tbaba1234:

What bigotry?? The only bigotry came from your likes.

And i stand by whatever i said..

hide your face in shame. You're not even meant to comment on this thread, after saying all those trash about NA comiting atrocities and also supporting dat nedege urgly biatch aljazeera rubbish interview

Very good news.

Over to you Buhari and Friends for comment.

Truth hurts.

slimmy05: hide your face in shame. You're not even meant to comment on this thread, after saying all those trash about NA comiting atrocities and also supporting dat nedege urgly biatch aljazeera rubbish interview

Mr man, I have nothing to hide from..

If the military has committed crimes against civilians and people hide under the veil of patriotism instead of trying to get to the bottom of the issue, who really has to be ashamed.

I supported the SOE but it has to be done professionally to avoid mass civilian casualities.

tbaba1234:

Mr man, I have nothing to hide from..

If the military has committed crimes against civilians and people hide under the veil of patriotism instead of trying to get to the bottom of the issue, who really has to be ashamed.

I supported the SOE but it has to be done professionally to avoid mass civilian casualities.

don't try to act innocent. You're so biased. Don't try to paint yourself sait. You're only selfcentred abt the muslims, you never comment about those the boko harams have slained, with your long quiran epistle which to me is not logical, you never condemned their activities

^Rant!!

Commendable I must say, at least it shows the JTF is winning the war and laid bare the spurious claims by Aljazeera that large numbers of civilians have been caught in the cross-fire.

Bashirfuntua: shut off you must be idiot fool of you, you're abusing the best president of your nation aledey mumu

This is why quota system is very bad...SMH!

This Kolade guy seems to be doing a good job. kudo's to JTF and Jona. I know last pope will get mighty headed when he sees this. SMH. Better late than never

tunjidj3: thank God nigeria is winning the battle against evil one who believe killing will make them inerit what does not belong to them ,GOD IS THE OWNER OF THE WORLD NOT DEVIL.they should go down the history all agent of the devil always perish with there sword while devil there master happy after they perish for populating his kingdom HELL FIRE. UP JONATHAN , UP JTF ,UP PDP FOR GOOD PARTY DECISION ,UP FEDERAL REPUPLIC OF NIGERIA

For God's sake what type of morons are our universities turning out? We turn out grsduates that cannot connect history. For God's sake who first killed the BH leader in cold blood? All you fools kept quiet and never bothered to do as little as discuss it simply because you think it is the problem of the North. The same thing happened in Plateau state when our womderful press covered only one side of the story and never cared abt what happened to the other side whose people were also being murdered in cold blood until the whole thing went haywire. You may like what is happening, you may like the temporary peace that will come out of this exercise; you may not care what happens to the Hausa-fulanis (afterall they are muslims) but i bet you, this injustice may signal an end to the rxistence of this country. Meanehile, there is supposed to be a plan for amnesty for which a committee has been constituted; what is bothering us is how this committee is going to function in the face of all these bombardments by the military. We should not forget that just recently, the military shut down a section of Platrau state looking for armed Fulani herdsmen: has there been any change? Let us learn from what transpired bw the Beroms and the Fulanis, who, after fighting for so long with each side suffering severe casualties, finally agreed to dialogue and give peace a chance. The area is relatively calm today. We must pursue amnesty for these guys, not only to who they are and why they have taken up arms agaist the state, but also to use it as an opportunity to apologise for our wrong. However, those who suffered losses as a result of this avoidable insurgency must be properly and adequately compensated. This is the only way we can learn from the ills of the past which will serve as catalyst for dealing with similar cases of injustice like the Odi and Zaki Biam massacres. Long live the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

olawalemanog:

For God's sake what type of morons are our universities turning out? Wr turn out grsduates that cannot connect history. For God's sake who first killed the BH leader in cold blood? All you fools kept quiet and never bothered to do as little as discuss it simply because you think it is the promblem of the North. The same thing happens in Plateau state when our womderful press covered only one side of the story and never cared abt what happened to the other side that werr also being murdered in vold blood until the wholevthing went haywire. You may likr what is happening, you may like the temporary peace that will come out of this exercise; you may not care what happens to the Hausa-fulanis (afterall they are muslims) but i bet you, this injustice may signal the end of this country. Meanehile, there is supposed to be a plan for amnesty for which a committee has been constituted; what is bothering us is how this committee is going to function in the face of all these bombardments by the military. We should not forget that just recently, the military shut down a section of Platrau state looking for Fulani herdsmen: has thete bern any change? Let us learn from what transpired bw the Beroms and the Fulani, who after fighting for so long with each side suffering severe casualties, finally agreed to dialogue and give prace a chance. The area is relatively calm today. We must pursue amnesty for these guys, not only to eho they are and why they have taken up atms agaidt the state, but also to use it as an opportunity to apologise for our wrong. However, those who suffered losses as a result of this of this insurgency must be properly and adewuately compensated. This is the only way we can learn of the ills of the past which will serve as catalyst for dealing with similar cases of injustice like the Odi and Zaki Biam massacres. Long live the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

