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Henry120: An extremist only needs to have a loaded AK-47 to throw the nation in mourning. Multiply by 5 extremists and at least 80 un-armed civilians are dead. He does not wear uniform, it is not written on his face, infact he seems more decent than the pope himself. So how do you tackle the problem?

There are two sides to every story. Some would say three, even. Extremism doesn't arise out of a vacuum. It's not as if the North isn't neglected. It's not as if it's not one of the poorest and least educated regions in the whole wide world. Whose fault is that? The Naai-gerian nation brought Boko Haram upon itself because it lacks foresight.

Henry120: 2) A negotiated settlement is not possible.

Neither is a military victory, by the looks of things.

So, you decide what it's gonna be. Brains always win against brawn.

Look what brawn has given you. Death by the thousands.

Boko Haram Islamists are as Naai-gerian as the Southerners are. To outsiders, it's just brother against brother.

Very clever nation.

Henry120: You are a stup1d fool. Try typing with some amount of sense abeg. How do you negotiate with an islamists? How do you go about that?

Then I take it both myself and your government are "stûpid foöls".

http://www.irinnews.org/report/96915/analysis-hurdles-to-nigerian-government-boko-haram-dialogue

On 16 September 2011, former president Olusegun Obasanjo held talks with some Boko Haram members in their birthplace and stronghold, the northeastern city of Maiduguri, where they tabled demands for a ceasefire which included an end to arrests and killings of their members, payment of compensation to families of sect members killed by security personnel, and prosecution of policemen responsible for the killing of sect leader Mohammed Yusuf in June 2009.


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Truth hurts. You're killing each other because wisdom doesn't live in Naai-geria.

No creativity. No thinking outside the box. Just guns and brawn. Ogres for Ogas.

SMH.

all4naija: I've given up

I could've told you that. No surprises there.

No answers. No surprises there either.

all4naija: [i] I'll give up arguing with you.

Of course you've given up. Wits' end, I believe.

And with good reason too. Now once you lead us in song, and show us where Naai-geria would be without white people...

all4naija: You have again failed to make your argument clear in this heated debate. You have only proven to be resorting to sophistry - a using fallacious argument as a means to deceive others.

You don't deserve to be argued with. There's no argument. Just a simple question.

Where would Naai-geria be without white people?

all4naija: I have given answer to your question in my previous comment. You are very daft to see that, you i-d-i-o-t!

And when you "gave the answer", the title of the thread had changed?

You wish you'd given the answer.

The question stands - where would Naai-geria be without white people?

Simple.

all4naija: The title of the thread. Where would South Africa be without white people?

Thank you for that amazing revelation.

Now, where would Naai-geria be without Europeans?

all4naija: [i]Have I ever defended Nigeria on that one? You seem to be very shortsighted in your approach. Nigeria is not perfect and it hasn't manage its oil very well.

Now that you've admitted that you are disorganised, tell us where Naai-geria would be without white people.

Naai-gerians in the picture below.

all4naija: [i] It is challenge from the angle that it doesn't make sense.

Hardly any surprises there. Of course it's a challenge to you. We fully agree.

Now, where would Naai-geria be without white people? Without Europeans?

all4naija: Yes, it is a challenge to me. It is, looking at the people who are not organized to take care of their mines and society is able to manage a car manufacturing industry. That is really something questionable.

Yes, we all know what a lovely job you are doing "managing" your oil industry.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-20081268

Nigeria: 'Oil-gas sector mismanagement costs billions'

Now, where would Naai-geria be without colonisation? Without Europeans? Without white people?

all4naija: [i]Yes, it is a challenge to me.

I already said that. We agree. Full stop.

all4naija: Your situation is worst than I thought earlier. I can't help you! All I can do for you is to advice you to reread my previous comment prior to this particular comment.

It's a simple question. Answer it.

Where would Naai-geria be without Europeans? Without colonisation?

all4naija: Whatever you are alluding to here it is clear Nigerian Innoson is on the right track than that your South African superCART you called a sport ride. Jeez!

However, I am glad to hear about Iyanthi is owned by black in SA. But, how the black people of that society will be able to manage it is still a challenge to me when they can hardly organize themselves and continue to commit crimes. I hope the company will not be run from a xenophobic angle.

Thank you.

Of course it's a challenge to you. No doubt about that.

all4naija: I am yet to read about your answer to the question. Where would South Africa be without white people? I still don't understand why all of you keep dodging the question.

Where would Naai-geria be without colonisation - without the British - without white people?

Tell us.

Europeans interfered all over Africa - even in Naai-geria. So, where would you be without Europeans?

saengine: For me its no longer SA vs Nigeria. These are our African brothers being killed. This must end.

saengine, sorry but the "African brothers" are not "being killed". They are killing each other. They are killing themselves. The "African brothers" laugh at South Africa's negotiated settlement and they think it's stüpid. You can't replace wisdom.

