₦airaland Forum

Nadanbata:
1) People are asking why GEJ is slow to react. Becuase this guy + his PDP mates are playing chess with the Nigerian people. 100% they know what's goin on. They have even exposed themselves from what has been said before if you do analysis.
2) There is no 'Boko Haram' as the group orginally came out. Now their name has just been hijacked. Every single attack its 'boko haram'. No evidence at all. Ask them who 'Boko Haram' is and nobody knows. Who is this spokesman Qaqa? How did he suddenly become spokesman?
3) Use your brain you think Boko Haram is that sophisticated? To bomb UN, coordinate 'selected hits? Ofc there is spies giving them orders on what to hit. High ranking people within or close to the govt. Helping logistics and funding.

All of you boko haram lovers can start shedding your useless crocodile tears. The same goes to proudly9ja.
You think spilling innocent blood is politics.

If you like, tell a thousand diversionery and daft stories to cover up. proudly9ja even mentioned the Abuja bomb blasts for which people are in jail in South Africa and Nigeria, because he thinks the average Nigerian is a fool.

The people on the videos sound so stup!d and incoherent. I am so glad that I do not remotely recognise any of them.
They say they were there as united Nigerians from across the country, but we know our accents na!
Anybody can easily tell where 95% of those protesters are from, and what they are doing is wrong. You do not ethnise politics.

[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=841105.msg9914291#msg9914291 date=1325948266]@OP, Don't expect a clueless Commander-In-Chief who is unable to take decisive actions against ordinary thugs at home to engage these terrorists in Cameroon.[/quote]Continue to be afraid. Your daily drink of innocent blood will come to a jarring end. The noose is closing, so dude, get desperate.

Akwasi:
So internal wrangling is not enough for you and want to drag Cameron into your problems?

You are a heartless fool who has been using the blood of the innocent to promote your blog. I hope the govt has eyes on you.

proudly9ja:
MEND gave Yaradua problems too. Yaradua dealt with them effectively using his own methods. He didn't hide behind religious or ethnic bias to solve that issue.

Jona should deal with Boko Haram. Jona told us in 2010 that he knows the people sponsoring Boko Haram. Over one year and many innocent Nigerian and foreign lives lost, not ONE of these 'sponsors' has been brought to book. In legal terms, Im sure he can be tried for complicity and manslaughter.

We refuse to be divided.

So, it is govt that is telling boko haram to kill Southerners, Christians and preach fuckry that they want Nigeria to be a sharia state?
You are very very very very very very very very very very very daft.

It is interesting to see how all the boko haram supporters on NL are panicking. lol!
Your reign of bloodshed will come to an end, so concentrate on your plan B of destabilising Nigeria with protests. You will be swatted off like the shiit flies you are.

[size=14pt]Boko Haram Hideout Uncovered in Northern Cameroon![/size]
Wednesday, January 04, 2012
By Divine Ntaryike Jr
On New Year’s Eve, the Nigerian government temporarily shut down its land boundaries with Cameroon, Chad and Niger as a means of impeding crossborder activities by militants of the radical Islamic terrorist group, the Boko Haram.

And while the impacts of that decision are only beginning to be felt in Cameroon’s predominantly Muslim northern regions, with reports of rising fuel prices and stranded traders, authorities there are almost certain they have blown the cover on a Boko Haram refuge.

Reports indicate that members of the extremist group are increasingly present in Lagdo, a cosmopolitan settlement in the North Region, following calls for vigilance by local administrative authorities in the regional headquarters Garoua.

“They are easily identifiable with their bizarre dressing.  They wear long beards and red or black headscarves,” Peter Kum, a reporter with the French language daily, La Nouvelle Expression reported Tuesday, January 3.  According to him, since several months Lagdo locals have testified that the strangers are combing surrounding villages and actively preaching anti-Western sermons, establishing units and proposing huge amounts of money to those willing to follow them.

Presiding at a December 15 security coordination conclave devoted to maintaining peace and order before, during and after the 2011 end-of-year festive period, the Governor of the North Region, El HadjGambo Haman did not mince words.  He instructed security forces to be on the alert, noting the increasing influx and presence of Boko Haram militants in parts of the region.

“The Boko Haram being chased from Nigeria’s northeast, as well as thousands of runaway Chadian soldiers in irregular situation here must be closely monitored to avoid unwanted trouble throughout the national territory,” he warned.  Separate sources suspect that the presence of the extremist Boko Haram militants has soared steadily following increasing clampdowns on them by the Nigerian government especially following the Christmas Day blasts that left close to fifty dead.

