₦airaland Forum

Le them help their neighbours Iraq and Syria fight ISIS.
All these people self!

^^^ Chad might be a small nation (in population not size) but when they have been fighting local and international wars throughout their existence, so they are battle hardened and ever ready. Unlike the Nigeria military that was disarmed by Buhari and IBB.

That is the spirit!
Ebele has nothing to hide or fear, unlike Buhari!
The ChannelsTV debate is more or less an APC organised debate.
They will be defeated right at home come Tuesday.

I have been reading different versions of stories about Chad's involvement with boko haram since last year mainly because of the resources around the Lake Chad basin, their so called liberation of towns around that area occupied by boko haram now makes things more suspicious.
However, I don't know where this guy got the Biafran part from, maybe he just had to add it to complete the story.
These guys should leave Igbos alone abeg.
Lol.

Dr Aliyu Muri of Yaradua University, Katsina This is a case of the ‘Boko haram’ defeating Boko
haram! About a year or so ago I presented a paper at the Mambayya house in Kano. In that paper I made it clear that the Boko haram insurgency in the north-east was nothing but a war of expansion and occupation sponsored by France on behalf of Chad and Biafra. I doubt if my position on it has changed since then. *Now comes the ‘war of liberation’ waged by chad against the Boko haram in Nigeria. The war has led to the occupation of some Nigerian towns and villages in the north-east by Chadian forces all in the name of flushing out the Boko haram insurgents from the area. We have been told that already there are thousands of other Chadian soldiers waiting in Cameroon.
What is the basis oft his and why is the Nigerian government till now silent on this breach of our territorial integrity by a neighboring country? Also why has the Nigerian government refused to accept support to fight the Boko haram from supra-
national bodies like the United Nation? Again why is our government reluctant in arming
its own military to deal with the problem? The north again is put in a catch 44 by the Jonathan government. Now the issue is that we either accept the Chadian forces of occupation in the north-east or live with the menace of Boko haram. And that is exactly the
objective of the insurgency war all these years:
occupation of the north-east by Chad and the
Biafrans. It goes this way: the Chadians would occupy Borno and Yobe by expanding southward while the Biafrans occupy the upper Benue valley by expanding northward. The boko haram carnage we have been
experiencing in the north is after all the handwork of the Chadian and Biafran forces. That is why all these years the Boko haram refuses to be subdued.
That is why all these years Shekau has refused to die. That is why the Nigerian soldiers in the multi- national force in Baga were stabbed in the back and annihilated. That is what makes the Chadian incursion in the north-east an occupation and their ‘victory’ over the so-called insurgents a case of ‘Boko haram’ defeating Boko haram. The Biafran occupation of the other north-eastern half is what we are yet to see but is sure to come from the Cameroonian flank I guess! This is the
beginning of Nigeria’s end in which northerners are the losers with half of their region gone. The north must stand up now to force the Nigerian government accept Africa Union and United Nations peace-keepers in the region without further delay.
This government is not to be trusted any more!
www.abusidiqu.com/enter-chad-now-story-boko-haram-defeating-boko-haram-dr-aliyu-muri/

emmykk:
seplat and plantgeria are the once i know.

Danjuma is benefiting from niger-delta and he is talking anyhow.


I pray Gej wins,the peace in niger-delta is volitile,if they begin to bomb oil installation couple with oil price crash nigeria will go down even before may 29th.pls vote rightly,vote Gej, 4yrs is not too long

I am very familiar with Plantgeria, never knew it was owned by Danjuma?
I thought Seplat was owned by one Augustine from Delta state?

babadee1:
Why won't we hail Chad? In one week they have achieved more than the Nigerian military has done in five years. If Jonathan returns Nigeria will probably have no military again within the next four years.

What exactly have they achieved? I mean Chad.

What is the name of Danjuma's oil company in the ND and where are his facilities located?
Those places should be no go areas after the 7 days.

teemanbastos:
bastards.
Yet itz under a clueless administration dis miscreants can make war-inciting statements and go scot free.
Wich oil? Na them create d oil? Fools.

The funny thing is that you can't go to any of the oil installations and argue this point of yours with them.
Just keep ranting on the internet.

