₦airaland Forum

frosbel:
hope there are no jihad plans,

why? is it your job to find out or to capture.if you are looking for something like that maybe you should check out the topics with picture of armed gangs with mask on boats and white hostages.

[quote author=Niger_d link=topic=426640.msg5848148#msg5848148 date=1270657324]fita anan, Get out of this place go the section of Culture to register your status,

mai goro[/quote]wanan damuwan ka,dan iska.mai goro kuma sunan wanda ya chi uwarka.

ka lura da wawa nan Niger ko mai sunan sa.ama na ganai maganar ka, ama shinai ba za mu iya tsaya a kan gasiya? munai mi hakin mu dana jama'a ba? ko za mu zawna mu jira sai ta lalachai du ka?a gani na abu daya nai mu yarda da manyan mu, ama su ya kamata su yi abun da zai giyara mana wurin da za mu iya zawna mu sani gidan gidan nai.ba ka jai wani kasa a zage ka ba.du bi wulakanchi da a na mutanai daga Arewa a kudu in ba kana da hakuri.wanda Allah ya ba su,su yi mana aiki su giyara mana wurin nan arewa dan mu sakai ku suma a basu girma.

Mu yi magana akan yanda manyan mu su ka lalata mana kasa.mai ya sa gamu da arzikin ama ba chin gaba?wai kai ne ko ni ke jin da din yan mulkin Arewa.Mu duba yanda arewa ta zama!gan yanda aka lalata kasarmu na arewa da wahalah.Ba aiki,ba boko,talawchi,rashin lafiya da kuma tashin hankali a ko inaa.mai ya sa mun zama abun zagi da gori a kasanr ta najairiya?duk da alheri da Allah ya bar mana.shugabanin nai? ga su,sojajin ga su da ilimin siyasa.mu yi magana jama'a akan mai yasa.kuma wani mataki za mu dawka.

it seems the pastor Joesph is negating things pretty well .this pastor Asking why the issue of there visit be made public? is it not the same pastor statement i dey read now for sun papers.i don't know you if not for today and this sun report.but the media has a column for you to say your mind.They need to tell people(xtians) about your views on the papers while alot of us are here and can't even get a complain heard next door.telling people recent developments around them, is an action that even the church can't deny doing.so what is the complain all about.if you choose to see him then do rather than sound jealous.As the Imam and co. have a right to see him if given permission to and a right to annouce to there congregation what they know to encourage followers ,pray for him or GL and possibly support recent developments in good fate.

get a life! you are the internal security treat we have to the nation.take your facts to the appropriate agency if what you say is true.what people like you do is sow discords and disaffections.

that look like the chap was trying to park the right beside the plane.guys it is possible his target is on board the plane.
LOL
hunger dey fire me, if it last long i may consider this option o!!!

chosen04:
Are you sure you did comprehsion in school?
Cos you cant comprend a simple question.

How old is this gooferian?

sorry senior,you know say school hard and my village never had one.except for the one wey you and i attend for gooferian concepts and idealogy.

chosen04:
You are a lost soul, Pls get life and grow UP!!!!

you grow up.why play around here if you think what i am saying makes no sense.like i said b4 na the smell from the trash you find irresitable abi?
i know you have a biafra dream.dream on lady.for now let me have my fun and don't spoil it with your everything biafra brain.

Dominoifet:
He truely said it o, source Daily Trust. Page 4 verse 19

Brother you current no be small.

manmustwac:
@poster
u dey craze

so are you for wanting to talk to a mad man.

chosen04:
Arent u tired of hearing and listening to that never-ending TRASH?

e dey wori you? ok naija no go better for you.Trash! you must be in the trash for it to matter to you lady.you don't have to be here.i bet you can't stand the trash smell abi?better still creat a new topic "naija no go better".Get outta here with your sick thoughts.

I love Buhari and will vote him anyday anytime.what people are saying here is all bullshit compared to the Bleep up we are in now.Anybody that is not PDP is a good candidate for me.i hope PDP is destroyed someday. i hate PDP so much i can feel the taste!!!!

cheers!!!!

how you wish!!!
APRIL FOOL your are. Stop dreaming Nigeria go better! God dey!

good move Mr Jang! pls keep the good work and work for lasting peace not only in plateau but the entire Northern nigeria.be a patron of peace and a rare example in our present time.

please i need to know what we will fight for ?i have a problem understanding which one is priority.Government is new but full of PDP.so who or what are we to fight now ?

Jos: Three Injured, Four Arrested in Fresh Fracas
• Jang optimistic on Peace
From George Oji in Abuja and Seriki Adinoyi in Jos, 03.26.2010

At least three people, including the Divisional Police Officer in charged of ‘B’ Division in Bukuru, Jos, South Local Government Area of Plateau State, were severely injured in a fresh fracas that involved youth of the area following a fight that erupted after a football match.