Security sources and administrative officials in the North Region, speaking on condition of anonymity, say for the time being, there is no need to panic.  They are claiming that intensified intelligence monitoring implies the activities of the terrorists are under control.  “We cannot begin to arrest suspects because the law does not allow for that.  At the moment, they are not breaking the law,” one said.

Following the fatal Christmas Day attacks in Nigeria claimed by the group, authorities in Cameroon’s Far North Region, which also shares porous borders with Nigeria, have also reinforced surveillance.  Several Quran learning centers have been reportedly shut down, while Islam teachers are being closely watched by intelligence operatives.  Many of them are grumbling following several interrogations they have been put through.

http://www.thepostwebedition.com/Content.aspx?ModuleID=1&ItemID=7385

Boko harams days are numbered. I did some quick googling and came up with this article that backs up my statements about Cameroon.

[size=14pt]Boko Haram Hideout Uncovered in Northern Cameroon![/size]
Wednesday, January 04, 2012
By Divine Ntaryike Jr
On New Year’s Eve, the Nigerian government temporarily shut down its land boundaries with Cameroon, Chad and Niger as a means of impeding crossborder activities by militants of the radical Islamic terrorist group, the Boko Haram.

And while the impacts of that decision are only beginning to be felt in Cameroon’s predominantly Muslim northern regions, with reports of rising fuel prices and stranded traders, authorities there are almost certain they have blown the cover on a Boko Haram refuge.

Reports indicate that members of the extremist group are increasingly present in Lagdo, a cosmopolitan settlement in the North Region, following calls for vigilance by local administrative authorities in the regional headquarters Garoua.

“They are easily identifiable with their bizarre dressing.  They wear long beards and red or black headscarves,” Peter Kum, a reporter with the French language daily, La Nouvelle Expression reported Tuesday, January 3.  According to him, since several months Lagdo locals have testified that the strangers are combing surrounding villages and actively preaching anti-Western sermons, establishing units and proposing huge amounts of money to those willing to follow them.

Presiding at a December 15 security coordination conclave devoted to maintaining peace and order before, during and after the 2011 end-of-year festive period, the Governor of the North Region, El HadjGambo Haman did not mince words.  He instructed security forces to be on the alert, noting the increasing influx and presence of Boko Haram militants in parts of the region.

“The Boko Haram being chased from Nigeria’s northeast, as well as thousands of runaway Chadian soldiers in irregular situation here must be closely monitored to avoid unwanted trouble throughout the national territory,” he warned.  Separate sources suspect that the presence of the extremist Boko Haram militants has soared steadily following increasing clampdowns on them by the Nigerian government especially following the Christmas Day blasts that left close to fifty dead.

Security sources and administrative officials in the North Region, speaking on condition of anonymity, say for the time being, there is no need to panic.  They are claiming that intensified intelligence monitoring implies the activities of the terrorists are under control.  “We cannot begin to arrest suspects because the law does not allow for that.  At the moment, they are not breaking the law,” one said.

Following the fatal Christmas Day attacks in Nigeria claimed by the group, authorities in Cameroon’s Far North Region, which also shares porous borders with Nigeria, have also reinforced surveillance.  Several Quran learning centers have been reportedly shut down, while Islam teachers are being closely watched by intelligence operatives.  Many of them are grumbling following several interrogations they have been put through.

http://www.thepostwebedition.com/Content.aspx?ModuleID=1&ItemID=7385

I believe that they do have bases in Yobe and Borno, but most of them must be coming across the border to hit Nigeria and withdraw back to Cameroon. That could be why it is difficult to get a hold on them.

We basically need to start thinking about invading Cameroon to destroy them.

Checkout where Mubi is here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mubi

Valto:
what shows that they are from cameroun?

Add two and two, the attacks occured in Adamawa, close the the Cameroonian border and the former border areas with Cameroon in Borno have been closed with the state of emergency there. Study the map. Boko haram is clearly coming through the mountains between Cameroon and Nigeria:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d2/Nigeria_political.png

[quote author=.NET link=topic=841076.msg9914077#msg9914077 date=1325945949]After they have ended a killing spree (of my brothers) with gleeful abandon? What kind of government do we even have a in Nigeria sef?
Proactive or Reactive?

GEJ, no let me curse you o.