Truth always.

Thiza: NIGERIA IN TROUBLE......BH BOYS NOW IN ABUJA......@AGAUGUSTUS THIS IS NOT RHINO POACHING YOU ARE FACING OR SELEKE BOYS BUT REAL NIGERIANS

Nigerian forces and members of Boko Haram clashed in a shoot out near the main residential compound for lawmakers in Abuja on Friday, state security services said, the first clash involving Islamist militants in the capital this year.

A security team was searching for weapons after a tip-off from arrested members of Boko Haram, a militant group that wants to impose sharia law in northern Nigeria and has been responsible for hundreds of killings this year.

Boko Haram is seen as the gravest security threat to Africa's top oil producer. Although its activities are mostly located hundreds of miles away from its southern oil fields, its small presence in the political capital worries officials.

"Some persons were injured and 12 others have been arrested in connection with the incident," said a statement from state security services, Nigeria's secret service.

"No sooner had the team commenced digging for the arms, than they came under heavy gunfire attack by other Boko Haram elements," the statement said.

The last known attack by the sect in Abuja was in November last year, when gunmen stormed a special anti-robbery police barracks, freeing 30 prisoners and killing two police officers. That attack was claimed by Ansaru, a Boko Haram offshoot.

By far the most high-profile attack in the capital was in August 2011, when a suicide car bomb tore through the U.N. building, killing 24 people and gaining Boko Haram international notoriety.

In April last year, a suicide car bomb struck the Abuja office of newspaper This Day, killing two people.

The bulk of Islamist attacks occur in the remote northeast, where Boko Haram had its first major uprising in 2009.

http://www.sabc.co.za/news/a/e5352900412a37d5898dd908d3334ba9/Nigerian-forces-fight-Islamists-near-lawmakers-Abuja-quarters-20132009

You forgot the picture. :-/

And these people say "at least 4 dead".

https://www.nairaland.com/1446545/shooting-abuja-legislative-quarters-4

agaugust: ....

[size=16pt]the man that defeated south african army....great Djotodia[/size]


this is the great man that ploted and executed the downfall of the south african army in CAR bangui...he made the overrated DENEL equipped army to run fast enough to rival Usain Bolt as they escaped from illiterate seleka farmer rebels....

the only thing that makes south african soldiers to be men is their D..I..C..K, they are 100% women in their cowardly hearts...always tormented by the fear of coming death, even before that death appears

south african army has the hearts of women and could not find any military type of courage to return to CAR and defeat Seleka, the man who disgraced south africa is still going to parties and functions in his nice suit and tie

the great Michel Djotodia

https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8391/8591711568_2da08a03f5.jpg


http://panafricannews..ca/2013/03/central-african-republic-rebel-chief-to.html



[size=16pt]nigerian army k.ills boko haram's number one leader...Shekau[/size]


Shekau has not been seen on you tube or aljazeera again since many months ago, his usual weekly ritual of video making has stopped...nigerian army infantry men have sent boko haram's number one leader to his early grave....ROAST IN HADES OF FIRE, LATE ABUBAKAR SHEKAU


http://www..com/talk/topic,168301.0.html

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-23761048


the late boko haram leader shekau...now in his final grave...soul roasting in hades

https://thecitizenng.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/Boko-Haram-leader-Abubakar--620x330.jpg


[size=16pt] now we know which army has real powerful soldiers that will delete the leader of the enemy forces [/size]


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Spin doctoring. Fail.

As published 13 minutes ago.

All your garbage cancelled out.
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-24169992

Scores dead in Nigeria after Boko Haram 'ambush' in Borno


At least 87 people have been killed in an attack by Boko Haram militants in Nigeria's north-eastern Borno state, according to local officials.

Disguised in military uniforms, the militants set up checkpoints outside the town of Benisheik and shot dead those trying to flee, witnesses said.

They also razed dozens of buildings in Tuesday's attack.

Boko Haram, which wants to create an Islamic state across Nigeria, has waged a deadly insurgency since 2009.

Continue reading the main story
Boko Haram at a glance


Founded in 2002
Official Arabic name, Jama'atu Ahlis Sunna Lidda'awati wal-Jihad, means "People Committed to the Propagation of the Prophet's Teachings and Jihad"
Initially focused on opposing Western education
Nicknamed Boko Haram, a phrase in the local Hausa language meaning, "Western education is forbidden"
Launches military operations in 2009 to create an Islamic state across Nigeria
Founding leader Mohammed Yusuf killed in same year in police custody
Succeeded by Abubakar Shekau, who the military wrongly claimed in 2009 had been killed
Suspected to have split into rival factions in 2012
Military claims in August 2013 that Mr Shekau and his second-in-command Momodu Bama have been killed in separate attacks; no independent confirmation of claim
From preachers to slave raiders
Communications with Borno state have been severely disrupted since May, when a state of emergency was declared in Borno and two neighbouring states.

