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Re: Why President Goodluck Jonathan Is To Blame For The Insecurity In Nigeria by Kobojunkie: 7:43am On Dec 26, 2011
We probably have more churches than policemen in Nigeria. How can GEJ possibly secure every church?

What has the security situation in all of Nigeria to do with insecurity in one church bombing issue?

Last I checked, Goodluck Jonathan charges us billions of dollar to ensure our security. If we do not feel secure it means he is not doing a good job securing Nigeria. This is really not rocket science.
Re: Why President Goodluck Jonathan Is To Blame For The Insecurity In Nigeria by dayokanu(m): 7:52am On Dec 26, 2011
Jonathan is the Chief security officer of this country and the buck stops at his table instead of doing something, he goes around making retardeed statements like person wey dem swear for
Re: Why President Goodluck Jonathan Is To Blame For The Insecurity In Nigeria by humblebee: 8:05am On Dec 26, 2011
Jonathan is incompetent, its as simple as that. and he needs to stop making silly statements, he sounds too f00lish to lead 160million people.
he's just a slow ediot
Re: Why President Goodluck Jonathan Is To Blame For The Insecurity In Nigeria by Ivynwa(f): 8:16am On Dec 26, 2011
zebudaya:

Yeah yeah talk is cheap. We are going to blame Goodluck until he delivers results. We know the government is inefficient. Boko Haram is not a North Vs. South issue. I guess you are a PDP PR person. How much do they pay you to sell your soul?

[b]My Friend, I refuse to come to Nairaland and bicker with people like you who don't know that the world is watching them here. People were killled and decapitated, we all with heavy hearts are here to profer solution and share ideas and what people like you knows to do is insult people shamelessly.

This generation of spineless young men that can't arise to situations and only hide behind their computer to insult decent ladies, give me back Ojukwu again and again----I respect men like him who does not keep silent in the face of tyranny not mouthy/spineless ones that shoot off their wide mouth here.

Right now my heart is so heavy that I don't freaking care who is the president of Nigeria much more laundering his linens as a PR, we are trying to reason wisely here so cut that crap about PR and soul selling because if you even have a soul you won't be talking to ladies like that. There is nothing anybody does in Nigeria that people like you won't be mouthing off at. Several months ago GEJ was being insulted that he isn't curbing this----several days ago it was in the news that his army went to the threshold of BH and fought them, many of you came here to shout---What has GEJ done-o-o?,It wasn't right to use force on BH lest they get more violent!, GEJ shouldn't have done that? and on and on and on. So here we are ----offer your solution on what GEJ should do, you cannot all your brain can manufacture is insult.
See how the Boko Haram bastards have most of you on a chess table and playing with your heads, they have you where they want you to be: Fearful, unsettled and blaming the government. Look beyond that and open your eyes young man and think about the part you can play as a man to stop this not to be shooting off mouth behind some laptops. Mtscheeew. Please my heart is very heavy right now, don't upset me my friend.
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Re: Why President Goodluck Jonathan Is To Blame For The Insecurity In Nigeria by pedestal82(m): 8:37am On Dec 26, 2011
1. No notable muslim cleric,or politician has come out to denounce these act by boko haram.

2. where are the northan leaders that comment on wrong policies of Jonathan, like Atiku, Buhari, IBB. have they condemnd these acts.

3. I stay in the north, been a southerner. this ppl are playing a script, and these are the questions they want us to be asking. did we make a mistake by electing Jonathan?

4.by next election we will all be afraid to vote a southerner because we want peace, we are always afraid of violence. you guys needed to see how this ppl took this Buhari s election,then u will understand.
Re: Why President Goodluck Jonathan Is To Blame For The Insecurity In Nigeria by Ivynwa(f): 8:55am On Dec 26, 2011
pedestal82:

1. No notable muslim cleric,or politician has come out to denounce these act by boko haram.

2. where are the northan leaders that comment on wrong policies of Jonathan, like Atiku, Buhari, IBB. have they condemnd these acts.

3. I stay in the north, been a southerner. this ppl are playing a script, and these are the questions they want us to be asking. did we make a mistake by electing Jonathan?
4.by next election we will all be afraid to vote a southerner because we want peace, we are always afraid of violence. you guys needed to see how this ppl took this Buhari s election,then u will understand.

Glad to see clear headed ones like you who can read in between the lines. How can the same leaders who professed to have the interest of this country at heart fold their hands and watch these merchants of death in their environment. It is either they are sponsoring them to create a sense of unrest and inefficiency or that this whole issue is even bigger than most people think and may even be sponsored and backed by infiltrators from the other part of the world where these kinds of suicide bombings are being practised.

