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Re: Since When Did Boko Haram 'attacks' Become Equivalent To A 'take Over' ? by bitterpenis(m): 4:21pm On Sep 07, 2014
I don hear
Re: Since When Did Boko Haram 'attacks' Become Equivalent To A 'take Over' ? by Matttthew(m): 4:21pm On Sep 07, 2014
Se we no ni? Abi y u dey ask us? undecided
Re: Since When Did Boko Haram 'attacks' Become Equivalent To A 'take Over' ? by emymeeky: 4:21pm On Sep 07, 2014
Good
Re: Since When Did Boko Haram 'attacks' Become Equivalent To A 'take Over' ? by Ichel: 4:21pm On Sep 07, 2014
Dis plot has been bought
Re: Since When Did Boko Haram 'attacks' Become Equivalent To A 'take Over' ? by iceberylin(m): 4:23pm On Sep 07, 2014
God Bless GEJ grin

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Re: Since When Did Boko Haram 'attacks' Become Equivalent To A 'take Over' ? by experimentist: 4:24pm On Sep 07, 2014
publisher: Ever since 2009 Boko Haram has been attacking several Northern/North-Eastern towns at will. Most times they attack such towns, hoist flags, hang around and flee, sometimes they lurk around until Nigerian security forces arrive and chase them out-yet no one ever presented the narrative that Boko Haram had TAKEN OVER such towns.

Unfortunately, today, Boko Haram through its massive media propaganda partners have included the term 'TAKEOVER' into our national counter-terrorism vocabulary. Thus, if a small band of terrorists decide to conduct their usual deadly raids on a small remote town or village in North Eastern Nigeria, Boko Haram's media network quickly gets to work and tells the world that Boko Haram has TAKEN OVER yet another Nigerian territory.

The strategy here is for Boko Haram to continue to disperse small/medium band of fighters to many remote towns and villages, while their media partners simulteanously continue announcing to the world that Boko Haram has 'OVERRUN' more Nigerian territories.

Innundating the Nigerian polity with multiple media reports of takeovers and overruning of Nigerian territories is meant to plunge our security forces into a state of confusion and disarray with a pinch of hopelessness. This can cause a large number of Nigerian soldiers to say to themselves, "Why bother,these Boko Haram guys are everywhere." -The Nigerian army's morale will gradually continue to dampen and at a later date the insurgents will abandon those smaller towns, regroup and attack major towns like Maiduguri,Yola and Damaturu in full force.

This is Boko Haram's strategy and I hope all Nigerians,especially those with ownership or access to media outlets (online and offline) are listening.

A simple counter-propaganda strategy from all patriotic Nigerian media outlets (and the rest of us) is to continue reporting every single Boko Haram attack for what it really is "A COWARDLY ATTACK" and NOT equate such attacks to territorial gains.

Afterall, in spite of Boko Haram's alleged control of several Nigerian territories, we are yet to see the head of their caliphate (Shekau) relocate or move into one of the airconditioned secretariat offices located in territories he claims to control.

Again, let's join hands and fight Boko Haram with everything we've got.

Source: Common sense
since BC
Re: Since When Did Boko Haram 'attacks' Become Equivalent To A 'take Over' ? by cirmuell(m): 4:25pm On Sep 07, 2014
Me I just like your source sha, ain't nothing better than that! smiley

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Re: Since When Did Boko Haram 'attacks' Become Equivalent To A 'take Over' ? by dammytosh: 4:26pm On Sep 07, 2014
publisher: Ever since 2009 Boko Haram has been attacking several Northern/North-Eastern towns at will. Most times they attack such towns, hoist flags, hang around and flee, sometimes they lurk around until Nigerian security forces arrive and chase them out-yet no one ever presented the narrative that Boko Haram had TAKEN OVER such towns.

Unfortunately, today, Boko Haram through its massive media propaganda partners have included the term 'TAKEOVER' into our national counter-terrorism vocabulary. Thus, if a small band of terrorists decide to conduct their usual deadly raids on a small remote town or village in North Eastern Nigeria, Boko Haram's media network quickly gets to work and tells the world that Boko Haram has TAKEN OVER yet another Nigerian territory.

The strategy here is for Boko Haram to continue to disperse small/medium band of fighters to many remote towns and villages, while their media partners simulteanously continue announcing to the world that Boko Haram has 'OVERRUN' more Nigerian territories.

Innundating the Nigerian polity with multiple media reports of takeovers and overruning of Nigerian territories is meant to plunge our security forces into a state of confusion and disarray with a pinch of hopelessness. This can cause a large number of Nigerian soldiers to say to themselves, "Why bother,these Boko Haram guys are everywhere." -The Nigerian army's morale will gradually continue to dampen and at a later date the insurgents will abandon those smaller towns, regroup and attack major towns like Maiduguri,Yola and Damaturu in full force.

This is Boko Haram's strategy and I hope all Nigerians,especially those with ownership or access to media outlets (online and offline) are listening.