.NET[/quote]God gave every person a brain to use and eyes to see. If you cannot see and learn the deeper things around you, then you will become your own victim.
Boko haram is a weapon against GEJ and against you. If you blame GEJ, instead of supporting the fight, then you risk becoming a person who backstabs their friends to a common enemy.

Be wise.

It is quite clear now, that boko haram is based in Cameroon. It is high time we taught that country a very bitter and unforgettable lesson.

[size=21pt]Gbawe! Gbawe!!  Gbawe!!! [/size]

Why do you lie so much?
Is it not enough that you people are sponsoring a protest from abroad on the pretext that you are for the masses? You tell dangerous lies, because slowly, but surely, the hands of you cranks, the vipers and vultures that have held the country to ransome since Independence are being forever removed from their honeypots of corruption. Nigeria is at a defining moment and you are defeated.

One question: why do you guys seem to be coordinating with boko haram? They have been timing their killings to the protests and here you are praising their courage and "stomach." Also, who are the godlike "the owners of Nigeria" you mentioned below? Why are they sponsoring protests?

Gbawe:
keep watching buddy. We will see who has overestimated their touted strenght within a Nigeria where the stomach, and not enduring principles, is king[b] today[/b]. [size=14pt]Boko Haram has been butchering Nigerians from all walks of life so far. What has been the reaction of those who vacuously make noise about their 'powermen' strenght on the net?[/size] Where was the immediate burning of Mosques after the Christmas attack to indicate a readiness for t.i.t-for-tat and we-wont-take-it-lying-down people like you tout?

[size=14pt]Right now, the "owners of Nigeria" will do and undo , plus give the lead, while all Nigeria will follow as is the case so far !!! Many of you don't seem to understand that events on the ground has overtaken the history you so much hold on to and assume other share feverishly , as dogmatic mantra, with you.[/size]

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-837167.0.html#msg9883217

The subsidy has been removed like a cancer needs to be chopped off, because your mafia was everywhere (as you are proving with this massive fightback). Is it not best to accept defeat rather than risk being exposed as an enemy of Nigerians as events escalate? You are defeated, phuck off and let the country grow.

Your agents, like Sahara Reporters is best known for fake news, and here is proof for those being deceived that your poison is sugar:

[size=14pt]The fake pic below too is courtesy Sahara Reporters[/size]. Shame.
http://saharareporters.com/photo/photonews-jonathans-declaration-when-jonathan-women-met-goodluck-men

www.nairaland.com/attachments/324341_SaharaReportersFakePicture_jpg69a0b6e4ad1c8831fa731bd73bb022d2

[size=21pt]Gbawe, answer! [/size]  

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Is it not the same NLC that has been fighting the FG to keep PHCN? NLC is a negative force that is allied to the cabals and professional viruses in Nigeria. I feel sorry for those following them.

I can't see any money. Why are you telling lies na?

boy t:
NLC must protest against BH . we can survive the heat of fuel subsidy removal, but not the heat of BH

Funny stuff!

If you cannot tell that the so-called protest leaders love boko haram, then there is very little you can see. No normal would person protest against the removal of subsidies that are to their own future benefit, especially when there is the much more important issue of boko haram. You also need to ask your protest organisers why they put pressure on labour not to negotiate.

You are being used.

[quote author=Omo_Tier1 link=topic=840448.msg9910992#msg9910992 date=1325890805]#OccupyNigeria lagos will be occupying the NIC, The name of the Judge and His court room are already on the tweets waves and His house and that of His family will be revealed before Monday, watch out, this time they won't escape the wrath fo the people![/quote][size=21pt]Take it like a man, sir!

https://www.round1mag.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/Wladimir-Klitschko-vs-Samuel-Peters-400x250.jpg

Loser. [/size]

[quote author=Omo_Tier1 link=topic=840448.msg9910943#msg9910943 date=1325890014]COWARD!, WE are equipped with the right gadgets monitoring well over 30 stations in Nigeria. Currently listening to Wazobia FM, and scanning other stations for your Lies, none is carrying the lies you and your fisherman President is spewing!

Tell your GEJ that modern day communication has advanced beyond NTA and FRCN !![/quote][size=96pt]FAILURE![/size]

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[size=49pt]b. . . bu. . . but. . . but. . . but. . . Al-lalu-ta nau![/size]

https://i.imgur.com/UPBvj.gif

[quote author=Omo_Tier1 link=topic=840448.msg9910850#msg9910850 date=1325888851]Give their names please? Or are you like your COWARD Fisherman president who keep telling the nation about some weirdo 'sponsors' of Boko Haram and can't have the balls to mention them?


