barcanista: This guy is a cretin. I don't know where Jonathan is seeing all these mediocres and clueless people. How can he say that the killing of a Terrorist kingpin is immaterial? Is he wiser that the USA that celebrated Osama's murder in 2011 and Al Shabab's Kingpin murder few weeks ago?

Truly, we have mediocres-in-power

if you aware of the modus operandi of all terror organisations you would know that killing the leader doesn't end their campaign, it only paves the way for another.

alshabaab has a new leader and still terrorises somalia, alqaeda has a new leader after osama and still a threat yo the world. although killing shekau is a big blow to those cows but it isn't the end until they all surrender or are completely wiped off.

next time don't just cut out a section of a comment to justify your immature conclusion.

@op. na cave you dey since? this na old news na.

NaijaPikinGidi:

Fear is now real for every terrorist. Would anyone have imagined them surrendering like never before in the history global terrorism? Make we see who get liver! Troops fired-up like never before! Mopping-up continuing as we speak. See what few new airframes have helped us achieve? This is a lesson for us in COIN operations. We can add it to our superior conventional war expertise.

#VictoryForNigeria in words and in deed.

SANDF will definitely be coming back for more lessons and training.
#VictoryForNigeria. #BadNewsToCNNBBC

The Defence Headquarters confirmed that self-
acclaimed leader of the Boko Haram sect,
Mohammed Bashir, alias “Abubakar Shekau’’ had
died in an encounter with troops at Konduga in
Borno. The Director of Defence Information, Maj.-Gen. Chris
Olukolade, confirmed the death of Shekau at news
conference in Abuja on Wednesday. “In course of encounters, one Mohammed Bashir,
who has been acting or posing as the deceased
Abubakar Shekau, the eccentric character known as
the leader of the group died. “Since the name Shekau has become a brand name
for the terrorists’ leader, the Nigerian military
remains resolute to serve justice to anyone who
assumes that designation or title,’’ Olukolade said. He said that the same fate await all terrorists who
sought “to violate the freedom and territory of
Nigeria’’. The defence spokesman said that the deceased
Shekau was also known as “Abacha Abdullahi
Geidam’’ and “Damasack’’. According to him, the recent devastation on the
leadership of the insurgents is attributable to the
renewed commitment to the mission of eradicating
terrorism in our country. He said that another 133 terrorists surrendered to
troops on Tuesday, bringing the total number to 148 The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) recalled that five
insurgents had surrendered to troop in Konduga
while 10 surrendered in Kawuri both in Borno
recently. Olukolade said of the 133 that surrendered on
Tuesday, 88 gave up their arms at Mairiga and
Buniyadi in Borno, while 45 surrendered at Mubi and
Michika in Adamawa. He commended the gallantry of the troops, assuring
that the military would remain undaunted in
prosecuting the campaign against terror in the
country. Olukolade said that between Sept. 12 and Sept. 17,
the insurgents made four attempts to attack
Konduga but were repelled by air and land forces
deployed to handle the situation. “The keen interest exhibited by our neighbours and
allies is commendable and we appreciate them. “All allies in the war against terrorism are hereby
assured of the Nigerian military’s resolve to maintain
the momentum in the efforts to decimate and defeat
terrorists. “It is nevertheless necessary to alert all citizens that
there is still the need for even more vigilance and
cooperation with the security forces. “Everybody is required to remain alert to ensure that
we are not taken unaware by terrorist elements, who
might want to carry out isolated attacks in any part
of our country,’’ he said. (NAN)

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NaijaPikinGidi:

How many shoppers would have died had the Tongaat Shopping Mall not collapsed earlier in the construction stage?
Don't come here showing your slowness. Refer to MsauZA's initial comment. Keep the discussions along those lines as anything else will be met with equal responses.

please o bros. buildings don't collapse in SA, they just fall.

their engineers are just the best

iterator24: what's this one saying?

he's probably high on something. maybe rat poison.

GreenandGold:

I.diot once again.