A simple counter-propaganda strategy from all patriotic Nigerian media outlets (and the rest of us) is to continue reporting every single Boko Haram attack for what it really is "A COWARDLY ATTACK" and NOT equate such attacks to territorial gains.

Afterall, in spite of Boko Haram's alleged control of several Nigerian territories, we are yet to see the head of their caliphate (Shekau) relocate or move into one of the airconditioned secretariat offices located in territories he claims to control.

Again, let's join hands and fight Boko Haram with everything we've got.

Source: Common sense

God bless you.

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Re: Since When Did Boko Haram 'attacks' Become Equivalent To A 'take Over' ? by Nobody: 4:26pm On Sep 07, 2014
@OP..,ya head correct well. You'r very vast in propaganda. Many of us, including yours sincerely, fell for the latest propaganda of the evil gang.

From "stomach infrastructure", after they were defeated in Ekiti, to "militarization", in spite of the victory of the political wing of the evil gang in Osun, to "defecting" of 480 Nigerian Solders to Cameroon, to Boko Haram is "better armed" than the Nigerian armed forces and now to their latest "take over" sing song with every Boko Haram attacks.

Unfortunately, many Nigerians, including those in the media, threw away their thinking caps since 1960 and so they just swallow all the propaganda of the evil gang hook line and sinker.

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Re: Since When Did Boko Haram 'attacks' Become Equivalent To A 'take Over' ? by ndcide(m): 4:26pm On Sep 07, 2014
all the media sympathy and support book haram get is just to malign the president for political advantage towards 2015 election.

They want to hear the false exploits of book haram and face the president with insults. nothing more.

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Re: Since When Did Boko Haram 'attacks' Become Equivalent To A 'take Over' ? by duni04(m): 4:26pm On Sep 07, 2014
Topic=stupid
Source=lack of sense
Whose fault=moderator in charge
Re: Since When Did Boko Haram 'attacks' Become Equivalent To A 'take Over' ? by yuzjet(m): 4:27pm On Sep 07, 2014
Boko idiots. Ur days are counting down!

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Re: Since When Did Boko Haram 'attacks' Become Equivalent To A 'take Over' ? by Psylas(m): 4:27pm On Sep 07, 2014
Kill them all!!!

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Re: Since When Did Boko Haram 'attacks' Become Equivalent To A 'take Over' ? by gunuvi(m): 4:27pm On Sep 07, 2014
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Re: Since When Did Boko Haram 'attacks' Become Equivalent To A 'take Over' ? by JAVANESE(m): 4:28pm On Sep 07, 2014
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Space booking is a sin
Re: Since When Did Boko Haram 'attacks' Become Equivalent To A 'take Over' ? by Jakpon: 4:29pm On Sep 07, 2014
Towns in the control of Boko Haram

BORNO STATE
damboa
gwoza
marte
dikwa
limankara
gamboru-ngala
banki
bama(still fluid)
ashgashiya

YOBE STATE
gujbe
buni Yadi
gulani
kukuwa
bularafa
bara
njibuwa
tattaba
buni gari
bumja

ADAMAWA STATE
madagali
gulak
michika(fell this morning)

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Re: Since When Did Boko Haram 'attacks' Become Equivalent To A 'take Over' ? by pmc01(m): 4:31pm On Sep 07, 2014
The OP has presented very logical arguments, and I can hardly rubbish them at all.

However, it seems very easy to seat in an area of comfort, different from the war zone to describe the trauma of seeing your loved ones and neighbours brutally killed by mean terrorists as 'mere attacks'.

From the perspective of the victims of this Boko Haram onslaught, it will not be wrong to declare that the terrorists have 'taken over' if I have witnessed them unchallengedly coming to destroy our land and people over and over again and I have barely managed to flee my home as well.

I hope this point is clear and not misconstrued?

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Re: Since When Did Boko Haram 'attacks' Become Equivalent To A 'take Over' ? by kelechiodo(m): 4:32pm On Sep 07, 2014
Inasmuch as I want to believe the op. certain things need to be explained.
1. How can we explain the issue of our 480 soilders running to cameroun for safety if they are actually incharge
2. Why is it that Nigeria army is yet to refute or claim control of Gwarzo if they are incharge
3. Who is incharge of the forest with its hectares of land that is holding our girls. That forest alone is a territory you know.
4. Lastly, why do we still declare total war on a territory where guerrila war is taking place. You can only do that when you accept the existence of a standing army whether rag tag or not
So there op, we can only fight Boko Haram by being sincere to ourselves and recognise the fact that we are facing a rebellion. No need deluding ourselves that they are just hit and run guys. They meant business

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Re: Since When Did Boko Haram 'attacks' Become Equivalent To A 'take Over' ? by darqly(m): 4:32pm On Sep 07, 2014
Op, when people like you make such remarks and assertions, one is tempted to ask you the following-
Are lives not lost during BH cowardly raids?
Are innocent and defenceless citizens not rendered refugees?
Is the Nigerian army effectively countering BH attacks?
Do you live in northeastern Nigeria or merely peddle second-hand word of mouth?
Lastly, do you really expect people to say it is well, when it is evidently not well?

