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how secure is south aftica? you tell me about a society without insurgency where mortars are fired indiscriminately. Police investigating Brakpan mortar after woman injured A mortar projectile went through the roof of a house in Brakpan central, east of Johannesburg, injuring a 20-year-old woman, Gauteng police said on Sunday. “We are investigating the origin of the mortar projectile and who shot it,” Captain Kabelo Marumo said. The projectile shot through the woman’s bedroom roof on Saturday. He said the mortar could not have gone off on its own and urged anyone with information to assist the police. “If they wish to remain anonymous there are channels that can be followed.” Marumo could not confirm or deny whether the mortar projectile was part of the SA National Defence Force’s equipment until investigations were completed. The woman was in a critical but stable condition at a hospital in Benoni no dulling for the crime capital |
mr patch patch and papa ajasco (mikeza) don take off . |
MikeZA: what claim? You can quote.dem don dey deny o . |
agaugust: .bwahahahahahahahahahahahahaha...... the truth is revealing itself . it may be more than half french you know? |
MikeZA: Were lying to us about Valour class frigates?mr man shut up and prove what you claim you can. abi na empty noise you dey make since? |
Patchesagain: We dont need Makopa to smash your old Vickers MBTbwahahahahahahahahahahahaha..... now that you've been caught lying you don't neex it anymore ba? you people think Nigerians are as dull as you? no wonder no one wants to buy that over priced metal . |
GreenandGold: Sadly it remains a property of WordPress, technically he doesn't own it.another goof from a southie illiterate. ![]() |
Henry120: You need help.what else do you expect from an illiterate? |
GreenandGold: Tell that to your countrymen who never went to school.... buhahahaha..and all south africans are educated? what an Id1diot. bloody illiterate |
GreenandGold: You giving out weapons? Since when is a military donor-recipient a donor?illiterate bushman |
agaugust: Possibly a mix of current and new. The tracked armour is MT-LB we use in UN peace-keeping. The wheeled ones cannot be identified, could be new armour, Nigerian military is very secretive as we all know.they should just cleanout the old inventory to give space for new ones. we could give them out as excess defences articles to either Benin, Togo, sl or Liberia to strengthen military ties. |
GreenandGold: OperaMini man comments, useless.illiterate bushman |
agaugust: Is the use of OperaMini a crime ? Do you follow him to house to see if he has a laptop too?that's just evidence of one of his challenges... illeteracy ![]() |
GreenandGold: [s]Exactly what we have been saying all along.....will you shut up. your excuse is too lame. busted illiterate ![]() |
agaugust: Mmmmmh ! Nice Soweto fraud therebwahahahahahahahahahaha... the guy is just an illiterate hiding behind a keyboard. |
some bad news for our south african dummies B’Haram: 30 killed in camp shoot-out Over who succeeds late Shekau • 21 die in clash Thirty Boko Haram fighters killed one another yesterday in Madagali, Adamawa State during a leadership tussle over who should succeed Abubakar Shekau, shot dead by the Nigerian military last week.Madagali is one of local government areas of Adamawa State occupied by the insurgents. This is even as about 21 people were killed by terrorists in an attack on two Borno communities on Wednesday. In the Madagali incident, trapped residents said a fight occurred over the disagreement on whether to pick a new leader or surrender to the military which killed their Amir (leader) in Bazza. “From what we learnt, 30 Boko Haram fighters have been killed in Madagali town after a fight ensued between them over whether to surrender their weapons. They just kept shooting themselves freely,” one Mr Musa Audi told Daily Sun. According to him, there had been disquiet in Boko Haram camp with some calling and agitating for a ceasefire. Another resident, simply called Stephen, who corroborated Musa, said already, there is also leadership crisis over who should emerge the new leader in Madagali. For almost three weeks now, Madagali, Gulak, Shuwa and Michika towns have been under the control of Boko Haram.” He said residents told him anybody who violates the rules have his/her fingers cut off or flogged according to the offence . “They cut-off fingers, flog offenders and marry off spinsters.” The military spokesman in Yola, Capt. Jonathan Nuhu, was yet to react to the development as at press time. Meanwhile, a security source in Borno State said the insurgents who rode to Shaffa and Shindiffu in Hawul Local Government, launched the coordinated attacks at about 10pm on Wednesday, lasting till midnight. The source said the insurgents shot sporadically as soon as they arrived in the communities, about 