How do they even get all these hostages?
This is the same country where the USA spent trillions of dollars and lost over 4000 soldiers in the name of fighting terrorism.
See what is happening there now.
SMH
We will be making a grave mistake following any US advice on boko haram.

Is it a coincidence that this is happening at the same time that Boko haram started using cows for their attacks?

Pangea:
God bless the man that conducted that interview!
He just confirmed what we all know!
Asari is a retarrded thug with no iota of s.ense in his cranium!

Asari always sounds more intelligent than this in other open interviews.
I don't trust this Pergeraino guy with his one sided version of a supposed phone call

DaBullIT:
Morning bra, let's wait and see, even if GEJ settles they've tasted his stew, not sweet

GMB's stew is not ready, but It's already scintillating and tantalizing, Bros come join me chop better stew,

Some of you write as if Buhari just fell from heaven, he has been there before as Head of state and as PTF chairman, what did he for the South east or the entire south for that matter?
Talking about employment, did his policies then favour Igbos in terms of employment?
What about infrstructure, is there anything Buhari can lay claim to in the east?
As PTF chairman, he was building roads in the north while distributing expired mosquito nets in the east.

Raiders:
where did you come up with this conclusion. Can you post any source or link to verify your statement that delta + akwa ibom has 600,000 pvcs than lagos

According to the commission, Abia State has
distributed 1,020,997 (73%); Adamawa: 1,239,820 (79%); Akwa Ibom: 1,328,714 (79.05%); Anambra: 1,222, 002 (62.25%); Bauchi: 1,745,441 (84.97%); Bayelsa: 386,125 (63.26%); Benue: 1,132,187 (56.18%); Borno: 999, 470 (56.18%). Cross River distributed 776,977 (66.09%); Delta: 1,422,595 (62.52%); Ebonyi: 714,351 (66.50%); Edo: 1,046,960 (58.63%); Ekiti: 492, 869 (67.33%); Enugu: 738,933 (51.70%); FCT: 459,913 (52.18%); Gombe: 873,698 (78.0%); Imo: 682,046 (37.24%). Others are Jigawa: 1,460,620 (79.76%); Kaduna: 2,976,628 (87.36%); Kano: 2, 612,400 (52.50%); Katsina: 2,245,303 (79.40%); Kebbi: 1,232,357 (83.8%); Kogi: 773,197 (57.24%); Kwara 711,920 (62.33%).
Lagos distributed 2,267,039 (38.39%); Nasarawa: 850,619 (66.45%); Niger: 1,250,379 (62.07%); Ogun: 666,752 (36.4%); Ondo: 824,715 (54.09%) Osun: 995,562 (70.75%); Oyo: 1,156,593 (47.88%) ; Plateau: 1,141,260 (57.01%); Rivers: 1,253,606 (49.40%); Sokoto: 1,211,717 (75.17%); Taraba: 1,079,383 (80.51%); Yobe: 740,336 (67.31%); and
Zamfara: 1,045,855 (69.92%).
http://dailypost.ng/2015/01/28/inec-distributes-42-7m-pvcs-provides-breakdown/

I read the article and I am surprised that Punch allowed such a poorly written trash on their platform.
First, 54 + 17 is greater than the 68 million voters INEC claims yo have registered.
Secondly, the figures anyone should be dealing with at this time is the PVC collection figures and not that of registered voters because only those who have collected their PVCs will vote.
Thirdly how is the wirter sure that every person from those tribe he mentioned will vote for GEJ and Buhari respectively?

Why not let APC that pays for the service do the complaining? Do you know the terms of their agreement and what exactly is the complaint about anyway?
The support they are threatening to withdraw doesn't exist.

Kororugged:
Ok that is a start.

You describe my analysis as subjective but at the end of the day, it is my analysis.

You can do yours and we can compare.

I think APC might win in Imo because Okorocha is a phenomenon on his own, he wields influence and he is ambitious. I think APC might win there. I watched Buhari's rally there and he got the best reception after Kano and Lagos

As for Ondo, Mimiko is damaged goods, Ondo is APC guaranteed.

Ekiti- The way Fayose has governed the state in the last 100+ days has shown that he can be trusted. He is still powerful but APC will win. Go and check how the youths in Ekiti are canvassing for Buhari.