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Re: Since When Did Boko Haram 'attacks' Become Equivalent To A 'take Over' ? by Djicemob: 4:33pm On Sep 07, 2014
Jakpon: Towns in the control of Boko Haram

BORNO STATE
damboa
gwoza
maete
dikwa
limankara
gamboru-ngala
banki
bama(still fluid)
ashgashiya

YOBE STATE
gujbe
buni Yadi
gulani
kukuwa
bularafa
bara
njibuwa
tattaba

ADAMAWA STATE
madagali
gulak
michika(fell this morning)
Maybe this is supposed to make people laff right? Or maybe to get likes from NL BH supporters i guess. angry

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Re: Since When Did Boko Haram 'attacks' Become Equivalent To A 'take Over' ? by Nobody: 4:33pm On Sep 07, 2014
Djicemob: Those wishing on BH to inflict pain on Nigerians shall be put to shame.
Amen

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Re: Since When Did Boko Haram 'attacks' Become Equivalent To A 'take Over' ? by Bugatie(m): 4:33pm On Sep 07, 2014
Much as I don't want to believe the opposition has nothing to the with this insurgency, they keep proving me wrong!
For God's sake, why will it be the opposition that foresees every attack and runs to the media to celebrate their success?
For every attack by these animals, you see the opposition reporting and broadcasting it with so much excitement.
This is a war against the Nigerian state and must be supported by all irrespective of any
political affiliation!

God bless the Armed forces
God bless the Civilian JTF

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Re: Since When Did Boko Haram 'attacks' Become Equivalent To A 'take Over' ? by Nobody: 4:34pm On Sep 07, 2014
Since when they started installing effective emirs in towns they attacked and conquered.
Re: Since When Did Boko Haram 'attacks' Become Equivalent To A 'take Over' ? by tunshe: 4:35pm On Sep 07, 2014
klown00:



Stop booking space
Re: Since When Did Boko Haram 'attacks' Become Equivalent To A 'take Over' ? by tunshe: 4:37pm On Sep 07, 2014
darqly: Op, when people like you make such remarks and assertions, one is tempted to ask you the following-
Are lives not lost during BH cowardly raids?
Are innocent and defenceless citizens not rendered refugees?
Is the Nigerian army effectively countering BH attacks?
Do you live in northeastern Nigeria or merely peddle second-hand word of mouth?
Lastly, do you really expect people to say it is well, when it is evidently not well?

I respect your thoughts, quite provoking.
Re: Since When Did Boko Haram 'attacks' Become Equivalent To A 'take Over' ? by Omogbhollahorn(m): 4:37pm On Sep 07, 2014
duni04: Topic=stupid
Source=lack of sense
Whose fault=moderator in charge

you just so stu-pid....boko-haram sympathizer

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Re: Since When Did Boko Haram 'attacks' Become Equivalent To A 'take Over' ? by OGB20: 4:39pm On Sep 07, 2014
U b space manager here
klown00:



Stop booking space

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Re: Since When Did Boko Haram 'attacks' Become Equivalent To A 'take Over' ? by iswallker(m): 4:40pm On Sep 07, 2014
Booked space and still ended on 2nd page.

Boko haram did not take over bama o, they just occupied it fir a few days.. grin grin

@op when will u get a life..
Re: Since When Did Boko Haram 'attacks' Become Equivalent To A 'take Over' ? by Truckpusher(m): 4:41pm On Sep 07, 2014
BizBloke: The group is using fear as propaganda. In this age of IT, it's selling. I hope it reduces.
It only sells to peeps that refused in applying common sense in everything they hear.

How can Boko Haram give me the names of their sworn enemy as a sponsor and another name of their ex Godfather that put a hit on some of their key members when he noticed that he has lost control and his errand boys have been hijacked by richer,powerful and power hungry Northerners who will never listen anyone except themselves. Yet thousands of Nigerians are buying the story.

Of all people, Boko Haram commanders are revealing sensitive info to an Australian national who could be possibly running a criminal enterprise for one of the Western renowned intelligent agencies.
But Nigerians have believed everything with some backwater Lawyers in the North calling for the prosecution of a retired General in Hague without conducting any investigation and without any evidence.

Use your heads ,say something if you feel it is not right, but don't let yourselves be on the wrong side of history because we are making a history that'd define the new NIGERIA.

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Re: Since When Did Boko Haram 'attacks' Become Equivalent To A 'take Over' ? by Nobody: 4:42pm On Sep 07, 2014
I tire o

Boko haram journalists everywhere.

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Re: Since When Did Boko Haram 'attacks' Become Equivalent To A 'take Over' ? by vodkat: 4:42pm On Sep 07, 2014
[quote author=Simitrendy][/quote]

Thank you exactly what I am saying take over and attack are two different things.

Just like saying area boys have taken over a street is different from area boys attacked ppl on a street. The difference here is that a take over means that location is now controlled by whosoever and attack just means they caused disaster as usual

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