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Re: Army Ready To Tackle Niger-Delta Militants by macaranta(m): 12:02am On Jun 12, 2016 |
Okay o |
Re: Army Ready To Tackle Niger-Delta Militants by oluwaahmed: 12:02am On Jun 12, 2016 |
willibounce1: Do sme yorubas nt worship iffa, Ogun sango etc? Do dey nt highly rever deir king d Ooni of ife? Is he nt said 2 be a direct descendant of oduduwa, yet was his region not captured & enslaved by d british?Was jesus nt d son of God yet wasn't he killed? Does it change d fact dat on a gud day he cldnt hav bn killed? Can u go 2 an iffa shrine & challenge d priest? Do festivals like oro not still hold in yoruba lands and durin such festivals will u tell ur sista 2 go buy Indomie 4 u? Ur comment is actually stewpid & baseless |
Re: Army Ready To Tackle Niger-Delta Militants by koboko69: 12:08am On Jun 12, 2016 |
mamabomboy:lol.... All these civilians sef. |
Re: Army Ready To Tackle Niger-Delta Militants by SuperS1Panther: 12:11am On Jun 12, 2016 |
VERDA: Can't you read where I wrote the civilians should be given a window to leave the conflict zone? or you are in need of glasses with lenses that are as thick as the bottom of Orobo Coke bottle? Whatever is done to win a war is justifiable. America nuke Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Russians practically wiped out the Chenchyans, Sri Lanka annihilated the Tamils. War is war and all permissible. 1 Like |
Re: Army Ready To Tackle Niger-Delta Militants by isahsalee: 12:13am On Jun 12, 2016 |
So, you believe NDA leaves under the water and Nigerian Nany leaves on the mountains abi?. And you talk about terrain, Niger delta is now a foreign land to Nigerian armed forces abi?. I think, u re just pre-consoling yourself. Disasters loading. 1 Like |
Re: Army Ready To Tackle Niger-Delta Militants by willibounce1(m): 12:19am On Jun 12, 2016 |
oluwaahmed: What exactly are you on about. Why trying hard to defend a stupid comment and exposing you foolishness the more. You said the NDA sold their souls to whatever goddess and as a result won't die if they are shot. Yet you talking crappie about sango and if a priest. If Jesus Christ could be killed despite being the son of God, how much more some useless miscreants who according to you have sold the souls to a goddess and cannot die if shot. E be like say you don dey watch too much isakaba on Africa magic. When better bullet with killer chemical enter your brain, even your goddess no go wait. Go and join the NDA and give your soul to mammy water. Na one slap you go chop way u go die like fowl. 2 Likes |
Re: Army Ready To Tackle Niger-Delta Militants by Horus(m): 12:23am On Jun 12, 2016 |
Re: Army Ready To Tackle Niger-Delta Militants by macaranta(m): 12:34am On Jun 12, 2016 |
Make no mistakes, no matter what it is you've been smoking,no internal aggressor can defeat the NA,NN and NAF combined,if you know any of the NDA peeps,beg them to stand down.When it starts ,Amnesty international,Human rights comision and ICC will receive a million letters from the delta. 4 Likes |
Re: Army Ready To Tackle Niger-Delta Militants by Phonefanatic: 12:37am On Jun 12, 2016 |
No be to dey pose snap pictures ooo..... We don't even have idea the caliber of weapons NDA get. One thing I'm sure about is this forceful method will cripple the economy fully. |
Re: Army Ready To Tackle Niger-Delta Militants by Horus(m): 12:38am On Jun 12, 2016 |
[img]https://www.nairaland.com/attachments/916528_sbs-on-deck_jpg7024cad26180fb06b971ac3888b52164[/img] [img]https://www.nairaland.com/attachments/916530_nn-specforces_jpg9f4d1e7d0d7efb5ad80f2d6942d44611[/img] The Nigerian Navy Special Boat Service (SBS) 1 Like |
Re: Army Ready To Tackle Niger-Delta Militants by nortcentrallord(m): 12:51am On Jun 12, 2016 |
Aigbofa: What will the the percentage of a fraction of "5 %" in the army compared to "97%"? Lolm |
Re: Army Ready To Tackle Niger-Delta Militants by nortcentrallord(m): 12:57am On Jun 12, 2016 |
Adminisher: Lol its actually laughable to call Nigerian army "modern army" for all I know they are perfect in doing is in beating up civilians. I pray for those land soldiers drafted to go on a sea fight. God, spare their lives for the sake of their families. I just hope in a couple of weeks time, stories won't change. 1 Like |
Re: Army Ready To Tackle Niger-Delta Militants by rhektor(m): 12:57am On Jun 12, 2016 |
Horus: GOD BLESS NIGERIA and the Nigerian Army 3 Likes |
Re: Army Ready To Tackle Niger-Delta Militants by nortcentrallord(m): 1:02am On Jun 12, 2016 |
Adminisher: Why is the oil so precious to you. Is it your own? Does the federal government take anything from your back yard? What is your contribution to the unity of this country? Why are you so afraid of fiscal federalism? How long will the ND feed you? You are not crippled for christ sake....even God 'll ask why you guys didn't harness what you'all had and still have. |
Re: Army Ready To Tackle Niger-Delta Militants by Seunjungle(m): 1:02am On Jun 12, 2016 |
