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Aloy.Emeka
Re: Jos Killings How Do We Stop This Madness?
« #160 on: December 01, 2008, 11:10 AM »

How do we stop killings in Naija when the likes of Tpia disguise as Arnold1 or Texcee to attack igbos?. How can this war end when we allow sickos like this on the net?
Ibime (m)
Re: Death Toll In Jos Riot Rises To 350
« #161 on: December 01, 2008, 11:27 AM »

Quote from: adconline on November 30, 2008, 11:01 PM
THISDAY also gathered that security operatives yesterday intercepted about 500 men armed with weapons on their way to Jos. THISDAY could not however independently verify the figure.
The arrest was a sign that the warring groups are regrouping.


Hehehehe. . . . . what rubbish!. . . . how do you arrest 500 men with weapons so easily? . . . . . It took Indian Police 3 days to kill 10 men with weapons in Mumbai. . . . talkless of 500 men with weapons. . .
mazaje (m)
Re: Death Toll In Jos Riot Rises To 350
« #162 on: December 01, 2008, 11:59 AM »

Quote from: Ibime on December 01, 2008, 11:27 AM

Hehehehe. . . . . what rubbish!. . . . how do you arrest 500 men with weapons so easily? . . . . . It took Indian Police 3 days to kill 10 men with weapons in Mumbai. . . . talkless of 500 men with weapons. . .

 Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy no be small thing ,500 men with weapons?. . . maybe by weapons the meant stones and sticks. . even if they had stones and sticks the nigerian police are ill-equiped and ill-trained to challenge and tackle them head on talkless of arresting them. . . maybe they arrested them in their dreams. . . .
ikeyman00 (m)
Re: Jos Killings How Do We Stop This Madness?
« #163 on: December 01, 2008, 01:12 PM »

until hausas and the northern co-operates start to behave like human beings, they risk dafur in the making
ikeyman00 (m)
Re: Jos Killings How Do We Stop This Madness?
« #164 on: December 01, 2008, 01:17 PM »

toshman
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is there any other country in this world where this kind of thing is still happening?

i've said it before, i say it again, i'm sitting here in ohio, praying . . .and fasting . . . and hoping that we wont wake up one day to say . . . . . "why didnt OBJ 3rd term work".

nigeria is derailing badly. too, too badly. in this global recession we are destroying the little property we have.

u are a joke! obj is a waste of space, i think it only , i repeat igbo man that can implement those bold steps
Seun (m)
Re: Death Toll In Jos Riot Rises To 350
« #165 on: December 01, 2008, 01:33 PM »

It's not funny.  A cutlass can kill as effectively as a gun if the potential victims are unarmed.
I don't know about you, but I think it's a good thing that those 500 men were intercepted.
4 Play (m)
Re: Jos Killings How Do We Stop This Madness?
« #166 on: December 01, 2008, 01:39 PM »

Quote from: Seun on December 01, 2008, 01:33 PM
It's not funny.  A cutlass can kill as effectively as a gun if the potential victims are unarmed.
I don't know about you, but I think it's a good thing that those 500 men were intercepted.
You don't know Naija police again? They can just grab 500 young men, armed or not.

Some people might be carrying weapons to protect themselves. After money changes hand, most will be released.
doyin13 (m)
Re: Jos Killings How Do We Stop This Madness?
« #167 on: December 01, 2008, 01:50 PM »

@toshmann

Obj third term ke. . .If I remember correctly, these riots were not infrequent during his two terms.


Seun (m)
Re: Jos Killings How Do We Stop This Madness?
« #168 on: December 01, 2008, 01:51 PM »

I can't imagine many other reasons why 500 men with weapons would be on their way towards a war zone.
4 Play (m)
Re: Jos Killings How Do We Stop This Madness?
« #169 on: December 01, 2008, 01:54 PM »

Quote from: Seun on December 01, 2008, 01:51 PM
I can't imagine many other reasons why 500 men with weapons would be on their way towards a war zone.

