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walemoney007:This kid again A long ban awaits u. |
Nigerdeltaboi:Thanks bro, these guys got no chill just posting thrash about gallant men doom seems to make their day |
lofty900:Somalia |
Prinztong:You should have confirmed first before peddling the news around knowing the reactions this would attract, I don't blame u though of it were saner Climes u would have been served a court notice by now.... |
I find it dis quite heartening that no mention of infantry fighting vehicle, mine resistant vehicle, night vision goggles or armed dedicated helicopters where discussed today in an IED prone environment where bombs and antiaircraft guns are now found amongst kids but rather cameras This are the basics needed to reduce the unnecessary loss of gallant soldiers at the front line, In civilized Climes what just happened in Maiduguri would be investigated and all loop holes blocked, but over here the top brass are more concerned with good rapport in political government circles. |
lofty900:Research bro, it didn't happen in Nigeria |
Fake news, happened in Somalia,Op u are a demon.... |
DOUBLEWAHALA:Without them u would have been in a mass grave by now with boko haram or Niger delta militants pooing our ur head, my broda whu no go no know... Relax |
chemicalDisease:Lol, my broda e no easy oo who no go no know Imagine the conditions in which our soldiers work in dis cold, no sweaters or rain coats to mount check points, no Mine resistant vehicle but rather hilux is all they get, no helmet, backup or a dependable airforce support.... |
Our Government should treat our military men right, I find it dis quite heartening that no mention of infantry fighting vehicle, mine resistant vehicle, night vision goggles or armed dedicated helicopters where discussed today in an IED prone environment such as Maiduguri where bombs and antiaircraft guns are now found amongst kids but rather cameras This are the basics needed to reduce the unnecessary loss of gallant soldiers at the front line, In civilized Climes what just happened in Maiduguri would be investigated and all loop holes blocked, but over here the top brass are more concerned with good rapport in political government circles. |
I find it dis quite heartening that no mention of infantry fighting vehicle, mine resistant vehicle, night vision goggles or armed dedicated helicopters where discussed today in an IED prone environment where bombs and antiaircraft guns are now found amongst kids but rather cameras This are the basics needed to reduce the unnecessary loss of gallant soldiers at the front line, In civilized Climes what just happened in Maiduguri would be investigated and all loop holes blocked, but over here the top brass are more concerned with good rapport in political government circles. |
yarimo:Whoa ur name says it all, I never knew u could read, and u saw nothing wrong in with our political office holders? .. Well congrats ur family should be proud of having you |
I find it dis quite heartening that no mention of infantry fighting vehicle, mine resistant vehicle, night vision goggles or armed dedicated helicopters where discussed today in an IED prone environment where bombs and antiaircraft guns are now found amongst kids but rather cameras This are the basics needed to reduce the unnecessary loss of gallant soldiers at the front line, In civilized Climes what just happened in Maiduguri would be investigated and all loop holes blocked, but over here the top brass are more concerned with good rapport in political government circles. |
I find it dis quite heartening that no mention of infantry fighting vehicle, mine resistant vehicle, night vision goggles or armed dedicated helicopters where discussed today in an IED prone environment where bombs and antiaircraft guns are now found amongst kids but rather cameras??This are the basics needed to reduce the unnecessary loss of gallant soldiers at the front line for Pete sake!!!, In civilized Climes what just happened in Maiduguri would be investigated and all loop holes blocked, but over here the top brass are more concerned with good rapport in political government circles. |
I find it dis quite heartening that no mention of infantry fighting vehicle, mine resistant vehicle, night vision goggles or armed dedicated helicopters where discussed today in an IED prone environment where bombs and antiaircraft guns are now found amongst kids but rather cameras This are the basics needed to reduce the unnecessary loss of gallant soldiers at the front line, In civilized Climes what just happened in Maiduguri would be investigated and all loop holes blocked, but over here the top brass are more concerned with good rapport in political government circles. |
THE LONDON BUFFOONERY Shame is a feeling that ought envelope a person who is doing wrong or has done wrong. I think it is Aristotle who said: "while the sense of shame is not a virtue, the person with a sense of shame is also praised." Indeed shame is emotion, but one which guides us to virtuous actions or ethical character. Nigerian elites/leaders suffer from a deep psychotic absence of shame. For nothing else explains their bizarre inclinations and odd proclivities, often devoid of that little word: shame. Some 57 years after independence with trillions of dollars in easy oil revenues to boot and 210 years after the abolition of slave trade in 1807, our leaders and elites, continue to act in brainless and shameless slavery, still beholden to the development of their former colonial masters to the detriment of their own country. They are unable to build world class hospitals, schools, infrastructure. Instead they troop to London for treatment, send their children to schools in London, fill London bank vaults and property market with billions of pounds they steal from their motherland. The President of Nigeria lies, for weeks on end, in a hospital in London, capital of Britain, our former colonial master. We have no hospital that can effectively treat our President, after 57 years of independence, after trillions of dollars in oil revenues, after 210 years since slavery was abolished. Our teaching hospitals are decrepit. Our schools are hopeless. Our people steep in poverty. Our infrastructure are eyesores. We lack even rudimentary Medicare. As if these are not shameful enough, these same