South Africa’s eccentric youth leader
and federal lawmaker, Julius Malema,
has launched a blistering attack on
President Goodluck Jonathan over his
handling of the massacre in Baga,
Borno State, describing the Nigerian president as “irresponsible” and
suggesting South African intervention
against the extremist Boko Haram sect. Mr. Malema, who leads the Economic
Freedom Fighters Party, criticised Mr.
Jonathan for rushing out public
condemnations of the terrorist attack
on a newspaper in France when he has
remained silent until date on the bloodbath in Baga, a troubled town in
his own country. The youth leader said the South African
National Assembly will consider a
motion on a possible intervention in the
bloody campaign by Boko Haram that
has claimed thousands of lives and has
worsened in the last weeks. Boko Haram seized Baga, a fishing
community on the northern tip of
Borno State by Lake Chad, sacking the
military base there and killing soldiers
and hundreds of civilians. Rights group, Amnesty International,
said at least 2,000 people were killed in
the attack, and said the carnage is the
worst attack since Boko Haram began a
bloody campaign targeting civilians and
government officials in 2009. On Tuesday, after over a week of
silence, the Nigerian military said about
150 people died in the attack, including
Boko Haram militants, rejecting the
figure provided by Amnesty
International. The call by the military came barely 24
hours after a spokesperson said the
casualty figures could not be “credibly
determined”. Mr. Jonathan, who has been on the
campaign trail ahead of the February 14
presidential elections, has yet to
comment on the attack till date. But the president was one of the first
world leaders to issue a statement
condemning the killing of 12 journalists
and police officers in Paris, by Al
Qaeda-linked terrorists. While the president has not condemned
the Baga attack, his cabinet members
too have not commented on the
incident. Yet, like the president, Finance
minister, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, also
tweeted messages of solidarity with the
French people, condemning the attack
on Charlie Hebdo. Mr. Malema, who had previously served
as the president of African National
Congress Youth League, said the action
of the Nigerian president had
demonstrated “irresponsible
leadership”. Speaking at a press briefing, Mr.
Malema mocked Mr. Jonathan using his
first name, Goodluck. “Eh Goodlook, or Goodluck or whatever
his name is or badluck I don’t know …
He is quick to release statement about
the killing in Paris; but don’t (doesn’t)
say anything about the killings in his
own country. That’s an irresponsible leadership,” Mr. Malema said. “We are really saddened by what is
happening in Nigeria. It is highly
disturbing.” “And we need South African
Government to intervene and we will be
raising the matter in the Parliament. “We will make the Parliament to debate
it as an urgent matter and pass the
resolution for South African
intervention in Nigeria,” he said.http:///1yimsa6

So d bad air has reached south Africa.

Soon the entire Africa will be shouting .. SAI BUHARI.

No matter hw mr president try to hide under the platform of his so-called name *Godluck*, the devil in him will soon be shown to the whole world.

ok...it's no news again

Who no know?it obvious even to a careless observer,some re only hiding it cos of wat psychologist called prejudice,they re only prejudice.Truth is dat d so called Jonathan is irresponsible......im sorry if an insult to some pple choice bt truth must b said.

Egbere badluck Jonatan,c ur life

If they can come to our help by sending military hardware and experienced soldiers to fight along our soldiers against Bokoharam, that would be nice,,,,,,,,,,,,We need s multi-national strong force of 2million men and women for all strong and able countries in Africa to deal with this menace before the menace deals with us

If they can come to our help by sending military hardware and experienced soldiers to fight along our soldiers against Bokoharam, that would be nice,,,,,,,,,,,,We need s multi-national strong force of 2million men and women for all strong and able countries in Africa to deal with this menace before the menace deals with us
We need to swallow our pride and ask for help. Britain swallowed pride and asked for help

podosci:
If they can come to our help by sending military hardware and experienced soldiers to fight along our soldiers against Bokoharam, that would be nice,,,,,,,,,,,,We need s multi-national strong force of 2million men and women for all strong and able countries in Africa to deal with this menace before the menace deals with us

The Nigerian armed forces have what it takes to fight boko haram. What we lack is the commander in chief.