Yes, I wonder whether they were also proceeding in military formation. 5th Battalion of the 9th Egunje Brigade all surrendered to Nigerian "security operatives" without a fight.
brein
Re: Jos Killings How Do We Stop This Madness?
« #170 on: December 01, 2008, 01:58 PM »

lmao  Grin Grin

Quote from: Ibime on December 01, 2008, 11:27 AM

Hehehehe. . . . . what rubbish!. . . . how do you arrest 500 men with weapons so easily? . . . . . It took Indian Police 3 days to kill 10 men with weapons in Mumbai. . . . talkless of 500 men with weapons. . .

when are we gotta STOP decieving our humble selves in NIJA?HuhHuh

CAN'T THE MILITARY INTERVEIN Huh
CAN'T THE MILITARY INTERFARE???
CAN'T THE MILITARY INTERCEPT???

huh!
debosky (m)
Re: Jos Killings How Do We Stop This Madness?
« #171 on: December 01, 2008, 02:00 PM »

500 men indeed. They probably rounded up innocent people trying to protect their families and will release them after a few naira bundles are exchanged. Did anyone count the 500 men or see the weapons? The police is the most unreliable source of information you can get.

Some reports have even said the police did majority of the killing - shooting people they didn't like, leading to calls for an 'impartial'  Undecided army contingent to be sent in.
Echidime (m)
Re: Jos Killings How Do We Stop This Madness?
« #172 on: December 01, 2008, 02:11 PM »

 Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin The Bibles teaches us that if any part of our body will make us go to hell we should cut it off, for it is better to enter into the Kingdom of GOD with half body than going to hell with a complete body.

This country why not,   use your tongue and count your teeth
demmy000 (m)
Re: Jos Killings How Do We Stop This Madness?
« #173 on: December 01, 2008, 02:22 PM »

house please do you think this killing is really political and not religious 
DRANOEL (m)
Re: Jos Killings How Do We Stop This Madness?
« #174 on: December 01, 2008, 02:24 PM »

and my reply to all this


Gideon Orkar's Memorial Speech, April 1990

   Fellow Nigerian citizens,

On behalf of the patriotic and well-meaning peoples of the Middle Belt and the southern parts of this country, I , Major Gideon Orka, wish to happily inform you of the successful ousting of the dictatorial, corrupt, drug baronish, evil man, deceitful, homo-sexually-centered, prodigalistic, un-patriotic administration of General Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida. We have equally commenced their trials for unabated corruption, mismanagement of national economy, the murders of Dele Giwa, Major-General Mamman Vasta, with other officers as there was no attempted coup but mere intentions that were yet to materialize and other human rights violations. The National Guard already in its formative stage is disbanded with immediate effect. Decrees Number 2 and 46 are hereby abrogated. We wish to emphasis that this is not just another coup but a well conceived, planned and executed revolution for the marginalized, oppressed and enslaved peoples of the Middle Belt and the south with a view to freeing ourselves and children yet unborn from eternal slavery and colonization by a clique of this country.

Our history is replete with numerous and uncontrollable instances of callous and insensitive dominatory repressive intrigues by those who think it is their birthright to dominate till eternity the political and economic privileges of this great country to the exclusion of the people of the Middle Belt and the south. They have almost succeeded in subjugating the Middle Belt and making them voiceless and now extending same to the south. It is our unflinching belief that this quest for domination, oppression and marginalisation is against the wish of God and therefore, must be resisted with the vehemence. Anything that has a beginning must have an end. It will also suffice here to state that all Nigerians without skeleton in their cupboards need not to be afraid of this change. However, those with skeleton in their cupboards have all reasons to fear, because the time of reckoning has come. For the avoidance of doubt, we wish to state the three primary reasons why we have decided to oust the satanic Babangida administration. The reasons are as follows:

