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This is what I have been waiting for!!!

Hopefully the Ndi Igbo will awaken from our long slumber, and seek revenge for the millions of people that were lost in our war against tyranny. Divine RETRIBUTION!!!

[quote author=hatch# link=topic=390628.msg5426512#msg5426512 date=1265034732]Ok,you wish more Nigerians can have guts like MEND !   And lead a revolution or what ? You see it is people like you that give the JTF opportunity to level and bombard your villages. When people like you make loose canon statements that you and i know will only lead to more chaos for your peps. I bet that JTF will give you the fight that you are so much looking for.  

Lets see who will loose at the end of the day. Na your land dem go level not mine in the middle belt.[/quote]Government Propo,
Please Hatch educate us on what Niger Deltans should do , Remember that just few months ago the Government was nearly grounded cause militants were able to cut production by more than 60%, thats why they brought amnesty.

And i bet its ppl like u that collect cheap $500 and $1000 from the government and be talking trash like ur brother the AGF. come i can pay u $2000 so u can switch sides. Government goat!

[quote author=Wily+Wily link=topic=390628.msg5427422#msg5427422 date=1265042344]Islam is Enemy of the World,Look at this Mumu, you thought that am sleeping, when all around me are Moslem Terrorist.[/quote] Guy you just made me laugh in Spanish! 

stiyke:
Thats count one.
The federal Gov is moving JTF to abuja, are they running?? http://www.vanguardngr.com/2010/02/01/presidency-orders-security-beef-up-in-abuja/ nawa oohh serious dark clouds on the horizon.
MEND pls dont stop over some useless promises this time.
I wish more nigerians hav guts like MEND ,

They aren't running, it's just that Jos was a huge miscalculation by the almajiri's. You see, the potential of the army splitting between Christian and Mulsim, Core North and the rest of Nigeria is a much worse prospect to their planners than having to hang ND people to protect the bunkering operations of ex-generals.

The bulk of the army comes from Benue and Plateau states. Benue state provides most of the lower cadre, while Plateau state has produced a lot of generals (Langtang mafia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Langtang_Mafia). . . Not nice, coupled with the other issue's in Nigeria, even nasty. There are many reasons why the Arewa Consultative Forum seem to have suddenly torn off the bigotted blindfold and gained sight to read the tea bags, they are now singing a radically different tune from their past chauvinistic outings.

@Beaf

This is realpolitik and those who do not understand it will never understand. Anyway, lets hope
this becomes a permanent feature on the part of ACF, in which you can never find an Almajiri as you
understand the word. It is elitist and of course represents the face you do not want to see.

Honestly, \i just wish everyone comes to his senses and we all do the right things this year.

Nyway, happy new year.

The apparent disarmament and amnesty of the Niger Delta's indigenous fighters, by the Yar Adua government, seemed to be a masterstroke of diplomatic conflict resolution at the time, bearing as it did the promise of engendering lasting peace in Nigeria's cash register oil fields, but those heady days faded into memory once the dogged campaign of strategic sabotage against crude oil production infrastructure resumed with a vengeance in the Delta.

The refusal of Nigeria's power-monopolizing elite to immediately install Delta native Vice President Jonathan Goodluck as the acting head of state while ailing President Yar Adua was away from his duty post has had the predictable effect of enraging the sons and daughters of the  Niger Delta, which in turn resulted in the recent declaration of war on the Nigerian state by Niger Delta militias.

Hopes of lasting peace so tantalizingly close mere months ago, are now vaporizing like the morning mist, replaced once again by the familiar chatter of light arms, the boom of demolition charges, and the smell of oil and death in the air of the Niger Delta.

citizenY:
@Beaf

This is realpolitik and those who do not understand it will never understand. Anyway, lets hope
this becomes a permanent feature on the part of ACF, in which you can never find an Almajiri as you
understand the word. It is elitist and of course represents the face you do not want to see.

Honestly, \i just wish everyone comes to his senses and we all do the right things this year.

Nyway, happy new year.

Happy new year citizenY.
I think its too late and the wheels are finally coming of the car. . . Except there is intensive fire brigade action. . .

@Beaf,
Please refer to Jakumo's post above. I say ma broda dem don shit for church. In the process of protecting Yar'adua and by extension their interests,
they have forgotten to keep the fire burning by honestly pursuing the dialogue in the ND. This is what I meant by doing the right things. These guys have
messed up the whole thing.

Common sense should have prevailed from day one. I am not sure this fire brigade get hose not to talk of fire engine. Where do they start from and
will ND trust and listen to Goodluck? The guys you have there are clueless. This amnesty has been championed entirely by the executive arm and the legislature
has been very inept by not taking the initiative to solidify the effort. Now we have a clueless FEC and sleeping lawmakers. Who will lead the initiative. I can only
hazard a guess and say civil society groups. Maybe there will be two Aaron teams now.

Nigerians should forget about these guys and initiate solutions on that level. Just thinking