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Its not all the 5,6, or 7 series that are affected only the v8 and v12 powered engine. But i still am unsure as to the specific models that would be recalled. |
I wonder what they mean by the v8 and v12 powered engine. They should be more specific for those not that automobile savvy I have the 2006 520 diesel |
soon na kulikuli she go begin share |
Ehoi:So the core issue should be addressed by blowing up innocent people, their only fault being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Mend introduced commercial kidnapping to Nigeria, where has that got us to? Now its car bombs. What is in a year or two years time, criminals all around the country start blowing any and everybody off. Then the entity called Nigeria would cease to exist and maybe next time it may well be your family who end up being blown up by one of mends bomb, and i wish you come on here and tell us to stop being emotional |
If mend thinks violence will get them anywhere, they should speak with hamas, plo, and the other militant groups in palestine. they have been fighting and blowing things up since 1967, yet isreal keeps expanding into their territory. |
that bomb blast is really wicked and selfish. Some people have been made motherless, fatherless, orphans, etc. Innocent people have been killed, and for what, so some hoodlums could prove a point. Why did they not rather blow themselves up in the Sahara desert? Violence never yield any meaningful outcome. |
they look pretty cool in them suits. |
jamborees when the country is in turmoil |
hope its not another gimmick |
so the zimbabwean did not make it. all those pretty girl, "i am an immigrant", flower in the hair stuff failed to pull off nothing. ![]() |
LAGOS, Nigeria — Kidnappers released 15 school children Friday that they abducted from a bus on their way to school near Nigeria's oil-rich and restive southern delta, a brazen attack highlighting the growing insecurity in the West African nation, a police spokesman said. Federal police spokesman Emmanuel Ojukwu told The Associated Press that authorities recovered the children early Friday morning, four days after gunmen seized them from a bus traveling in Nigeria's Abia state. Ojukwu said the nursery and primary school students were in good condition and soon would be reunited with their parents. Ojukwu said he did not have any details about what led to the children's release, nor did he know if a ransom had been paid. Typically, most kidnap victims are released in a week or two after their families pay whatever ransom they can scrape together. Authorities said the gunmen stopped the school bus Monday morning as it headed toward the Abayi International School. The gunmen seized all the mobile telephones from the students, the bus driver and a teacher onboard before taking the children away, officials said. The kidnappers apparently demanded more than $130,000 to release the children, but later lowered the ransom amount. Abia state, in Nigeria's southeast, sits near the Niger Delta, a maze of mangroves and creeks where foreign oil firms draw crude in Africa's most populous nation. The region has long been plagued by violence from militants upset about the region's unceasing poverty and from opportunistic criminal gangs targeting foreigners for kidnappings. Now, with oil firms keeping their workers hidden behind razor wire and under paramilitary protection, gangs have increasingly targeted middle-class Nigerian families. Middle-class children, as well as priests, politicians and doctors have been abducted by criminal gangs. While kidnappings routinely fill the front pages of Nigeria's newspapers, it took Monday's kidnapping to spark new condemnations and fear in the nation. President Goodluck Jonathan, who previously suggested sending the military into states overrun by kidnappings, personally promised to rescue the school children. Last week, pirates operating off the Nigeria's coast kidnapped three French oil workers and a Thai national. The workers have yet to be released. |
Indonesia also is as old as Nigeria. It too was ruled by the military until 1998. It has a population of 200 million. However life expectancy there is 70 and in Nigeria only 47 yrs. |
Theres is nothing to celebrate. The entity called Nigeria is a sham. It needs to be split in half so the northerners can go their separate way. |
why are the ladies in a hurry to condemn poster? If what he says is rubbish, best to ignore him. Unless there is some element of truth |
na wa o. even mali again. |
And God rid our country of those who fail to acknowledge how sick the country is and hence allow the allow evil continue to thrive. AMEN. |
@labiyemmy:no not nigeria, somalia your denial does not change the reality on ground. |
Should this be going on when the country is on fire. Nonsense |
playmode:Explanation please. |
Any pictures of these osisikankwi and stone bastards? |
People should arm themselves, invade the kidnappers den in their tens of thousands, seize them and set them and their collaborators ablaze. SIMPLES |
This is dumb-founding. The UN should send soldiers into Nigeria and rescue us from both kidnappers: the street hoodlums and the politicians |
~Bluetooth:Sickening. Whats so funny when someone says they might use children for money rituals? |
A bus load of 15 children aged 3 to 10 years have just been kidnapped. The bastards are demanding 20 million naira from the proprietress of the school. Outrageous, abomination, sad very sad. |
kadman:i wont be surprised if most of the resisdents are destitutes and people with severe mental illness, including those accused of withcraft. |
If they murder anyone, they will be found out and rounded up and jailed. They should remember they are in Italy and not a crazy country like Nigeria. However, this epassport deadline is apparently being capitalized on by the embassy staff to exploit fellow Nigerians. What a shame |
Maybe its this Obas` curse taking effect ![]() |
Medical doctors are now endangered species in the world of the kidnappers. |
justwise:True talk. These sort of people should receive automatic 10 ban from nairaland as well. |
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