adeyemik:
It is unbelievable how some people would come out here and defend the irresponsible and unproffessional blogging act of Linda Ikeji. The fact that the soldier express his honest opinion on his Twitter handle does not warrant Linda to invade and publish it on her blog.

Linda, should have posted the soldier message without his full photograph. Linda, if name your broda, se you go post hin Twitter messages knowing fully that Nigeria military high command are not favourably disposed to honest criticism, every honest criticism is taken as a mutiny and the punishment is death by firing squad after going through severe torture in the hand of his handlers.

Linda has gotten it wrong again.

homesteady:


Descend on me? By repeating the same boring shiit in all your replies? Bitch Please!

Does it matter? As long as it will keep making u run to the mods for refuge.

Why would a sane person hate such a hard working person like Linda? Just this December alone, the number of people she has put smiles on their faces, you will never be able to achieve such in this your miserable life and your next 50 lives!
You should have joined the scramble for her cash gifts, so that you would be able to buy that Your phantom 'lappy' and her blackberry gifts, so that can get access to youtube videos! Then you'll watch that Anaconda video I posted for you, to wankk yourself to death!

Goon, ur primary problem is u always allow ur hands to work far ahead from ur brain.
Yes, i hate LIB but does that translate hating Linda herself? Basically I hate gossips.
Fool, for the umpteenth time, demdem needs nobody's money, he is already made up till the third generation. These rants of urs is nothing more than pure dung.

Gejfreesupport:
@Op I can't see any sense in your post..

A solider used a publicly accessible twitter to make sensitive comments and u blaming a blogger for using the microblogging platform to echo the comments..

You must be completely nuts and have no idea of what you are talking about..

If you ever had a brain. You won't be posting this in the politics section when there is a contact for on LIB..

More grease to our gallant solders

adeyemik:
It is unbelievable how some people would come out here and defend the irresponsible and unproffessional blogging act of Linda Ikeji. The fact that the soldier express his honest opinion on his Twitter handle does not warrant Linda to invade and publish it on her blog.

Linda, should have posted the soldier message without his full photograph. Linda, if name your broda, se you go post hin Twitter messages knowing fully that Nigeria military high command are not favourably disposed to honest criticism, every honest criticism is taken as a mutiny and the punishment is death by firing squad after going through severe torture in the hand of his handlers.

Linda has gotten it wrong again.

Demdem:
Yes, i hate LIB but does that translate
hating Linda herself? Basically I hate
gossips.

Fool, for the umpteenth time, demdem
needs nobody's money, he is already
made up till the third generation. These
rants of urs is nothing more than pure
dung.

hedonistic:


You still don't have any point. In case you did not know, Twitter is a social media platform, which means that "personal opinions" expressed on this medium are anything but "personal". Linda Ikeji or any other blogger for that matter has the right to report any tweet she considers interesting or newsworthy.

The stupid soldier must face the consequences of his indiscretion. You don't come out on social media with your full identity to rant and whine like a pu**y and then expect bloggers to cover your cowardly Ass. If he went against military laws and norms and committed treasonable acts by complaining against the authorities in public (because twitter is actually PUBLIC), then that is entirely his cross to carry. Leave Linda Ikeji or any other blogger out of it. They are not conventional print media; they are bloggers, and they are only doing their lawful job.

homesteady:

Then why do you still visit Nairaland? Even Seun himself use to post gossip topics!

Stop being sttupid, NL is no gossip site.

And yes, she also posts a lot of Politics issues on her blog, - this answers your next point of baseless accusations

Goon, we have more of gossips. Lots of sites are out there that talk politics, do I have to be in all?


Ermmm... This is the 1st time you are telling me this! So why adding big english that you don't understand?

Goon, it's not. Anyway, now u know. Demdem is made and doesn't need any ones money.

VickyyB:

Pússy

himkers:
Linda has been going up by bringing other people down, every one knows this.

If that young soldier is court martialed and dismissed from service, ANONYMOUS will hunt LI down.

SiriusBlack:
Though I have never been a visitor to the famed entertainment blog, I feel compelled to write this article with the hope that it gets to the all individuals concerned.

The Nigerian Army has been actively engaged against the Boko Haram terror group for close to 6 years now. What started out as military operations to flush out sleeper cells operating in State capitals in the N.E has now become a full blown semi-conventional war. Though misinformation through media channels like SaharaReporters has led to dampened morale among civilians as to the true happennings in the N.E, the military has battled on, despite the numerous challenges. I must confess, massive changes are going on in the Nigerian Army..The years of rot caused by military rule is still problem; both in terms of equipment and professionalism.

The purpose of which I am writing this "e-letter" is to address the unruly invasion of military personnel's activities online by the LIB. Today, the Twitter handle of a soldier serving in the N.E was publicly displayed for all and sundry.

Not only will this definitely lead on an unfortunate Court-Martial for this young man, it is a disrespectful and unfortunate use of the media to make cheap political points.

The soldier involved, due to the LIB's irresponsible attitude will have to deal with serious career consequences, among which is a possible court-martial.

I, personally, have a thread on this forum dedicated to the Officers and men of the N.A serving on the frontlines, I had to discontinue the thread out of concern for my personal safety bearing in mind the consequences it might hold for my job. Pasting a soldier's comments on twitter along with his full picture, was not only callous, but highly irresponsible.

