okokhaerat:
calling someone else a bastard jst cos he spoke his mind? Wow! U behave like ur neighbour too, ask ur mum who ur dad rili is!

clevvermind:
@malcolmx and Ttalk. those thing you posted up there are useless. i'm not ready to waste mb on nonsense.

let me take some wine. excuse me.

thaoriginator:
Dat ugly fat pig should be put in his damn place couple with that his stupeed illiterate of a wife!



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clevvermind:
you are a notorious bastard. wasted ovum and sperm. son of a bitch. product of imbeciles.

Eluwilussit:
America has no moral right to caution any nigerian. Be it Buhari or Asari. They refused to come to our aid when Ebola hit us. They not only refused to help us with arms to fight Boko Haram, but blocked the sale of arms to us from their allies. America and all their media, should be banned from our country at this critical time. Their president has refused to visit us and yet we are allies.

It is better we wallow in our corrupt ways on our own than have anybody dictating to us. We will wipe our arses ourselves someday. Nigeria is for Nigerians and the nationalities that live in our dear country.

clevvermind:
nor worry na. na me make the statement. nonsense. let me tell you clear here that nobody can do those guys anything. they just can't.

masterpower:
Why haven't the useless US condemn bokoharam and its allies? Why haven't they condemn the likes of Buhari and other so called the northern elders for their inflamatory statements?
What are they also waiting for to warn the APC for threatning Nigeria with a paralel government?

Until the US answer these questions, i wont take them serious.

Mancity26:

“God willing, by 2015, something will
happen. They either conduct a free and
fair election or they go a very disgraceful
way. If what happened in 2011 should
again happen in 2015, by the grace of
God, the dog and baboon would all be
soaked in blood.” – M. Buhari
“2015 will be bloody…” – M. Buhari

Deeman87:
The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) has cautioned former militants of the Niger Delta, Alhaji Mujaheed Dokubo-Asari, Victor Ben Ebikabowei aka Boy Loaf, and Government Ekpemupolo, aka, Tompolo, over all the inflammatory statements that are being credited to them in the build up to the presidential election that is coming up next week Saturday.

The commission while making this warning in its latest report which its chairman, Dr. Katina Lantos Swett, made available to correspondents of the Department of State in Washington, DC during the week, added that such statements coming from the former militants who have been threatening wars if President Goodluck Jonathan loses the election, could lead to a religiously-motivated violence if proper measures are not taken by politicians and security agents in good time.

Reacting to the inflammatory statements that are being credited to the former militants, the USCRIF warned President Goodluck Jonathan and other candidates to prevent the looming electoral violence by calming their supporters as well as warning them against such statements.

USCIRF also called on all Nigeria’s political parties to hold responsible their members who are issuing statements inciting violence along religious lines. It also called on the Nigeria’s police and judiciary to impartially hold accountable all perpetrators of electoral violence.

The agency however hailed the decision of the United States to withhold visas to persons who engage in, plan, and/or perpetrate electoral violence in Nigeria, adding that such decision would send a strong message in support of peaceful elections in the country. It also maintained that every effort needed to be undertaken to ensure peaceful elections and prevent the use of religion to stir up more violence

Meanwhile, the United Nations Security Council has condemned in the strongest terms the continued escalation of attacks perpetrated by Boko Haram terrorists, pointing to an attack on 1 February in Borno State, Nigeria and to increasing attacks in the Lake Chad Basin region, including, on 29 and 30 January, against Chadian forces deployed in Cameroon near the town of Fotokol, which killed four Chadian soldiers and injured 12 others.

In a statement issued to the press in New York, the 15 members extended their condolences and sympathies to the families of those killed and injured, and to the peoples and the Governments of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and Chad.

Recalling their Presidential Statement of 19 January this year, Council members reiterated their deep concern that the activities of Boko Haram are undermining the peace and stability of the West and Central African region.

They urged the region to enhance regional military operations and coordination to more effectively and immediately combat Boko Haram. In that regard, they commended the Chadian army’s swift assistance in Cameroon, which resulted in neutralisation of 123 Boko Haram combatants and the capture of others.

Members of the 15-State body reaffirmed that terrorism in all its forms and manifestations, including the actions of Boko Haram, constitutes one of the most serious threats to international peace and security, and that any acts of terrorism are criminal and unjustifiable, regardless of their motivation, wherever, whenever and by whosoever committed.



http://leadership.ng/news/409599/cautions-dokubo-tompolo-inflammatory-statements