All people can do is mouth off and vent on Jonathan, how about we all think of what we can do to stop this for a change. They are killing our brothers and sisters, you are running and shouting at Jonathan and doing nothing to defend yourself or even stop it entirely and there they are laughing at you and having fun over the confusion they have succeeded in creating.

Retaliating on Moslems in the south is a no no because we are not all barbarians, the question on our mouth should be[b] "HOW DO WE STOP THIS MASSACRE" NOT SITTING ON LAPTOPS AND NAGGING AT GEJ LIKE GOSSIPY WOMEN.[/b]
Re: Why President Goodluck Jonathan Is To Blame For The Insecurity In Nigeria by agabaI23(m): 8:58am On Dec 26, 2011
According The Sun account, police officers ať church in madala approached the suicide bombers and asked what their mission were and they replied 'to worship'. Bombs detonated after. That shows a level prep. The attack on sss convoy was based on intel. An informant in service. Free GEJ. The northerners are probably not helping. These terrorist live with them and they know them. Blame them for not giving intels to security agents
Re: Why President Goodluck Jonathan Is To Blame For The Insecurity In Nigeria by dayokanu(m): 8:58am On Dec 26, 2011
^^ So if the Northerners are sponsoring them like y'all insinuate, Why cant a whole President order their arrest?

How many people need to die before the Retardeen president takes action
Re: Why President Goodluck Jonathan Is To Blame For The Insecurity In Nigeria by 1025: 8:59am On Dec 26, 2011
it is called TAKING/ACCEPTING  responsibilities.
security and insecurity, i ask myself, WHO IS THE CHIEF SECURITY OFFICER OF THE COUNTRY?
i can still remember vividly that jonathan while taking his oath of office promised to protect the lives and properties of nigerians so i ask again, IS HE OR HAS HE BEEN ABLE TO PROTECT OUR LIVES AND PROPETIES?
on 1st Oct 2010, we experienced the first bombing in abuja. instead of tackling the issue immediately, he (jonathan) decided to use the bomb to his campiagn advantage by arresting some1 that knows nothing about it(chief Raymond Dokpesi) as a means of forcing him to join his camp which the man did and was set free.
today bombing is no longer a starnge thing.
as the president, he has the responsibility of appointing trusted aids in the security areas. we saw this same jonathan gave a national award the a police inspector general who happens to be the worst in the history of the country.
JONATHAN IS THE NUMBER 1 CULPRITE WHEN IT COMES TO THE BOMBING SITUATION IN THE COUNTRY BECAUSE HE POLITICISED THE ISSUE.
ndume is who a terrorist has been given bail just like other corrupt men in the govt of jonathan.
if jonathan continues like this, the population of this country will surely be reduced to half by the end of his tenure.
JONATHAN SHLD RESIGN AND LET HIM DO SO NOW.
we are talking about insecurity now that nigeria is secured, let us wait until these criminals impose the removal of fuel subsidy on us and then we will see and feel insecurity.
my only concern here is WHY IS THE BOKO HARAM NOT KILLING THESE TOP POLITICIANS? if they start killing them now, all of us will see them as the solution to our problem and i will gladly join boko haram.
Re: Why President Goodluck Jonathan Is To Blame For The Insecurity In Nigeria by Kobojunkie: 10:14am On Dec 26, 2011
'Taking responsibility' is foreign to the Nigerian vocabulary!
Re: Why President Goodluck Jonathan Is To Blame For The Insecurity In Nigeria by Gbenge77(m): 10:31am On Dec 26, 2011
Of course,he is the chief security officer of the country.
Re: Why President Goodluck Jonathan Is To Blame For The Insecurity In Nigeria by zebudaya(m): 10:50am On Dec 26, 2011
Ivynwa:

[b]My Friend, I refuse to come to Nairaland and bicker with people like you who don't know that the world is watching them here. People were killled and decapitated, we all with heavy hearts are here to offer solution and share ideas and what people like you knows to do is insult people shamelessly.

This generation of spineless young men that can't arise to situations and only hide behind their computer to insult decent ladies, give me back Ojukwu again and again----I respect men like him who does not keep silent in the face of tyranny not mouthy/spineless ones that shoot off their wide mouth here.

