duni04:
Well if he's there it means we voted him in and we're also culpable

Mbediogu:

I honestly would not blame Mr. President here. If the military high command and service chiefs who have all it takes experientially have found themselves incapable; why talk about the President who has no military background? Giving a dog a bad name to hang it? It is obvious that the insurgents enjoy a lot of support in the areas where they operate. Mr. Preident has done the diplomatic sub-work by involving our Ecowas neighbors. Although this is not time to trade blames, it is also not time to pass the buck. Clearly, the problem as I see it rests on the military high command and our brothers from the North especially the elite politicians from there. We must remove Mr. President from blames in this matter. I am aware he asked for extra budgetary monies for the military in that regard but NAS turned him down. The option now is for the military to make best use of what is on the ground. The President has his blames in other areas, not here.
Finally, I want to say that as long as we keep trivializing such grave issue thro our half hearted non committed actions that are watered down by politicization, corruption and tribalism, Boko Haram will always prevail and our fortunes as a nation will continue to dip. Let us wake up as one to this call.

moneyhungry:
did a goat pee on your head when you were a kid... or does du+mbness run in your lineage?... cuz you're an extra daft ogre.
dafuq do I need salt n water for?. oh, you assume every NL member is based in Nigeria right?.
Ode!.

Cannonleo:

Dnt mind them they havr already changed the tone of the news,it is now nigerian troops cross into.cameroun wat nonsense

WildChild00:

APC men and women in NL hv taking over the thread, not one not two, alll...

MissMeiya:

That is what I'm saying. Nigerians need to take ownership of Nigeria.

hasyak:
We deserve the leadership we get... because most are so myopic

MissMeiya:

Nigerians need to be empowered and take control, instead of being spectators to their own lives.

donphilopus:

That's the problem the NA is having. People now feel joining the Army is now a means of employment. They no longer join them to serve their fatherland!

WilyWily:
You are a patriotic Nigeria, why are you wasting time go and volunteer, Nigeria army needs your help in Borno. Why are you here?

hasyak:

How?

With a mindset that cant see beyond tribal and religious sentiments?

Plus10:
What is the joke abt his statement?is it bad for a leader to seek the cooperation of his followers?Maybe you're dumb to figure out what he actually meant...cooperation here means a lot of things which may be time to rescue them,photos of the missing etc!

calebo101:

See this one o, na me con base for Nigeria? See as u just insult ur family, sorry 4 u.

dhammyg:
THE MOST ANNOYING THING IS THAT SEVERAL PEOPLE STILL SUPPORT HIM.
U SEE THE STUUPID *GEJITES* RANTING ALL OVER NL IN SUPPORT OF GEJ.SOMETIMES I JUST FEEL LIKE TAKING A CEMENT BLOCK AND HITTING THEM ON THE HEAD WITH

HOW CAN HUMAN BEINGS BE SO STUPIID

OgologoDimkpa: So he should die because of Nigeria.
Wake up Mr man

Gbawe:

This is what has gained GEJ uniform condemnation from virtually all his peers worldwide while his brainwashed fans talk and attack everyone, including a mere journalist like Isha Sesay, as if the world is deliberately against their oga. Even as this allegation is not verified, I would not be surprised if this turns out to be true because many unprecedented and terrible developments, such as that claimed here, are the outcome of the kind of callous self-servitude and corruption GEJ is working with even the worst despot like Abacha did not display.

GEJ is literally destroying every Nigerian institution with his myopic greed and lust for power at all cost. He has virtually bankrupted Nigeria buying support he assumes will help him remain in power. He has, to the detriment of Nigeria, been capitulating to political blackmailers and extortionists from day one and since he was sworn in as acting President !!! Why will we not witness the destruction and dismantling of the Nigerian Army when $18 billion disbursed to strengthen our Army's capability against Boko Haram was embezzled under GEJ? When the money that is to be used to defend the nation is looted (something we did not even see under the worst dictators) then what else do Nigerians need to see to note , as many have stated already, that GEJ is a "very dangerous President"?

hansad: Nigeria people hardly tell the truth, even to themselves. That's why B/Haram problem persists. Many Nigerians pretend not to know that divided loyalty to religions make Nigeria army unable to defeat B/Haram. Northern Nigeria drew the borders of its Arewa country in the 12 far north states with sharia criminal codes, but, still sticks to and fights for Nigeria because of crude oil and access to ocean waterways. But the rest of Nigeria refuses to accept reality that north wants to practice its religion the way it wants it in a religious country. Fighting Boko Haram instead of granting north its Arewa country which it indirectly asked for: Nigeria may have to do the fight against B/Haram till end of time unless Nigerians concede Aso Rock to sympathisers of B/Haram in politics.

moneyhungry:
...

WildChild00:

APC men and women in NL hv taking over the thread, not one not two, alll...

olapluto: 480!!! WOW!
Well, when they wont get salary on time, have to beg for bullets, and not assured of their family welfare in case they die in action, I dont blame them.
But 480 is an alarmingly high number. The president is not even bothered. He is setting a very very very disturbing precedence here in Nigeria. Never have we had so many deserters.
It is a shame that in a time of war, our leaders are weakening our army.
I fear that by the time GEJ hands over (hopefully next year), he may not have more than 32 states to hand over. Systematic disintegration of Nigeria is going on under a president that is happy to weaken the army to prevent a coup d'etat rather than equip the army to maintain territorial integrity of the country.

hansad: Nigeria people hardly tell the truth, even to themselves. That's why B/Haram problem persists. Many Nigerians pretend not to know that divided loyalty to religions make Nigeria army unable to defeat B/Haram. Northern Nigeria drew the borders of its Arewa country in the 12 far north states with sharia criminal codes, but, still sticks to and fights for Nigeria because of crude oil and access to ocean waterways. But the rest of Nigeria refuses to accept reality that north wants to practice its religion the way it wants it in a religious country. Fighting Boko Haram instead of granting north its Arewa country which it indirectly asked for: Nigeria may have to do the fight against B/Haram till end of time unless Nigerians concede Aso Rock to sympathisers of B/Haram in politics.