The south part of Africa is called Southern Africa not South Africa because in geography lessons South Africa is a country.... you probably know that but you being a troll.... enjoy

lemme see..... take the opinion of an HIV infested slowpoke, or the prestigious shiiping council.

you sure know what trolling is about. dum dum

GreenandGold:

So far no terrorist running wild in SA, no pirates in our oceans, we have the most technological advanced society in Africa.. so whatever we're smoking is definitely working.

lemme tell you what rat poisin has done to you.

1- highest crime rate
2- dullest brains according to WEF
2- HIV infestation
3- a president who believes you can cure AIDS by taking a shower... the list is endless

yep.. it's working

patches689:

How many people died


simple question

so it's no longer about engineering failure but deaths?

lemme help you... about 80 south africans died. happy?

oops! sorry, they died in Nigeria

DieVluit:

And while he's rolling, he might ponder about how he likes ebola in the region of west Africa.

can you go back to posting music videos.. you do better with that

GreenandGold:

.... so there is a region called South Africa? Go roll again on your idiocy floor.

geographics dum dum.. the shipping council basese it's reports on geographics. east, west, north, south.

are you sure you were properly fed?

NaijaPikinGidi:

Yet HIV and AIDS remain a menace from Parents to Children in your South Africa! #quitSmokingSHIT

they smoke too much rat poison and HIV drugs over there. that's the problem

GreenandGold:

I.diot again

West Africa is NOT a country but South Africa is. There is no Nigeria on that list.... Do you want me to post the map again wich shows which part of West Africa they're referring too?

bwahahahahahahahahahaa... *rolls on the floor*

this monkey brain doesn't know that table represents regions and not countries. oh what a mess of a child.

is this the same brain you want yo use to interpret your 2D map? i think i'll pass

patches689:

Pirates want to be there as it is home to a major failed state

called Nigeria

aka: Somalia 2.0

cool retort.. typical patrick

patches689:

Durban, South Africa
Durban is Africa's busiest general cargo port and home to one of the largest and busiest container terminals in the Southern Hemisphere. The port has a total of 59 effective berths excluding those used by fishing vessels and ship repair. A single buoy mooring at Isipingo caters for very large crude carriers (VLCC) that are too large to enter the port.
http://www.arabianbusiness.com/africa-s-top-10-ports-50442.html#.VCKukPmSySo

How do we have Africas biggest port and busyest port if we are not on a major trading rout?

please look up the link i put here. you clearly have no idea what a trading route means. i leave you to your ignorance

patches689:

First, you dont patrol Angolan waters
Second, we patrol where we are requested to patrol
Third, we dont have a piracy problem
Fourth, the map of world trade routs clearly shows whom sits across them

rubbish as usual from the patched mind.

www.worldshipping.org/about-the-industry/global-trade/trade-routeswww.worldshipping.org/about-the-industry/global-trade/trade-routes



southern african waters has the least activities while west africa (which we protect) has the second highest.. so you tell me where pirates will want to be.

see why you are a waste of time.

GreenandGold:

Ok I will be easy on you... that thing called a map represents the world in a drawn 2D format. This particular map shows routes used for shipping by the international society. However you don't have to stress yourself about it because the country you live in (Nigeria) is not part of the international society.

I hope this concludes today's lessons.

what a goof. shipping lane does not meant major trading route. you must have felt happy making a fool of yourself there.

south africa is not a major trading route.. period

but in case you brain is still on lockdown lemme hrlp you out.
www.worldshipping.org/about-the-industry/global-trade/trade-routes

south africa has the lowest number in the whole wide world.

patches689:

Whatever you need to say to sleep at night.

Piracy in South Africa: 0
Piracy in Nigeria: 11+ attacks this year alone.

whatever helps you self-service yourself to sleep.

