@poster, pls stop posting rubbish about nigeria. this happened in china and not nigeria. people like you give this great country nigeria  a bad name. shame on you. heres a link to the story - http://eplay.typepad.com/eplay_online_sports_fanta/2008/09/chinese-airline.html

i don't know why  i just like nametalkam

@ wot is dat ya name sef, HOPEA shame unto u , a woman like u won BBA n u r jealous, who know d typ of person u r? ur typ of person will never b happy wen u c anoda person progressing. igbo gals 2 much, i know say u go nearly die wen Chioma Ajunwa win dat medal olympic, and oda successful igbo pretty gals................. sorry 4 u oooooooo. igbo gals kwenu kwenu kwezuonu ooooooo make dem go hug transformer. KAREN we hail u ooooooooooooooo 

lol...... where u get ur info from, who dash him camera phone then, when did camera phones come actually come out

nsogbu di

A 21-year-old Undergraduate has been arrested for allegedly poisoning a well ostensibly to dissuade people from fetching water from there.
The suspect, Ibrahim Abubakar, a 200 level Public Administration student of Ahmadu Bello University (ABU Zaria) was arrested by men of the Special Task Force, STF, maintaining security in the state after he allegedly poured a gallon of used engine oil into the well in the father’s compound in Dutse Uku area of Jos.
It was learnt that the family were forced to abandon the house in the wake of the 2008 crisis in the state and he reportedly became aggrieved that those who forced them out of the area were now enjoying the well.
He was said to have sneaked into the compound yesterday to contaminate the water to make it unusable for those fetching it but was caught by a lady who went there to fetch water.
Her alarm was said to have attracted people from the area who almost lynched the suspect before soldiers on security duty in the area rescued him.
Spokesman of the STF, Captain Charles Ekeocha who took newsmen to the compound said it was disturbing that someone would go to such an extent for revenge, especially an undergraduate who should know better.
He said such acts were becoming rampant and would have resulted in more violence if not for the way the STF had been handling them adding, “but we have to come to the open with this as the practice is becoming more rampant; what worries us so much is the aspect that this act was perpetrated by a university graduate who is seen as a future leader.”
He said the STF would hand the suspect over to the police for further investigations.