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Tubaba. Happy Birthday to young 2face as u clock 7. |
Is ur car still available? |
SECURITY agents, last week, arrested and detained 26 final-year students of King Faisal University of Chad in Yola, Adamawa State, on suspicion of belonging to the dreaded Boko Haram sect, Nigerian Tribune was reliably informed. The students, who were mostly from South- Western Nigeria, were said to be going back to Chad and were passing through Adamawa State when they were stopped and arrested by security operatives who suspected they were going to Chad for Jihadist training. Nigerian Tribune was told that the students were allegedly quizzed for several days and locked up in a cell in Yola while the investigators from the security services checked through their papers. It was gathered that efforts by relatives of the students who were alerted by one of the students before his phone was seized proved abortive, as reports indicated that the Joint Task Force in the state was almost taking over the matter. After about five days in detention, Nigerian Tribune was told that the authorities of the university and its affiliates in Nigeria, Imam Malik College, got wind of the matter and despatched a team to Yola to identify the students, and secure their release. Latest reports, however, indicated that the students had been released based on the intervention of the university and were now on their way to Chad. It will be recalled that many Nigerian students at the Faisal University normally have their three year university training at the Imam Malik College before proceding to Chad for their 400- level courses and graduation. www.tribune.com.ng/news2013/index.php/en/component/k2/item/3182-boko-haram-26-varsity-students-mistakenly-arrested |
Abacha! The strong man in battle. |
calculusx: You entered an invalid VIN: JN1EEAN15U0500360JN1EEAN1540500360. Sorry for d error. Thanks |
Donteeokey: Location?Yes. Location. |
Kindly help me with this JN1EEAN15U0500360. Thanks |
Na im papa be this. In case u no know am.
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santakris: Kindly help me with this JNIEEAN15U0500360. Thanks in advance and God bless.Waiting. |
Justicemy: i ve always seen osun as de most boring state in naija, anyway i ve been justify, idol mindsIdle minds u mean. @ OP. Those animals must get a good lawyer. LOLs |
Kindly help me with this JNIEEAN15U0500360. Thanks in advance and God bless. |
What a life. RIP. |
Welder: My her soul rest in peace.U mean ur soul. LOLs |
I got one in kwara state with ur specs. Do contact me if u are still interested. |
What a sad way to end d year. |
May God be with him o. |
In d autos section? |
Any picture? |
Let the OP correct d caption now. |
I don't believe why d driver of this jeep did not sustain any injury. What do u think.
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I have one in kwara state. Very clean without any issue. Contact me o |
No single good road in kogi state. I pity him all d same. |
A warehouse loaded with firecrackers on the Lagos Island went off in flames in the morning of Boxing Day, spreading to 15 other houses and razing them down. The fire destroyed cars and properties of residents in houses. One person was confirmed dead in the accident, many of the residents sustained injuries and were rushed to the hospital.According to a rescue worker, over 30 people had been treated for injuries.“We have treated up to 30 people so far,” a Red Cross worker told huhuonline.com. According to eyewitnesses, the fire started when the firecrackers stored in the building, located at Oroyiyin\Jankara area of the Island in Lagos, began to explode at about 9.30 am, causing confusion in the area. “The residents began to run helter skelter with many not even knowing where they were headed. We thought the deafening sound was caused by bomb explosion,” John Amole, a resident of the area told Huhuonline.com. He said there was serious panic, as the blasts shattered glass windows of houses and shook buildings far away from the scene. Confirming the incident, spokesman of the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), Yushau Shuaib, confirmed the development, saying, “NEMA has mobilised response agencies and volunteers to an explosion in a building suspected to be loaded with (fireworks) in the Jankara area of Lagos.” But he added that search-and-rescue officers of NEMA were finding it difficult to reach the place due to heavy traffic and the presence of hordes of onlookers around the scene. The statement, in full, read: “The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has confirmed a powerful explosion that occurred this morning in Lagos from a building suspected to be loaded with ‘knockouts’ brands of fireworks that are usually used during festive periods. “The explosion which further triggered fire outbreaks within the neighboring environments occurred from a building suspected to be a warehouse for storage of electrical items at Jankara Market by Adeniji Adele in Lagos Island Local Government Council of Lagos State. “Although the Search and Rescue Officers had hectic time to reach the densely populated area due to heavy traffic and crowds, other response agencies and volunteers mobilized were able to control the fire incidents in area with supports from residents. “So far one human-body that was burnt beyond recognition had been recovered from the rubble of exploded area in Lagos as reported earlier. “The recovery was made when search and rescue officers were working at the scene. “The fire incident was triggered by suspected fireworks stored in presumed warehouse in Lagos Island. At least 15 people were treated for injuries sustained mostly from stampede during the explosion. “The explosion was not suspected to be a deliberate attack to cause confusion as security agencies have commenced their investigations.” Men of the Fire Service also stormed the scene and were assisted by the crowd around the area. However, they could not do much as the fire had spread to other houses. Although firecrackers are banned in the country, Nigerians have continued to defy the ban, using them indiscriminately during festive periods. Source: http://huhuonline.com/index.php/more-news1/563-fireworks-destroy-16-buildings-in-lagos
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May be, if they cut my mouth off. |
Pictorial evidence nko? |
onatisi: is ojoge dead too ?Common, get a life. Don't wish him death na. |
[quote author=.bbpreye]I think its George Bush[/quote]Oga u go school a all? |
Breakthroughs. |
P-Square’s Peter Okoye Gets An Erection, Aroused On Stage (Picture) Peter Okoye of P-Square was recently caught off guard while performing onstage. He allegedly got a sudden erection that brought him to a stand still. Now take a look at Peter; do you notice that the bobo is gazing intently at something in the audience. So powerful is the object of his attention that small brother down below is very awaken – aroused. Red signal … Temptation!!! http://naijan.com/p-squares-peter-okoye-gets-an-erection-on-stage-picture/
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