establish?

Bekermann:
It depends on the location of the land in question. A feasibility and viability appraisal would determine the highest and best use to which that land would be put to generate maximum returns.

It’s at Aboru, Iyana ipaja.

I have a piece of land in a good dry area in lagos.

I can sell the land but that is the last thing in my list of options.

Now I need to know what I can do with the land to raise considerable funds.

I’ve been thinking of leasing but please, give and discuss your suggestions.

P.S I don’t want to use the land as collateral for a loan and I will sell but only if all other options are not favorable.

Addendum: I had already started a building project on the land but stopped before reaching decking.

Saifullah01:
There was, but it was within the ambit of what was considered "normal" at that era - trade of POW of "fringe tribes" with no organised state (I dont mean to trivialize those it happened to). But it didn't happen @ the industrial scale it did in other parts of the country

@Monogamy can you now see? Oh look, I also found something for you: http://www.rogerblench.info/Anthropology/Africa/The%20present%20in%20the%20past.pdf

Monogamy:
Walahi, I would rather pick beans than pasting any link.

Google no dey work for your phone?

Na them be this.

You can argue but you cannot back up your arguments with proof.

It was not even an argument to start with. I actually want to know but I will not take your word of mouth as canon.

Even before you mentioned google, I had already taken a quick glance at some search results and almost all of them point back to slavery in southern Nigeria.

Even you yourself said:

Monogamy:
Slave trade occured in Africa entirely including Northern Nigeria but there are no proper documentation about them

Monogamy:
So the ones presented above, why not put on your reading glasses and read that

Look at you.

Oga paste links of papers that talks about slave trade in northern Nigeria or go and sit down.

Monogamy:
Go and pick up your history book.. You must be one of those people that missed social education and Geography classes

Now you’re deflecting.

If you know so much, educate us here.

The OP asked a question after all.

Give us timelines and point us to reading materials.

Monogamy:
How is Jihad related to slave trade?

He asked if there was slave trade and I said there were jihads instead.

Unless you can show me a timeline of northerners being sold and shipped off. With proof of where they settled after slavery had been abolished.