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xpac01:
Oh! Sorry. Please brothers and sisters lets pray:
our Father in heaven, we come before you this evening with hearts full pains and eyes full tears. Father we ask that you grant rest to the dead ones, peace to the bereaved and death to our nonchalant leaders. And father teach people like Samflexxy how to respect their elders. IJN we pray, amen.

amen and GOD forgive our sins

Sources: Naij.com news, Vanguard

Not less than 35 people including five army
personnel and a local hunter were killed by a
bomb explosion on Thursday morning around
Mararaba-Mubi area of Adamawa State.
According to Vanguard, a Yola resident told
journalists that a joint team of the military and
local hunters on every-day patrol of the region
following their effective recapture of the Mubi
town when the bomb fixed by the insurgents
detonated killing 35 people promptly.
The eyewitness said the place of the blast was a
crowded area where people returning to the
area after the recapture of Mubi gather to do
one business or the other.

"General" because am bossy

Only a derange can know his kind

deji68:
So naa rumour u dey spread now get a life

your papa! No believe until youu die!

Naij.com

BREAKING NEWS A Nigerian Army officer who did not mention his name brief media that some Nigerian armies will Attack ABU,FCE,ATBU and KASU on 29th November, 2014 in the name of BOKO HARAM which will enable the President to declare state of emergency. Please be aware and spread the news to every Nigerian and students let's be vigilant.

LoolLoolLool

The presidency did not disclose the purpose of
the visit, but there are signs that it may be
related with the Boko Haram terrorists,
disturbing Nigeria since 2009.
President Jonathan may need to ask his Chadian
colleague about the fate of millions of dollars
paid to forge a ceasefire deal with Boko Haram.
President Idris Deby, warmly received Jonathan.
Photo: Reuben Abati
The former Governor of Borno State, Senator
Ali Modu Sheriff, accused by Australian
negotiator, Dr. Stephen Davis, of sponsoring
Boko Haram, was conspicuously absent in
President Jonathan’s delegation.

Kudos

Fp

tomakint:
So according to your logic PDP is the problem while APC is the solution! You try.....

some of you love to suffer or your family benefiting from coruption

We need change please

APC spokeman said if APC were in power naija would have won 3-2.

Atiku Abubakar has expressed his
frustration with the Nigerian Federal
Government regarding the way the Boko
Haram Insurgency situation is being handled.
The former Vice President and presidential
aspirant under the All Progressives Congress,
APC has added that Nigerians should brace up
to defend themselves against the extremist
Boko Haram sect.
“First of all, I must confess that I am extremely
frustrated with the Federal Government
because this insurgency has lasted far too
long,” he said. “It is more than five years now.
Nigeria has got all that it takes to eradicate it
within a couple of months but it has been
allowed to set up for too long. I don’t believe
that there is a rare capacity on the part of the
Federal Government to tackle the insurgency in
the Northeast.”
Abubakar has also added that despite various
efforts of the Government to bring an end to
the insurgency and senseless deaths, the sect
had continued to mount a bloody campaign
against Nigerians; killing and maiming people and
overrunning territories.
He accused the Federal Government of
diverting their manpower and effort towards
less important matters and not making the
protection of the people in the Northeast top
priority.
“Nigerians should press on government to take
drastic measures to really bring the insurgency
to an end,” he said.
He then urged Nigerians to stand up and fight
for themselves.
“People must stand resolutely in the face of the
attacks and not abandon their towns, women and
children, ” he said.
“People must not wait for soldiers to protect
them. There are even instances where soldiers
on ground ran away in the face of attack,” he
added.
It will be recalled that Atiku Abubakar recently
condemned “the “senseless murder of these
innocent students.”
Former military Head of State (rtd)
Muhammadu Buhari has also condemned the
attack saying:”there was no doubt that we were
going through a dark chapter in the history of
our country.”

Rubbish news......real news. Political thugs on a revenge mission attacked a
local school in Minna, Niger state capital this
morning injuring two students.
A niger State government source said the attack
was not carried out by Boko Haram but political
thugs in the area. The two students were
inflicted with machete cuts and they have been
taken to an area hospital according to our
source.
Last week in the state, a female suicide bomber
attacked the Federal College of Education,
Kontagora killing herself and another student.
Today’s attack, according to a security source
occurred around 10am in Limawa Primary and
Secondary School.
Armed security personnel have been deployed to
the scene as at the time of this report.

Sunday Adebomi, a Nigerian born United
States Army Captain has urged President
Goodluck Jonathan to suspend every form of
gentility and get down with the Boko Haram
terrorists group.
NAN reports that Adebomi, who hails from
Ise-Ekiti in Ise/Orun local government area of
Ekiti State and had been in the U.S. Army for
almost two decades, gave the advice on Sunday
in Ado-Ekiti, the state capital.
He said for the President to win the war against
insurgency, he has to shelve his gentility and
introduce a hard stand. He said the war against
insurgency could be won if the Federal
Government was determined, adding that there
were several ways of wiping out the sect and
stopping the incessant killings. He added that if
the Federal Government was ready to end Boko
Haram today it will be achieved.
“ Who are those in the sect that dare face the
government? But unfortunately, I suspect there
are some bigwigs behind these people. Mr
President is being too gentle in his handling of
the killings; but unfortunately, it is daily
assuming dangerous dimension; gentility cannot
win the war. Although gentility is not a crime but
Mr President will have to be more aggressive
because this is a security threat to the entire
nation. Mr President will have to take a stand on
the matter either to continue to tolerate the
sect and leave Nigerians to be mourning every
day with the several killings. Mr President
should give a matching order to the military to
wipe them off once and for all. Not until a
strong stand is taken Nigerians may not be able
to sleep with their eyes closed,” he said.
The U.S army captain, who said the Nigerian
military has been doing a good job in the
troubled states, stated that the military is
fighting unknown faces and faceless groups. He
said to effectively combat the menace, the
Federal government will have to first identify
the cause of the problem, the root, sponsors,
as well as where and how these insurgents get
their weapons.
According to him, the security agencies do not
also understand the terrain they are fighting
the war because most of them are alien to the
battle fields, adding that they know nothing
about the sect, and questioned how they will
fight such war and win.
Adebomi, who revealed that he led over 5,000
U.S. soldiers to war during the Pre-Mobilisation
in 2010, expressed optimism that the sect could
be wiped out. He said the sect meant nothing to
the Nigeria security agencies if genuine
commitment was there adding, all the military
need is the Presidential directive.
The Nigerian born U.S soldier urged Mr.
President to read the riot act to the governors
of the affected states or be made to face the
wrath of the Federal government, noting that
the President could also compel the governors
in the states to account for each soul lost to the
insurgents.

