Kobojunkie:

Think of it this way. Since we are having a hard time deciding on whether to deal with the one at home or not, at least make we make sure say reinforcement no possible for these terrorists. The Mali fights are worse than what we have already, that is the way I see it.

ekt_bear: A fire is burning down your house, and so your rush to get water for your neighbor's home

Na wa oo

Acidosis:


shut up oga. if boko haram is so strong as you think, then why are they hiding? why cant they come out and face Nigerian army somewhere in an open space.


@op, but sometimes I wonder why Islam is such a devilish religion.

Acidosis:


shut up oga. if boko haram is so strong as you think, then why are they hiding? why cant they come out and face Nigerian army somewhere in an open space.


@op, but sometimes I wonder why Islam is such a devilish religion.

Acidosis:


shut up oga. if boko haram is so strong as you think, then why are they hiding? why cant they come out and face Nigerian army somewhere in an open space.


@op, but sometimes I wonder why Islam is such a devilish religion.

Acidosis:


shut up oga. if boko haram is so strong as you think, then why are they hiding? why cant they come out and face Nigerian army somewhere in an open space.


@op, but sometimes I wonder why Islam is such a devilish religion.

Acidosis:


shut up oga. if boko haram is so strong as you think, then why are they hiding? why cant they come out and face Nigerian army somewhere in an open space.


@op, but sometimes I wonder why Islam is such a devilish religion.

HNosegbe: Actually I support the deployment of troops to Mali. Nigeria is a regional power, and as such she has a responsibility to ensure regional security. Insecurity in countries across our borders, if not contained early, is likely to lead to an exodus of refugees to other countries, Nigeria inclusive.

Besides, a sensible government can use such intervention for its advantage e.g by securing better trade deals, access to resources etc. Sensible Western governments do this all the time, why can't we?

HNosegbe: Actually I support the deployment of troops to Mali. Nigeria is a regional power, and as such she has a responsibility to ensure regional security. Insecurity in countries across our borders, if not contained early, is likely to lead to an exodus of refugees to other countries, Nigeria inclusive.

Besides, a sensible government can use such intervention for its advantage e.g by securing better trade deals, access to resources etc. Sensible Western governments do this all the time, why can't we?

HNosegbe: Actually I support the deployment of troops to Mali. Nigeria is a regional power, and as such she has a responsibility to ensure regional security. Insecurity in countries across our borders, if not contained early, is likely to lead to an exodus of refugees to other countries, Nigeria inclusive.

Besides, a sensible government can use such intervention for its advantage e.g by securing better trade deals, access to resources etc. Sensible Western governments do this all the time, why can't we?

owobokiri: This is a healthy decision. These guys are tied to Boko and might be the group arming foundamentalist groups across west Africa. To suggest that they should be left alone because we have BH to contend with sounds shortsighted. If they are allowed such a massive permanent base in West Africa, we are totally screwed because there will be no peace since their ultimate aim is to take over as much territory across the continent as possible. The best thing to do is to take mayhem to their doorstep thereby starving other al-qaeda cells in the region of their life support; send large numbers of RUTHLESS soldiers to Mali, with or without the dodgy UNs mandate . These guys in Mali are more deadly than Boko and must be uprooted ASAP.

jp philips:

what happens to strengthening your internal security? terrorist organizations still yearn to terrorize on American soil can they?

jp philips:


brain dead as usual, Nigeria was still a member of ECOWAS when Boko haram invaded us to an extent that the united states govt Ratified them as an official terrorist organization, why did the other members and regional power not come to our aid?

Nigeria spent almost 11yrs in Liberia/sierra leone, today, a Liberian citizen is treated better than an average Nigerian citizen else where.

what trade deals have we secured with Liberia and sierra Leone? i heard they even have diamonds, why are Nigerian companies not the ones mining there?

exactly what mineral interest and trade interest could a hungry mali be to Nigeria?

abeg use your head and quit sucking your thumb.

1025:

is it possible to give ppl what you don't have? nigeria is a troubled water and our president is thinking of giving peace to the ppl of mali. do u think mali is loosing more lives than nigeria on this terrorist matter?
this goes a long way to show how we has no value for our own ppl's lives.
a president who could tell us to be praying and now is planing to send soldiers to mali. why can't he tell malians to pray.

uzoma123: Why is it dat issue abt govt policy attract uninformed comments frm useless opposition parties nd ppl? Dnt u ppl knw dat BH has base in Countries like Mali. D govt is trying 2 deal with external wing of BH. These opposition fools shld get demselves updated abt governance b4 running to d press.