End time tins.........*smh*

For God's sake are these apes not supposed to be more concerned about what is going in their sh1thole than what is happening or not happening with Ghana's economy. hahahaha leaving your problems to dwell on another man's problem makes you a fooooooooooooooool boko haram is threatening to take over abuja and the magg0ts are here celebrating Ghana's so-called economic problems? Read what the report said about your current military engagements against boko haram
Nigeria’s security forces have only slim prospects of rolling back the insurgency. Government soldiers are said to have fled Bama, as they did in earlier attacks on other towns; a whole battalion fled to Cameroon last month. Nigeria’s army claimed it had repelled the attack on Bama, then extended a curfew in Maiduguri. A recent report by Chatham House, a London-based think-tank, points out that soldiers in the north-east are suffering from malfunctioning equipment, low morale, desertions and mutinies. Despite a large increase in government spending on the army, little of this largesse has found its way to the front lines: many of the troops fighting against Boko Haram have been paid late, or sometimes not at all. animals dressed in human clothes. tweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeea


Boko Haram is now taking territory and threatens a state capital
Sep 6th 2014 | From the print edition

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FROM a ragtag band of fighters conducting sporadic raids and bombings from its hideouts, Nigeria’s Boko Haram is fast evolving into a force able to take and hold territory. In attacks on September 1st its jihadist militants overran Bama, the second-largest town in Borno state.

Armed with rocket-launchers and armoured vehicles stolen from the demoralised Nigerian army, Boko Haram (its name translates loosely as “Western education is forbidden”) has moved beyond its established lairs in the Sambisa forest and the Mandara Mountains. In recent weeks it has taken several towns close to the Cameroonian border, among them Gwoza, Gamboru Ngala and Banki. (see map).
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The seizure of Bama could provide a launch-pad for an attack on parts of Maiduguri, the state’s capital, about 65km (40 miles) away, with a population of more than 1m people. It was the birthplace of the insurgency. Two areas seized by the group in recent weeks form a strategic crescent around the city. Boko Haram has destroyed a series of bridges, including several close to Maiduguri, in an attempt to thwart military access and isolate parts of the state.

The grab for territory signals a change from Boko Haram’s hit-and-run tactics. This may be in keeping with pronouncements by its firebrand leader, Abubakar Shekau, that chunks of Borno state are “Muslim territory” in what appears to be an imitation of the caliphate proclaimed in parts of Iraq and Syria by Islamic State. Boko Haram has erected flags over the towns it has invaded, forcing any remaining residents to follow its strict version of sharia (Islamic law) or be killed.

Further territorial gains by the group could worsen a dire humanitarian situation. Thousands of refugees have sought sanctuary in Maiduguri, and the UN reckons that 9,000 people fleeing violence have arrived in Cameroon in the past ten days, with another 2,000 crossing into Niger, a desert nation already buckling under the pressure of taking in 50,000 refugees since May 2013.

Nigeria’s security forces have only slim prospects of rolling back the insurgency. Government soldiers are said to have fled Bama, as they did in earlier attacks on other towns; a whole battalion fled to Cameroon last month. Nigeria’s army claimed it had repelled the attack on Bama, then extended a curfew in Maiduguri. A recent report by Chatham House, a London-based think-tank, points out that soldiers in the north-east are suffering from malfunctioning equipment, low morale, desertions and mutinies. Despite a large increase in government spending on the army, little of this largesse has found its way to the front lines: many of the troops fighting against Boko Haram have been paid late, or sometimes not at all.

