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Re: Northern Governors Declare War On Boko Haram by Nairaboi(m): 7:11pm On Jan 28, 2012
na 2day?
Re: Northern Governors Declare War On Boko Haram by uddukes: 7:23pm On Jan 28, 2012
[i]his is the map of Boko haram country

psalmizt , Boko haram is only asking for the North niger region as its country. It is not asking for anything below the river niger and benue. When you look at the 14 state Boko Haram considered to be their state. 90% of them are muslim.

I do not have anything against Islam , and I do not have anything against the creation of a country from this 14 state in the North. My reason is  because they have sharia court already.  People who are against an Islamic country in the North are not been totally sincere since , when you look at it, there are sharia court in the north and this state already have sharia.

I do not support the use of violent by boko haram in the north. But I know why Boko haram is using violent. It is because the members of the national assembly from the north dont represent the interest of northerners at the national assembly. This northerners at the national assembly have computers and are seen the satellite pictures. and have not done anything to protect the right of their people and what is best for their people. This is why Boko haram I think they feel. They dont need politician to make change. That they can use violent to make change.

Boko Haram are only asking for 14 states of Nigeria. And I will tell you this. Most of this 14 states Boko haram is asking. most people there are muslim. Except for Plateau where there are mixed.


Here are the list of representative of the people in the national assembly, you will discovered they are muslim.  Do you see any christian among them No.

Somebody now saying they are against a country for them make me laugh.

Now the people who are against this are mostly southerner who stole money from the federal govt and built houses in abuja. How can any southerner want to claim abuja from northerners.  I do not care if it is Ijaw money, they use to build abuja. Jonathan Goodluck should for God sake give them abuja.  

Ijaw people can not continue to make the argue that it is their money they use to build abuja, so they most claim abuja.

look at the list and ask.


Representative    Ibrahim Makama    CPC    Misan/Dambam    2011–incumbent
Representative    Adamu Abdullahi    ANPP    Zaki    2011–incumbent
Representative    Bulkachuwa Adamu Muhammed    PDP    Katagum    2011–incumbent
Representative    Bundot Dauda Garba    PDP    Bogoro    2011–incumbent
Representative    Maitama Tugga    CPC    Gamawa    2011–incumbent
Representative    Isa Hassan    ANPP    Jama'are    2011–incumbent
Representative    Anas Tukur Ahmed    ANPP    Bauchi    2011–incumbent
Representative    Mohammed Saleh    PDP    Darazu/Ganjuma    2011–incumbent
Representative    Bilal Umar Barau    PDP    Ningi/Wanji    2011–incumbent
Representative    Bashir Aliyu Arabi    PDP    Alkaleri/Kirfi    2011–incumbent
Representative    Shira Mu'azu Hamisu    PDP    Shira/Giade    2011–incumbent
Representative    Safwan Sani Toro    PDP    Toro    2011–incumbent

