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Bin Laden died over 10 years ago. Benazir Bhutto went and 'blirted' this fact out and was swiftly dealt with. [flash=300,300] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpsvaTIa7Kc[/flash] |
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Go and lick your wounds in private - Not on nairaland. |
Blazing99:Iman-Pastor-Rabbi-Bakare-2015 |
semid4lyfe:Amen (Rah) |
Lets see, He's done the moslem thing, He's done the christian thing, He should now try his hand at 'Judaism'. |
ok so i landed in england a few days ago. i have gone into asda and i am simply amazed and blown away by how cheap food is in england. everything i am buying 3 times cheaper than i paid in america. i am buying bread for 70 pence. in america i pay $5 for the same bread. this is 5 times the amount. i am buying juice for 90 pence. in america i buy the same juice for $4. this is 3 times the amount. i did a huge grocery and it all came to 20 pounds. in america i am paying $100 for the same grocery capitalism is really a disease. even haircuts are 3 times more in america than in england. got my hair did for 5 pounds. in america i do it for $20. this is 3 times the amount ??Your 'Maths' is a joke - And as for your grammar - Na wa oh. Simple calculations - See errors throughout. |
Govt stiffling information: [flash=400,400] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acYzwscoBx0&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL[/flash] |
Last Updated on Saturday, 09 April 2011 11:35 Written by Mohammed S. Shehu, Bayelsa; Hamza Idris, Maiduguri; Auwalu Umar, Kano; Nurudeen Abdallah, Katsina Saturday, 09 April 2011 11:15 Bayelsa: President Goodluck Jonathan has been accredited along with his wife, Dame Patience Jonathan and his mother at Otazi playground polling unit in his home village of Otuoke in Bayelsa State. Immediately after the accreditation at about 11am, , the First family retired back home. They are expected to return to the polling booth by 12noon to cast their votes. Voting is billed to commence by 12 noon upon completion of accreditation of all voters. Maiduguri: Professor Tukur Sa’ad, the Resident Electoral Commission (REC) of INEC in Borno State has directed Electoral Officers in some local government areas to shop for ad-hoc staff who would replace some university lecturers and corps members that declined to report to their duty post as a result of security threats. Though the REC did not named the affected local government areas and the total number of the trained staffs that are no longer interested in the INEC job, our correspondent gathered that some ad-hoc staffs were molested by miscreants’ during the foiled election of penultimate Saturday at some polling booths. “We have addressed all the problems now,” Professor Sa’ad said. “We held meetings with the police, army, civil defense and the SSS and have resolved to provide adequate security in all the 3,928 polling units spread in the 27 local government areas in Borno state,” he added. “We have engaged 6,856 policemen for the National Assembly election which commences at 8am,” he said. There are over 2,350,000 registered voters in Borno State who are expected to cast their votes today. Similarly, the REC said polling centres that have large number of prospective voters in Borno State will have two boxes and three security operatives in order to beat time and ensure rancor free election. Meanwhile, Governor Ali Modu Sheriff had in a state-wide broadcast advised residents to come out en-masse to vote. “The security threats are handy work of detractors but we would not be distracted by anybody,” Sheriff said. Our correspondents reports that despite the security challenges, thousands of people have trouped out to poling centres for election. Kano: There is massive turnout of voters for the rescheduled national assembly elections in Kano. Unlike last week, the turnout of women is unprecedented this time around as their presence is all over the polling stations. Our correspondent reports that voters started coming out for accreditation as early as 7:30am. In places visited like Dala, Fagge, Gwale, Minjibir, Gezawa and Nassarawa some voters were already in the polling stations by 7am in anticipation of crowd during accreditation. Our correspondent also reports that in areas like Dambatta, Madobi, Municipal, Tarauni and Ungogo accreditation ended around 10am. There was no complaint of either shortage or non delivery of election materials in almost all the areas visited by our correspondent and this is because of the measures taken by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to avoid problems. It was gathered that distribution of election materials began as early as 3am and this is to ensure all election officers get to their respective destinations in good time. There is also orderliness on the part of voters as every voter seemed calm on the queue for accreditation. There was report of violence in all the places visited. This might not be unconnected with massive campaign in the media on the need to remain peacefully during and after the