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faragai24: BEFORE WE LOST KWANKWANSO IN ASO ROCK.
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I don't know whether the datas presented here by NBS are right or wrong but what I know for a fact is that more jobs are actually being created in the Education, Manufacturing and Agricultural sectors. The Transformation Agenda is really working. |
That's why the National Conference was set up. To correct the wrongs and ills of the past. The current structure of Nigeria is the major problem. |
Get well soon. More grease to Nigerian Army. |
Acidosis: The point is: lets put sentiments aside. Any accused person should be investigated.I understand the point you are trying to make and you are right. Anyone could be a sponsor of Boko Haram and as such, if accuse must at least be investigated for the sake of fairness and justice. There should be no secret cows in the matters of investigation and prosecution of terrorist sponsors. That I agree with completely. However, in this scenario the situation is somehow awkward. First of all, the Australian was never commissioned nor was he recruited by the Federal Government to act as a Negotiator for the release of Chibok girls. He just set out on his own. Secondly, after making some few contacts with God knows who, he revealed his findings to the international press on his own accord in Australia. Not Nigeria. Governments the world over cannot just start investigating an individual based on accusations somebody made on a TV interview without even any form of hard evidence to back it up. If evidence were available against Ihejirika, the right thing he (The Australian) should have done is to approach the Nigerian Government or the Nigerian Security Agencies to present his case. But he did not. This shows that he had nothing to back up his allegations. To accuse someone of terrorism is not a joke! It is a very serious accusation!! Overwhelming evidence is must to open up a case of terrorism against an individual. Imagine somebody from Belgium granting TV interviews in Spain accusing Gen Colin Powell of the United States for sponsoring IRA rebels of Britain. I tell you no person in the United States will take him seriously. Government business are not done on Media nor pages of Newspapers. You see why it's easy to dismiss the allegations against Ihejirika. The Australian clearly has no evidence otherwise he would have approach the Nigerian security officials. As for Alimodu Sherrif, his own case is different because he dealt with Boko Haram group in the past before they transform into monters. Even before Davis made his accusations lots of Nigerians viewed him (Alimodu Sherrif) as a possible Boko Haram member. |
SuperMartins: I didn't av to read dis thread b4 commenting...We av to be careful with all dis white pple..they re been paid by d World powers to put dis Nation in a terrible state...they want Nigeria to cave-in but I think we(Nigerians) re smater than all dis,We know d USA aint our friend...all they do is pretend to help but silently destabilise dat particular nation...we shuldnt fall for their cheap tricks oo...they aint our friends...Nigeria mxt stand cos I love my country oo,asin...I love NIGERIA!!Exactly. I pity those people who took this guy seriously. He's very controversial. It's obvious Davis has an ulterior motive. I bet this guy only took advantage of the Chibok saga to lunch himself into Boko Haram activities. I won't be surprise if Davis himself is an undercover agent with dual citizenship supplying arms to Boko Haram under the cover of a Negotiator. Indeed Most of these western countries are not our friends. |
No matter how long it takes, Nigeria shall surely win the war on terror. God bless Nigeria. More grease to the Nigerian Army. |
atlwireles: You are as independent as Shekau, deal with it!!!!!! your bandwagonsim is only for the anti Nigeria comments and threads. That much we know already. |
iterator25: Dear nairalanders,Endorsed. |
PointB: I'm no brother to a tribal bigot and Igbo hater like you, please desist from calling me such. I know deep down in your heart you wish that Igbos will be found culpable in the misfortune that have befallen Borno. But if you do a critical self assessment, you'll be shocked to see that hatred for Igbos/Christians/Infidels that have for so long occupied the mind of folks like you is what is manifesting itself in form of destruction of your cities. What started as effort to rid yourself of Igbo/Christians has been escalated to include moderate muslims, and christian sympathizers.Their aim is to cause distraction from ongoing investigations by the SSS. That's all. There's no doubt true sponsors of Boko Haram are about to be exposed. Hence the desperation by Boko Haram apologists to cause confusion by linking Ihejirika and the Igbos to Boko Haram. The truth is revealed itself soon. |
The United States should rather support Nigeria with intelligence gathering and military hardware. I don't like the idea of bringing them in to conduct airstrikes. The Nigerian Army is more than capable of fighting and defeating Boko Haram terrorist. But I still won't blame the President for allowing the Americans if they come. The only thing I want him to be wary of is the American desire to set up a Military Base in either Niger or Nigeria. This could jeopardize our sovereignty. God bless Nigeria. More grease to the Nigerian Army. |
