₦airaland Forum

MduZA:
you are unnecessarily showing your anger...

anger?,why would i be angry?,i'm simply stating a fact,lecturing you on how to use your meagre common sense for a few minutes.

lezz:
with this successfully held electoond, BH will lose a lot of maral and motivation.
Enemies of Nigeria never wanted this election to hold. BH can now be decisively crushed without the pressure and anxiety the pre-election militarily campaign had.

on point oga mi,Elections had been an hindering block for our troops,now that it is grounding to an halt,i'm expecting the iminent captures of shekau,it is inevitable that the remnants of them will run into niger,cameroon and chad{where they originally belong},many will even join ISIS in libya and sudan.Nigeria will alway have the threat of terrorism for decades to come,i expect the DSS to have its hands full for the next 20 years.

MduZA:
BBCAfrica tweeted about this...

If you ever believe anything BBC reports,then your f00lishness is more severe than i initially suspected.
If INEC officials were counting votes with torch lights,then what was the BBC crew that gave the report using to observe?,were they also using torches?,or did the BBC reporters manage to stuff generators and a few gallons of petrol into their backpacks?
what a ridiculous report,even if you are being fed lies,dont you have at least a smidgin of common sense to decypher what is true and what is not?

lezz:
indeed. Time for the SSS and military intelligence to do clean up.
I'm also thinking they are laying too much emphasis on the polling units and leaving the outskirts of villages for easy picks for BH.

on point,polling units should be manned by a joint force of the police,MOPOL and civil defence corps,while the DSS should provide intelligence coverage to forestall any attacks on polling centers,the only military job should be the airforce providing aerial surveillance and rapid transport of defence forces.we are overstretching our troops by deploying over 40,000 soldiers just to secure a few states.Troops shouldnt be unnecessarily distracted from tightening the choke-hold on BH,we musnt allow bros 'kau to escape to qatar through sudan.
On a grander note,i must commend the FG for ensuring safe,free and fair elections throughout the country{except for a few unfortunate glitches},Enemies of the federal republic will be put to shame.

MduZA:
Evarn,is it true that officials in the city of Abuja are using torches to count the votes?

Where did you hear such preposterous rumours?,how can INEC officials use torches to count votes in the FCT of all places?!
Throughout the whole of Nigeria,there is steady power supply,moreso for the machines and devices that are being used to accredit,document and compile the votes.
Polling units that dont have power{due to topography or weather problems},make use of power generating engines.

lezz:
lol. This is the big day for BH, it's what they've been fighting for all along. But they've failed
One last desperate attempt that eventuality came to nothing.

indeed,but what i am worried about is their ability to mobilize and locate soft targets in the NE,i expected all of them to be currently running helter skelter into cameroon and niger,i didnt expect smatterings of half baked reprisals,its shows that some of them still possess confidence,perhaps due to our lackadiasical attitude in terms of media awarness and lack of a concerted media offensive{abeg make una help us beg DHQ to release videos and pictures of battles in overtly dramatic details,lets take a cue from the photomaniac SANDF}.
It is time for the SSS to grab the elephant by the tusks,and relentlessly persecute these agents of destruction.The NA/NAF should be allowed to focus on mopping up operations,instead of chasing around renegade factions of the defeated jihadists;that should be the work of the DSS.

DieVluit:
But you can't do better than "mortally wounded". That's what you are. Shamed and cut up.
I mean,your country can't even run an election.How pathetic can a nation get.
You haven't "built" the biggest economy. You just had babies. Lots of them-and the babies need to eat.You are mere consumers.
15 bodies and counting already. Don't worry,if it gets worse,we will be right there to save you.
The election itself is thanks to us. Everyone know it---. http://foreignpolicy.com/2015/03/27/nigeria-boko-haram-south-africa-jonathan/
Nigerias Election: Brought To You By These Hired Guns
Heading into a pivotal vote, the government of Nigeria is pulling out all the stops in its war on Boko Haram.That means turning to mercenaries.

I'm disappointed at your misguided views,then again,i shouldnt have expected much from you.
we are successfully conducting our elections,on the other hand,your country is falling into apocalyptic imbrovio;bad economy and racial intolerance.

