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seanet02: i know, that thing irritates me too. Personally i think the army are not pressing hard enough. See what they did in gbaramatu, aren't those helicopter gun ships functioning anymore ? They should borrow a leaf from the Israeli army and bring in tanks and bulldozers. Those rubbish shacks they run into after striking should all be brought down. |
DrummaBoy:but the sponsoring them already let us know who they are. They're the same people keeping those 'disciples' on the streets. And abuja will not bother itself seriously because at the end of the day crude oil is being pumped with no disturbance. |
why are people calling uncle Jona's name now, he didn't creat the fellowship of the bowl beggars. . .
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[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=709337.msg8686331#msg8686331 date=1310265437]resemblance to michael jackson? [/quote]yes, Michael, when last did i bite your neck ?edoyad:simple matter, what we have above is a pix of young GoodLuck "Jackson" Jonathan. If you're good looking, please post a pix of yourself na ![]() |
[quote author=Mr. Globe link=topic=710201.msg8687379#msg8687379 date=1310292263]Boko Haram!!! Why they will be somewhat difficult to attack is because they dont have camps according to them and make sss hold that lawmaker well. This their statement clearly shows they have some interest in the man and boko haram dey use internet when them say no education! Bunch of hypocrites[/quote]Are you still carried away by that haram rubbish they started with, these eediots are part of their political strategy. Just think of any 3 people you suspect are sponsoring them and i'm sure one of the names you come up with will be right. All this one they're doing is just talk. Thank god southern kd people don't differentiate boko this from boko that, hausa man na hausa man and they can fill in for each other. |
eldee:an attack minded player at 18 could be molded into anything. Dude was Feyenord's most impressive player last season according to many fans. The problem is he's just 18. |
http://sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2011/july/10/national-10-07-2011-01.html BOKO HARAM DARES SSS •You can only bark,you can’t bite • Kaduna is next • Banning ‘okada’ won’t stop us From NOAH EBIJE, Kaduna Sunday, July 10 , 2011 Members of Boko Haram have put a lie to the claim by the State Security Service (SSS) that it had arrested some members of the fundamentalist group, denying that the arrested member of Kaduna State House of Assembly was of the fold. They (SSS) the group maintained, lack what it takes to check them. In a message posted on the website, www. yusufislamicbrothers..com on July 9 , with the heading, “Our strength and support is from the people,” the group claimed they were in the good books of the ordinary people who support them to execute their agenda. “The Nigerian state and the state security services can only bark, but cannot bite,” the statement mocked. In another message titled, “Tissues of lies by the Nigerian government, through the State Security Service (SSS),” the sect boasted: “ None of our commanders as alleged by the SSS were arrested. All our loyal commanders are at their respective positions and at work as at this moment. The SSS should release all innocent citizens they have arrested and have been parading as our members. They are not our members, including the lawmaker from the Kaduna State House of Assembly who was wrongly arrested and alleged to be our member/financier.” In reference to reports in security quarters that members of the group are scattered in different camps, the statement boasted that they were well known by the people among whom they live. “Let it be known that we do not live in camps, we are well known by the local people, we are supported by the local people, the locals love us, the locals support us. The locals will never betray us because they believe in our cause, SSS, we are not far away from you, if you can get us, come for us, we will not relent until we achieve our aim.” Boko Haram, however, maintained that because the people believe in their cause, they will not betray the group. The various measures being put up by the government, including the banning of motorcylces in Maiduguri, Borno State capital, the statement said, were not tight enough to stop them from hitting the targets of attack. The fundamentalists disclosed that they were intent on showing up in Kaduna any time soon to hit different targets, despite efforts to cut them from tying up with other Boko Haram cells around. Admitting that the SSS had been a problem to accomplishing some of their planned attacks, members of the group however said they would execute their agenda anyhow. They cited the success of their attacks in Bauchi so far as a measure of the damage they could do. Said the statement: “Despite obstructions to our several operations in Kaduna by the SSS, we are still determined to be guest of the brotherhood members in Kaduna. We have proven our resolve by our two recent attacks of police stations in Bauchi State earlier in the week. “We may be forced to liberate innocent citizens who are being detained and alleged to be our members, especially the member of the Kaduna State House of Assembly who is under custody under false allegation that he is our member/financier, a man who we do not even share the same religion, beliefs and culture with.” They threatened: “More attacks on the way! More attacks on the way! More attacks on the way!” Make N450,000 Online Monthly. Click Here |
maddock:@seanet the guy's right, yerima is revered in his 5th world state that's why he could kick the previous governor out after one term only. The fact that paedophile Yarima is an ANPP stalwart like Shariff means there might be a link to him too. You never know with these types of things. When major Gideon yanked off these areas from Nigeria 20 years ago, many were wondering why. Now we can see what they were trying to prevent |
[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=709997.msg8685079#msg8685079 date=1310233184]How much does the FG spend/year on pilgrimage-related activities?[/quote]tens of billions of naira that could have been put to better use. This is an example of why we need resource control in this country. |
yomijnr:why do you even bother to respond to those low lives ? |
^^^ buuuuaaahahaha . This has got to be one of the funniest things i've read all year . omg , poor dayo |
bamosagie:i like that idea |
oyb:see what i was saying, he does look like young Michael to certain extent. Appears guy had a fairly good background, not like some kleptomaniacs who have been scarred from childhood and are bent on exacting revenge on the world |
http://odili.net/news/source/2011/jul/8/513.htmlseriously, does this young man have to do everything for this lazy country ? Tomorrow some lazy aszed critics'll will claim he's benefitting from biased govt policies. |
[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=709337.msg8680195#msg8680195 date=1310153954]liar.[/quote]truer. @topic, guy looks like young Michael Jackson from thriller |
wetin be your own? Black belle. @all, this is a picture of buhari and Atiku in their childhood.