230 kilometres from the capital, Maiduguri. The development forced hundreds of people from their homes into the bush even as the insurgents pursued the residents and opened fire on them. About 21 people including one Pastor Eliud Mshelizza attached to the local assembly of Living Faith Church (aka Winners’ Chapel) and a teacher at Government Girls’ Secondary School, Shaffa died in the attacks,” a resident of Biu, who lost a family member told Daily Sun. He said the insurgents burnt public buildings, hospital, churches and many houses in both communities. However, a military source said soldiers from the Biu Artillery and neighbouring Adamawa State were mobilised to repel the attack, adding that the insurgents were intercepted on the way by the soldiers who engaged them in fierce battle. “Our troops rounded up the terrorists and almost all of them were killed,” the source said. The southern part of Borno has witnessed series of attacks since April when insurgency heightened in the state. Wednesday’s attack was the third time Shaffa came under Boko Haram siege, leaving tales of woes; death and destruction of property. |
FighterPilot: YOU REALLY MESSED UP MY LUNCH TODAY. WHATEVER THAT YOU ARE DRINKING FROM THAT CALABASH IS TOO STRONG FOR YOU.good thing i messed up your lunch including yout head. next time rent a brain before quoting me. pigeonpilot |
GreenandGold: Chris, I discovered that you and your fellow man in your state take home $2000+ per annum... That's a peasant income so life must be hard for you.illiterate at large. i won't waste my time with you. find msausa and pigeonpilot to play with. |
GreenandGold: You're from Akwa ibom State? haahhahahahahahso finally we agree i am "from". as for the rest of your ramblings, it's already obvious what an illiterate you are so no need educating you further. dumbo |
GreenandGold: ... illiteracy? OperaMini man, are you trying to be smart with me? I don't have time for your 419 state of mind.no Id1otic rat poison junkie. since i'm "from" Akwa ibom state in Nigeria, i am "from" akwa ibom state. this is why illiterates should be educated before allowed to use the net. |
FighterPilot: YOU ARE TRULY HIGH ON DRUGS, YOUNG BOY.i heard retarrds are always fond of holding down shift key when typing comments. is it true? |
FighterPilot: SURELY YOU ARE ON DRUGS.hahahahaha... see who wants to play someone around. you are just a dull domingo. retarrd |
FighterPilot: HOW DOES THIS KICKING AROUND INVOLVE MY FATHER.come on, stop pretending. your father is igbo |
FighterPilot: HOW DOES THIS KICKING AROUND INVOLVE MY FATHER.o common, thought you were the one doing the kicking around. turns out you aren't bright son ![]() |
FighterPilot: SOMETIMES IT FEELS JUST TOO GOOD TO KICK THE FLAT HEADS OF IGBOS AND PULL THEIR LEGS AROUND.i heard typing in capital letters is for retarrds. is it true? |
Msauza: NAH!!! AS CURRENT I AM IN NAIJA.you are a confirmed rat poison junkie. just look at your comments.. pathetic |
GreenandGold: By "from" you're implying he's now in another country..... use proper English please, Nigeria "English" is not officially recognised as English.you better stop trying to be smart cos it will further expose your illiteracy. by "from" he implies that he comes "from" somewhere in south africa. dumbo domingos |
Msauza: @GreenandGold, I know well that those are French army. My intention is to prove that foreign military paraded with guns in Nigeria.with photos of french troops in CAR? damn! those rat poison are doing wonders. |
By Caleb Ayansina & Ndahi Marama Some suspected members of Boko Haram sect yesterday attacked Shaffa and Shindiffu villages of Hawul Local Government Area of Borno State, killing one Pastor Eliud Gwamna Mshelizza of the Living Faith Church, a teacher (names withheld) at Government Girls Secondary School, Shaffa, and 18 other persons who were mainly Christians. The terrorists also burnt down about 10 churches such as E.Y.N No I, E.Y.N No II and III in Shaffa and Shindiffu villages as well several houses. A clinic and some staff quarters and structures at the Government Girls Secondary School in Shaffa were also destroyed. Unfortunately for the terrorists, as they were about to leave Shindiffu and proceed to Turaku village, another Christian community, to continue their deadly acts, troops from Adamawa axis and Biu Military barracks, who were on their trail ambushed them and killed almost all of them. The attackers, according to fleeing residents invaded Shaffa at about 8pm on Wednesday and wreaked havoc before storming Shindiffu village yesterday morning at about 11am. Shaffa is south and about 20 kilometres drive from Azare, the headquarters of Hawul which is 215 kilometres away from Maiduguri, the state capital, which has remained under series of attacks by Boko Haram. In the last two months, Tashan Alade, Hirzhi, Pela Birni, Debiro, Kwajaffa Bura, Jubwuwhi, Dalwa, Shaffa, Shindiffu, among