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| Death Of Shekau: Misplaced Priorities On NL Politics Section by Nobody: 8:05pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
I am shocked as to why and how the thread below did not make front page on NL https://www.nairaland.com/1811369/fellow-nigerians-abubakar-shekau-dead-graphic The thread in question proved CONCLUSIVELY, for the FIRST TIME, the death of the leader of the cowardly Boko Haram terrorist group. This is a group that has, through mindless bombings and gun attacks, sent thousands of Nigerians to their early graves in the last few years. This is a group that has waged a senseless war on the Nigerian people and the Nigerian state, killing, maiming, looting, and kidnapping at will. This is a group that has been described by some propagandists as better armed, better motivated than the Nigerian military; as having an upper-hand in the ongoing war; or worst still, as invisible. The leader and the FACE of the evil and atrocious Boko Haram terrorist group is Abubakar Shekau. The US, that has been fighting terrorism for decades, understood the psychology of taking out the leadership of terrorists organisations when it placed bounties on the leadership of Boko Haram, including $7m bounty on Shekau. When the US captured and killed the leader of Al Queda, Osama Bin Laden, few years back, the whole world stood still and there was massive celebration in the US. The celebration did not mark the end of terrorism but it was a pyschological tonic for victims of terrorist attacks and most importantly, it demoralized the terrorist group and boosted the morale of those battling the terrorists on ground. Yes, the killing of Shekau was not as dramatic as that of Osama. Yes, there was some uncertainty initially. Yes, even the Nigeria military was not hundred percent sure initially. But the SSS, through Marilyn Ogar, has since confirmed that Shekau is truely dead. But most importantly, a Nlander has now shown CONCLUSIVELY that Marilyn Ogar was right and that Shekau is DEAD. Indeed, thank God for the Nlander that created that thread, otherwise we would have remained a nation of 160 million dumb and mumu people. When our SSS told us that Shekau was dead, we did not believe them. The traditional and social media and the society at large still went on and on about Shekau video released every now and then to claim responsibility for terrorist attacks. The international media (AFP and co), sensing our MUMUness, continued to bombard us with Shekau's video every now and then, which suspiciously, they'r always the first to "lay their hands on it". And when we doubted our SSS, what did we do? None of the 160 million people could investigate the matter privately? Thank God for the Nlander who came to the rescue of all of us. Shouldn't we celebrate the confirmation of the death of the NUMBER ONE enemy of Nigerians? Shouldn't we celebrate the death of the man many Nigerians have cursed and prayed for his death even here on NL? Shouldn't we broadcast the death of Shekau to the high heavens? Shouldn't we celebrate this crucial psychological victory over Boko Haram? Shouldn't we celebrate the feat of our men in uniform who fatally wounded Shekau in the first place? Shouldn't we celebrate the fact that it took us only 4 years to take out Shekau unlike the US that spent 10 years trying to take out Osama? And why not? And for those who try to diminish the significance of the death of Shekau, if it was not that significant, why did the terrorist group and their foreign collaborators look for Shekau's look like to continue to act as Shekau? Why was it so important to get at an impostor, which I assume most have been done with the help of their foreign collaborators? I think we, both citizens and govt, have to get our priorities right in this nation. First, the thread on the death of Shekau deserves a place on the front page of NL. I think that is the MOST IMPORTANT thread created on NL so far this year. Secondly, we must celebrate the confirmation of the death of Shekau and that celebration should begin on NL and spread to other Nigerian media outlets. Thirdly, when AFP and other foreign media come with their next Shekau video, we must make it clear to them that we now know that Shekau is DEAD and that the man in their video is an IMPOSTOR. As a country, we'r currently waging a war on terrorism. And in this war, everything and every victory counts. The govt, security agencies, citizens and the media must contribute their quota in this war. NL must do its bit. You and I must do our bits too. Spread the good news! Death to Boko Haram and all their sympathisers/collaborators! God bless the federal republic of Nigeria! 7 Likes |