But attacks have increased recently despite a massive military deployment to worst-affected areas.

Local vigilante groups have been formed to help counter the militants but scores of these volunteers have been killed in recent weeks.

Borno state governor Kashim Shettima visited the scene on Thursday, and described the killings as "barbaric and un-Islamic", and pledged financial assistance to relatives of the victims.

The Boko Haram members drove into the town in about 20 pick-up trucks, AFP quoted an anonymous security source as saying

He said they were heavily-armed, some with "anti-aircraft guns".

Benisheik was also the scene of fierce clashes earlier this month, which reportedly left five militants and 13 vigilante members dead.

The town lies 70km (45 miles) west of the state capital, Maiduguri, where Boko Haram was founded in 2002.

Last month, the army said it had killed Boko Haram's leader Abubakar Shekau but this has not been confirmed and the militants' attacks have continued.

Observers says it appears Boko Haram is taking revenge against vigilante groups, adding weight to fears that the strategy may trigger an escalation of the violence.

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An army that cannot fight its own battles and protect citizens.

SMH.

all4naija: What are you talking about? Didn't that include Nigeria as being colonized? You are very silly, my friend.

What you listed applies to everyone that's been colonised. Somalia included. It's not evidence of where Naai-geria would be. It's speculation.

You're an idïot.

Where would Naai-geria be without colonisation?

Based on what evidence?

Your whole exercise is stüpid, as demonstrated by your failure to answer this question.

And you have an inferiority complex, as demonstrated by the value you place on the opinion of "the West", your denial of the fact that you are black, your hatred of your blackness, and your belief that you're useless because you are black.

The only reason for your uselessness is that you're an ape. Race has nothing to do with it.

all4naija: First and foremost, the disadvantage of colonization has been seen to have psychological impact on those colonized thereby making them to feel incapable of doing things on their own without colonial masters meddling on them.

Secondly, there is need for cultural background of the nation to flourish as we have seen of Japan that could have helped to speed up development. Also it gives sense of pride in the cultural values of the people

Thirdly, West will see Nigeria as friend than being unequal for the colonization reason. Like, we once ruled the country and has nothing they are capable of offering nor take to organizing things on their own.

Fourthly, there wouldn't have been much influence coming from foreign government and religion that has gradually enter into politic thereby causing more confusion and interference with the country politic.

On the final note, there is need to see that colonization has disadvantages which could have been avoided without colonizing Nigeria.

You truly are an idïot.

Assuming - only assuming it were true, the above could be said for every colonised nation. You have no evidence specific to Naai-geria. The whole thread is based on fluff and as can be seen, your own inferiority complex - which you deserve because you're a monkey.

The stüpidity of your exercise has been laid bare by yourself.

all4naija: Without colonization Nigeria would probably be more developed than it is today and going along with the West without any animosity.
Thank you.

Based on what evidence?

agaugust: .

[size=16pt] 2,000 south african soldiers killed on home soil by ANC black terrorists [/size]

http://www.trackingterrorism.org/group/umkhunto-we-sizwe-mk

http://www.historytoday.com/gary-baines/south-africa%E2%80%99s-forgotten-war

"However, conscription caused considerable political ‘fallout’ as the number of SADF casualties grew. The number of those killed while on active duty in defence of the Republic of South Africa remains unclear, but it is thought to be at least 2,000. Nonetheless, from the mid-1980s the Border War was still regarded by the majority of conscripts (and their families) as a necessary commitment to ensure the continuation of white power and privilege. Occasionally, conscripts defied the system and joined oppositional organisations such as the End Conscription Campaign (ECC) and in rare instances national servicemen went into exile to join the ranks of the armed wings of the African National Congress (ANC) or Pan-Africanist Congress (PAC).

If one person’s ‘terrorist’ is another’s ‘freedom fighter’, then the white minority’s Border War was the black majority’s ‘liberation struggle’. "



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-atwLcmEno

The same Umkonto we siswe that makes up part of the SANDF today.

You have no point.

Wear your Boko Haram bliksem hat. Your military is useless.

And the article does not say "2000 killed by MK".

NaijaPikinGidi: For your information, more Nigerian Army soldiers will gallantly die fighting for the country ... that is for sure! But our troops will NEVER abandon the the mission like your coward SANDF models did against a ragtag SELEKA. If casualties are sustained, it is the more reason to finish-off the fight ... and like true warriors we finished-off the over 4 hours fight, dislodged and cleared out the forest leaving over 150 dead Boko Haram insurgents. We are still standing and there is no Shekau to make any more propaganda videos of terrorist rantings.



