homerac7: madam, chillax. he's there to finalize talks on deployment of Nigeria-led UN backed ECOWAS military intervention force to "restore" order to d Islamic militants occupied northern part of the country. we hav got to take the war back to where they brought it in to our homes. its where Al Qaueda and her surrogates trained and equipped Boko Haram. Its either we do this and they do us.

homerac7: ^

oga, Chadian east na dem boundary wt the Sudans o! u wan go fight supporters of APC? abegi kuulu temper o, supporter of APC no b beans o

Yomieluv: Jonathan should use his resource to contain the crisis at home in Nigeria.

Why not remove the peg in ur eyes,before removing the log in someone's eye.

This Big brother role of Nigeria in Africa should bo minimized,we have so many problems plaquing us here,rather than forming "all is well" to other nations.

Jenams: u under rate †ЂΞ supporter of APC MILITIA! Go read about their xploits ok

Super1759: where are those NL foools that call Gej names, come and attribute your foolish thinking to his actions

Super1759: where are those NL foools that call Gej names, come and attribute your foolish thinking to his actions

Yomieluv: Jonathan should use his resource to contain the crisis at home in Nigeria.

Why not remove the peg in ur eyes,before removing the log in someone's eye.

This Big brother role of Nigeria in Africa should bo minimized,we have so many problems plaquing us here,rather than forming "all is well" to other nations.

solbil: why have you refused to get educated despite the big education going on here? This has got nothing to do with your big bro whatever. Its about your security at home.

Yomieluv: Jonathan should use his resource to contain the crisis at home in Nigeria.

Why not remove the peg in ur eyes,before removing the log in someone's eye.

This Big brother role of Nigeria in Africa should bo minimized,we have so many problems plaquing us here,rather than forming "all is well" to other nations.

onatisi: thanks for educating them,most nigerians only think withing a tiny box.if usa didnt take the war to middle east like iraq,and afghanistan america would have recorded more terrorist attacks,ppl have to realise bh is no longer a nigeria issue ,bh is just part of a global network of international terrosism.the mali issue is now a regional affair and all countries in west africa know that if they dont push out alqueada now from northern mali the malise will spread throughout the region,no country will be immuned

mikey2fin: All this Clueless people here commenting RUBBISH, Why do you think Americans went to war in
Iraq and Afghanistan?

Super1759: where are those NL foools that call Gej names, come and attribute your foolish thinking to his actions

homerac7: madam, chillax. he's there to finalize talks on deployment of Nigeria-led UN backed ECOWAS military intervention force to "restore" order to d Islamic militants occupied northern part of the country. we hav got to take the war back to where they brought it in to our homes. its where Al Qaueda and her surrogates trained and equipped Boko Haram. Its either we do this and they do us.

Jenams: u under rate †ЂΞ nigerian army! Go read about their xploits ok

jp philips:



sounds good, but not the right play. From the events in Africa,most African countries do not recognize Nigeria beyond the ebb where we have always been except in times of crisis. we hardly get their support in any regional tussle, so going to play big daddy is just being ambitious.

there are other countries in Africa that are militarily superior to Nigeria who should form the "head man" for ECOMOG or whichever regional police therein.

the issue at hand is equally a national security concern for Nigeria and that is why we would not sit on our hands,
however, Nigeria should support all efforts to the Malian cause through covert arms supply, funding etc.

sending our sons and daughters to Mali is not an option. it will be more politically suicidal for Jonathan already plagued by Boko haram at home,to think he can withstand the offensive of alqaeda backed by islamic mahreb, should they launch a reprisal on Nigeria.

same people supporting this move today will be the same calling for his head when a terror attack claiming 3,000 lives happens on Nigerian soil.

joboy, be wise

homerac7:

oga, ur position is weak against Nigeria's foreign policy as it concerns West Africa and Africa in general.

secondly, it's not just a foreign policy matter, but a real and imminent threat; a cancer; an infestation; a syndrome that if it dare goes unchecked, will grow, consume other nations around and look us right in d eyes to eat us up. it's a war u either fight abroad now and likely win, or fight in ur home later and likely perish.

Which "more militarily superior" country is to act the "head man" in ECOWAS region other than Nigeria? and, which other major militarily competent countries is affected enough to lead the operation in Africa apart from Nigeria? Do u know the first two mission commanders of UNMISUD (UN Mission in Sudan)? Maj. Gen. Okonkwo (NA) and Lt Gen. Martin Luther Agwai (NA). by your line, one would expect Gen. Ali Mohammed of Egyptian Army or Gen Julius Muleke of Ethopian Army, isnt it?

Al Quaeda has 2 major hot spots in Africa, Somalia and Mali. UN, EU, AU, NATO and other major alliances r battling Al Shabab in Somalia because of how d local problem has created internatinal shipping problems due to security risks in Gulf of Aden. Hope u know also that it is entrance to d busiest sea gateway in d world - Suez Canal. Do u know d international political c.u.m economic effect of stifling a gateway? Ask Nasser of Egypy when he blocked it during d Yom Kippur War.

FRom above, Mali is an infestation dt must not be allowed to spread. unlike Somalia, it is in a region of mainly unstable and semi-stable nations. with little effort, u will end up having a Sahara belt of unstable region. only little time more will make the relatively more stable ones like Nigeria, Ghana, Benin, Togo and others to collapse into d cesspit of evil. Now u have d impending big picture. by the way, do u know how long it took the rogues to take over the vast swath of northern Mali? No, ...not years, ...just a matter of days!

Nigeria isn't just playing a big brother here, but standing in to her role in time of necessity. Did I hear u say Big Brother role hasn't benefitted Nigeria? My friend, u must b joking. The squabbles with Nigeria isn't a challenge of authority, but fear of total dominance. Do u know who represents African in the UN security council after a rigorous campain and politricking? ...or do u think they just allowed us on some concessionary ground? I will understand if u say that we haven't made the maximum benefit from it, but as bad as it is, when Nigeria sneezes, West Africa catches cold, and the other African nations quickly bring out their "baba blue". Otherwise, ask South Africa after two major diplomatic slaps dis year alone.

My brother, i can go on and on and on, but one thing i will like to establish is that Nigeria might be many things, but its not for ordinary that other need to form "gangs" to b able to oppose us.

Peace bro

secondly, it's not just a foreign policy matter, but a real and imminent threat; a cancer; an infestation; a syndrome that if it dare goes unchecked, will grow, consume other nations around and look us right in d eyes to eat us up. it's a war u either fight abroad now and likely win, or fight in ur home later and likely perish.

Which "more militarily superior" country is to act the "head man" in ECOWAS region other than Nigeria? and, which other major militarily competent countries is affected enough to lead the operation in Africa apart from Nigeria? Do u know the first two mission commanders of UNMISUD (UN Mission in Sudan)? Maj. Gen. Okonkwo (NA) and Lt Gen. Martin Luther Agwai (NA). by your line, one would expect Gen. Ali Mohammed of Egyptian Army or Gen Julius Muleke of Ethopian Army, isnt it?

Which "more militarily superior" country is to act the "head man" in ECOWAS region other than Nigeria?