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Re: Full Transcript Of President Buhari's Latest CNN Interview by PassingShot(m): 4:52pm On Jul 22, 2015 |
Chamber10:Did you read the interview or you've deliberately decided not to understand him? The question was, will he negotiate to have some BH detainees released in exchange for the kidnapped girls; to which he said he is not against it provided the acclaimed BH leadership can deliver the girls safely. |
Re: Full Transcript Of President Buhari's Latest CNN Interview by ubamili(m): 4:54pm On Jul 22, 2015 |
Let him invite obama first |
Re: Full Transcript Of President Buhari's Latest CNN Interview by PassingShot(m): 4:57pm On Jul 22, 2015 |
ceejayluv:To you and your likes, it's not a priority. To their parents, families, friends and the concerned international community it is a top priority for some reasons: 1. Their kidnapping was widely reported. 2. They were kidnapped under the govt that was supposed to guarantee their safety (from their school in pursuit of education). 3. Their release offers some hope in further success in the fight against terrorism. Theirs is uniquely slightly different from some others who may have been kidnapped under different circumstances. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Full Transcript Of President Buhari's Latest CNN Interview by mayorchelsea(m): 4:58pm On Jul 22, 2015 |
The last video of GEJ's interview with Amanpour that I watched,she asked him a question about power in Nigeria and GEJ said," It's not true,if you ask any Nigerian man on the street, he'll tell you there's twenty hour electricity n Nigeria" 3 Likes |
Re: Full Transcript Of President Buhari's Latest CNN Interview by mayorchelsea(m): 4:59pm On Jul 22, 2015 |
The last video of GEJ's interview with Amanpour that I watched,she asked him a question about power in Nigeria and GEJ said," It's not true,if you ask any Nigerian man on the street, he'll tell you there's twenty hour electricity in Nigeria" 1 Like |
Re: Full Transcript Of President Buhari's Latest CNN Interview by mayorchelsea(m): 5:02pm On Jul 22, 2015 |
kobonaire:why you wicked like this? 1 Like |
Re: Full Transcript Of President Buhari's Latest CNN Interview by laplace12(m): 5:33pm On Jul 22, 2015 |
This guy is dull, lets be frank. There is clarity in Amanpour questions and ambiguity in his answers. Even the dullest troll on nairaland can do better than this. |
Re: Full Transcript Of President Buhari's Latest CNN Interview by klax(m): 5:38pm On Jul 22, 2015 |
Pls are you guys not finished with interview nonsense To what usefulness is the full script to anybody now The govt is at 25% functioning, boko haram has killed over 400 within one month yet you are talking about interview. But why Nigeria is full of sick in the people like this God I expect people by now to tell our tourist president and his dogs entourage time up enough now of US jamboree return home and face reality but rather people are hailing him and his dogs that went to waste their time in US doing nothing. So sorry indeed. 1 Like |
Re: Full Transcript Of President Buhari's Latest CNN Interview by lordpromise(m): 5:42pm On Jul 22, 2015 |
Please where is my donchester |
Re: Full Transcript Of President Buhari's Latest CNN Interview by nurseafrica: 5:53pm On Jul 22, 2015 |
Chamber10:Lie muhammed boiz wailing since 10BC, reply ? They have all run away, in their heart they are asking,,, hope this is not Baba clueless, Reply if you know what Clueless baba is up to |
Re: Full Transcript Of President Buhari's Latest CNN Interview by BonaVIta(m): 5:59pm On Jul 22, 2015 |
importexpert: any thread u see what Buhari said, you throw yourself in an start screaming "PMB making us proud". Did you read his stand on negotiating with Boko Haram? |
Re: Full Transcript Of President Buhari's Latest CNN Interview by dabossman(m): 6:11pm On Jul 22, 2015 |
Chamber10: Comprehension is really becoming a problem in this country. He said he will negotiate with them in respect to getting the Chibok girls back. That is different from granting them amnesty. That's like handing over ransom money to a kidnapper. It doesn't mean the police won't go after the kidnapper and arrest them afterwards. How hard is that to understand? |
Re: Full Transcript Of President Buhari's Latest CNN Interview by dabossman(m): 6:15pm On Jul 22, 2015 |
PassingShot: Stop trying to explain it to them. They either can't comprehend simple statements or have just chosen not to. 1 Like |
Re: Full Transcript Of President Buhari's Latest CNN Interview by Nobody: 6:16pm On Jul 22, 2015 |
Bro he is trying, lets be sincere. No single government that did not and does not engage in foreign relations to seek the best for its country. Just that we should not depend solely on that and he should be wary of enslaving deals with the west samcarlos: |
Re: Full Transcript Of President Buhari's Latest CNN Interview by mongrine: 6:32pm On Jul 22, 2015 |