darqly: Op, when people like you make such remarks and assertions, one is tempted to ask you the following-What the Op meant is that let the Truth be reported regarding every development and situation about Boko Haram and the fight against terrorism. Nothing more. Nothing less. Just the truth. A situation where half truths mixed with exaggerated lies are constantly reported only helps to boost Boko terrorist violence morale. Moreover, this lies could also be a deliberate ploy to set Nigerians against the Federal Government. Imagine a situation where you are in your house relaxing alone in the living room, then all of a sudden two thieves broke down your door on a mission to steal your properties. As soon as the thieves entered you hurriedly rush down to hold them up and stop them from gaining access into the house. Then you call for help, probably your family members. On hearing your cries they hurriedly came over to scene and together, you successfully drove the thieves out of your house. In the above example, the right thing for a true professional journalist to report is: Thieves tried to gain access into Mr A house but were stopped by Mr A gallantly together with his family members. Don't you agree? How will you feel if the report was like this: Thieves had over ran and taken over Mr A's house? Do you think the latter reports the true situation the event? |
GooseBaba: Guy you funny ooh... Jesus Christ that could not save himself from public humiliation and three nails 2000 yrs ago, that is the person you expect to do rescue mission in 2014.....I and my friend here are seriously praying for your salvation. |
mbulela: That book is crap. The issues of that woman was discussed decades ago.Some people say the bible is crap too. Infact many people believe Jesus Christ is evil and fake. It's up to you to believe what you want to believe. |
Oduduwaboy: My people, why all these confusion na? The simple answer is to conclude that the bible god does not exist. No responsible 'god' worth his/its weight will allow all these rubbish. As for Pastor Chris, keep fvcking the babes as your soul desires!It's not too late bro. Jesus Christ can still rescue your lost soul.
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To know how Satan is destroying Christian Churches today, buy the book: He Came To Set The Captives Free - By Rebecca Brown. Read from Chapter 17, on page 233 Excellent book! Recommended for every Christian. |
Christmas Carols. |
Lots of peeps may not agree with this but I think keshi is a good coach. Yes he has his own flaws, but heck nobody is perfect. Even if he's sacked today the problems rocking the Super Eagles wouldn't go away until we understand the basics of football development. To develop a National Team is a long term investment not a short term deal. The best way to develop our national teams is by improving our local leagues. Nigerian leagues are poorly run and disorganized. No clear cut calendar schedule and too boring. |
In as much as I don't like the expel the white policy of Robert Mugabe, sometimes I tend not to blame him for his actions. Lots of anger resulting from historical developments and perceived injustice against blacks were piled up for many years. Results of which is what we are seeing happening. A similar thing occurred in the United States as a result of issues regarding land. The indigenous Indians were determined to get rid of whites out of North America. These events happened before and after America declared independence from Britain. It led to serious conflicts between both whites and Indians with lots of atrocities committed by both sides. Juxtaposing this with what is currently happening in Zimbabwe one will discover the historical connection between the two. Land matters as far as the history of man himself is concerned are sacred objects that must be handled seriously and carefully like human life. The fact that Mugabe is still President of Zimbabwe at this period shows many Zimbabweans support his land policies. The problems are really complex. I only hope that they (both blacks and whites Zimbabweans), and Britain discover an amicable solution soon. |
Now that Boko Haram have adopted a new signature, from Attack and Run to Conventional Warfare, it beholds on the Nigerian Armies, the Airforce and Land troops including the SSS to work together to push out these terrorists. Total cooperation and tactical policy formation is what is needed to round up these terrorists and exterminate them. The army must embark on serious intelligence gathering to identify pockets of terrorist holding out and lingering within the civilian population. This is where the civilian JTF comes in. The army can't fight Boko Haram alone. They need the people to work together. Massive cooperation between the Army, Land force, SSS and the Civilians will set the final stage for the crushing of Boko Haram. More grease to the Nigerian Army. |
Buhari would certainly face stiff competition within his party as the Presidential race gears up. But am positive he will prevail as the sole candidate of APC in the end. Let the drama begin. |
History will judge all of us. GEJ TILL 2019! |
The end of Boko Haram is at hand. No matter how hard and how long it takes, Nigeria shall win the war on terror. More grease to the Nigerian Army. |
jkendy: We restored peace in their country by sacrificing our gallant officers in their God-forsaken land, only for them to pay us back by importing that nonsense disease to our countryNot a cool thing to say about Liberia. |
