To God be thy glory and thank the Almighty God for this miracle.

 This photograph is not from the scene of the plane crash that occured this morning rather from a road motor accident which have been posted two days ago. Posters should post the right photos of a scene of an incidents to readers. However, may the souls of those that lost their lives in this early morning plane crash rest in peace.

 Yes, this is a replica of mysterious confluence town in Lokoja Kogi State Nigeria where rivers Niger and Benue meets without the waters touching eacth other. What do we call where two oceans meet?

R.I.P But hope he has not cheated anyone financially or otherwise?

This report should be properly investigated, i see it as a calculated attempt to tarnish the image of the Binis and the Edo state police command.The alleged police involved are said to be from Balyesa and Delta state respectively, why then captioned the report as POLICE IN BENIN TURNS INTO FULL TIME  ROBBERY? secondly police in uniform cannot robbed armed wit double barrelled, axe and locally made pistols when leathered weapons are at their disposal. The already battered image of the Nigeria police force should not be further dented by publishing unconfirmed reports about them. Remember this policemen are Nigerians like you.

 ???Uuuuuuh, this is not true as it claimed to be.

 :(R.I.P.

 >:(These petrol tankers are now musters on the Nigeria roads which has claimed a lot of lives. I think is high time the govt. do something about this Tsunami on our roads.

  This barbaric act of Nigerians in Senegal is uncalled for, no matter their grieviances, they would at least restrain from damaging properties as seen in video.

The four boys killed are victims of circumstances.

Could this be an accidental discharge or cuop attempt?




Mauritanian President Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz has been wounded in what is said to be an accidental shooting.


Officials say he is now being treated for a light injury at a military hospital in the capital, Nouakchott.

Communications Minister Hamdi Ould Mahjoub said on national TV that a military patrol had mistakenly opened fire on the presidential convoy.

The minister added that Mr Abdelaziz, 55, was injured in the arm and that his life was not in danger.

“On his way back to Nouakchott, the presidential convoy was shot by a Mauritanian patrol as they did not recognise his convoy,” Mr Mahjoub said.

“The Mauritanian people can be reassured, the president is fine… He got out of the vehicle unassisted upon arrival at the hospital, where he walked in without difficulty.”

The hospital remains sealed off by security forces.

President Abdelaziz came to power in a military coup in 2008 in the West African nation. He won presidential elections a year later held under an agreement with coup opponents.

He is seen by the West as a bulwark against Islamists in the region, particularly in neighbouring Mali.

Source: BBC News
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