locusts troop, and have always done so in past five decades, without an iota of shame, to London ostensibly to visit and pose for pictures, with our ailing President. But it is all about crass and gross political exigency, to retain the power to rape the country. Governors elected and politicians elected but refuse to provide good hospitals, herd to a good offshore hospital to visit our ailing President. In London. The capital of our colonial master's country. If I were white, a Briton, I will hold in total contempt, these greedy horde of black men, Nigerians, with no sense of history, no shame, no dignity, no love for their country and peoples, who pour billions of dollars into Western hospitals, schools, properties, banks etc. I will wonder if they are cursed. I will absolutely despise them. Their crass ignorance, lack of intelligence and primitive accumulation of monies to spend and salt away in the same countries that enslaved and colonized their forebears. They are the new slaves. They plunder their country and rape their peoples for their old colonial masters. But as a white man, I will also hope that they never wake up from their shameless buffoonery. Sad. Copied |
THE LONDON BUFFOONERY Shame is a feeling that ought envelope a person who is doing wrong or has done wrong. I think it is Aristotle who said: "while the sense of shame is not a virtue, the person with a sense of shame is also praised." Indeed shame is emotion, but one which guides us to virtuous actions or ethical character. Nigerian elites/leaders suffer from a deep psychotic absence of shame. For nothing else explains their bizarre inclinations and odd proclivities, often devoid of that little word: shame. Some 57 years after independence with trillions of dollars in easy oil revenues to boot and 210 years after the abolition of slave trade in 1807, our leaders and elites, continue to act in brainless and shameless slavery, still beholden to the development of their former colonial masters to the detriment of their own country. They are unable to build world class hospitals, schools, infrastructure. Instead they troop to London for treatment, send their children to schools in London, fill London bank vaults and property market with billions of pounds they steal from their motherland. The President of Nigeria lies, for weeks on end, in a hospital in London, capital of Britain, our former colonial master. We have no hospital that can effectively treat our President, after 57 years of independence, after trillions of dollars in oil revenues, after 210 years since slavery was abolished. Our teaching hospitals are decrepit. Our schools are hopeless. Our people steep in poverty. Our infrastructure are eyesores. We lack even rudimentary Medicare. As if these are not shameful enough, these same locusts troop, and have always done so in past five decades, without an iota of shame, to London ostensibly to visit and pose for pictures, with our ailing President. But it is all about crass and gross political exigency, to retain the power to rape the country. Governors elected and politicians elected but refuse to provide good hospitals, herd to a good offshore hospital to visit our ailing President. In London. The capital of our colonial master's country. If I were white, a Briton, I will hold in total contempt, these greedy horde of black men, Nigerians, with no sense of history, no shame, no dignity, no love for their country and peoples, who pour billions of dollars into Western hospitals, schools, properties, banks etc. I will wonder if they are cursed. I will absolutely despise them. Their crass ignorance, lack of intelligence and primitive accumulation of monies to spend and salt away in the same countries that enslaved and colonized their forebears. They are the new slaves. They plunder their country and rape their peoples for their old colonial masters. But as a white man, I will also hope that they never wake up from their shameless buffoonery. Sad. Copied |
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SamuelAnyawu:Mr Sam please I intend coming to maduguri soon, please can u reach me on Favouriyere2017@gmail.com... |
How many boko haram members did the search and rescue kill?? |
Huh? |
sasquareT:Can u give me more information?? I guess our special Armed Forces were using the light skinned Hilux again as usual for crying out loud the Nigerian army should equip our boys duely, a rescue mission with hilux against AA Guns?? I doubt they even had enough firepower...God punish those who sent them there.... |
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nemesis2u:my broda only in Nigeria would they spend millions to train special forces aboard and on arrival place them in hilux to combat insurgents with IED's |
Hope we hear the update oo |
Keep up the good work bro, we are following.. |
Thanks to our military men, our Solider now mount check points in urban areas while our police men scout for Gee boys to extort.... May God hello dis country |
ActivateKruger:no bi small, we got to step up big time.... |
Na her name sef I wan try deduce, make I go find am for Facebook... Ma---All |
bidexiii:Oga bidexii, This guy's are the square root of our problems, starting from the IGP down to d rank and file of the force it is quite pathetic to see soldiers deployed to curb armed robbery and kidnapping throughout the country, I remember vividly when the Boko haram episode started back in 2009 up to d heated 2012 policemen were the prime targets and they were killed like flies in their doves while their top brass watched, you would be shocked at the headlines back them screaming blue murder as more policemen were killed from Maduguri to kano down Adamawa to the Nassarawa militias, and their Top brass didn't see a need to equip and retrain these men in the face of this challenges ? The Nigeria army we must thank God rose to face this challenges squarely with their COIN-trainings at JAJI and beyond our shores, the standard of training rose as they set a higher bar for new recruits and this was a game changer, now they posted some 3,000 mobile policemen to d northeast once again Without 'Re-Training' to face new challenges such as ambushes and I Ed's, we just watch and pray someone with ideals come on board and place the NPF where they truly belong. |
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A long ban awaits u.