other communities of Hawul had witnessed coordinated and series of deadly attacks by Boko Haram with the burning of churches and houses mostly belonging to Christians. A top military source said “Our men from Adamawa and Biu axis repelled the attacks on Shaffa, Shindiffu and Turaku village, over 100 of the terrorists were killed while several arms and ammunition were also recovered in the encounter.” The Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Gideon Jubrin in a telephone interview with our Correspondent confirmed the attacks on Shaffa and Shindiffu villages, but said, due to the closure of telecommunication network in the area, he was yet to get details and number of casualties, adding that as soon as details of the attack reached him, he will brief the press. “Yes there was an attack on some villages of Hawul Local Government Area by suspected members of Boko Haram yesterday, but I am yet to get details due to lack of telecommunication services in the affected areas”. Soft landing for surrendered insurgents Meanwhile, the Federal Government yesterday, revealed that insurgents who surrendered their weapons to the Nigerian troops would be de- radicalised and rehabilitated back to the society. This was coming, as Nigerian youths under the auspices of Youth Development Transformation and Sustainable Place in Nigeria, YODETSIN, commended the Federal Government’s efforts in the fight against insurgency in the country. The Nigerian Military recorded a huge success last week Tuesday, 17 September, when it killed a man, who appeared in recent videos, claiming to be the leader of the Islamist militant group Boko Haram, Abubakar Shekau, in a gun battle. Following the killing of their commander, some insurgents surrendered themselves to the Nigerian troops, and pleaded for mercy after surrendering their weapons. Speaking on their fate during a press conference, in Abuja, the Coordinator of National Information Centre, NIC, Mr Mike Omeri ruled out the possibility of prosecuting them. He said there were measures in the counter- terrorism document launched by government and it would be strictly followed. According to him, those who surrendered will be taken thorough the process of de-radicalisation and rehabilitation, while those who refused will surely be dealt with. “Those terrorist who surrendered their arms and embraces peace will undergo the process of de- radicalisation and rehabilitation. So that they will be admitted into society and given the opportunity to also continue contributing their own quota to the development of this country. “But to those who insist on carrying arms against their country’s, against their fellow citizens, will have themselves to blame. “I want to urge citizens to be steadfast in their support to our service men and women; we are working hard, day and night, to ensure that we put terrorism behind us in Nigeria. “The army forces have found the winning strategies, and they will not go back in making sure the adequate security is provided, for every single Nigerian,” he assured. The National Leader of YODETSIN, Chief Innocent Kaku said the recent killing of Boko Haram leader and the subsequent giving up of arms by over 150 terrorist to the Nigerian Army was due to the government’s commitment. “We salute the bravery and boldness of the Nigerian army in fighting the Boko Haram insurgents. This feat was achieved due to the commitment of President Goodluck Jonathan to the fight against insurgency and his commitment to his transformation agenda,” he said. Innocent, in an interactive session with the newsmen in Abuja, urged youths across the country to cooperate with the government, and refused to be used by any politician to disrupt government’s attempt to restore peace in Nigeria. |
DieVluit: Tell me where IN THE US Americans kill Americans, please. Henry120: I would tell you. DieVluit: Henry, what does crime have to do with terror? Are those people in Chicago terrorists?with what i just read here, i can now understand the WEF stance on level of dullness oof the south african brain. @Dievelut . at this point i can only pity you. what a goof |
mallam rochas, please fix that gutter you govern first before trying Nigeria. abi no be the same tenure be both? |
barcanista: Let me tell you, al qaeda are WEAK today compared to what they were 10years ago. The death of Osama and their bigwigs caused a lot of damage both psychologically. Alshaabab's can swear in a New President-General but the fact remains that their potency has been whittled down with the death of their leader. In a battle, the Death of the Leader is tantamous to defeat of the group. They can never remain the same again mentally and psychologically...i'm not going to waste my precious time arguing with a paid internet warrior because i can clearly see where your janjaweeed ideology is born from. |
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