Right now my heart is so heavy that I don't freaking care who is the president of Nigeria much more laundering his linens as a PR, we are trying to reason wisely here so cut that crap about PR and soul selling because if you even have a soul you won't be talking to ladies like that. There is nothing anybody does in Nigeria that people like you won't be mouthing off at. Several months ago GEJ was being insulted that he isn't curbing this----several days ago it was in the news that his army went to the threshold of BH and fought them, many of you came here to shout---What has GEJ done-o-o?,It wasn't right to use force on BH lest they get more violent!, GEJ shouldn't have done that? and on and on and on. So here we are ----offer your solution on what GEJ should do, you cannot all your brain can manufacture is insult.
See how the Boko Haram bastards have most of you on a chess table and playing with your heads, they have you where they want you to be: Fearful, unsettled and blaming the government. Look beyond that and open your eyes young man and think about the part you can play as a man to stop this not to be shooting off mouth behind some laptops. Mtscheeew. Please my heart is very heavy right now, don't upset me my friend.
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I just hate it when people like you make this a North vs South issue. And say stuff like oh the southerners are going to separate and take their oil,  Don't blame Johnathan etc. The bombs are going off in Northern territory. The people are suffering. You think the majority are happy about it and support it? Riddle me that.

I'm guessing you are Igbo since you mentioned Ojukwu. There has been a spate of kidnappings in the South east. You think the people are happy about it and are supporters of kidnappers? If your answer is No, then apply it to the North.

Johnathan as Commander-in-Chief is to be blamed. It's not a North vs South issue. If he can't hire the right people in our spy agencies to combat Boko Haram, and if he can't make the right moves he should quit, and not just continue to embezzle our money without giving results. The fool made a statement "Boko Haram would end one day and would fizzle out". How is it going to fizzle without our government doing something and you say don't blame him? Sending the military to kill low level foot soldiers who are easily replaced is not a solution. We need spies to infiltrate Boko Haram. Up till today WE DO NOT know who they are.

Did Bush  keep quiet when Bin Laden brought down the towers? He told us who did it and demanded that Afghanistan should hand them over. He sent troops to Afghanistan and took the battle to them. Obama came in and continued the job. Up till today they have not prosecuted the folks who Bombed the Police headquarters or UN Headquarters or the Independence day celebrations or who keep killing policemen and bombing police stations. This is a symptom of extremely weak leadership and you say we should not blame Johnathan?
If I don't do my job well I would get fired. Why should he be treated differently?

I'm not interested in insulting you, but I won't ignore you when you post stuff that doesn't make sense just because you are a lady. I'm a firm believer in equal rights grin. Read my signature below.
Re: Why President Goodluck Jonathan Is To Blame For The Insecurity In Nigeria by Nobody: 11:04am On Dec 26, 2011
^^^
Well spoken sir.
People are ready with tailor-made excuses for a blundering oAf of a President who cannot do something as basic as give a good response to a crisis,let alone fashion out a solution for the same crises.
What surprises me is that folks think Boko Haram is a new group when they have been existent for the better part of a decade.
Re: Why President Goodluck Jonathan Is To Blame For The Insecurity In Nigeria by Orikinla(m): 11:10am On Dec 26, 2011
All Wise Christians In The North Should Fellowship And Worship In Their Homes
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All wise Christians in the middle belt and northern regions should fellowship and worship in their homes from henceforth until the government can prove that your lives and properties would be safe.

Even at home, please BE VIGILANT AND READY TO DEFEND YOUR FAMILIES, HOMES AND BUSINESSES.
THE ENEMIES DO NOT SLEEP, STOP STOP SLEEPING.
ONLY FOOLS SLEEP WHEN THEIR HOME IS ON FIRE.

You all must learn from our Lord Jesus Christ as He advised us in the following words:

14 If anyone will not welcome you or listen to your words, leave that home or town and shake the dust off your feet.

15 Truly I tell you, it will be more bearable for Sodom and Gomorrah on the day of judgment than for that town.


~MATTHEW 10-14-15

The problem with majority of my so called Christian brethren is lack of wisdom and disobedience of the advice of Jesus Christ.

CHRISTIANITY IS NOT BY FORCE.

IF YOU ARE NOT WANTED IN A PLACE, PLEASE LEAVE WITHOUT DELAY.

If you disobey Jesus Christ and you get attacked, maimed or killed, your ignorance and disobedience of the Word of God maimed or killed you and not Boko Haram or other antiChrists on the prowl.

If your pastors and reverend fathers and other ministers want to drag you or pull you to danger zones where you will be targets for the enemy, PLEASE, REFUSE TO BE MISLED AND KILLED.


A church is not the size or magnificence of the building, but where two or more are gathered together in the name of Jesus Christ our Lord.

Pastors and other ministers must learn to work like Jesus and his disciples to earn money, pay their tax as Jesus did and feed the poor and hungry and they must stop sponging off ignorant congregants by depending on their offerings and tithes.
Offerings and tithes are for those in the mission fields and not for sit-down-at parish ministers!