You let your fallen soldiers down by asconding like the cowards you all are!! But we showed respect and camaraderie to our fallen colleagues by holding ground and eliminating every single terrorist in that encounter! That's victory!!

They don't have a choice. They are stuck in Naai-geria, their country.

They had a choice in Mali and they went home. It's not as if you can argue anything other than the above anyway.

Spin doctoring. Fail.

Thiza: @graig lets wait for excuses and missed placed counter excuses including off the mark patriotic vitrolic statements.....shooooo hard to be Nigerian

Yup. They thrive on pulling other people down and they forget that they have a weak underbelly. I still remember one idîot posting here and celebrating some ceasefire. When he was challenged, he barked for two days. Now look at this.

They hid the raid of May 12. They waited all weekend before they revealed this "ambush" - busy cooking their books, no doubt.

Thiza: NOW THE ILL DISCIPLINE NIGERIAN ARMY IS REVOLTING/MUTINY READ BELOW

ABOUT 40 soldiers from the Nigerian Army are feared dead and a further 65 missing after they ran into a Boko Haram ambush in the Kasiya Forests in northern Borno State. According to local reports, the troops were left to face the heavily armed insurgents who attacked them from different directions following the failure of the planners of the operation to provide aerial support. Their colleagues are reported to have fired indiscriminately into the air to protest against the killings which they described as strategic errors.

http://www.google.co.za/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=recent%20casualties%20of%20nigeria%20army%20against%20boko%20haram&source=web&cd=9&ved=0CF4QFjAI&url=%68%74%74%70%3a%2f%2f%77%77%77%2e%6e%69%67%65%72%69%61%6e%77%61%74%63%68%2e%63%6f%6d%2f%6e%65%77%73%2f%32%35%31%37%2d%61%72%6d%79%2d%64%65%6e%69%65%73%2d%72%65%70%6f%72%74%2d%74%68%61%74%2d%34%30%2d%73%6f%6c%64%69%65%72%73%2d%77%65%72%65%2d%6b%69%6c%6c%65%64%2d%62%79%2d%62%6f%6b%6f%2d%68%61%72%61%6d%2d%79%65%73%74%65%72%64%61%79&ei=HzU6Uub2GoObigfw6YCYCA&usg=AFQjCNEdFlflGOjwqC_7r7dfIOHwZpvo5Q&bvm=bv.52288139,d.aGc&cad=rjt

Like fôols, they rushed to turn Seleka into a joke. Now look at this mess. Poor planning. No aerial support. Ambush. Protests by soldiers. Missing personnel. Death. Tears and pain.

In the land of their forefathers.

Who's laughing now?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMRQvWQkIO0

gst101: Thanks to apartheid darkness

The BMW engine is thanks to World War II darkness. You have no point.

"Continuous improvement" is the phrase.

swanky@vodamail:
@ Mike why you bother yourself with these rat,I said it before all the other rats are hiding in their holes only one rat is left on Nairaland

I think Saffa Naai-ralanders may go on holiday until Naai-gerian find some time traveling device to erase this latest boko haram episode. It is obvious that we've been wasting out time with these people.

They don't have a military. They have a loser-itary.

DictatorZAR: Look at this Aso baboon found the internet now his trying to teach English.

Hey naija fool should be the last to speak about grammar.

I think you've been sipping to much garri and pepper soup

Yup.

He even talks about "a rag taged militia", instead of a "ragtag military".

#Deathby bad English teacher.

gst101: oooookaaaaaay, i am sure you wanted to say that it doesn't change the fact that your SELEKA experience will forever be a reference point on how a rag taged militia can defeat a republican army.

gst101: you this Indian cobra!

As for the punctuations, i left that out because i am on an online forum. It doesn't in anyway affect my grammar.

As for the "spellings", i wasn't just refering to that post. Fool!

"Spelling" does not have a plural, idîot.

"Punctuation" does not have a plural.

"I" is capitalised.

"Referring" is spelt with two "Rs" - not one.

"You this Indian cobra" is kak grammar.

You don't begin a sentence with small letters.

You suck and you shouldn't be giving people advice about grammar. You're useless.

swanky@vodamail:
Ok Mr English but it still does not change the fact that your toy soldiers are being bleksemmed in their backyard live with it Mr English

Swanky, I don't think you need to consider advice from a person who can't use proper punctuation. Someone who leaves commas out of sentences and who has no idea where to use capital letters. Look at his "Is" and the beginning of his sentences.

He even has a plural for "spelling".

Some English teacher, this.

swanky@vodamail:
I'm not the one who inflicted heavy casualties on your toy soldiers , they are your fellow country men

Yup. Their own brother monkeys. Technically, they did it to themselves. Naai-gerian vs Naai-gerian.