(a) To stop Babangida’s desire to cunningly, install himself as Nigeria’s life president at all costs and by so doing, retard the progress of this country for life. In order to be able to achieve this undesirable goals of his, he has evidently started destroying those groups and sections he perceived as being able to question his desires. Examples of groups already neutralised, pitched against one another or completely destroyed are:
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(1) The Sokoto caliphate by installing an unwanted Sultan to cause division within the hitherto strong Sokoto caliphate.
(2) The destruction of the peoples of Plateau State, especially the Lantang people, as a balancing force in the body politics of this country.
(3) The buying of the press by generous monetary favours and the usage of State Security Service, SSS, as a tool of terror.
(4) The intent to cow the students by the promulgation of the draconian decree Number 47.
(5) The cowing of the university teaching and non-teaching staff by an intended massive purge, using the 150 million dollar loan as the necessitating factor.
(6) Deliberately withholding funds to the armed forces to make them ineffective and also crowning his diabolical scheme through the intended retrenchment of more than half of the members of the armed forces. Other pointers that give credence to his desire to become a life president against the wishes of the people are:
(1) His appointment of himself as a minister of defense, his putting under his direct control the SSS, his deliberate manipulation of the transition programme, his introduction of inconceivable, unrealistic and impossible political options, his recent fraternisation with other African leaders that have installed themselves as life presidents and his dogged determination to create a secret force called the national guard, independent of the armed forces and the police which will be answerable to himself alone, both operationally and administratively. It is our strong view that this kind of dictatorial desire of Babangida is unacceptable to Nigerians of the 1990’s, and, therefore, must be resisted by all. Another major reason for the change is the need to stop intrigues, domination and internal colonisation of the Nigerian state by the so-called chosen few. This, in our view, has been and is still responsible for 90 percent of the problems of Nigerians. This indeed has been the major clog in our wheel of progress. This clique has an unabated penchant for domination and unrivalled fostering of mediocrity and outright detest for accountability, all put together have been our undoing as a nation. This will ever remain our threat if not checked immediately. It is strongly believed that without the intrigues perpetrated by this clique and misrule, Nigeria will have in all ways achieved developmental virtues comparable to those in Korea, Taiwan, Brazil, India, and even Japan. Evidence, therefore, this cancerous dominance has as a factor constituted by a major and unpardonable clog in the wheel of progress of the Nigerian state. (Sic) It is suffice to mention a few distasteful intrigues engineered by this group of Nigerians in recent past. These are:

(1) The shabby and dishonourable treatment meted on the longest serving Nigerian general in the person of General Domkat Bali, who in actual fact had given credibility to the Babangida administration.
(2) The wholesale hijacking of Babangida’s administration by the all powerful clique.
(3) The disgraceful and inexplicable removal of Commodore Ebitu Ukiwe, Professor Tam David-West, Mr. Aret Adams and so on from office.
(4) The now-pervasive and on-going retrenchment of Middle Belt and southerners from public offices and their instant replacement by the favoured class and their stooges.
(5) The deliberate disruption of the educational culture and retarding its place to suit the favoured class to the detriment of other educational minded parts of this country.
(6) The deliberate impoverishment of the peoples from the Middle Belt and the south, making them working ghosts and feeding on the formulae of 0-1-1- or 0-0-0 while the aristocratic class and their stooges are living in absolute affluence on a daily basis without working for it.
(7) Other countless examples of the exploitative, oppressive, dirty games of intrigues of its class, where people and stooges that can best be described by the fact that even though they contribute very little economically to the well being of Nigeria, they have over the years served and presided over the supposedly national wealth derived in the main from the Middle Belt and the southern part of this country, while the people from these parts of the country have been completely deprived from benefiting from the resources given to them by God.
(Cool The third reason for the change is the need to lay a strong egalitarian foundation for the real democratic take off of the Nigerian state or states as they circumstances may dictate. In the light of all the above and in recognition of the negativeness of the aforementioned aristocratic factor, the overall progress of the Nigerian state a temporary decision to excise the following states namely, Sokoto, Borno, Katsina, Kano and Bauchi states from the Federal Republic of Nigeria comes into effect immediately until the following conditions are met.


Nigeria: Baby Dedication

The conditions to be met to necessitate the re-absorption of the aforementioned states are as following:
(a) To install the rightful heir to the Sultanate, Alhaji Maccido, who is the people’s choice.
(b) To send a delegation led by the real and recognised Sultan Alhaji Maccido to the federal government to vouch that the feudalistic and aristocratic quest for domination and operation will be a thing of the past and will never be practised in any part of the Nigeria state. By the same token, all citizens of the five states already mentioned are temporarily suspended from all public and private offices in Middle Belt and southern parts of this country until the mentioned conditions above are met.

They are also required to move back to their various states within one week from today. They will, however, be allowed to return and joint the Federal Republic of Nigeria when the stipulated conditions are met. In the same vein, all citizens of the Middle Belt and the south are required to come back to their various states pending when the so-called all-in-all Nigerians meet the conditions that will ensure a united Nigeria. A word is enough for the wise.

