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MAY 7 WHERE UNA DEY

Idriss Deby, Chadian President has claimed that he singlehandedly called war on the extremist group, boko haram, and as slammed Nigerian President saying nothing would have been done if the war was left to him as Chad was never authorised the decision.



Nigeria’s Goodluck Jonathan had claimed that after five years of tolerating the sect that killed thousands, he finally this January embarked on the serious effort to defeat Boko Haram to make him more electable and to allow voting in occupied territory; however the Chadians have said that this real war against the terrorists was decided upon unilaterally by Deby in reaction to Boko Haram obstructing Chad’s trade routes with Nigeria and the economy of the landlocked nation.

He made quotes from Reuters saying: Officials from Chad, Niger and Cameroon say lack of cooperation from Nigeria has for months hampered efforts to put together a regional taskforce against Boko Haram. Chad was compelled to take unilateral action in January, under a deal that allows it to pursue terrorists into Nigeria, after Boko Haram violence started to choke off imports to its economy.
But for a country proud to be a major African power, it would be an embarrassment to President Goodluck Jonathan as he seeks reelection for a smaller nation to tackle Nigeria’s
security problems, diplomats say.

Chad has been ready to press deep into territory controlled by the Islamist group but Nigeria refused to let them.

We turned back because Nigeria did not authorise us to go any further,” army spokesman Colonel Azem Bermandoa said.

But the Chadians say there have been no joint operations between the two forces. Nigeria has for months hampered efforts to put together a regional taskforce against Boko
Haram.

Nigeria’s military spokesperson, General Chris Olukolade Wednesday denied the Chadian claims of Nigeria stalling Chadian aggression against the terrorists, stating that the Nigerian side has no qualms with the Chadians but leads the mission to liberate the nation.

The revelations from Chad appear to be fueling distrust, suspicion and tensions between Nigeria and its neighbors and dis-credits the leader of Africa’s most populous nation and a nation that was prior credited as having one of the best armies in Africa.

President Jonathan is yet to react to Chad’s claims of the small country having been unilaterally behind the the drive to liberate Nigeria from the grasp of Boko Haram.

After Chad engaged Boko Haram in Dikwa, Nigeria chased Chad out with the excuse that the Nigerian side planned to drop bombs on Boko Haram in Dikwa. Chad later claimed Boko Haram leader, “Abubakar Shekau” escaped at Dikwa with the Nigerian intervention, and Chad’s president personally warned Shekau that the Chadians knew where he went to and will soon get him.

SOURCE : http://www.gidipost.ng/2015/03/jonathan-was-never-ready-i-singlehandedly-called-war-on-boko-haram-idris-deby-chadian-president/

younix:
yipeeeeee I found my bday mate. am may 7 too.

yes Oooo am MAY 7

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AT last, the governor of Ondo state Dr Olusegun Mimiko has decamped from the Labour Party (LP)to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
Leaders of the LP and Chieftains of both parties confirmed to newsmen in Akure.
But his Information Commissioner Kayode Akinmade said that due to the ” serious Pressure” from the Leadership of the PDP before and after the Osun governorship election, the governor is still consuylting with stakeholders across the Country on this”
Akinmade said that ” for now the governor is still in Labour Party even if he will eventually move he cannot take a unilateral decision on this matter.
But another Commissioner in the cabinet Barrister Remi Olatubora of Adult Education Ministry was categorical about the governor movement to PDP when he said ” I woke up this morning as a LP chieftain but going to bed tonight as a PDP chieftain. Source :http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/08/mimiko-decamps-pdp/

Counting down to runs things

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Funpeter: Letter was sent from the chambers of a renown lawyer in Nigeria which also has a private Uni in Ekiti state and a former personal lawyer to Baba iyabo pleading on our behalf. My department is saying we have taken them too court and my level coordinator dey para say we go report her to A*e. All our hope is on God now cos Eksu are rounding up the names with them tomorrow btw heard senate will sit tomorrow
make dem do d needful abeg


i no a day i like a thousand years why a thousand years is like a day in d sight of God.