| Re: Death Of Shekau: Misplaced Priorities On NL Politics Section by vedd: 8:16pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
The chief propagandist is here! We wish this govt can be trusted. But they have been known for telling lies and misleading the people. 3 Likes
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| Re: Death Of Shekau: Misplaced Priorities On NL Politics Section by Tolexander: 8:36pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
Gibberish and balderdash as usual! Celebrated the arrest and killing of Abu Qaqa, terrorism no end! Kabiru Sokoto was arrested and imprisoned, nothing stopped about national terrorism. Dem talk am say dem kill Abubakar Shekau, kidnapping and bomb blasting still increase day by day! Someone is now here telling me to be happy about the 'killed' Shekau when millions of shekau can germinate overnight! 1 Like |
| Re: Death Of Shekau: Misplaced Priorities On NL Politics Section by Nobody: 8:38pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
vedd: The chief propagandist is here!Have you gone thru the thread in question? You can click on it. It doesn't bite 1 Like |
| Re: Death Of Shekau: Misplaced Priorities On NL Politics Section by publisher(m): 8:42pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
@OP i honestly feel the same way too. There's really a conspiracy to keep Shekau alive;this explains the intensity of Boko Haram attacks,because a lull would have convinced all that Shekau was truly dead. The Nigerian government did not want to dwell on Shekau death because they know he was just a mere poster boy for the sect. The real Boko Haram sponsors are right here in Abuja..with support from certain western interests. i suspect France. I repeat, I suspect France... 1 Like |
| Re: Death Of Shekau: Misplaced Priorities On NL Politics Section by Nobody: 8:42pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
Tolexander: Gibberish and balderdash as usual!We dont expect APC sympathisers to celebrate the death of Shekau. If the death of Shekau was inconsequential, why was it very important for Boko Haram and its collaborators, including leaders of APC, to get an impostor? Whether you like it or not, the fact is that your friend Shekau is dead. The media should stop feeding us with lies. The man in the latest Boko Haram videos is an impostor. That is a fact. That is the TRUTH. 7 Likes |
| Re: Death Of Shekau: Misplaced Priorities On NL Politics Section by publisher(m): 8:44pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
Tolexander: Gibberish and balderdash as usual! Are you not happy that since the death of Abu Qaqa, Boko Haram stopped sending all those annoying emails and phone threats? Or have you forgotten? |
| Re: Death Of Shekau: Misplaced Priorities On NL Politics Section by bloodykiller: 8:54pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
hahaha he is back my politics section mentor |
| Re: Death Of Shekau: Misplaced Priorities On NL Politics Section by Nobody: 9:01pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
The veterinay doc is back! I hope you came back nake.d 'cos this section is way hotter than it was before you got banned  |
| Re: Death Of Shekau: Misplaced Priorities On NL Politics Section by Nobody: 9:04pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
publisher:Do you expect supporters of the opposition to be happy with the decimation of Boko Haram? Haven't you noticed that APC e-warriors celebrate every successful Boko Haram attack? They see it as opportunity to abuse the president they hate so much. 5 Likes |
| Re: Death Of Shekau: Misplaced Priorities On NL Politics Section by Tolexander: 9:05pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
Sincere9gerian:August 2013, Abubakar Shekau was reported to have been killed as a result of a mortal gunshot he sustained. These are the evils perpetrated after the reported death; 11August 2013: gunmen killed approximately 44 persons praying at a mosque outside Maiduguri and another 12 civilians in a near-simultaneous attack at a nearby location in Borno State. 29 September 2013: gunmen killed more than 40 students in the dormitory of an agricultural technical school in Yobe State. November 2013: Boko Haram members kidnapped a French priest in Cameroon. 2 December 2013:, a coordinated and complex attack by violent extremists on the Maiduguri airport and air force base killed over 24 persons, wounded dozens, and destroyed a large amount of military equipment, including several military helicopters. 