₦airaland Forum

Idrhas:
you talk only bout arab. Wah bout other mofos? U really nat interested speaking the truth. Just need another point to taint ISLAM #thatsuncalledfor

Idrhas:
do u really have to be an id**t saying the arab leader is what u actually are. Be sensible atleast

ZKOSOSO:
Few of us who can access some info from a higher plane of existence can authoritatively say u r damn right!
But again peace is possible!!
Some higher anointed ones can change this course of impending catastrophy!!
Prayer. Prayer. Fasting. More prayers!!
God can change the situation out of his mercy!!

pomporiking:
So now its jonathan's fault the apc jammed.can't you see its clearly sabotage from the enemy within

phrenoz:
....have u lied today?...hv u judged anyone?..we all have our flaws...we need to be saved...d bad leaders anthem is so popular and has been popular since I was born...God save Nigeria

dunkem21:
GEJ looking like a boss. A good international image for the country. The pride of our land.

Sai Ebele.

Mogidi:
You're a dolt if you think the president is not using his power to end the menace of bokoharam. As Wole Soyinka said the president can only provide arms and equipment to the army. If the muslims in the army refuses to fight their brothers in boko haram, theirs very little the president can do. GEJ helped in quelling MENDs excesses, we implore Bukohari to do same and spare Nigerians.

bombay:
Boko Haram Islamic terrorism is a Northern Nigeria Muslims agenda to
depopulate Northern Nigeria and rule Nigeria by any means possible otherwise
read the following infamous statements from Northern Nigerians.

“The new nation called Nigeria should be an estate of our great grandfather
Othman Dan Fodio. We must ruthlessly prevent a change of power. We use the
minorities in the north as willing tools and the south as a conquered
territory and never allow them to rule over us and never allow them to have
control over their future.” –“ Sir Ahmadu Bello Premier Northern Nigeria.
The Parrot Newspaper October 12, 1960.

“Before I end this short address, let me send a message to our great party
the PDP: if the PDP does not reform, it stands the risk of making itself
irrelevant. Let me again send another message to the leadership of this
nation, particularly the political leadership that those who make peaceful
changes impossible make violent changes inevitable.” —-Atiku Abubukar.
16th December 2010.

Lynch Christians in the North if I lose the 2011 Presidential
election.—General Muhammadu Buhari. Kaduna, December 2010.

Northerners would make Nigeria ungovernable for President Goodluck if he
wins the Presidential ticket and that the North should not be responsible
for any disaster that will face the country if Jonathan emerged as
president in 2011.—–Alhaji Lawal Kaita. December 7, 2010.

In an interview he granted to the Daily Sun (Sunday, 8 August 2010),
Buhari predicted the outbreak of violence if the 2011 general elections
were perceived to be far from free and fair. In the interview, Buhari was
asked: œDo you fear for the country, that if we dont get it right
now¦?
The interviewer did not complete the question before Buhari interjected,
saying: œThere may be no Nigeria¦, because I draw parallel with
Somalia so many times. Somalia-sation of Nigeria; I am scared about that.—- General
Buhari Sunday Sun, August 8, 2010.

Major General Muhammadu Buhari lost the election and behold ever since
Northern Nigeria has not known peace.

On April 16 and 17 2011 , violent demonstrations exploded in parts of the
north as ill-mannered youths expressed outrage over the defeat of the
presidential candidate of the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC),
Muhammadu Buhari. The victims of the violence were members of the National
Youth Service Corps (NYSC), most of them Christians, from the south and
from different ethnic groups. Gangs of irate supporters of the CPC tracked
down and murdered these defenceless young men and women on national
assignment. The rage against NYSC members was the most gruesome display of
primordial anger by any group of party supporters in the short history of
Nigeria.

In an interview he granted to The Guardian (2 November 2010), Junaid (who
described himself as a member of the Peoples Salvation Party — PSP), was
asked what would happen if Jonathan was selected as the PDPs candidate for
the 2011 presidential election. He said angrily: œThere would be violence.
First, the PDP would never be the same again. People would desert the PDP
in droves; secondly, the north is not going to take it hands down. I want
to assure that I want you to hold me to this after seeing the way the
events shape. Alhaji Junaid Mohammed.