DieVluit:
I also would be mortally wounded if I were Nigerian.So shamed by your inability to build a functioning society. The product of Nigeria's society is clearly messed up,looking at your response here.And like I said,if you mess up these elections,like you mess up everything,South Africa will come and save you.
We are already worried that you couldn't complete a simple election in one day like a capable country.You had to go an extend it because of "delay".
Useless.
I understand why you are defensive when wished good luck.

lol,"mortally wounded"?,c'mon!,you can do better than that..
We have built the biggest black economy in the world,the next decade will witness the rise of a 5th world power.
Naturally,our enemies will attempt to strike us down before we grow too powerful to contain,but it wont work.
I really pity you,you accuse us of being unable to build a stable society,is south africa stable?
your political and social batosphere is in a staggering state quagmire.

DieVluit:
Is the "good luck" also xenophobic?

spare me your petty sentiments,arent you among the bandwagon of highly lugubrious individuals who continue prophesying violence in Nigeria?,allow the SANDF to help you effectively curb the war currently going on in kruger park before dreaming of drafting them abroad to save a hegemon.

NaijaPikinGidi:
That wasn't an organised attack. Opportunistic ... is more like it. The voting went on thereafter. Call it a weak kind of scare tactic from a vanquished group of losers.

We are mopping up while spooking out for the Girls and eventually the unshaven head of the 'Kau man!

E go happen in our time!

@ naija pikin to badt,oga mi,eku ibo o....naija for sure,e go happen...
the opputunistic disturbances staged by our resident jihadists were quite unexpected,but i agree with you,this goes o show that they are merely biting meat with toothless jaws.
i hope we seize mr 'kau soon,that man has many questions to answer.

DieVluit:
Good luck on the vote count, Nigerians. Don't fark this one up. We don't wanna have to send the SANDF to save you.

what is this xenophobic piece of red poop talking about?.send the SANDF to where?
you better cage that wild beast you call an opposition leader first before dreaming of "saving" us from an imaginary post election crisis.

lezz:
lol, I couldn't think of a better way of waiting for election results after casting my vote. Them southies are a good distraction.
I also wanted to let them know that elections are going on in boko Barak's headquarters.

lol.southie don hear am for una hand oo...
But the attacks in yobe and gombe by 'you know who' were indeed a big surprise,i thought that they are in total disarray?,how come they are still organized enough to stage such a disturbance?,the SSS should be more proactive in order to prevent unnecessary casualties,they shouldnt thrust all the herculean tasks on our armed forces alone,the NA and NAF arent magicians.
on a brighter note,i hope you voted for continuity of progress,transformation and positive change?.lol.

@chief lezz,agaugust,una no go waka go vote?.lol.
even on election day,you guys are bombarding south african e-rats with facts and common sense.
thumbs up,oga mi.your patriotism is really motivating.

@fellow nigerian cyber-generals;
There are reports that the US has stationed over 300 marines,fighter jets,transport aircrafts,and a few warships in ghana,in preparation for an imaginary post-election 'war' in Nigeria.
What sort of f0lly is obama up to this time?,if this report is true,then it is a direct insult to the sensitivity of every mentally balanced patriotic Nigerian!
Why are the americans always predicting violence where there isnt one?
america withdrew troops from yemen which is now in a dire state of anarchy,and then decided to deployed MARINES to our doorstep?,where is the wisdom in that?
I understand that they pretend to care for their citizens,but to the detriment of Nigeria's sensibilities?

Nigerian troops liberated gwoza this morning,gwoza is the last town in borno that was yet to be liberated.Several of the terrorist were killed while mopp up is currently ongoing in gwoza and its suburbs.
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https://mobile.twitter.com/DefenceInfoNG/status/531399813591285760?p=v