Abba Dawud Lawan    Jere    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Baba Gana Tijani    Bama/Ngala/Kalabalge    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Ishaku Sharah    Askira-Uba/Hawul    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Kaka Adam Mustapha    Dikwa/Mafaf/Konduga    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Modu Alhaji Musa    Kukawa/Mobbar/Abadam/Guzamalai    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Mohammed Ali Ndume    Damboa/Gwoza/Chibok    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Mohammed Tahir Monguno    Monguno/Marte/Ngaanzai    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Muktar Betara Aliyu    Biu/Bayo/Shani/Kwaya Kusar    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Mustapha Baba Shehuri    Maiduguri (Metropolitan)    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Shettima Shehu    Kaga/Gubio/Magumeri    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Representative    Abdullahi Musa Nuhu    PDP    Kaita/Jibia
Representative    Aminu Bello Musari    PDP    Malum Fashi/Kafur
Representative    Daura AdamuSaidu    PDP    Daura/Sandamu/Mai'Adua
Representative    Funtua Lawal Ibrahim    PDP    Funtua/Dandume
Representative    Makera Sabiu Hassan    PDP    Dutsin-ma/Kurfi
Representative    Mashi Abdu Haro    PDP    Mashi/Dvisi
Representative    Musa Aliyu    PDP    Mani/Bindawa
Representative    Nadabo Tukur Idris    PDP    Bakori/Danja
Representative    Nasarawa Usman Mani    PDP    Kankia/Ingawa/Kusada
Representative    Safana Amina Yakubu    PDP    Safana/Batsari/Dan-Musa
Representative    Shehu Abubakar Garba    PDP    Musawa/Matazu
Representative    Tsagero Muazu Lemamu    PDP    Rimi/Charanchi/Batagarawa
Representative    Yahaya Shuaib Baure    PDP    Baure/Zango
Representative    Yankara Lawal Yusufu    PDP    Kankara/Sabuwa/Faskari
Representative    Yar'adua Abubakar Sadiq    PDP    Katsina Central
Representative    Abubakar Lamido Sadiq    PDP    Katsina North Central
Abdurrahamman Suleiman Kawu    Sumaila/Takai    ANPP
Abduwa Gabasawa Nasiru    Gezawa/Gabasawa    ANPP
Ado Garba Alhassan    Tudun-Wada/Doguwa    PDP
Ahmad Audi Zarewa    Karaye/Rogo    ANPP
Alhassan Uba Idris    Dala    ANPP
Ali Wudil Muhammad    Wudil/Garko    ANPP
Danlami Hamza    Fagge    ANPP
Garba Mohammed Batalawa    Kura/Madobi/Garun Malam    ANPP
Ibrahim Muazzam Bichi    Bichi    ANPP
Ibrahim Umar Ballah    Kumbosto    ANPP
Isah Idris Alhaji    Nassarawa    ANPP
Jobe Abdulkadir Tijjani    Dawakin-Tofa/Tofa/Rimin Gado    ANPP
Kiru Ubale Jakada    Bebeji/Kiru    ANPP
Labaran Y. Dambatta    Dambatta/Mokoda    ANPP
Lawan Farouk Muhammad    Bagwai/Shanono    PDP
Abba Dawud Lawan    Jere    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Baba Gana Tijani    Bama/Ngala/Kalabalge    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Ishaku Sharah    Askira-Uba/Hawul    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Kaka Adam Mustapha    Dikwa/Mafaf/Konduga    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Modu Alhaji Musa    Kukawa/Mobbar/Abadam/Guzamalai    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Mohammed Ali Ndume    Damboa/Gwoza/Chibok    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Mohammed Tahir Monguno    Monguno/Marte/Ngaanzai    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Muktar Betara Aliyu    Biu/Bayo/Shani/Kwaya Kusar    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Mustapha Baba Shehuri    Maiduguri (Metropolitan)    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Shettima Shehu    Kaga/Gubio/Magumeri    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Abubakar Abubakar    Gombe,kwami &Funakaye    PDP
Adamu Gora Kalba    Kaltungo/Shongom    PDP
Bayero Usman Nafada    Dukku / Nafada    PDP
Bello Suleiman    Akko Federal Constituency    PDP
Haruna Ahmadu Hassan    Balanga/Billiri    PDP
Moh'd Bello Suleiman    Akko    PDP
Shu'aibu Umar Galadima    Yamaltu-Deba    PDP
Baba Bukar Machinama    ANPP    Machina/Nguru/Karasuwa/Yusufari
Baba Gishiwari    ANPP    Fika/Fune
Goni Bukar Lawan    ANPP    Bursari/Geidam/Yunusari
Khadija Buka A. Ibrahim    ANPP    Damatura/Gujba/Gulani/Tarmuwa
Lawan Mohammed Kori    PDP    Nangere/Potiskum
Zakari Yau Galadima    ANPP    Bade/Jakusko
Abdullahi Idris Garba    Kontagora/Wushishi/Mariga/Mashegu    ANPP
Alhaji Baba Agaie    Agaie/Lapai    PDP
Bala Adamu Kuta    Shiroro/Rafi/Munyn    ANPP
Isah Shaba Ibn Bello    Bida/Gbako/Katcha    PDP
Mikail Al-Amin Bmitosahi    Chanchaga    ANPP
Mohammed Jibo       PDP
Mohammed K. Darangi    Magama/Rijau    PDP
Muktar M. Ahmed    Gurara/Suleja/Tafa    PDP
Representative    Balarabe Ismaila Usman    ANPP    Sokoto North/Sokoto South    1999–2003
Representative    Dikko Mukhtar    ANPP    Binji/Silame    1999–2003
Representative    Gandi SuleYari    ANPP    Wurno/Rabah    1999–2003
Representative    Gatawa SirajoMarafa    ANPP    Isa-Sabon-Birni    1999–2003
Representative    Magori ZubairuS.    PDP    Gwadaba/Illiza    1999–2003
Representative    Mohammed Usman    ANPP    Kware/Wamakko    1999–2003
Representative    Mohammed ArewaS.    ANPP    Gudu/Tangaza    1999–2003
Representative    Sanyinna AliyuUmar    PDP    Kebbe/Tambuwal    1999–2003
Representative    Shinaka ZakariMuhammed    ANPP    Gorondo/Gada    1999–2003
Representative    Tureta MohammedArzika    PDP    Bodinga/Dange-Shuni/Tureta    1999–2003
Representative    Yabo HassanKiryo    PDP    Shagari/Yabo    1999–2003
Abdullaziz Yari Abubakar    ANPP    Anka/Talata Marafa
Abubakar Shehu Bunu    ANPP    Bungudu/Maru
Bello Abubakar    ANPP    Shinkafi/Zurmi
Bello Mutawalle Maradun    ANPP    Bakura/Maradun
Dahiru Zubairu    ANPP    Kaura-Namoda/Birnin-Magaji
Idris Mohammed Keta    ANPP    Gusau/Tsafe
Mohammed S

