₦airaland Forum

mekaboy: The issue of Hijab wearing in public schools nearly caused a religious war. Now with female suicide bombers hiding bombs in the hijab in Kano, shouldn't Lagos gov ban hijab in public schools as a security measure?

Your thoughts please.

mekaboy: Assuming Gej wins 2015 election, which I pray he does if its the likes of bihari and APC that is contesting.

So lets say he wins, the north and the usual violence , soldiers are deplyed etc.

After his rulership in 2019 what happens Next? will power return to the north or remain in the south?

lakpalakpa: I wonder what would happen if Rochas did the same thing..

Eyewitnesses told our correspondent that the insurgents stormed the town at about 7:30pm on Monday evening and operated unhindered till 2.00am on Tuesday.

We have a problem on our hands as terrorists continue not just to maim and kill but to set us against one another. Following each terrorist attack are the accusations and counter accusations. [b]“They know only Igbos sell in that market, so they chose that market to bomb of all places in the north,” is a classic response from a bomb blast that ripped through Kano in northern Nigeria. It did not matter to the person who wrote the words that there is no way anyone would bomb a public place in Kano and not kill more northerners. Even if we took for granted that only a particular ethnic group sells wares in a selected Kano market, should we also assume all the customers and buyers are from the same place? When bombs go off in a church, you are likely to read, “this people are only killing Christians, it is a war against Christians.” You are not likely to read anything from such people when a Mosque gets attacked or when the insurgents kill a revered Islamic scholar. Those who see the world through their bias often times do not see it through the eyes of logic. So they are not likely to remember than bombs are not capable of separating people into ethnic or religious groups, bombs kill and maim everyone within the radius of impact.[/b]

jmaine: That aside, the NA are on their wits end considering the times, the last thing anyone can think of is to openly dare them .
What you see is what you will get . . . . And am just stating the obvious. . . .

Commander of the Joint Task Force (JTF) in the Niger Delta code-named ‘Operation Pulo Shield’, Maj. Gen. Emmanuel Atewe, has explained why winning the war against oil theft and illegal refining was difficult for the security outfit in the region.

He said oil bunkers had devised the means of offering huge sums of money to JTF personnel to subvert them from carrying out their lawful duties.

jmaine: I won't in anyway provoke or intentionally seek to dare the security men . . . . Whoever does that in a very volatile situation gets the bullet . . . .

No two ways about it . . . .

maasoap: Nigeria soldiers are beasts in uniform. What if this sect embrace violence in the course of seeking justice just like Boko Haram. And the funny aspect of each extra judicial killing in Nigeria is that Jmaine and the likes can also become victims tomorrow even after doing all what you can to avoid these beasts.

Nigerian Military Admits It Lied About Rescuing 107 Abducted Girls


The Defence Headquarters Thursday retracted its statement that about 107 of the abducted school girls have been rescued on Wednesday, with only eight of them missing or are still captives of the terrorists.

While the nation is still battling with the insurgency in the north east, which was triggered by the extra judicial killing of Mohammed Yusuf in 2009,a new front is deliberately and mischievously ignited by the Nigerian soldiers.

The tragic incidence in Zaria is a clear testimony that our security forces are part of the problem. The unprovoked attack and killing of the members of the movement is a reprehensible and abominable act capable of triggering a wider bloodletting and endless conflict.

The impunity and Bringadage by our security forces undermines the peace and stability of our country and by extension the authority and credibility of the Government.

eaglechild: The military defended themselves from a restive mob that attacked them.

That is no extra judicial killing anywhere in the world.

Sermwell: I think you either stark mad or plain silly!!......If you are a soldier in a place where securty has been a challenge and somebody open fire at you and your collegue in the name of pressesion, what will you do??

jmaine:


When will a bloody and a blinking coward like you pick up the NA recruitment form to show these gallant men in the thread below how BH should be

eaglechild: Are you then saying that the emir of of Kano, a spiritual leader even more highly placed and respected was unwise to voluntarily cancel the Durbar and other sallah celebrations, that even predate your protests?

If bombs going off in Kaduna is not a real security concern, then I don't know what is?

jmaine: When will a bloody and a blinking coward like you pick up the NA recruitment form to show these gallant men in the thread below how BH should be dealt with.

jmaine: EkoIgbe1 Like I told your other useless alternate monicker Aresa, Did you bother to open that link ?. those dudes are younger than your worthless and are currently working their socks off to keep your paymasters safe . . . .

If you feel they are not doing enough, then go pick the Nigerian Army form and show us the cowardly stuff you are made off . . .

Visit the link below and shut your putrid mouth . . . . .

https://www.nairaland.com/1801690/photos-nigerian-armys-campaign-north

jmaine: EkoIgbe1, visit the link below and shut up . . . .

https://www.nairaland.com/1801690/photos-nigerian-armys-campaign-north

vedd: 1. I hate it when, after spending much intellectual energy in making a post, a low self esteem mod will just simply hide/delete it simply for the fun of not sharing the same opinion with me.

2. The trolls on NL are gradually making me intollerant.

jmaine: More Nonsense from the usual quarters , in highly volatile areas, protesters who go defying the Military to the extent of attacking them are usually confronted with brute force as a deterrent.

Examples in Israel, Egypt e.t.c . . . .
The army are on routine patrol so it's very silly to be asking why the Army had to use that route. **smh**

Rikidony: Bro terror groups kills in the name of Islam. we can see that all over the world

Onlinebizexpert: may there souls rest in perfect peace

as for those calling me heartless

a friend of mine lost his father,mother,3 sisters and brother to BH.......SHould I upload their pic

the picture of a headless father, armless mother or that of scattered daughters

result; no protest

inasmuch as the pics touched me but the pertinent question is this, did the picture of malnourished biafran children end the war.....NO!!!!!!!!!!!

call it an attempt to APPEAL TO PITY
matyrs for what reason?


why didn't they protest against the killing of innocent nigerians by BOKO HARAM



please dont make me update pics of millions killed by BH that these dead men did not find fit to protest against their killing


northern nigeria a place of misplaced priorities


[center]NOTE: AM NOT IN SUPPORT OF EXTRA JUDICIAL KILLINGS[/center]

i weep for this entity nigeria

Sincere9gerian: Sharrap!

There is no difference between the islamic insurgency in Iraq or Pakistan and what Boko Haram is doing in Nigeria. See what they are all have in common:
- Islam driven
- Internal (within the country)
- Insurgency
- Terrorism
- Suicide bombing
- Hate for anything western or christianity
Etc

Leibnitz: Are you trying to be smart by a half

Unemadu: Truth is bitter .

Sincere9gerian: Has the US or Iraqi govt been able to stop all bomb blast in Iraq?

Unemadu: Is this why our dear lagos is ranked as one if the worst cities to live in? i mean well for lagos and probably have more stake than u.