No be small thing. Look at how my president is answering her question with just the right answer even she tries to make him say things that could jeoperdise his poltical stand. That is my PMB. |
Re: Full Transcript Of President Buhari's Latest CNN Interview by friends4ever(m): 6:35pm On Jul 22, 2015 |
Chamber10: FLIP FLOPS |
Re: Full Transcript Of President Buhari's Latest CNN Interview by Abbey24(m): 6:58pm On Jul 22, 2015 |
Dotng: |
Re: Full Transcript Of President Buhari's Latest CNN Interview by Abbey24(m): 7:00pm On Jul 22, 2015 |
Dotng:pls baba buhari dont negotiate with dis terrors, pls use the human nd non human resources to fight dis pple |
Re: Full Transcript Of President Buhari's Latest CNN Interview by dhesire(m): 7:01pm On Jul 22, 2015 |
Regiblinkz: Why are we doomed? |
Re: Full Transcript Of President Buhari's Latest CNN Interview by razid: 7:13pm On Jul 22, 2015 |
Most of the people chastising the President for willing to trade the 219 Chibok girls for Boko Haram detainees have no sense of history. Even the almighty America released five Taliban prisoners held since 2003 for one of their own held in captivity just last year. "...Bergdahl, 28, who had been held captive nearly five years, broke down in tears. |
Re: Full Transcript Of President Buhari's Latest CNN Interview by ceejayluv(m): 7:17pm On Jul 22, 2015 |
PassingShot:you totally missed my point there..... over two hundred girls are missing but over 400 Nigerians have died in two months now under a government that swore to protect them . The priority naturally should be to check the killings. the chibok issue is a highly publicized attack indeed, but their lives aren't more precious than the hundreds or thousands that will die in the coming weeks due to the laxity in applying deadly force against them. Politicizing the chibok kidnappings is an unfortunate twist of events. Sensationalism from the international community made recovering the girls look like the paramount endeavour in the terror war. it isn't. |
Re: Full Transcript Of President Buhari's Latest CNN Interview by Chulex(m): 7:38pm On Jul 22, 2015 |
My brother we all know that the sloganis CHANGE na. Chamber10: |
Re: Full Transcript Of President Buhari's Latest CNN Interview by sunkoye: 7:42pm On Jul 22, 2015 |
Regiblinkz:guy...na only u doomed o |
Re: Full Transcript Of President Buhari's Latest CNN Interview by Nobody: 8:05pm On Jul 22, 2015 |
I luv the way (INAUDIBLE) responded to the last question about that African leader to be tried in Senegal. What da 4k is International Criminal Court? Corrupt sets of govt officials forming to be int'l judges. |
Re: Full Transcript Of President Buhari's Latest CNN Interview by Nobody: 8:48pm On Jul 22, 2015 |
Regiblinkz:YOU ARE DOOMED |
Re: Full Transcript Of President Buhari's Latest CNN Interview by Miaraka: 9:08pm On Jul 22, 2015 |
Hadeola88:Maybe he keeps changing his approach because he wants to confuse the enemy; doesn't want them to know what's on his mind. Jokes aside, I fully support his decision to negotiate with BH for the release of the Chibok girls. Check out from 1Voice Africa.com, THE ABC OF DEFEATING BOKO HARAM Asante Tsambo Many people in Nigeria and around the world were celebrating when they heard, during the few months preceding the inauguration of President Buhari, that Boko Haram (BH) was on the retreat and the Nigerian defence and security forces were liberating territory and setting hostages free or enabling them to escape. They were under the impression that final victory was either around the corner or that BH had been hit so hard that it would not be able to regroup, try to harass the Nigerian armed forces and even carry out massacres of innocent civilians. The killing of about 500 Nigerians by BH in the past 39 days has shocked many. As Africans, we are profoundly saddened by BH's ruthless terrorist activities against civilians. We are also concerned that this is happening in our continent's biggest economy. Africa needs a peaceful, prosperous and united Nigeria. Working together, Nigeria and SA could utilize their enormous potential to lead our continent's efforts to extricate itself from the quagmire of underdevelopment and internecine fratricidal conflict. It is for this reason that the AU, Nigerians and other Africans should consider the following: 1. That Cameroon, Central African Republic, Kenya, Nigeria, Mali, Somalia now form the Southern flank of the African frontline against terrorism. If these countries fall, Africa falls and the African agenda will become a pipe-dream. Therefore, all Africa must unite behind these countries and function as their rear base; 2. The African Union should launch an International campaign for the isolation of BH and all other Africa based terrorist organisations. This campaign should include the freezing of terrorist bank accounts and closure of their external supply