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You completely missed the point.What boko haram is trying to do is repeat what uthman dan fodio did decades ago which is conquer a particular area and people to submissiom(Jihad) against their will and rule over them.We have not recovered from that violent evolution of our history till todayand here you are calling for another conquest by a deranged set of alqueda affilliates.Do you think the new southern Nigeria which you have carved out is safe having a border with an alqueda neighbour.stop being simplistic
Re: Northern Governors Declare War On Boko Haram by phreakabit(m): 7:28pm On Jan 28, 2012
uddukes:

You completely missed the point.What boko haram is trying to do is repeat what uthman dan fodio did decades ago which is conquer a particular area and people to submissiom(Jihad) against their will and rule over them.We have not recovered from that violent evolution of our history till todayand here you are calling for another conquest by a deranged set of alqueda affilliates.Do you think the new southern Nigeria which you have carved out is safe having a border with an alqueda neighbour.stop being simplistic


Well tell that to Israel. wink
Re: Northern Governors Declare War On Boko Haram by prodam(m): 7:31pm On Jan 28, 2012
we are not fools,
talk can not cook rice,
Re: Northern Governors Declare War On Boko Haram by efisher(m): 7:46pm On Jan 28, 2012
If any of these governors still has a brain inside his upper cavity, he would begin to do something about the foolish almajiri system and other retrogressive practices. It is not enough to declare war on boko rams. They have to embark on an ideological revolution for the good of their people. Boko rams is just the tip of the iceberg. There's more where that came from. What they are doing now is a good start but they shouldn't stop there cos it's like pouring water and fuel into a fire at the same time.
Re: Northern Governors Declare War On Boko Haram by iykak47: 8:01pm On Jan 28, 2012
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Re: Northern Governors Declare War On Boko Haram by babaowo: 8:04pm On Jan 28, 2012
yeah fire for fire! Omo ina la ran si ina,
Re: Northern Governors Declare War On Boko Haram by Ninapha(f): 8:41pm On Jan 28, 2012
'URGENT' Pls can someone contact the JTF that the leader of boko haram posts on NL. His user name is 'Musiwa'
Re: Northern Governors Declare War On Boko Haram by anonimi: 8:45pm On Jan 28, 2012
efisher:

If any of these governors still has a brain inside his upper cavity, he would begin to do something about the foolish almajiri system and other retrogressive practices. It is not enough to declare war on boko rams.

Such as free education up to secondary/vocational school and compulsory enrolment till 18 or end of secondary/vocational studies, whichever is earlier.
Coupled with massive enlightenment campaigns to make their old folks see the wisdom of such programme.
They need to realise that one tree ([size=11t]educated/half-baked oppressor[/size]) does not make a forest ( a second/first world society).

But I am almost certain they are too dumb to see their own personal advantage in making all their people educated properly. Just the same way the Association of Conmen in Nigeria (ACN) model governor in Lagos state has removed higher education subsidy by raisng LASU fees from 25,000 to at least 250,000 shocked
And to think that today's South West politicians/elites who claim to be progressives benefitted from free education from Awo's UPN governors plus bursary and scholarships for university.

2012 - Year of VIGILANCE for Victory (V4V)
Re: Northern Governors Declare War On Boko Haram by Nobody: 9:09pm On Jan 28, 2012
wen i ws in d north few months bck, there were several statements some of my then neighbours uttered that made me believe that some northern civilians are in full support of boko haram. These dudes got d support of their folks at home. And their siblins and elder states men are the ones that usually conceal them after their operations. D only solution to this damn problem is to divide the damn country. Lets use d space in our national dailies in reporting mtv news instead of som phuckin-mentally-derailled and brain washed dump-ass, es
Re: Northern Governors Declare War On Boko Haram by Nobody: 9:11pm On Jan 28, 2012
Why are they making this decision at this point in time? Probably, they heard about the Americans been asked to help in the fight!
Re: Northern Governors Declare War On Boko Haram by reagand200(m): 9:13pm On Jan 28, 2012
Did anyone notice that NAIRALANDERS had seen what the NORTHERN state governors COULD not see or deduct a long time ago?
I hail you guys o!
This step is the last hope of Nigeria still remaining UNITED.

Please STAY FOCUSSED on the WAY FORWARD and reduce INCIDENCE OF TRIBAL comments for now.

