Kraspo:
It's a very unfortunate and sad incident. I spent 5 years in Borno in the heat of the insurgency and I can categorically tell you that the soldiers did their best to avoid the tragedy that later went down, considering the sensitive nature of religion in this part of the world.
I am not endorsing the killings but it could have been easily avoided if not for the carelessness of the leaders of the Shiites who were present at the scene. At a point, The COAS was literally pleading with them to just "Allow their convoy to just pass and not to be offended" but anyway, who am I to pass judgement?

MyndABastard:



He is a Sunni muslim and not IPOB

Kraspo:
It's a very unfortunate and sad incident. I spent 5 years in Borno in the heat of the insurgency and I can categorically tell you that the soldiers did their best to avoid the tragedy that later went down, considering the sensitive nature of religion in this part of the world.
I am not endorsing the killings but it could have been easily avoided if not for the carelessness of the leaders of the Shiites who were present at the scene. At a point, The COAS was literally pleading with them to just "Allow their convoy to just pass and not to be offended" but anyway, who am I to pass judgement?

kimond101:


You lie

hammariise:
Abeg pls stop all these Shiite Shiite posting,

If you don't have something useful to post then just read comments as I always did, or wishes your Christian friends Mary Christmas

That's all

galarbagalapazy:
pikin wai say em mama no go sleeep................abeg somebody complete the sentence my phone don off

Demmocrats:



Hmmmmm if truly this group are violent, why the peaceful demonstration. Am beginning think something fishy happened.

duni04:

And then you kill 300 people? 300 defenceless people? Wielding just sticks and stones? You go further and destroy their houses and exhume their dead ones? For what?Just because a big man couldn't pass a road?

Kraspo:


Even in Mecca, a road comes before a mosque. Go and read the Koran. No one has the right to block any road for whatsoever reason, not even worship. Like I earlier said, I am not validating the killings. It is just unfortunate that what could have been easily avoided was allowed to happen. It was a case of let's dare the military and see.
Moral lesson: "Don't provoke anybody that is holding a gun, even an armed robber"

lastmessenger:
like u were physically present when the whole thing happened.

MyndABastard:


And you think we will fall for that bullsh1t excuse?

The Shiites have been having their annual irritating procession for over 30 yrs now.

Why did this Govt order a 3 day operation on the group?

victorazy:


Which almighty? They left Him the almighty, the true God to follow another thing

duni04:

And then you kill 300 people? 300 defenceless people? Wielding just sticks and stones? You go further and destroy their houses and exhume their dead ones? For what?Just because a big man couldn't pass a road?

Ujulabelle:

U r doing God's work 4 Him by judging ur fellow human.

Kraspo:
It's a very unfortunate and sad incident. I spent 5 years in Borno in the heat of the insurgency and I can categorically tell you that the soldiers did their best to avoid the tragedy that later went down, considering the sensitive nature of religion in this part of the world.
I am not endorsing the killings but it could have been easily avoided if not for the carelessness of the leaders of the Shiites who were present at the scene. At a point, The COAS was literally pleading with them to just "Allow their convoy to just pass and not to be offended" but anyway, who am I to pass judgement?

donofdons:



[size=18pt]Lol...then you know nothing about world history and the bloody spread of christianity and the bloody inter-sect wars way of christianity... Pls read about queen mary of england, the inquisition, the irish troubles, european war of religions, st batholemey day massacre etc

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Bartholomew%27s_Day_massacre
[/size]

jamst2:


huh! You are still holding brief for this your so-called coas & its cowardly soldier,ehh I know by now,that bastard burutashi is having a sleepless nightmare over what he did.

duni04:

And then you kill 300 people? 300 defenceless people? Wielding just sticks and stones? You go further and destroy their houses and exhume their dead ones? For what?Just because a big man couldn't pass a road?

brunofarad:
YOU CANNOT QUENCH AN IDEA WITH PHYSICAL FORCE

YOU INFLUENCE AN IDEA ONLY WITH BETTER IDEAS.


food for thought

kingarizona1:


I'm a Christian, even if I'm not a fan but I think what the Government and NA did to them was very wrong.. Its a violation of the fundamental human Right

Coolcash1:
Just one bomb will take care of these Bokoharam members. Then Nigeria will be safe

Well done Nigerian Army.

They aren't boko-are-rams

Kraspo:
It's a very unfortunate and sad incident. I spent 5 years in Borno in the heat of the insurgency and I can categorically tell you that the soldiers did their best to avoid the tragedy that later went down, considering the sensitive nature of religion in this part of the world.
I am not endorsing the killings but it could have been easily avoided if not for the carelessness of the leaders of the Shiites who were present at the scene. At a point, The COAS was literally pleading with them to just "Allow their convoy to just pass and not to be offended" but anyway, who am I to pass judgement?

MyndABastard:


We will not let this great crime to be silenced.

Those behind the killings must be brought to justice.

We will loose the very essence of our humanity by remaining silent.


You see them as Shiites that need to be wiped off the face of the earth but I as a Christian see them as humans who demand justice