Well support Nigerias balkanisation “ Ango Abdullahi Today in Abuja.
August 25th 2014

Boko Haram insurgency is basically socio-economic and political agitation.
And this is what is contained in our document. The crisis we are having is
a socio-economic manifestation of the failures of the Nigerian state in
this part of our country, or in that location in the country, just like it
was in the Niger Delta or elsewhere.—-Ango Abdullahi Today in Abuja News.
May 2013.

Boko Haram are freedom fighters. —-Rt Hon. Aminu Waziri Tambuwal.Punch
News December 2013.

With these infamous statements from various Northern Nigerian political and
various leaders, Boko Haram Islamic terrorists has persisted no doubt it
has ample support in cash and kind from the Northern Nigeria establishment.

bombay:
Boko Haram Islamic terrorism is a Northern Nigeria Muslims agenda to
depopulate Northern Nigeria and rule Nigeria by any means possible otherwise
read the following infamous statements from Northern Nigerians.

“The new nation called Nigeria should be an estate of our great grandfather
Othman Dan Fodio. We must ruthlessly prevent a change of power. We use the
minorities in the north as willing tools and the south as a conquered
territory and never allow them to rule over us and never allow them to have
control over their future.” –“ Sir Ahmadu Bello Premier Northern Nigeria.
The Parrot Newspaper October 12, 1960.

“Before I end this short address, let me send a message to our great party
the PDP: if the PDP does not reform, it stands the risk of making itself
irrelevant. Let me again send another message to the leadership of this
nation, particularly the political leadership that those who make peaceful
changes impossible make violent changes inevitable.” —-Atiku Abubukar.
16th December 2010.

Lynch Christians in the North if I lose the 2011 Presidential
election.—General Muhammadu Buhari. Kaduna, December 2010.

Northerners would make Nigeria ungovernable for President Goodluck if he
wins the Presidential ticket and that the North should not be responsible
for any disaster that will face the country if Jonathan emerged as
president in 2011.—–Alhaji Lawal Kaita. December 7, 2010.

In an interview he granted to the Daily Sun (Sunday, 8 August 2010),
Buhari predicted the outbreak of violence if the 2011 general elections
were perceived to be far from free and fair. In the interview, Buhari was
asked: œDo you fear for the country, that if we dont get it right
now¦?
The interviewer did not complete the question before Buhari interjected,
saying: œThere may be no Nigeria¦, because I draw parallel with
Somalia so many times. Somalia-sation of Nigeria; I am scared about that.—- General
Buhari Sunday Sun, August 8, 2010.

Major General Muhammadu Buhari lost the election and behold ever since
Northern Nigeria has not known peace.

On April 16 and 17 2011 , violent demonstrations exploded in parts of the
north as ill-mannered youths expressed outrage over the defeat of the
presidential candidate of the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC),
Muhammadu Buhari. The victims of the violence were members of the National
Youth Service Corps (NYSC), most of them Christians, from the south and
from different ethnic groups. Gangs of irate supporters of the CPC tracked
down and murdered these defenceless young men and women on national
assignment. The rage against NYSC members was the most gruesome display of
primordial anger by any group of party supporters in the short history of
Nigeria.

In an interview he granted to The Guardian (2 November 2010), Junaid (who
described himself as a member of the Peoples Salvation Party — PSP), was
asked what would happen if Jonathan was selected as the PDPs candidate for
the 2011 presidential election. He said angrily: œThere would be violence.
First, the PDP would never be the same again. People would desert the PDP
in droves; secondly, the north is not going to take it hands down. I want
to assure that I want you to hold me to this after seeing the way the
events shape. Alhaji Junaid Mohammed.

Well support Nigerias balkanisation “ Ango Abdullahi Today in Abuja.
August 25th 2014

Boko Haram insurgency is basically socio-economic and political agitation.
And this is what is contained in our document. The crisis we are having is
a socio-economic manifestation of the failures of the Nigerian state in
this part of our country, or in that location in the country, just like it
was in the Niger Delta or elsewhere.—-Ango Abdullahi Today in Abuja News.
May 2013.

Boko Haram are freedom fighters. —-Rt Hon. Aminu Waziri Tambuwal.Punch
News December 2013.

With these infamous statements from various Northern Nigerian political and
various leaders, Boko Haram Islamic terrorists has persisted no doubt it
has ample support in cash and kind from the Northern Nigeria establishment.