OCCUPY THE SEAT OF POWER WITH THE POWER OF YOUR MIND!
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Re: Northern Governors Declare War On Boko Haram by safarigirl(f): 10:01pm On Jan 28, 2012
Mtcheeww, this is Ǟ perfect example of double-speak from some of these governors, what do they intend to use against Boko Haram? As if they're not part of the conspiracy, bunch of incompetent swines!
Re: Northern Governors Declare War On Boko Haram by ceejayluv(m): 10:10pm On Jan 28, 2012
(There's a certain poster in this thread (username witheld) that has baffled me with his stark negligence of ALL grammatical rules of the English Language.
Nobody says u MUST write in English. Pidgin will do just fine)

NIGERIA is not gonna split. But unfortunately the war against b(OKO) ha(RAM) will stretch on for at least a decade.
You all had better got yourselves a gun cos E GO RUGGED O
Re: Northern Governors Declare War On Boko Haram by nikky5(m): 10:20pm On Jan 28, 2012
Why now?Some of them are members of this sect.Very soon Nigerians shall hear their names.Intelligence gathering among the natives remains one of the best option in fighting this menace.I give kudos to the Niger state governor.
Re: Northern Governors Declare War On Boko Haram by ulnan: 11:32pm On Jan 28, 2012
Quote 4rm musiwa on jan 28 at 11:05:

Boko Haram are only asking for 14 states of Nigeria. And I will tell you this. Most of this 14 states Boko haram is asking. most people there are muslim. Except for Plateau where there are mixed. 


Here are the list of representative of the people in the national assembly, you will discovered they are muslim.  Do you see any christian among them No.

Somebody now saying they are against a country for them make me laugh.

Now the people who are against this are mostly southerner who stole money from the federal govt and built houses in abuja. How can any southerner want to claim abuja from northerners.  I do not care if it is Ijaw money, they use to build abuja. Jonathan Goodluck should for God sake give them abuja.   

Ijaw people can not continue to make the argue that it is their money they use to build abuja, so they most claim abuja.

look at the list and ask.


Representative    Ibrahim Makama    CPC    Misan/Dambam    2011–incumbent
Representative    Adamu Abdullahi    ANPP    Zaki    2011–incumbent
Representative    Bulkachuwa Adamu Muhammed    PDP    Katagum    2011–incumbent
Representative    Bundot Dauda Garba    PDP    Bogoro    2011–incumbent
Representative    Maitama Tugga    CPC    Gamawa    2011–incumbent
Representative    Isa Hassan    ANPP    Jama'are    2011–incumbent
Representative    Anas Tukur Ahmed    ANPP    Bauchi    2011–incumbent
Representative    Mohammed Saleh    PDP    Darazu/Ganjuma    2011–incumbent
Representative    Bilal Umar Barau    PDP    Ningi/Wanji    2011–incumbent
Representative    Bashir Aliyu Arabi    PDP    Alkaleri/Kirfi    2011–incumbent
Representative    Shira Mu'azu Hamisu    PDP    Shira/Giade    2011–incumbent
Representative    Safwan Sani Toro    PDP    Toro    2011–incumbent

