Xavier's:
More......

killuminati: Omo see enough Akara for inside that bag....na to buy bread bi dat oh

aminubako: Rusted weapons

Solozzo:

E be like say hunger dey fire your belle...sorry o! Go chop Akara na

aminubako: Rusted weapons

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val_dee: Were they used in the Biafran war?

ebamma 3: didn't u see those coolers, the wanted to put it in their fridge to chill so that the can [b]eat us [/b]with it

Okija juju:



Very good analysis..

The guns are definitely gone. Maybe with some cleaning, polishing and tinkering, some can be salvaged. The explosives however are all inactive. The grenades have no pins, the land mines have no pins either. Those tank shells still look like live rounds sha.

ifefrost: How would a clean cooler come out of the dirty ground in good condition with it's content looking rusted. This looks suspicious...

PEN_MIGHT: Were the ammunitions buried inside the coolers or the JTF packaged them after unearthing them?

Why are the weapons looking rusty and d coolers showing no sign of ageing?

One can tell by the design of the coolers that they are modern ones.But this goes contrary to the years of passage on the weapons given their looks?

The Coolers are meant to be air-tight, so why are the content looking so rusty like it has always been exposed?

Plastic takes several years to decompose. Taken. But shouldn't be at least colour fading- the coolers still looks sparkling.

Just curious....someone might just be eyeing Amigo and Wonderland? Who knows....?

Rafidi :
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nairaland should be renamed "rumor land".

for the fact that these men underneath whose house weapons were found are Lebanese and possibly Shia Muslims (not Sunnis like Boko Haram;in fact book haram is extremist sunni also referred to as salafists or Wahhabis) does not mean the compound is a "Hezbollah compound".how did these rumor mongers confirm the link between the men and Hezbollah? I don't see Hezbollah doing anything in northern Nigeria,for the mere fact that most northerners are sunnis.some would say what about relations between shia iran and Hezbollah with sunni hamas? hamas is sunni but not salafist/Wahhabi like boko haram and all alqaeda (shia hating takfiri) cells.also hamas is fighting Israeli Zionist occupation of palestinian land,and not going about boming places of worship where the Shia or Christians gather.recently when hamas started backing the so called "Syrian revolution" and helping western backed salafist/Wahhabi terrorists disguised as rebels fighting the Syrian government,both iran and Hezbollah have lowered their ties with hamas.presently relations between the two camps are not as before. if this house was in zaria,i could have suspected a link between Hezbollah and the shia Islamic movement of sheikh zakzaky.the only reason why the word "Hezbollah" appears in the news is to make it dramatic and exaggerate the find.its like killing two birds with one stone by giving credit to the Nigerian security officials and also pleasing Israel which detests Hezbollah,which pushed Israel to defeat in the 2006 Lebanon war.we want our security bodies to get hold of boko haram.we need tangible results to safeguard the lives of Nigerians against those who have been killing Nigerians,namely the salafist/Wahhabi boko haram.trying to tarnish the image of the Shia Muslims,and particularly Hezbollah and iran to please the west or the sunni Wahhabi countries like Saudi Arabia is of no good to Nigeria.this should stop.i am talking because I am a peace-loving Shia Muslim.not once can anyone point out a Shia Muslim conducting a suicide bombing in a church or sunni mosque to kill innocent civilians/worshippers,because that is not part of the shia Islamic doctrine,but part of salafism/wahhabism and their takfiri brand of islam.

as for what is paraded as weapons found,these are clearly old weapons.yes weapons were found,but in what state and condition and where? I heard from someone in kano that the Lebanese man bought the house not knowing the weapons were kept underneath.these weapons have been under that house either since the biafran war or the military rule.

it would have been enough to arrest the owner of the house and do thorough investigation without blowing grammar and using big words to express unfounded claims.to a very large extent the Lebanese are business minded people who are mostly after making their living and getting money.they are into the culture of business and money making.one can perhaps compare them to the igbos in Nigeria and their sense for business.it is unfair to tarnish the reputation of others and making claims,when we know well the slogan of "innocent until proven guilty".let us assume the british authorities would have dramatized the incident in which a Nigerian beheaded a Briton to say Michael adeboloja is a "boko haram member" or even say an "SSS member",since Hezbollah in Lebanon is recognized as an official body and representative of the Lebanese people..that would have been utterly ridiculous and amateurish.