20 December 2013: violent extremists assaulted the Nigerian army barracks in Bama, southern Borno State, in a well- coordinated attack that killed approximately 20 military personnel and numerous civilians. 14 January 2014: at least at least 31 were killed and 50 injured by suicide bomber in Maiduguri, Borno State, Nigeria. 26 January 2014: Boko Haram militants blow up the main market with homemade bombs, shoot at people and then set huts on fire in Kawuri village, killing at least 85 people. 16 February 2014: Boko Haram militants attacked numerous villagers and slit the throats of others, killing more than 50 people in Izghe village in Borno state. This follows a Nigerian bombing campaign against the group. 19 February 2014: Boko Haram attacks the agricultural and commercial centre in Bama town, killing at least 115 people, destroying more than 1,500 homes and destroying some 400 vehicles. The attack comes the same day the leader of the terrorist network warns leading Nigerian Muslim political, religious and traditional leaders that his fighters will target them for pursuing democracy and Western-style education. 25 February 2014: Suspected Boko Haram fighters killed at least 59 students at a boarding school in Yobe state, locking some into a dormitory and burning them alive. 14 March 2014: Boko Haram launches an assault on the main Giwa Barracks in Maiduguri and claims to have freed 2,000 detainees held there. The battle that ensues kills about 425 people, mainly detainees that included civilians. 14 April 2014: An explosion believed caused by a bomb buried in the ground exploded at a bus station Abuja federal 4 Likes |
| Re: Death Of Shekau: Misplaced Priorities On NL Politics Section by Nobody: 9:06pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
kolawaxxy: The veterinay doc is back! |
| Re: Death Of Shekau: Misplaced Priorities On NL Politics Section by Nobody: 9:09pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
Tolexander: August 2013, Abubakar Shekau was reported to have been killed as a result of a mortal gunshot he sustained. These are the evils perpetrated after the reported death;And so what? Does that change the fact that the leader of Boko Haram is DEAD? Does that change the fact that my NUMBER ONE ENEMY, Shekau, was killed by our gallant solders? Does that explain why AFP and other foreign media organisations should continue to feed us with naked LIES? Is that why we shouldn't set the records straight? 5 Likes |
| Re: Death Of Shekau: Misplaced Priorities On NL Politics Section by Tolexander: 9:14pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
Sincere9gerian:14 April 2014: Boko Haram abducted approximately 270 girls at a boarding school in northeastern Nigeria, the Government Girls Secondary School in Chibok, west of Maiduguri. 05 May 2014: Attacked Gamboru Ngala, a remote state capital near Nigeria's border with Cameroon that has been used as a staging ground for Nigerian security forces in the search for the abducted 270 school girls. Reports suggested that at least 310 victims were burned alive. Boko Haram fighters were wearing military uniforms and used three armored personnel carriers during the attack. 07 May 2014: A Nigerian police officer was wounded during an armed assault by Boko Haram fighters on the road between Maiduguri and Chibok, where 200 schoolgirls were abducted on 14 April 2014. On 6 May 2014, two bombings at Jos (central Nigeria) that killed more than 120 people. On 22 May 2014 three attacks on villages in remote parts of Borno state. The most deadly was in the town of Kerenua, near the Niger border. Militants opened fire on residents, killing 20, and burned houses. The other attacks were at Kubur Viu (5 people killed) and Kimba (3 people killed). Inserted photo shows Kerenua following the Boko Haram attack: On 24 May 2014 a suicide bomber killed 3 people in Jos. The suicide bomber intended to target people gathered at the TV screening of a football match, but the bomb denoted before he could reached the people. On 26 May 2014, gunmen attacked Chinene village in the Chikide-Joghode-Kaghum Ward, Gwoza Local Government Area of Borno State, killing 9 persons and setting ablaze six churches and residential houses. On 26 May 2014, suspected Boko Haram fighters attacked the Ashigashiya town in Borno, killed 9 people. The fighters took control of the town for several hours, burned homes and raised white flags with Arabic inscriptions. On 26 May 