so unfortunate your the fooolish foooll here. Such a dumb comment coming from a stack illiterate like you. You don't even know anything, empty skull

kudos to the nigerian army, for a job well don, my guys way day pass out from depot on friday, na dere una day go o

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someone should show this clip to shymexx....
i remember him saying boko haram can't be reached as they are ghosts!

olawalemanog:

For God's sake what type of morons are our universities turning out? We turn out grsduates that cannot connect history. For God's sake who first killed the BH leader in cold blood? All you fools kept quiet and never bothered to do as little as discuss it simply because you think it is the problem of the North. The same thing happened in Plateau state when our womderful press covered only one side of the story and never cared abt what happened to the other side whose people were also being murdered in cold blood until the whole thing went haywire. You may like what is happening, you may like the temporary peace that will come out of this exercise; you may not care what happens to the Hausa-fulanis (afterall they are muslims) but i bet you, this injustice may signal an end to the rxistence of this country. Meanehile, there is supposed to be a plan for amnesty for which a committee has been constituted; what is bothering us is how this committee is going to function in the face of all these bombardments by the military. We should not forget that just recently, the military shut down a section of Platrau state looking for armed Fulani herdsmen: has there been any change? Let us learn from what transpired bw the Beroms and the Fulanis, who, after fighting for so long with each side suffering severe casualties, finally agreed to dialogue and give peace a chance. The area is relatively calm today. We must pursue amnesty for these guys, not only to who they are and why they have taken up arms agaist the state, but also to use it as an opportunity to apologise for our wrong. However, those who suffered losses as a result of this avoidable insurgency must be properly and adequately compensated. This is the only way we can learn from the ills of the past which will serve as catalyst for dealing with similar cases of injustice like the Odi and Zaki Biam massacres. Long live the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

So u guys are now broke.. U think amnesty is the quick way out abi.. Thunder fire your future!

olawalemanog:

For God's sake what type of morons are our universities turning out? We turn out grsduates that cannot connect history. For God's sake who first killed the BH leader in cold blood? All you fools kept quiet and never bothered to do as little as discuss it simply because you think it is the problem of the North. The same thing happened in Plateau state when our womderful press covered only one side of the story and never cared abt what happened to the other side whose people were also being murdered in cold blood until the whole thing went haywire. You may like what is happening, you may like the temporary peace that will come out of this exercise; you may not care what happens to the Hausa-fulanis (afterall they are muslims) but i bet you, this injustice may signal an end to the rxistence of this country. Meanehile, there is supposed to be a plan for amnesty for which a committee has been constituted; what is bothering us is how this committee is going to function in the face of all these bombardments by the military. We should not forget that just recently, the military shut down a section of Platrau state looking for armed Fulani herdsmen: has there been any change? Let us learn from what transpired bw the Beroms and the Fulanis, who, after fighting for so long with each side suffering severe casualties, finally agreed to dialogue and give peace a chance. The area is relatively calm today. We must pursue amnesty for these guys, not only to who they are and why they have taken up arms agaist the state, but also to use it as an opportunity to apologise for our wrong. However, those who suffered losses as a result of this avoidable insurgency must be properly and adequately compensated. This is the only way we can learn from the ills of the past which will serve as catalyst for dealing with similar cases of injustice like the Odi and Zaki Biam massacres. Long live the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

as a yoruba muslim you are, you av allowed the teachings and reasonings of your arab masters to take over your judgements. are you painting bh as the innocent ones in this picture? Let me tell you that the innocents are your BROTHERS which bh have cowardly killed and miamed just to get a message to the govt...change your clouded mentality from that of an islamic extremist to a patriotic citizen of this country.

olawalemanog:

For God's sake what type of morons are our universities turning out? We turn out grsduates that cannot connect history. For God's sake who first killed the BH leader in cold blood? All you fools kept quiet and never bothered to do as little as discuss it simply because you think it is the problem of the North.

