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greateros:
190 u r one guy i so much like on nairaland but this your silly comment just eroded all the respect i have for you.

Pls make out time to know more about the person of Buhari. He is the only internationally recognized general in the Nigerian Army. He is the only General from Nigeria the united states army, British army and the Russian army recognize as a full star general in west africa.

He is the only ex-Nigerian leader without a foreign bank account or investment and mansions in Abuja or elsewhere, i mean not a single house in Abuja talk less of a mansion. He is the only leader in West Africa certified by Transparency international as not corrupt!

He quashed the most notorious fanatical religious group ever in Nigeria - Boko haram is a child's play compare to the maitatsine of the 80s. With people like Buhari in government, this poo called boko haram, mend or whatever, would not have happened.

PLEASE DON'T EVER IN YOUR LIFE WRITE ANY INSULTING STATEMENT ON HIS PERSON OR I WILL HUNT YOU DOWN! I MEAN IT.

I advice you to stick to romance section. politics is too high for you to understand.

Thanks.

Hahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

Syenite:
Mcheeew

why? them force u read am?

School or no school, Aboki will always be Aboki, both young and old, male and female. Its in their blood.

[quote author=High_Chief link=topic=692321.msg8533878#msg8533878 date=1308269046]Rubbish!!![/quote]yes, real rubbish. How come they are just realizing it now, where were they since?

@musiwa, i thought u have retired

Abagworo:
This thread is complete rubbish.Nobody has ever said Benue is Hausa/Fulani.Some Yorubas are northerners while some Igbos are South-south.They owe their allegiance to their zone.Even a Yorubaman from Benin is not a Nigerian.

Jbenue is an illiterate for coming out here to deny the obvious just because of inherent tribalism.Babangida,Gowon,Abdulsalami have ruled Nigeria for 19 years and they are Northerners.Remember that Abacha is Kanuri and not Hausa.So when you add it up,the Northern minorities have held the office of Presidency for 25 years out of 50.

I personally would rather have alliance with Fulani man that is truthful than a chameleon from Benue.I also advice every Igbo man never to believe in this unholy brotherhood extension because they killed us mercilessly between 1966 and 1970.

The only true Southerners are SW,SS and SE.Kogi and Kwara Yorubas are not Southerners.

Abagworo, are u north or south(IGBO)?

I just hope this is not just another rumor or assumption. Lets watch and see

It sounds Edo north.

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=691748.msg8531935#msg8531935 date=1308244330]^-- nope, ekiti[/quote]

Robert O. Agbede. Sounds like Edo to me, nice one.

[quote author=anointed_f link=topic=691684.msg8528514#msg8528514 date=1308215577]about 150 operatives of the SSS, 152 officers of the Nigerian Airforce, 135 officers of the Nigerian Navy and 200 soldiers of the Nigerian Army have arrived Maiduguri, with their force commander, ready to be briefed and deployed for the Boko Haram crises.

Nigerian Tribune further gathered that at the end of the day, the Nigeria Army will have in place three battalions of soldiers, the Nigeria Police will deploy 1,500 officers, the SSS will have 500 operatives, the Airforce will contribute 500 officers while the Nigerian Navy will deploy 700 officers.


http://tribune.com.ng/index.php/news/23623-fg-set-to-confront-boko-haram-sets-up-task-force-boko-haram-dares-igp-restricts-movement[/quote]Good move, but of what use is the NAVY in the raid?

