Abagworo: But seriously why did ACN condemn the Emergency rule? Even the civil society, international powers, the Governors of the affected States and people living there are happy that GEJ has taken the long overdue decision. ACN should learn to commend something good irrespective of party affiliations.

Abagworo: But seriously why did ACN condemn the Emergency rule? Even the civil society, international powers, the Governors of the affected States and people living there are happy that GEJ has taken the long overdue decision. ACN should learn to commend something good irrespective of party affiliations.

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Noiseless2: Because they and the people they represent have always been the public enemy number one, and will rather commit suicide than to see the right thing said and done.

These bunch of devilish people and their leaders derive joy when evil is thriving in the land without challenge, because that has always been the only way they believe that they can remain relevant in this devilish country.

Noiseless2: Yes! It has always been their game plan to pour more fuel on the burning house as long is it's not yorubaland.

shymexx: Err...I think it's too early to write them off. I won't call it political suicide; it's more of playing the right political card at the wrong time. They have the got the "ace" but they should have kept it till the so-called SoE starts failing(which is definitely going to be the case). The BH issue is a very sensitive issue and most Nigerians are sensitive about it especially when putting into consideration the religious divide in the country and the havoc those blood su.cking vandals have wreaked on the country.

However, everyone who has been closely monitoring the BH crisis knows fully well that those hot spots have been under military occupation for more than a year now and nothing has changed(the only thing that changed is the declaration of SoE by GEJ). BH has continued to grow in leaps and bounds, and I doubt the SoE would change that any time soon. Also, there's no way in hell that half of the total men and women in the Nigeria armed forces(about 40,000) can effectively police, or inflict losses on BH. And 2,000 soldiers is more like a bad joke for cheap politics. The three states are just too freaking big. They're just going there to kill more civilians and exacerbate the whole thing, rather than solve anything, to be honest.

Anyway, I won't write ACN off - they will be vindicated in the next few months.

Willy7: I never envisaged that a day like this would come that i'll agree with you (insincerenigerian).You are spot on on this very one.It came as a rude shock to me actually when i read about the ACN's disapproval of the president's long overdue directive.I use to hold d ACN in high esteem,infact i saw them as a lesser evil to pdp,but after this avoidable blunder from them,i cant help but think that they are worse of.When it comes to matters of security and natural disasters,u just dnt play politics with it.Everyone comes together and solve the problem and then go back to their respective camps afterwards.Afterall its supposed to be country first.ACN really misfired this time,and every sincere Nigerian will not support them this time.Btw,what is CPC/APC saying on their own parts,since this is ACN talking?I doubt if Buhari will support the ACN stance.If he eventually does,then Nigeria doesnt have an opposition to PDP yet.

Sincere 9gerian:
In other words, it is your wish and prayers (and probably that of SOME ACN supporters too) that the SOE fails so the ACN can use the "ace" as ticket to Aso Rock? How does that sound to you? So you'r wishing other Nigerians EVIL or dead so as to further some peoples selfish political ambition? Are the people dying in Borno and other trouble areas as a result of the boko haram crisis not human beings like you and me? Why should you wish them dead so that Tinubu will be in Aso Rock?

What will go wrong if every Nigerian pray and wish the military operation succeed this time and bring PEACE to our country? Smh for some HEARTLESS and EVIL people

shymexx:

Listen, mate - I don't have time for stupid politics. I'm a realist. I reiterate, there's no way in hell SoE and the 2,000 troops you lot sent over there can defeat those blood su.cking vandals. The total size of the three states combined is about 150,000km².

GEJ is just playing politics with the peace and unity of the country. The country is going to go up in flames soon - quote me!

ilugunboy:
Dialogue..they said its wrong
Amnesty...they said its for some leaders up North to line their pocket
Now State of Emergency...another round of condemnation.

So exactly what do these leaders proposed should be done to halt this drift into the ultimate abyss that Nigeria seem to be heading into?

DJTee:

After all your "factual grammar", you failed to outline 1 single alternative way of dealing with the crisis. I bet with people like you, GEJ is damned if he asserts himself and equally damned of he doesn't...shame

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Ah! @Gbawe..,how far na? I no envy your position at this very critical period. Lai Muhammed and Tinubu have pooed as usual. Pls tell them to stop playing politics with everything and to give some room for NATIONAL development. They can start making amends now by retracting their latest thoughtless press releases and apologizing for insulting the sensibilities of Nigerians

shymexx: Err...I think it's too early to write them off. I won't call it political suicide; it's more of playing the right political card at the wrong time. They have the got the "ace" but they should have kept it till the so-called SoE starts failing(which is definitely going to be the case). The BH issue is a very sensitive issue and most Nigerians are sensitive about it especially when putting into consideration the religious divide in the country and the havoc those blood su.cking vandals have wreaked on the country.

However, everyone who has been closely monitoring the BH crisis knows fully well that those hot spots have been under military occupation for more than a year now and nothing has changed(the only thing that changed is the declaration of SoE by GEJ). BH has continued to grow in leaps and bounds, and I doubt the SoE would change that any time soon. Also, there's no way in hell that half of the total men and women in the Nigeria armed forces(about 40,000) can effectively police, or inflict losses on BH. And 2,000 soldiers is more like a bad joke for cheap politics. The three states are just too freaking big. They're just going there to kill more civilians and exacerbate the whole thing, rather than solve anything, to be honest.

Anyway, I won't write ACN off - they will be vindicated in the next few months.

ba7man: I'm an ACN supporter but I'm kinda baffled at anyone opposing this "State of Emergency" declared in those Boko Haram enclave states. GEJ declaring it is a positive step but how he's going about it by leaving the Governors in power and inadequate troops doesn't inspire confidence in the whole process. I hope it gets better.

Noiseless2: Yes! It has always been their game plan to pour more fuel on the burning house as long is it's not yorubaland.

Timehin:

Stop your story telling. Can you proffers solutions to this crisis aside long epistles from you, Lai, Tinubu and other ACN bigots We know you all want Gej to fail cos of politics but what baffles me is aint you people concerned about those innocent people being killed daily