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Re: Like Play, Like Play, Boko Haram Is Fading. by ruffhandu: 9:46pm On Jul 27, 2013 |
scipher: FG done settle you abi Pally, shiishi I no see. Am just being honest. |
Re: Like Play, Like Play, Boko Haram Is Fading. by Nobody: 10:32pm On Jul 27, 2013 |
chidindufrank: Nwanne ikuku ndu ebe obuna ma obu/owu ebe obula igara/jere. Ighotago? Up GEJ security don tight so tey I no deuy lock my dor sleep for nightI no understand. Correct it na so I can see the correction. |
Re: Like Play, Like Play, Boko Haram Is Fading. by Nobody: 10:46pm On Jul 27, 2013 |
PapaBrowne:among the most intelligent posts i've seen on nairaland. 4 Likes |
Re: Like Play, Like Play, Boko Haram Is Fading. by Demdem(m): 6:48am On Jul 28, 2013 |
[s] PapaBrowne:[/s] Complete Crap. U mean if the military had gone in on time they wouldn't have defeated those miscreants thereby saving innocent lives? Are those miscreants themselves trained? Abegi come up with another spin, this is far below ur intelligence. |
Re: Like Play, Like Play, Boko Haram Is Fading. by Demdem(m): 6:51am On Jul 28, 2013 |
adino: Are u for real? That frog eye liar whose lies during the subsidy palaver am yet to recover from. What a good Aunty u have. |
Re: Like Play, Like Play, Boko Haram Is Fading. by Demdem(m): 6:53am On Jul 28, 2013 |
adino: Adino the fooool, trash the contents of the post u qouted. |
Re: Like Play, Like Play, Boko Haram Is Fading. by Nobody: 8:08am On Jul 28, 2013 |
take dat: [b]Well, better late than never. If the FG had acted on time, it could have saved thousands of lives. [/b]Kudos to the JTF and the moderates(Civilian JTF) for helping in reversing the tide of militancy. Terrorism and extremism cannot be eradicated comprehensively unless people's living conditions are improved. The government, for its part, should strive for creating economic opportunities for the people and make more efforts to reform the Al-Majiri education. Extremist Islamism could not be eradicated as an idea but contained. Spots on |
Re: Like Play, Like Play, Boko Haram Is Fading. by Nobody: 8:08am On Jul 28, 2013 |
Sincere 9gerian: For those in denial like u, the kai-kai infected brain in charge of Aso rock currently is Retardeen Jonathan. He has alaways been known to us like that since his miserable days in Bayelsa. It has nothing to do with ur father. |
Re: Like Play, Like Play, Boko Haram Is Fading. by Nobody: 8:09am On Jul 28, 2013 |
Sincere 9gerian: |
Re: Like Play, Like Play, Boko Haram Is Fading. by Nobody: 8:09am On Jul 28, 2013 |
Demdem: [s][/s]yes, the miscreants are highly trained, by pakistani weapon and terror specialists even |
Re: Like Play, Like Play, Boko Haram Is Fading. by Nobody: 8:11am On Jul 28, 2013 |
Chibuebem: yes, the miscreants are highly trained, by pakistani weapon specialists prove it? those arrested so far and killed are jobless religious fanatics. because thats what those liars in govt told us doesnt suggest its true. they also told us shepopotamus wasnt sick remember. |
Re: Like Play, Like Play, Boko Haram Is Fading. by Nobody: 8:13am On Jul 28, 2013 |
deemdeem:there was an article about it during the war at mali. Google it and check. I cant now. |
Re: Like Play, Like Play, Boko Haram Is Fading. by PapaBrowne(m): 8:14am On Jul 28, 2013 |
Demdem: [s][/s] I have only one example to give. America: The world's strongest Army. The meanest intelligence gathering capabilities. Most technologically advanced country. 1.5 Million active military personnel. 10 years in Iraq and Afghanistan. $1 Trillion later. Bombs are still going off till this day. Nigeria: An army with zero training on insurgency and counter terrorism pre 2010. Very weak intelligence gathering abilities. Outdated technology dating back to the 70s. 80,000 active military personel. 3 months in Borno, Yobe and Adamawa. A few bellion dollars later. Bombs have ceased. Surely, the Americans have something to learn from us. 2 Likes |
Re: Like Play, Like Play, Boko Haram Is Fading. by Nobody: 8:15am On Jul 28, 2013 |
Chibuebem: there was an article about it during the war at mali. Google it and check. I cant now. written by who? waiting for it though. by the way, we are talking about borno, not mali. its a different ball game here |