ON THE SENSELESS SOUTH-SOUTH GOVERNORS AND THEIR SELF DESTRUCTIVE AGITATION FOR AMNESTY! Ideally, the South-South region should be a paradise on earth! The Almighty God blessed the land with not only breathtaking beauty and vegetation, He also blessed it with the most sought after commodity of he 21st century, that is crude oil and gas. With less population compared to states like Kano and Lagos, with 13% derivation from oil proceeds, and the NNDC to look after the best interests of the region, the South-South is supposed to be one of the most developed parts of the planet in par with Texas, Singapore, Hongkong etc. Unfortunately, today, some parts of the Niger Delta region look more like a war zone than a developed land. The infrastructure in the region is dilapidated, the beautiful environment is damaged, and the fragile ecosystem is almost completely destroyed. Who is responsible for this unfolding tragedy? Well, the greedy, wicked, senseless and vision-less politicians of the region, including their most illustrious son, Goodluck Eebele Jonathan, have to take most of the blame for forsaking their people and its blessed ancestral land. Our brethren in the Niger Delta also have to take their own share of the blame in this tragedy. They consistently kept reelecting failed politicians who not only refused to develop the Niger Delta to its full potential, but who systematically looted the financial resources meant for the development of the region. The infamous showdown between the Honourable Minister of Transport, Rotimi Amaechi, and the former President, Goodluck Eebele Jonathan, is a typical example of how the fight to protect the region's resources degenerated into one of the most bitter personal acrimony in Nigerian politics. Jonathan and his flamboyant wife wanted to pocket billions of Naira meant for the region's development. Meanwhile Rotimi Amaechi said a BIG NO! The rest is history. Despite what happened in Niger Delta and other part of the country in terms of looting and neglect, Nigeria is today fighting corruption like no any other country on the planet. For the fist time in our history, former government ministers, former state governors, former military service chiefs, and senior party officials are dragged to court in chains to answer for their financial crimes against the Nigerian state. This war against corruption is definitely working, as our looted funds and assets are being systematically recovered at home and abroad by the EFCC, DSS and other agencies. Ironically, it is this unprecedented fight against corruption and holistic approach to fixing Nigeria's ills once and for all that is earning Nigeria high standing in the eyes of the International Community. Foreign investors are considering Nigeria as a favourable destination to invest. Meanwhile our President is being treated as a super-star and a national hero wherever he goes around the world. Nigeria is suddenly transformed from a pariah state to a heroic nation. We have never had it so good in our history! Now, while all this is happening to us at national and international level, the manifestly criminal, corrupt and failed politicians of the South-South felt the calamitous need to exclude themselves and their communities from the good omen that is befalling Nigeria at home and abroad. In order to escape the full arms of the law for their crimes against the Nigerian state, the devil tempted them and they decided to sponsor a new breed of dangerous and insane terrorists called the Niger Delta Avengers, to destroy pipelines, oil and gas installations. In their sick perverted minds, they thought that they could hold over 180 million Nigerians to ransom. Last week, the representatives of these unashamed politicians from the South-South, under the aegis of South-South governors had the audacity and went to the highest office in the land to demand for all charges of corruption against people of South-South origins to be dropped! What a shameless show of thievery of biblical proportions! Let it be known to the South-South governors, their fellow co-conspirators, and the terror barbarians they hired to blow pipelines, oil and gas installations, that there will never be amnesty for Nigerian thieves of whatever description. Any negotiation in respect of amnesty for thieves will certainly be deemed by the masses as a sell out by the government and treason against the Nigerian state. Let the so called Niger Delta Avengers blow every single pipeline, oil and gas installation that they can lay their hands on. We as a civilised people regret the irreparable damage that they are causing the environment. However, this senseless self destruct move will never harm Nigeria in the long term. It will only hasten the much anticipated diversification of our economy. We have abundant natural resources in other parts of the country and massive human capital at home and in diaspora, to the extent that we can prosper as a nation without ever depending on a single gallon of Niger