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What? Where am i from? You're really new on NL if you dont know where edoyad be from?
Where's Da Jang's wife from?

PointB:
I wonder oo!

There's nothing to wonder about. There's a curfew and they simply decided to flout the order.

Did i ever tell you i spent six years of my formative years in J town ?

emmke:
why dont we just divide the country. Too much tribalism and hatred.

That's why we need the SNC. That is where we will discuss the modalities for the seperation so we can have a peaceful seperation. If that fails, get ready to serve in my Platoon in the Middlebelt Revolutionary Army

Which day will the conference begin ? Cant wait for the disintegration process that would lead to the Somaliarization of some people.

musKeeto:
We thank God. Now attend English classes pls.

Why - While
Snash - Snatch

Lol

Ozegbe:
@muskeeta u really cant speak english more than i do but thanks for the pointer anyway. i was typing so fast with my phone and not my laptop this morning as i wanted to meet up with d staff bus. got it?

Try to see the humour in itmy guy. anyways i envy you o, wish we had a staff bus like you, cost cutter.

armyofone:
so fun blaring some techy stuff while driving cuz the world is at my finger tip



techno fan for lify

I actually listen to everything, Techno too. Like i said, i like when Techno is infused into Dance, or is it vice-versa. I remember a collection of Techno mixes of Madonna's DIE ANOTHER DAY sound track. I spent hours listening to that whilst writing my Final year project.

Mr Murdah:
So it was the army that killed innocent Xtians on Xmas day?

Boko Bastard!

The devil will dine with you in hell.

It appears so o , afterall Nyako recently revealed how igbo boko haram killed themselves in Adamawa.

No wonder Da Jang was saying that boko haram and other elements were in the security Agencies. The actions of Biu confirmed it and now another form of Biu is going to be given one of the most sensitive offices in the land. How long will he be acting IGP?

Eyah! He removed the guys right hand o.

I'm with Plateau people on this one, why do incompetent people keep getting appointments just because of this quota system? If the zone to produce the IGP cannot field a competent candidate, hardluck, move to the next one.

Just to add, if that Abubakar was really indicted, then this is a grave mistake by the presidency. I read that he was even recommended for dismissal, can you believe it?

Wily1Wily:
If the appointment of Abubakar a member of Boko Haram as IG is God Chosen, then tell us why  Northern  Moslems are against the Election of GoodLuck who is also a God Chosen

So wilywily can reason like this? "The guy is god chosen", trust aboki to live up to his reputation. lol No be only god chosen, na Angel Michael endorsed.

Kobojunkie:
keyword being "Alleged"

Whether alleged or not, What exact part of Nigerians being murdered and incinerated is evoking that grin?

like it more when it's a bit mainstream, Gueta version for example, Daftpunk too. French DJs know how to pull it into mainstream.

Someone tell me this is a joke

[quote author=Me_Aboki link=topic=854184.msg10048194#msg10048194 date=1327526694]Who else would be a good character witness other than someone who knows you and lives with you? The man wasn't armed yet the JTF spent hundreds of shells firing under helicopter cover to capture or rather kill just one man and his wife. Abeg, go figure.
My friend, ppl in the north don;t support BH because their mayhem has so far been restricted to north; its a northern problem and their victims are by majority northerners and Muslims. FYI Muslims leaders have come out and condemned these acts, the Emir of Kano shed tears over this incidence; but of course ppl like who can only see things through the prism of ethnic/religious bigotry would fail to notice and reason objectively.

@edoyad
I laugh in Hausa, he he he he so BH are almajiris? you can't be serious. FYI, I have never condoned the killing of any innocent life whether Christian or Muslim nor do I expect otherwise from any sane person.
As for my Emir, well he is already playing his role and I will continue to give him due respect in accordance with my rich Hausa culture. Oh, my bad I forgot your ppl don't have anything close to that, in fact the only contribution the Nok ppl are known to have brought to African culture is the insignificant art of making clay pots. Bush boy like you sef get mouth to talk, abeg go siddon under tree de drink burkutu, what else una sabi   [/quote]I don't know who you people are kidding when you come in here and repeat your crap about bokoharam members coming from Chad and Niger. Yes a few of them are, but you and i know most of them are your hopeless brothers who are not only useless to themselves but to Planet earth. So no wonder. 