This exercise will not be complete without purging corrupt public officials and recovering their ill-gotten wealth, since the days of the oil boom till date. Even in these hard times, when Nigerians are dying from hunger, trekking many miles to work for lack of transportation, a few other Nigerians with complete impunity are living in unbelievable affluence both inside and outside the country.

We are extremely determined to recover all ill-gotten wealth back to the public treasury for the use of the masses of our people. You are all advised to remain calm as there is no cause for alarm. We are fully in control of the situation as directed by God. All airports, seaports and borders are closed forthwith. The former Armed Forces Ruling Council is now disbanded and replaced with National Ruling Council to be chaired by the head of state with other members being a civilian vice-head of state, service chiefs, inspector general of police, one representative each from NLC, NUJ, NBA, and NANS.

A curfew is hereby imposed from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. until further notice. All members of the armed forces and the police forces are hereby confined to their respective barracks. All unlawful and criminal acts by those attempting to cause chaos will be ruthlessly crushed. Be warned as we are prepared at all costs to defend the new order. All radio stations are hereby advised to hook on permanently to the national network programme until further notice.

Long live all true patriots of this great country of ours. May God and Allah through his bountiful mercies bless us all.
 
hinduism (m)
Re: Jos Killings How Do We Stop This Madness?
« #175 on: December 01, 2008, 02:26 PM »

What are the Easterners,southerners doing in the Northern part of Nigeria? And what are the Northerners doing in the Eastern and southern part of Nigeria?

History have shown that this people can't live together,there are NOT ONE COUNTRY.

I wonder what the UNITED NATIONS are doing about it, they know fuly well that Nigeria is not one country,Former Secretary general of the U.N Kofi Annan said that he will recognise BIAFRA as a republic once he assumed office as the UN chief,till he rule for 10 years he did not do that,his statement shows that the UN as a whole know very well that Igbos don't have to be in Nigeria,after all according the the WORLD COURT Constitution,any nation that has fought a civil war demanding for independence should have it  40 years after the WAR without any other Bloodshed.

The whites people are still using African,what they should talk about in the world court,they won't,instead they will bring up useless and irrelevant issues.
lagerwhenindoubt (m)
Re: Jos Killings How Do We Stop This Madness?
« #176 on: December 01, 2008, 02:41 PM »

1: We must recognize that the problem is political than religious or ethnic (those are simply vehicles used to deliver a political assault)
2: We must recognize that there will always be religious and ethnic friction when national resources run thin between the rich and the poor (i don't see Dangote fighting with his Southern and Christian Directors)
3: We must recognize that the Vision and Mission of Nigerian Military Forces (Army, Navy Air Force) and other Agencies (SSS, DMI, Police, MOPOL etc) are severely fractured and must be aligned with the vision of Nigeria as a whole (Why else would this government continue to demonstrate a total lack of political will when it comes to Security-related matters)
4: We must recognize that history only repeats itself when we (Nigerians) allow the people who made bad history,  live to do it again and again and again.
5: We must open our eyes and minds to recognize that this democracy, regardless of what perceived dividends have been achieved is vulnerable to Military Coup.
6: We must recognize and ACT NOW!!
JJYOU
Re: Jos Killings How Do We Stop This Madness?
« #177 on: December 01, 2008, 02:43 PM »

Please God help us from self destruction
mcwalka (m)
Re: Jos Killings How Do We Stop This Madness?
« #178 on: December 01, 2008, 02:57 PM »

MY WORRY IS JUST SIMPLE, THE POOP ARE KILLING THE POOR, THE LESS PRIVILEDGED ARE ARE EACH OTHER, WHERE ARE THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT CHAIRMEN, WHERE ARE THEIR KIDS, WHERE ARE THE COUNCELOORS AND THEIR FAMILES, WHERE IS THE GOVERNOE AND HIS ALLIES AND THEIR FAMILIES THEIR FRIENDS, POLITICAL ASSOCIATES, WHER ARE THEY ALL?  NIGERIANS LET US RISE UP AND THINK, THIS PEOPLE ARE JUST USING US TO KILL OURSELFS.

AFTER THE KILLING THEY WILL COME AND RULE AND STEAL OUR MONEY AGAIN, PLEASE LET US STOP THIS.