God will surprise you my brother, and we shall celebrant together IJIN

Thank God for today, 1 day, 1 month to call up number, baba God na ur hand january 20th dey ooooo

Wats up guys, 20th of january 2014 call up number tins, can't wait for dat day, baba God na your hand he dey ooooooooo

One of the biggest
supporters and kinsman
of President Goodluck
Ebele Jonathan, Alhaji
Mujahid Dokubo-Asari,
has declared that the
president has lost the
support of his political
base, the South-south and the South-East
owing to the failure of his government to
deliver on its promises.
Dokubo-Asari, at a press conference in Abuja on
Friday, said that it would be tough for Jonathan to
win the presidential election in 2015 if he decides to
run based on the poor showing of his administration.
He said that his decision to speak out was for him
and others who are ardent supporters of Jonathan not
to be blamed for his failure in 2015.
He said: “I want to start with an Ijaw proverb, which
says: the eyes watched its seven children to death.
Instead of advising them, it was just looking at them
until they died, while the mouth talked its only child
to life and success.
“We have continued as Ijaw people and the entire
Niger Delta and South-South to support the
presidency of President Goodluck Jonathan, but a
time has come when silence cannot be golden.
“We mainly speak out in issues that are very critical
to the survival of our people, the survival of the
people of the South-South and the South-East, which
happens to be the political base of Goodluck
Jonathan.
“Jonathan is surrounded by very greedy people who
are only in the Presidency to enrich themselves at
the expense of Goodluck himself.
“This brings us to another Kalabari proverb, which
says: where there are elders, a goat cannot be
allowed to deliver tied to a stick.
“If we don’t talk and we continue to brush it aside,
tomorrow we will be blamed and people will say:
Mujahid Dokubo-Asari was around when Goodlcuk
Jonathan was president and he didn’t talk.
“Them I will be an accomplice and accessory after the
fact….
“It is alarming because the South-South must have
its uninterrupted eight years tenure, which is
constitutional.
“But with how things are going under Jonathan’s
watch, we are afraid that we may not be able to have
our eight years tenure because there will be no
magic about it if it is going to be one man one vote.”
Dokubo-Asari said he will continue to speak out
despite the fact that he had benefitted from
Jonathan, adding that one of those causing trouble
for the President remains the Minister of Niger Delta
Affairs, Chief Godsday Orubebe.
He said: “I have benefited immensely from Goodluck
Jonathan with my stake but benefit alone is not
enough to make me to keep quiet when the period is
very challenging for our people.
“So, some of us are tempted to ask this question:
why are all these things happening?
“Why has the President allow some ministers like
Godsday Orubebe to continue in government?
“Everyday people die on the East-West Road.
“If Orubebe is incompetent as he has shown himself
to be, he should be removed.
“Nobody voted for Orubebe.
“And why is Orubebe so important to the President
that he can’t remove him even in the face of his
obvious incompetence and several allegation to
corruption?
“We feel very ashamed and embarrassed.
“Orubebe was one of us.
“He was attending meetings with us, sleeping in the
ground with us, entering night bus with us and we
nominated him to be appointed a minister.
“We have gone to him and complained to him that
we don’t like they way things are going in his
ministry and told him that if the President leaves in
2015 without the completion of the East-West Road,
we are finished.
“And the man keeps telling us there is no money.
“When IBB (former military President Ibrahim
Badamasi Babangida) was there, there was money.
“When Abacha was there, there was money.
“When others were there, there was money.
“How come the money disappeared when Jonathan
got there?
“Jonathan and orubebe will account for the death in
the East-West Road.”
On the face-off between Jonathan and former
President Olusegun Obasanjo, Dokubo-Asari said
there was no need for it.
He said that no matter what Jonathan feels, he still
remains a beneficiary of Obasanjo’s large
heartedness.
He said: “First, there was no need for Goodluck
Jonathan to disagree with Olusegun Obasanjo.
“I don’t like Obasanjo.
“I don’t like his face.
“I hate him.
“But he was instrumental in bringing Goodluck
Jonathan to power.
“And the greedy people around Jonathan have not
managed him enough to the extent that the
President and people around him will allow Jonathan
to disagree with Obasanjo openly
“And if you check, all the people who supported
Goodluck Jonathan and fought to bring him to power,
have openly disagreed with him.
“What was the cause of these disagreements?
“These are the questions we want to put to the
president.
“Some people say Obasanjo is manipulating
Goodluck Jonathan, that is why Jonathan is
disagreeing with him and we ask: what has Goodluck
Jonathan’s government achieved to show that it is a
departure from other governments that have existed
since 1956?
“For us, nothing has changed.
“It is still business as usual.
“So what are the advice that Obasanjo gave to
Jonathan that were so difficult for him to fulfill, that
made him decide to fall out with Obasanjo?
“Obasanjo was instrumental and manipulated the
process that illegally removed Diepreye
Alamieyeseigha as governor of Bayelsa State and
installed Jonathan as governor, made him vice
president, fought for him to become acting president
and also fought for him to become president of
Nigeria.
“Apart from Obasanjo, there are so many people who
supported Goodluck Jonathan, some have been
pushed out by those who were not there to give him
any support, while some others are trapped and they
cannot talk.
I have a feeling that Fulani man Buhari would have
done more for Niger-delta than Jonathan has done so
far Jonathan has done nothing for Niger Delta
actually. It is getting more and more difficult to
support him, the second niger bridge is another
issue. Even his allies are denouncing him. What a
shame! www.talkofnaija.com/news/696047_bombshell-pres-jonathan-can-t-win-in-2015-dokubo-asari