Did you ask whatelse we sabi ? We sabi how to go school, born children and take care of them and also avoid the kind poverty and disease wey don turn your case to one of the worst on the continent(UN).
I thought some of your leaders were calling boko haram and those animals attacking people after elections "freedom fighters" ? Shey Somalia people too are free abi? Just watch as the events unfold.

[quote author=Me_Aboki link=topic=854184.msg10047082#msg10047082 date=1327516524]Unfortunately, it appears to have been a botched joint operation involving the army, SSS and mopol representing failed intelligence and cowardice by these operatives, and by all indications the murder of an innocent man and woman.

Accordingly, the mopol cordoned the whole area, blocking off routes for escape, while the army and SSS moved in to arrest the alleged large number of suspects - based on earlier tip off (which turn out to be wrong - since they only got the two they killed).

BBC (Hausa radio) news aired an interview with this man's neighbors immediately after the incidence and they were unanimous in attesting that the man had no connection with Boko Haram and neither was he armed.
Notice how the official story failed to reveal the weapon the man was allegedly using. Eye witness accounts (including some colleagues living in the area) confirmed the joint operatives also had helicopter support providing searchlight to give good visibility during the night operation. So how cold they come up with only two dead suspects given the so called prior surveillance and disproportionate excess fire power used.

Its obvious they were so afraid of these BH boys, hence jumpy and firing at anything and everything. Unfortunately, this type of cowardice coupled with incompetence and brutality on innocent civilians is what is compounding an already bad situation, where civilians are caught in the middle of double terrorism; on the one hand being terrorized by the real terrorists (BH boys) and on the other by the law enforcement agents sent to protect them.

Our security agencies are clearly ill prepared for these boys, I have never felt so insecure in my own country till now. [/quote]Then go and recommend secession to your Emir now. You have never felt so insecure, but when your street urchins used to go about killing innocent people in the name of religious riots you were okay with Nigeria. Keep producing more almajiris and see whether feeling insecure won't be the least of your problems.

[quote author=Me_Aboki link=topic=854184.msg10047082#msg10047082 date=1327516524]Unfortunately, it appears to have been a botched joint operation involving the army, SSS and mopol representing failed intelligence and cowardice by these operatives, and by all indications the murder of an innocent man and woman.

Accordingly, the mopol cordoned the whole area, blocking off routes for escape, while the army and SSS moved in to arrest the alleged large number of suspects - based on earlier tip off (which turn out to be wrong - since they only got the two they killed).

BBC (Hausa radio) news aired an interview with this man's neighbors immediately after the incidence and they were unanimous in attesting that the man had no connection with Boko Haram and neither was he armed.
Notice how the official story failed to reveal the weapon the man was allegedly using. Eye witness accounts (including some colleagues living in the area) confirmed the joint operatives also had helicopter support providing searchlight to give good visibility during the night operation. So how cold they come up with only two dead suspects given the so called prior surveillance and disproportionate excess fire power used.

Its obvious they were so afraid of these BH boys, hence jumpy and firing at anything and everything.  Unfortunately, this type of cowardice coupled with incompetence and brutality on innocent civilians is what is compounding an already bad situation, where civilians are caught in the middle of double terrorism; on the one hand being terrorized by the real terrorists (BH boys) and on the other by the law enforcement agents sent to protect them.

Our security agencies are clearly ill prepared for these boys, I have never felt so insecure in my own country till now. [/quote]Then go and recommend secession to your Emir now. You have never felt so insecure, but when your street urchins used to go about killing innocent people in the name of religious riots you were okay with Nigeria. Keep producing more almajiris and see whether feeling insecure won't be the least of your problems.

Nobel laureate Prof Wole Soyinka yesterday said Nigeria needs to convoke a Sovereign National Conference (SNC) to resolve its problems .

Soyinka spoke yesterday in Lagos, at the post-humous birthday of Martin Luther King Jr and the American Civil Rights Movement (ACRM), organised by the Public Affairs Section of the United States (U.S.) Consulate-General in Lagos and the Freedom Park.

On Boko Haram, he said, its activities were progressing towards secession because of the way the sect members have been driving people out of some states in the North.  

Speaking on the theme: Martin Luther King: The quest for Justice, Tolerance and American Civil Rights Movement, Soyinka said Nigeria was conceived through fiat.

He said the country’s constitution was not established in freedom, hence the need to have a truly Sovereign National Conference that would be comprehensive and all-inclusive.

