GeeString:
They have been exposed.

If truly it was vaccination they came for, is this not the right time to properly educate the public on what its all about before resuming the program officially?

This is 2017, people are wiser now.

Not everyone is brainwashed like madridguy, sarrki, omenka and tolexander.

hatchy:
All these Biafra propagandists have won after spreading lies about this military social responsibility.

This will further put the military in bad light even though their intent is of good and not bad as rumoured by enemies of the state.

Igbos are loosing out in the scheme of things in Nigeria and this is one of too many.

Rawani:
The Army loses nothing by stopping the free medical outreach, if anything this has increased the fear and apprehension at the sight of the Nigerian Army among the populace, especially the young children.

Ain't nothing like peace of mind.

Vivere:

Please just ask them how many parents in Anambra complained that their children had been vaccinated against their consent?? How many??

Rawani:


Read the comment again.

tsdarkside:


ohhh,...suddenly you remember you have clinics...but you were crying the other day that their is nothing in the yeast....

ElsonMorali:


You aren't making sense Mr.

Show proof that anyone was vaccinated in the east by the soldiers against their will.

Lemme Guess, you're just one more noise maker on-line. Bring proof that the supposed vaccinations killed just one person...

I won't be holding my breathe though...

Vivere:


I am sure the Army can read and they have heard you. Their vaccines are not demonic. So I hope they take it to a community more deserving of their help. As for you, I know you are upset that your lies have been revealed to the world.

Referendum50:
am sorry for what Boko Haram is doing to your place OK take heart

Vivere:

Never. But you would have rejoiced if the kids had been vaccinated, so that you would be able to say that the Army did so, in order to destroy those kids. The vaccination has not been done yet, and you are crucifying the Army. We can all imagine what you would have said, if it was actually carried out. You have made lying your own trademark, on NL.

ipoblogic:


The terrorists you call Army are better off avoided.
We don't trust them.
To hell with their medical outreach.
QED

And you know what?

This is just the beginning.

tsdarkside:
look painment..just because we took out that halfcast animal...

we dont regret it...we would do it again...if you like take the medicin or not...we dont care...just dont infect us with monkeypox...

DavidEsq:
Nairalanders, could u guys imagine, Seun removed a lot of the comments on this thread: ? It's obvious the conspiracy against some part of this country is beyond those on top of that popular rock in Abuja; it's right under our noses. Seun is the principal culprit.

Rawani:


Erm....you are barking up the wrong tree.

Ain't no Boko Haram in my place.

BH only operates in the North East, and Python gyration in the South East.

Pele.

ipoblogic:


Against their will or.not, the terrorists called Nigerian Army are not to be trusted with our kids.
You guys should deal with it

greatermax77:

Please are u still a child to say Nigerians are living in peace?
Since when?

onavae:
I am a proud father. When I take my son to the hospital for any treatment, I always confirm the prescription and find out what each one is for. When am not sure, I talk to friends and family who are doctors or nurses to confirm before allowing him to be given anything. I will never allow even a trained medical doctor administer any drug let alone an unknown vaccine to my son without mine or my wife's permission. I pay over 200k for his school fees in port Harcourt. If this happens, I will shut down that school with law suits for letting anyone touch my child after paying so much.
I have no connection with igbos, I am from Edo state. But I can as a parent myself understand the apprehension of the igbos in this situation.
The army messed things up. A medical outreach should be like BP checks, eye checks, etc. Kids should be accompanied by their parents. You don't go to schools and force vaccines on kids without their parents knowledge, not done anywhere in the world. Chikenan

onavae:
I am a proud father. When I take my son to the hospital for any treatment, I always confirm the prescription and find out what each one is for. When am not sure, I talk to friends and family who are doctors or nurses to confirm before allowing him to be given anything. I will never allow even a trained medical doctor administer any drug let alone an unknown vaccine to my son without mine or my wife's permission. I pay over 200k for his school fees in port Harcourt. If this happens, I will shut down that school with law suits for letting anyone touch my child after paying so much.
I have no connection with igbos, I am from Edo state. But I can as a parent myself understand the apprehension of the igbos in this situation.
The army messed things up. A medical outreach should be like BP checks, eye checks, etc. Kids should be accompanied by their parents. You don't go to schools and force vaccines on kids without their parents knowledge, not done anywhere in the world. Chikenan

Vivere:


Oga, you did not read responses from all sides to this story. The Army never went to the school to vaccinate any child. That was propaganda from the airwaves of Radio Biafra. The Army had conducted medical outreaches in different states on adults and not children, without any controversy. So why are you still believing the propaganda??!

ofai:


Well statistics say otherwise. You are so pained because we discovered your zombie and cowardly army's hypocrisy.

Who engages into major medical project without informing the proper authorities first? Only in Nigeria

giftq:

Igbo amaka

The more they scheme the more Igbos outshine them.

ElsonMorali:


Infantile too.

Take a look in the mirror to find out the people against you.

Your attention seeking scheme isn't working. When you are tired y'all will move to Israel.

PointB:


You clearly are the confirmed illiterate here.

You think bad drugs can only kill you? And kill you immediately?

onavae:
I am a proud father. When I take my son to the hospital for any treatment, I always confirm the prescription and find out what each one is for. When am not sure, I talk to friends and family who are doctors or nurses to confirm before allowing him to be given anything. I will never allow even a trained medical doctor administer any drug let alone an unknown vaccine to my son without mine or my wife's permission. I pay over 200k for his school fees in port Harcourt. If this happens, I will shut down that school with law suits for letting anyone touch my child after paying so much.
I have no connection with igbos, I am from Edo state. But I can as a parent myself understand the apprehension of the igbos in this situation.
The army messed things up. A medical outreach should be like BP checks, eye checks, etc. Kids should be accompanied by their parents. You don't go to schools and force vaccines on kids without their parents knowledge, not done anywhere in the world. Chikenan

Vivere:

Propaganda makes more sense to them than reality. Blame it on Radio Biafra.

ElsonMorali:




So you are waiting, maybe even praying that Igbo children will start dropping dead so that you can say ntor to the hated Yorubas. God pass you.

hatchy:
All these Biafra propagandists have won after spreading lies about this military social responsibility.

This will further put the military in bad light even though their intent is of good and not bad as rumoured by enemies of the state.

Igbos are loosing out in the scheme of things in Nigeria and this is one of too many.

mightyhazel:
your brainless,.. not sorry to say