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Nigeria’s Plateau State Police Command said ithas arrested the driver who killed 14 childrenat Mazat village in Barkin Ladi Local Government Area on Saturday. The deceased were among 40 Boys’ Brigade and Girls’ Guide of COCIN Church and Assembly of God Church who were training early morning of 3 August but were ran over by a speedy car on Bokkos–Barkin Ladi road. The children aged between 10 and 18 years will be buried today. Mrs Felicia Anslem, the Command’s Public Relations Officer said that the driver, Jacob Joshua, ran away when he committed the offence only to be arrested in neighbouring Bokkos Local Government Area of the state. “We are able to track the driver down after he ran away when he killed the children at Mazat village of Barkin Ladi Local Government. “Our officers and men tracked him down last Sunday evening (Aug. 4) and he is now in detention,” she said. Anslem said that an investigation into the incident had commenced and that the driver would be prosecuted. “Nobody who commits such a crime can run away from the law; he or she must face the wrath of the law,” she said. She said that the vehicle, which was involved in the accident, was in police custody. Meanwhile, Governor Jonah Jang has commiserated with families of the 14 children crushed by the vehicle. Jang, who was emotionally moved by the incident, described it as “very shocking and sad“, and cautioned motorists against recklessness on the highway. “We have lost precious leaders of tomorrow to somebody’s recklessness but all the same, only God knows why; He must have allowed itfor a purpose. “Only God can explain why this large number of young people should die at a go; it is not sickness, it is not war, yet a colossal loss,” he lamented. Jang charged the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) to ensure that all the roads within the state were effectively patrolled to check motorists’ recklessness. Mr Emmanuel Loman, Chairman, Barkin Ladi Local Government Council, thanked the governor for the condolence visit. He said the council has had various kinds of misfortunes for some time now and that the people had taken solace in God. “Only God knows why all these are happening to us.” The children aged between 10 and 18 years, will be buried today. |
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Happy Married Life. |
…As workers, community protest incident MAKURDI — Emotion ran high, Wednesday, evening, at the Gboko plant of the Dangote Cement, when an explosion allegedly claimed the live of a father of two and labourer at the factory, one Mr. Solomon Ashir. Vanguard gathered from an eyewitness, that the deceased was hit by limestone from the quarry site of the plant which led to his instant death before medical attention could get to him. According to the eyewitness, the incident sparked angry reaction from his colleagues and youths of the host community who barricaded the factory and Makurdi-Gboko road with bonfire in protest against alleged poor safety measures in the plant. “The deceased who was an indigene of the host community and staff of the parking plant of the company was hit by limestone atthe quarry after an explosion that occurred when workers at the site were prospecting for raw materials. “His death sparked angry reaction from fellow workers and youths of the community who in protest took the corpse of the young man to the palace of the traditional ruler of the community, Tyoor Ukpekpe, Chief Ishi Yonguigba. “At the palace, the paramount ruler pleaded with the protesters to remain calm and also have restraint in their action. “Not satisfied, the mob made bonfires on the highway and matched with the corpse into the factory where they insisted on seeing the Assistant General Manager, AGM, in charge of mines, who had fled the scene for fear of being molested. “They, however, forced their way into the AGM’s office where they dumped the remains of the deceased.” Vanguard, however, gathered that Ashir’s remains was taken away and deposited at the Gboko General Hospital by the management of the factory. Efforts to get a reaction from the company’s manager in charge of community relations, Mr. Bem Meladu, proved abortive as his cellphone was switched off. Meantime, the Benue State Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO, Deputy Superintendent, DSP, Daniel Ezeala who confirmed the incident said the command had commenced investigations into the matter. Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/08/one-dies-as-explosion-rocks-dangote-cement-plant/ |
Oh boy this concern me ooo....i'm just damn lazy to go back to that secondary school to collect the cert. I'll try and get it when they resume september. |
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Cant u help me in the buyin? Where are u exactly? |
