A strong critic of President Jonathan (Spence Adeniyi) wrote:

"Lately, Nigerian military forces are increasingly dislodging and crushing Boko Haram terrorists and regaining control of captured territories and towns. Although this is happening later than we expected, its equally as bad that the progress being by Nigerian troops is being so grossly under-reported. The same local voices screaming for help and protection are suddenly mute, and hesitating to appreciate rescue efforts that have now reached them.

"Were they screaming for help merely to whip up sentiments or they really wanted peace restored? This is what happens when politics mixes with national security. These two should never mix.

"Well done, Nigeria military forces. I celebrate you, today!!! But please bear in mind that fighting terrorism takes much more than a one-time victory. Fighting terrorism is an institutionalized process. We still lack strong regimes and institutions for countering terrorism. This is an area of work I am going to get deeply involved in, sometime in the nearest future.

"I need to write a note...."
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That is what I have been shouting myself hoarse about for long. Because of politics, many of us actually celebrate Boko Haram, pretending to be concerned about the killings. The assumption is that if the Nigerian armed forces triumph over Boko Haram, Jonathan will be popular. So deep in their hearts, many Nigerians pray for Boko Haram to have the upper hand, so that it will make Jonathan unpopular and therefore lose the election. And once they see such, they post it, comment on it, share the links, pictures and videos, pretending to be concerned about Nigeria.

But once the media headlines show that the armed forces have recorded successes against Boko Haram (like today's headlines show), they ignore the news and look for some other negative stories to celebrate. When a post is made on the success of the army, they quip: "Is it not the duty of the army to defend the nation? Why should we clap for them?" Or, "We can no longer believe the army, that is why we are not sure if the news is true." Lame excuses! 

2 days ago, thousands in Niger Republic marched against Boko Haram, as seen in the attached picture, but here it is all about politics of PDP vs APC. 

I weep for this nation!

Just call them 'BAD BELLEs'

Good point. Well done!!!

That means they are Sadists!

Kudos to our gallant armed forces! Shame on you sadists!

All the APC arround me are crying like a woman whose husband runaway from her whenever they heard the millitary is wining the war and dislorging this vermins

Nobody's sad. Why ppl aren't happy is after 5years and close to 10,000 lives lost and millions displaced, they decide to get serious all cos of election. This is a government dat has played politics wit virtually everything including people's lives and people's future. But no! Their supporters wont see it that way even when they're on the receiving end of it. This is something that should stop

VIPERVENOM:
Nobody's sad. Why ppl aren't happy is after 5years and close to 10,000 lives lost and millions displaced, they decide to get serious all cos of election. This is a government dat has played politics wit virtually everything including people's lives and people's future. But no! Their supporters wont see it that way even when they're on the receiving end of it. This is something that should stop

ur mouth if gat nothing meaningfully to say

eagleae7:

ur mouth if gat nothing meaningfully to say

and d eagle dat cant speak simple english has something meaningful to say

The fact that remarkable success is being achieved by the Nigerian Armed Forces is visible for everyone to see and they shall succeed no matter what the enemies of Nigeria think.Kudos to Nigerian Armed Forces.I wish you all good speed.