989900:
Buratai did well:70%
Buratai's clog was trying to answer political questions which he could have deflected, as he is in no position to be responsible for answers to those questions especially publicly.
Buratai is a military man, trained to wage war; not a diplomat, journalist, or the like. . . Vs. Steve couldn't have been easy for him.

Steve was an asshole for the larger part cutting in and crap, wanting Buratai to be responsible for not ending terrorism in Nigeria, the same terrorism that Britain and the whole of Europe, the US, and the world at large struggle with (personally, I get scared any time I visit the UK and ever have to get on a London bus since 2005 . . . taking into account the bombings and other attacks on it).

Buratai's achiles was the Dubai properties which he has never handled right from the get-go.

I watched the full interview twice.

pacino26:



70% �

Though he is a combatant I mustn't fail to remind you that we're not at war and being the COAS requires a very high degree of diplomacy.

Need I remind you also that most field decision do pass a level of bureaucracy too. He is no longer wielding weapons but bridging the gap between the one carrying the guns and the people providing the target and weapons.

He performed poorly and this further shows the level of unprofessionalism in the Army and their likes. You don't kill who you swore to protect on mere provocation, you don't starve your men out and expect them to conduct themselves.

A lot is wrong. I tire sef.

papaejima1:
Why didn't the snake charmer just go with some snakes to intimidate the reporter since it's obvious his face and brown envelope couldn't do the job?

fabre4:



stop insulting him do u know if he is lalas.tic.lala father

989900:
Buratai did well:70%
Buratai's clog was trying to answer political questions which he could have deflected, as he is in no position to be responsible for answers to those questions especially publicly.
Buratai is a military man, trained to wage war; not a diplomat, journalist, or the like. . . Vs. Steve couldn't have been easy for him.

Steve was an asshole for the larger part cutting in and crap, wanting Buratai to be responsible for not ending terrorism in Nigeria, the same terrorism that Britain and the whole of Europe, the US, and the world at large struggle with (personally, I get scared any time I visit the UK and ever have to get on a London bus since 2005 . . . taking into account the bombings and other attacks on it).

Buratai's Achilles was the Dubai properties which he has never handled right from the get-go.

I watched the full interview twice.

P.S. The Nigerian Army has a long way to go on human rights though (it's a work in progress . . . good to put the pressure on them)

pilotab55:
did USA or UK said they have conquered terrorism .but your COAS and your president says order wise

hydraa:
this guy just violated the army chief , i wish we had these kind of journalist . bold , fearless and say it as it is

papaejima1:

You mean the father of the snake child of NL?

989900:
Buratai did well:70%
Buratai's clog was trying to answer political questions which he could have deflected, as he is in no position to be responsible for answers to those questions especially publicly.
Buratai is a military man, trained to wage war; not a diplomat, journalist, or the like. . . Vs. Steve couldn't have been easy for him.

Steve was an asshole for the larger part cutting in and crap, wanting Buratai to be responsible for not ending terrorism in Nigeria, the same terrorism that Britain and the whole of Europe, the US, and the world at large struggle with (personally, I get scared any time I visit the UK and ever have to get on a London bus since 2005 . . . taking into account the bombings and other attacks on it).

Buratai's Achilles was the Dubai properties which he has never handled right from the get-go.

I watched the full interview twice.

P.S. The Nigerian Army has a long way to go on human rights though (it's a work in progress . . . good to put the pressure on them)

Naijiant:

Were you drunk when you were watching it?

Adiola:
can anything good come out from the zoo

Rossikki:
If not for inferiority complex, why would any Nigerian official submit to such indignity from a British journalist? Did the same British not rule and loot Nigeria dry in their 70 years here? Refusing to build even a single university or major power station in those 7 decades? Who are they to criticise Nigerian leaders that have done 100 times better than they did? When will Shackur interview Tony Blair over the Iraq WMD lies that led to a million deaths of innocent Iraqis? When will he interview the British generals who participated in the slaughter?

Rossikki:
Mr Naijant...I don't do hypocrisy. Sorry. The British journalists have never interviewed their leaders over their rap.e of Nigeria from 1897 to 1960. Why not? The reason they are rich today is because they looted Africa, then installed puppet regimes prior to departing. If their journalists cared for the truth, they would start by interviewing their leaders first, over Nigeria. For instance, what happened to the trillions earned from Nigerian exports in the 70 year colonial rule? If they had reinvested just 20% of the earnings in Nigeria, we would have not been an undeveloped bush at independence, with malnutrition and mass illiteracy. We would have developed democratic institutions capable of preventing the human rights abuses Shakur was yammering about. You don't ignore the root of the ailment and merely address the symptoms. That's insincerity at best, and criminal omission at worst.

Rossikki:
Mr Naijant...I don't do hypocrisy. Sorry. The British journalists have never interviewed their leaders over their rap.e of Nigeria from 1897 to 1960. Why not? The reason they are rich today is because they looted Africa, then installed puppet regimes prior to departing. If their journalists cared for the truth, they would start by interviewing their leaders first, over Nigeria. For instance, what happened to the trillions earned from Nigerian exports in the 70 year colonial rule? If they had reinvested just 20% of the earnings in Nigeria, we would have not been an undeveloped bush at independence, with malnutrition and mass illiteracy. We would have developed democratic institutions capable of preventing the human rights abuses Shakur was yammering about. You don't ignore the root of the ailment and merely address the symptoms. That's insincerity at best, and criminal omission at worst.

Integrityfarms:
A historic national disgrace. This is just the beginning of the disgrace of deception

SalamRushdie:


Make no mistake people this is a comment borne out of partisanship and not common sense as the writer would want you to believe .

Naijiant:

So until they interview their own leaders we should ignore the mass murder of Nigerian civilians by the military? Those dead people must be applauding you.

TheFreeOne:

Only in Nigeria will a ghost / incapacitated individual will still be consulted on national issues whilst there's an acting president.



If only sackur continued his bombings on that empty medulla for a few minutes maybe he would have made a slip of the tongue and tell Buboo true state of health.

ColonelDrake:
Stephen is the real MVP. He murdered Buratanshi in cold blood. The COAS is a bug disgrace. This shows he got to that position by quota system. His answers were not convincing he was not assertive. Mehn..Those were hard core questions. The COAS probably pee in his boxers before he left that seat. Nigeria is a disgrace if this is the kind of person we have as the head of army. What a national disgrace!

If na too kill innocent civilians, they know how to flex muscles. Nigeria army generally is the most useless in the whole wide world.

989900:
Buratai did well:70%
Buratai's clog was trying to answer political questions which he could have deflected, as he is in no position to be responsible for answers to those questions especially publicly.
Buratai is a military man, trained to wage war; not a diplomat, journalist, or the like. . . Vs. Steve couldn't have been easy for him.

Steve was an asshole for the larger part cutting in and crap, wanting Buratai to be responsible for not ending terrorism in Nigeria, the same terrorism that Britain and the whole of Europe, the US, and the world at large struggle with (personally, I get scared any time I visit the UK and ever have to get on a London bus since 2005 . . . taking into account the bombings and other attacks on it).

Buratai's Achilles was the Dubai properties which he has never handled right from the get-go.

I watched the full interview twice.

P.S. The Nigerian Army has a long way to go on human rights though (it's a work in progress . . . good to put the pressure on them)

ColonelDrake:

[s]War against civilian you mean?
70%? This kind of score will only come from a fellow product of quota system.[/s]