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E be like say d ban wey you chop never do you.

Who/what is seiunnn or sieun?

cc: seun

obinnashady:
u talking billionaires,and u are comparing them to common millionaires,oga park,u don't stay with them,u don't know how they give back to the society,so u guys should leave them the f*ck alone and tell ur government and its corrupt official,Booohari inclusive to make this country right.

arrrgh! black man mentality.

U can touch lives with just thousands of naira.

Learn to be a blessing to ur generation.

obinnashady:
Why u dey vex,is it ur money?

typical mentality of a black man! Never concerned about giving to humanity. Take a cue from the Bill Gates & Max Zuckerbergs of the world.

Ride on Fr Mbaka!

He that is in you is greater than he that is in them. Continue to pray for the peace and prosperity of our country cos we know you are righteous and the fervent effectual prayers of the righteous avails much.

Away with the likes of the bling bling pastors and the gate keeper of hell

oduastates:
That question automatically means that you do not deserve a reply.

perhaps you should answer his question on how the confrontation should have been handled. We watched a video of how a very senior army officer was pleading with the shiites to allow the COAS pass through a govt built and maintained road to no avail.

so please answer the question, we are all here to learn

citizenY:
Lawyers IN the house should advise us. I thought the defendant's attorney could be compromised to lose the case and not the prosecutor who is determined to get a conviction, for whatever reason!!

yeah, its the prosecutor who can be compromised in making a very weak case after inducements.

Thats by the way, from antecedents I have never heard of any case that Keyamo successfully prosecuted for EFCC, hence I support his removal and replacement with a more competent lawyer

Amori can now continue his boat cruise with his bevy of women without distractions. congrats to the people of Delta central senatorial district!

charix, come o,,,your lover wan dash people money

kukah (cry) talks without thinking. Honestly

if true, this SGF must be the most silly person in the whole wide world

iykmora:
Is avatarcam still working? And which netwrk is d best assuming the answer to d above is yes? Thanks!

y'ello

efilefun:
seriously thought I was the only one who noticed, since dele momodu got shut out of Buhari's team he's been looking for someone to hook some cash from and he found the perfect person.

honestly, Dele Momodu effed up big time as the head of Diezani new PR stunt Unit.

anyway, some gullible slaves here don dey drop their sympathy as if its a normal thing for our leaders to seek medicare abroad.

how many of the slaves here can afford medicare in England? or afford a meal in the five star restaurant this woman choosed for her publicity stunts?

hehehehehehe... heavily made up face


but why did they forget to also make up the entire body? see as the woman hand fresh

chukwudi44:
Until then,for now Fayose is treating their Bleep up!!!

bia nwokem, have you no shame?

chukwudi44:
Until then,for now Fayose is treating their Bleep up!!!

bia nwokem, have you no shame?

this is extremely silly and insensitive ofll d presidency. Doels it need all the aircraft!

hmmmm...op and the murder of english language

kayjasper:
Lol.


Nigerians are too gullible.

This is nothing but cheap propaganda.

Go to US, UK and other nations, they will still try you even if you will be brought to court on your sick bed.

What nonsense has this pix or her look has to do with her trial?

If her hands are clean, let her go to court and fight it out.

All these emotional tripping is a sign of a gullible nation being ruled by a few smart ones.


Wake Up Nigerians!!!!!


Sick Or Not....
Let Justice Prevail.

my brother, reading most comments on this thread made me sick! Its a pointer to the fact that Nigerians are the most gullible lot in the world!

Why bring a dejected looking picture to elicit emotions from Nigerians? Did she and those gullible folks think most Nigerians can afford medical care abroad, not forgetting that she is part of the deficient leadership that deprived Nigerians quality medicare locally?

How does this picture relate to the charges of mind burgling stealing against her?

honeymills:
They also appealed to all youths in the kingdom to remain law-abiding, expressing hope that the government of President Muhammadu Buhari will address the neglect and marginalisation of Gbaramatu kingdom by immediate past administration of Goodluck Jonathan.
“The five years of Jonathan as President actually brought pains and hardship to Gbaramatu kingdom, while only his associates from the kingdom were empowered to the detriment of the kingdom”.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/gbaramatu-kingdom-not-part-of-biafra-community-leaders-warn/

CC lalasticlala

epic!

only question of time, I see that druken GEJ soon to be hanged by his own people

MummyTehillah:
Your punch is deadly.

Mama na, ai maganan jari ce ne. kin fahinta?

hehehehehe... killer punch!
Olisa Metuh! the butt of all joke

EternalTruths:
These are news that irritates BH


Very soon they will prove to Nigerians how hopeless FG is by bombing Abuja or even Southern Nigeria most important city..

Give kudos to the military please. I wont hesitate to criticize if I see flaws but you will agree that BH that previously held territories in this country have been reduced and weakened considerably of late. They now resort to pocket bombing of innocent citizens

lalasticlala, do you think the december deadline is achievable with this deadly force in the game?

