| Re: Property Seized By Boko Haram Seen In Chad by omanifrank(m): 8:21pm On Dec 24, 2014 |
wahala |
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| Re: Property Seized By Boko Haram Seen In Chad by Anyi3(m): 8:25pm On Dec 24, 2014 |
manutdadex:
some of u want Naija to attack chad rite? Dats shows aw imature we are somtimes! But strategic investigation to get info of their activites in dis country wil go a long way in dis fite against BH! We shall win! We should nuke the moorafuuckers if we can sef. Don't care if that's immature |
| Re: Property Seized By Boko Haram Seen In Chad by KHAYGOLD(m): 8:25pm On Dec 24, 2014 |
Hmmmm. I reserve my comment. |
| Re: Property Seized By Boko Haram Seen In Chad by headboyprince(m): 8:26pm On Dec 24, 2014 |
NEWS! NEWS! DO YOU KNOW THE SECRET OF BOKOHARAM Do you know what give bokoharam such guts to do what they are doing DO YOU KNOW BOKO HARAM SPONSORS DO YOU KNOW VOTING FOR BUHARI OR JONATHAN WILL NOT BRING AN END TO INSURGENCY IN THE COUNTRY And that is why we have taken to tackle this bokoharam issue in the country. And we are calling on you all with your suggestions please make your suggestions right because it will be forwarded to the federal government check it out here @ www.naijacomedyzone. |
| Re: Property Seized By Boko Haram Seen In Chad by eaglechild: 8:28pm On Dec 24, 2014 |
What unites Chad and northern Nigeria?
I keep trying to cut Islam some slack but it keeps disappointing.
Good Muslims need to arise and take control before the world gets totally fed up. 3 Likes |
| Re: Property Seized By Boko Haram Seen In Chad by ndcide(m): 8:29pm On Dec 24, 2014 |
was it chad that bombed police HQ, jos, UN building Sabon-gari, Madala church?
the present boko haram is just a child's play gone bad.
the initial bombings where Nigerian things. |
| Re: Property Seized By Boko Haram Seen In Chad by thegoodone2(m): 8:33pm On Dec 24, 2014 |
To me, Nigeria is fighting chad, Niger and camroon. And france is support them. look at what happen in Bakasi, the same thing want to happen now. chad will clam the place Nigeria see oil in Boron state. |
| Re: Property Seized By Boko Haram Seen In Chad by zantama05(m): 8:40pm On Dec 24, 2014 |
this is not a big deal cos they President with Oga jonoh  |
| Re: Property Seized By Boko Haram Seen In Chad by Celepope: 8:45pm On Dec 24, 2014 |
zantama05:
this is not a big deal cos they President with Oga jonoh I have tried to comprehend this your comment but the more i try the more i develop headache 2 Likes |
| Re: Property Seized By Boko Haram Seen In Chad by scobyy2007: 8:50pm On Dec 24, 2014 |
Williamso:
If we have a strong enough intelligence unit to "obviously" prove that Chad is cohabiting this BH menace, then this should be an all-out war with Chad...
Unfortunately, until we do that, any attack on Chad will be termed as aggression and we'll swiftly lose international sympathy (a crucial factor in interstate wars)....