Major trading route= Nigeria
less activity= south africa

patches689:

First, there have not been a signle incidence of piracy in South African waters since the 1800's

Second, you are now Africas piracyhotspot

Third, you do not patrol SADAC waters and you did not rescue that ship in SADAC waters - you captured it off your own coast. Which means that a pirate vessel was able to eneter you national waters undetected until it was just off your coast

pathetic... your navy hides behind the frontlines of the gulf of aden from where ships sail to SADC waters. let them join NATO and other countries who are doing the real job before you start talking. SADC waters is not a major trading route dummy.

Nigeria alone covers the whoke west africam waters and down to angola.

patches689:

And yet we are the most advanced economy in Africa

yeah.. thanks to israel and europe for looking out for their white brethren.

foolish boy... is that the best you can do?

Msauza: IT IS NOT A SECRET THAT MOST STUDENTS IN SA DO NOT TAKE MATHS SERIOUSLY AT HIGH SCHOOLS UNTIL THEY GO TO UNIVERSITIES. IT IS AT UNIVERSITIES WHERE THEY START TO PULL UP THEIR SOCKS AND TREAT MATHS SERIOUSLY.

oh wait... bwahahahahahahahahaha. is this another excuse or what.

if your brain is too dull for general maths in high school, how can you quickly adapt to anvanced furthermaths in University.

these south afrucans never cease to amaze.

GreenandGold:

Off course your dumbo brain can't see maps.

care to translate your map? if you aren't as dumb as you present yourself

DieVluit:

Oh yeah - "tell them you're looking for girls and that you found nothing. There'll be happy". Id1ots.

cool retort brah... just calm your nerves when you type next time ok..

GreenandGold:

I.diot

West Africa is actually referred to the part that faces the US. Those are parts travelled by ships from South America and Europe. No European ship destined to Europe from South America docks in Nigeria.

Try again...

oh.. we are to take this lame opinion from a retarrd seriously.. little wonder

GreenandGold:

An epidemic your Nigerian boys can't resist when they get to South Africa.

yeah.. an epidemic in south africa.. thanks smarty

patches689:

Routs =/= Ports

Buffoon

are you drunk or just dull as usual?

who ever mention ports. do pirates attack ports or shipping/ trading routes? is soutg africa a shipping route.

patrick=waste of time

GreenandGold:

Seen Nigerians in Hilbrow? HIV infested SA girls is all they feed on..

sounds like an epidemic to me

yeah, the bold sounds like an epidemic. thanks smartass

GreenandGold:

Its a monkey helping a helpless monkey situation.

wow! another intelligent comment from a south african.

patches689:

last i checked we never declared a state of emergency on AIDS

last I checked we are the only country in Africa that has large scale testing regimes. Hence we will have a higher known infection rate as a higher proportion of our population get tested.

Nigeria has no HIV testing regeims and thus we dont actually know the true infection rate.

bwahahahahahaha.... not officially decalared but there were calls for it. i wonder what could lead to that.

the rest of your rants does not require attention.

DieVluit:

Bwahahaha!

The same US that won't allow you to buy weapons. You really believe they were there looking for the girls? Wahahaha! Tell us. What Intel did they share with you? A bit? Lots? Zero? Which is it?

and what intel is their to share when you found nothing? hmm.. do tell

GreenandGold:

Let me see... We have the largest and busiest harbors in Africa.. Somehow your peanut brain doesn't think we're a shipping route.

bwahahahahahahahahahaha.. see why i don't like to waste precious time with you dummies. because you see ships berth atvyouvport makes you a trade route? whatva genius.
just so you don't embarrase yourself next time:


The main international shipping routes

Shipping routes reflect world trade flows. Sailings
are most numerous and most frequent on routes
where trade volumes are largest and demand is
therefore greatest. In liner trades to and from the UK, the busiest routes
are to the Far East (especially China and Japan),
passing through the Mediterranean, the Suez Canal
and the Malacca Straits. The North Atlantic route,
linking Western Europe and the USA and Canada, is
also busy, and there are well-established routes to the Middle East, India, Australia and New Zealand,
Central and South America, as well as to East and
West Africa

dum dum