“There was a fundamental cheat behind the way  the constitution was formulated. It should be established in freedom and not something forced down our throat”, he added.

According to the literay giant, the federal system of government in the country was not suitable.

Comparing the civil rights movement of the U.S. and Nigeria, he said, they were not equal but were driving force meant to effect changes in the societies.

Soyinka said the march on the streets of Washington DC by King Jr and other activists was similar to the Ojota protests, saying: “Peace and justice are twins but not identical.”

The professor said peace was never real without justice, saying certain values were seen as the enemies of peace.

He praised King Jr for his non-violence approach to protest, saying it did not mean he was not a combatant but the methodology was different.

Soyinka said King Jr demonstrated the power of the mind and will to resist oppressive government

www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/news/34484-national-conference-a-must-says-soyinka.html

Obiagu1:
Now I see why Boko Haram cannot be defeated 
A Boko Haram vs the Army for four and half hours. 

Guy try think rationally now. They went there hoping to arrest and take him alive, i doubt the intention was to kill them.

Fresh blasts, gunfire heard in Nigerian city
By: MJ Smith and Aminu Abubakar
6 minutes ago
Kano - Fresh explosions and gunfire early on Tuesday rocked an area near a police station in the Nigerian city of Kano, where co-ordinated attacks claimed by Islamists and shootouts left at least 185 dead last week.

Some 15 blasts and gunshots were heard coming from the vicinity of a mobile police headquarters. Details were not immediately clear, and police were not available for comment.

"I was awoken from sleep by explosions and gunshots coming from the mobile barracks and police station opposite," one resident said, adding that they had stopped after several minutes.

"It's terrifying ,  It's too dangerous to go out, besides there is curfew."

Sporadic gunfire could still be heard after the explosions halted.

A night-time curfew is in effect in the wake of Friday's attacks in Kano claimed by Islamist group Boko Haram.

The signs of fresh violence came after Nigerian police foiled attacks in the northern city of Kano Monday, discovering 10 bomb-laden cars and hundreds of other unexploded devices from the wave of deadly violence last week.

Clerics said prayers for peace after the attacks on Friday that killed at least 185 people in the country's second-largest city and stoked fresh fears of an all-out civil war in Africa's most populous nation and top oil producer.

President Goodluck Jonathan vowed to beef up security as he grapples with the worst crises of his nine-month tenure - a surge in violence by the Islamist sect Boko Haram blamed for the attacks and mounting social discontent.

Emergency rule

Kano, a mainly Muslim city of 4.2 million, was left reeling after bombs were set off and gun battles raged in coordinated strikes after Friday prayers that targeted mainly police buildings, including the police headquarters.

Details began to emerge of the mode of the attacks, with police announcing the discovery of large numbers of explosive devices and that at five of the assailants were suicide bombers.

At least two dozen of the dead were police officers, police commissioner Ibrahim Idris said in a statement, while witness testimony said some of the assailants wore police uniforms.

Idris said police found 10 cars loaded with improvised explosive devices (IEDs) at various sites in Kano, along with about 300 drinks cans, eight powdered milk tins and eight 350-kilogramme drums -- all loaded with explosives.

According to the latest toll, he said 150 civilians, 29 policemen, three intelligence officers, two immigration officers and a customs officer were killed in Friday's attacks.

Jonathan imposed emergency rule in parts of Nigeria's north on December 31 after a wave of violence blamed on Boko Haram. But Kano, which had escaped the worst of the violence in recent months, was not among the areas covered.

"I will pray to God that we should never re-live the catastrophe that resulted in the deaths and maiming in our city," Kano State governor Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso said as about 200 Muslim clerics and political leaders offered peace prayers in Kano.

Nobel literature laureate Wole Soyinka, who has previously warned of the risk of civil war, appealed to fellow Nigerians not to exact revenge.

http://m.news24.com/news24/Africa/News/Fresh-blasts-gunfire-heard-in-Nigerian-city-20120124

All these useless codes that emphasize human rights that our security agencies have adopted is the reason behind this problem lingering on. The C. I. A would have assassinated these useless politicians from word go.

Where's the Serie A thread? Anyways Lazio just scored a fine goal against Inter.

^^ I trust na, the MonDonkey would have settled all outstanding tithes and pledges in church today just to ensure his prayers are answered.