Good for him, the ealier the better

Born in 1951, he was the son of a pharmacology professor and grandson of the grand imam of Al Azhar, one of the most important mosques in the Muslim world. He graduated from Egypt's most prestigious medical school in 1974 and complete a second degree in surgery. By then he was involved with the Muslim Brotherhood, a non-violent group seeking the creation of a single Islamic state. When the militant Egyptian Islamic Jihad was founded in 1973, he joined. When members posed as soldiers and assassinated President Anwar Sadat in 1981, he was among 301 people arrested. He went on trial but was cleared. He did, though, spend three years in jail for having an unlicensed pistol. On his release, Zawahri made his way to Pakistan where he worked with the Red Crescent treating fighters wounded in the Afghan war.
Taking over the leadership of Jihad in Egypt in 1993, he was a key figure in a campaign in the mid-1990s to set up a purist Islamic state there, in which more than 1,200 Egyptians died. In 1999, an Egyptian military court sentenced Zawahri to death in absentia. He has also been indicted in connection with the 1998 bombings of U.S embassies in Kenya and Tanzania. Days after those bombings, he telephoned a Pakistani reporter, denying responsibility, but urging Muslims to "continue their jihad against the Americans and Jews". An hour later, US cruise missiles hit al-Qaeda's Afghan training camps. Both bin Laden and Zawahri escaped injury.
Zawahri's wife, Azza, and three daughters were reported killed in a bombing strike on the Afghan city of Kandahar, the stronghold of the Taliban, in early December 2001. He has appeared regularly in a series of video or audio messages since then, criticising the US war in Iraq, praising the Taliban and the suicide bombers who attack London in 2005 and urging Muslims to help victims of an earthquake in Pakistan. He has occasionally shown he is aware of criticisms by Muslims who dislike the group's indiscriminate violence.
In a 2005 letter to Iraq al-Qaeda leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, Zawahri suggested it was time to end beheadings of captives and start acting as more of a political leader in anticipation of the eventual US withdrawal from Iraq. In 2008, Zawahri held an unprecedented question and answer session online with al-Qaeda sympathizers who repeatedly questioned him over the group's killings of civilians in Iraq.
Zawahri in his responses denied killing innocents, and said that if any died in attacks it was through error or necessity, for example if they were being used as human shields. Zawahri has repeatedly called for al-Qaeda to seize control of a state, a goal the group has never come close to despite its alliance with Afghanistan's late 1990s Taliban rulers.
"Confronting the enemies of Islam and waging a jihad against them require a Muslim authority, established on Muslim territory that raises the banner of jihad and rallies Muslims around it," he wrote in a 2001 essay, Knights Under The Prophet's Banner. "If we do not achieve this goal, our actions will be nothing more than small scale harassment."

http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/breaking/2011/0616/breaking7.html

Egyptian-born doctor and surgeon Ayman al-Zawahri has assumed command of al-Qaeda following the US killing of Osama bin Laden. "We ask God for this to be a new era for al-Qaeda under the leadership of Ayman Al-Zawahiri, an era that will purify Muslim land of every tyrant and infidel," al-Qaeda said in a statement posted on a website frequently used by the terrorist group. Zawahri has been the brains behind bin Laden and al-Qaeda, and at times its most public face, repeatedly denouncing the United States and its allies in video messages.
In a message monitored by the Site Intelligence Group in April, he urged Muslims to fight Nato and American forces in Libya. "I want to direct the attention of our Muslim brothers in Libya, Tunisia, Algeria, and the rest of the Muslim countries, that if the Americans and the Nato forces enter Libya then their neighbors in Egypt and Tunisia and Algeria and the rest of the Muslim countries should rise up and fight both the mercenaries of Gadafy and the rest of Nato," Zawahri said.
Born into an upper-class family of scholars and doctors in an upscale Cairo neighborhood, the cerebral Egyptian in his late-50s was second after bin Laden on the FBI "most wanted terrorists" list. Both bin laden and Zawahiri eluded capture when US-led forces toppled Afghanistan's Taliban government in late 2001 after al-Qaeda's September 11 attacks on US cities.
Bespectacled, with grey hair and a grey beard, Zawahri won prominence in November 2008, when he attacked then US President-elect Obama as a "house Negro," a racially-charged term used by 1960s black American Muslim leader Malcolm X to describe black slaves loyal to white masters.
In a subsequent video, in September 2009, Zawahri returned to the attack on president Obama, saying he was no different from his predecessor George W. Bush. "America has come with a new deceptive face , It plants the same dagger as Bush and his predecessors did. Obama has resorted to the policies of his predecessors in lying and selling illusions," said Zawahri, clad in white robe and turban.
Like bin Laden, Zawahri has long been thought to be hiding along the rugged Afghan-Pakistan border. The last video of Zawahri and bin Laden together was broadcast by al Jazeera on September 10, 2003. It showed them walking in mountains, calling for jihad and praising the September 11 hijackers. Analysts have described Zawahri as al al-Qaeda's chief organiser and bin Laden's closest mentor. "Ayman is for bin Laden like the brain to the body," said Montasser al-Zayat, a lawyer in Cairo who once represented Zawahri.
In a video after the September 11 attacks, Zawahri called them a "great victory" achieved "thanks to God". He has not always been so ebullient. As US-led forces drove out the Taliban in 2001, Afghan sources described him flying into a fury at the nonchalance of Taliban fighters playing badminton behind the front lines while US bombs rained from the skies. Zawahri and bin Laden met in the mid-1980s when both were in the Pakistani city of Peshawar to support guerrillas fighting the Soviets in Afghanistan, and worked closely thereafter. But the alliance was not Zawahri's first foray into militancy.