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thoth: I find this hard to believe, this is another ploy to throw out another ally against USA created BOKO HARAM. Since the Hezbolla Guyus started fighting AL-Qaida in Syria the US and his allies has been trying to paint them black, what would hezbolla be doing in West Africa of all places, i think the ignorance of nigerians anything that sounds arab is immidiately classified as a terrorist organization.
I sincerely believe that this is that same kind of Operation Carried out against the Iranians on Africa to isolate Iran from nations like nigeria and make it look like they are sponsors of terrorism. They are now doing the same to hezbollah. Look at those weapons and tell if it is even usuable, the grenades has no pins and the rifles are all rusty, who will fight with these.

i want any body who has used a weapon on the front lines to tell us what ordinary dust can do to your gun talk less of this kind of rust.
Nobody should belive this ploy, Nigerian military,police,Media and Government has been hijacked by the evil Imperialist West and the opinions of the people is thoroughly and freely manipulated.

Rafidi :
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nairaland should be renamed "rumor land".

for the fact that these men underneath whose house weapons were found are Lebanese and possibly Shia Muslims (not Sunnis like Boko Haram;in fact book haram is extremist sunni also referred to as salafists or Wahhabis) does not mean the compound is a "Hezbollah compound".how did these rumor mongers confirm the link between the men and Hezbollah? I don't see Hezbollah doing anything in northern Nigeria,for the mere fact that most northerners are sunnis.some would say what about relations between shia iran and Hezbollah with sunni hamas? hamas is sunni but not salafist/Wahhabi like boko haram and all alqaeda (shia hating takfiri) cells.also hamas is fighting Israeli Zionist occupation of palestinian land,and not going about boming places of worship where the Shia or Christians gather.recently when hamas started backing the so called "Syrian revolution" and helping western backed salafist/Wahhabi terrorists disguised as rebels fighting the Syrian government,both iran and Hezbollah have lowered their ties with hamas.presently relations between the two camps are not as before. if this house was in zaria,i could have suspected a link between Hezbollah and the shia Islamic movement of sheikh zakzaky.the only reason why the word "Hezbollah" appears in the news is to make it dramatic and exaggerate the find.its like killing two birds with one stone by giving credit to the Nigerian security officials and also pleasing Israel which detests Hezbollah,which pushed Israel to defeat in the 2006 Lebanon war.we want our security bodies to get hold of boko haram.we need tangible results to safeguard the lives of Nigerians against those who have been killing Nigerians,namely the salafist/Wahhabi boko haram.trying to tarnish the image of the Shia Muslims,and particularly Hezbollah and iran to please the west or the sunni Wahhabi countries like Saudi Arabia is of no good to Nigeria.this should stop.i am talking because I am a peace-loving Shia Muslim.not once can anyone point out a Shia Muslim conducting a suicide bombing in a church or sunni mosque to kill innocent civilians/worshippers,because that is not part of the shia Islamic doctrine,but part of salafism/wahhabism and their takfiri brand of islam.

as for what is paraded as weapons found,these are clearly old weapons.yes weapons were found,but in what state and condition and where? I heard from someone in kano that the Lebanese man bought the house not knowing the weapons were kept underneath.these weapons have been under that house either since the biafran war or the military rule.

it would have been enough to arrest the owner of the house and do thorough investigation without blowing grammar and using big words to express unfounded claims.to a very large extent the Lebanese are business minded people who are mostly after making their living and getting money.they are into the culture of business and money making.one can perhaps compare them to the igbos in Nigeria and their sense for business.it is unfair to tarnish the reputation of others and making claims,when we know well the slogan of "innocent until proven guilty".let us assume the british authorities would have dramatized the incident in which a Nigerian beheaded a Briton to say Michael adeboloja is a "boko haram member" or even say an "SSS member",since Hezbollah in Lebanon is recognized as an official body and representative of the Lebanese people..that would have been utterly ridiculous and amateurish.

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Policewoman: The weapons are mostly rusted and useless. Especially the AK's and their magazines. Probably stockpiled there by some people planning a coup de tat in the past.