LONDON (AFP) – Britain’s government on Monday defended a controversial campaign featuring vans with billboards urging illegal immigrants to “go home or face arrest”, after criticism from a senior minister. Two trucks, each displaying a huge poster with a number for migrants to text if they wish to return to their country of origin, were driven around six London boroughs for a week in a pilot scheme by the interior ministry. Posters, leaflets and advertisements in local newspapers will run for a further month. Trucks, each displaying a huge poster with a number for migrants to text if they wish to return to their country of origin, were driven around London Business Secretary Vince Cable, a member of the Liberal Democrat party which is the junior partner in the coalition government with Prime Minister David Cameron’s Conservatives, called the campaign “stupid and offensive”. But Cameron’s spokesman defended the vans, saying it was “clear that this is already working” and that getting illegal immigrants to leave voluntarily was the most cost-effective solution. The interior ministry had already received a “great deal of interest” as a result of the campaign, the spokesman added. The government will decide whether or not to roll out the vans nationwide after the ministry has collected all the necessary information, he added. Immigration is a key issue with less than two years until Britain’s next general election, as the centre-right Conservatives fear a growing threat from the UK Independence Party, which campaigns for migration curbs and an exit from the European Union. But the “go home” campaign has revived tensions in the coalition government, with the office of Liberal Democrat Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg reportedly saying he had not been told about the van plan in advance. The posters feature a huge picture of a pair of handcuffs together with a number said to represent the number of arrests in the local area and the words: “In the UK illegally? Go home or face arrest.” It tells people to text the word “HOME” to the displayed number to get help. The trucks were driven through several areas of London with large ethnic minority populations. A Home Office spokesman said the cost of the entire campaign, £10,000 ($15,000, 11,500 euros), was less than the £15,000 cost to forcibly remove one illegal immigrant from Britain. The opposition Labour Party’s home affairs spokeswoman, Yvette Cooper, said the schemewas “ludicrous”. UKIP leader Nigel Farage said ethnic communities would take the billboards as a “sign of open warfare”. “I think it’s very Big Brother, very state-ish, verysort of East Germany circa the 1980s, it’s just a horrid way of doing it,” the member of the European parliament told LBC radio. There was also a backlash from British commentators and on social media. In a commentary on the Guardian newspaper website, user “Pukkah Punjabi”, a graphic designer from London, described how she hadcalled the Home Office and asked them to help her go “home” — to her house in the suburb of Willesden Green. She said “go home” had been a racist slogan of abuse against migrants when she was growing up in the 1970s. The Twitter hashtag #racistvan drew a series of other users saying they had texted the ministry to ask for train times and lost keys, while there was even a spoof Twitter account @theracistvan, with the sole message “RT (retweet) if you’re in the UK illegally.” The Conservatives in particular have been trying to shore up their right-wing credentials on the immigration issue in recent months, with centre-left Labour being seen as weaker on the issue. In June Britain said it would charge “high-risk”adult visitors from Nigeria, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Ghana a refundable bond of £3,000 for a six-month visa.
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I'm not in lagos that would have been easier for me. Is there no way of me gettin it transported to kogi state? |
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What is she still doing in the house? She needs to be evicted. |
I'm not really conversant with them just wanna knw the cost. |
How much does a yard cost? |
*In lilTunechi's voice* before i eat the pusssy i say mah grace. |
Banana wey i don tey dey fin to chop. |
What's the ish with people and someones sexual orientation?. |
SOLIDTEARZ: nawa o I wrote erection it changed to attention. WtfLol...Ur Attention Is Still Changed To Attention. |
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This means this strike would last more than we thought. |
Gold slippers or gold plated sandal? |
WIZGUY69: since we are over 1million in nairaland....make everybody bring 1600 nah!! We go put the money for seun account then seun go gather the money carry am go him house!! On behalf of nairaland members...or wetin una think say i talkErm bro u try but some of wey come get more than one account nko? So na double we go pay be that? |
wickedness |
Kay u sabi lie o Amrealphils: I miss those days wen garri was 1cup #10... |
gbolasteve: My friends there are some form on the net about NSCDC recruitment, but I want to tell you that there is nothing like that in Civil Defense for now, but I promise to keep you inform when its time because I am an NSCDC officer serving at oyo state command headquarters presently.Thank You Bro. Try And Keep Us Posted. |
Hahahahaha..........That Looks Like Chalk Writting. Anyway Sha I'll Beat The Hell Outta Him |
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