Nchara:

This is the same thing [b]I HAVE ASKED [/b]over and over here.

koruji:

Why don't you guys just stop bringing up false conditions.

Why is Nchara on the internet day-in day-out writing rubbish, and not to be found with an AK-47 on his neck hunting BH?

What is this so-called norther leader still doing in Lagos? Why is he not up in the north hunting BH?

Silly questions? I agree - just like all this rubbish questions you are putting up.

When OPC protested on the streets of Lagos and sent a clear message to Boko Haram you are the same people who called them names. Unserious people.

May be if this so-called northern leader is bold enough to return up north, gather the residents of Kano, and march through that city with whatever weapons they could find with a challenge to BH to show their manhood by coming to the streets right there and then, we will begin to take them seriously. Until then, all of you fools should shut your trap because it is making the problem worse by the day.

Nchara:

I and other Nigerians here have protested (and still protest) BH activities on the the streets. I have already been interviewed by MSNBC to that effect. Don't be fooled that others are not doing something like you. The Hausa man asked a pertinent question. Can you answer it?

The Seriki Hausawa of Lagos State, Alhaji Aminu Idris Yaro has expressed sadness over the nonchalant attitudes of Nigerians towards the activities of the dreaded sect, Boko Haram leading to the death of many people and destruction of property worth billions of naira.
The Seriki, who doubles as the Chairman of the Arewa Traditional Council in the state wondered why people refused to hit the street the way they did against fuel subsidy recently.

According to him, it was a painful realization that people put their comfort far above the collective comfort of the Nigerian masses as was demonstrated recently by the protesters against the removal of fuel subsidy by the Federal Government.
“In Nigeria when subsidy was removed on petroleum, people protested and shut down every activity and some patriots even died during the protests.

But when hundreds of people were killed by sects using bombs, nobody stages protest or condemned it because it didn't happen in their vicinity, none of their relatives are affected or because they are afraid to speak and get bombed too,” the monarch queried.
He asked rhetorically further: “Where is Occupy Nigeria? Where is El-Rufai? Where is Pastor Tunde Bakare? Where are the Celebrities, artistes and musicians?

Where are the Opposition Parties? Where are Nigerians? Were they all in the blast that rocked Kano city? Why is everyone keeping mute now? Or is Kano State not part of Nigeria? Is this not a more serious issue for all Nigerians to wear black rags and truly ‘occupy Nigeria’ with peaceful protest against mass killings of innocent ones?

Do we have energy and strength only on subsidy removal issues? Everyone seems to be afraid now. What a big shame?”

stayreal:

Nchara, watch how people will continue to disagree with what was said in this article. Innocent people being killed or fuel sibsidy? Which is more important?

Beaf:

They are busy "occupying subsidies" in support of boko haram. Too busy occupying Ojota with creeps and hypocrites to do anything worthwhile for the lives of their fellow citizens.
They are in the same bracket as boko haram. Shame.

Nchara:

But when hundreds of people were killed by sects using bombs, nobody stages protest or condemned it because it didn't happen in their vicinity, none of their relatives are affected or because they are afraid to speak and get bombed too,” the monarch queried.
He asked rhetorically further: “Where is Occupy Nigeria? Where is El-Rufai? Where is Pastor Tunde Bakare? Where are the Celebrities, artistes and musicians?

Where are the Opposition Parties? Where are Nigerians? Were they all in the blast that rocked Kano city? Why is everyone keeping mute now? Or is Kano State not part of Nigeria? Is this not a more serious issue for all Nigerians to wear black rags and truly ‘occupy Nigeria’ with peaceful protest against mass killings of innocent ones?

Beaf:

@koruji

You are only confirming the hypocrisy of Ojota that the Seriki is bitter about.

Boko haram had been killing long before the subsidy was removed, so why did you hypocrites not protest if you value human lives? That is the simple question the Seriki is asking.

What were the real motives of that protest? Why did the hypocrites not protest after the numerous Jos massacres, the various boko haram bombings; why are those phuckers not protesting now after Kano? WHY?

Why are El-Rufai and Tunde Bakare all fevered up about inanimate subsidies, but can't give a phuck about precious human life?
They are simply "occupying" the civilian wing of boko haram.

Beaf:

^
Phuck the crap about SNG protesting to make GEJ President. Their protests did not acheive 1% of the actions Dora Akunyi single-handedly executed.
Yet, Dora Akunyi doesn't wake up and talk specious nonsense of how she made GEJ President. The SNG story is foolish at best.

