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Moferere:Just imagine, just because they support a different candidate. Don't worry, the violence will get you, soon, very soon. Karma is a bitch |
wordbank:Support violence, it will soon get to you. |
onuman:You have been saying this for 8 years, what has changed? Hypocrites |
vedaxcool:Really mind-blowing bro. But I am not surprised, whenever NA is recording successes in its mission, these kinds of allegations always come. Where was Reuters when BH was killing citizens senselessly? With all the claims, not a single fact to back it up, just propaganda. |
One major ambition of terrorist groups is to divide and drive a wedge between people. These guys will take advantage of socio political instability to maintain a strong footing. For this reason the threat Nigeria faces is multifaceted, diverse and evolving. The stark reality is that it will never be possible to stop every attack. We do not live in a surveillance state. Our response to attacks must therefore be proportionate. Since terrorism..i.e the deliberate slaughter of civilians is an antithesis to modern civilization.. ..one would expect our international partners to work with us to make sure that terrorists cannot and will not change our way of life. But our so called partners seem more interested in investigating the Nigerian army than curbing terror. One would have expected a strategic framework built on an approach that unites everybody around a single purpose, to leave no safe space for terrorists. Lets be clear, the overarching aim remains to reduce the risk of terrorism to Nigerians so that we can go about our lives freely and with confidence. This doesnt seem to be the priority of some of our so called partners. ISWAP has been constrained significantly by the actions of the Nigerian military, not a global coalition. Every "predicted" doomsday scenario failed. Notice each time the military enjoys a long spell of successes there is always a bombshell. Last year it was the Economist and Wallstreet Journal. This time around its Reuters. A Reuters report that the Nigerian military ran a secret mass abortion program is making the round. Zero substantial fact to back up this accusation. Reuters is still unable to establish who created the abortion program or determine who in the military or government ran it. But facts don't matter it seems. They are running with the story. What you are witnessing is another attempt to undermine Nigeria's war on terror by attacking the very institution standing in the way between terrorist organizations and the civilian populace. This baseless accusation have been making the rounds for days and quite frankly i wouldn't even have touched on it.......until the U.S State Department spokesperson Ned Price announced yesterday that the U.S is seeking more information on Reuters over this report. Its almost like they are sharpening their knives in anticipation. This report claims that since 2013, the Nigerian military has run a secret, systematic, and illegal abortion programme. When terrorists kill indiscriminately, abduct school children, rape women, butcher innocent civilians it hardly raises a brow. There is hardly any outrage or call for an end to this 21st century barbarity. Instead the Nigerian military is always the target of interest. How does this put an end to the war on terror? They want to drown progress made by the Nigerian military in a sea of negative controversy. They seem to be more interested in demonizing the Nigerian military than seeing an end to terrorism. • • • Culled from @DefenseNigeria on twitter |
This thread is about Buhari and his achievements across Africa, but obidence and ipobians are busy masturbating with their father the Jagaban of Africa, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the next president of Nigeria. |
He said that Eto’o became violent after Mamouni asked him whether he had bribed Gambian referee Bakary Gassama in a controversial World Cup qualifier between Cameroon and Algeria in March.Dem suppose beat that reporter again |
If this has been Lagos, we no go hear ord again. Hypocrisy of Nigerians is mind blowing |
Sageez:Just write for pidgin next time, we go understand |
OP that cousin is you, we know, but we will act like we no know |
onuman:Buhari has almost completed his 8 years in office. In what way(s) has he Islamize Nigeria or imposed Sharia. The joke is on you dude |
But Buhari is not contesting na. Moreso he attended two, one was a Christmas party, but PObidence has attended over 20 church meetings ( and still counting) in the last months, all for photo ops
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I came here to check names and I am not disappointed. Christmas is around the corner, they need to show off in the village. Well done Emanuel Nwachukwu 28 years and Sunday Nwachukwu, 24 years |
Buhari really tried in refunding these monies. But those governors are thieves |
dumahi:Ohso you know there is a difference between allegation and conviction, yet some people run around calling for BAT's head over mere allegations. |
Goodman247:Always good to get yourself updated. The problem has always been the state governors https://megaiconmagazine.com/lg-autonomy-fg-wins-case-against-state-governors-over-financial-autonomy/ https://guardian.ng/news/senate-passes-bill-to-grant-lg-financial-administrative-autonomy/ |
Brendaniel:When LP wins (God forbid) they can choose to pay ASUU for the 8 months they were on strike. I am glad someone has finally stood up against ASUU. No be dem be the only union for Nigeria |
immortalcrown:You don't even know how to defend a liar. He rejected it, any proof, abi we should go and verify...lairs |
socialmediaman:If only a fraction can do this, then we have to praise the dudes in charge of Lagos. Others states with all the oil revenue cannot show half of this even with assumed zero % stealing. BAT is a genius |
crood:Anyone who wears this shirt in Bauchi will be severely dealt with. |
Fairy tale as usual. How did it make it front page for crying out loud |
Iliveforever:See this one, better go and fix your life. |
APC will win and win convincingly |
Don't make this election about religion but competence. The church is wrong to try to dictate to people who to vote for |
APC will definitely win this election |
Hate or love him, Tinubu remains the topic of discussion for all political parties in Nigeria. |
You made a mistake, agreed. Now it is time to own up and correct your mistake. Do everything to make your marriage work. It will require forgiveness, forbearance, sacrifice and building lots of love. |
The more PDP focuses on Tinubu, the more they are likely to loose the elections. Visionless party. |
how people link this to APC chances of winning in Lagos baffles me. Do you really prefer lawlessness to continue because you want to win elections? Should the government turn a blind eye to this obvious menace of okada riders in Lagos just because it feels it needs to win elections first? Kudos to LASG. I look forward to total ban on Okada, if Kano, and Rivers amongst others can do it, why not Lagos |
Why this news? Is this to go and join him or to show sympathizers? |
What is amazing abut these pictures, please? |
Hahahah same way they prayed for Jonathan.
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