Never again should the blog attempt to make cheap news out of sincere complaints by soldiers serving in the conflict zones, As this will not only put them at risk of Military Law, but will discourage personal level interactions between military personnel. The blog should stick to what it does best; "Celebrity" worship.

The real celebs are in Borno, Yobe and Adamawa.

SiriusBlack.

SiriusBlack:
Mr Gej support.
I don't normally reply insults, but ill reply urs. Under Military Law, dissident comments made against the State are treasonable offences. Negative comments made against a superior, is a Court-Martial offence..The soldier,in question broke these laws..Instead of keeping his personal opinions secret, the blog invaded is twitter handle and now, I can assure you, he is in a lot of mess already. Next time, read posts before typing out of impulse..I won't insult you..If you think I'm without a brain, as you so happily pointed out, then that's left to you.
Thank you.

Misogynist2014:
Is it itching you?

hedonistic:


You still don't have any point. In case you did not know, Twitter is a social media platform, which means that "personal opinions" expressed on this medium are anything but "personal". Linda Ikeji or any other blogger for that matter has the right to report any tweet she considers interesting or newsworthy.

The stupid soldier must face the consequences of his indiscretion. You don't come out on social media with your full identity to rant and whine like a pu**y and then expect bloggers to cover your cowardly Ass. If he went against military laws and norms and committed treasonable acts by complaining against the authorities in public (because twitter is actually PUBLIC), then that is entirely his cross to carry. Leave Linda Ikeji or any other blogger out of it. They are not conventional print media; they are bloggers, and they are only doing their lawful job.

Mathematical:
BLACK !..ARE YOU SIRIUS?WELL IF YOU'RE YOU SHOULD MAIL HER.. THAT IF SHE READ YAH MAIL.... AND BESIDES SHE'S NOT EVEN HERE ON NAIRALAND

PapiWata:
Sirius Black I list myself among the very earliest and most loyal fans of the photo-tour of the Nigerian Civil War of 2014 that you were kind and brave enough to publish in this forum, and with that in mind I will frame my question to you with the utmost of respect and admiration, even as I seek clarification from you.

In reading your initial post here, the crux of your message to Ms. Linda Ikeji is evidently that her publication on the net of photographs showing the identities AND the internet communication screen names of active duty soldiers, COULD have the unintended consequence of exposing such troops to court martial.

Now, since I never did get around to checking out the fabled Linda Ikeji Blog on the internet, the specifics about the report to which you called Ms. Ikeji to task are not known to me, so I may be missing a key piece of the jigsaw puzzle here, BUT, I would like to understand better the distinction between the level of professional risk posed to the military subjects shown in your own series of internet-published photographs from the battle front, in comparison to the case of those troops identified in pictures posted in Ms. Ikeji's internet blog.

If the Twitter ID of a soldier was made public in the blog to which you refer, and assuming that the solder was not being foolhardy enough to disclose operational details on the internet, I seek to learn how simply being an internet user places such soldiers at any greater risk than would be the case if they were merely photographed saddling up for battle.

Thank you for any explanation you may find a moment to offer here.

berem:
Linda Ikeji is not on nairaland,even if she is,she might not see your post. Kindly send her an email through her blog to lay your complaints.

Demdem:
Stop being sttupid, NL is no gossip site.

Goon, we have more of gossips. Lots of sites
are out there that talk politics, do I have to
be in all?

SiriusBlack:
Though I have never been a visitor to the famed entertainment blog, I feel compelled to write this article with the hope that it gets to the all individuals concerned.

The Nigerian Army has been actively engaged against the Boko Haram terror group for close to 6 years now. What started out as military operations to flush out sleeper cells operating in State capitals in the N.E has now become a full blown semi-conventional war. Though misinformation through media channels like SaharaReporters has led to dampened morale among civilians as to the true happennings in the N.E, the military has battled on, despite the numerous challenges. I must confess, massive changes are going on in the Nigerian Army..The years of rot caused by military rule is still problem; both in terms of equipment and professionalism.

The purpose of which I am writing this "e-letter" is to address the unruly invasion of military personnel's activities online by the LIB. Today, the Twitter handle of a soldier serving in the N.E was publicly displayed for all and sundry.

Not only will this definitely lead on an unfortunate Court-Martial for this young man, it is a disrespectful and unfortunate use of the media to make cheap political points.

The soldier involved, due to the LIB's irresponsible attitude will have to deal with serious career consequences, among which is a possible court-martial.

I, personally, have a thread on this forum dedicated to the Officers and men of the N.A serving on the frontlines, I had to discontinue the thread out of concern for my personal safety bearing in mind the consequences it might hold for my job. Pasting a soldier's comments on twitter along with his full picture, was not only callous, but highly irresponsible.

Never again should the blog attempt to make cheap news out of sincere complaints by soldiers serving in the conflict zones, As this will not only put them at risk of Military Law, but will discourage personal level interactions between military personnel. The blog should stick to what it does best; "Celebrity" worship.

The real celebs are in Borno, Yobe and Adamawa.

SiriusBlack.

MKO4ever:

I'm confused, maybe a dictionary will help!!!