agarawu23:
are you ppl praying for him ?


cc kromoto

GOATandYAMtheory:
But he said 1month. And in the link you provided, I can only see two months. Is it that you bigots just can't wait to see Buhari fail? Why not pray he achieves his aim.

Wildrage:
Only fools would be swayed by the hypocritical rationalization of the OP's fluid , unprincipled partisan logic carefully disguised as objectivity. Most of the decisions they ridiculed GEJ for are now considered as imperatives in the fight against the terrorist, yet they won't have the decency to first apologize for their earlier myopic and mischievous standpoint.

agarawu23:
some of you just comment for the sake of commenting

we should be talking about how to end insurgency in Nigeria instead of criticizing. Gej put his effort to end boko haram but couldn't get the job done. and you people were the ones saying boko haram is buhari boys but you guys kept mute when the strike continues after buhari's inauguration.

we all want a stop to terrorism and any step that will guarantee a full stop to it is highly welcome

GOATandYAMtheory:
this guy, u too like women. Any woman wey don get picture fr her profile na hin u dey like. Na recently ur dick begin dey function?

Na so u go dey love raayah wey be man because hin put female picture for profile. Bleeping TANioD

raayah:


I am female

Firefire:


Interesting...

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/11/boko-haram-names-buhari-5-others-as-mediators/

GOATandYAMtheory:
are u not the Olodo here? Give us a link to where Buhari said he ld crush Boko haram within a month.

This nairaland is becoming tiring because of dick caps like you

Great job, Omenka.

agarawu23:
can you please tell us how much gej administration spent to fight boko haram if you with be specific + the loan he took too. thanks


relocating the military HQ to the troubled state isn't an effort ?

do you want the killings of innocent soul to continue? if you are among the ppl that LOST their families and friends, will you say granting them amnesty or negotiating with em isn't a good move ?

you and your group claimed buhari was behind BH to make the govt hard for gej administration, is he also behind BH to make the govt hard for his administration too ?

will be Glad if you can answer me sir

ECOTERRORS:
I think you are wrong, you can't negotiate with terrorist who don't know what they want. I want you to answer me these ?s

*What are BH fighting for?

*what should be the basis of negotiation taking into consideration the lives lost?

* Has the FG provided platform for negotiation with BH before and they renege?

* Do you know that ISIS don't negotiate with any govt but wants to create an Islamic state only through VIOLENCE

omenka:
Good morning.

This piece is meant for those of us who happen to be too naïve and ignorant to criticise the current government for saying they are "open to negotiations with Boko Haram".

I read on the thread concerning the subject matter the comments of some members in response HungerBad's comment especially that of Emeritus85 who stated "but Americans don't negotiate with terrorists". The only reason why people think American government doesn't negotiate with terrorists is because Hollywood made them believe they don't, whereas American government in reality might have engaged in negotiations and talks with terrorists, rebel groups and other non-state actors more than any other government on earth.

Just recently, a deal was reached between Washington and the Taliban for the release of a US soldier who's been held in captivity: This isn't Hollywood, this is reality!

Let us go a step further. A couple of years back, Israel, the closest US ally, (so close a US Congressman referred to her as "America's 51st state!" agreed to a prisoner swap with Hamas, a group labelled as terrorist group by both countries, that saw to the release of over 1000 Palestinians for 1 Israeli soldier, Gillard Shalit. Though Israel, we agree, is a sovereign state, anyone conversant with her relationship with the US would know the deal wouldn't have been made without some form of nod from Washington: www.aljazeera.com/news/middleeast/2011/10/20111017221258366393.html

At the risk of making the post verbose, I'd like to refer you guys to this link which is a compendium of some of the deals that have been brokered between the US and some violent/terrorist groups : foreignpolicy.com/2014/06/03/the-u-s-does-negotiate-with-terrorists/

The US does negotiate with terrorists when it suits them to do so. The cost of an endless war is too much for a state to bear, hence they are constantly in search of ways to arrive at a peaceful resolution of such situations in the shortest time possible. It is the norm across the world. Nigeria isn't an exception.

In the past, Jonathan's administration had sought out ways of negotiating with Boko Haram, the only problem was that time and again, their negotiations fell through:

Who has forgotten the overtures made by Obasanjo, with approval from the government, at bringing the group to a round table?? These are but incidences that were public knowledge- what about all that happen behind the scenes?