Abba Dawud Lawan    Jere    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Baba Gana Tijani    Bama/Ngala/Kalabalge    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Ishaku Sharah    Askira-Uba/Hawul    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Kaka Adam Mustapha    Dikwa/Mafaf/Konduga    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Modu Alhaji Musa    Kukawa/Mobbar/Abadam/Guzamalai    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Mohammed Ali Ndume    Damboa/Gwoza/Chibok    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Mohammed Tahir Monguno    Monguno/Marte/Ngaanzai    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Muktar Betara Aliyu    Biu/Bayo/Shani/Kwaya Kusar    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Mustapha Baba Shehuri    Maiduguri (Metropolitan)    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Shettima Shehu    Kaga/Gubio/Magumeri    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Representative    Abdullahi Musa Nuhu    PDP    Kaita/Jibia
Representative    Aminu Bello Musari    PDP    Malum Fashi/Kafur
Representative    Daura AdamuSaidu    PDP    Daura/Sandamu/Mai'Adua
Representative    Funtua Lawal Ibrahim    PDP    Funtua/Dandume
Representative    Makera Sabiu Hassan    PDP    Dutsin-ma/Kurfi
Representative    Mashi Abdu Haro    PDP    Mashi/Dvisi
Representative    Musa Aliyu    PDP    Mani/Bindawa
Representative    Nadabo Tukur Idris    PDP    Bakori/Danja
Representative    Nasarawa Usman Mani    PDP    Kankia/Ingawa/Kusada
Representative    Safana Amina Yakubu    PDP    Safana/Batsari/Dan-Musa
Representative    Shehu Abubakar Garba    PDP    Musawa/Matazu
Representative    Tsagero Muazu Lemamu    PDP    Rimi/Charanchi/Batagarawa
Representative    Yahaya Shuaib Baure    PDP    Baure/Zango
Representative    Yankara Lawal Yusufu    PDP    Kankara/Sabuwa/Faskari
Representative    Yar'adua Abubakar Sadiq    PDP    Katsina Central
Representative    Abubakar Lamido Sadiq    PDP    Katsina North Central
Abdurrahamman Suleiman Kawu    Sumaila/Takai    ANPP
Abduwa Gabasawa Nasiru    Gezawa/Gabasawa    ANPP
Ado Garba Alhassan    Tudun-Wada/Doguwa    PDP
Ahmad Audi Zarewa    Karaye/Rogo    ANPP
Alhassan Uba Idris    Dala    ANPP
Ali Wudil Muhammad    Wudil/Garko    ANPP
Danlami Hamza    Fagge    ANPP
Garba Mohammed Batalawa    Kura/Madobi/Garun Malam    ANPP
Ibrahim Muazzam Bichi    Bichi    ANPP
Ibrahim Umar Ballah    Kumbosto    ANPP
Isah Idris Alhaji    Nassarawa    ANPP
Jobe Abdulkadir Tijjani    Dawakin-Tofa/Tofa/Rimin Gado    ANPP
Kiru Ubale Jakada    Bebeji/Kiru    ANPP
Labaran Y. Dambatta    Dambatta/Mokoda    ANPP
Lawan Farouk Muhammad    Bagwai/Shanono    PDP
Abba Dawud Lawan    Jere    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Baba Gana Tijani    Bama/Ngala/Kalabalge    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Ishaku Sharah    Askira-Uba/Hawul    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Kaka Adam Mustapha    Dikwa/Mafaf/Konduga    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Modu Alhaji Musa    Kukawa/Mobbar/Abadam/Guzamalai    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Mohammed Ali Ndume    Damboa/Gwoza/Chibok    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Mohammed Tahir Monguno    Monguno/Marte/Ngaanzai    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Muktar Betara Aliyu    Biu/Bayo/Shani/Kwaya Kusar    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Mustapha Baba Shehuri    Maiduguri (Metropolitan)    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Shettima Shehu    Kaga/Gubio/Magumeri    All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
Abubakar Abubakar    Gombe,kwami &Funakaye    PDP
Adamu Gora Kalba    Kaltungo/Shongom    PDP
Bayero Usman Nafada    Dukku / Nafada    PDP
Bello Suleiman    Akko Federal Constituency    PDP
Haruna Ahmadu Hassan    Balanga/Billiri    PDP
Moh'd Bello Suleiman    Akko    PDP
Shu'aibu Umar Galadima    Yamaltu-Deba    PDP
Baba Bukar Machinama    ANPP    Machina/Nguru/Karasuwa/Yusufari
Baba Gishiwari    ANPP    Fika/Fune
Goni Bukar Lawan    ANPP    Bursari/Geidam/Yunusari
Khadija Buka A. Ibrahim    ANPP    Damatura/Gujba/Gulani/Tarmuwa
Lawan Mohammed Kori    PDP    Nangere/Potiskum
Zakari Yau Galadima    ANPP    Bade/Jakusko
Abdullahi Idris Garba    Kontagora/Wushishi/Mariga/Mashegu    ANPP
Alhaji Baba Agaie    Agaie/Lapai    PDP
Bala Adamu Kuta    Shiroro/Rafi/Munyn    ANPP
Isah Shaba Ibn Bello    Bida/Gbako/Katcha    PDP
Mikail Al-Amin Bmitosahi    Chanchaga    ANPP
Mohammed Jibo       PDP
Mohammed K. Darangi    Magama/Rijau    PDP
Muktar M. Ahmed    Gurara/Suleja/Tafa    PDP
Representative    Balarabe Ismaila Usman    ANPP    Sokoto North/Sokoto South    1999–2003
Representative    Dikko Mukhtar    ANPP    Binji/Silame    1999–2003
Representative    Gandi SuleYari    ANPP    Wurno/Rabah    1999–2003
Representative    Gatawa SirajoMarafa    ANPP    Isa-Sabon-Birni    1999–2003
Representative    Magori ZubairuS.    PDP    Gwadaba/Illiza    1999–2003
Representative    Mohammed Usman    ANPP    Kware/Wamakko    1999–2003
Representative    Mohammed ArewaS.    ANPP    Gudu/Tangaza    1999–2003
Representative    Sanyinna AliyuUmar    PDP    Kebbe/Tambuwal    1999–2003
Representative    Shinaka ZakariMuhammed    ANPP    Gorondo/Gada    1999–2003
Representative    Tureta MohammedArzika    PDP    Bodinga/Dange-Shuni/Tureta    1999–2003
Representative    Yabo HassanKiryo    PDP    Shagari/Yabo    1999–2003
Abdullaziz Yari Abubakar    ANPP    Anka/Talata Marafa
Abubakar Shehu Bunu    ANPP    Bungudu/Maru
Bello Abubakar    ANPP    Shinkafi/Zurmi
Bello Mutawalle Maradun    ANPP    Bakura/Maradun
Dahiru Zubairu    ANPP    Kaura-Namoda/Birnin-Magaji
Idris Mohammed Keta    ANPP    Gusau/Tsafe
Mohammed Sani    ANPP    Gummi/Bukkuyum

Ur worst than d most foolish creature on earth,infact ur an islamic ram or goat,when will northern muslims ever learn to say d truth? Even when it is glaring,they still try 2portray it d other way round cos they want to be politically relevant,but I thank God that the northern christians are not bordered about these since they already know dis muslims as troublesome,lazy and luv notin but power. Everything about northern muslims are lies'malams keep telling u lies 4rm childhood cos they kno dat's d only stage they can brain wash u and turn u away 4rm d truth.

