ibabalol:

@kratos007, don't come to NL if you feel like you are more intelligent and informed,
than every one else. you are nothing more than a well fed slave where ever you are.
you are one of the self righteous and sick bastards whose morals are here by day
but gone by night. Maybe you should put it in your half educated,
below standard mind that everyone if free to give their views without
personally attacking others. you attack me, i attack you back thats how idiots like
you starts war that they can not stand. retard, black slave. you and your friend should
stay off NL if you can not stand others opinion, and yes i hope your mother gets
hacked down wherever she is in nigeria before you get the real picture. NiGger
i call you that in NL language and many more languages.

ibabalol:

[color=#000099]my university degree says M.B.B.S. that's bachelor of medicine, bachelor of surgery

bawomolo:

is all this necessary?

ibabalol:

ok, i have finished criticizing, but as much as i dislike whats going on
i still have agape love for you all, so solution is
you all should look for signs
I AM COMING!!!!!!!!!!
i am coming to change you all's fortune
to be the best ruler you all could ever imagine
to fix your country make you all productive
no more days of darkness.
to make your people more educated
to unite north and south
to provide lasting peace through out the land
JUST WATCH OUT!!!
Your days of AGONY ARE OVER!!!!!
now
Let me hear you say

IBABALOL FOR PRESIDENT!!!!!


WATCH OUT!!!!!!

[size=18pt]Referee 'psychologically damaged' after assault[/size]

Referee Gabriel Adigwe and his assistants were violently assaulted by fans of Niger Tornadoes after their 0-0 home draw against Bayelsa United and the referee has told KickOffNigeria.com that he fears he has been 'psychologically damaged'.

According to Adigwe, the fans invaded the pitch after the game and set upon the officials, with no protection from the police.

"Immediately after the final whistle, fans rushed into the field and attacked us. There were policemen around but they were not effective. I was viciously punched a number of times on the back of my neck, close to my ears.

"I almost collapsed, but I was afraid that if I fell down, they would trample me. My hands are swollen from trying to cover my face from the blows.

"The AR2 was also punched twice in his back and stomach," Adigwe said.

When the police finally decided to intervene, it was only a feeble effort.

"After the police fired tear gas, they fled and started throwing stones at us. It met one person on the head. He was seriously bleeding; the blood gushed out of his head and poured on my shirt."

The officials finally found their way into the dressing room, but had to wait there for nearly another hour before they could leave the stadium.

"We waited for about 40 minutes in the dressing room before we left the stadium.

"The fans said they have to beat me up to teach me a lesson because I don't help them in their home games. They say that every time I come to their home games, they always play draw. I am seriously damaged psychologically and I don't know if I can do any match after this without the fear of being beaten again."

Over the past two seasons, Adigwe has handled three other Tornadoes home games. They drew 0-0 against Zamfara United and beat Warri Wolves 2-0 last season.

This season, they have drawn at home against Ranchers Bees with Adigwe at the centre before this weekend's result against Bayelsa United. 

kulyie:

@ibabalol i'm as angry n sick of nigeria as u r.whenever i watch news on cable i feel so sorry for nigeria.now america is passing health bill n we r here in nigeria doing a lotta backward stuffs dat wount help us.other countries r doing so well.even Ghana dats an african country has realised their mistake n are gradually picking d pieces of their lives.but if u must know nigerian politics r 4 riffrafs n not refined people.i cant spend my 4 years in a private university n masters in uni central oklahoma n say i'll waste my energy,mental n physical resources 2 improve nigeria.as far as i'm concerned nigeria n nigerian government dont give a s*#t bout me or their youth so i careless if nigeria crumbles like a pack of cards.its already a failed state n i'll rather improve d lives n work 4 d economy of other country that cares bout my future.After school i have a job,a good n fullfilling one at dat.wot more could i ask 4.if i were 2 be a graduate in nigeria i prolly will be walking d streets of lagos looking 4 a job or out of desperation resort 2 crime or demeaning jobs (dat some naija gradutes engage in anywayz).u had beta stop exchanging words with half baked graduates.even a corper cant write a simple sentence in english .no wonder soludo said nigerian graduates are not employable.nigeria sucks.if i had d opportunity of choosing my country i'll definetly not choose nigeria.BAD LEADERSHIP-educationally,politically,economically etc

[size=18pt]Umuahia Boils as Police Kill Butcher[/size]

Abia

Residents of Umuahia, the capital of Abia State were struck with fear and panic yesterday following the killing of a butcher by trigger happy policeman prompting hundreds of youths to pour into the streets in protest and two more persons were feared dead.

Godwin Uwaegbu, a father of five from Isieke Ibeku was killed at a police check point at Ohia in Umuahia South Local Government along the Enugu-Port Harcourt expressway when the butcher was traveling with colleagues to the Ubakala abattoir to transact butchery business.

There were conflicting reports on what led to the killing of the butcher. His colleagues said that the police man shot and killed him when the driver of the bus taking the butchers to the abattoir gave N20 instead of the N50 demanded by the policemen manning the check point but the police version had it that the bus driver tried to beat the check point and the police man reacted with gun shots.

Shortly after the incident, butchers brandishing various sizes of machetes and clubs stormed the Federal Medical Centre (FMC) where the police had brought the corpse of the butcher and chaos reigned as police battled to control the raging mob.

In the ensuing melee, gun shots rent the air and when the smoke cleared two persons were feared dead, while seven others were left with gun shot wounds, some in critical condition having been shot in either the stomach or in the head. Unconfirmed reports said that the man shot in the head later died while another critically wounded boy also gave up.
When the police retreated, the emergency ward of the FMC was besieged by hundreds of sympathizers, some wailing and cursing the police, while others prayed loudly for the survival of the wounded.

The protesters were enraged all the more because the police had in October last year sprayed a car with bullets at the Ntigha junction along the same expressway, killing the four occupants including a police officer traveling with them on an errand to Aba.
A relation of the deceased butcher, Mr. Ikechukwu Eluwa lamented the killing of Uwaegbu said that the action of the police was inexplicable as the deceased did not commit any offence while on his way to transact his legal business.

Meanwhile, Information, Culture and Tourism Commissioner, John Nwokocha, has said that “the attention of the state government has been drawn to recent subterranean machinations being carefully orchestrated and coordinated by the opposition to needlessly heat up the peaceful polity being enjoyed by all and sundry in the state.

In a statement, he said: “We are not unaware of the desperate wicked plots intended to achieve objectives which portend nothing but danger. The Tuesday development is a typical display of the degree of depravity and atrocious disposition of these desperate politicians. They infiltrated the ranks of peacefully demonstrating butchers generally to unleash mayhem on innocent passers-by and cause stampede in Umuahia”.

“It is a sad thing because I thought that we had overcome this indiscriminate shooting,” he said, adding that the trigger happy policeman has been arrested and taken into custody while investigations has commenced.
According to him, the butcher was killed when a bus carrying 14 butchers on their way to the abattoir failed to stop at a check point and because of the number of people in the bus created suspicion and one of the policemen “carelessly shot and killed one person.”

He blamed the trigger happy police officer, saying that even when motorists beat road block the police should be cautious enough and not engage in indiscriminate shootings.

The Abia CP therefore apologised to the family of the deceased and the people of Abia in general for the ugly incident and promised that the state police command would bear the cost of the burial, adding that the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Ogbonnaya Onovo, has called to express his sadness over the incident.