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Gervinho might be another Eto, hope he turns out that way. |
OMG ! You mean CTU's now involved ? It's over then |
agitator:abeg tell them. I've been seeing traders on rail tracks since before i could even walk. All of a sudden it's Jonathan's problem. |
borno should be ceded to chad republic, that's the best possible solution to this problem. |
seanet02:then doesn't that make the person leading the NRC the Dumbo ? Aren't the local authorities supposed to inform the corporation on the development if they continue to ignore it ? And guess i that also makes the Indian PM a dumbo since scenes like that abound there. |
http: oga you're either lying or you're the holy ghost |
pereze:i said alot of things there, so which part exactly are you referring to ? |
instilling fear in the hearts of the people where they stay is what they have been doing. You'd be suprised how much info about their hide outs is out there |
enroll in a crash course in English language/phonetics ![]() |
Nasirullahi Fathi Society of Nigeria (NASFAT) has said theunfortunately by so doing you're making yourselves out as targets of these maniacs. They've never really considered you as real muslims anyway. Heard Izala sect did same and ended up as their targets. Though they'll attack christians first in any case |
you say obj's show of force strengthened the resolve of militants ? Ok then, Yaradua gave them amnesty and see the precedent that scenario created. A situation where any armed group can kill law enforcement and other security personnel only to come out and demand that they too be pardoned jmaine:better still, gej's policy of carrot and stick still remains the best bet. Finding the balance between negotiation and armed confrontation is the tricky part. You want the militants to know you're strong enough to defeat if need be, but you'd rather have peace based on concessions by both sides |
mukina2:take heart my dear. if arsenal na tourist class, that would make a club like bayern a road trip. [quote author=Mr_TA link=topic=682102.msg8668329#msg8668329 date=1310029845]Liverpool? ![]() Come off it, they wont finish in the top 4. quote me.[/quote]dude better reassess that opinion, they have a midfield that is very balanced and experienced. |
[quote author=anointed_f link=topic=708051.msg8668244#msg8668244 date=1310029027]Meanwhile, former Governor Ali Modu Sheriff has apologised to the sect over his role in the brutal military crackdown on the radical Islamist group. “I wish to publicly tender my apology to the Jama’atu Ahliss-Sunnah lidda’awati wal jihad, I might have offended in the course of discharging my duties as the executive governor of Borno State. “It is human to err but divine to forgive,” the former governor said. Last week, former governor of neighbouring Gombe State, Senator Danjuma Goje, and Bauchi State Governor Isa Yuguda also apologised to Boko Haram for any role they might have played in rights violations against its members during the 2009 uprising when its leader was killed. Hear the thing wey state govs dey yarn. Beg for forgiveness from boko pple. Confusion don shelle o.[/quote]these dogs are the cause the problem. They used govt funds to finance groups like bokoharam and later supported their slaughter when links to them were becoming obvious. @topic, they're complaining about strip and search ? Una never jam yet, when the army starts raping your wives in front of you na that time you go know. he army starts raping your wives in front of you na that time you go know. |
http://indepthafrica.com/nigeria/headlines/obasanjo-would-have-tackled-boko-haram-decisively-–lp/ The Chairman of Labour Party, Chief Dan Nwanyanwu, on Wednesday asked President Goodluck Jonathan to take a decisive action against Boko Haram He said if the fundamentalist Islamic sect had reared its ugly head during the regime of former President Olusegun Obasanjo, the former President would have crushed it. Nwanyanwu, who spoke with journalists in Abuja, also noted that it was unfortunate that Boko Haram could invade the Police Divisional Command in Toro, Bauchi State. He said it was wrong for Jonathan to treat the issue of Boko Haram with levity. He said, “President Jonathan must step out now and act as the President of Nigeria. You see, you don’t treat situations like this with kid gloves. |
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i know, that thing irritates me too.
[/quote]yes, Michael, when last did i bite your neck ?