The same advice goes to all Igbos in the middle belt and northern regions, PLEASE LEAVE NOW TO WHERE YOU WOULD BE SAFE AND SECURE. THE BEST PLACE IS IN THE SOUTH AND NOT THE NORTH.


Muslims don't like you spreading the Good News in their regions and converting their people to Christianity.
It is forbidden for a Muslim to abandon Islam and they hate the fact that Christians in their regions are spreading the Good News and converting their folks.

I will not repeat this advice.
He who has ears let him or her hear and do as I have advised to save your lives and properties.
Re: Why President Goodluck Jonathan Is To Blame For The Insecurity In Nigeria by Orikinla(m): 11:12am On Dec 26, 2011
zebudaya:

I just hate it when people like you make this a North vs South issue. And say stuff like oh the southerners are going separate and take their oil,  Don't blame Johnathan etc. The bombs are going off in Northern territory. The people are suffering. You think the majority are happy about it and support it? Riddle me that.

I'm guessing you are Igbo since you mentioned Ojukwu. There has been a spate of kidnappings in the south east. You think the people are happy about it and are supporters of kidnappers? If your answer is No, then apply it to the North.

Johnathan as Commander-in-Chief is to be blamed. It's not a North vs South issue. If he can't hire the right people in our spy agencies to combat Boko Haram, and if he can't make the right moves he should quit, and not just continue to embezzle our money without giving results. The fool made a statement "Boko Haram would end one day and would fizzle out". How is is going to fizzle without our government doing something and you say don't blame him? Sending the military to kill low level foot soldiers who are easily replaced is not a solution. We need spies to infiltrate Boko Haram. Up till today WE DO NOT know who they are.

Did Bush  keep quiet when Bin Laden brought down the towers? He told us who did it and demanded that Afghanistan should hand them over. He sent troops to Afghanistan and took the battle to them. Obama came in and continued the job. Up till today they have not prosecuted the folks who Bombed the Police headquarters or UN Headquarters or the Independence day celebrations or who keep killing policemen and bombing police stations. This is a symptom of extremely weak leadership and you say we should not blame Johnathan?
If I don't do my job well I would get fired. Why should he be treated differently?

I'm not interested in insulting you, but I won't ignore you when you post stuff that doesn't make sense just because you are lady. I'm a firm believer in equal rights grin. Read my signature below.

Finis.
Re: Why President Goodluck Jonathan Is To Blame For The Insecurity In Nigeria by BERNIMOORE: 11:37am On Dec 26, 2011
[b]IF THERE ARE PHONE NUMBERS   THAT ONE CAN TEXT  SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITIES OF A SUSPECTED BOKO-HARAM, INFORMATION ABOUT HOW THEY CAN BE IDENTIFIED,AND IF ONE HEAR THEIR DISCUSSION BY CHANCE,THEN,CAN ANYONE SEND THE RELIABLE NUMBERS TO THE NAIRALAND SO AS TO BE CIRCULATED.
lets wake up to our responsibility its our country,stop insulting yourself you guys are very inteligent but not willing to take responsibility,so LETS VOLUNTEER OUR INTELIGENCE TO GATHER AS MANY INFORMATION AS POSSIBLE TO HELP THE SSS AND THE GOVERNMENT BY REPORTING PROMPTLY any suspicious act.
BOKO HARAM CAN BE OVERCOME HERE IN NIGERIA,YES. LOGIC TELLS YOU THAT IF A CAR IS ON SPEED   AND THE OTHER CAR JUST STARTED TO SPEED ON THE ROAD,THE HIGH SPEED ALREADY ATTAINED BY THE FIRST CAR ALREADY MAKES IT DIFFICULT TO CATCH BY THE SECOND,BUT WITH TIME ITS ACCELERATION INCREASES AND VERY CONSISTENT, THE GAP BETWEEN THEM KEEP REDUCING UNTIL  IT OVERTAKES THE FIRST CAR.
My explanation of these is that BOKO HARAM have been carefully planned with time and funded by rich individuals in this country and you dont expect jonathan to stop it just like that,no, but with imformation from the public who also are ready to assume the responsibbility of not only leaving the whole job for the government but supply any information at their disposal to help fight crime,with time WE ARE GOING TO 'CATCH UP' with them,OVERTAKE THEM,and brought them to shame and  justice.but if we expect a change overnight without your own participation,sorry,you are day dreaming,SO PLS SEND  RELIABE NUMBERS TO REACH THE SSS TO NAIRALAND PLS(of couse im going to confirm),IM WAITING.thanks my ppl.     [/b]
Re: Why President Goodluck Jonathan Is To Blame For The Insecurity In Nigeria by Ivynwa(f): 12:03pm On Dec 26, 2011
zebudaya:

I just hate it when people like you make this a North vs South issue. And say stuff like oh the southerners are going to separate and take their oil,  Don't blame Johnathan etc. The bombs are going off in Northern territory. The people are suffering. You think the majority are happy about it and support it? Riddle me that.