A change in tactics is also called for. The report argues that the army needs first of all to protect civilians. It was a little over a year ago that Nigeria’s president, Goodluck Jonathan, who is expected to run for re-election in February, made the somewhat embarrassing admission that parts of Borno state were no longer under the government’s control. Mr Jonathan’s promise to end a “serious threat to national unity and territorial integrity” looks increasingly empty. Conditions in north-eastern Nigeria are deteriorating, soldiers are breaking ranks and an emboldened terror group is gaining momentum.

rhymz: Blackie Chan don't quote me again abeg, I am not the reason for your loss. I don't give shi at if the Ghanaian economy dies off tomorrow, face the ppl you are playing childish games with.....I discuss facts and figures and not little inconsequential Ghana with an exaggerated economic prospects in paper...Lol.

hahahaha look at the blackest ape calling someone blackie I understand your inferiority complex,huh? It runs in your sh1thole where skin cancers as a result of skin bleaching is the norm because everyone wants to look "white" there is nothing wrong with the 'black skin' magg0t. there are more blackie apes in your armpit country than in any other country on the face of the world the largest country of apes fooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool

Okijajuju1:


Charley Jiggaman, I see you Che....


I figure say the economy don reduce you to Wackye and kelewele..

I for say make you come Nigeria make I feed you, but Nigeria government say Ghana must go...

And who is this dog barking out my name on a holy sabbath.

Engen:

If that's what u think then simple...you re wrong Nigeria with many many challenges her economy has been stable for straight 15years. Pls tell me any African country that came close not even Egypt

Why does the world end at Africa? Is it sufficient to be on the top of the shitpile? Anyway even then, Mauritania and Mauritius and Morocco and Tanzania and Rwanda... There's a long list. Nigeria isn't even above average, even in Africa.

--- BUT THAT'S NOT THE POINT ---

Working together to expand markets, share investment and share talent, Ghana and Nigeria -- not to mention the whole of West Africa could without the pettiness and backbiting push each other forward to close the gap to the rest of the world.

V0lv0: Do you even understand what you are saying? Smdh. Please stop quoting me and leave me out of your sh1t.

Taaah!! Shut up!! Are u not even happy that a nigerian i quoting u?

V0lv0: Okijajuju is madcow. He is only doing what he does best. If that's someone you look up to then....

I dnt k to knw who he is, but he is doing the needful by destroying dis your burnt brothers.

Tonylyte:
I dnt k to knw who he is, but he is doing the needful by destroying dis your burnt brothers.

hahahahaha destroying? hahahaha shameless goat spewing nonsense when it is obvious for all to see MUMUgerians once again got trashed by their Ghanaian Masters It's all gloom amd doom in the suffering and smiling ape-hole

Is there any more fetid, turgid, monkey-dump of an ape-hole on this planet? shitnigeria is incapable of civilisation what a sad pitiful fvcking sh1thole of a country!

is it that there is only one swimming pool in the sh1thole? why are these apes crammed into the pool? SMH

PetroDolla3: modafaka! is it my fault your magg0t-infested country is a sh1thole?

Damn, shitnigeria is a sh1thole. end of story an ape-hole they call country welcome to the world's certified sh1thole I guess you'd been smoking weed all night,huh? ugly, cowardly, mindles downright evil subhumans utterly incapable of civilisation hahahahaha uncivilised hell hole

My African bother, if my country is a sh1thole what is yours?

Okijajuju1: His Uncle sent him 50 Dollars... He needed a 'GHANA MUST GO' bag to carry it after exchanging it for Cedis

HandOfChukwu: My African bother, if my country is a sh1thole what is yours?

stop smoking igbo! shitnigeria is like the Titanic, sinking very fast damn shitnigeria is a shi1thole. end of story the level of filth, disease, killings, squalor, corruption, suffering and general nastiness is mind boggling there are still stark naked people in your festering sh1thole oh my God these magg0ts disgracing Africa since Luggard's time everybody knows Ghana is a sane and decent country hahahahaha igbo boy go chop akpu and okro

Its a delicious meal though!

You mention NIGERIA and all of Gayna get erections f.vcking themselves over instead of trying to fix their messed up economy....waiting for the first 'burnt offering' to quote me so I make an example of him or her...Iiidiots!!

Does gaynian still exist

[quote author=RoyalPearl post=26026505] Your lies have no full stops. From Ngwa land to Mali to Germany. Lol you better wake up and smell the coffee. I feel your pain[/quote

Abeg go drink ogogoro.

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