₦airaland Forum

horlabiyi: Man,its so obvious that you are suffering from mental illness

switdil:
I too trust rihanna
She for don give d guy his size

MANGAM: Am in Akwanga and the roads are totally blocked with the military checkpoint at Akwanga completely deserted by soldiers after the death of one soldier by ombatse cult members

Irate inmates in a prison in Numan, Adamawa State on Monday staged demonstrations against prison officials over the death of an inmate who was brutally beaten by warders.


Armed soldiers were drafted to the prison for fear that the protest by inmates could spill over into uncontrollable violence, SaharaReporters learned from a prison source as well as a security official. One of the sources disclosed that numerous inmates suffered injuries in the cause of their revolt. He added that prison officials were yet to determine if any inmates escaped in the course of the commotion.

A prison source told our reporter that some warders caught a prisoner who was attempting to escape from jail on Sunday. “He was trying to climb the fence and run away when they saw him,” said the source. He added: “They beat him mercilessly and he died.”

Our source revealed that the inmate must have sustained serious internal injuries that affected some vital organs in his body. Our correspondent learnt that the injured prisoner was not seen by a doctor and had received no medication prior to his death in the early hours of Monday. As news of his death spread within the prison, hundreds of furious inmates began to chant insulting and defiant songs at prison officials. SaharaReporters learnt that the protesting inmates then attacked a prison official who was rushed to hospital for treatment. The inmates’ action triggered the deployment of soldiers to the prison to prevent any escalation of violence.

HumbledbYGrace: Nairaland go kill people with laughter shame ai....ayam finished

Which god is that?

tropaz: u ar mad 4 mentinin lautech in diz...must lautech b involvd?

horlabiyi: Why don't you just STFU and stop mentioning LAUTECH in the name of crime/scam bloody asshole

Xion: Lautech's case is just too much. I remain a proud Lautech graduate

changes1: So should we forget it and fold our arms while undergraduates commit crimes

Of a truth an idle mind is the devil's workshop/control room.

“ Their arrest came on the
heels of a petition which the
Commission received from
Union Bank of Nigeria Plc ,
Marina , Lagos sometime in
January 2013, alleging that a
criminal attack had been
launched on its data base
known
as “ Flexcube”, by unknown
criminals.

http://www.punchng.com/news/nobody-delivered-baby-on-board-our-flight-arik/

taharqa: Some people are so STUPI.D, just Plain STU.PID.

How can anybody read this Article, esp the part that says: 'Nigeria spent #4.7bn to import FOOTWEARS, HEADWEARS and UMBRELLAS', and believe it to mean that the Govt imported #4.7bn worth of Umbrellas, for ffuck's sake? So the traders who imported these Goods from China and Co work for the Govt??

JEEZ!!! Some Chaps can be so incredibly DENSE. God Forbid!

gabrielmorinho: wonders shall never end. I thought things of this manner only happen in nigeria. D penis go turn red.

taharqa: You ought to be Ashamed of yrself on this one, @Tolaxa...*smh*

killuminati: bros u be chairman oOo...na salt we dey use for here na

.A 13-year-old girl is defying
educational norms in India
and pursuing a master’s
degree in microbiology after
her father sold his land to pay
for her tuition. Sushma Verma
says she was able to finish
high school at 7 and
undergraduate studies at 13
only with the sacrifices of her
uneducated parents.

Former military President Ibrahim Babangida on Monday inaugurated the new presidential villa acquired, refurbished and furnished with N610 million by the Sokoto State Government.

Gen. Babangida inaugurated the new building and also inspected some township roads.

The former Nigerian leader said: ”Sokoto sai Aliyu,” meaning Sokoto is for Aliyu, refering to Gov. Aliyu Wamakko.

Babangida, who expressed happiness at the visit, commended Wamakko for “a job well done”.

Wamakko described Babangida as ”our leader who has retired but not tired”.

Wamakko said the former military president’s name would be written in gold “anytime one writes the history of Nigeria”.

”Your visit here today has shown your love for the people of Sokoto State and Nigeria in general and we will continue to cherish this noble gesture.

”The present administration wants to leave far-reaching legacies as Sokoto is renowned as the home of exemplary leaders in the country,” he said.

Wamakko said that leadership required absolute sacrifice, adding: ”I am a leader with unique grassroots support.”

The governor said that the presidential villa was aimed at providing an ultra-modern edifice for the ”honourable hosting of visitors coming to the state daily”.

The governor said the structure had been adequately furnished and would be routinely maintained to provide comfort for those who would be residing in it.

”The structures will also be protected from all forms of abuse to make sure that they last longer,” Wamakko added.

The Secretary to the State Government, Alhaji Sahabi Gada, commended Wamakko for his “foresight on issues of good governance”.

Babangida also inaugurated some township roads constructed by the state government in Sokoto town and its environs.

The roads are in Gwadabawa, Lapai, Talata-Mafara and Anka areas.

He also inspected some ongoing multi-billion naira projects, including the Murtala General Hospital and the 38 megawatts Independent Power Project built at N3.8 billion in Sokoto. (NAN)

he will be
accompanied by a range of
Nigerian ministers led by the
Coordinating Minister of the
Economy, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-
Iweala.
The Nigerian Ambassador to
the US, Prof. Ade
Adefuye, said that the
Ministers would arrive at
Washington on September 20,
to further
underscore the positive
changes the government had
made.

theoctopus: There is a big difference!

taharqa: Protest, not Strike...