I'm guessing you are Igbo since you mentioned Ojukwu. There has been a spate of kidnappings in the South east. You think the people are happy about it and are supporters of kidnappers? If your answer is No, then apply it to the North.

Johnathan as Commander-in-Chief is to be blamed. It's not a North vs South issue. If he can't hire the right people in our spy agencies to combat Boko Haram, and if he can't make the right moves he should quit, and not just continue to embezzle our money without giving results. The fool made a statement "Boko Haram would end one day and would fizzle out". How is it going to fizzle without our government doing something and you say don't blame him? Sending the military to kill low level foot soldiers who are easily replaced is not a solution. We need spies to infiltrate Boko Haram. Up till today WE DO NOT know who they are.

Did Bush  keep quiet when Bin Laden brought down the towers? He told us who did it and demanded that Afghanistan should hand them over. He sent troops to Afghanistan and took the battle to them. Obama came in and continued the job. Up till today they have not prosecuted the folks who Bombed the Police headquarters or UN Headquarters or the Independence day celebrations or who keep killing policemen and bombing police stations. This is a symptom of extremely weak leadership and you say we should not blame Johnathan?
If I don't do my job well I would get fired. Why should he be treated differently?

I'm not interested in insulting you, but I won't ignore you when you post stuff that doesn't make sense just because you are a lady. I'm a firm believer in equal rights grin. Read my signature below.

I just read Buhari's comment over the bombings in one of the dailies and the words he used to describe the govt is "Incompetent", exactly the picture the BH are trying to paint and drive home to us all the masses.
Nigerians were decapitated murdered with their flesh scattered all over the place, is this the right time to paint the govt as incompetent? Any well meaning Nigerian should be profering solution at this point not nagging and playing politics. I am not crazy about politics, I didn't vote GEJ in and I can't look at these dead people now and go shouting "GEJ is incompetent" instead I will think of ways to add my support to GEJ's govt so that this can stop and should I find GEJ incompetent, I will leave that for when GEJ tries to make a second run for presidency to say "No" to GEJ with my vote.

All these cries and nagging of GEJ, are you guys going to unseat him for Boko Haram to stop their acts? Perhaps if that is possible you may try that-----remove GEJ tonight and enthrone a northerner but know that the BHs may only get a bit assuaged.(Isn't that the picture they are painting?) The bombings may decrease but that will not make this go away. Something tells me that we are being manipulated by outside forces who are importing violence to our shores and dragging that avalanche of violence other parts of the world are experiencing to us. The northerners may be keeping mute and watching because it is their religious brotherhood and the whole mayhem they think may be to their advantage politically as long as it paints GEJ bad and has Nigeria in a state of dissarray.

Talking about making sense----- I don't know who is being sensible here, the person looking at solutions to problem or the person bemoaning and nagging the President? I don't want to be part of this argument, my friend. Like I said my heart bleeds for my country and the pains these deads went thru as well as the pains their families are going thru.
I am just looking at the Iraq Bombings today in CNN and my heart bleeds more with my hearts in my hands and fears of where my country is headed to if this is not nipped now. We need to do something about these before Nigeria becomes hell on earth. We are quietly drifting to a state where by we all will be cowering in our houses in fears with bombings and gruel sights of dead humans becoming nothing before our eyes because the picture of the gory sights of mangled flesh that I saw yesterday took something away from me. It took away some of my innocence, I have never seen such wickedness before. I truly feel for my country. The world is watching us here and now is not the time to bicker.
Re: Why President Goodluck Jonathan Is To Blame For The Insecurity In Nigeria by Joey82(m): 12:22pm On Dec 26, 2011
@op

For me, GEJ is to blame for the security problems. Come to think of it, Nigeria's got the best infantry in the world (so i heard), we help neighboring west african countries keep their peace, why cant we keep ours. This BH is not even half as dangerous as the supporter of APC militia of liberia and seriea leone that Nigerian soldiers crushed.