Rajman45:
South Africa’s eccentric youth leader
and federal lawmaker, Julius Malema,
has launched a blistering attack on
President Goodluck Jonathan over his
handling of the massacre in Baga,
Borno State, describing the Nigerian president as “irresponsible” and
suggesting South African intervention
against the extremist Boko Haram sect. Mr. Malema, who leads the Economic
Freedom Fighters Party, criticised Mr.
Jonathan for rushing out public
condemnations of the terrorist attack
on a newspaper in France when he has
remained silent until date on the bloodbath in Baga, a troubled town in
his own country. The youth leader said the South African
National Assembly will consider a
motion on a possible intervention in the
bloody campaign by Boko Haram that
has claimed thousands of lives and has
worsened in the last weeks. Boko Haram seized Baga, a fishing
community on the northern tip of
Borno State by Lake Chad, sacking the
military base there and killing soldiers
and hundreds of civilians. Rights group, Amnesty International,
said at least 2,000 people were killed in
the attack, and said the carnage is the
worst attack since Boko Haram began a
bloody campaign targeting civilians and
government officials in 2009. On Tuesday, after over a week of
silence, the Nigerian military said about
150 people died in the attack, including
Boko Haram militants, rejecting the
figure provided by Amnesty
International. The call by the military came barely 24
hours after a spokesperson said the
casualty figures could not be “credibly
determined”. Mr. Jonathan, who has been on the
campaign trail ahead of the February 14
presidential elections, has yet to
comment on the attack till date. But the president was one of the first
world leaders to issue a statement
condemning the killing of 12 journalists
and police officers in Paris, by Al
Qaeda-linked terrorists. While the president has not condemned
the Baga attack, his cabinet members
too have not commented on the
incident. Yet, like the president, Finance
minister, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, also
tweeted messages of solidarity with the
French people, condemning the attack
on Charlie Hebdo. Mr. Malema, who had previously served
as the president of African National
Congress Youth League, said the action
of the Nigerian president had
demonstrated “irresponsible
leadership”. Speaking at a press briefing, Mr.
Malema mocked Mr. Jonathan using his
first name, Goodluck. “Eh Goodlook, or Goodluck or whatever
his name is or badluck I don’t know …
He is quick to release statement about
the killing in Paris; but don’t (doesn’t)
say anything about the killings in his
own country. That’s an irresponsible leadership,” Mr. Malema said. “We are really saddened by what is
happening in Nigeria. It is highly
disturbing.” “And we need South African
Government to intervene and we will be
raising the matter in the Parliament. “We will make the Parliament to debate
it as an urgent matter and pass the
resolution for South African
intervention in Nigeria,” he said.http:///1yimsa6

who is talking? Is south africa a really independent nation? After the west has deceived you people not to sell weapons to ur brothers in need and you re here talking shit. Which help can you offer again. Wen u can't sell weapon, is it your men you wld risk for battle..who is south africa sef to to think they can help, AU, UN or wot...wia US, UK, FRENCH and rest has tried and failed..just pray u dnt fall into terror attack cos its nt easy as u tink

I SUPPORT BUHARI, BUT WHO IS SOUTH AFRICA TO INSULT NIGERIA'S PRESIDENT?

podosci:
If they can come to our help by sending military hardware and experienced soldiers to fight along our soldiers against Bokoharam, that would be nice,,,,,,,,,,,,We need s multi-national strong force of 2million men and women for all strong and able countries in Africa to deal with this menace before the menace deals with us

Supported

Unfortunately the SA guy spoke foolishly because he failed to remember that his useless government failed to sell us weapons and send in helpers

We helped these guys during the apartheid days but today they have abandoned us

We must not forget today in order to remind SA their treachery.

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Unfortunately the SA guy spoke foolishly because he failed to remember that his useless government failed to sell us weapons and send in helpers

We helped these guys during the apartheid days but today they have abandoned us

We must not forget today in order to remind SA their treachery.

One day Nigeria would reclaim hits throne has the Giant of Africa and then we shall remind SA how it ridiculed us in our time of need and help.

We just need a change of leadership that will not encourage corruption there and then, our armed forces can start reclaiming thier lost glory.
God bless Nigeria.