tunapawizzy: Dear arsenal fans....if u like wish d guy 1 decade injury....this will not end ur long term trophy drought....bad belle people

socceryarn:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/19564665

Manchester United's Van Persie sustains an injury during World Cup Qualifier between Netherlands and Hungary. First Kagawa, now Van Persie, should Manchester Fans be worried? Yarn!

free2ryhme: The Joint Task Force (JTF) in Maiduguri, the Borno state capital has killed seven and arrested 13 persons suspected to be members of the dreaded Boko Haram sect.

The spokesman of the JTF in Borno state, Lieutenant Colonel Sagir Musa in a statement made available to Channels Television in Maiduguri said the security officials were conducting a cordon and search operation at Gwange junction of the metropolis when the hoodlums started shooting at them sporadically in reaction to the operation.

The statement said in response to the attack, seven of the insurgents were killed while thirteen were arrested.

Col Sagir however said no casualty was recorded on the side of the security forces.

Suspected sect member had on Wednesday launched an attack on telecommunication installations destroying several masts and killing over 20 persons in Yobe, Borno and Kano states.

The spokesman of the sect, Abul Qaqai in an emailed statement said “the attacks on these communication facilities will continue unabated, because the GSM firms are assisting the Federal Government and its security agencies in tracking and eventual arrests of our members in many parts of the country.”

The Boko Haram in the statement also threatened attacks on the facilities of the Voice of America (VOA), including its personnel and correspondents.

The statement reads “Our ultimate goal is the establishment of an Islamic State in Nigeria and we would not hesitate in taking punitive measures against anybody who sabotage or assist others that are sabotaging our efforts.

“This is why we are fighting the Nigerian government and its collaborators, including telecommunication companies. We would continue attacking them (telecoms) until the time they stopped releasing information about our activities.

Telecommunication facilities were vandalised across the northern part of the country rendering communication within the region erratic.






http://www.channelstv.com/home/2012/09/07/jtf-kills-seven-arrest-13-suspected-members-of-boko-haram/

sambos994:

One problem...he's part of PDP

semid4lyfe:

http://allafrica.com/stories/201209060214.html

Originakalokalo:

Visit www.nnpcgroup.com for registration.

jennykadry:

Yeah, right. I want scofield to act in it too. Gosh I miss prison break

lacasa:

But christians αve bn caught or do Ɣou now Αve suddden amnesia

Let M̶̲̥̅ε̲ remind Ʊ ;-

The suspects were caught as they try to detonate the explosive

Nine bombers, believed to be christians, were apprehended this morning when they attempted to bomb a COCIN church at Miya Barkate, 20 kilometres along Jos-Bauchi Highway in Bauchi State.

The suspected bombers are Lamba Goma, Filibus Danasa, Joshua Ali, Danjuma Sabo, Joseph Audu, Simon Gabriel, Bulus Haruna, Yohanna Ishaya and Daniel Ayuba (who was the immediate past Secretary of PDP at Tilden Fulani Ward, Toro LGA, Bauchi State).

The suspects are members of the same COCIN church, Unguwar Rimi, a new and small Christian settlement between Tilden Fulani and Shere Hills. The suspects who were thoroughly beaten by the public were rescued by police and then detained at the Toro Divisional Police Division before they were transferred to Bauchi State Police Command, Bauchi.

At about the same time this morning in the Neighbouring Plateau State, a bomb explosion was reported at the headquarters of the same COCIN church during a Sunday service. The number of casualties are not certain. The pastor of the targeted COCIN Church in Bauchi is Ishaya Izam, who recently arrived on posting from the Cocin headquarters in Jos, which was bombed this morning.

It is not clear if the two bombings are related. A statement on the event in Bauchi state is yet to be issued by the Police.

Spokesperson of the Bauchi State command of the police, Hassan Mohammed, confirmed the incident but said he would only provide details later.

http://premiumtimesng.com/mobile/news/3955-christians-caught-attempting-to-bomb-cocin-church-in-bauchi.html

Tony Spike: Lately, there have been an upsurge in cult-related activities in different tertiary institutions, as well as, notable towns and cities. Within the last one week, there have been cult strikes at Ilorin (Kwara), Okada Town (Edo) and now, Enugu. Are we gradually sliding back to the dark era of cultism and general lawlessness?
May god help us. But dis cult boys get liver o.

By Ozioma Ubabukoh, Enugu ⁠

Traders and customers at Artisan Market in Enugu on Sunday fled different directions when three men suspected to be cultists shot dead an unidentified man inside the market.

Students living close to the market told our correspondent that the victim, believed to be a student of Enugu State University of Technology, might have been killed by rival cult members.

It was learnt that seven students had been killed since Friday when the hoodlums went on a killing spree.

An undergraduate of the university was said to be among those killed in the city.

It was learnt that the deceased was trailed by his killers to Achara Layout and shot him.

An eyewitness said the boys who killed him called him on the telephone, and as soon as he picked the call, they fired shots at him.

The source said, “They came on a motorbike and parked at a distance. The deceased was drinking at joint and a call came into his phone; as soon as he stepped out to answer the call his assailants shot at him.

“I think they made the call to ensure that he was the one; as soon as he picked the call they shot him in the stomach. When he fell down, they came close and shot him twice on the head and he died instantly.”

Another man was shot dead inside his shop on Ogui Road and those who killed him fled the scene on a motorbike.

The Police Public Relations Officer in Enugu, Mr. Ebere Amaraizu, said, “We are on top of the situation. We are working to ensure that we stop these cult-related killings. We would soon speak to the press."


Source: http://www.punchng.com/news/cultists-kill-seven-in-enugu/

don buchi: With the new league fixtures out, don't you think it will cause distractions amongst English players in Euro 2012. Because they are ogarnised. Nt like our league here were they wil postpone the kickoff date up 50 tymes. Cant wait for d e p l to kick gunaz all the way...

Why is the English FA along with EPL always in a hurry?

Your thoughts on this please...

Don!


http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11095/7822482/

jim jones: this cat should give up already. "i'm this, i'm that.." sick of them shit lines. tell us something new. self-deluded piece of crap. who dash you number one spot? you mr, are the most unmemorable nigerian rapper ever. you put out a track, and a couple hours later nobody remembers it. go do another fookin song about ASSnal, fatman.

Billyonaire: Talk is cheap

babytejiri: As part of his disciplinary measures towards ensuring that players conform to laid down rules, Super Eagles Chief Coach, Stephen Keshi has banned the use of mobile phones during meal times.

An impeccable source revealed to SportingLife that the ban extends to officials of the team whom the "Big Boss" believes must lead by example at all times.

"We leave our handsets in our rooms anytime we go to eat, whether it is lunch, breakfast or dinner. It is a taboo to be found with your handset while eating and if caught you can be punished by the appropriate officers. It is that serious and no one is taking it for granted," said the official.

Keshi, an ex-international and longest serving captain of the national team believes, players must display etiquette at all times.

Furthermore no member of the team is allowed to converse while eating.

"You would recall that the coach had banned the wearing of earrings and sagging of trousers when in camp," added the official.

Eagles who have just returned from Malawi where they played a 1-1 draw face Rwanda this Saturday in a 2013 Nations Cup qualifier in Calabar.

http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/football-golf-boxing/49931-table-manners-keshi-bans-mobile-phones-at-meals.html

ogbeche77: A recipe for disaster, Keshi is about heading same way Siasia did

RuuDie: Lets get this straight - is it D'Banj's song or Sarkodie's? As in, who is featuring who!!?