Its abt the commander in chief knowing when and how to command, for crying out loud this BH is rooted in just 1 goddamn state in the north east.
Re: Why President Goodluck Jonathan Is To Blame For The Insecurity In Nigeria by Beaf: 2:36pm On Dec 26, 2011
Ivynwa:

I just read Buhari's comment over the bombings in one of the dailies and the words he used to describe the govt is "Incompetent", exactly the picture the BH are trying to paint and drive home to us all the masses.
Nigerians were decapitated murdered with their flesh scattered all over the place, is this the right time to paint the govt as incompetent? Any well meaning Nigerian should be offering solution at this point not nagging and playing politics. I am not crazy about politics, I didn't vote GEJ in and I can't look at these dead people now and go shouting "GEJ is incompetent" instead I will think of ways to add my support to GEJ's govt so that this can stop and should I find GEJ incompetent, I will leave that for when GEJ tries to make a second run for presidency to say "No" to GEJ with my vote.

All these cries and nagging of GEJ, are you guys going to unseat him for Boko Haram to stop their acts? Perhaps if that is possible you may try that-----remove GEJ tonight and enthrone a northerner but know that the BHs may only get a bit assuaged.(Isn't that the picture they are painting?) The bombings may decrease but that will not make this go away. Something tells me that we are being manipulated by outside forces who are importing violence to our shores and dragging that avalanche of violence other parts of the world are experiencing to us.

Talking about making sense----- I don't know who is being sensible here, the person looking at solutions to problem or the person bemoaning and nagging the President? I don't want to be part of this argument, my friend. Like I said my heart bleeds for my country and the pains these deads went thru as well as the pains their families are going thru.
I am just looking at the Iraq Bombings today in CNN and my heart bleeds more with my hearts in my hands and fears of where my country is headed to if this is not nipped now. We need to do something about these before Nigeria becomes hell on earth. We are quietly drifting to a state where by we all will be cowering in our houses in fears with bombings and gruel sights of dead humans becoming nothing before our eyes because the picture of the gory sights of mangled flesh that I saw yesterday took something away from me. It took away some of my innocence, I have never seen such wickedness before. I truly feel for my country. The world is watching us here and now is not the time to bicker.

I really respect your outlook. It is very mature, reasoned and wise, but you are discussing with folk who have murderous minds and think that every dead body is a new political pun. They are not worth your refined efforts; except for the young and innocent who might fall on such threads.
Re: Why President Goodluck Jonathan Is To Blame For The Insecurity In Nigeria by BERNIMOORE: 3:20pm On Dec 26, 2011
[b]@Beaf,
Must we now shut up and keep our refined effort to ourselves?
we need to educate Nigerians,its our country and you dont expect these past military leaders who are used to ruling us with force fold their arm and watch. out of 50 yrs from independence till date,the NORTH RULED FOR 37 YRS LEAVING JUST 13 FOR THE SOUTH.THEY CONTROL BILLIONS OF NAIRA OF THIS COUNTRY FOR GOOD 37 YRS.BUT UNFORTUNATELY CHOOSE TO BREED THE ''ALMAJIRIIS'' STARK ILLITERATE RUNNING INTO MILLIONS IN THEIR STATE AS A READY MADE TOOLS UNLEASHED ON INNOCENT ONES, WHILE THE SOUTH ARE EDUCATED AND SKILLED to survive. so where are the billions in their care, from Tafawa Balewa to Gowon to Murtala to Buhari to Babangida to abacha to abdulsalami?
And to confuse people of nigeria,they quickly jump to blame jonathan as incompetence.
And what do you expect from Nigerians ever used to millitary rule by force,THEY EXPECT INSTANT SOLUTION,OR THEY SHOUT JONATHAN MUST GO,too bad reasoning.
IF YOU ARE A CHRISTIAN,i want you to cast your mind back at the isreal of old,who murmured against their savior Moses while experiencing little hardship in the wilderness but refuse to have straight thinking or reason beyond their nose that if they made it to the promised land,they would have FULL LIBERTY,but it will shock you that most of isrealites keep complaining that they used to eat good foods like cucumber,garlic etc. while under slavery.and that reaction alone demostrates 'lack of trust'.IN NUTSHELL,EVERYTHING HAS A PRICE,we should not expect any gradual achievement by jonathan to appreciated for now because the power that be 'lurking in a corner'' are ready to rubish all the effort,and trust some Nigerian who are used to the former regimes,they just cant be sensitive now,but with time and UNRELENT EDUCATION FROM ME AND YOU AND MANY ON THIS TREAD WHO CAN REASON BEYOND WHATS HAPPENING NOW,WE CAN MAKE IT.its a collective responsibility. [/b]
Re: Why President Goodluck Jonathan Is To Blame For The Insecurity In Nigeria by otokx(m): 3:46pm On Dec 26, 2011
GEJ is not to blame but the past northern political, religious and military leaders who failed to educate their citizens.
Re: Why President Goodluck Jonathan Is To Blame For The Insecurity In Nigeria by cristog120: 4:12pm On Dec 26, 2011
how can theSE security men secure us when we have businessmen in uniform making money instead of doing the job they are employed to do.i ve studied this country and came to the conclusion that we have people in different positions not because they have passion for the job but because one has to earn a living.we ve nature- made tailors, capenters and so on in our security outfit thats why they can never get it right. remember what Fela called suepe in his popular track which depicts wrong pegs in wrong wholes. so you cant get anything better than this because job seekers outweighs the number of job openings.and again what do you expect from a school cert holder knowing the quality of education we have here.these junior officers that are in the field dont ve bigger aspirations in their place of work and can take to sharp practices on duty thereby loosing focus of their primary duty.WE HAVE A BIG PROBLEM HERE.
Re: Why President Goodluck Jonathan Is To Blame For The Insecurity In Nigeria by eros(m): 4:46pm On Dec 26, 2011
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Re: Why President Goodluck Jonathan Is To Blame For The Insecurity In Nigeria by nsiadi: 1:49am On Dec 27, 2011
Checkmating armed insurgents is one of the hardest tasks
Even with the long stay of Americans in Iraq bombings are still v rampant
As a matter of fact the last day of Americans in Iraq was full of drama
They left @ night, even at that advance parties were sent to monitor route
They couldnt even fly direct from Iraq, rather they journeyed 1st to Saudi Arabia
In view of this its simply naive, knowing our peculiar circumstances,
popularly called Nigerian factors, to expect instant halt to prevailing predicament
What I am not v comfortable with are thin utterances. Our Leaders shd pep up their talks
The venom in CAN president`s speech has venom, even that from the leader of northern CAN
Also our security outfits shd be more secretive, giving details freely makes the bandits know game plan
Re: Why President Goodluck Jonathan Is To Blame For The Insecurity In Nigeria by NegroNtns(m): 2:24am On Dec 27, 2011
@post,