Delta oil and its derivative products. God forbid, if the Niger Delta terrorists keep vandalising oil installations and consequently destroying their environment and its much desired ecosystem, by the time they are done, places like Bayelsa will look like war ravaged Somalia. Meanwhile, it is conceivable that underdeveloped states like Yobe in the far North may emerge as dynamic and prosperous region when the area's natural resources are put to good use. As for those of us who fervently believe in the destiny of Nigeria as one of the greatest countries on the planet, we see this clumsy and ill informed challenge by South-South politicians and their co-conspirators as a golden opportunity to use Nigeria's military might to crush our enemies from within once and for all. No nation on planet earth can tolerate the shenanigans that have already been tolerated from the Avengers. A unified prosperous Nigeria at peace with herself is what we espouse for all Nigerians. May God bless Nigeria and Nigerians. Amen. Dr. Idris Ahmed. @CUPS_Nigeria. 11/6/2016. 3 Likes
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Re: Army Ready To Tackle Niger-Delta Militants by nortcentrallord(m): 1:07am On Jun 12, 2016 |
Horus: Can the Nigerian Navy or NM shoot that gun boat @ a militant standing close to an oil facility? Shoot it and destroy the facility and risk the gunboat being destroyed by fire too. "Wisdom is profitable to direct" 1 Like |
Re: Army Ready To Tackle Niger-Delta Militants by Princewell2012(m): 2:00am On Jun 12, 2016 |
oweniwe: You just hit the nail on the head. There are lots of sense in this post. And to be sincere that's what PMB promise when he was campaigning even after he won the election. But i was surprise when turn around doing a different thing. God will see us through. |
Re: Army Ready To Tackle Niger-Delta Militants by badonkadonk: 2:02am On Jun 12, 2016 |
mamabomboy: The Nigerian Army do have amphibious training... If you doubt.. Ask any officer or NDA cadet for doubt clearance! 1 Like |
Re: Army Ready To Tackle Niger-Delta Militants by amakenny: 2:25am On Jun 12, 2016 |
Tale of Nigeria, a country that spends its oil revenues to acquire arms and ammunition to frequently fight its civilian population, instead of political reforms to make peace and the country governable. This time, it is preparation for going to kill off civilians in the Niger delta in order to continue to have oil revenues flow and enter the pockets of the political class. 1 Like |
Re: Army Ready To Tackle Niger-Delta Militants by Nobody: 2:37am On Jun 12, 2016 |
I reserving my commentations. |
Re: Army Ready To Tackle Niger-Delta Militants by tdayof(m): 2:57am On Jun 12, 2016 |
unite4real:That is what am saying. We know the creeks buy we don't know how to coordinate attacks. We already have enough casualties on the military side. We have got well equipped naval officers. |
Re: Army Ready To Tackle Niger-Delta Militants by brainpulse: 4:34am On Jun 12, 2016 |
oluwaahmed:All your response shows you are a sympathetic kid. Grow up 1 Like |
Re: Army Ready To Tackle Niger-Delta Militants by Nobody: 4:37am On Jun 12, 2016 |
mengho: #1. NA is not the best in Africa. #2. They're probably only good at confronting civilians, when they meet their match, they run. |
Re: Army Ready To Tackle Niger-Delta Militants by Nobody: 5:14am On Jun 12, 2016 |
This movie go sweet die |
Re: Army Ready To Tackle Niger-Delta Militants by Nobody: 5:22am On Jun 12, 2016 |
The Nigerian Military has all it takes to tackle all forms of aggression against the Nigerian State. However,this is unconventional warfare. Lest the military be shamed and decimated like a discordant horde,caution must be employed. The world watched as the Libyan Army and Air force carried out sorties on pockets of agitators and protesters. Soon it became a war between an army well equipped but full of hubris and well ground militias and mercenaries who had no warplanes. How the Libyan forces were overrun is now in the bin of history. Libya can now be best described as hell on earth. The Niger-Delta is Nigeria. As long as it is seen as a region to be tackled and subjugated to the whimsical desires of all of Nigeria,bloodshed will be persistent. As the army is trained so are militias. Members of these militias are likely ex-combatants and serving personnels. Nigeria is under siege but we risk turning Nigeria into another Syria. War knows no protagonist or antagonist. In war,all men must die. #CAUTION. 1 Like |
Re: Army Ready To Tackle Niger-Delta Militants by kettykin: 5:32am On Jun 12, 2016 |
stonemasonn:Their cunning intelligence still could not deliver them from the boot of Abacha who had obasanjo, Abiola, adisa, olanrewaju, Oladipo diya and other yoruba soldiers under his boot for 5 years, this is where I find problem with the yorubas, Abiola was slaughtered for nothing, kwara is a vassal state of Fulani herdsmen and some one is trying to brain wash the gullible. May God deliver us from the spirit of hypocrisy. |