Here is the reality about northern population; Northern states dominated by muslims are; kano,jigawa,katsina,kebi,sokoto,zamfara,yobe(65%). Northern states dominated by christians are: Let me just include these sane states which they claim into northern states, Benue(more like civilised south), Jos(more like civilised south), Kogi(more like civilised south),Adamawa(65xtians- 35mus), Taraba(70xtians- 30mus), Gombe(60xtians- 40mus), Kaduna(60xtians- 40mus). The following states are divided on equal percentage b/w xtians and mus; kwarra, Niger, Nassarawa, Bauchi and Borno states. Even those states dominated by mus u stll have xtians ranging 4rm 20- 30%, but becos they don't show concern regarding politics we seem 2 assume dat states like kano,katsina,zamfara etc have no xtians. The northern muslims are politically charged and dat's y u find them occupying elective positions,not dat they are the majority,they believe in power and they are naturally lazy and depend solely on Govt, xtians just dn't k about politics reason y it seems they are inexistent. These ppl can't remain with us cos they are too sentimental,northern xtians will join us or have their country.
Re: Northern Governors Declare War On Boko Haram by ulnan: 12:03am On Jan 29, 2012
These foolish Governors apart 4rm Benue,kogi,jos,taraba,kwara and may be Adamawa who are civilised know that they stand d risk of breaking out 4rm nigeria and as such the oil money will seise flowing they have now decided 2 wake up.middle belt u better wake up and chart ur course. Gombe south,Adamawa,Taraba,Yobe south,Bauchi,Kaduna south chart a new course for urselfs now,over the years these ppl have proved that they are not humans so we can't remain 2geda,ur more advanced than dem no matter how educated they may be,they still remain malus because of d way they practice their own islam,worst of all they are lazy and can't can't contribute anything 2 move d country foward,only to loot d treasury and buy big cars and drive up and down directionless.enof is enof,let dem go quitely,we luv dem but they have no regard 4 human life,too bad.
Re: Northern Governors Declare War On Boko Haram by jidewin(m): 12:04am On Jan 29, 2012
And u think they're sincere? lailai. they only said what Jona wanted to hear finish.
Fight boko boys?say wetin happen?wey be say na dem dem dey sponsor dem.NIGERIANS,YOU BETTER STOP BELIEVING THESE LOTS IN GOVT.
Re: Northern Governors Declare War On Boko Haram by MRBU: 12:12am On Jan 29, 2012
IT IS HIGH TIME WE CALL A SPADE A SPADE, THESE NORTHERN GOVERNORS HAVE BEEN QUIET ALL THIS WHILE THAT BOKO HARAM HAVE BEEN SPILLING THE BLOOD OF THE INNOCENT, HELPLESS SOUTHERNERS. THEY ONLY SAT BACK AND WATCH, OR EVEN SPONSORS THEIR ACTIVITIES. WE TOOK THE NORTHERN'S AS OUR OWN BROTHERS, WE INVESTED IN THEIR LAND FOR YEARS. WE USED OUR OWN MONEY TO DEVELOP THEIR CITIES, BUT AFTER 50 YRS, THEY STILL CALL US INFIDELS, PAGANS. THAT WE ARE NATURALLY SECOND CLASS IN OUR OWN COUNTRY. IF ANYTHING THAT POWER BELONGS TO THEM NATURALLY .
AFTER 52 YRS OF INDEPENDENT AND 98 YRS OF AMALGAMATION, IT IS VERY OBVIOUS THAT NIGERIA IS NOT A VIABLE  NATION ( SORRY), THE ONLY SOLUTION IS TO SPLIT THIS NATION, SO THAT THIS SACRILEGE OF SPILLING THE BLOOD OF THE INNOCENT SOUTHERNERS IS STOPPED.
ADIEU NORTHERN NIGERIA ( AKA BOKO HARAM COUNTRY)!!!!!!!!
Re: Northern Governors Declare War On Boko Haram by sniperwolf(m): 12:47am On Jan 29, 2012
Let's see how it plays out
Re: Northern Governors Declare War On Boko Haram by Nobody: 4:01am On Jan 29, 2012
TO THE MIDDLE-BELT --- A WAKE UP CALL.
   