If GEJ was a Northerner, going by his statements alone we would have concluded that he works for Boko. But because he is a Southerner and a Christian, we are reluctant to make the link or to suspect the possibility.

Let me divert a little bit and go to another story on terrorism. , . . does anyone in here know how and why America gained access to Osama's whereabout and was then able to ambush and kill him? Most people think American intelligence sniffed Osama out. Wrong! Who blew the cover on Osama and why?

A similar dynamics is playing out here between GEJ and North, . . .excuse me, Arewa!
Re: Why President Goodluck Jonathan Is To Blame For The Insecurity In Nigeria by Orikinla(m): 1:29pm On Dec 27, 2011
Those contesting the incompetence of the ruling PDP are suffering from ignorance of the facts since the PDP took over the reins of government in 1999 to date.

If only you knew what was going on in Bayelsa State when your GEJ was the governor.
Go and do your research before commenting.

I have worked at a senior level in a presidential campaign office of a leading Northern leader who is now one of the chieftains in the PDP and I even carried fire arm for self defence when I was not yet 28 before the June 12 crisis.
So, when some idiotic apologists come here posing and posturing as knowledgeable people, I only laugh at their stupidity.

If the Boko Haram is blowing up oil pipelines and disrupting their illegal oil bunkering industry and their oil and gas exports, GEJ and his government would have done more than giving excuses of gross administrative incompetence.
What nonsense.
Re: Why President Goodluck Jonathan Is To Blame For The Insecurity In Nigeria by OneNaira6: 2:45pm On Dec 27, 2011
GEJ has some blame concerning Boko Haram but the blame is not solely on him. It is easy to blame GEJ but for those doing that, you need to ask yourself, How come we did not have a Boko Haram problem during Yaradua, IBB, etc regime? This is nothing but a task to keep the power towards the North (The election riot anyone?), it does not take a genius to realize this. For years, the North pushed for a Sharia Law Nigeria but yet it is recent after the election of a christian they turned extremely violent for such cause.
Re: Why President Goodluck Jonathan Is To Blame For The Insecurity In Nigeria by zebudaya(m): 7:57pm On Dec 27, 2011
One_Naira:

GEJ has some blame concerning Boko Haram but the blame is not solely on him. It is easy to blame GEJ but for those doing that, you need to ask yourself, How come we did not have a Boko Haram problem during Yaradua, IBB, etc regime? This is nothing but a task to keep the power towards the North (The election riot anyone?), it does not take a genius to realize this. For years, the North pushed for a Sharia Law Nigeria but yet it is recent after the election of a christian they turned extremely violent for such cause. 