Re: Army Ready To Tackle Niger-Delta Militants by Nobody: 5:34am On Jun 12, 2016 |
AdmiralDru:the way some of you reason amazes me. Thanks to social media, we have been able to see the minds of these average illiterate Nigerian. How can a sane person believe mere militants can defeat the Nigeria military which is a combination of the army, Navy and Air Force? Have you ever seen their firepower on display before? Most of you egging the Niger delta Avengers on are just doing that for your hatred for for Nigeria which you know nothing about. The pictures on this thread is just a glimpse of what the military can do. Don't pray for their terror to be fully unleashed. Imagine that all the equipments shown on this thread are unleashed on the avengers, do you think they will survive? Do the avengers even have the numbers? No matter how much you hate Nigeria, don't let that blind your sense of reason, cos it can lead you to disaster. The knowledge most of you have about the military is that which you got when you saw an abokki soldier beating up a civilian with belt. So, uninformed youths like you drew conclusions that that is all they are good at. Even if you live in a barracks, you won't see any equipment of the military. But when it's time for war... 1 Like |
Re: Army Ready To Tackle Niger-Delta Militants by kettykin: 5:41am On Jun 12, 2016 |
AdmiralDru:This is the story of Nigeria, they relied on foreign support to prosecute the civil war during which they lost more than 400,000 soldiers, more than 4 divisions so devastating was the loss that in a Russian declassified intelligence site the Russians were astounded and bemused on why the nigerian military could not win the war, the nigerian military had to rely on starvation of civilians which they are supposed to be protecting to win the war. What stopped the nigerian military from displaying the military hardware to intimidate cameroon during the bakassi peninsula debacle, your guess is as good as mine, they chickened out, more so that was even under obasanjo rule the supposed hero of the civil war, he chickened out with all that weapons and military arsenal. |
Re: Army Ready To Tackle Niger-Delta Militants by Nobody: 5:46am On Jun 12, 2016 |
kettykin:i use to think you were intelligent an unbiased till I saw this comment laced with subtly tribal hate.l Yes, abacha held those Yorubas down. What could they have done to a man who controlled the forces? Guess what, the fight of the yorubas for democracy paved off when Obasanjo became president. Didn't the same rugged abacha you are praising die? Remember, Al mustapha, abacha's right hand man said last week that he suspects OBJ's hand in abacha's death. That shows you how intelligence of the Yorubas work. As for abiola, he's gone but what he fought for is here- democracy. Ilorin is still Yoruba land, forget those emir talk. Ask who the political class are. To you, chest beating and causing disruption is a sign of brain. Yes it may be, but not when intelligence is missing. You guys always think you are brave, but where is your nnamdi kanu today? It is almost a year now. 4 Likes |
Re: Army Ready To Tackle Niger-Delta Militants by coldFLARES1(m): 5:48am On Jun 12, 2016 |
oweniwe:I actually do not wish to join issues with you, but very much deduced that you wanted the government to pursue peace by acceding to all the silly and ridiculous conditions of these proliferation of criminal gangs because it has to safeguard its cash flow to be able to pay its workforce and sustain the States. I can relate with a lot of structural defects in our polity that are being corrected by this government, and would only join sane people to ask for time. From infrastructure to the power sector, down to the petroleum sector, things are happening. So why the distraction? Responsibility, could be viewed in relative terms. Having to deal with acts of intimidation while suffering some debilitating loses, to me, is more honorable than tolerating acts of rascality. As an urhobo, I am yet to see what end this whole agitation by these criminal Ijaw gangs is aimed at achieving. For the years we've had democracy, the ND has been unfortunate to be governed by thieves, who not only stole derivation funds but also left their states with massive debt overhangs. Overall, when production grounds, and all of the ND states become burdened like Osun, Ekiti, Ondo and Bayelsa, we shall collectively hunt down these criminals and look for civil/constitutional ways for seeking redress. |
Re: Army Ready To Tackle Niger-Delta Militants by kettykin: 5:53am On Jun 12, 2016 |
bloodyBLOGGER: Did I hear you say the fight for democracy paid off when Obasanjo became president, I beg your pardon what and how did yorubas fight for democracy? |
Re: Army Ready To Tackle Niger-Delta Militants by Nobody: 5:57am On Jun 12, 2016 |
All this pro and anti NDA apologist sha, PMB will find a political solution to this. Peace will reign. |
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