I think the US is right. It's high time Nigeria help her sisters. Besides all of them are west African countries so it's only natural for Nigeria to help. Afterall leadership comes with responsibilities. I wouldn't mind volunteering myself to help these countries. Infact I would like to volunteer myself for the task. Any one reading this from the federal ministry of health should pm me for this service. |
I believe northern elites by now realize how foolish they were to shield shield Boko Haram terrorist group right from the unset. Calling them freedom fighters and even advocating for their pardon with a stupid claim that unemployment and poverty led to them committing acts of terrorism was their only excuse. Even so, is poverty an express license to kill and blow up places of worship? Is poverty restricted only in the north? Are other states across Nigeria also not battling with poverty and unemployment? Ridiculous utterances and comments by these elites is what made Boko Haram blossom into full fledge monsters today. Their foolishness spread spikes and stumbling blocks against the military to tackle Boko Haram headlong. The moronic latter to governors by Murtala Nyako accusing GEJ of genocide is a classic example. Wonder how he's feeling now? It beats my imagination how a sane human being who claim to be governor would have the audacity to accuse GEJ of genocide in the face of ongoing quest to vanquish Boko Haram. How can the military come all out to fight these terrorists to full scale when negative elements in the form of NEF continue to babble the public with unwarranted allegations against the military, threatening to report a chief of Army Staff for acts of genocide? What about the atrocities and despicable evils and crimes committed by Boko Haram terrorist over the years? Are they not classic act of genocide too? What about families that were wiped out of existence? What about worshipers that war blown up and killed right inside their places of worship? What about hundreds of unborn babies that were hacked to death with cutlass and daggers? What about little kids and school children whose lives were cut short by these demonic group? Are these crimes not act of genocide? Are these crimes not committed by Boko Haram? I guess the northern leaders and elders were too blind to see that. Why would they when they are part of Boko Haram themselves. The hypocrisy of northern elders towards Boko Haram is what led north east to this present situation, the level of Somalia. It's no news that Boko Haram terrorist today not only attacks defenceless citizens. They now attack emirs and even ransacking their own palaces. Is that not a disgrace? Maybe these are not crimes too. Shame on Northern leaders! NEF better wake up and realize the reality of the situation they are in today. They breed a monster. Now the monters are coming for them. I have complete faith in the ability of the Nigerian Army to crush and defeat Boko Haram terrorist. No matter how long it takes, Nigeria shall surely win the war on terror. More grease to the Nigerian Army. God bless Nigeria! |
I have complete and total faith in the ability of the Nigerian Army to defeat and crush Boko Haram terrorist to pieces. No matter how long it takes, Nigeria shall surely win the battle against terrorism. More grease to the Nigerian Army! God bless Nigeria!! |
ojsmscom: WITH THE FULL IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CONFAB RECOMMENDATIONS,EUROPEANS WILL BE IN WAR AGAINST ANYBODY WHO STANDS AGAINST THEM COMING FOR HOLIDAYS IN NIGERIAIndeed. The full implementation of these confab recommendations will set the stage for a better Nigeria. God bless Nigeria. |
I have total faith in the ability of the Nigerian military to crush Boko Haram. Surely by God's grace, Nigeria shall win the war on terror. More grease to the Nigerian Army. |
aljharem: This is the same Alj harem. I apologise for my pass misappropriated attacks on likes of Beaf, SincereNigeria and coYou are highly welcome to the light. |
Nigeria must not allow or sign any bilateral defence agreement that could jeopardize our sovereignty with the United States. The US has been longing to set up military base across strategic positions south of the Sahara to further their quest of setting up military bases across the world in the name of fight against global terrorism. Their refusal to share intelligence with the Nigerian military on movements and supplies of arms to Boko Haram terrorist is a clear indication that they want security to deteriorate in the north east, so as to warrant the need for the US to set up military bases in the country. That has been their major aim. The day the United States set up a Military Base in this country that would be the end of Nigeria. That must never happen! If they say Cameroonian army is better than the Nigerian Army because of our stubbornness to them fine. That's their business. But one thing we must not forget is this: An enemy within is more deadlier than an enemy outside. (In other news, we hear that Boko Haram have taken over bama. It's not true. Fighting is still on going in the town however the terrorists are no where near overuning it let alone controlling it.) More grease to the Nigerian Army. |
KwoiZabo: Im impressed that a woman can have such wealth of info. thumbs up. Na wetin i dey encourage my wife make she dey learn she go dey watch Nigerian film.I tell you. Nigerian films have taken over some of our wives. |
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