Ladies and Gentlemen,
The President,Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria
Dr Goodluck Ebele Jonathan{GCFR} has formally declared the fall of boko haram,
according to the president,the headquaters of boko haram's self declared caliphate,Gwoza,will be liberated by tomorrow,friday 27th of march 2015,by troops of the Nigerian army.
#LiberateGwoza
#FenceNigeriaBorder
#VictoryForNigeria
#ArmNigeriaToTheTeeth
#NeverAgain

jpphilips:
Spend more time reading the news than Gossip, do you know why I gave you this advice,
# you know nothing about the history of the country you live
# you have no idea what is happening beyond your borders in real time
# You have beer parlor answers to most of the questions thrown at you.
Find below the list of donors to the Ebola scourge as at October 20th 2014, which by the way has been contained in the three west African countries that happens to be the epicenter of the disease, may be, you should spend more time learning than Gulderying and pepper souping.
Even if the Nigerian government announced they gave anything to Liberia (I didn't hear by the way, save for few doctors we sent who complained of unpaid wages), just know that it never got there.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/africa/ebola-crisis-how-much-are-different-countries-donating-to-fight-the-outbreak-and-is-it-enough-9806212.html

lol,you are a self hating thing.bye.

@jpphilips,yes,i would kill ghadaffi again if given the chance.
dont you have any shred of national pride?,dont you possess any iota of self worth?
Ghadaffi could have sparked civil war with his reckless statement!,do you know what would have happened if we had smiled and swept the whole issue under the rug?,let me tell you what would have happened: we would have lost our power,pride and respect; every country in the world that has a grudge against us would have had free rein to verbally pummel us and denigrade our social rights,in short,we would have fallen dramatically on the international stage.is that what you want?
Here you come,hailing ghadaffi's dinar currency system,you are a f00l if you believe that a ruthless dictator like ghadaffi would implement policies in the sole interest of an imaginary 'United States of Africa'.who would have been the ruler of Africa?,Ghadaffi?.
You can continue praising Chad for "coming to our resque" like the gullible puppet you are,i'm tired of giving people lectures.

@jpphilips,Ghadaffi proposed the disintegration of Nigeria,we had to recall our ambassador over ghadaffi's inciting statements.Did people really expect us to side against NATO and support ghadaffi?,to forfeit our interest,foreign policy and national pride all in the name of a non-existent african solidarity?,what brotherhood do we share with libya?,have you forgotten that libya is an arab country?,these people dont even consider themselves as africans!.
A country that makes decisions based on petty emotions will collapse..
at that time,libya was our enemy,and as the saying goes: the enemy of my enemy is my friend,so we supported NATO
tomorrow,libya could be our ally,thats how international politics works.
would you advocate that we should support palestinian invasion of isreal too?,that we should support islamic thugs masquerading as palestinians to surround isreal by inhabiting gaza and westbanks,all in the name of an imaginary brotherhood?.
use your sense,if you actually have one.

na you go tire oo!....
I feel saddened when some people open their dirty hand and type western propaganda on public forums.was it only the US,MSF and WHO that helped liberia,sierra leone and guinea to curb ebola?,the US deployed troops there,to do what?,shoot the virus with guns?.
Nigeria donated half of the funds that was stipulated by ECOWAS and AU to curb ebola,we sent in over 600 of our best health experts to liberia and sierra leone,we donated a huge amount of materials and drugs worth over $10m,we left our border open for them and did not stop business transactions,we provided{and still providing} weather forcast and atmospheric monitoring for ebola hit zones.
what else do people want Nigeria to do?
What did egypt,kenya,ethiopia and south africa do?,absolutely nothing!,yet some mentally disturbed vultures will come here to accuse Nigeria of abandoning our "brothers and sisters"....we've always been generous,overtly so.

@jpphilip,do you lack tact?.what i wrote was "Colonel Odumegwu Ojukwu",clearly stating his rank as a Nigerian army officer,I then further went ahead to say "..was a trained Nigerian army general...",clearly stating his position as the leader of the Biafran revolution.what is so hard to understand in those two statements i typed?,i wasnt calling ojukwu a ranking general,i was simply highlighting his position as the topmost Biafran warlord.
kai!,do you call the leader of a revolution,a 'colonel'?,immediately ojukwu declared the sucessionist state of Biafra,he ceased to be a Nigerian army colonel,and became a general of his people.ojukwu was the hero of your people and that of your father.
Ojukwu took a sizeable portion of the Nigerian armoury,otherwise what did Biafran soldiers fight with for 3 years?,are you saying that biafran soldiers butchered over 50,000 Nigerian soldiers with only kitchen knives?
If you are still confused,then i rest my case.
PS: Nigeria had over 200,000 infantry men after the war,learn!.