How nice of you to forget the fact that BH leader was killed after his group went on a killing spree in Bauchi, they killed 100s of people in cold blood for no reason whatsoever. That was how it started, the govt didn't just wake up one morning and decided to kill him, but yhe likes of you will conveniently ignore that. The number of typo errors in your post shows how angry you were while typing that and it says a lot about you. You are obviously a BH sympathizer. Give them amnesty for what? What exactly are they fighting for? Offering them amnesty was a big mistake by the govt and BH were foolish enough to reject it. See a stupid northerner talking about Nigeria dividing, who will lose? What does the country gain from you guys? Nonsense.

olawalemanog:

For God's sake what type of morons are our universities turning out? We turn out grsduates that cannot connect history. For God's sake who first killed the BH leader in cold blood? All you fools kept quiet and never bothered to do as little as discuss it simply because you think it is the problem of the North.

How nice of you to forget the fact that BH leader was killed after his group went on a killing spree in Bauchi, they killed 100s of people in cold blood for no reason whatsoever. That was how it started, the govt didn't just wake up one morning and decided to kill him, but yhe likes of you will conveniently ignore that. The number of typo errors in your post shows how angry you were while typing that and it says a lot about you. You are obviously a BH sympathizer. Give them amnesty for what? What exactly are they fighting for? Offering them amnesty was a big mistake by the govt and BH were foolish enough to reject it. See a stupîd northerner talking about Nigeria dividing, who will lose? What does the country gain from you guys? Nonsense.

Aljazeera should bury its head in shame. Our local tv stations should spread their tentacles to many nations and help to tell our story rather than allowing these foreign stations to do that. These foreign stations, like CNN, Aljazeera, are only interested in propagating falsehood and painting us in bad light..."God don catch them"...sympathisers of Boko haram

olawalemanog:

For God's sake what type of morons are our universities turning out? We turn out grsduates that cannot connect history. For God's sake who first killed the BH leader in cold blood? All you fools kept quiet and never bothered to do as little as discuss it simply because you think it is the problem of the North. The same thing happened in Plateau state when our womderful press covered only one side of the story and never cared abt what happened to the other side whose people were also being murdered in cold blood until the whole thing went haywire. You may like what is happening, you may like the temporary peace that will come out of this exercise; you may not care what happens to the Hausa-fulanis (afterall they are muslims) but i bet you, this injustice may signal an end to the rxistence of this country. Meanehile, there is supposed to be a plan for amnesty for which a committee has been constituted; what is bothering us is how this committee is going to function in the face of all these bombardments by the military. We should not forget that just recently, the military shut down a section of Platrau state looking for armed Fulani herdsmen: has there been any change? Let us learn from what transpired bw the Beroms and the Fulanis, who, after fighting for so long with each side suffering severe casualties, finally agreed to dialogue and give peace a chance. The area is relatively calm today. We must pursue amnesty for these guys, not only to who they are and why they have taken up arms agaist the state, but also to use it as an opportunity to apologise for our wrong. However, those who suffered losses as a result of this avoidable insurgency must be properly and adequately compensated. This is the only way we can learn from the ills of the past which will serve as catalyst for dealing with similar cases of injustice like the Odi and Zaki Biam massacres. Long live the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

My friend, in as much that it is a pity that we are in this sorry state, i totally disagree with you on your opinion quoted above.

Take time out to find out their demand, the type of people they are and their mindset and come back to tell us what you discover?

coogar:

someone should show this clip to shymexx....
i remember him saying boko haram can't be reached as they are ghosts!

Bruv., it's reminiscent of George Bush's "2003 Mission Accomplished speech" in Iraq.

We all know what happened after that.

Time will tell.

ShyM-X:

Bruv., it's reminiscent of George Bush's "2003 Mission Accomplished speech" in Iraq.

We all know what happened after that.
Time will tell.

time has told already!
boko haram are done and dusted in borno. they might emerge in ebonyi tomorrow but their days in the sun are finally over in borno state!

coogar:

time has told already!
boko haram are done and dusted in borno. they might emerge in ebonyi tomorrow but their days in the sun are finally over in borno state!

However, "their days" were also over when former president executed all the crude boko haramites and their leader in the same Borno. But we all know what happened after that.

With the publicity they have given those blood su.cking vampires - I won't be surprised if they come back more sophisticated and unleash worse terrors in the nearest future. And now that the international community is involved - it's going to get scarier, to be honest. I can bet my last ps on it that some intelligence agencies are probably working covertly with them now(that's if they weren't doing that in the past).

ShyM-X:


However, "their days" were also over when former president executed all the crude boko haramites and their leader in the same Borno. But we all know what happened after that.