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Al-Qaeda has appointed Ayman al-Zawahiri as leader following the death of Osama Bin Laden, the organisation's general command says in a statement. Bin Laden was killed by US forces in Pakistan in early May. In the statement, al-Qaeda "announces that Sheikh Dr Ayman al-Zawahiri, may God guide him, assumed responsibility as the group's amir [leader]".
It warned it would continue to fight a jihad or holy war against the US and Israel under his direction. The statement posted on a militant website was attributed to al-Qaeda's General Command and was disseminated by the al-Fajr Media Centre, the media wing of al-Qaeda Central.
Egyptian-born Zawahiri was for years Bin Laden's deputy and had been widely anticipated to replace him at the helm.
'Jihadist renaissance'
Thought to be in his late 50s, Zawahiri is believed by some experts to have been the "operational brains" behind the 9/11 attacks on the US.
Ayman al-Zawahiri
• Born in Cairo, Egypt, in 1951
• Trained as an eye surgeon
• Helped found the Egyptian Islamic Jihad militant group
• Known as Osama Bin Laden's right-hand man and the chief ideologue of al-Qaeda
• "Operational brains" behind the 9/11 attacks
• $25m (£15m) bounty on his head
Zawahiri warned just over a week ago that Bin Laden would continue to "terrify" the US from beyond the grave.
In a video message posted on the internet on 8 June, Zawahiri said al-Qaeda would continue to fight.
"The sheikh has departed, may God have mercy on him, to his God as a martyr and we must continue on his path of jihad to expel the invaders from the land of Muslims and to purify it from injustice," Zawahiri said. "Today, and thanks be to God, America is not facing an individual or a group, but a rebelling nation, which has awoken from its sleep in a jihadist renaissance."
For years, security analysts have suggested Zawahiri is most likely to be hiding in the Afghan-Pakistan border region. However, Bin Laden and other key militant leaders who were also believed to be concealed there have instead been discovered in Pakistani towns and cities.
Bin Laden's killing by US special forces in a covert operation in the garrison town of Abbottabad on 2 May strained Washington's relations with Islamabad.
US President Barack Obama said "someone" was protecting Bin Laden, but Pakistan has denied any knowledge of Bin Laden's whereabouts and has arrested alleged CIA informants.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-13788594

daroz:
Building a house for rent is a good long term investment, but i don't consider it a good business cos its returns are usually very slow and small, in comparison to when u invest the cash in other business. But having a landed property can actually be seen as a safe haven for your money instead of leaving it there at the bank, cos house in Nigeria hardly depreciate.

snowdrops:
very true.

ps; are you in benin city and austria at the same time

Of cos, due to the nature of my job I am either in Benin city or Austria(though I am in the UK at this very momemt)
But I did my analysis based on Nigeria perspective.

wetin, b4 u guys crucify him for just 1 miss, u should remember the contribution he has made to the Super Eagle in the past. we are all humans, and we are not above mistakes. Pls lets forgive him.

Believe it or not, the death that killed Abacha is the hero of democracy.

Building a house for rent is a good long term investment, but i don't consider it a good business cos its returns are usually very slow and small, in comparison to when u invest the cash in other business. But having a landed property can actually be seen as a safe haven for your money instead of leaving it there at the bank, cos house in Nigeria hardly depreciate.

well, i dont know what to say shall. I reserve my comment for now.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbolQkohkfA&feature
what do u have to say about her?

I love the concept of this islamic banking, but they would have given it another name. That name ISLAMIC seems to negate its positivities.

some family earn less than 30k a month, yet they still survive with food, a roof to live under and kids in school. So what are u talking about? 90k is a good salary in nigeria. U should just cut ur coat according to ur pocket.

and same for even Bishop Oyedepo

[quote author=Omo_Tier1 link=topic=690510.msg8519410#msg8519410 date=1308083809]http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/mobile/world-africa-13763339

I hadly could believe my eyes that the BBC would publish articles with facts

I laugh in effik when I saw the article claim Pastor Chris is worth $30 -$50million.[/quote]What do u mean? Are u saying Pastor chris is not worth up to that or what? cos in my own opinion, he is far worth more than that.

M M M:
op
ghot get Womanliness ?

How does it taste?

Good question

Make una leave the chic make she do wetin dey her mind. Experience, they say, is the best teacher.
However,9jafeti, i will like to have a word with u privately. U can get across to me via daromart2002@yahoo.com

Died at just 56 years? Too bad, but may his soul rest in peace, he is a real role model.