WHERE THE HELL IS OUR INTELLIGENCE?? Must you insult people to make a point. Make your point and move on shikena |
| Re: Property Seized By Boko Haram Seen In Chad by Williamso(m): 8:53pm On Dec 24, 2014 |
scobyy2007:
Must you insult people to make a point. Make your point and move on shikena I'm sorry, kindly state where/how/who I insulted. Thanks! 1 Like |
| Re: Property Seized By Boko Haram Seen In Chad by nijanigga: 8:57pm On Dec 24, 2014 |
temitemi1:
Nigeria govt need to crush this bloody chad!! n not with cluless as president.commom.chad we are aware are safe haven for boko haram nigerian troops cant quell them.ask gmb what he did to crush insurgence in the 80s |
| Re: Property Seized By Boko Haram Seen In Chad by Nobody: 9:11pm On Dec 24, 2014 |
scobyy2007:
Must you insult people to make a point. Make your point and move on shikena Seems you don't understand the meaning of "intelligence" in this context. The guy u quoted was obviously referring to data-gathering and fact-finding missions. 1 Like |
| Re: Property Seized By Boko Haram Seen In Chad by lumeneng22: 9:14pm On Dec 24, 2014 |
It is high time Nigeria declare war on the Chadian authority for threatening our territorial integrity and kidnapping chibok school girls and keeping them for over 6months. |
| Re: Property Seized By Boko Haram Seen In Chad by roymary: 9:19pm On Dec 24, 2014 |
The wise-men saw this coming decades ago- Corruption ate deep into Nigeria - they had no time, no plans for what really matters and here we are...Bigots and nuisance taking over!!!
We have no weapons to defend ourselves - Many don't even pray- No physical self defense- Just bunch of pot bellied and fat butts running around the place looking for money every second of the day and night as if nothing else counts.
Deal with it Nigeria- the scumbags are taking control -
Shame on the greedy intellectuals . |
| Re: Property Seized By Boko Haram Seen In Chad by roymary: 9:20pm On Dec 24, 2014 |
lumeneng22:
It is high time Nigeria declare war on the Chadian authority for threatening our territorial integrity and kidnapping chibok school girls and keeping them for over 6months. " declared" We've got evil leaders! Real talk. |
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| Re: Property Seized By Boko Haram Seen In Chad by kodded(m): 9:38pm On Dec 24, 2014 |
I FINNALY UNDERSTAND WHY NIGERIA IS STILL GOING BACKWARD  SO YOU XPECT GEJ 2 DECLARE WAR SO THAT PEOPLE START DYING YOU ALL WILL START BLAMING HIM FOR DECLARING WAR HOW CAN YOU EXPET JONATHAN 2 DECLARE WAR ON CHAD WHEN HE DOES NOT HAVE ANY STRONG PROVE THAT THEY ARE THE SPONSOR OF BOKO HARAM ..... |
| Re: Property Seized By Boko Haram Seen In Chad by chi4ik(m): 9:42pm On Dec 24, 2014 |
fabraham:
Chad is Nigeria's worst enemy,yet,our president will never take action about their excesses. you are just blinded by your hatred to GEJ, GEJ visited Chadian president twice this year all because of boko haram & last was last month if I'm not mistaking, yet chat is doing nothing about boko haram, do u want GEJ to stage war against chad eh? |
| Re: Property Seized By Boko Haram Seen In Chad by zantama05(m): 9:43pm On Dec 24, 2014 |
Celepope:
I have tried to comprehend this your comment but the more i try the more i develop headache you will never get it cos even mama English try it several times but still is hard for her. but bother your self cos it is 4 dos with sharp brain  [] |
| Re: Property Seized By Boko Haram Seen In Chad by nwaanambra1(m): 10:24pm On Dec 24, 2014 |
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| Re: Property Seized By Boko Haram Seen In Chad by bigiyaro(m): 11:37pm On Dec 24, 2014 |
fabraham:
Chad is Nigeria's worst enemy,yet,our president will never take action about their excesses. guy! Do you know the meaning of clueless? |
| Re: Property Seized By Boko Haram Seen In Chad by ebony2011(m): 12:46am On Dec 25, 2014 |
Nigerians all over the world are known to be loving, caring, peaceful in all ramification. l am begining to think that the people perpetrating these acts are not Nigerians.Pls let the military intelligence look into these allegation and come out with a resolution to put an and to these disharmony. |
| Re: Property Seized By Boko Haram Seen In Chad by Drone007: 1:06am On Dec 25, 2014 |
makzeze:
Equipment, vehicles and goods belonging to government and other Nigerians reportedly stolen by Boko Haram insurgents have been smuggled to the Republic of Chad, officials said yesterday.
Nigerian ambassador to Chad Mohammed Dauda and Adamawa state government officials confirmed the report saying steps to recover the items had been taken already.
