₦airaland Forum

OreMI22:
[size=14pt]Exactly!!!

Let the dulllard keep believing in the old military tactics of banza charge to show valor.
What Nigerian military need is what Jonathan did. Provide an attack helicopter force that goes in ahead of the army to destroy all the Boko Haram heavy weapons and vehicles.Then the soldiers can charge and over run the dazed Boko haram force.

The dulllard keeps thinking the attack helicopter crew flown by experienced SA ex-pilots is useless against Boko Haram, so he disbanded it. The reversals of fortune has been acute and immediate since he disbanded the South African pilots helicopter crew, proving the helicopter crew was a vital component of victories against Boko haram. Buhari will know this when Boko Haram push our troops into Abuja.

Anyway, it is obvious Buhari wants Boko Haram to defeat our army to make his case for an amnesty program easy. So let them keeps wasting innocent soldiers life playing amnesty politics for Boko Haram[/size]

So you mean mercs were used in this war?
What's your source?
Are you saying Nigeria doesn't have capable pilots to fly those birds?
I seriously doubt that, no news outlet has been able to prove the use of mercs in this war.

no2fuks:
when you are a driver you better mind your business if na limo partition go dey

Hmmm. still won't do it. I'll probably tell them my cab's got issues. No insults sha... Who am I to judge. Just can't stand that image let alone the sound.

That SUCKS.
I am not homophobic but I'll be damned if I tolerate two men kissing and smooching in an area I control. I don't even feel comfy when men and women do it.

nairamaverick:
You post article and still took the ftc position

My Bad... I didn't want to add my comment to the piece.

nairamaverick:
Falling soldiers

Meanwhile op you must be the stingy type

BROTHERLY... "what I do?"

A Hero who wasn't afraid to pay the price.

Read the powerful story of how Seaman Amaseimogha Paul, a naval officer who left Bayelsa to Borno state to help fight Boko Haram ensured he died alone after stepping on a landmine and then telling his colleagues to stay far away from the area while he tried to detonate the explosive. His brave story was shared by his colleague, Okunima Patrick on Facebook.
Read it after the cut…

source: http://reportsafrique.com/2015/07/brave-naval-officer-ensured-he-died-alone-after-discovering-landmine-while-fighting-boko-haram-in-borno/

virus04:
u dey craze.. Inshort u dey mad.. Blind supporter

Quite sad... With All your education?

Hmmm. I think you should read my comment and assess yours again. You'd probably understand.

Seriously........
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Who still follows this the FIFA ranking?
That's all serious bulls...

IdisuleOurOwn:
What about this?

BROTHERLY... hmmm Deris God o.

Okay...
Main while they should enforce the existing laws "properly". No the usual... 1 year imprisonment with the option of two thousand naira.

mistabiola:
They might have arrested them for political benefit, we never can tell but where is the 59.7bn Gej raised for IDP on national television

Questions only few can answer...

Check points are perceived as strategic in halting the free flow of arms, ammunition, and explosives. Taking away the check points opens up the roads to Boko Haram and enables them his far away targets.
I guess we shouldn't be surprised if this trend spreads down South.
The police should be better equipped to handle this role while the soldiers face the on going war. The civil defense corps can also be used for this purpose.
God bless Nigeria.

walozanga:
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mistabiola:
And this ones are externally displaced persons (EDP) for your eye bah Konji na basterd ooooo . Morning bro

I guess this means the government is taking better care of its "suspects" than the IDPs? Cause judging from those pictures... Hmmm

They look like Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) to me.
This is Sahara reporters we a lot talking about so permit me to have my reservations.
Good morning y'all.

It is Expected.
I think their fears are justified.
Akwa-Ibom isn't even suited for that kind of project.

Personally, I would recommend some where around the Northern boarder.
Lesser population, easier damage control, and lower risk impact on the environment. The desert/arid regions is well suited for such risky enterprise. But as a result of Boko Haram activities the North is a NO-NO.

I just feel Nuclear energy is a lazy answer to the power problem we face in Nigeria. Let's wait for us to mature for this. Before the Ruskies push us to our untimely END.

#Nigerian_awakening

My RESPECT.


Next time anybody thinks it wise to condemn the efforts of this men serving their Nation. Please think twice.

BraniacX:
And seeing how obvious the witch-hunt is, is that sense being applied here and now so early into his administration?