Vanguard’s regional editor (North), Soni
Daniel, has noticed a pattern in President
Goodluck Jonathan’s handling of the Boko
Haram issue. In his opinion article, he
maintains it has become easy to predict
President Jonathan’s reaction to any attack,
as he would condemn the terrorists and vow
to deal with them. However, it may appear
that the stronger he President’s remarks
are, the more ruthless the terrorists
become.
Mr. Daniel then lists a number of occasions
when President Jonathan was forced to
condemn the actions of Boko Haram after yet
another attack, or promised to curb Boko
Haram’s activities in his speeches on various
political occasions.
After the Boko Haram’s November 10th, 2014,
attack on the Government Science School in
Potiskum, Yobe State, when scores of young
students were killed, Jonathan has promised to
“bring to justice” all those responsible for the
crime and “make them pay”
After Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (rtd.) was
attacked by Boko Haram in Kaduna on July 23,
2013, President Jonathan assured that the
Federal Government would continue and further
intensify its ongoing efforts to effectively curb
the menace of terrorism in the country. Again,
he denounced the “dastardly targeting of the
prominent political and religious leaders by
terrorists and enemies of the nation in an
odious attempt to inflame passions and
exacerbate disquiet, fear, insecurity and
sectional divisions in the country.”
In April, hundreds of Chibok town (Borno
State) schoolgirls were kidnapped from their
dormitories by Boko Haram, and, on the same
day, the tragic bombong in Nyanya, Abuja’s
suburb, occured. In May, a number of bombs
went off in various parts of Nigeria, killing and
injuring hundreds. Again, President Jonathan
condemned Boko Haram’s actions and assured
of the Army’s and securoty forces’ ceaseless
efforts to bring terrorism to a halt in Nigeria.
Ever since the Boko Haram’s ‘advent’ in Nigeria,
Mr. Daniel points out, President Jonathan uses
pretty much same words, expressions and
promises. Instead of talking about Boko Haram,
the President should consider starting to work
more to end the terror.

Problem dey

Horus:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRMUYlvqUBI

[size=15pt]Boko Haram Are Getting Arms From The Nigerian Armed Forces[/size]

Ever wondered where the Islamist sect Boko haram get their arms?. A Public Affairs Analyst, Mahmood Othman, says
the members of Boko Haram get their arms from the Nigerian Armed Forces. He said that the arms are gotten whenever they attack Police stations and military posts.

confirm

komekn:

Apologies if I sound too hard on you that was not my intention. I appreciate your insight.

I wanted to highlight what we are calling sophisticated weapons is simply being basic weaponry that should not be sending the NA army scampering for safety, deserting and seeking safe sanctuary in Cameroon.

However, it is no longer a matter of dispute, we are struggling to contain Boko the question is WHY

only the president can answer this

Retain them

goodygirl1:
BH boys killing innocent youths, foolish youth killing themselves in the name of cultism, greedy politicians embezzling.....Nigeria, which way

na to go ghana

Jsplash:
na waoh o...
even cultist dey advice people against cultism?

best comment so far.

Say no to cultism

A student of the Federal University of
Technology (FUT), Minna, arrested along
with 9 other people by the Niger State
police on suspicion of cultism, made a serious
confession.
According to Vanguard, all the 10 suspected
cultists were nabbed with dangerous weapons
on a tip-off. The preliminary investigation
however allowed to screen out 7 people, the
source said. Out of the remaining 3 people, two
were FUT students.
It was learnt from the police that all the 3
suspects were allegedly members of Neo-Black
Movement (NBM) a.k.a .
The state Police Commissioner, Mr. Olusola
Amore, revealed that the alleged cultists were
arrested as they tried to initiate new members.
The police recovered 2 locally made pistols,
3 live ammunition 9mm caliber, 3 axes and
3 pairs of fraternity uniforms.
A 500-level computer science student, who was
believed to be the gang leader, said he had
been initiated 4 years ago to fight injustice and
oppression in FUT. Terrified over the
development, the young man lamented:
“I have been in this gang for four years, but I
have never fought against any form of injustice
because our school, FUT, Minna, is calm. My
parents are in Lagos and still together but they
are not aware that I am in this problem. In fact,
I am regretting being in this mess.”
Having confirmed that their group was “cultist”,
the student advised his mates to stay away from
the gang adding that he regretted joining it.
“I don’t advise even my enemy to belong to this
gang because there is nothing to gain from it. I
personally am regretting now. Cultism is not
good.”
When asked whether he knew any other gang
members, the suspect said, with tears trickling
down his face:
“I am about to graduate; so I don’t know of
other members.”