It is only fair that we support this government in finding a lasting solution to this problem which seems to have defied a military approach for too long. We can sit behind out computers and criticise all we want but those who suffer a direct impact of the group's activities, including the families of our fallen heroes, understand the imperatives of solving the crises once and for all (I know some would call me a hypocrite, but I never criticised Jonathan's government's desire to negotiate). We can't shoot or bomb our way out of this situation- if talking can solve the problem, so be it.

Remember, the cost of peace is the price for a war not fought.

GOATandYAMtheory:
I know where you are going and you have a point, madam ecoterrorist.

But one thing I want you to knw is that Buhari WON'T negotiate with them even though He said he is ready to. I am sure he is fully aware of the outcome of the fake cease-fire deal once had with those bastards and wouldn't want to negotiate with them. I believe he jst said so to make them consider dropping their arms.

Boko Haram terrorists must not go unpunished. They have no justification for taking thousand of lives in Africa. I am not in full support of negotiating with them but just as you and I know, it can still be an option IF and only IF it is the only thing that can bring an end to these killings. And I am sure it can't be the only way out

ECOTERRORS:
@ bolded, I think you are contradicting yourself with the Op, BH need to be destroyed for peace to reign.

ECOTERRORS:
@ bolded, I just finished watching Game of Thrones Season 5, I felt sorry for Jon Snow when Olly stabbed him to death for negotiating with the same people that killed his parents.

I used that example because Nobody forgives anybody that murdered their families.

agarawu23:
see your head

you dey use theatre take answer my question. all this barca nista children sef

omenka:
Good morning.

This piece is meant for those of us who happen to be too naïve and ignorant to criticise the current government for saying they are "open to negotiations with Boko Haram".

I read on the thread concerning the subject matter the comments of some members in response HungerBad's comment especially that of Emeritus85 who stated "but Americans don't negotiate with terrorists". The only reason why people think American government doesn't negotiate with terrorists is because Hollywood made them believe they don't, whereas American government in reality might have engaged in negotiations and talks with terrorists, rebel groups and other non-state actors more than any other government on earth.

Just recently, a deal was reached between Washington and the Taliban for the release of a US soldier who's been held in captivity: This isn't Hollywood, this is reality!

Let us go a step further. A couple of years back, Israel, the closest US ally, (so close a US Congressman referred to her as "America's 51st state!" agreed to a prisoner swap with Hamas, a group labelled as terrorist group by both countries, that saw to the release of over 1000 Palestinians for 1 Israeli soldier, Gillard Shalit. Though Israel, we agree, is a sovereign state, anyone conversant with her relationship with the US would know the deal wouldn't have been made without some form of nod from Washington: www.aljazeera.com/news/middleeast/2011/10/20111017221258366393.html

At the risk of making the post verbose, I'd like to refer you guys to this link which is a compendium of some of the deals that have been brokered between the US and some violent/terrorist groups : foreignpolicy.com/2014/06/03/the-u-s-does-negotiate-with-terrorists/

The US does negotiate with terrorists when it suits them to do so. The cost of an endless war is too much for a state to bear, hence they are constantly in search of ways to arrive at a peaceful resolution of such situations in the shortest time possible. It is the norm across the world. Nigeria isn't an exception.

In the past, Jonathan's administration had sought out ways of negotiating with Boko Haram, the only problem was that time and again, their negotiations fell through:

Who has forgotten the overtures made by Obasanjo, with approval from the government, at bringing the group to a round table?? These are but incidences that were public knowledge- what about all that happen behind the scenes?

It is only fair that we support this government in finding a lasting solution to this problem which seems to have defied a military approach for too long. We can sit behind out computers and criticise all we want but those who suffer a direct impact of the group's activities, including the families of our fallen heroes, understand the imperatives of solving the crises once and for all (I know some would call me a hypocrite, but I never criticised Jonathan's government's desire to negotiate). We can't shoot or bomb our way out of this situation- if talking can solve the problem, so be it.

Remember, the cost of peace is the price for a war not fought.


Cc: Lalasticlala.

ECOTERRORS:
funny guy, happy Ramadan

GOATandYAMtheory:
are u not the Olodo here? Give us a link to where Buhari said he ld crush Boko haram within a month.

This nairaland is becoming tiring because of dick caps like you

Great job, Omenka.

ECOTERRORS:
I think you are wrong, you can't negotiate with terrorist who don't know what they want. I want you to answer me these ?s

*What are BH fighting for?

*what should be the basis of negotiation taking into consideration the lives lost?

* Has the FG provided platform for negotiation with BH before and they renege?

* Do you know that ISIS don't negotiate with any govt but wants to create an Islamic state only through VIOLENCE