MasterofNL:



These goats even abandoned their positions, threw away their riffles and ran into a river where they drowned in droves just to escape from adavancing boko haram fighters.

What a shame.

Anticorruption:


same professionalism metted on a cripple recently


seems our army has redefined professionalism

Ngokafor:





.....Well what the elders(SE and to a small extent SS) saw sitting down,the toddlers and babies from the North and SW could not see standing on top of Mount Everest.

..You guys from other regions are so clueless about the political dynamics in this sad nation called Nigeria it is shocking..You were all warned about the dangers of voting buhari,but you called us names and refused to listen.

...Now all you do is cry after the horse has left the stable,but its too late.

HungerBAD:
John Charles, Makurdi



http://punchng.com/soldiers-sack-agatu-villages-kill-pregnant-woman-five-others/

EazyMoh:

How many wrong news have been on a national daily? It all boils down to the source of the story.
can't you see they fail to name even one of th so called killed villagers? including the alleged pregnant woman.
Mind you I believe soldiers can do (and have done) worst, but it's dangerous to broadcast wrong information like this because it will only escalate the problem.
The villagers stand to fain by aligning with security agents against the barbaric herdsmen that regularly attack their villages, but it will spell doom for them if they are exaggerating and killing soldiers. They will make two enemies for themselves, and no sane person would want that

damagepbuh:

Am from d South doesn't mean i will give GEJ a passmark for his governance. To me he failed. D option of GEJ and PMB to me were d same bad option. So i didn't care to support any of dem. But d emergence of PMB looked more like hope.
I said it before and i wilk repeat it. Until a new presidential candidate who is not a recycled thief and who is from d grassroot Springs up, my pvc will keep designing my wallet

omenkaLives:
This is unacceptable.

The Nigerian armed forces need to be careful how they go about "avenging" the death of their colleagues.

If youths in the area killed one of yours, what's the big deal in carrying out a thorouggh investigation to discover those behind the crime and punish them as necessary? They cant go about dishimg out such blanket punishments

It happened in Odi.

It happened in Zaki Biam.

It has happened again.

Enough of the nonsense.



Edit:

As usual, they just cant spare a momemt to read before commenting. They cant wait to cash out their wailing mavros.

What has the incident got to do with herdsmen?

EternalTruths:
Nigerian Military fighting for Fulani herdsmen

The military wants to disarm The Agatu people so that Fulani herdsmen will wipe them off and steal their lands

Agatus must defend their homeland


Christians must rise up against Islamization and Fulanization of Nigeria

Buhari must go

HungerBAD:
The council’s sole administrator, Mr. Mike Inalegwu, who spoke to our correspondent on the telephone, also denied the killing of people in Agatu communities but admitted the invasion of military personnel.

EazyMoh:
This is disappointing, Punch is also towing the line Vanguard in unprofessional journalism.
The council chief denied the death of anybody, yet Punch put it in the headline without finding out the deceased name and intervening her family.
They didn't even try to quote any source for their story, the writer just stated it as if he was an eye witness especially in that first paragraph.
Honestly the people carrying misinformation are doing as much damage by creating unnecessary anger and hate in people's minds which may lead to carnage in the future. Uganda is a typical example.
I condemn the soldiers act though if they really did what they did.

UltraLeslie:


What the press accused of the Nigerian army is unfortunately how the Nigeria army conduct themselves; it is their typical modus operandi and trademark mode of operation. They have done it repeatedly over and over again. You must be an an army to make that statement.

Let me ask you; did the army have any business going after anyone in that village who killed their colleague? The answer is no. It's the constitutional duty of the police. Do not allow the lopsided way things are done here to change your perception of order.

The Nigerian army has always been a disgrace with a bunch of unprofessional idiots who thinks the uniform is a mark of superiority over anyone without a uniform.

Anyone who defends the army on matter of civilian brutality is an imbecilé in its purest form. Even if you were born abroad, you must have had friends and family who will tell you about how these uncivilised thugs in uniform operate.

Just last week I came to Lagos to purchase an iPad and a navy officer with naval coverall driving a Siena 2000 model was driving against traffic in a one-way lane.

He switched off the ignition and came down from his vehicle blocking the entire road...until the other vehicles plying the right way all cleared out for him.

The Nigerian army needs reorientation more than any other uniformed institution in Nigeria.

Ngokafor:





.....Listen up dude,there is no point going round this..In 2015,Nigerians were down with two options,Jonathan or buhari...This was a case of choosing between a disappointment(Jonathan) or a menace(buhari)....Any right-thinking adult should be wise enough to choose a disappointment not a menace in the name of some stuupid 'change'slogan..That was our point then and still is now.

...Jonathan was not all that but buhari is far far worse than Jonathan in every ramifications..and for your information abstaining from voting is never a wise decision because the chances of the worst candidate emerging from the options available are usually high...and the consequencies very dire...fact.

psucc:
Just reminding one of the Odi massacre during OBJ's civilian rule.

Sack 6 villages without a single death, I clap for our Army's 'professionalism'

damagepbuh:

U chose disappointed because he was from ur region.
Personally i refused to choose any. because i rather not vote dan vote btw known disappointment and impending failure

Ngokafor:



...There is nothing like 'impending failure'..says who?? Buhari was/is a clear failure and a menace.

..Anyway i chose disappointment cos i have common sense not to vote menace or abstain from voting only to complain later like you all are doing now...Unfortunately your poor judgements has gotten us all in a fix.

...I would rather deal with Jonathan's admin and buy a bag of rice for #9,000..buy fuel at #87 per litre,exchange a dollar for #210 and so on than this disaster called buhari/apc...And thats the honest truth.