With the publicity they have given those blood su.cking vampires - I won't be surprised if they come back more sophisticated and unleash worse terrors in the nearest future. And now that the international community is involved - it's going to get scarier, to be honest. I can bet my last ps on it that some intelligence agencies are probably working covertly with them now(that's if they weren't doing that in the past).

state of emergency has never been declared cos of BH in the past. it was basically the state government playing checkers with BH. this operation is quite different and it's the reason it was successful!

shymexx, give up....BH lost!

olawalemanog:

For God's sake what type of morons are our universities turning out? We turn out grsduates that cannot connect history. For God's sake who first killed the BH leader in cold blood? All you fools kept quiet and never bothered to do as little as discuss it simply because you think it is the problem of the North. The same thing happened in Plateau state when our womderful press covered only one side of the story and never cared abt what happened to the other side whose people were also being murdered in cold blood until the whole thing went haywire. You may like what is happening, you may like the temporary peace that will come out of this exercise; you may not care what happens to the Hausa-fulanis (afterall they are muslims) but i bet you, this injustice may signal an end to the rxistence of this country. Meanehile, there is supposed to be a plan for amnesty for which a committee has been constituted; what is bothering us is how this committee is going to function in the face of all these bombardments by the military. We should not forget that just recently, the military shut down a section of Platrau state looking for armed Fulani herdsmen: has there been any change? Let us learn from what transpired bw the Beroms and the Fulanis, who, after fighting for so long with each side suffering severe casualties, finally agreed to dialogue and give peace a chance. The area is relatively calm today. We must pursue amnesty for these guys, not only to who they are and why they have taken up arms agaist the state, but also to use it as an opportunity to apologise for our wrong. However, those who suffered losses as a result of this avoidable insurgency must be properly and adequately compensated. This is the only way we can learn from the ills of the past which will serve as catalyst for dealing with similar cases of injustice like the Odi and Zaki Biam massacres. Long live the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Really?
When they were killing people for no reason, it wasn't injustice but justice eh? The same amnesty that they rejected and instead claimed that they're the ones to grant Nigeria amnesty. Which wrong? So they haven't wronged Nigerians as a whole? Finally, at the first bold-ed, before you insult someone, look in the mirror.

The leader of extremist group, Boko Haram, Abubakar Shekau has claimed in a statement that his group had “not committed any wrong to deserve amnesty.”

“Surprisingly, the Nigerian government is talking about granting us amnesty. What wrong have we done? On the contrary, it is we that should grant you pardon,” he said, listing what he described as the state’s “atrocities” against Muslims.

The Hausa language audio recording was distributed by email in a manner consistent with previous Boko Haram messages, and the voice was similar to that of previous Shekau statements.

President Goodluck Jonathan last week formed a panel to look at the possibility of offering an amnesty deal to the Islamists, whose insurgency has left more than 3 000 people dead since 2009, including killings by the military Joint Task Force (JTF).

Some northern religious and political leaders have been urging President Jonathan to grant an amnesty to members of Boko Haram as they say the army’s response to the insurgency is not bringing peace.

In 2009, former President Umar Musa Yar Adua granted an amnesty to thousands of militants wreaking havoc in the oil-rich Niger Delta in the south.
The violence fell dramatically but there are worrying warnings of further unrest in the Delta, analysts say.

http://www.channelstv.com/home/2013/04/11/weve-committed-no-wrong-to-deserve-amnesty-boko-haram/

toluleke: what he should have done since after killing over 5,000 people, he saw he is loosing his bid for 2015 now taking actions...thank GOD he did..yar'dua fast pass am with decision...JONATHAN..should learn a president must be FAST at DECISION,FIRM at his DECISION,PLAIN with it..that what other parties are playing on...

na u sabi dont move dont wait. Which 1 u dey? Na ur type b BH

coogar:
state of emergency has never been declared cos of BH in the past. it was basically the state government playing checkers with BH. this operation is quite different and it's the reason it was successful!

shymexx, give up....BH lost!

It's not about winning or losing - it's about if ideological and guerrilla warfare can be crushed by using conventional means. It has never happened before; and I doubt if this is going to be different. That's the honest truth.