THEY GIVE US GUNS, SWORDS, KNIVES, CARS, MONEY AND EVERY SOUGHT OF THINGS TO DO THIS EVIL ACT WHILE THEMSELVES, FAMILIES AND ALLIES ARE SOMEWHERE SAFE ENJOYING LIFE. LET US RISE TO THE CHALLENGE AND FACE THE REALITY. THEY WILL COME BACK TO RULE US AFTER THE FIGHTING, AND THAT DOES NOT MEAN THERE WILL BE STABLE POWER SUPPLY, ADEQUATE WATER, ECONOMY ENHANCEMENT, GOOD HEALTH  ETC,

AM FROM FROM JOS BUT I CRY EACH DAY COS I KNOW WE ARE ONE NIGERIA , ONE PEOPLE,


PLEASE IF YOU CAN TRANSLATE THIS IN DIFFERENT LANGUAGES  HELP US TRANSLATE THIS AND SPREAD THIS  WORDS PLEASE,


steven5
Re: Jos Killings How Do We Stop This Madness?
« #179 on: December 01, 2008, 03:05 PM »

If ever there were people on the face of the earth who know nothing but self-deciet, they are Nigerians. This is the only country in the world where lives are wasted on flimsy excuses. This is the only country in the world where imbeciles are in power and the wise hide in holes. This is the only country where everything is done to make the society inhabitable. No light, no water, no road, no safety, no everything. I love Nigerians, especially those who still have some measure of decorum and human pride left. The southerners should stop complaining and play the man. Too much talk and no action makes more being taken for granted. The other day it was Niger deltans killed by khaki boys, now it is religious pogrom. When will you Southerners learn? Evacuate and move to the South and let's see how the blood-thirsty thugs will manage without you.
md4real (m)
Re: Jos Killings How Do We Stop This Madness?
« #180 on: December 01, 2008, 03:19 PM »

the basic fact is that the hausa(everybody that is a muslim in jos) are regarded as foreigners whose main aim is to occupy Jos just like it is belived they have done in Kaduna.
also a situation where you have the so called hausa man as the candidate of ANPP and the indigenous Christian as the candidate for PDP in the said election, what do you expect to happening considering the tensions in the past.
the Jos crisis has now became an "isreali- paletine" style conflict with each part ready to use any excuse to start killing.
assuming you lost a family in this crisis, what will you do in the future when you are provided with an oppotunity to retaliate? much more needs to be done in nigeria. when issues of sentiments, bias or prejudice can be manifested in school politics,which is an abode for intellectuals, what then can we expect from the lay man on the street  who see the interest of his kinsmen superceding those of a crdible and more qualified indivuduals. all we need is a miracle to solve crisis like this, it might last decades!
angelina08
Re: Jos Killings How Do We Stop This Madness?
« #181 on: December 01, 2008, 03:44 PM »

There is no way that Jos North should be won by Buba Gyang. Jos North Local Government is majority Muslim!
Jonah Jang is a more fanatical Christian than was Dariye. We are cooked in Plateau, if we can not have fair elections at the LG level.
tpia
Re: Jos Killings How Do We Stop This Madness?
« #182 on: December 01, 2008, 03:50 PM »

Quote from: angelina08 on December 01, 2008, 03:44 PM
There is no way that Jos North should be won by Buba Gyang. Jos North Local Government is majority Muslim!
Jonah Jang is a more fanatical Christian than was Dariye. We are cooked in Plateau, if we can not have fair elections at the LG level.

Jos politicians seem not to realize people are moving towards rationality in politics.

if there's suspicion of rigging in the election, why couldnt the aggrieved parties take their case to court?

black people are known for being impulsive and overemotional over every issue.This kind of thing only helps to confirm that stereotype.

do or die politics helps no one. There's more than one way to kill a cat (no pun intended). These politicians who rely on violence and destruction as a way of life, really need to be brought to book and held accountable for their actions.
sherry lo
Re: Jos Killings How Do We Stop This Madness?
« #183 on: December 01, 2008, 04:00 PM »

I wonder where we will run to,I really do not understand what the problem is. Is it that if Igbos, Yorubas and other tribes leave the north there will not be any of this problems again? because if we cannot see ourselves as one people and tolerate ourselves then why are we still together? When there is a political problem they take it up and turn it into a religious one or a tribal one and see same Nigerians beaten, killed and burnt in their own country.Enough of that please!!.