Pls push to front page lets get insightful contributions

Extreme times call for extreme methods, goes the phrase. So, with the growing brazenness of terror group Boko Haram in the North-East, the Nigerian government proceeded to create a Special Forces unit, a team of elite military personnel trained for extreme battle scenarios. Trained in an Eastern European country, the troops, drawn from the Nigerian Army, Navy and Air Force, make up a fierce fighting force that is proving to be effective in necessary areas.

What makes the Special Forces unit such a dangerous, effective one? A military insider disclosed that some reasons are intense martial arts and survival training, sophisticated weapons handling and the array of tech at their disposal. “Without giving away too much,” the source said, “The Nigerian Special Forces are not personnel to be trifled with, by anyone.”

No easy job
Their reputation grows by the day, too, with captured insurgents revealing that Boko Haram commanders often issuing stern warnings to their fighters to avoid run-ins with the Special Forces unit troops. A Defence source even attributes that to the doggedness of the men in pursuing, sometimes even hunting, insurgents and engaging them. He offered an anecdote, wherein a group of Boko Haram terrorists where approaching and the men grabbed their weapons and kit and cheerfully engaged the insurgents in a brief but victorious encounter.
The nature of their operation makes it impossible to be reported in the mainstream, owing to the tradition worldwide which sees Special Forces units’ activities cloaked in secrecy. It is that mystery, however, which additionally makes them effective, according to military experts.
The unit, also, played a key part in the dislodgement of Boko Haram from once-dreaded Sambisa Forest.
Security insiders told Daily Trust that there has never been any doubt on the capabilities of Nigerian officers and soldiers. “We all know the issues have to do with training and equipment,” one said, adding that the coming of the Special Forces unit has proven once again that the Nigerian military is up to the task.

In the beginning
The Special Forces unit first assembled in Bauchi, from where they were escorted to Borno State, where the need for their unique skill sets was dire. When they arrived, the Bama axis was too hot, so they were deployed there and were said to have performed effectively. During those particular operations, they were constantly on the offensive, in many cases sending insurgents running.
The Special Forces were so effective that observers mistook them for the mercenaries said to have been hired by the government of the day, probably because they wore uniforms which looked nothing like the civilian populace had seen before. They are also known for using the Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicle, as well as being instrumental in weakening and dislodging many Boko Haram camps in Borno State. In addition, they operate in Yobe and Adamawa states.

Secret wars
When Daily Trust requested information regarding the Special Forces unit, Army Spokesman Colonel Sani Usman responded thus: “No country discloses information about its Special Forces, Nigeria inclusive.” But he added that the nation does have such a unit fighting terrorists alongside their colleagues, “and they are doing creditably well.”
Colonel Usman also stressed the need to remember the efforts of regular troops on ground in the North-East. “The fight against terrorism in Nigeria is a collective responsibility among the Armed Forces, the police and other security forces,” he added.
Sources in Maiduguri also commended the present administration. “Our military personnel are certainly better-equipped now, with higher morale. But more needs to be done,” one source said.

Special circumstances
Special forces and special operations forces are military units trained to perform unconventional missions. Special Forces, as they would come to be recognised, emerged in the early 20th century, with a significant growth in the field during the Second World War. Depending on the country, a Special Forces unit may perform some of the following functions: airborne operations, counter-insurgency, counter-terrorism, covert ops, direct action, hostage rescue, high-value targets/manhunting, intelligence operations, mobility operations, and unconventional warfare.
Special Forces have played an important role throughout the history of warfare, whenever the aim was to achieve disruption by “hit and run” and sabotage, rather than more traditional conventional combat. Other significant roles lay in reconnaissance, providing essential intelligence from near or among the enemy and increasingly in combating irregular forces, their infrastructure and activities.
Special Forces have been used in both wartime and peacetime military operations such as the Laotian Civil War, 1971 Indo-Pakistan War, Vietnam War, South African Border War, Falklands War, the Iranian Embassy siege (London), the Japanese Embassy hostage crisis (Lima), and the raid on Osama Bin Laden’s compound in Pakistan.

End in sight?
A Nigerian Army source told Daily Trust that while the activities of the Special Forces unit in the North-East are heartwarming, lessons need to be learnt. “While the government has tried in the area of equipment, there are some basic things that are still missing. Borno is an operation area. Go round Maiduguri and see our soldiers. Majority of them do not have helmets and bulletproof vests. That is not how it should be.”
The source noted that while many places have been liberated, soldiers still mount roadblocks because there are mines and other explosive devices all over the place.
“Training, equipping and maintaining military personnel is not cheap, but Nigeria should learn to maintain a good fighting force. We have gallant soldiers who require refresher trainings and sophisticated equipment, bringing them up to par with any army in the world,” the source said.

http://dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/inside-special-forces-nigeria-s-most-feared-fighting-unit/118295.html

chukwudi44:
This shameless woman would not go and sit down!! Suddenly the noise over the chibok girls have died down!! How pathetic!!

abobaku, good morning

chisos!!!!

wetin persin no go see

Godjone:
Buhari na learner. Not qualified at all.

I will rather advise he attends adult school and learn more then earn a certificate.

Buhari is a stack illiterate

Really?

You and those that liked your comment are stark illiterates

chukwudi44