“Yes, we heard about the story and then we also received a report from Nigeria, urging us to investigate the whereabouts of the stolen equipment from Mubi by the Boko Haram members,” Ambassador Dauda said in an interview with BBC Hausa service yesterday.
“Ever since we got the report, we quickly wrote to the Chadian Gendarme - which is the police, the military and their immigration office,” he said. “We don’t know exactly the items, but there are indications that reveal they are government and schools vehicles, household goods, furniture and other goods stolen from burgled shops.
Ambassador Dauda called on the Cameroonian authorities to also launch investigation “because there is about 300 kilometres to cover in Cameroon before entering Chad from Nigeria. Hence it is possible for such items to be lost within the country, too.”
He called on Nigerians to discard the belief that relations between Nigeria and Chad are rusty.
The insurgents two months ago captured Mubi and several towns and looted shops. Reports at the time quoted the insurgents as having boasted that the large quantity of food and household goods they took away could last them for at least a year.
The towns were re-captured by the military aided by vigilante and hunters last month.
Also, the Adamawa State government is pushing for investigation into reports indicating that goods looted by Boko Haram insurgents from the state were taken to Chad.
In an interview with Daily Trust yesterday, Phineas Elisha, the spokesman to Governor Bala Ngilari, said government would lodge a formal complaint with the federal government on the issue.
“Government has been informed that goods carted away from Mubi found their way in to Chad. In fact there are many vehicles with Adamawa State registration number that were seen crossing in to Chad”, he stated.
He said the state government will soon cause the Nigerian Foreign Affairs Ministry to take up the matter with Chadian government.
Meanwhile, the councillor representing Digil Ward in Mubi North Local Government Council, Sahabo Bello, has called on the federal government to rise up to the challenge and demand explanation from Chadian authorities.
He also asked President Goodluck Jonathan to assist business men to rebuild their businesses, saying property worth billions of naira have been looted in Mubi.
A displaced person from Mubi said most of Boko Haram fighters he saw in Mubi before his subsequent escape were from Chad and could not speak Hausa or any Nigerian language.
According to him, goods ranging from foodstuff, vehicles, motorcycles, house wares to clothing materials were carted away.
“We know Chadians because we lived with them for many years. Most of the Boko Haram fighters I saw in Mubi were typical Chadians and we got information from the border that goods looted from shops and houses in Mubi were taken across the border in to Chad”, he said.
The ministry of foreign affairs yesterday said it had not received any official report of complain from Adamawa government yet.
Spokesperson of the ministry, Mr. Ode Ogbole told Daily Trust that the ministry would respond as soon as it gets a report on the issue.
Efforts to get Chadian Embassy officials to react on the matter proved abortive as all the telephone numbers of the Ambassador were not available. When our reporter visited the embassy, there was nobody to attend to her because all the staff had closed for the day.
Source: http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/daily/top-stories/42752-property-seized-by-b-haram-seen-in-chad 'Want to crack the boko haram barbarism? FOLLOW THE CHAD TRAIL! |
| Re: Property Seized By Boko Haram Seen In Chad by neocortex: 4:11am On Dec 25, 2014 |
cramjones:
Someone please tell the dumb president to confront chad. Also someone please tell Mr. President to switch on the computer first before browsing. How dumb can this president be? Just how dumb?
-CramJones Even though you have gotten your crumb out of Amachi's 17 billion largesse, you should try and remove unnecessary hatred from your posts. |
| Re: Property Seized By Boko Haram Seen In Chad by Uten9z(m): 5:02am On Dec 25, 2014 |
[quote author=xule20 post=29153396]Seriously there is something fishy about this chad involvement wit BH.....
start looking out for the sort of Nigerian s whom believe they migrated from Chad even some are in our Leadership, one day u will know what GEJ know |
| Re: Property Seized By Boko Haram Seen In Chad by rabimlomo: 5:50am On Dec 25, 2014 |
This chad sef. nawao. |
| Re: Property Seized By Boko Haram Seen In Chad by Nobody: 6:40am On Dec 25, 2014 |
makzeze:
Equipment, vehicles and goods belonging to government and other Nigerians reportedly stolen by Boko Haram insurgents have been smuggled to the Republic of Chad, officials said yesterday.