EC COWARD !![/quote][size=21pt]When you stay in far away London, chatting crap and fuckry, how would you know what is going on on the ground.
Its not even Sunday yet!
Brother, allow me to weep for you:

Choi! Na so life be?!![/size]

https://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lnza7aMOgb1qkpp5h.gif

[size=21pt]Even if we stammer. . .
A-a-l-lu-lu-ta!![/size]

[quote author=Omo_Tier1 link=topic=840448.msg9910813#msg9910813 date=1325888258]Tell that COWARD! , He thinks Nigerians can be fooled. The SURE doc is the biggest fraudulent piece of material the FG has ever produced! Much of what is captured in there has already being budgeted for and the money appropriated and released in some case have been looted by those who financed the election of the drunken Fisherman![/quote][size=21pt]Dude, all the labour unions are coming on air one after the other to disown TUC and NLC. LOL!
How does it feel to be a [/size][size=49pt]FAILURE?
[/size]
[size=21pt]ALUTA!!!![/size]

www.nairaland.com/attachments/180447_ROTFLMAO_gif3d0c775232c7f27cf80592785b9635b6www.nairaland.com/attachments/180447_ROTFLMAO_gif3d0c775232c7f27cf80592785b9635b6

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No wonder you are demonstrating, you are a fool. The govt is telling you they don't have 1.3trillion to spend and you are here telling lies about how that should have gone into health. Abeg, go and protest, I don't have time for fools.

@topic
From the SURE programme (palliatives).

www.nairaland.com/attachments/610123_Sure_jpg1194eab674b0d8a1e23b2c08686dde75

@xezoid

Here's an excerpt:

www.nairaland.com/attachments/610123_Sure_jpg1194eab674b0d8a1e23b2c08686dde75

https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=explorer&chrome=true&srcid=0B_VI3W_cAwMeNTljY2JmOWYtN2M4Yi00MGI0LWE2MTctYTUxMTM0ZDVkNDRm&hl=en_US&pli=1

From the SURE programme (palliatives).

xezoid:
@ beaf,your reference document isnt opening yet,but is dat d only thing u hav to say 2 d post

Sorry about that, this link is working. Read the document and believe me, you would not need a word from me; the document will electrify you.

https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=explorer&chrome=true&srcid=0B_VI3W_cAwMeNTljY2JmOWYtN2M4Yi00MGI0LWE2MTctYTUxMTM0ZDVkNDRm&hl=en_US&pli=1

[quote author=Omo_Tier1 link=topic=840448.msg9910400#msg9910400 date=1325883461]Your pay master is hiding in a dark room , He can not come out and speak to the nation He claims to lead! Yes we protested in London, oh I guess your head was doing you in when you saw over 2000 Nigerians turned out with the support of 'friends of Nigeria',

COWARD, you pay master only know how to 'buy' judgement in the black marke courts, no wonder He has refused to take the reforms of the judiciary to the height it deserves!, Do you think we have forgotten Salami ,[/quote]2000 Nigerians ke!!!
Were you people even up to 50? LOLZZZZZZ!!!

Unu go take laf wound goat o!

https://i.imgur.com/UPBvj.gif

prodam:
beaf, i am a proponent of your idea and views on the removal of fuel subsidy,
the fact is that if u are not patriotic then u would not have shown interest in seeking knowledge and research as much as u have done on the issue
the sanusi lamido speech was an eye-opener for me.

for your critics here on Nairaland, they are definitely seeing it from the perspective of "an aggrieved citizen".but I must say: we are all aggrieved even the leaders but intelligence and crucial analysis need to be made, now the UN and EU involved, more opponents to convince, struggle continues in a civilized and legal way, You guys are wonderful and patriotic,
am still writing a comprehensive essay on the issue, I promise to make a copy available here on Nairaland for your appraisal

From a young politician

Thanks bruv.

I believe we just have a bunch of teenagers who are eager for the "revolution" fad, most adults would read the Sanusi Lamido document and be reverted by how much they have been cheated, others would read the SURE programme document. But, hey! Kids will be kids, to them its just a thrill, rioting by iphone and organising on twitter. Let them feel cool for their 24 hours.

