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NorthSharp:Look at this cattle dung talking.If every other person should talk,u have no right to talk.Look at this primitive backward animal.The only thing you people are good at is killing people and looting the treasury.Hausa dog like u.Bloody illiterates.How did u even get access to the internet?Bloody cow |
Why didn't they blow off the head of that bigot and corrupt bastard?Next time they should just shoot the bastard |
I will advice him to divide the country.Breaking up like Czechoslovakia is always better than breaking up like Yugoslavia.Nigeria is a failed state. |
Posted: January 15, 2012 - 03:43 By Sahara Reporters, New York Sahara Reporters has exclusively learnt of moves by the Police and Nigerian government functionaries to suppress and conceal the arrest of a suspected Boko Haram sponsor and arms dealer in Kaduna State. He was arrested this morning around 1: 00 am. Some prominent Nigerians are believed to be working to suppress information about the arrest and are also hampering investigations by security agencies. Our sources said some police commanders of the Kaduna State Police Command have been named as close associates of the suspected gunrunner. The suspected backer of Boko Haram who was caught red-handed arming youths in Kaduna State in ethno-religious crises rocking Northern Nigeria was captured in Nasarawa Township in Chikun local government of Kaduna State. There were reported gunshots by his supporters when an army officer on a tip off from the 1st Division of Nigerian Army Kaduna stormed his family to initiate a search, following which rocket launchers, IEDs materials, soldiers uniforms, army belts, cartridges, pump actions guns and some AK47 assault rifles were found and taken away by the Nigerian military team that carried out the action. The arrested gunrunner is Comrade Nuhu Mohammed who is former chairman of petroleum drivers association in Kaduna. He is currently being held in an undisclosed military base in Kaduna. It was also gathered youths in the area this morning when the combined team of soldiers, SSS and police went to the area around 9am for additional search resisted their arrival in to the community. The youths started stoning the security and some wanted to shoot but were restrained by a senior military officer in charge of operations. http://saharareporters.com/news-page/plot-suppress-arrest-suspected-boko-haram%E2%80%99s-sponsor-kaduna-uncovered
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Wow, this is great.I hope they will keep this up. |
Internet warriors.You all are running your mouths and u can't do anything.Just shut your mouth if u haven't gone out on d streets to protest |
Ezeufi:Confused set of people |
KANO (AFP) – A mob killed two people and burnt mosques and homes in an overnight raid on a mainly Muslim village in Adamawa state in the latest such violence residents said Friday. “It was around 11:30 pm (2230 GMT) when a crowd from Imbur attacked Gwalam village, setting fire on homes and mosques,” resident Abubakar Hussaini said, with Imbur a largely Christian area and Gwalam mainly Muslim. “So far, we have two deaths, and we still don’t know the fate of some residents who fled into the bush to escape the attack.” The attack occurred in Adamawa state, which is to hold a governorship election on January 21. Such ethnic and religious violence often occurs around election periods in Nigeria, though some residents believed the attack was in retaliation for the recent killings of Christians in the state claimed by Islamist group Boko Haram. Gamo Jika, an official in the state for one of Nigeria’s main Islamic organisation, Jama’atu Nasri Islam, confirmed two were killed. “We have two dead from the attack on Gwalam by some Christians. We are taking inventory of houses burnt in the attack,” he said. Adamawa state police spokeswoman Altine Daniel confirmed the attack but gave no details. Imbur and Gwalam villages are located in Numan, a flashpoint of sectarian violence. Nigeria has seen spiralling violence mostly blamed on Boko Haram, whose recent attacks targeting Christians have sparked fears of a civil conflict in a country roughly divided between a mainly Muslim north and mostly Christian south. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/01/mob-kills-2-burns-mosques-in-adamawa-village/ |
@poster, leave the east alone and go and get a life. |
By Jimitota Onoyume Port Harcourt— Explosion rocked the office of the Registrar of Rivers State University of Science and Technology, RSUST, Wednesday night. Confirming the development, Rivers State Police Public Relations Officer, Mr Ben Uguegbulam, said there was no casualty in the incident. He said the Police had moved in to investigate the incident. His words: “At about 1940hrs, the Commissioner of Police detailed Police Explosive Ordinance Department team of the Command to proceed to the office of the VC, RUSTH in response to a reported incident of suspected explosion in the office of the VC. The team arrived at the scene at about 2000hrs and commenced post blast investigation at the already cordoned scene. “That continued till this morning (yesterday), when at about 0930hrs, investigation did not recover any piece of evidence indicating the use of improvised explosive device, IED. Rather, the fire was started by electrical device serving office refrigerator. The fire was earlier put off by the campus security. No injury or serious damage was recorded. Investigation is continuing.” When contacted, the Vice Chancellor of the university, Prof. Barineme Fakae, said that the explosion occurred at the office of the university Registrar, which is in the same block with his. According to him, nobody was hurt http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/01/explosion-rocks-rsust/ |
Misleading story.It has been confirmed that the explosion was caused by an electrical fault.Why the hell did u leave that out? |
Can you people stop calling these protests "occupy nigeria".It sounds ridiculous.At the occupy wall street,d protesters slept there for weeks.None of them went home.How can it be occupy Nigeria when all protesters go home by five?Unoriginal set of humans.Always copying others and copying wrongly |
The NLC/TUC leadership is totally corrupt.I have no faith in them.Watching them being interviewed today should be depressing for all anti-subsidy removal advocates.The only thing I saw on their faces was a boldly written 7 lettered word "SELL OUT". |
okstol:Don't mind that tribalistic pig.He is always hiding under the cloak of neutrality to vent out his hatred of Igbos.Foolish cattle rearer |
Abagworo:Do you have statistics to support that?