2014, Boko Haram militants attacked a Nigerian military base and adjacent police barracks simultaneously in the north-eastern town of Buni Yadi (Yobe region), during which 31 security personnel was killed. According to an eyewitness the attackers arrived in an armoured personnel carrier and six Toyota pick-up vehicles. The eye witness also said that the attackers used rocket propelled grenades. In contradiction to previous attacks, the gunmen called at residents not to flee as the attack was aimed against Nigerian security personnel. In addition, one of the attackers shouted in English: “Let’s go, let's go. Finish this and let's go." The insurgents also razed the police barracks, the army base, the high court and residence of district head Abba Hassan. This attack is in close proximity to a February 2014 attack on a boarding school during which 59 pupils were either shot or burned to death. On 29 May 2014, suspected Boko Haram members killed 32 people in the northeastern village of Gurmushi, near Nigeria's border with Cameroon. The suspected Boko Haram members launched an armed assault, shooting at residents whilst travelling on motorbikes. On 30 May 2014, suspected Boko Haram fighters shot and killed an Islamic leader in the Borno state.Alhaji Idrissa Timta, the emir of Gwoza, was shot in his car while travelling in a convoy to the funeral of the emir of Gombe, who passed away recently in London. The emirs of Uba and Askira were also in the convoy and reportedly escaped the ambush. Traditional Muslim leaders perceived to be aligned to the Nigerian government have been targets of attacks as Boko Haram views them as supporting the Nigerian Government. During January 2013, Emir Al Haji Ado Bayero of Kano, regarded as the second-most important Muslim leader in Nigeria behind the Sultan of Sokoto, Sa’ad Abubakar III, escaped an assassination attempt by Boko Haram. Sa’ad Abubakar III has called for a unified strategy in countering Boko Haram in a public address at the National Mosque during the weekend of 25 and 26 May 2014. |
| Re: Death Of Shekau: Misplaced Priorities On NL Politics Section by Nobody: 9:20pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
Tolexander: 14 April 2014: Boko Haram abducted approximately 270 girls at a boarding school in northeastern Nigeria, the Government Girls Secondary School in Chibok, west of Maiduguri.Stop spamming this thread with reports of Boko Haram attacks. This thread is about the death of your friend, Shekau, from injuries sustained from the bullets of our gallant solders. Just like Shekau, all other Boko Haram members, including those who perpetrated the attacks on those reports, will also face JUSTICE. It took the US ten solid years to take out the leader of Al Queda but it took the Nigeria Army only 4 years to take out the leader of Boko Haram. Fact! 1 Like |
| Re: Death Of Shekau: Misplaced Priorities On NL Politics Section by Tolexander: 9:26pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
Sincere 9gerian! 1 June 2014: At least 14 have been killed and 12 others injured in an explosion at a television viewing center for football in Mubi, northeast Nigeria. Though Boko Haram has not cliamed resonsibility for the attack, the area has frequently been targeted by the group. Google Maps 2 June 2014: Suspected Boko Haram gunmen opened fire on a church service in the northeast Nigerian village of Attangara during which 9 people were killed. 3-4 June 2014: Suspected Boko Haram militants killed more than 200 civilians in Attagara, Agapalawa and Aganjara, in the Gwoza area. Goshe, was also hit by Boko Haram, where at least 100 people were killed. One resident said: "They laid siege on the village and opened fire with Kalashnikovs and fired RPGs, burning the entire village with its 300 homes and a few mosques." 4 June 2014: At Barderi, a village near Maiduguri, Boko Haram fighters gathered local people and fired at them, killing at least 45 civilians. 5 June 2014: A suicide bombing at the private residence of Gombe state governor Ibrahim Dankwambo killed 4 people. Map of Nigeria 9 June 2014: Boko Haram reportedly kidnapped 20 women at the Garkin Fulani village (near Chibok) in northeastern Nigeria. Boko Haram fighters arrived at the Garkin Fulani village and forced the women at gunpoint into their vehicles. Three men who tried to stop the attack were also taken. 10 June 2014: About 300 suspected Boko Haram fighters attacked Gorsi Tourou in North Cameroon, burning churches and looting property. A village chief, Moussa Sambo, said that some of the attackers took position on the hills surrounding their village to monitor the movements of Cameroon's military, which arrived about two hours later and engaged the militants in battle. 