Kogi- This is a gamble. I expect intra PDP wars to cause an upset

Plateau- With the way the GEJ government has failed in addressing the BH attacks in the state, I dont see how they will vote for him.

Bauchi- I cannot believe you are asking me why APC will win this state.

That is not all, what about Jigawa, Katsina, Benue, Kaduna, and Abuja.
GEJ received far better support in Lagos than Buhari received in Imo, we can say GEJ will win Lagos too because of that alone. GEJ also received great support in Imo, so that is a flawed analysis again. I don't even know why you think APC will win Lagos at Presidential level.
Mimiko being damaged goods is strictly your opinion and I don't see how that translates to APC winning Ondo anyway.
I wonder how many youths you interviewed in Ekiti before making your conclusion.
Intra-PDP wars cannot determine who people vote for in Kogi.
You cannot just make up your own conclusion on how Plateau people view the bomb attacks in their state, they might actually see Buhari as the oppressor and sponsor of the group. A recent statement from a group in that region expressed anger woth Buhari for failing to call the Fulani herdsmen on rampage in the region to order, knowing that he is their grand patron.
As for Bauchi, I mentioned it as a PDP governed state since you assumed APC will win Imo because it is presently governed by the party.
Believe me, GEJ'S chances of winning Bauchi is greater than Buhari's chances of winning Imo.

Oil is not important yet Naira has dropped to N200 to 1 dollar just because of a drop in oil price.

Kororugged:
Oh my bad, I thought you made a blanket statement with regards to Buhari's chances nationally.

It is a bit nonsensical to say that Buhari is in trouble based on just one state. You should know better, well I presumed.

I have provided the relevant evidence on why the PVC collection favours Buhari, just scroll up.

Ok I have seen it now.
Based on what did you allocate all those states to APC? If you think APC will win in Imo because the governor there is in APC, why do you think APC will win Ondo, Plateau, Ekiti, Bauchi, Kogi and several other states on that list whose governors are in PDP?
Your analysis is very flawed.
Very very flawed.

Besides how can anybody in one post say oil is useless and in the same post threaten to kill everyone in the ND if there is any restriction in the flow of oil?
It is ironic.

^^^^ As long as oil still accounts for over 90% of Nigeria's revenue, all those epistles up there are pretty meaningless. GDP doesn't build roads or bridges.
A state governor does not pay his civil servants their salaries by merely looking at those GDP figures, oil money pays those salaries, oil money builds both state and Federal roads.
Talking about GDP figures, Agriculture takes a good chunk of the GDP, what provides subsidized/free fertilizers for farmers? Oil money. What provides irrigation for farmers? Oil money. What builds the roads and railways through which those farm products are distributed? Oil money.
Let's be realistic, how many small scale businesses can survive without oil money in Nigeria today? How will civil servants be able to patronize those businesses if their salary (which comes from oil money) isn't paid?
How many businesses in Port Harcourt will survive without the oil money in the city?
Moving to the telecoms sector, how many civil servants will buy phones or sim cards or regular recharge cards if their oil money salaries aren't paid? How many small business owners will do the same if business isn't moving because of lack of oil money in town?
When you look at it realistically, every other sector revolves around oil no matter how unrelated you might think they are.
So the truth is that oil is still extremely important in Nigeria, it definitely isn't an ideal situation to be in.....but it is the truth.

Kororugged:
How?

I said Buhari is in trouble based on the crowd I saw in Akwa Ibom, you asked me if I have seen the PVC distribution list, I said yes and proved to you that Akwa Ibom is actually doing well in that regard.
If you feel the PVC collection list favours Buhari, you should be the one to tell me why you believe so.

Kororugged:
I replied to this is a post from you



So based on the evidence so far, who is in trouble?

Buhari.

Kororugged:
Use your brain when you are making an argument.