Nigerian ambassador to Chad Mohammed Dauda and Adamawa state government officials confirmed the report saying steps to recover the items had been taken already.
“Yes, we heard about the story and then we also received a report from Nigeria, urging us to investigate the whereabouts of the stolen equipment from Mubi by the Boko Haram members,” Ambassador Dauda said in an interview with BBC Hausa service yesterday.
“Ever since we got the report, we quickly wrote to the Chadian Gendarme - which is the police, the military and their immigration office,” he said. “We don’t know exactly the items, but there are indications that reveal they are government and schools vehicles, household goods, furniture and other goods stolen from burgled shops.
Ambassador Dauda called on the Cameroonian authorities to also launch investigation “because there is about 300 kilometres to cover in Cameroon before entering Chad from Nigeria. Hence it is possible for such items to be lost within the country, too.”
He called on Nigerians to discard the belief that relations between Nigeria and Chad are rusty.
The insurgents two months ago captured Mubi and several towns and looted shops. Reports at the time quoted the insurgents as having boasted that the large quantity of food and household goods they took away could last them for at least a year.
The towns were re-captured by the military aided by vigilante and hunters last month.
Also, the Adamawa State government is pushing for investigation into reports indicating that goods looted by Boko Haram insurgents from the state were taken to Chad.
In an interview with Daily Trust yesterday, Phineas Elisha, the spokesman to Governor Bala Ngilari, said government would lodge a formal complaint with the federal government on the issue.
“Government has been informed that goods carted away from Mubi found their way in to Chad. In fact there are many vehicles with Adamawa State registration number that were seen crossing in to Chad”, he stated.
He said the state government will soon cause the Nigerian Foreign Affairs Ministry to take up the matter with Chadian government.
Meanwhile, the councillor representing Digil Ward in Mubi North Local Government Council, Sahabo Bello, has called on the federal government to rise up to the challenge and demand explanation from Chadian authorities.
He also asked President Goodluck Jonathan to assist business men to rebuild their businesses, saying property worth billions of naira have been looted in Mubi.
A displaced person from Mubi said most of Boko Haram fighters he saw in Mubi before his subsequent escape were from Chad and could not speak Hausa or any Nigerian language.
According to him, goods ranging from foodstuff, vehicles, motorcycles, house wares to clothing materials were carted away.
“We know Chadians because we lived with them for many years. Most of the Boko Haram fighters I saw in Mubi were typical Chadians and we got information from the border that goods looted from shops and houses in Mubi were taken across the border in to Chad”, he said.
The ministry of foreign affairs yesterday said it had not received any official report of complain from Adamawa government yet.
Spokesperson of the ministry, Mr. Ode Ogbole told Daily Trust that the ministry would respond as soon as it gets a report on the issue.
Efforts to get Chadian Embassy officials to react on the matter proved abortive as all the telephone numbers of the Ambassador were not available. When our reporter visited the embassy, there was nobody to attend to her because all the staff had closed for the day.
Source: http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/daily/top-stories/42752-property-seized-by-b-haram-seen-in-chad Why not? because chat knows Nigeria has a weak president. All GEJ can do is to beg Chad president to beg Boko Haram. nonsense. |
| Re: Property Seized By Boko Haram Seen In Chad by fisaylab: 9:05am On Dec 25, 2014 |
No wonder many of them are wandering about in lagos here,our government is truly incompetent. |
| Re: Property Seized By Boko Haram Seen In Chad by Afroconnect: 9:59am On Dec 25, 2014 |
The FG has known that those killing Nigerians are mostly foreigners from Chad,but why is Goodluck still tolerating them-the is invasion we should hit back at Chad-kill all the terrorists...close our borders and send all of them out of Naija. |