Time will tell - and I shall remind you.

olawalemanog:

For God's sake what type of morons are our universities turning out? We turn out grsduates that cannot connect history. For God's sake who first killed the BH leader in cold blood? All you fools kept quiet and never bothered to do as little as discuss it simply because you think it is the problem of the North. The same thing happened in Plateau state when our womderful press covered only one side of the story and never cared abt what happened to the other side whose people were also being murdered in cold blood until the whole thing went haywire. You may like what is happening, you may like the temporary peace that will come out of this exercise; you may not care what happens to the Hausa-fulanis (afterall they are muslims) but i bet you, this injustice may signal an end to the rxistence of this country. Meanehile, there is supposed to be a plan for amnesty for which a committee has been constituted; what is bothering us is how this committee is going to function in the face of all these bombardments by the military. We should not forget that just recently, the military shut down a section of Platrau state looking for armed Fulani herdsmen: has there been any change? Let us learn from what transpired bw the Beroms and the Fulanis, who, after fighting for so long with each side suffering severe casualties, finally agreed to dialogue and give peace a chance. The area is relatively calm today. We must pursue amnesty for these guys, not only to who they are and why they have taken up arms agaist the state, but also to use it as an opportunity to apologise for our wrong. However, those who suffered losses as a result of this avoidable insurgency must be properly and adequately compensated. This is the only way we can learn from the ills of the past which will serve as catalyst for dealing with similar cases of injustice like the Odi and Zaki Biam massacres. Long live the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Guy you funny sha.'What type of mor0ns are our universities turning out'you say?And then you go ahead to write this drivel with all the spelling errors (which of course you'd blame on your phone or come up with some other lame excuse).Not to mention the complete jumbled up,incoherent manner you chose to put forth your argument without a single paragraph.Your entire write up can be broken down into 2 or 3 paragraphs.
In any event,after struggling to read your piece,I dare say your argument is useless.Thus,if anyone should bear 'mor0n' as a middle name,it should be you.Just saying

toluleke: what he should have done since after killing over 5,000 people, he saw he is loosing his bid for 2015 now taking actions...thank GOD he did..yar'dua fast pass am with decision...JONATHAN..should learn a president must be FAST at DECISION,FIRM at his DECISION,PLAIN with it..that what other parties are playing on...

victory and peace is no small feat, some expensive prize would have to be paid. sometimes we have Unfortunately, these killed civilians are part of the price

ATM-CARD:
.May Tinubu,Buhari,Arewa,NEF & d whole of Arabic People's Congress(APC) neva c peace n always b pieces in their lyfz.IJN.AMEN.

Good Christian
Congrats.
This will certainly improve your chances of becoming a Pastor!

Feraz: Really?
When they were killing people for no reason, it wasn't injustice but justice eh? The same amnesty that they rejected and instead claimed that they're the ones to grant Nigeria amnesty. Which wrong? So they haven't wronged Nigerians as a whole? Finally, at the first bold-ed, before you insult someone, look in the mirror.
http://www.channelstv.com/home/2013/04/11/weve-committed-no-wrong-to-deserve-amnesty-boko-haram/

You cannot have it both ways
You guys have been saying -
kill them all
Soldiers should use them as target practice etc
The Northerners have been abetting BH
So if they supported BH all along, how come they are happy that the soldiers have come to their rescue?

Nobody sane person would reject the killing of criminals. The fear has always been that innocent people would be killed
That is the truth. Whenever things like these occur, the crimials leave first and leave innocents behind

If Jonathan wss sure that innocent people were killed by the military in his home state (Odi invasion)
why do we pretend that innocent people are not now in the line of fire from the same military in the North?

domcarez: Where are those senseless and pathetic ACN/CPC supporters? Am sure they are all hiding their heads in shame, all those ACN/CPC goons shud continue to allow Buhari and Tinubu feed them with propaganda,useless pple, kudos to the Nigerian Military for a job well done.

ure obviously the one fooling urself.
GEJ was too sluggish about taking decisions and thats FINAL.Fact is that his govt held no hope 4 Nigeria and so,u cant blame his critics.But now that he's decided to do things the right way,every patriotic citizen should be ready to back him up.

thelastPope:

This is why quota system is very bad...SMH!

without quota system, Jonathan would not have got there!
How would he have? By population, performance, charisma?
How?

You remember that Shagari defeated both Awo and Zik two times?

BetaThings:

without quota system, Jonathan would not have got there!
How would he have? By population, performance, charisma?
How?

You remember that Shagari defeated both Awo and Zik two times?

Then so be it.
If the abolition of quota system would mean GEJ won't get to power,though painful, it remains an acceptable loss.
I hope quota system would be completely abolished in every sphere of Nigeria's economy and not just in the political system,only then will we move forward.
The likes of hausa-fulani illiterates will be kicked out of critical sectors of the economy if meritocracy is restored.