Politics › Re: Women Join Hunt For Boko-Haram Suspects In Borno by Afroconnect: 8:33am On Jul 09, 2013 |
There are over 20million youths in the North-RISE UP and kill all the evil boko haram and their sponsors.they are below 50,000mthe good people are more-they will easily overwhelm all the terrorists.thank God the northern youths have woke up from their sleep. |
Politics › Re: Cleric Asks Jonathan To Sign Anti-gay Bill Into Law by Afroconnect: 8:23am On Jul 09, 2013 |
Jonathan we are Africans,we were the first people on the surface of this earth,far wiser than these white freaks.Sign the bill into law.we are wiser than these white people,please ignore them.99% of Nigerians are anti-gay cos its evil. |
Politics › Re: FG Signs Ceasefire With Boko Haram by Afroconnect: 8:19am On Jul 09, 2013 |
FG and our armed forces must be on guard,this might be a trap to enable them get more arms and ammunition,their leaders too can not be trusted-they have their own ideology and political interests.Whether ceasefire or not,our security forces must stay on top.any terrorists,kidnappers and armed robbers must be pursued,trapped and killed.Nigeria is greater than any one people or set of people-IBB,Atiku,all the Northern elites and we all will die and Nigeria will continue,it is the responsibility of the military to ensure the continuity of this great country Nigeria. We must destroy all terrorists cells,camps and networks. |
Politics › Re: Risk Of Hurricane Affecting Lagos In A Few Weeks? by Afroconnect: 10:47am On Jul 08, 2013 |
Emmadani: lol y are u lamentin.Abi lagosians said dey can survive alone and dey want an independent state,y una dey lament?Na so GOD dey take disgrace pple dat are 2 proud...!But i pray d hurricane should neva happen. Lagos is the muscle of Nigeria...do you know how much people that earn a living in Lagos send to their loved ones across all states in Nigeria everyday? And do you know how much the federal Government makes from Lagos state via taxes. |
Politics › Re: Yobe Students’ Killers Will Go To Hell - GEJ by Afroconnect: 9:43am On Jul 08, 2013 |
Mr president as the chief security officer-Commander in Chief,it is your job to fish them out and send them to hell. Terrorists are cowards,their leaders are devils-nothing Godly in a sect that kills harmless children...we should kill all terrorists,no need to keep them in prison. Where the f-ck is amnesty now. Amnesty f-ck you for being silent when kids are killed in school,but talk shit when terrorists are killed.f-ck Amnesty and UN human rights. |
Politics › Re: Special Assistant To Governor Dickson Kidnapped In Rivers by Afroconnect: 9:38am On Jul 08, 2013 |
All ye kidnappers,stick to kidnapping those in political offices stealing and looting our treasury-stick to kidnapping those that are fustrating the youths with their manipulation and politricks-if you bloody criminals extend your kidnapping to the common man on the street,I assure you all,that the wrath of the people will fall upon you.we will declare a state of emergency against kidnappers. |
Celebrities › Re: Eucharia Anunobi Replies Critics on Facebook by Afroconnect: 9:27am On Jul 08, 2013 |
Madam stop spewing rubbish,as a self proclaimed pastor,you ought to dress appropriately,after all is it not to change lives that made you venture into preaching the word? Don't you know that by dressing scantily,you are seducing men-thereby being an agent of devil. By their fruits ye know them. |
Business › Re: Is Shoprite Business Good For Nigeria? by Afroconnect: 10:54am On Jul 07, 2013 |
Shoprite is filling our stomachs with Genetically modified foods-our gullible dumb government officials are too busy stealing money to bother about the health of Nigerians. |
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Politics › Re: 4 Nigerians Beaten By 30 Malaysians In Kepong, by Afroconnect: 4:59pm On Jul 06, 2013 |
playmode: Unfortunately, most uneducated Nigerian men overseas tend to be aggressive with women. I am commenting from personal experience. The other day i was on my way home with my wife when we stopped at a spaza shop to pick up some supplies. I stayed in the car while my wife went into the store to buy some lays and coke. The next thing i knew ,she ran out of the shop and screamed." one of your brothers just groped my a'z'z". I responded immediately ,first i reached into my glove compartment then ran back to the front of the store with her where she pointed out the guy to me. I asked in a very enraged voice if he touched my wife's behind and he replied " haba which ones now, take am easy o ,na woman you dey follow like this" .From his heavy accent i could tell he was Nigerian and of Igbo origin. Before he could finish his obviously unapologetic sentence, I took out my 9mm from under my shirt and pistol whipped the scumbag in the face.
