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The title of this post is deceptive. it should read: Senators and Reps from Borno state Back Amnesty For Boko Haram. |
when God says yes, nobody can say no. no matter what they do, they cant bring down GEJ govt for it is divinely ordained. |
sley4life:lol |
The game is done and dusted; why waste time on this. |
A loss is a loss brother. |
I suspect those elders to be boko haram members and should be arrested immediately. where were they when boko haram were killing people before the military came. Bunch of fools. Abeg carrry go JTF. |
nothing wrong with that. |
perhaps we are giving these guys more attention than they deserve. It's high time we deny them that. Please moderator stop putting anything concerning them in the front page; they have infiltrated this place. |
Myself2:The FG should unleash the might of the armed forces on suspected/confirmed member,associate/financier of these hypocritical terrorists[/quote] greateros:Q.E.D |
http://l.yimg.com/bt/api/res/1.2/f7UO0dMchV1zWuq2CJ4pCQ--/YXBwaWQ9eW5ld3M7cT04NTt3PTYzMA--/http://media.zenfs.com/251/2011/07/12/croc_165729.jpg A giant three-legged crocodile has been wowing the Web after a tourist photograph capturing its freakishly large stature emerged online. The striking creature named Brutus - which looks as though he is a special effect in a film - is said to be a starring attraction of a riverboat cruise in the Adelaide River, Australia. Although some photos critics have questioned the legitimacy of the shot, the sightseer and the boat company have claimed that both the monster crocodile and this photo are indeed real. At 80 years old, the 18ft-long saltwater croc can be seen leaping out of the waters of the Adelaide River to retrieve a slab of raw meat. Bystanders in the photo look in awe as Brutus, who is believed to have lost his front right leg during an altercation with a shark, makes the awesome jump. Katrina Bridgeford, who took the amazing snap, told the Northern Territory News: “When it came up out of the water there were a lot of Oos and Ahs. I wasn't expecting anything like this. I couldn't believe how close it got to us. If you had put your hand out you would have been able to touch it - if you'd dared.” |
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=711198.msg8703902#msg8703902 date=1310495248]ROTFLMAO !!! [color=red][/quote] ![]() |
You need to see where the news is coming from before making your comments. Afterall the bombing is as a result of the north being angry about GEJ wining election |
THis handshake don dey pass elbow. |
Gordon Brown is "shocked" by allegations that his family's personal details were hacked by News International journalists, his office has said. The Guardian has claimed the former prime minister was repeatedly targeted by The Sun and the Sunday Times, which allegedly hacked his voicemail, obtained his bank details and his family's medical records. Among claims made by the broadsheet are that details from his son's medical records were obtained by The Sun, who published a story about the child's serious illness. A spokeswoman for Mr Brown said: "Gordon Brown has now been informed of the scale of intrusion into his family's life. "The family has been shocked by the level of criminality and the unethical means by which personal details have been obtained. The matter is in police hands. "The police have confirmed Mr Brown is on Glenn Mulcaire's list. And some time ago Mr Brown passed all relevant evidence he had to the police." His wife Sarah has said she was sad to learn about the allegations, writing on Twitter: "It is very personal and really hurtful if all true." A former aide to Mr Brown has questioned how the Sun, when News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks was editor, obtained details of his son Fraser's cystic fibrosis. Speaking on Sky News Jeff Randall Live, David Muir, one of Mr Brown's most senior advisers at No 10, said: "They were contacted by Rebekah Brooks, who told them that they had information that Fraser had cystic fibrosis, which was a matter that they, the family, were just getting their heads around at the time and dealing with. "And you've got to remember this is just after they had suffered the bereavement with Jennifer (the Browns' first child, who died soon after she was born) as well. News International (NI) has responded to the allegations, saying it is "comfortable" that stories obtained about Mr Brown's children came from legitimate sources, according to Sky sources. The publisher owns The Sun and the Sunday Times - it also owned the News Of The World which it closed last week amid allegations of phone-hacking and illegal payments to police officers. The Guardian says there is also evidence that a private investigator used a serving police officer to trawl the police national computer for information on the former prime minister. It claims Mr Brown was targeted during a period of more than 10 years, both as chancellor and as prime minister. The Guardian says its investigation found that some of the activity was obviously illegal while other incidents breached his privacy but not the law. It also says Abbey National bank found evidence suggesting a "blagger" acting for the Sunday Times posed as Mr Brown on six occasions and gained details from his account. The paper further claims Mr Brown's London lawyers Allen & Overy was "tricked into handing over details from his file by a conman working for the Sunday Times". However, Allen and Overy has told Sky News it has never represented Gordon Brown. The Guardian article says: The sheer scale of the data assault on Brown is unusual, with evidence of attempts to obtain his legal, financial, tax, medical and police records as well as to listen to his voicemail. "All of these incidents are linked to media organisations. In many cases, there is evidence of a link to News International." A statement from News International said: "We note the allegations made today concerning the reporting of matters relating to Gordon Brown. So that we can investigate these matters further, we ask that all information concerning these allegations is provided to us." In 2007, Clive Goodman, the News Of The World's royal editor, and Glenn Mulcaire, the newspaper's private investigator, pleaded guilty to hacking into mobile phones belonging to members of Prince William and Prince Harry's staff. NI, the newspaper's publisher, then commissioned its own inquiry into phone hacking - widely understood to be a collection of emails rather than a report. The Guardian claims a source at News International told the paper that five people at the company saw the report. Tom Crone, News International editorial lawyer, was named by The Guardian as one of those who saw it. Mr Crone has denied the allegation, telling Sky News: "I had no involvement in the 2007 internal inquiry which involved the e-mails. "Not only that but I didn't even know about the inquiry until 2009. I was not made aware of the e-mails until the last few weeks. "Finally, the evidence I gave to the Commons committee in 2007 was truthful as far as I knew it." Furthermore, Sky News understands former NOTW editor, Colin Myler, who was also named by the Guardian, also denies having seen the 2007 report. http://uk.news.yahoo.com/claims-brown-targeted-news-international-172330850.html |
Nemisis what are you waiting for to catch up with this guys? |
Ex military men are strong suspects. |
Bahamas should be blamed |
Sanusi must read this. jamalah: |
While trying to confront them is going on, effort should be put in place to tighten our borders, most of these guys doing this are not from Nigeria. Winnerslfc:What this civilians dont know is that they are feeding a shark that will one day bite them. |
It is nt in our character for women to go to hotels alone. |
Emmyk: N101:Agreed |
Really sympathise with this chick. Who really knows what happened? It's a pity. |
Gbenge 77:[quote author=dem_people link=topic=709513.msg8686837#msg8686837 date=1310282054]Publicity stunt.[/quote]you ve said it all brothers |
xtremeidea:What a way to crown long period of fighting. |
This is kind of playing to the gallary. |
wetin this reps to do sef? |
El Guapo:lol |
This popularity will be short lived. The same people they gave money will still criticize them when the time comes. |
manny4life:U have said everything brother. |
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