There are 36 states in Nigeria: Here is the breakdown

Abia State has distributed 1,020,997 (73%); PDP

Adamawa: 1,239,820 (79%); APC
Akwa Ibom:1,328,714 (79.05%); PDP
Anambra: 1,222, 002 (62.25%); PDP
Bauchi: 1,745,441 (84.97%); APC
Bayelsa: 386,125 (63.26%); PDP

Benue:1,132,187 (56.18%); APC
Borno: 999, 470 (56.18%). APC
Cross River distributed 776,977 (66.09%); PDP
Delta: 1,422,595 (62.52%); PDP
Ebonyi: 714,351 (66.50%); PDP
Edo: 1,046,960 (58.63%); APC
Ekiti: 492, 869 (67.33%); APC

Enugu:738,933 (51.70%); PDP
FCT: 459,913 (52.18%); APC
Gombe: 873,698 (78.0%); APC
Imo: 682,046 (37.24%). APC
Jigawa: 1,460,620 (79.76%); APC
Kaduna: 2,976,628 (87.36%);APC

Kano: 2, 612,400 (52.50%); APC
Katsina:2,245,303 (79.40%); APC
Kebbi: 1,232,357 (83.8%); APC
Kogi: 773,197 (57.24%); APC
Kwara: 711,920 (62.33%). APC
Lagos: 2,267,039 (38.39%); APC

Nasarawa: 850,619 (66.45%); APC
Niger: 1,250,379 (62.07%); APC
Ogun: 666,752 (36.4%); APC
Ondo: 824,715 (54.09%)APC
Osun: 995,562 (70.75%); APC
Oyo: 1,156,593 (47.88%); APC

Plateau: 1,141,260 (57.01%); APC
Rivers: 1,253,606 (49.40%); PDP
Sokoto:1,211,717 (75.17%); APC
Taraba: 1,079,383 (80.51%); APC
Yobe: 740,336 (67.31%);APC
Zamfara: 1,045,855 (69.92%).APC

This is not looking good for GEJ

What is your point? You are from the South west, Akwa Ibom has more PVCs than any South west state.
So?

Sconty09:
All those in Akwa Ibom,Delta states are not up to two third of votes of lagos State,how can Jonatha win?

Akwa Ibom + Delta states currently have 600 000 more PVCs than Lagos, so get your facts right.
Besides there is absolutely nothing to show that Buhari will win Lagos.
Nothing.

Kororugged:
In trouble? Because of a rally in a PDP controlled state?

Have you seen the breakdown of PVCs by state released by INEC?

Yes, I have seen.
Akwa Ibom has collected more PVCs than Ogun and Ekiti combined together. More than Osun, more than Oyo and Ondo.
Only Lagos in the South west have more PVCs than them and we know how Lagos is constituted.
So what is your point again?

Slaves defending their masters on this thread.
The so called poll operators looked for trouble, they should have allowed the policemen to pass, their so called explanation is useless.
So if the policemen where going to deal with an emergency situation like a robbery attack or something, that is how they would have been delayed?

Hmmmmm Buhari is in serious trouble, if you ask me!

eighTHREAD:
I'll also remind you when they meet buhari on jan 12.

Segun 3 weeks later, what happened?
I told you didn't I?
APC is propaganda and propaganda is APC

dokyOloye:
"Niger delta oil belongs to all of US"
But d hausa/fulani man's cows,tomatoes,beans etc belong to d hausa/fulani.
They don't even pay tax on it.
Typical almajiri reasoning.

Even the minerals on their land, they mine it and sell directly.

Babalegba:
your post was hilarious. Ojukwu was a coward by yoruba military standards. A losing yoruba general dies in the battle or commits suicide if that prove impossible. Ojukwu lost a major war for his people and still died on a bed Yoruba soldiers stopped the hausa/fulani jihadists advance at oshogbo scoring a decisive victory while at the time the ibos were living in villages whithout any central government and no national army. In short the ibos at the time did not even understand the importance of central leadership ,something that has been understood by other people for over four thousand years. Talk about being slow.

You are a scumbag.
The Fulanis took over Ilorin and you are here boasting of scoring a ''decisive'' victory in Oshogbo, what is decisive about that victory when Ilorin is still in their hands today? Have you been able to destool the emir the they installed and bring back your Oba or whatever?
It is like someone taking over Lagos today and you are boasting of stopping him at Abeokuta, while Lagos is still in his hands. Shame.
Your so called empire was destroyed by rampaging Fulanis, that should make you ashamed.

So that the can Kill Youth corpers, southerners and burn churches as much as they want right?
Nonsense judgement.