11 June 2014: Suspected Boko Haram fighters killed at least nine people and burned down two churches in Tanjol and Tashek in Nigeria's central Plateau state. 15 June 2014:15 people were killed when suspected members of Boko Haram terrorists stormed a local market in Daku village of Askira Uba Local Government Area of Borno state. Several shops, houses, vehicles and motorcycles were set ablaze. 18 June 2014: A suspected Boko Haram suicide bomber detonated a tricycle taxi with explosives at an outdoor World Cup viewing center in in Damaturu (Yobe State) that killed at least 13 people. 20 June 2014: Boko Haram fighters, dressed in military uniform attacked the villages of Imirsa, Shuwari, Yaza, Humabza and Anguwar Shuwa during which homes were burnt and about 10 people killed. Approximately 15 000 people fled the villages and surrounding areas and took refuge in Gulak, the headquarters of the local government. 24 June 2014: Suspected Boko Haram militants attacked a military checkpoint at Bulamburin village in Borno State killing at least 12 soldiers. According to soldiers at the checkpoint, 25 Boko Haram fighters were killed during the armed assault. 25 June 2014: Bombing of a shopping mall in the Wuse 2 neighborhood of Abuja, killing at least 21 people. This was the third bombing by suspected Boko Haram members during the last three months in Abuja. 20 June 2014: Boko Haram fighters, dressed in military uniform attacked the villages of Imirsa, Shuwari, Yaza, Humabza and Anguwar Shuwa during which homes were burnt and about 10 people killed. Approximately 15 000 people fled the villages and surrounding areas and took refuge in Gulak, the headquarters of the local government. 24 June 2014: Suspected Boko Haram militants attacked a military checkpoint at Bulamburin village in Borno State killing at least 12 soldiers. According to soldiers at the checkpoint, 25 Boko Haram fighters were killed during the armed assault. 25 June 2014: Bombing of a shopping mall in the Wuse 2 neighborhood of Abuja, killing at least 21 people. This was the third bombing by suspected Boko Haram members during the last three months in Abuja. |
| Re: Death Of Shekau: Misplaced Priorities On NL Politics Section by Tolexander: 9:34pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
Sincere9gerian:foolishnes is your default state! It took US 10years to kill a terrorist hiding in another sovereign state And it took Nigeria 4years to kill a terrorist within it's geographical entity! If Osama bin Laden was hiding in US, you think in your deluded mind, he would stayed that long before being captured? |
| Re: Death Of Shekau: Misplaced Priorities On NL Politics Section by Nobody: 9:39pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
Tolexander: foolishnes is your default state!Does it matter where the terrorist is hiding? And how did you know your friend Shekau was in Nigeria all the while before he was killed? Even according to reports, Shekau died in Cameroun. But Osama lived for 10 solid years in Pakistan without being detected by the US 2 Likes |
| Re: Death Of Shekau: Misplaced Priorities On NL Politics Section by Tolexander: 9:40pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
Sincere9gerian:the essence of giving you those facts is just to let you know that the death of Abubakar Shekau shouldn't be a reason to celebrate but the death of terrorism. The death of Abubakar Shekau hasn't changed anything about terrorism, of course there are many cases reported daily. |
| Re: Death Of Shekau: Misplaced Priorities On NL Politics Section by Nobody: 9:47pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
FACTS: 1. Shekau is DEAD 2. Shekau was located and killed by our gallant solders. 3. The man in the latest Boko Haram videos is an IMPOSTOR 4. AFP and other foreign media has been feeding us with wicked lies all this while. Why? 5. Shekau was identified and killed by our solders in just 4 years. Compare with the US that took 10 years to take out Osama in spite of all their sophistications. Bottomline: 1. AFP, BBC and other media houses should stop the LIES now 2. The new Boko Haram leader should not be ashamed of answering his own name 2 Likes |
| Re: Death Of Shekau: Misplaced Priorities On NL Politics Section by Nobody: 9:49pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