Av noticed dat most people dat comment in this thread are EKSU students, and the batch C thread was OAU students

Ojestas: and are dey allowing pple with no attached results ?

at all ooooo, dey av strict instructions not to, cus I asked

Reporting from the ancient city of Ado-Ekiti , EKSU, just to fill my mobilization form, the skul dry ehn......... I doubt if we go reach 200 dat will be mobilized, cus people no even show sef, probably cus they did nt allow submission without attaching notification of result, plsssss oooooo if u knw any student of Eksu tell dem dat dey shud com and do der clearance ooooooo, der is still time, and nothing is impossible....IRE OOOOo

Yask2guy: Welcome back to d hauz...

thanks bro, wetin dey happen for here nw?

Hello friends am back again, sowi for goin offline for so long, was battling with Eksu for my clearance jare, but I tank God sha, wetin dey happen nw?

Ojestas: taking over from ajoskele this night . .*closes gate** BEWARE of DOGS!

takin over from ojjesta, una too dey snore for this house oooo, lukin at the gate and saw some boko boys, I sharply run to anoda street

Funpeter: Before i say good nite make i drop this proverb from my guy OVERDOSE " Before u swallow a mango seed First of all measure the diameter of your ANUS" good nite pals wishing u all a nice weekend.

egbon pls go and sleep u are disturbing us dat ar doin night guard here nw

A fierce gunfight launched by the  fundamentalist Islamist group, Boko Haram, against the Camerounian soldiers has led to  the killing   of no fewer than 180 insurgents and two gendarmes  around a Nigerian  border with Cameroun.

It was gathered that during the battle which took place on Tuesday evening, many of  the wounded insurgents   were also arrested.

About 200 rifles, 70 machine guns and heavy military hardware were said to have been  recovered from the insurgents by the soldiers.

A reliable military source confirmed the development  to our correspondent shortly after the the Nigerian Army in Kano State disclosed that it  had foiled a plot to bomb Kano during the forthcoming  Sallah festival  by uncovering  a bomb factory in Gezawa Local Government Area.

It was gathered that the Camerounian authorities directed  the soldiers to launch the  attack against the Nigerian   gunmen, who had earlier on Tuesday,  ambushed and killed two gendarmes on patrol in  the border community.

Our source said the  soldiers, while  pursuing   the insurgents, sent a signal to   their Nigerian counterparts,   to be on the alert to avoid  the escape of the fleeing insurgents.

 According to the source, the  number of those killed,  the arrests and  the  recovered arms   indicated that many  Boko Haram  members, who were forced out of Nigeria through military operations, had already “settled comfortably”  in Cameroun.

He said, “The Camerounian troops have been involved in a serious confrontation with the insurgents. They have killed over 180 of them.

“Almost 200 rifles and 70 machine guns were recovered from them by Camerounian  soldiers.

 “What led to this operation was that the insurgents killed two  gendarmes on patrol around the border with Nigeria on Tuesday. I think this angered them to order a comprehensive raid of the hideouts of the insurgents.

 “You can see from the casualty figure and the level of seizures that they were already comfortable in that part of Cameroun until this incident.

 “Ironically, the Camerounians who had  been reluctant in spite of complaints by Nigeria at the diplomatic level are the ones now  reaching out to us to ensure that the fleeing insurgents are not allowed to escape. So, I can tell you that the heat is on them.”

 It was also gathered that  Nigerien soldiers  in  the Multinational Joint Task Force  killed an unspecified number of  Boko Haram members on  some island communities  near Lake Chad on Sunday.

Investigations   revealed that the Nigerien component of the MNJTF  went after  the insurgents on learning of the killing of one of them.