MikeCZAR:
Nigeria was colonised by the British empire while Angola was colonised by Portugal.

I don't care what other men look like.

And how is what you care about my business?

dacostaANG:
Homenzinho mesquinho

lol.you call me an unsavory young boy,you must be in real pain.
homem louco velho.

overhypedsteve:
welcome back. where have you been.

i dey kampe o,oga mi.
lol,i was just on hibernation mode,got a very tight schedule these day.
moreover,i sighted you guys doing a very wonderful job,so i just sat back and enjoyed the show.
too many cooks,they say spoils the broth.

MikeCZAR:
Can you read and write portuguese?

what kind of asinine question is that,do i look portuguese to you?

dacostaANG:
Ok for a guy who speaks about others murdering English yet they can't even spell Portuguese correctly you are very funny.On the plane issue we call them crop dusters you I.d.iot.You Nigerians think you are the centre of Africa.
Nigeria don't even have a air superiority aircraft in service as we speak yet you call Angola ordinary.
Relax please english is not my preferred means of communication but don't ever think you're dealing with a fool here. Keep your rage to yourself and go educate yourself before trying to act like Queen Elizabeth.

lol.I aint Queen Elizabeth,rather,I am Prince Leonard Evarn,
Ok,thanks for admitting that you only have the elementary skill of tinkering around with crop dusters,what are you doing arguing about the capabilities of a fighter jet?,when did a mechanic become an aeronautic specialist?.
"keep your rage to yourself"?,whatever gave you the idea that i was raging?,please go and learn english in Namibia before coming here to spray bullets

dacostaANG:
So my friend what you saying I should agree with what you are saying here or else I'm a South African. No offense but you are a crazy guy.
We are not on the same level, you deal with myths and fantasies while I service planes in real live.
On the Portuguese issue if I were you I would leave that one aside because I'm not going on the usual african inferiority syndrome of resorting to culture/clan when someone has a disagreement with you.
In the meantime I'm fascinated by your broad imagination.

"not on the same level"?,of course we arent on the same level,you cant compare ordinary angola with Nigeria.
Man,you cant even write in fluent coherent english,i know that you emerged from a portugese colony,but damn!,you murder english more than a russian illiterate.
Do you think that you are discussing with novices here?
you service planes in real life?,yeah right,we are talking about fighter jets here,not crop sprayers.

MikeCZAR:
. That lost towns to Boko Haram?

Maintaining what?

lose what town?,last time i checked,no town with boko haram.

MikeCZAR:
Maintaining what?

our military force.

lezz:
He didn't only missed the import of your post but went ahead to derail the thread by unnecessary and unrelated accounts of that war.

If not for his moniker and detailed accounts of that war I was almost taking him for a southafrica.

His sense of patriotism needs to be bìtćh-slapped into active / defensive status.

And if he has no more information to promote the Nigerian military, he best stay as an observer.

right on point,his claims were unnecessary and downright unpatriotic.what kind of person claims that his country fought a 3 year battle against a renegade militia that was armed with only "knives and pitchforks"?.

lezz:
As much as your account of the biafran war might be more accurate, your swift impulse to lecture Evarn numbed your sensitivity to what he was saying. His emphasis was on the Nigerian army. He never sided or implied Ojukwu was a hero.
I would love to see more detailed account of military history and standing from you just like in your last post, that is, hoping your penchant for putting a patriotic Nigerian down doesn't become the overwhelming compulsion.

It is a disturbing dilemma,as you rightly said,my emphasis was on the Nigerian army,nothing i posted was false.@jpphilip lashed violently against me by suscintly claiming that i was aggrandizing ojukwu by portraying him to be an invincible army general,did i call ojukwu a general?,what i posted was: "Colonel Odumegwu Ojukwu",where did i imply that Ojukwu was a ranking general?.
It was also true that Biafra 'inherited' an impressive cache of weapons from the nigerian army,otherwise,what did they fight with for 3 years?.

Why do some people enjoy being unnecessarily unscrupulous?,i never in any of my post,mention that Ojukwu attained the rank of general,or that he was a divine matyr.The unsavory individuals who constantly hijack my amiable views on military matters must be intellectually bereaved if they cannot read my post and understand that we are practically saying the same thing,instead of erroneously concluding upon unrelated fallacies.