Re: Like Play, Like Play, Boko Haram Is Fading. by Nobody: 8:17am On Jul 28, 2013 |
PapaBrowne: ur example has no relevance to the issue raised. whether america has a billion things to learn or not is none of my business. the military went in late and innocent lives (Nigerians) died for it. case closed |
Re: Like Play, Like Play, Boko Haram Is Fading. by PapaBrowne(m): 8:32am On Jul 28, 2013 |
deemdeem: Thats the exact reason why you should ask OBJ, Abdulsalami, Abacha, Babngida and Buhari why they failed to invest in our military capabilities. Instead they spent money building special forces that would protect them in the event of a coup. Yar Adua's military investments were centred on militancy in the Niger Delta. Jonathan has taken it further. He has super equipped the military to the extent that we can take on anything be it coups, terrorists, militants, or foreign invasion and better still peace keeping and community building. Asking why he didn't use force quickly is lame. Didn't Yar Adua use force quickly. Is that not what resulted in the new and more virulent Boko Harm? Didn't OBJ use force quickly in Odi. Is that not one of the remote causes of the ND Militancy? Strategy demands that you engage forcefully when your capabilities are on point. Imagine a doctor who has no surgical capabilities to transplant a heart, but decides to go ahead with his basic knowledge of a regular operation despite the fact that he can risk the option of acquiring the capabilities even if it would take some time. What would you have to say to that doctor? 4 Likes |
Re: Like Play, Like Play, Boko Haram Is Fading. by Nobody: 8:52am On Jul 28, 2013 |
PapaBrowne: |
Re: Like Play, Like Play, Boko Haram Is Fading. by Nobody: 9:29am On Jul 28, 2013 |
deemdeem:Nonsense! As if the military has not always been in Borno and other Boko Haram infested states. In case you'r having selective amnesia, the JTF has been on ground in those states for over 2 to 3 years. Even before the recent declaration of state of emergency in 3 states, govt had earlier declared SOE in local govt areas infested with Boko Haram. The successess recorded cannot be reduced to declaration of state of emergency in 3 states. The TIMING of the SOE is crucial. If full blown SOE was declared 2 years ago, it may have failed just like the one declared in certain local govts failed. And when SOE, which appears to be the last resort, fails? What next? The TIMING has to be precise for good result. First was that the setting up of the amnesty committee sent mixed signal to the local communities and Boko Haram elements. To the communities, it helped build trust between them and the govt. To die-hard Boko Haram elements, it drew them further out from their shells with the hope that govt will scale down the use of force. Also the lag period enabled the security agencies to gather enough intelligence and made them better prepared for the onslaught. The lag period also ensured that the communities had seen Boko Haram for what they truely are and completely rejected the Boko Haram ideology. All the propaganda that Boko Haram is fighting for Islam has simply collapsed. With the ideology defeated, Boko Haram found it extremely difficult to recruit new members. The collapse of the Boko Haram ideology, the coming on board of civillian JTF, activities of the amnesty committee and the right timing of declaration of SOE ALL contributed to the successess recorded so far. 3 Likes |
Re: Like Play, Like Play, Boko Haram Is Fading. by PapaBrowne(m): 10:18pm On Jul 28, 2013 |
Like Play, like play, Nigeria is on the move. And we will get there! |
Re: Like Play, Like Play, Boko Haram Is Fading. by U235weapongrade: 11:18pm On Jul 28, 2013 |
Pls ohhh what is GEJ doing about corruption...dia is no doubt he's doing good on so many other issues- but dis one happens to be the most important issue and he's certainly not doing enuf... 1 Like |
Re: Like Play, Like Play, Boko Haram Is Fading. by SNOWWHITE240(m): 4:08am On Jul 29, 2013 |
many nairalanders call gej retardee lets remove sentiments compare gej records to past head of states gej is the best compared to the few years he has stayed |
Re: Like Play, Like Play, Boko Haram Is Fading. by PapaBrowne(m): 9:25am On Jul 29, 2013 |
