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Israeljones:
Reason i said that is because thats my state of origin tho..
Oya come charge for here

Which village are you

Israeljones:
Eeya,,, wah part of ondo state..?
That state seems to have bin 4gottn

Kikiki..Akure the state capital

Lexxyburg:
Just saying Hi

Why ain't you asleep

Israeljones:
Wah part of nigeria r u?

Ondo state naa

Lexxyburg:
Upaka

Yup...

Israeljones:
U cant imagine hw much we enjoying light here...
Beginning to think its a setup

Ur own area nko?

No light oooo. My bat. Is 1% now

MUVA, hunger dey catch you abi.... Go and sleep

Israeljones:
Depends on the kinda netwrk you r referring to tho.
because my network is always 4g ready

Good. Light dey your area?

Chachanga you NVR sleep

Israeljones:
I am

Am sure your network only connects at night

Am still surfing. Na nairaland I go sleep. Today

Photoshoot all the way

IBO's...concept

choi, pretty woman. You will be found in Jesus name.

I vote for photoshoot
Cc. NLJega

biazarre:
I watched 3 of those listed cartoons...

n I'm not married...

n so WAT??....

u can't dull ma evening wit dis ur thread.... op...

I won't even think abt it....

HISS!!!!!!

AMUNI RONU.... ounbe Lara ree..

Epele o broda.

akereconfi:
The UN High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) has expressed concern for some 50,000 people, who have been forced to flee a town in Niger after a devastating attack from armed group Boko Haram.

Adrian Edwards, UN refugee agency (UNHCR) spokesman, told reporters in Geneva on Tuesday that tens of thousands of people were forced to flee the town of Bosso, in south-eastern Niger, after the armed group attacked a military outpost based over the weekend.

Edwards said that many of those fleeing the town were headed towards Toumour, some 30km west of Bosso, living in the open and in pecarious conditions.

"This is a desperately poor area where the general insecurity has destroyed the socio-economic fabric. The self-reliance capacity of the displaced and their hosts is extremely limited.

"Many people are reportedly traumatised and worried about their safety. People are sleeping in the open and urgently need shelter and other assistance," Edwards said.

Authorities said that at least 30 Nigerian civilians and two Nigerian soldiers were killed during that attack on Friday.

Quoting the mayor of Bosso and a Nigerian military source, Reuters reported on Monday that Boko Haram retook the town on Sunday night following clashes with soldiers from Niger and Nigeria. It was unclear on Tuesday who was in charge of the city.



Martin Ewi, researcher on counter-terrorism at the Institute of Security Studies (ISS) in Pretoria, South Africa, said that Boko Haram's move to capture Bosso suggested that the group were searching for a "new safe haven".

Ewi told Al Jazeera that the group were desperately searching for a city from which they could launch their attacks. He described Niger as the "new frontline of the war".

"Being in the forest is good for hiding, but having a safe haven in southern Niger is what they need for sustainability," Ewi said.

The UNHCR said in May that security and humanitarian situation was worsening in the Diffa Region in Niger as the rebellion spread from Nigeria to Niger.

"Nigeria is really cracking down hard on their operations. And Niger has until now been able to detect Boko Haram's plans, so I am curious to know how they managed to get into Bosso this time," Ewi said.

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Niger, Cameroon, Chad, Nigeria and Benin, have all contributed troops to a 9,000-strong regional task force dedicated to fighting the group.

According to the UN, more than 20,000 people have been killed, and over 2,000 women and girls have been abducted since the conflict began in 2009.

At least 2.5 million people have fled their homes, of whom 2.2 million are internally displaced. A further 177,000 are seeking refuge in the neighbouring countries of Cameroon, Chad and Niger.


http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2016/06/boko-haram-attack-50000-flee-town-niger-160607183454277.html

You didn't answer my question. Akereconf

I voted hours ago.... How is it going now?

Honesty pays.... God I look up to you

I vote photoshoot.
Cc NLJega

Following

photoshoot:

Thank you ma...
Is it possible to have you on my WhatsApp ma?

Yea sure, am directing some other friends too

photoshoot:


Alright dear, thanks.
I appreciate that as well.
I would follow you now.

Photoshoot, I always like your post, wanna campaign for you.

akereconfi:
Me and friends

akereconfi, congrats. pls I want to ask you some questions about your school.

op, you need to tell your pastor. I think you need special prayers. coz I bet if your late wife will ever forgive you where she is now. so sad

shuuu.... Nairaland the land of miracles

sorextee:
Wuse market and zenith bank zone4 is a place to go, when looking for your missing relative/friend. My uncle that disappeared when I was 2, I saw him at wuse market.

Although, the annoying part about some public places in Abuja is dat, the day u dress well, u won't see anybody u know. But whenever u dress awkwardly,there would be a reunion dat day. Had a bitter experience at shoprite jabi.

Since then, even if I'm going to zuba market, I go baff up well..

hmmn. no be only abuja o, it happens every where. I only get to meet people I know especially in public places when am not on makeup or in simple clothes. in fact that thing dey pain me

jomagibs:
Missed church bcux my Frnd came ova early and He deceived me cux he went to the kitchen and prepared coconut rice.

* in Jenifas voice* are you a jeun koko pewsin??

daboski10:
A Nairalander's Unbelieveable And Amazing Jump From A Plane 4,000ft Above Sea Level!! (video)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DnowxZbdsc

op, dey deir dey fly about, make your teeth kuku comot finish. u be spiderman.