Naaa... Life is all about timing.

Politics

Filmewell:
i dont like abusing people but your post is sooo insensitive that i had to use the first word in that phrase.

Hmmm I don't either.
I didn't intend my post to be insensitive (for real).
When assessing national issues I try to take away all ethnic sentiments even mine. But that often is counted as insensitive.

Let explain my stance...
Where can you imprison Boko Haram members? In the North? Where they have brothers and fathers of similar mindsets? Nope... That's strategically flawed. The best place is where they have no sympathy. You can't argue against this.

Yet, I understand your reservations that's why I noted that the government ought to build a new prison away from the general public. I guess one of those "evil forests" would do.

To imprison them in the North would be like imprisoning Asari Dokubo in Niger-Delta. Not gonna work.

Normally I'll say hosting the prisoners is like a service to the country. But we both know Nigeria isn't really popular in the East.
Kogi state and Awka-Ibom were recently chosen as the states to host two Nuclear plants. We both know that's like suicide. That's service to the nation.
By the way I've got Kogi/Bayelsa blood .

Remember I also states that I hope they are able to reach a compromise.
I hope I have not gotten myself in bigger trouble. With what I've said here.
Ask more if necessary, note: I love the Igbos.

Filmewell:
thunder

Don't get you.

Please, can someone tell me how much it costs to run an Msc program in University of Ibadan.
Please I need it as soon as possible.

Thanks Guys.

Wow... Nobody should have to die so early.
Cause of death?

I wish the family would help others, so many people die in Nigeria for lack of finance to cover meager health bills.

Na God sha. If life was guaranteed by riches death would only be for the poor.

RIP

BraniacX:
The DSS previously did! I have watched tube videos of Boko haram executing DSS undercover operatives both males and females before, but now, the head of the DSS has been removed, perceived GEJ loyalists demoted, the DSS politicised, State of emergency renewal politicised and blocked, military checkpoints dismantled............

Well, the resultant effect is there for all to see so no complaints please, afterall, what else were you expecting?

That's true, but that's the heavy task they bear for the nation. That's why you won't catch me loosely criticising them.
On the issue of politicization, I think that pretty much occurred under GEJ. He used the DSS openly to harass the Now President. So, it's not unexpected. Although I feel all should be done with SENSE.

IYANGBALI:
you are the hypocrite. When some of us were shouting change,what do you think we meant by change?it means we should change the way we do some things including appointments into govt offices. So because Jonathan did it wrongly,must PMB continue?no no no

Bullseye... Your point is clear and precise.

justNonso:
. UR FADA LEFT YASH.

First I'm wondering if you actually read what I wrote or this was just a form of attempted adolescence motivated insult from a clearly illogical yet overgrown half man.
Read to empower yourself, and quit being childish and exposing the mass lacuna in your lob.

I Don't celebrate mediocrity, I don't associate with your likes. Freaking never do well.
Learn to assess facts and better yourself. Spewing trash all over.

Mind you... I am not even angry, at least not yet.

That's not agreeable.
I APPRECIATE THE FACT THAT THEY APPEAR UNITED... that's good for the region.

But for Nigeria... I feel the South East is the best place to imprison the Boko Haram members. They have the lowest likelihood of coming in contact with sympathizers that may attempt to break them out.

I just feel, the federal government ought to have built a new Maximum Security Prison far away from public contact for that purpose, although still in the south East.

I HOPE THEY CAN SOMEHOW REACH A COMPROMISE.

GOD BLESS NIGERIA.

HELL NO... WHAT? NO!!!

HMMM AND MORE NO.

PROUDLY NIGERIAN.

madridguy:
I still don't know the reason behind this. Even if there is a need for prisoners transfer, I think it should be made in a very secretive manner. If we have thousands of Boko Haram members in prisons across the northern states, why transferring 47 to another region to create insecurity there. I think the FG should look for a mass land probably in Niger State and build a place for the terrorists not in the east.

You have a point though. But the East is one sure place the Boko Haram members won't find sympathizers who may try to break them out. Get it?

Quite unfortunate.
Makes me wonder if at all we have a secret service in the country. Should the DSS have infiltrated this animals already?

Another addition to the pile of bodies (casualties). Hmmm, the good Lord continue to protect us from evil.

Tallesty1:
He's a good actor and business man.

If only there were more "actors and business men" like him.