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Forum / FunnyHub (Jokes + Comedy) / Re: Translate into pure English |
on: 24-12-2012 08:55 PM
| poster u be bus conducter, for how many places una don do this translation wen una no get the correct answer b4 u carry am come this office?
so as dz office large reach,nobody go fi transl8 dz little sentence..hmm nAwa 4 dz Office ooo | | |
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Forum / Naijapals Base (Metro life) / Dare Devil Robbers Robs Lagos |
on: 10-09-2012 07:54 AM
| Dare-devil robbers rattled Lagos yesterday, killing three policemen and three civilians. The robbers, whooperated in a black Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV), also injured three other civilians as they unleashed terror on different areas of the metropolis. One of the civilians, a bureau de-change operator, was shot in Agege. The robbers were said to have started their operations from the Apapa-Oshodi Expressway, killing a commercial motorcycle rider in Ijesha area. The robbers were said to have proceeded to Bariga, where they raided a commercial bank and carted away unspecified amount of money. They left Agege for Ogba but seeing that the police had barricaded the area, they began shooting sporadically, injuring many. The robbers, made a detour and were retreating through the Oba Akran Road, when they sighted a police patrol team. They intercepted the van and rained bullets on the policemen. The policemen, who were taken unawares by the robbers were helpless and when the dust settled, two policemen lay dead, while two others were badly injured. As at the time of filing this report, the dead policemen had been taken to the Area ‘F’ Police Command, Ikeja, while the two injured ones were rushed to hospital. When Daily Sun reporter visited Oba Akran Road, Guinness Plc area, no fewer than 10 patrol vehicles and an Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC) were at the scene where the policemen were shot dead. The policemen who were angry at the way their colleagues were killedvowed to avenge their death. An eyewitness, a commercial motorcycle operator (Okada rider), who simply identified himself as Kabiru, told Daily Sun that he was following the SUV, which the robbers were operating in, but did not know they were armed robbers.He said it dawned on him that they were robbers when they suddenly intercepted the patrol team and started shooting at the policemen. “It was like a war scene, I saw deathwith my eyes. They shot dead two policemen.” Kabiru said vehicle owners hurriedly abandoned their vehicles and scampered for safety, causing traffic gridlock. A senior police officer told Daily Sun that it was true that three policemen were killed, adding that the police were on the trail of the robbers, who, he said, would soon be arrested. The senior police officer revealed that they were trans-border robbers, who allegedly hacked into their communication network. “That was why anywhere we radio for their arrest, they wouldretreat or turn to a different route.” When contacted, the State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Umar Manko, who confirmed that his command lost three men of the Rapid Response Squad (RRS), vowed to get the robbers. In his words: “I am really sad about what happenedbut mark my words, we will get the robbers. They are trans-borders robbers but we must get them soonest.” | | |
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Forum / Naijapals Base (Metro life) / Man kills himself afta being awarded 200m road contract |
on: 2-09-2012 08:13 AM
| A 34-year-old man simply identified as Tari, appears to have committed suicide in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State capital, few hours after he was allegedly awarded a N200 million road contract by the state government. Tari, who is believed to hail from Trofani in Sagbama Local Government Area, was awarded the Egbedi road contract in Kolokuma/Opokuma Local Government Area of the state. The deceased reportedly swallowed a mixture of insecticide known as sniper, and liquid bleach at his residence in Civil Servants Estate behind the office of the State Scholarship Board. Sources close to the family said neighbours found him writhing in pains on Friday and on seeing the substance he took, his mother, a retired civil servant, was immediately contacted. He was rushed to the Federal Medical Centre (FMC) and when his condition did not improve he was taken to a church where he eventually died. His family members are still in shock, as none could explain why he took his own life since there was no suicide note. The cause of death has divided the family, with some insisting that unknown powers might have trigger his death, while some disclosed that the deceased has been receiving threat calls over some deals he had with some people. A source, who visited Trofani on Saturday, said the incident was the subject. Sources at police headquarters stated that operatives of the State Investigating Department are already investigating the incident | | |
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Forum / Naijapals Base (Metro life) / Man kills himself afta being awarded 200m road contract |
on: 2-09-2012 08:12 AM
| A 34-year-old man simply identified as Tari, appears to have committed suicide in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State capital, few hours after he was allegedly awarded a N200 million road contract by the state government. Tari, who is believed to hail from Trofani in Sagbama Local Government Area, was awarded the Egbedi road contract in Kolokuma/Opokuma Local Government Area of the state. The deceased reportedly swallowed a mixture of insecticide known as sniper, and liquid bleach at his residence in Civil Servants Estate behind the office of the State Scholarship Board. Sources close to the family said neighbours found him writhing in pains on Friday and on seeing the substance he took, his mother, a retired civil servant, was immediately contacted. He was rushed to the Federal Medical Centre (FMC) and when his condition did not improve he was taken to a church where he eventually died. His family members are still in shock, as none could explain why he took his own life since there was no suicide note. The cause of death has divided the family, with some insisting that unknown powers might have trigger his death, while some disclosed that the deceased has been receiving threat calls over some deals he had with some people. A source, who visited Trofani on Saturday, said the incident was the subject. Sources at police headquarters stated that operatives of the State Investigating Department are already investigating the incident | | | |