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The Nigerian Army said on Tuesday that its troops had uncovered Boko Haram’s new mode of dressing and means of identification. According to a statement issued in Abuja by the acting Director of Army Public Relations, Col. Sani Usman, Boko Haram fighters are now identified with uniform made of green-colour material and use of ropes on their legs and neck. He said troops of 22 Brigade Garrison and 3 Battalion made the discovery on Monday while on a long range fighting patrol of Gima village in Ngala Local Government Area of Borno. Usman said the troops came in contact with some elements of the Boko Haram insurgents in the area who scampered to safety on sighting the team. He said the team was, however, able to apprehend two terrorists in their new-styled uniform during the operation at Gima village.

 A man allegedly lost his temper after being told he was no longer employed at the Russian airport. He allegedly smashed up an aeroplane after being fired by his employer. In a clip posted on Live Leak,a large construction machine is seen smashing into the aircraft several times, ripping a large hole in the body. The aircraft appears to be a Yak-40 - a small, three-engined airliner - that seems to belong to UTair. Reports suggest the man operating the machine was an employee of Russian airline UTair and was taking revenge on the company after being told his employment had been terminated. Lesson: Please be careful where you fire people

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Pro-Saraki group clashed with members of the Occupy National Assembly Protesters who are calling for the resignation of the Senate president. Both groups met at the entrance of the National Assembly and they began arguing over who should stay at the entrance and who should leave. See more photos after the cut...  

Concerned by untold suffering as well as hazard emanating from the activities of black marketers, especially those who sell petroleum products inside plastic containers/jerry-cans, the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Solomon E. Arase, has directed all Zonal Assistant Inspectors-General of Police and FCT/State Commands Commissioners of Police to arrest anybody found selling petrol and other petroleum products in plastic container. The IGP, who issued the directives in Abuja on Monday, April 25, said apart from the hardship this act is causing to fuel buyers, it has also rendered some innocent and law abiding citizens homeless due to fire outbreak from jerry-can petrol storage. He noted that fuel products such as petrol are highly flammable and if not stored and handled properly, can seriously endanger people, property and the environment. While warning fuel attendants at filling stations to desist from selling petrol inside jerry-can/plastic container, the Inspec...

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