The store owners (who were Pakistanis by the way) rushed out to restrain me and pleaded with me not to hurt him any further. I contemplated calling the cops but I quickly realized that I had no case since I already hit him and blood was trickling out of the side of his head. I drove away and i felt no remorse whatsoever instead I felt good that i had taught him a lesson.
That won't be the first time someone of Igbo origin has assaulted my woman. I remember two other incidents. When i was younger growing up in Ikeja, i was walking my girlfriend home one day when we bumped into these older ibos boys who groped her in my presence and there was nothing i could do about it. I was just too scared to engage them as these boys were like 5 years older than me and they were 4 in number.
The second incident was when i was in LASU and i went to Alaba to buy a second hand Sound system for my hostel. My girlfriend of that time who happened to be Igbos also was in my company and these useless animals could not stop groping her a.z.z. I remained calm for a while but after the 4th guy touched her behind i just lost it and "rushed" the guy ,need less to say the other monkeys from the other stores rushed to his rescue and gave me the beating of my life. Luckily for me an assistant to the chairman of Alaba was close by and he came to my rescue.
They took me and the store owner i assaulted to the Alaba association's office where i explained to the chairman why i attacked the guy. The chairman also asked my GF what happened and she told him the same thing i did so he ordered that his men lock the store owner's shop up for a whole week. He was very apologetic and asked me not to hate Alaba market because of this incident. He said they were trying hard to ensure that members of their association treat customers with respect. He called us a taxi and sent us on our way.
I know many guys on this forum have experienced what i am talking especially in market areas. From Mandilas market to Alaba to other markets where igbos are concentrated, they are known for pulling women’s arms ,tapping their a.z.z even when they are in the company of their husband or boyfriend. It is really a bad habit on their part.
They still do it here in SA and i am sure they are the ones doing it in asia.There is just no end to their madness,especially the uneducated ones.I am not a tribalist and i don't hate igbos but you can not deny the fact that uneducated Igbos are a menace even to their own people. Next time shoot his legs,he will learn. |
Romance › Never Make A LovePeddler A Housewife by Afroconnect(op): 4:52pm On Jul 06, 2013 |
Whores are cursed to bleep for cash like dogs-please guys out there share with us how you are dealing with your runs girl babe...what makes you think she will change? My advice is never take a LovePeddler seriously-for she will sleep with all your rich friends. Whores are dumb,saucy,proud and dead meat. |
Politics › Re: Tony Elumelu With Obama, Warren Buffet, U2 & Danald Kaberuka (Pictures) by Afroconnect: 4:10pm On Jul 06, 2013 |
BabaAlabi: See as that white guy dey fear See your mouth,he be like say you no know who the white guy be...fear wetin? U2 for life. |
Politics › Re: A Nairalander Back From Maiduguri Reports by Afroconnect: 4:44pm On Jul 04, 2013 |
aminho: MAIDUGURI IS BACK As one approach the ancient city of Maiduguri through Damaturu Jos road, especially if one has not visited the city after the declaration of the state of emergency, one will notice that surely peace is gradually, but steadily returning to the home of peace.
Though I arrive the city in the evening, but I noticed that people are not rushing home like the previous time I visited the city. That is to show that things are now calm in the city. After seeing my mother and some few relatives, having been sure that she is very much ok, I decided to go round the city the next morning to see things for my self.
Right from the gate of Borno state hotel where I lodge because of its maximum security, I begin to notice the activities of the new national heroes as they were called by President Jonathan, but are popularly known as the "civilian JTF", some people call them sector 00. This youths have completely taken over the patrol of the streets in the city with the exception of Baga road area.
There are few check points that are now under the control of the JTF, because most of the check points are now under the full control of the Civilian JTF. As I reach post office area, I came in contact with one of the groups carrying a halve dead person and they handed over the person to the soldiers who are stationed at the Nitel office.