Tolexander: the essence of giving you those facts is just to let you know that the death of Abubakar Shekau shouldn't be a reason to celebrate but the death of terrorism.This is war and I will celebrate every VICTORY along the way. Just like in football, you celebrate every goal scored, even when you'r not sure of the final outcome of the match. But very importantly, we should set the records straight. AFP and other media houses should stop the LIES now. 1 Like |
| Re: Death Of Shekau: Misplaced Priorities On NL Politics Section by Tolexander: 9:53pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
Sincere9gerian:you know nothing about sovereignty, cos you know nothing about diplomacy! If he was shot by nigerian army, was it in Cameroon where he was reported dead? Why didnt the Nigerian joint task force go to Cameroon or any of the other perceived neighbouring countries where he was to kill him like US did to Osama? |
| Re: Death Of Shekau: Misplaced Priorities On NL Politics Section by Tolexander: 9:55pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
Sincere9gerian:just like Brazil celebrated the consolation goal against Germany in the semi final of the just concluded world cup? |
| Re: Death Of Shekau: Misplaced Priorities On NL Politics Section by Nobody: 9:55pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
Tolexander: you know nothing about sovereignty, cos you know nothing about diplomacy!Where was sovereignty when US flew into Pakistan to take out Osama? Rubbish! |
| Re: Death Of Shekau: Misplaced Priorities On NL Politics Section by Nobody: 9:59pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
Tolexander: just like Brazil celebrated the consolatory goal against Germany in the semi final of the just concluded world cup?The slaughter of Shekau by our gallant solders cannot by any stretch of imagination be described as consolatory goal. Rather it is a MAJOR VICTORY in the war against terrorism. The US recognised this fact when it placed a bounty of $7 million on the head of Shekau |
| Re: Death Of Shekau: Misplaced Priorities On NL Politics Section by Nobody: 10:02pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
Op missed u |
| Re: Death Of Shekau: Misplaced Priorities On NL Politics Section by Tolexander: 10:05pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
Sincere9gerian:major victory since august 2013, yet our soldiers are dying daily, citizens are kidnapped and bombed, buildings and cars are destroyed. A fool you are will never understand this until you are mutilated one day in a bomb blast or one of your children kidnapped! |
| Re: Death Of Shekau: Misplaced Priorities On NL Politics Section by Nobody: 10:06pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
Obiagelli: Op missed uAre you sure? Anyway, Shekau is DEAD. Where is the $7 million promised by the US? Why has your friends in AFP being feeding us with lies about purported Shekau videos? Why is the new Boko Haram leader afraid of answering his own name? Do you have any idea? |
| Re: Death Of Shekau: Misplaced Priorities On NL Politics Section by Nobody: 10:10pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
Tolexander: major victory since august 2013, yet our soldiers are dying daily, citizens are kidnapped and bombed, buildings and cars are destroyed.It seems you didnt read the opening post. No where was it stated that the death of Shekau ends the terrorism. The US celebrated the death of Osama even when they knew it wouldnt mark the end of Al Queda. |
| Re: Death Of Shekau: Misplaced Priorities On NL Politics Section by Tolexander: 10:15pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
Sincere9gerian:why should we celebrate the death of boko haram when there are many atrocities committed by the children he begat? Since the US made the public declaration of Osama's death, how many Al Queda's attacks on US has happened? Does that not call for celebration? |
| Re: Death Of Shekau: Misplaced Priorities On NL Politics Section by idumuose(m): 10:17pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
You both are making valid points.Yes,shekau's death calls for celebration but the mindless killings of his boys is very worrisome. Disturbing to the point that this rag tag army of bandits overan a Nigerian army base in Damboa and hoisted their flag,leaving hundreds of avoidable civilian deaths in their trail. It is not yet uhuru |
| Re: Death Of Shekau: Misplaced Priorities On NL Politics Section by Tolexander: 10:23pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
publisher:i'm less concerned with the threats but attacks! |
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