Does the fact that SNG held a few limp demonstrations give them the right to partner with boko haram?

While expressing grief, Yaro could not understand why, [size=14pt]“when hundreds of people were killed senselessly in the past few months, all toothless bulldogs can't even bark any more let alone bite because money is not involved for them to fight for,”[/size] warning Nigerians to be guided not to be used by self seeking opposition, but join hands together to build a great and united Nigeria.

koruji:

What do I expect from hypocrites. Mtcheeeewwwww. Let me show you the consequence of your fallacious twist and turns once again.

If the SNG confronted the police and the army in Abuja in support of GEJ and that protest was so limp back then, why are you & GEJ so scared of the limp SNG protests and proclamation now. Why did GEJ not say to all protesters to go home - because "my" people are dying on the Jos plateau, the presidency is not important to me? Hypocrites of all shades of colors!!!

Another point I made earlier - this is why people are unlikely to come to your help, even if they could offer something useful. You are bloody ingrates. Now SNG protest is limp. Where were you and Nchara then?

Phuck the crap about SNG protesting to make GEJ President. Their protests did not acheive 1% of the actions Dora Akunyi single-handedly executed.
Yet, Dora Akunyi doesn't wake up and talk specious nonsense of how she made GEJ President. The SNG story is foolish at best.

Beaf:

Come to whose help? Is the bolded sentence the encapsulation of the ethnic bigotry that makes you and those like you to side with boko haram? Is that why deaths of the innocent do not bother you enough to protest for the sancity of life? Is that why you are wicked and comparable to boko haram with your intent to destabilise the country?

Lastly, who are ingrates? Phucking parasites who wouldn't lift a finger to do an honest days job, or those from whose lands your lazy arses are fed and clothed? Who is the ingrate, the beggar or the benefactor? Who needs help, the layabout or the one whose lands bear gold?

Look in the mirror and think hard, because you will soon realise that you are seeing the reflection of an ingrate.

Negro_Ntns:

so why are your leaders in SS gathering in Okenne to pay homage and appeal for West's support of Gej? They admitted what you have no courage to publicly admit. . . . . if it wasnt for West Gej will not be in that seat today!

koruji:

Oh now I see. You don't need any help - you can handle it all as we can all see. Make up any kind of name you like in your head - the fact is that if everytime I tried to respond to your request you poke me in the eye with a stick, I might stay away from you - that is if I don't seek to take your eyes out too. That does not mean that you can then accuse me of anything you dream up in your frightful sleep and in the hand of your marabouts and medicine men. It is all your own fallacy.

Beaf:

The best help you can offer is phucking off into the sunset, so we "ingrates" have less of a burden and fewer beggarly mouths to feed. I am quite sure that we ingrates would rather protest for the sanctity of human life than for the right to indolence, fuckry, stup!dity and greed.
Another type of help would be to stop following lovers of boko haram and Ojota hypocrites who do not care one bit about the lives of their fellow citizens (or think they are ingrates who are better off dead, anyway).

koruji:

You "son" is in command, let him do what is necessary so we can depart into the sunset.

Didn't you promise to cut "some people loose in the desert". Add the above to the mounting grandioseness that GEJ was going to do to Nigeria.

Don't forget the part about "every knee bowing to the Lord of the heavens GEJ" too.

O po nu po ko mu.

Is the SNG the West or are you just stup!d?
Will the West not travel to the SS to "pay homage" (as you id!otically put it) in return?

What has your stup!d diversion got to do with boko haram?

Negro_Ntns:

First boko haram is intertwined with Gej's tacit support for MEND.  Your denial does not in any way change the fact!  

Gej has stepped on the wrong toes with his army deployment in West and if he didnt know this before he took that action, it has dawned on him now, so he is dispatching emissaries from SS to go to West political base, Awo's home and seek forgiveness.  West has no need to go to your forsaken creek for anything.  Did you read the statement from the SS elders?  If you did not I suggest you do.  Practically, they are begging West not to disown Gej.  If West disowns him thats the end for him.  You dont know this but your elders do and they have more wisdom and political insight far better than you do.  I will take their action as the authority above your panicky back and forth on NL soliciting help for SS cause.  Your preservation lies in West, not anywhere else.

According to him, it was a painful realization that people put their comfort far above the collective comfort of the Nigerian masses as was demonstrated recently by the protesters against the removal of fuel subsidy by the Federal Government.
. . .
While expressing grief, Yaro could not understand why, “when hundreds of people were killed senselessly in the past few months, all toothless bulldogs can't even bark any more let alone bite because money is not involved for them to fight for”