Angry passengers block Abuja airport runway

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Angry passengers on Thursday evening blocked the runway of the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, preventing planes from taking-off or landing.

Findings by our correspondent revealed that the blockade was caused by passengers who disembarked from an Arik Air flight that was meant to take them to the Margaret Ekpo Airport, Calabar from Abuja.

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Photo & Video: Boyfriend Catches Falling GirlFriend On Suicide Mission

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A young woman’s life was saved after her boyfriend caught her as she tried to take her own life by jumping off a balcony. The 20-year-old from Harbin, China had climbed out on the couple’s balcony after a fight with her partner and had crawled out onto a washing line, threatening to jump. Her quick-thinking boyfriend ran to the downstairs neighbours who let him hang out of their window to try and plead her down. 

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'Halal Google' launched by Muslim Experts, block all content forbidden as per Islamic law.

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A new search engine called Halagoogling has been launched. It blocks all content forbidden as per Islamic law.

The engine uses search results from Google and Bing but sends them through a special filtering system which blocks Haram, or forbidden according to the Law of Islam, sites or content. It includes p0rnography, nudity, gay, lesbian, bisexual, gambling and anti-Islamic content.

If Halagoogling user try to search for terms like ‘p*rn', 'naked woman' or 'resurrection of Jesus', he will get only a message reading, 'No results found or you have searched Haram (forbidden) content'.

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Nigeria threaten to report Newcastle if the block Ameobi call up

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Nigeria insist they will report Newcastle to Fifa if they block Shola Ameobi from the Africa Cup of ­Nations.  Ameobi, who switched his allegiance from ­England two years ago, has won a shock call-up by the Super Eagles for next month’s tournament.  Magpies boss Alan Pardew vowed his striker will not be heading to South Africa but Nigeria Football Federation ­committee member Chris Green said: “It’s a big joke. Our position has not changed.

“We have a pre-tournament camp where ­everyone also selected must turn up.  “If any clubs are bent on holding on to the players then we will have no choice but to report them to Fifa.

“Then the appropriate sanctions can be taken.