elections. Equally, there is law and order as security personnel were all over the places to ensure violence-free polls in the state. Soldiers from the 3rd Motorized Brigade were co-opted in the maintenance of law and order during the elections. However, some women activists raised alarm that a number of house wives in some areas could not come out to vote because their husbands refused to allow them. The activists therefore appealed to husbands to allow their wives to go exercise the civic responsibility by electing people of their choice. Katsina: CPC's Presidential candiate, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari got accredited at Sarkin Yara Ward A at exactly 10:15am. He said he was impressed with INEC's arrangements so far. http://www.dailytrust.dailytrust.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=16501%3Aupdate-1115am-kano-bayelsa-borno&catid=76%3Aelection-2011&Itemid=163 |
Last Updated on Saturday, 09 April 2011 12:11 Written by Kayode Ekundayo, Lagos; Auwala Umar, Kano; Monday Osayande, Delta Saturday, 09 April 2011 12:03 Delta Delta state Commissioner of Police, Adisa Bolanta has said the command is working on tracking the thugs who snatched ballot boxes early this morning at Ogor in Ughelli North Local Government Area of Delta. The election materials were snatched by some political thugs at about 8 a.m but recovered later by the Police. Lagos In Lagos, Five party agents have just been arrested with voting materials. The state police command say that investigation has commenced into the arrest. Kano Three persons have been arrested by the police in Gezawa town of Kano for various electoral offences. The offenders are currently in detention at Gezawa divisional police office. It was gathered that one of the offenders was caught with more than 500 ballot papers. The second person is an INEC staff arrested with election materials not specifically meant for his polling station while the third person was apprehended for trying to cause violence in the area, it was further gathered. The divisional police officer of the area was not around when our reporter went there to confirm their arrest. However, some policemen in the area who craved for anonymity confirmed their arrest and detention. According to findings, the conduct of the exercise was however to the admiration of all as things go well in the area. Voters, both men and women, were orderly. This is besides the large turnout of eligible voters for the exercise. Our correspondent reports that the orderly was due to considerable presence of security personnel in all polling stations in the area drafted to maintain law and order. Meanwhile, there was confusion in Shagari Quarters as election started before accreditation and this followed agreement by all the concerned political parties. http://www.dailytrust.dailytrust.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=16506%3Aupdate-1200am-security-reports-from-lagos-kano-delta&catid=76%3Aelection-2011&Itemid=163 |
http://www.dailytrust.dailytrust.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=16498%3Aanpp-chief-killed-in-maiduguri&catid=76%3Aelection-2011&Itemid=163 ANPP chief killed in Maiduguri Written by Hamza Idris, Maiduguri Saturday, 09 April 2011 10:09 The Jere local government ANPP chairman Alhaji Fannami Ngarnam was killed by unknown gunmen at his Bulabulin resident around 1am today. His child was also killed. A senior police officer in Maiduguri who craved for anonymity confirmed the killing. It is not yet clear who the assailants are as some people are saying the killing was politically motivated while others said he was killed by armed robbers who got a hint that he was given large chunk of money to facilitate today’s election. “This high profile killing is faraway from what the Boko Haram members are doing,” Mala Othman, the state chairman of the ANPP said. “We want the assailant to be uncovered,” he said. Ngarnam was killed less than ten hours after the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) secretary in Shani local government area and three other people were killed by some gunmen during the distribution of election materials at the Divisional Police headquarters in Shani. In a related development, the Maiduguri International Hotel is currently in flames. Members of the State fire service were seen trying to control the raging flames in the five story building. The fire started late at night. Despite emerging security challenges in many parts of Borno State, accreditation of prospective voters is ongoing even as military personnel from the 21 Armoured Brigade have mounted dozens of check-points in all parts of Maiduguri. Our correspondent gathered that traders were chased out of the Maiduguri Monday Market around 4pm yesterday (Friday) because of security reports to the effect that some people were planning to burn down the market in order to frustrate today’s election. As at the time of filing this report, journalists are waiting for the state police commissioner Mike Zuokumor to give a formal brief on the security situation in the state. |
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