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well said.

It must be the pussyy, I think it's scary.

@topic, Op you missfire. why didn't your heroes almajiri go and kill the under age voters that voted for Buhari in their thousands.
You are too funny, so you think NATO would have supported this rebels if they had massacred Innocent foreigners in their thousands in the name of revolution? NATO is in Libya to get Ghadafi period.

* tiptoe out of topic quietly*

maybe an amnesty programe can be arranged for the northerners.

@ topic,

Since when did Soyinka become a body language expert to detect some leader were complicit to the attack?

I am surely beginning to assume; old age is fast setting on this man.

Since when do you need to be an expert to read body language?

gists:
Pardon my not-so-good English. But the highlighted word above implies he is still instigating (assuming he even ever instigated anyone in the first instance). If so it will be good to provide evidence so we know you are not just mischieviously spreading false information.

There is always the possibility of recurrence thus the use of the word stop. Did he not say his followers should "lynch vote riggers"?

She would have made a brilliant senator. Naija has lost a great opportunity to . .

[quote author=Jon.Bee link=topic=656617.msg8228236#msg8228236 date=1304082207]I will join the teeming population of NL'ers & Nigerians at large to plead with Gen. Buhari to help restore law & order on Nigeria
Even though, I recognise that he doesn't control the Nig. Police/ Army etc.

This might been seen as an aberration on the Chief Security Officer of the country but then everyone still look up to Gen Buhari to quell riots, arrest murderers etc.
If all these doesn't suggest that the C-in C of Nig. Armed force is a weakling & a failure tell me what is[/quote]Point of correction, we want him to stop instigating violence for his personal gain or detriment.

*reads post, scratches his head, farts and leave quietly.*

We all know that a true Nigerian Hausa/Fulani would not kill their southern brother, nevertheless they are still responsible for the almajiris for harboring them.

tatiana009:
May every member of his family experience such destinies,

Amen!

enyojo:
what has he failed?
To register a Party within few months to the National Election and still garner over 12 Million Votes
You call that failure?
I pity u

Pity yourself.

Buhari has failed.

Better late than never.

maclatunji:
If it is your job to ensure that my problem does not affect other people and you do not keep me in check. Definitely, whatever negative effects my problem has on other people is your fault. It is not a matter of you can, it is a matter of it is your job.

Interesting point. I agree with you that it is part of Jonathan’s job to ensure the safety of Nigerian citizens. However, you are oversimplifying the issue. Fact is, the Almajiri problem is on such a large scale that it is virtually impossible to provide this security. The most challenging aspects are, for one, the religious/fundamentalist motivation of these crimes, and secondly, the huge numbers of Almajiri youths - more than 10 million. To put this problem into perspective, these are children who have been bought up to hate non-Muslim Southerners. Furthermore, they have been led to believe that they will go to paradise for perpetrating these crimes. They are hungry, destitute and there is no place for them in society. Of course they will do anything they are told if they are promised paradise in return. Essentially, they are like parasites. Alternatively, they could be likened to zombies, unleashed onto society to wreak havoc. They are not afraid to die.
The Almajiri problem has been in existence in Nigeria long before Jonathan came into power. How can such a problem be solved overnight? Can it ever be solved?
How can security be provided for the Nigerian citizens who are being targeted by millions of these youths, bearing in mind their sheer number?
The core of this problem needs to be addressed. The society that created these Almajiris is the Northern society, and it is this society that needs to effect change. Even the colonialists failed in this task. And now you expect Jonathan, a president from a minority Southern ethnic group, to solve this problem?
I suspect that the Almajiri youths are used by Northern leaders as a political tool to intimidate Southern and Northern Christians. Buhari certainly didn’t help the situation by urging his people to ‘defend their vote’ and ‘lynching’ people suspected of rigging. Bakari, with his reference to the ‘Wild, wild North’ in case of defeat, is another culprit.
Expecting Jonathan to quench this conflict by unleashing the military will not solve the problem. Although many Almajiris will die, the riots will most likely reoccur because the root of the problem won’t be addressed. In fact, military action might make things worse, because it will be interpreted by Northerners as an attack on Islam. I strongly suspect that this is the reason Jonathan is being so conservative in addressing the issue.
The only way to solve the problem is for us Nigerians to put pressure on the Northern leaders, in order to make them rethink and reform their society. Their educational curricula need to include general education and skills that equip young people for real life, rather than purely focusing on religion.
To conclude, the Northern elite and the Imams are the ones who are responsible for these riots.

Op, this is what you should tell your boyfriend;
I’m not out to go out and cheat on you all night
Just like you did baby but that’s all right
Hey, I love you anyway
And I’m still gonna be here for you ’till my dying day baby
Right now, I’m just in so much pain baby
Coz you just won’t come back to me
Will you? just come back to me.

Boyz II Men will agree with me.

wirinet:
Aunty Dora has a strong case of depression and dementia and so making incoherent and conflicting statements. How can you reconcile these statements in the same letter -

Before the election aunty claimed that she led by only 1000 votes and yet she asserts that she is fart more popular than Ngige and so are saddened by her loss and Ngige's victory.

Is this delusions or what

I know you didn't call her that.

[quote author=EzeUche__ link=topic=656034.msg8222055#msg8222055 date=1304001244]He is not, but we do not want them converting him. [/quote]

Lagosboy:
Cant you see his beard ?

Is Chris Ngige a muslim?

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=656092.msg8221951#msg8221951 date=1304000413]lol @ this woman trying to make it out as if Ngige rigged

She and Obi should be rotting in jail cells.[/quote]please don't talk about Dora like that , she is my leader.

franktolk:
Shame on you Poster!

We dont give a damn about religion down here.Be u a xtian or muslim we are brothers and sisters. We celebrate our festivals together,we live and dine together. Tell me which religion does God belong to?The answer is NON! Why do some people like creating problems where there's peace.

Even Oshomolo is Muslim, interesting. ACN?

Interesting.

maclatunji:
Brilliant so the violence can continue if they deem it fit. So much for your great HUMANITARIAN SPIRIT!

So what do you think about this? If maybe I can solve your problem but haven't done it yet, it's then my fault that you have the problem. right? So you blame me for it.?

Re: Why Did Pastor Tunde Bakare Venture Into Politics? Answer; Greed. the monies he gets from his church is not sufficient for him anymore. Now he wants the National cake. Religious leader should stay in their place of worship and leave politics for us.

hollandis:
Emirs/radical imams incited the people.Buhari initiated the violence

Simple as ABC, there is no need to write a thesis on this topic.

Fhemmmy:
Can anyone tell us anything, if there is any that was accomplished during the years of Daniel as the governor of his state?

Gateway everthing?