I ask one of the members of the Civilian JTF who confirm to me that this person they brought is one of the commanders of Boko haram, and they traced him to his hideout and apprehend him. Though I wanted to ask him some few questions, but he told me that they are in a hurry, he said they are still chasing one of the commanders of the Boko haram.
I then went to the popular monday market, and to my greatest surprise the market is almost full to capacity with a lot of business transaction going as if nothing had ever happen in the city. I was so delighted, I also noticed that most of the Igbo traders that I use to know are still there conducting their businesses. I had a chat with one Okechukwu, I ask him when did he return to Maiduguri, and he told me that he never even left the city despite the security challenge, he told me that, though some of them had left the city, but majority of them did not leave, and even those that had left, are now returning back. He told me that now they use to be outside up to 12 midnight, because peace has return to many parts of the city. He confirm to me that the soldiers don't even patrol the street in his area, he said it is the civilian JTF that now patrol the street, and that they the civilian JTF knows the Boko haram members, so it makes it easy for them to trace and arrest them. He told me that they have arrested so many people within the market, and when they went to search the houses of such people, they normally found guns and other dangerous weapons. He told me that the boys are doing a good job and that they hope that govt will reward them for these selfless service to the nation.
My grandfathers house and one of my uncle's house is in Baga road, so I decided to take the risk and go and greet them, on my way I notice that from west end round about, up to Ibrahim Taiwo Estate or Federal low cost, I did not see a single military check point. Unlike during my previous visits where I saw about three to four check point, this time not even a single one. I begin to feel uneasy as I reach the baga road bus stop, but I sow people going towards the direction of the house so I decided to follow them, but I noticed that only old men, women and children that am seeing.
When I arrived the house, my Anty's children welcome me, but they are very surprise to see me there, I ask the small boy the where about of his senior brother, he told me "uncle this place is not safe", and that his senior brothers had left the area for their safety. When I later met my uncle in his office at the Musa Usman secretariat, he was not happy that I went there, he said all the responsible youths have left the area for their safety and that any youth I found in the area is a boko haram member. He said I was lucky to have went there and came out alive. He said the BH boys don't want to see any new face in the area. But thank God I came out alive, a risk which I will never take again. I don't know why the military have neglected that area, though it may be a strategy that the military wants to use to trap these BH boys in one area.
I also visited Gwange, Polo, Gomari Airport and Tashan Bama area. All I saw in these areas are people full of happiness. I was told that in some places like Old Maiduguri, custom, Housari and many other places, any time the JTF enter those areas, the people hail them and chanting the slogan Soja oyoyo! Soja oyoyo as a sign of peaceful relationship that now exist between the JTF and the people.
Later that evening, I met a soldier and a police officer at an indomie joint. We begin to chat, and the soldier told me that they now have less work as the civilian JTf are doing extremely well. He said before the youth started this work, they always go around in group for fear of attack, but he said now soldier can go anywhere without any fear.
He said even their commanders are very happy with performance of the civilian JTF. But he express his dismay with the activities of some police men. He told me that his commander nearly slap one inspector of police when the said police officer open fire on the Civilian JTF as they were trying to burn down the house of the former Gov Ali Modu Sheriff. He said the civilian JTF had accuse SAS of having hand in the insurgency in the state, hence they decided to burn down his house because they have complain to the govt that they have evidence that SAS had hand in all that has happen in the state, but the govt had fail to take action.
He also told me that the civilian JTF had Beaten up the state chairman of the ANPP, and that it was the police that rescued the man, though they succeeded in burning down the man's house. He told me that Mala Uthman is now in their custody. He said he see no reason why the people will complain and indict certain people of having hand in the insecurity and the govt will not take the necessary action to investigate them.
He said the have a duty to listen to this boys, let the govt arrest this people and investig ate them, to avoid any problem. My advice here is that the state govt, should immediately structure and regulate the activities of the civilian JTF, because what I observe is that some of the youths are below 15 years, some are even drug addicts, that has no future. But now that they are helping to restore back peace, their welfare should be taken care of by the govt. So that they will be more useful to themselves and the society.