You got your facts wrong. There has been a Boko Haram since 2002, The first group was violent but not sophisticated. Yar adua and the Borno governor wiped them out and killed the leader. They went underground and have splintered. Now this is a much more dangerous faction carrying out the bombings. SSS has caught some of them with bombs only to release them back to local Imams and elders who promise to "reform their ways). These dudes then carry on bombing
http://tribune.com.ng/index.php/editorial/28537--shielding-boko-haram-from-justice

If Jonathan and our SSS had a strategy we would have eradicated this menace a long time ago. Catch them, torture them, and they would reveal who is behind this. Read this Who are Nigeria's Boko Haram Islamists? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-13809501

Jonathan is useless and weak. I post here hoping one day he would log on and and see how Nigerians really feel about his performance instead of being constantly surrounded by sycophants and spin doctors. If he devoted half the energy he's devoting to removal of fuel subsidy. We'd have gotten rid of Boko Haram. People tell me don't blame him. Find solutions, this is a freaking solution.
Re: Why President Goodluck Jonathan Is To Blame For The Insecurity In Nigeria by Kobojunkie: 8:19pm On Dec 27, 2011
zebudaya:

You got your facts wrong. There has been a Boko Haram since 2002, The first group was violent but not sophisticated.[b] Yar adua and the Borno governor wiped them out and killed the leader. They went underground and have splintered. Now this is a much more dangerous faction carrying out the bombings. SSS has caught some of them with bombs only to release them back to local Imams and elders who promise to "reform their ways). [/b]These dudes then carry on bombing
http://tribune.com.ng/index.php/editorial/28537--shielding-boko-haram-from-justice
Re: Why President Goodluck Jonathan Is To Blame For The Insecurity In Nigeria by seunlayi(m): 11:06am On Dec 28, 2011
don't let us all just sit down in front of computer monitor blaming one another for this useless boko-haram. What Nigeria need now is the way forward no matter what, we should join hand together with the police to fish out any suspicious character in our midst. Let us not that it is always easy for someone with evil intention to go on detected than for someone who has no evil intentions to detect these evil acts as was demonstrated in the last xmas bombing where security on guard at the church premises actually mistook the bombers for genuine worshipers.

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Re: Why President Goodluck Jonathan Is To Blame For The Insecurity In Nigeria by Nobody: 11:18am On Dec 28, 2011
Orikinla:

Those contesting the incompetence of the ruling PDP are suffering from ignorance of the facts since the PDP took over the reins of government in 1999 to date.

If only you knew what was going on in Bayelsa State when your GEJ was the governor.
Go and do your research before commenting.


I have worked at a senior level in a presidential campaign office of a leading Northern leader who is now one of the chieftains in the PDP and I even carried fire arm for self defence when I was not yet 28 before the June 12 crisis.
So, when some idiotic apologists come here posing and posturing as knowledgeable people, I only laugh at their stupidity.

If the Boko Haram is blowing up oil pipelines and disrupting their illegal oil bunkering industry and their oil and gas exports, GEJ and his government would have done more than giving excuses of gross administrative incompetence.
What nonsense.

The genesis of the whole problem in bold. Incompetent and ineffectual leadership foisted on us from 1999 by the PDP.
Nice one.
People come here and want to make us believe Goodluck Jonathan was a messiah from heaven when he has been a doofus from inception.
Re: Why President Goodluck Jonathan Is To Blame For The Insecurity In Nigeria by AmandaMustapha(f): 10:15am On Aug 02, 2014
“ We sleep safely at night because rough men stand ready to visit violence on those who will harm us” these were the words of Winston Churchill. This is what the men in the armed forces have been doing for us everyday of their lives and most especially in recent years in Northern Nigeria. As we loose our civilian brothers and sisters we are also loosing them in the armed forces whether a commissioned officer or a soldier, we as a nation have forgotten to mourn and honor them. We like many people have friends and loved ones keeping to their oath of protecting this nation in that part of the country. So we have come up with a way for us as a nation to honor our fallen, through a website called www.nigerianfallenheroes.com please visit this website to see those that have laid their lives so you can honor them (this can be done by leaving a simple message, poems, quotes anything you are comfortable with on the memorial wall). If you know an officer or a soldier that has laid his life in northern Nigeria in recent times please send the following information to nigerianfallenheroes@gmail.com so we might upload it on to the website (1) a picture of the person preferably in uniform (2) name, rank and service number (3) where and when he died. Please pass this on to as many as you can. Let us honor our fallen heroes and let us tell their families we know and appreciate their sacrifices. Thank you. Signed: Patron

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