I can bet you that in two months time, 99% of these fellows would look back in deep shame and regret at how they foolishly invaded the streets to beat up their own futures and act as ready tools for Nigeria's enemies. Its easy to be foolish.

I imagine that the EU and UN reassurance was a coded way of telling boko haram and GEJ's bitter political enemies what will be pump'n over Nigeria if they attempt any gynmastics with their stup!dity; they will simply be "Libya'd" into the stone age.

Stay well, my brother.

[quote author=Chyz* link=topic=840351.msg9910190#msg9910190 date=1325881530]Dude, your comment sound sinister as hell. Anyhow it is not long before you will be canceled now that people know who you really are.[/quote]It sounds sinister? I will add you to it.

Everything you have said against me is false, so you, Ifeci and Isale gan2, will share in an innocent mans curse for politicing with the innocent dead.
May their innocent blood hunt you and torment you until you make public penance.

[quote author=Omo_Tier1 link=topic=840448.msg9910143#msg9910143 date=1325880954]COWARD,  Your pay master went to procure 'blackmarket' judgement [/quote][size=33pt]Why don't you come from the UK to lead the protest at home?
How come you spend 24 hours a day, instigating people from abroad?
Why send other peoples kids to the warfront?
Are you scared of being locked away?
COWARD.[/size]

Isale gan2: We all know who is the evil soulless one, and it's not the person you're attacking.  You sold your soul a long time ago and the devil charges a lot more than interest.

Everything you have said against me is false, so you and Ifeci, will share in an innocent mans curse for politicing with the innocent dead.
May their innocent blood hunt you and torment you until you make public penance.

^
What a fool.

palma:
@ Beaf, pls i do have a question and since it's a straight forward question let d answer also be straight forward without rude remarks, thanks.

I noticed that anytime some1 mentions you were paid to operate online on behalf of Jonathan u never refute the accusation. So is it true?

I just believe that those who say that are people who do not have the brains or morals to muster an argument, so they go dirty.
Such things are not worth answering and only display the mentality of the person behind the post. What do you think I should say to such people?

@xezoid
The 1600 buses are just the first palliatives. Check my last post.

tjadeba:
Many thanks to Nigerians and indeed Nairalanders here who have been on the side of reason with the public opinion over this fuel subsidy removal. I have few questions to ask proponents of this new policy (Karl Max,Starbaby,Beaf etc) and i think if they are sincere to themselves they will see reason as to why the policy is ill-timed,impoverishing,draconian.
my questions goes thus

1. Can Nigerians and should Nigerians trust the ruling class to deliver the goods with excess money saved from the removal? I am saying this because i cannot see What frame works have been put in place to achieve this.Is it the same ruling class that will be saddled with the responsibility of ensuring that these monies are judiciously spent? Or are they bringing in some other honest Nigerians and laying off the present structure(very corrupt)? Are we to trust them that NOW is the time that has been deemed fit to start fixing roads,light,water,healthcare, etc etc. Okay, can the government please come up with how they want to share the monies, the number of projects to be started, the amount of money that it would cost,the time frame from commencement to completion of the projects on a state by state basis. Men, the government cannot just come up with removal without justifying it in the most credible and transparent manner.Previous governments have taken Nigerians for a ride over the years and it is still same structure that produced the incumbent administration which makes it quite hard to believe that they indeed posses the magic wand to fix the nation if given access to more money than they used to have.

2. Is it not draconian if the leadership have not taken steps to plug all the loop holes within their set up, like cutting costs in terms of overheads (fat salaries,emoluments), shedding the gargantuan workforce consisting of Special Assistants,Personal assistants,ministers,commissioners and all what have you.I believe it is draconian if you are cutting benefits due the citizens to fund extravagant lifestyles.

3. Are there other subsidies being enjoyed in Nigeria? If there is what are they or what is it? Or is it out of place to enjoy one form of benefit in the country we all own?The countries we are trying to follow their economic agenda sure have one form of benefit or the other.

4. In view of the above, what hope for the common man? Or is the common man not part of Nigeria again? Why should the poor (constituting more than 50% of the populace) suffer in order for the leadership to have more money at their disposal (if what they told us is anything to go by).

[size=14pt]This is what the govt is giving in place of subsidies. Read it, it is excellent develomental stuff; subsidies, opportunities etc. Reverting.[/size]

https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&srcid=0B_VI3W_cAwMeNTljY2JmOWYtN2M4Yi00MGI0LWE2MTctYTUxMTM0ZDVkNDRm&hl=en_US