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You people should leave South East alone.We are not interested in the strike.Na by force to do strike? We can afford to pay the new pump price and not broke a.s.s like Bluetooth. |
~Bluetooth:I seriously doubt a woman gave birth to u.You are so pathetic.You really need to get exposed and enlightened cos u have stayed in ur village for too long.You call Igbos he-goats?You are just a low live who has no future and u will end up like a goat on slab.Useless dirty animal |
BY DANIEL IDONOR & OLAYINKA LATONA ABUJA - PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan, yesterday, painted a gloomy picture of the membership and activities of the deadly Islamic sect, Boko Haram, saying the group has successfully infiltrated the three arms of government at the federal level. This is just as General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, challenged Nigerian Christians and their Muslim counterparts to work hand-in-hand to find a way to eradicate the menace of Boko Haram and other terror groups in the country. The President also identified the twin evils of greed and selfishness which are the single largest breeders of corruption, as the greatest challenges militating against the nation’s economic progress in the 21st century, saying the greed of one man can lead to the corruption of a whole nation. Speaking at an inter-denominational church service to mark the 2012 Armed Forces Remembrance Day celebration at the National Christian Centre, Jonathan decried the membership spread of the group within the North, but vowed to stem the menace in no distant time. He explained that some members of the sect were in the executive, legislative and judiciary arms of government as well as the armed forces, adding that the situation had made it more difficult to combat the nation’s security challenges headlong. Jonathan described the present security situation in the country as worse than the civil war experience, insisting that “this is a particular time when the country has major security challenges. There are explosions everyday, people are dying and are being killed daily without any reason. “It is a period we also call on the armed forces, including those that have retired, to join hands with their colleagues that are still in service and government to see how collectively we can protect our nation. I believe we will overcome our immediate challenges. The situation we have in our hands is even worse than the civil war that we fought. “During the civil war, we knew and we could even predict where the enemy was coming from. You can even know the route they are coming from, you can even know what calibre of weapon they will use and so on. But the challenge we have today is more complicated. I remember when I had a meeting with elders from the North East and some parts of the North West where the Boko Haram phenomenon is more prevalent, somebody said the situation was bad that even if one’s son is a member, one will not even know. “That means that if the person will plant a bomb behind your house, you won’t know. That is how complex the situation is. Our security services are trying because as the president, I know what they are doing. Nigerians may not appreciate their efforts especially when you know that we are underpoliced. We have a police force that is about 300,000 in number. “I assure Nigerians that we shall get over it. We are meeting everyday and we are planning. We are going to increase the strength and the capacity of the security services to confront the modern challenges we face.” Okoh seeks support for Jonathan Also, yesterday, the Primate of the Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion, Most Rev. Nicholas Okoh, called on members of the Armed Forces to at all times stand by President Jonathan’s sincere agenda to transform the country, saying their undiluted loyalty was all that the President required to lead Nigeria out of her present socio-economic and political challenges. In a sermon entitled, “Patriotism at its height,” Okoh declared that as a mark of patriotism, the country’s armed forces owed the President who is the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, and Nigerians the national duty to be loyal to democratic institutions at all times. He said: “Patriotism demands that we all speak, work and pray for peace in our country. It is, therefore, very important that men, women, innocent civilians, military and all should work for peace.” Adeboye tasks Christians, Muslims on Boko Haram Meanwhile, General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, yesterday, urged Christians and their Muslim counterparts to work hand-in-hand to find a way to eradicate the menace of Boko Haram and other terrorist groups in the country. Adeboye made the appeal through one of his Special Assistants on Administration and Personnel, Pastor Johnson Odesola at the church national headquarters in Ebute Meta in Lagos after a special prayer session for the peace of the country which doubled as the church’s New Year thanksgiving service. The cleric also said it was imperative for Nigerians to be security conscious in their activities as he assured the citizens that God would not abandon the nation and her citizens at this crucial period because Nigeria is strategic to God end-time agenda and therefore He is in absolute control of our affairs. In his words: “Christians and Muslims in Nigeria should cooperate to eradicate the challenges caused by Islamic sect, Boko Haram.” Nigerians should know that no normal human being would decide to bomb fellow Nigerians. I think these sets of people are foreigners who determined to cause problem in our nation. Therefore, we should not only blame the problem on northern elite alone but we must as stakeholders in the Nigerian project look out for a way forward for the nation. In addition, Nigerians must be security conscious.” http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/01/boko-haram-members-are-in-govt-jonathan/ |
Fools.You people can never be original.So because Americans called theirs occupy wall street we are calling ours occupy Nigeria? |
Mr--Why:Please help me tell them.They are only in London and nowhere else. |
The Yorubas only travel to the UK.That is where travelling begins and ends for them.The Igbo population alone in Houston and Atlanta are more than the Yoruba population in d UK. |
Let's see how those illiterate bastards will wipe out 80 million christians. |
Buckie10:How the hell did he make it a tribal cause? |
Nobody should believe this crap.They just put it out to justify their previous claims that marketers were benefiting from the subsidy.This is childish |
LeoMax:Sanusi is not an economist and was never an economist.Get your facts right |
So femi fani-kayode is now the moral conscience of the Nigerian society?Lord have mercy |
Ngozi iweala is from ogwashi -uku in delta state . Na so ogwashi people dey behave any how like goats[quote][/quote]@ohnyore,the problem with nairaland is that it allows low lives like you to register.Why insult a whole village because of one woman?Vent out your anger on Ngozi but to insult a whole community because of her is the height of bigotry |
@MARLBORO1,Why are you replying the ediot called talk true?Some maggots should be ignored. |
So much for protests.I shiver at the magnitude of the crowd.The crowd i see in that picture is so huge that Jonathan must be shivering with fear. |
I no go gree