lines. Countries which provide them with support should be exposed and boycotted. The declaration and or blacklisting of BH and others as terrorist or undesirable entities can never be sufficient; 3. Nigerians have to understand and accept the fact that, courtesy of BH, they now live in the African frontline against terrorism, the territorial integrity and unity of their nation are under threat, every Nigerian, could fall victim of a BH attack whether or not they live in the South South, South East or South West because terrorists CAN bomb targets in areas where they have no infrastructure. Apart from that, who said they will not have the appetite to move to the South once they have established themselves and feel comfortable in the North? 4. Nigeria must prepare itself for a protracted struggle. There will be no quick victory because BH is no longer a ragtag group. It enjoys international material and moral support and is part of a movement that seeks to build a caliphate, including several West, Central, East and North African countries; 5. The war against BH is 80% political and only 20% military. In other words, the Nigerian defence and security forces cannot defeat BH on their own. The government needs to mobilize the whole nation, explain the nature of the enemy and what role each Nigerian should play. In relation to the South which is the rear base, the North is the war front. The Southerners should be mobilized to inter Alia provide moral, spiritual and material support to the Northerners, especially the victims and the defence and security forces. The Northerners should be mobilized to provide to the defence and security forces all and any form of support they can afford, even a simple but genuine "No to BH Terrorism." 6. Nigerians and their organisations must unite across religious, tribal, regional and state lines. You need national cohesion, unity in action and all possible forms of partnerships among yourselves and between yourselves and other African nations, your natural allies; 7. The Government should embark on a campaign to win the hearts and minds of the people, not only through its declarations but its actions and the way the defence and security forces conduct the war. Now, more than ever before, it has to be seen that Nigeria cares. The Government and people of Nigeria cannot stem the tide of a terrorist tsunami or prevent the disintegration of their federal state, if they do not address social justice and law and order imperatives. 8. It is easier to fight an enemy that can be found in a specific area but more difficult to fight an enemy that is embedded or hiding or has friends among the masses. It is much easier to carry out a suicide bomb operation in a market place, church or shopping mall that is full of civilians than to engage the Nigerian defence and security forces directly. It seems like BH did not only retreat deeper into the forest and neighboring countries. Some of them appear to have run back home, to hide and regroup among the masses where in all probability, they have an effective network of cells and arms caches and certain aspects of the terrorist training and bomb-making could be taking place. 9. The massacres of so many people in such a short time is the negative consequence of the Nigerian forces' achievements in the Sambisa forest and former BH-held territories. On its own, It does not necessarily suggest that the Nigerian government does not know what it is doing, neither does it point a finger at its complicity. It certainly is one of the easiest things that terrorists can do. 10. Africa has sufficient local expertise and experience in conventional and guerrilla warfare, intelligence work and communication with our people. Nigeria should tap into this vast wealth of African expertise and experience. Our non African partners can assist with material, diplomatic and moral support for the victims of terror and our defence and security forces as well as the gathering of intelligence in terms of foreign support for the terrorists and the punishment of individuals, organisations and countries which harbor and support them. |
Re: Full Transcript Of President Buhari's Latest CNN Interview by datopaper(m): 9:43pm On Jul 22, 2015 |
Buhari WILL perform |
Re: Full Transcript Of President Buhari's Latest CNN Interview by abnsugbe: 3:20am On Jul 23, 2015 |
Dotng: Obama had described Nigeria as a country in the eastern part of Africa instead of West Africa while discussing with Buhari, While Buhari described his party APC as All Naija Peoples congress...To me d score is 1=1 |
Re: Full Transcript Of President Buhari's Latest CNN Interview by Christonjnr(m): 4:04am On Jul 23, 2015 |
(INAUDIBLE) must appear how many times? No blame shaa,that is what suppose to happen when we voted for someone without certificate as our President. Abeg hit like for GEJ |
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