iyobs7:


I have gone through your post on nairaland and what I observed is that you always copy and paste things you come across on the internet because it is what you have been defaulted to do. For once, make use of your brains and do not let someone think for you. Do the thinking and write for yourself something constructive.

Never surrender your conscience to the theory of a majority...

You forced me to check your profile too n discovered that though you appear bright but there is no depth - a sign of intelligence. Rather It is you who have been enslaved by the manipulation of others. E .g in your response to seun's post on Buhari's millitary background , you made several unfounded lies because people say n repeat them. One of which is that Buhari said he would make d country ungovernable. For your education, Buhari never said anything like that but d PDP actually did n were the one trying to pin d lie on GMB. GMB took Abati to court when he went too far n d presidency had to beg Buhari to settle out of court. Even Guardian apologised to GMB over that. But you posted lies in your response to Seun. on Boko haram, tell me why is the president protecting Alimodu sherif? I'm waiting o.

mistabiola:

You've written this piece because of your lack of reasoning, i believe you're living comfortably atleast with 3times food everyday within the same cycle, the question now goes thus; can you be brainwashed with an ideology to lure you, so as to join BH? If not ,then you're a confused man.

If what you are trying to say is true, why have suicide not become an issue in Nigeria? An average Nigerian doesn't give up even if the chances of survival is zero. That's why they resort to something even if it's false hope, hence believing in miracle becomes the order of day, therefore more churches and mosques than suicide case. Now my point: hunger IS NOT and has never been the reason for BH

Officials from Chad, Niger and Cameroon say lack of cooperation from Nigeria has for months hampered efforts to put together a regional taskforce against Boko Haram. Chad was compelled to take unilateral action in January, under a deal that allows it to pursue terrorists into Nigeria, after Boko Haram violence started to choke off imports to its economy.