SNOWWHITE240: many nairalanders call gej retardee lets remove sentiments compare gej records to past head of states gej is the best compared to the few years he has stayed The man is doing in 2 years what others couldn't do in 30 years. Some people are just blinded by sheer ethnicism, so they refuse to acknowledge any thing good. |
Re: Like Play, Like Play, Boko Haram Is Fading. by Nobody: 11:43pm On Sep 01, 2014 |
This happened under the watch of Ihejirika who is now being attacked by Boko Haram sympathisers and supporters in APC 5 Likes |
Re: Like Play, Like Play, Boko Haram Is Fading. by theassassin: 11:55pm On Sep 01, 2014 |
All I know is GEJ till 2019 4 Likes |
Re: Like Play, Like Play, Boko Haram Is Fading. by deeobserver209(m): 12:13am On Sep 02, 2014 |
No one can deny the fact that Ihejirika dealt massively with Boko Haram. It even got to a point where Northern terrorist elements began shouting Genocide. Their plan was to buy time for their Boko terrorist while they distract Ihejirika. Now that Boko Haram is on rampage, the Northern elders now even have the guts to give an Ultimatum to the President to rescue the girls or forget reelection. How convenient. Majority of these northern leaders are hardcore terrorist. 3 Likes |
Re: Like Play, Like Play, Boko Haram Is Fading. by Papertrail11(m): 1:38am On Sep 02, 2014 |
Rossikk: Jonathan doesn't get enough credit for the job he's doing. Just the other day they added a third scheduled service to the Lagos-Kano rail route. I mean, this is a system that's been moribund for over 25 years. Dude stop making it fucking look as if Jonathan is doing me a favour for doing railway u needed to see d way Fashola washed him uselessly y.day sun over d bad railway port in apapa... since pple vote for him he should perform and not make it look as if railway is the best thing to come to Nigeria ur smarter dan dis bruh dont let naija politicians wash u oga ade |
Re: Like Play, Like Play, Boko Haram Is Fading. by Papertrail11(m): 1:43am On Sep 02, 2014 |
Jonathan is a compl3te furcking failure I swear and a big thief am sure his father and parents have bad value I swear. Corruption is just mere stealing are u kiddn fucking me Subsidy thieves stealing naijas money and hoping around freely Bad economy....I mean badd naijerians are suffering no money only a cursed fool will suport dis guy its like suporting the devil weasted drunkard frm outeke land |
Re: Like Play, Like Play, Boko Haram Is Fading. by nduchucks: 1:44am On Sep 02, 2014 |
Sincere9gerian: This happened under the watch of Ihejirika who is now being attacked by Boko Haram sympathisers and supporters in APC This happened under his watch as well, but sycophants will not talk about it. Justice will be served soon enough: Nigeria: Gruesome footage implicates military in war crimes Nigerian Troops Battling Boko Haram Are Guilty of War Crimes: Report Nigeria troops slitting Boko Haram suspects' throats |
Re: Like Play, Like Play, Boko Haram Is Fading. by tit(f): 2:05am On Sep 02, 2014 |
nduchucks: You are boko haram so i do not blame you. But me, if told to chose between 1) boko haram cutting off my head or 2) me cutting off boko haram head, I know the choice i will make. I do not know why you dey vex say boko haram got justice served on them. 2 Likes |
Re: Like Play, Like Play, Boko Haram Is Fading. by nduchucks: 7:19am On Sep 02, 2014 |
tit: No amount of name calling will absolve the perpetrators of the war crimes depicted in those links. You people should be ashamed of yourselves for the attempt to sweep such a human rights violation of fellow Nigerians under the carpet. We already know that Boko Haram fighters are criminals who should be dealt with, but not at the expense of committing war crimes against ordinary Nigerians citizens who were simply rounded up without trial and slaughtered. Amnesty International who has documented these atrocities is a world renowned organization with an exellent track record for exposing crimes such as these. |
Re: Like Play, Like Play, Boko Haram Is Fading. by Nobody: 7:22am On Sep 02, 2014 |
nduchucks:If that was what it took the armed forces under Ihejirika to restore calm and sanity to the northeast, then so be it. Why does it matter to you how a group which deploys suicide bombings as instrument of warfare is killed? |
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