They have done extremely well, and there is the need for the govt and well meaning members of the society to reciprocate this gesture.
Finally, as I left the City, I left with a smile that surely in no distant time, Borno will bounce back
Muhammad Musa Amshi (Aminho) a Nairalander in Maiduguri photo 1 and 2 borno govnor kashim shettima Pic 3 fmr govnor Ali modu sheriff SAS pic 4 fmr govnor muhammad goni and aminho during the visit So Baga is a terrorist haven,I suspect that the community head has vested interest in boko haram-only when the military does the needful will he start talking rubbish defending his terrorists.the place needs cleansing. |
Sports › Re: Mikel Obi Eyes Bikini Girl In Brazil While Being Interviwed by Afroconnect: 1:50pm On Jul 04, 2013 |
Brazil and carribean girls are the best.make sure you f-ck a brazillian or carribean girl before you die. |
Politics › Re: Failure To Pay Market Fee Is A Criminal Offence In Lagos by Afroconnect: 11:08am On Jul 04, 2013 |
AnOlAd: Congratulations to Tinubu and Daughter another serious Avenue to make money compulsorily from lagosians.... Haaa Tinubu God is watching u On 3D.... Abeg no die again ooooo, Taxes are legitimate worldwide,all these poor people rushing to Lagos from their various states,its all due to the fact that their government can not earn reasonable internal generated revenue to provide infrastructure and amenities for their state.UK,switzerland and so many rich countries in the world rely on tax. |
Culture › Re: Oba Of Lagos Visits Oba Of Benin by Afroconnect: 10:12am On Jul 04, 2013 |
Traditions and ties...very nice.The convergence of Royal fathers that have lots of respect from the people, is a sure way of fostering better relationships between peoples and finding solutions to societal and National challenges. May we always uphold our valuable cultures of love,brotherhood and solidarity. |
Politics › Re: Civilian JTF, Boko-Haram In Gun Duel by Afroconnect: 10:09am On Jul 04, 2013 |
The civillian jtf should be boosted,the bravest among them should be organised and mobilised with patrol trucks with a mandate to kill when their life or the life of innocent Nigerians is being threatened by terrorists. They should be issued adequate training and recognised as a paramilitary/vigilante force under the Army command. |
Politics › Re: Civilian-JTF Work Under Military Supervision – JTF by Afroconnect: 8:42pm On Jul 01, 2013 |
draogtech: Read more at: http://premiumtimesng.com/news/139944-vigilantes-going-after-boko-haram-work-under-military-supervision-jtf.html I think They should do more than state their appreciations,these young lads must be organised,trained as units and given re-orientation-they need direction and training.the government should act objectively and realisticaly.Some of those same boys can quickly turn into nuiscance for the society-if they are not organised,re-orientated and gainfully employed by the FG via the Nigerian military command. Pls let us try to look at things from a futuristic and long term perspective with objectivity. the Nigerian military command. Maximum respect and love for the Nigerian military. God bless Nigerian Army,God bless Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: Dangote Vies With China Over Tomato Market by Afroconnect: 5:28pm On Jul 01, 2013*. Modified: 5:18pm On Aug 05, 2013 |
PLEASE DANGOTE,I BELIEVE YOU HAVE GOOD INTENTIONS,DO NOT LET ANY SCIENTIST OR SO CALLED EXPERT SELL YOU GM FOODS IDEOLOGY,TELLING YOU IT BOOST YIELDS-THEY ARE BAD,and damage seed quality in the long run.let us keep it Natural,this is our strength. SAY NO TO GM FOODS-like if you agree,let us save our country and children. read this report by a chinese blogger |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russian Parliament Passes Anti-gay Bill In a 436-0 Votes by Afroconnect: 4:51pm On Jul 01, 2013 |
porka: You don't want to go there do you?
Russia (USSR) provided solid/robust support and assistance for the anti-apartheid movement in South Africa when your freedom loving buddies in the West supported that egregious system.
