₦airaland Forum

ops:
@ femu
While I'm not against your facebook campaign, I think equating the price of 1kg pork to $1 is a little flawed.
I'm not saying the pricing can't be better but you should be looking at the REAL value of the price (N280-N300) as against dollar value; some economists are actually asking for devaluation of the naira which indeed has its advantages (e.g nigerian pork will actually be cheaper in the international market so it can be an export item once safety standards are met).

omode2:
at side religious beliefs many do not consume pork due to hygiene issues bt when many saw d neetness of modern pigs rearing they became interested. Even yours truely.

Validated:
I am indeed sick. Sick because a General that is paid with my money (tax) to protect innocent lives decided to do the opposite and you applaud him.
Yes, I am sick because we have a nation that does no value the lives of her citizen, even in 2015 21st century). This is not 1976 dear, the rest of the world have moved on.
Yes, I am sick because you cannot see beyond your noses, just because you are either politically blinded or etnically bias.
Yes, I am sick of a system that does no value lives. A system that gives anyone in authority the right "impudence" to maim, kill and destroy.
I am sick ... of your type.

resty4:
D op is sunni.his sunni bros ie isis n alquada r killg tauzas in syria,iraq n he's sayg poo here.

Tolexander:
Nonsense!

None of them protested the killing of Nigerian soldiers by the Islamic sect, Boko Haram.

Dragonking:
Stop being fo0lish abeg.

victorels:
Its just a question that need an answer.

The NA contacted the office of Amnesty international after the purported killing of the Shiite sect that they reported to have opposed their movement and also attempted to assassinate the COAS on his way to some official assignment.

While I do not argue with the NA on their report, it seem Amnesty International has kept mum over the issue even when other bodies that are not domicile in Nigeria are speaking out.

We did not forget the Ihejirikas case while he was in the shoes of The current COAS over bokoharam in borno state.

Please, has Amnesty International said anything about the issue yet?

omoharry:
so would rather they attack and our to kill army..while the do nothing..what would you have said if you heard that we lost one of our gallant soldiers..RIP would been your next word..why wont you talk like this...you are in a peaceful south , maybe you should relocate to the north and be close to them then i will start respecting you then whenever you counter my comment on this type of issue..death means nothing to them..why are u pained..people that blow theselm up just be thier thier religious good book..

LastProphet:
RULE OF LAW TO BLOCK A HIGHWAY FOR YOUR RELIGIOUS ACTIVITY? DID YOU LISTEN TO YOURSELF?

omoharry:
you are nothing but a blind fanatic muslim who will never be objective with this kind of situation at hand..you are defending this nuisance becos you are one of them...so if they had murdered one of our soldiers in the process of should thier islamic war song you would say they are defending thier religious rite...this is total nonsense..Northern Nigeria is at war...do you hear that Its is at war and the Army should be our friend becos they are defending the unity of this country.
Those shiit have no rite wht so ever to block the road and demostrate violent tendencies when soldies were tryin to even plead with them..I saw some with cultlass , sticks etc..insisting the soldies must not pass and are already shouting allah kubah or what ever they call it...this is madness at its hight and i am amazed that you did not see anything wrong in what they did than to blind your brain with your religion to defend them...is this how to serve God!!?...you guys are nothing but FANATICS that are a burden and threat to the world.

shadowgwalker:
in case u dont know, soldiers are more civilized than the socalled civilians. u can see that in the video, u can see that in the public how they queue, u can see that at their check points how they poliitely ask questions.

soldiers will only deal u a blow if u think u can outsmart them, forget the person u see...they are the strength of a nation. Soldiers are not interrogating dasuki, the law is haunting him down. soldiers work with commands and not at their will.

shadowgwalker:
mumu...u see police or mopol for the video? in what way has the rubbish npf ever helped in handling such?and who told u those boys have the patience for extended dialogues like this?

oh! u meant the soldiers would have made a call for the IG to invite his boys to handle the matter?

wirinet:
You should know that a soldier is not trained to use rubber bullets or dispel civil protests, a soldier is trained to kill or be killed. Protest are to be handled by the police or other para-military agencies.

I have been screaming for ages that it is wrong to deploy soldiers for civilian operations like protests, armed robbery and elections. It is very wrong and leads to the use of excessive force and hence strain the relationship between the military and civilians. Although in this case the army is said to be passing by with the COAS and his convoy was blocked by religious people. It is wrong for the chief of Army to be stuck in the middle of a protest or religious procession.

alex1612:
If police did the same, that is how u will condemned their action too. In conclusion, I can see that u are not law abiding citizen, else u won't say anything negative even without this video proof. I advice u, to disassociate from any acts that will make u to see uniform men as evil, else law will soon catch up with u.

PentiumPro:
Bros, I'm not a person easily sold on emotions. I will rather look at context, merits or otherwise of an action.
I doubt if you would be so foolish to threaten gun wielding and war weary soldiers with clubs, machetes, big stones and catapults and expect them to maintain their cool like those Senior army officers did, while restraining their men.

PentiumPro:
In the situation those guys found themselves, the rule of engagement is clear, do everything to protect yourselves and superior out of arms way..
I tell you, if this affront on the military by arms wielding thugs was in a place like Maiduguri, you would have been counting the deads in thousands.
They were not deployed for any operation, they were on the convoy of the COAS, which he is fully entitled to.
You guys are downplaying the serious breach of security and act of aggression of those thugs while ascribing the whole blame to the military guys.
You are entitled to your

opinion, just like I'm entitled to mine. The army guys did the right thing to protect themselves in the face of clear and present danger.

PentiumPro:
Absolutely.
The same people trying to blame the Soldiers would have been the ones to mock them if they've have been killed by those matchete and arms bearing miscreants.
Soldiers are not exactly trained to be civil, they are trained to be aggressive and kill if need be in the process of defending the integrity and sovereignty of Nigeria and the COAS is one of the symbol of Nigerian sovereignty .

eposho:
Go back and watch that video again, that's more like civil war brewing cap with disobedience.

senator2k9:
if ur children were students will u tell dem to go n block road n stop d chief of army staff frm passing? Even ur PAstor or babalawo will question the kind of upbringing/home training u gave them

wasamtech:
Am in ota, Ogun State. Let me know how many litres you want to buy so l can consider the price

falopey:
if an ideology will fuel national discord an degenerate into another terrorist organization, of course it should not be tolerated. Shiite itself is not tolerant. Why advocating for them to tolerate them. They have to be paid back with their old coin.

senator2k9:
students are so INTELLIGENT that they will never block the chief of army staff from passing.

cole265:
If these shita guys worshiping with ak47 had succeeded in assassinating bruitai or killing some members of the NA, many Nigerians like u will rap the army as incompetent. Pshhhhh.

dhejaavu:
[Like how much exactly.And coming from Ibadan will I have accommodation?]

Its a one-on-one training for about 2-3 days on the farm. It covers production practices and pig farm biz economics. we charge a little fee for the knowledge transfer and mentoring continues after the program forever

Immortalz:
Thats cool then, i sent you a PM bt you haven't reply.
Do you care to share the price tag attached to the training?

Immortalz:
permit me to ask, this showing of way, does it attract any financial obligation? If yes, what's the price? Also is it a group training, seminar or a one-on-one thing? Sorry to bother u with these questions, i reside close to ota and sincerely crave to know more.