Our  source said  the intensified military action against the insurgents had made the nation’s northern border rather too  hot for them.

 When our correspondent contacted the Director of Defence Information, Brig.-Gen Chris Olukolade, he said,  “Our neighbouring countries, either through the instrumentality of the Multi National Joint Task Force or through their security instruments,  are involved in operations to complement what we are doing against terrorism.

“I am aware that the MNJTF and  Nigerian security agencies   are combing everywhere for any strange movement in our  territory,”  Olukolade said.

Also in Abuja on Wednesday,  the Commander ‘3’  Brigade of the Nigerian Army,  Brig. Gen Illiyasu Abba, said that  operatives raided a house in  Gunduwawa,  Gezawa LGA and discovered a bomb factory.

 He  told journalists at a press briefing in Kano  that  bomb making items recovered from the factory were meant to carry out attacks in Kano during the  Sallah and other festivals this year.

 A young man suspected to be a child of the owner of the   house  rented out   to the suspected terrorists was shot dead.

Abba  said, “At about 2 am on October  8, a combined team of the JTF troops and Department of State Services raided two Boko Haram terrorists’ hideouts at Gunduwawa village in the Gezawa Local Government Area.

 “The raid, which was conducted following a lead on intelligence reports, made no arrests as the terrorists fled the village on the approach of the JTF troops and DSS personnel.

 “The weapons  and other dangerous materials were meant to wreak havoc on Kano during the Eid-el-Kabir and other festivities before the end of the year.’’

 He listed Improvised Explosive Devices, ‘two AK 58 with 193 rounds of 5.56 mm ammunition, one AK 47  magazine with 107 rounds of 5.56 millimeter ammunition, bows and arrows as some of the recovered items.

Three primed cylinders of IEDs, one primed explosive suicide back pack, 18 empty IED cylinders, 24 detonators,   a small bag of fertiliser,  IED timers  cortex wires, three remote control devices, five Motorola hand held radios, four communicators, six alarm clocks, two cartons of  nine -volt batteries, a scale, one external hard drive and one heavy duty charger/battery were also recovered from the house. http://www.punchng.com/news/180-bharam-insurgents-killed-by-camerounian-soldiers-military/

Funpeter: Abeg make una help me my system is too slow and the window 7 is saying not genuine what can i do? Tanks for your reply.

your system being slow can mean many tins, well, cus I av seen it before means it has virus, but d part of not being genuine means u av to register it or install it all over again

@tunapa u are welcom ooooo

Am here oooooo

Creamy_chi: morning house,hw u guys doing?catching up on d missed pages nd i can say we r moving forward...
Newcomers welcome 2 d fam.
@DH lol.missed u too
@all hv a lovely day ahead

u are welcom oooo, we av missed u too

lauraaa: Jud passn . nice 1 guys, kip it real. Buh u guys cn still b frnds wit us @ d oda batch c thread. I tink dis is nt bout batch c 13 or batch a 14. I tink its bout us, all of us.

hmmmmm madam we hear u, but that house bring back memories, we go dey try sha

Anybody in the house?

Happy new month house, pls nobody shud tell house happy independence ooooooo, cus ther is nothing happy about it jare, chai , I still remember wen I was in primary and secondary school wen independence was a big party wher we will go and match at the stadium ( my school always carried first, military tins) now for the past two years na mourning tins we dey do, make God help us ooooooooooo

[quote author=U235weapongrade]@gabby02 dia is really much to discuss,though the present generation of leaders have failed us,we can't allow our own generation to make nigeria worse dan it is now.thou i'm tired of naija , i still see potentials...

My guy we av been talkin since but no results , nigerians shud stop wasting ther saliva, na revolution we need for nigeria

David Hume: www.nairaland.com/1460361/9ja-53-call-discuss-state

Pls click and let's discuss

my guy wats der to discuss in Nigeria? at times i regret being born in this useless country, ASUU Strike, Killings everyday and the president is a clueless as a new born baby< corruption everywhere, day light robbery of wat u call salaries by senators and legislators, my guy na mourn we supose mourn tmr

dubsy20: This house dry sha! 5pm-9pm again??

lols my guy no vex i dey hear oooo

Creamy_chi: Oau,philosophy class of 12.and u?

EKSU banking and finance class of 12

U235weapongrade: @tutulicious, I zoom u.

No david_humes -
No gabby
No funpeter

my guy no vex jare na nepa cause am lols, hw tins nw?