The so-called tyrants and dictators were nurtured and groomed by your friends in the first place. Never mind the ignorant gay fool,practice of homosexuality makes one become a dull zombie-these gay peeps are waste. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russian Parliament Passes Anti-gay Bill In a 436-0 Votes by Afroconnect: 4:50pm On Jul 01, 2013 |
nice one Russia,gays are spoilt,over pampered fools who don't know better.i hate gays. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Uganda Passes Death Penalty On Gays, What Do U Think? by Afroconnect: 4:45pm On Jul 01, 2013 |
Dolemite: That's just too much, who are they to pass judgement on morality, gay people are not hurting anyone, why kill them. The government should have no business deciding how people chose to live their lives in the bedroom. So it's gays today, what next? anal sex between a man and a woman? or should a law be passed that only the missionary position is to be allowed? pathetic. Uganda should worry more about it's failing economy. i would advise you don't visit Nigeria,Uganda and the likes-gays/lesbos are not allowed here. |
Politics › Re: Dangote Vies With China Over Tomato Market by Afroconnect: 2:33pm On Jul 01, 2013 |
China should be watched closely,they just signed a bill allowing genetic modified foods to be made by Chinese business men and companies for exports.Nigerian governments are selling lands for chinese business men to farm and sell to Nigerians-these greedy business men will use GMO technology for fast yields and quick payback.NAFDAC,Ministry of Agriculture should wake up and stop sleeping. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Almost 60 Countries Still Use Death Penalty,for All Of You Talking Trash. by Afroconnect(op): 2:30pm On Jul 01, 2013*. Modified: 4:43pm On Jul 01, 2013 |
BluIvy: You forgot to add Drug Dealers, Child Traffickers, Molesters and Fraudsters. Then you have full package, thats made of immediate deaths and future deaths prevention of perpetraitors, victims and society at large. Now this your story looks good.  i listed violent crimes,that takes away another's life,there is a big difference between someone defrauding you of 10million naira,with no gun on your fore head-none of your family getting shot to an armed robber molesting your girlfriend,shooting your friend and carting away the same 10million n naira. please use your chicken brain. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Almost 60 Countries Still Use Death Penalty,for All Of You Talking Trash. by Afroconnect(op): 2:27pm On Jul 01, 2013 |
honeric01: what makes you think its not working? Rather its because we haven't be firm with it.
The last time anyone was executed was in 2006, 7 years ago, so its not like its being done here and there, remember the time of firing squad? Armed robbery reduced drastically.
In most asian countries where its firmly practised, killers personally kill themselves via suicide, fraudsters and corrupt politicians do because of the stigma attached to death sentence. Believe me, if death penalty is ressurrected again, murder crime is going to reduce, same with kidnapping. Where there's no law, there's no sin. true,death penalty is rarely carried out in Nigeria,the reason for the upsurge in crime,when the violent killers find their way out-they recruit young guys initiate them into cultists and engage them in killings and armed banditry. the numbers of young boys in cult today is alarming,these hardened killers act as Lords and initiate young clueless lads into their evil killing group. If they kill all killers crime will drastically reduce. |
Politics › Re: Women Arrested With Assault Weapons In Maiduguri by Afroconnect: 11:41am On Jul 01, 2013 |
passionate88: No wonder France banned the uses of veil in public places. any country that takes security serious must ban veils-veils wearing by women are an Arab/middle eastern tradition.are the cultures and traditions of a country what Nigerian Muslims follow-when we have our own cultures/ Government should ban veils in public places. |
Politics › Re: Women Arrested With Assault Weapons In Maiduguri by Afroconnect: 11:39am On Jul 01, 2013 |
even if they use women,goat or cows-all terrorists deserve death-they should be shot a hundred times. |
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Celebrities › Re: Tonto Risks 15-yr In Jail For Weed Photos, NDLEA To Investigate by Afroconnect: 6:54pm On Jun 30, 2013 |
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Politics › Re: Boko Haram Kidnap 3 Soldiers - AP by Afroconnect: 3:41pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
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Politics › Re: 15 Boko-Haram Suspects Arrested In Lagos by Afroconnect: 3:40pm On Jun 28, 2013 |
Cherish20: Does it mean that any northerner that violates the law should b tagged a bh member?? #just asking# its not all topics that you would want to show your wisdom or logic on-this is National security. |