Middle-belters need to rise up and chart a different cause from northwest and north east.The middle-belters should be encouraged to break-out from the york of hausa/fulani domination as this will do them a lot of good and also it will be in the interest of the SE/SS/SW too.This boko haram crises is looking like one of the major catalyst that will lead to the break-up of nigeria.The middle-belt governors forum should come alive to articulate on the way forward for peoples/tribes in the middle-belt.Due to the middle-belt region being vast in size and diverse in ethnicity,there is that likelihood of middle-belt attempts at asserting their political independence from the hausa/fulani being sabotaged from within.Therefore for a start,the people/political representatives/elites and elders of plateau,benue,southern kaduna,taraba should champion the cause .These four states should see themsleves as the core-middle belt states and work on carving out a common political ideology for the middle-belt.States like niger,kwara,kogi should be left out of this middle-belt political awakening for now because they have a high potential/likelihood of sabotaging the middle-belt cause.Once the alliance between the four states mentioned above has become strong enough,any other middle-belt state wishing to join them could be allowed.But first,[plateau,taraba,benue,southern kaduna]should see middle-belt political/ideological independence as their own project and they should not fail in accomplishing it.
    These four middle-belt states mentioned above need to give utmost importance to security of their peoples/tribes and protect the right of middle-belt indeginous peoples/tribes to live and their freedom to practice any religion of their choice[personal choice].They need an enforcement arm to handle security matters just like other regions do.A look at nigerias geo-political regions shows that various regions have security/militant groups to protect the people of those regions with the exception of middle-belt[ MB].
SS --- MEND
SE --- MASSOB
SW--- OPC
NE --- Boko Haram
NW--- Boko Haram
MB --- ?
The absence of a security/militant arm to protect the interest of the middle-belt tribes/peoples is the reason why sectarian violence against the middle-belters in Plateau and Benue state has occurred and re--occurred in recent times.It should interest you to know that any acts of religious/sectarian violence instigated by hausa/fulani in middle--belt states ie benue,plateau is actually an act of trespass by boko-haram into another mans territory.You cant hear of OPC trespassing into the SS or MEND tresspassing into SE to cause harvock.But the case of middle-belt is one in which Boko-haram,founded,funded and armed by the political elites and state governments of NW and NE now stray and exert influence outside their zones causing harvock in plateau state and possibly benue state.The middle-belt states need to form,fund and arm their own militant group.All the militant groups mentioned above are being funded by their state governments.
    Political re-allignment of the middle-belt is necessary in view of a possible break-up of nigeria.South Sudan,with the aid of america has just broken away from Sudan.America now views islamic fundamentalism/terrorism as its number one threat unlike previously when the perceived threat was communism.This is why rather than america support the north sudanese ruling junta even when the north sudanese/arabs do protect their economic interest,they choose to support South Sudan to gain independence.With South Sudan independence,a line has been drawn on the african map bringing to a halt the well known arab/islamic agenda of speading islam[with force if necessary] through central africa down to southern africa.
    The next battle field [arab/islam vs black african/christian ]is already playing itself out in the middle-belt.To the middle-belters,when the line is drawn,on which side of the line do you want to be?Is it above the line---hausa/fulani domination or below the line---independence/freedom?
    It is important for the middle-belt to separate/set themselves apart from the hausa/fulani expecially at these trying moments when the west and america seem to be under the impression that nigeria is made up of muslim north and christian south.
    Southern Kaduna should intensify efforts to have a state of their own,and the emergent Southern Kaduna state will then be part of middle-belt geo-political zone.The people of southern gombe and southern bauchi should also work towards merging these two areas to form one state which will also be part of the middle-belt.That way.Southern Kaduna and Southern Gombe/Southern Bauchi break away from NW and NE respectively.
    At the end of the day,if the middle-belt gets it right,the line will be drawn with most parts of the middle-belt below the line---[freedom from hausa-fulani domination/independence] and any issues with Boko Haram,maitassin,jibwis or whatever name the hausa/fulani terrorist groups will adopt will be left for NW and NE [arewaland] to deal with or dine with.
Re: Northern Governors Declare War On Boko Haram by Nobody: 4:51am On Jan 29, 2012
Interesting thoughts declared above. There is a large christian solidarity playing out between the many ethnic groups especially in Plateau state. Recently Jos has become a place of refuge for many people fleeing Boko Haram in Yobe State, and many Churches and Christian homes have accepted them. The mild-natured character of the people in the MB areas in fore-times was influenced by Christian thought which has prevented vigilante radicalism in the past. We do know that core-northern state governments and religious organizations actually sponsor and fund many radical Muslim youth to leave their own states for Jos and become the ready army whenever there is trouble. Motor-cycle businesses etc., is one of their decoys. I think many minority groups in these areas have been hardened by repeated attacks and have formed informal groups as a response. Which may not be enough as there is no central radical leader to drive issues. The crucial uniting factor between these ethnic groups is Christianity not ethnicity as in the other areas, and this sometimes creates the dilemma about faith and violence, is one defending one's life in the name of human survival or does one's faith have a say here? Which has been thorny in the past.

