₦airaland Forum

SleekyP:
Efforts made by neighbours to save two people, Hadijat Adegoke and Lawal Munirudeen from midnight fire outbreak in Ajumosa Ogberin area of Ede North local government Area have proved abortive.

Besides, three others, Adegoke Fawasi,13 years, Ishuwat Sodiq, eight years and Fathai, six years were injured and said to be receiving treatment at a private hospital in Ede.

Though no one could tell what caused the inferno, but a resident of the area where the incident happened, who spoke on condition of anonymity stated that Hadijat Adegoke owned the building and added that on the day the incident happened, her friend slept in the building.

His words: “She is known as Iya Ishuwat. She moved to our area during the last Ramadan period. On the day the incident happened, we just heard noises in the middle of the night.

“We heard the voice of the woman screaming for help. Her house was on fire and people all rallied round to assist them. The five people in the house were rescued and taking to hospital for treatment.”

The woman and her friend, it was learnt, were rushed down to the Ladoke Akintola University Teaching Hospital, Osogbo, where they later gave up the ghost.

Other three victims of the fire incident, who were said to be children of Mrs. Adegoke, it was gathered, were receiving treatment at Ede Muslim Hospital, Ede.

SleekyP:
The Corps Marshal of the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) Boboye Oyeyemi has assured Nigerians that the FRSC is committed to delivering improved productivity, saying that the award of the National Productivity Order of Merit conferred on him is a morale booster that would propel him and the commission to greater productivity. He spoke yesterday when he received the award of the National Productivity Order of Merit conferred on him by President Muhammadu Buhari under the auspices of the National Productivity Centre, Abuja.

According to a statement made available by FRSC’s head of Media Relations and Strategy, Bisi Kazeem, the Corps Marshal who was one of the eminent awardees of the 15th National Productivity Day celebration, expressed gratitude to President Muhammadu Buhari for approving the award, stating that FRSC will more than before show improved productivity in traffic management, rescue operations and post crash care to bring succour to victims of road traffic crashes.

According to him, the corps would remain committed to creating safer road environment. “This award is a testimony to the contributions we have made to national productivity, and is well appreciated,” he stated.

“Let me assure Nigerians that with this recognition, Nigerians should expect improved productivity from the FRSC in our commitment to saving more lives, and creating greater sanity on the nation’s highways.”

SleekyP:
The United States Government, yesterday, promised to support the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) in achieving its set goals and objectives, especially in its resolve to institute the reforms agenda of the Federal Government.

The US envoy to Nigeria, Ambassador James Entwistle, who disclosed this in Abuja during a courtesy call on the Group Managing Director of the NNPC, Dr Emmanuel Kachikwu, noted that the US will provide all the support required to turn around the fortunes of the NNPC.

According to him, although the job of the GMD of NNPC is about the most challenging job in Nigeria, the US is convinced that Dr. Kachikwu has the skills, training and requisite experience to lead the oil and gas industry in Nigeria towards the path of growth and sustainable development.

He, therefore, pledged the readiness of the US to work with the new Management of the NNPC in achieving the Federal Government’s reform agenda in the oil and gas industry.

Kachikwu commended the US for the pledge of support. He reiterated the determination of the new NNPC management to implement the spirit and letter of President Muhammadu Buhari’s reform agenda in the petroleum industry.

According to him, the new NNPC would be driven by a deep sense of commitment to service delivery anchored on the principle of transparency, efficiency, people, purpose and profit.

“My mission is to redirect and re-energize the work force for greater value addition and I believe that the NNPC, given the right leadership has what it takes to achieve this objective,” he said.

tohpahz:
oh yes i know

tohpahz:
All that glitters isnt gold.. That's all i hv to say..

importexpert:
God will never leave them unpunished.

SleekyP:
A female suicide bomber blew herself up Friday at a big market in the northeast Nigerian city of Maiduguri, a vigilante and a witness said.

“There had been a suicide attack on Gamboru market this morning. It was a female suicide bomber. The attack happened around 6:30 am (0530 GMT) as the grocers were arriving in the market which starts early,” said the vigilante, Babakura Kolo.

There is no immediate information on the number of victims, although witness accounts suggest that there have been casualties.

“From accounts we gathered from people around, the woman arrived on a taxi tricycle, as every woman grocer does. She blew herself up as soon as the tricycle stopped in the midst of other tricycles that were dropping traders off,” Kolo told AFP.

A witness, who declined to be named, corroborated this account.

“I was at home when I heard a loud explosion that sent me rushing out of my house. It was coming from the Gamboru market. I went there, but from afar. The place was littered with victims and burning rickshaws,” the source told AFP.

The Gamboru market is the second largest in Maiduguri, capital of Borno state.

A “mentally handicapped” female suicide bomber killed at least 14 people and injured 47 more last Sunday at a crowded market Damaturu, capital of neighbouring Yobe state.

Damaturu was also the scene of a triple suicide bombing on July 18 when three girls blew themselves up killing at least 13 people as residents prepared for the Eid festival marking the end of Ramadan.

BankeSmalls:
This resolve will remain, altho am a firebrand talkative and likes to argue, but dont come near me or i bomb you

CreekReporter:
wod up man

SleekyP:
The Islamic State, ISIS has kidnapped a Nigerian in Libya, report has claimed.

Report says the victim’s passport and photo were displayed online through the Twitter handle, -T- @TDecker75 on Friday night.

Going by the available details online, the man is identified as Ibrahim Adeola and was born on May 24, 1979; he was born in Imo State.

Adeola’s passport which was issued on January 21, 2012 will expire in January 20, 2017.

He was reportedly abducted in Wilayat, eastern part of Libya.

Also abducted alongside the Nigerian was a Ghanaian, Kofi Sekyere and an Egyptian, Bekhit Ebeid.

The group is know for its brutal way of killing their victims.

Only recently, ISIS claimed that Boko Haram had pledged allegiance to it.

The Nigerian government and the other affected countries are yet to respond to the latest abduction.

cococandy:


FedEx dey o. I can send some over

cococandy:
Bow tie pasta, smoked salmon and plantain

Dharniel:
pic

Mznaett:
Sometimes,,i wonder if these our ladies reason with their an.us sef


when they reach 40 wetin dem go luk lyk sef?