The Igbos seeking for Biafra is time their leaders stood up and ask for it. Now we have a civil government and I believe the Yorubas too are ready for Odua republic.It's time we settled this country in peace before splitting in pieces.
tpia
Re: Jos Killings How Do We Stop This Madness?
« #184 on: December 01, 2008, 04:10 PM »

Quote from: sherry lo on December 01, 2008, 04:00 PM
I wonder where we will run to,I really do not understand what the problem is. Is it that if Igbos, Yorubas and other tribes leave the north there will not be any of this problems again? because if we cannot see ourselves as one people and tolerate ourselves then why are we still together? When there is a political problem they take it up and turn it into a religious one or a tribal one and see same Nigerians beaten, killed and burnt in their own country.Enough of that please!!.

The Igbos seeking for Biafra is time their leaders stood up and ask for it. Now we have a civil government and I believe the Yorubas too are ready for Odua republic.It's time we settled this country in peace before splitting in pieces.

black people are known for being impulsive and overemotional over every issue.This kind of thing only helps to confirm that stereotype.
onye_ngbu (m)
Re: Jos Killings How Do We Stop This Madness?
« #185 on: December 01, 2008, 04:20 PM »

I have been out of this issue for almost 2 days now and I was surprised to see someone like the red hot chic changing her opinion about the blood thirsty northerners. She was maintaining a terryfiying stand on this particular issue on a different thread on saturday.

Now things have changed for her probably because of the killing of yoruba youth corpers.

You guys will never learn your lessons.

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Please stop tying the yoruba with the north. They hatched their devilish plans by themselves and executed it. If yorubas connived with the North to unleash terror on Nigerians, why are the northerners killing them too in their various riots?
that was from red hot chic too .

It was also news to her too that Awolowo abandoned the Igbos to the hausas in the Biafran war.

No yoruba person has any moral right to accuse the hausas of imprisoning other Nigerians in this shit we call Nigeria.


omo oloye (f)
Re: Jos Killings How Do We Stop This Madness?
« #186 on: December 01, 2008, 04:22 PM »

it pains my heart when people talk of one nigeria.if i may ask, what is oneness where there is no love and tolerance? how can be people be so barbaric? what in god's name is the correlation between 'rigged elections' and religion? can someone please educate our goro-mouthed,cattle-rearing,brothers from the north that they are the bane of our problems in nigeria.if they have a problem, can't they keep it within themselves, must they extend it to sensible people in the south? imagine killing christians because a muslim lost an election.please kindly let me know, what is peaceful about a religion that supports violence and aggresions.they always want to get things through force.my god! they seem to forget the difference between a cow and a humanbeing.bloodshed s morally wrong,no good religion will encourage such.most of these riots are planned on jumaat days, in the mosques.they are even mostly instaigated by their blood-thirsy imams Sad Sad Sad Sad Sad
prince_onx
Re: Jos Killings How Do We Stop This Madness?
« #187 on: December 01, 2008, 05:10 PM »

Only a FOOL believe there's one nigeria!
tpia
Re: Jos Killings How Do We Stop This Madness?
« #188 on: December 01, 2008, 05:11 PM »

Quote from: prince_onx on December 01, 2008, 05:10 PM
Only a FOOL believe there's one nigeria!

people like you don't seem to understand the phrase one nigeria isnt on the minds of most others the same way it is on yours.

So getting worked up over mere words, will give you a heart attack. Not so for others.
onye_ngbu (m)
Re: Jos Killings How Do We Stop This Madness?
« #189 on: December 01, 2008, 05:14 PM »

Sometimes I believe that one Nigeria only applies if you mean super eagles of Nigeria.

Thats when it applies correctly.

Anything aside sports, that phrase is a desperate hausa way of clinging to the rest of the country.
ScanLess
Re: Jos Killings How Do We Stop This Madness?
« #190 on: December 01, 2008, 05:16 PM »

Talk is cheap Tongue

All Biafrans nationwide rise up and shoot back !!!!!!. In the name of one nigeria shoot back !!!!. that's the New World Order


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onye_ngbu (m)
Re: Jos Killings How Do We Stop This Madness?
« #191 on: December 01, 2008, 05:17 PM »

though with support from very weak and always-afraid-to-act yoruba people Grin
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