I will not underestimate how the divine has had a say in Nigerian politics, or destiny. And this is very much tied to the innocent Christian's prayer,
Re: Northern Governors Declare War On Boko Haram by demoore1(m): 8:17am On Jan 29, 2012
Dr. Muazu Babangida Aliyu is the only northern governor i like. He is good man.
Re: Northern Governors Declare War On Boko Haram by anonimi: 8:21am On Jan 29, 2012
Meanwhile our South Sudan brothers know how to deal with their former northern compatriots in Sudan- [size=13pt]shut the oil pipes[/size].

South Sudan oil row: Sudan to release shipments

Landlocked South Sudan currently uses facilities owned by Khartoum to get its oil to market
Sudan says it will release detained crude oil shipments belonging to South Sudan to help end a bitter dispute.
The laden vessels would be allowed to leave Port Sudan as soon as possibile, a Khartoum negotiator said.
The move followed South Sudan's threat to halt production, as talks on the row over oil transit fees broke down.
The newly independent state currently has to use Sudan's infrastructure to export its oil, but halting production would hurt the economies of both.

South Sudan seceded in July 2011, taking with it the lion's share of Sudan's oil - but without agreement on oil transit fees.

The BBC's James Copnall in Khartoum says Sudan needs these oil transit fees to cover the gap in its budget caused by South Sudan's secession.

It has started seizing oil in lieu of the fees.

Three ships carrying 2.2 million barrels of oil have been detained, AFP news agency says.

South Sudan has accused Khartoum of taking oil worth $815m (£518m) in total.

'Stealing'

"President Bashir is ready to make this gesture. Sudan is going to release the vessels detained in Port Sudan," Sayed el Khatib told a news conference in the Ethiopian capital, where talks have been taking place.

Mr Khatib said releasing the ships should open the way for what he called a "cover agreement" between the two countries to be signed - and that Khartoum was ready to do this by the end of Saturday.

There was no immediate reaction from South Sudan.

Late on Friday, South Sudan's lead negotiator, Pagan Amum, said a deal had fallen through because Sudan was "stealing" his country's oil.

He also said the [size=13pt]shutdown of South Sudan's oil production[/size] would be complete by the end of Saturday.

Oil accounts for an estimated 98% of landlocked South Sudan's budget - but it [size=13pt]currently[/size] has to use Sudan's pipelines and export terminal to export the oil.

Reuters news agency cited industry sources as saying Sudan had already sold at least one cargo of crude oil seized from South Sudan at a discount of millions of dollars, and was offering more.

Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir and his South Sudanese counterpart, Salva Kiir, have been holding talks in Addis Ababa, brokered by the leaders of Djibouti, Ethiopia, Kenya and Somalia.

Observers say the oil row has created the greatest crisis between the two states since South Sudan became independent, and has stoked fears of a return to war

BBC News
Re: Northern Governors Declare War On Boko Haram by anonimi: 8:28am On Jan 29, 2012
joskid:

The crucial uniting factor between these ethnic groups is Christianity not ethnicity as in the other areas, and this sometimes creates the dilemma about faith and violence, is [size=13pt]one defending one's life in the name of human survival[/size] or does one's faith have a say here? Which has been thorny in the past.

I will not underestimate how the divine has had a say in Nigerian politics, or destiny. And this is very much tied to the innocent Christian's prayer,


The bold portion is the right attitude. This is a war situation and self defence is [size=13pt]compulsory[/size].
I remember something similar in Kano some years ago. When the southerners/christians returned fire-for-fire, the almajiris had to calm down asking the CP to make everyone with "illegal" weapons to surrender them shocked
Re: Northern Governors Declare War On Boko Haram by ignis: 9:14am On Jan 29, 2012
Na 4 mouth? Start action let's see.
Re: Northern Governors Declare War On Boko Haram by OneNaira6: 10:27am On Jan 29, 2012
I'll give my opinion when I see action. For now, all I see is yarning tongue
Re: Northern Governors Declare War On Boko Haram by juman(m): 12:03pm On Jan 29, 2012
we must go back to the old traditional way of gathering information, gathering intelligence by using people.

'And we understand that the security agencies will need extra support that we can give and all of us must become security agents too. And when I say all of us, all Nigerians particularly those who can understand what issues are all about.

If nigeria is a good country, it's responsibility of everybody to safeguard our nation. But in this case where we have countryless nation there is nothing like patriotism.


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Re: Northern Governors Declare War On Boko Haram by enomakos(m): 2:41pm On Feb 05, 2012
nonsense
Re: Northern Governors Declare War On Boko Haram by Nobody: 4:08pm On May 11, 2012
Dr been
Re: Northern Governors Declare War On Boko Haram by Nobody: 4:10pm On May 11, 2012
Dr been
Re: Northern Governors Declare War On Boko Haram by lagerwhenindoubt(m): 4:13pm On May 11, 2012
prodam: we are not fools,
talk can not cook rice,

but it can cook beans because our leaders have all talked and we have all talked now we are eating (rotten) beans because we kept talking until the beans went sour

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