This is coming as Plateau State Governor, Jonah Jang expressed optimism that given the reinforcement of security in the State as well as the desire of the citizens to embrace one another peace will soon return to the State. Jang who expressed this assurance while speaking to State House Correspondents after a meeting with the Acting President Goodluck Jonathan at the Presidential Villa Abuja vowed to leave no stones unturned in his efforts to restore peace and reunite the people of the State.
A statement by Brigadier-General, Donald Oji, for Commander of the Special Task Force, Jos, said “the violence started at about 5;30 pm, involving some youths after the games of Football, and led to a blockade of roads and assault on passersby, three people were injured in the process, including the DPO of “B” Division, Bukuru. Four people were also arrested in connection with the breach of peace”.

The statement further appealed to the public, especially youth to desist from taking laws into their hands, ‘’We appeal to the public, especially the youths to desist from taking laws into their hands and causing breaches of peace, we also appeal to parents and elders to reciprocate our gesture of restraints by admonishing their youths on this dangerous path of perpetrating violence which they have resorted to’’.

STF also warned that people should note that it is only exercising restraint and not that it cannot bring the necessary force to bear on them. It therefore urged the general public to go about their business without fear as the STF is well-positioned to protect them.
The STF also said it has assisted the Fan Community, in Barikin Ladi local government area to recover their cows that were rustled in the early hours of yesterday, where about five cows were recovered while efforts are still on to recover the remaining 25.
It said the assistance of the troops was prompted by distress calls received from the community leaders. It said two people have been arrested in connection with the incident. It reassured the people that STF is determined to restore normalcy in all the areas in the state.
Jang spoke as the Solomon Lar-led Presidential Advisory Committee on Jos crisis set up in January this year submitted its interim report to Jonathan in the Presidential Villa, Abuja yesterday.

“I believe that with the additional forces sent in for deployment in all the various localities to ensure that lives and property are protected, peace will be achieved. As you know you can win a war, but you cannot win peace, not easily.
“Everything is being done to ensure that peace returns to Plateau State. We have started talking to various groups; particularly the Fulanis who have been living here (Plateau) for so many years”, he assured, adding “I cannot leave behind this kind of Plateau State as governor,” the governor said.

While reminiscing on his early lives in Plateau, Jang said, “I was born in a neighbourhood of the Fulanis. The neighbour of my father was a Fulani man and I grew up with his children and even went to tend his cows, and if you look at my age now, around 66, then you would understand how long the Fulanis have lived around the Berom and other indigenes of Plateau State.
Meanwhile, a statement from the office of the Spokesman of the Acting President said Jonathan while receiving the interim report assured that the Federal Government was determined to formulate crucial next steps to stem the tide of grievance and intractable violence in Jos and environs.

It said Jonathan, expressed concern over the resurgent crisis in the area and declared that “we just cannot continue like this”. He noted that the area is going through a period of aggression and lawlessness which the Federal Government is determined to bring to an end.

The Acting President was reported to have thanked the committee for hard work and commitment, and expressed hope that its final report would provide practical and workable solutions to the Jos crisis.

Earlier, chairman of the committee, Chief Solomon Lar, informed the Acting President that the full report would be ready soon, explaining that the committee still required the input of certain critical segments to finalise the document.

He commended the Federal Government for its open determination to put an end to the crisis in Jos, which he said is caused by years of mutual suspicion and mistrust among the people in the area

i will shed no more tears for you any more, since you have not shown any mercy on yourselves.people grow up!

for how long will you cry and bleed each other to death? why o! why!!!! people?

News from Africa

25/03/2010 02:39 KANO, Nigeria, March 25 (AFP)
Nigerian flashpoint city still wracked by killings
Despite tightened security in the restive Nigerian city of Jos following recent sectarian massacres, a wave of revenge killings has claimed the lives of both Muslims and Christians.

The tension is so marked that inhabitants find it difficult to venture out in some parts of the central city, which lies on the faultline between the Muslim-majority north and the mainly Christian south.

"We now live in fear as a result of killings in the city, which makes it difficult for us to move about freely," Muhammad Sani Mudi, spokesman of the Hausa community of Muslims in Jos told AFP.

"We have lost 23 members to such secret killings in the past two weeks, while 58 others are still missing," he said late Tuesday.

On Tuesday, 25-year old student Adamu Haruna became the latest victim of the violence, said Hausa spokesman Mudi. He disappeared on the way to Friday prayers.

"He was last seen on Friday when he left his home for the central mosque," Mudi said on phone from Jos. His body, disfigured with machete cuts, was discovered at a city morgue, he added.

The dead and missing were mostly street sellers, newspaper vendors and drivers of motorcycle taxis, Mudi said.

But the same fear gripped the other side of the sectarian divide.

Donald Maiyaki, a Jos resident, said: "Everybody lives in fear in Jos due to these silent killings going on.

"I know of two Christian teenage students separately kidnapped in the past week. They are still missing".

Information commissioner of Plateau State, Gregory Yenlong, confirmed the problem.

"In the last two weeks not less than 20 people have been killed in selective killings," he said.

Nigeria's acting president Goodluck Jonathan deployed troops in Jos after the clashes in January, which left more than 300 mainly Muslims dead.

For a while, the troop presence brought a semblance of peace.

But earlier this month, in apparent reprisal attacks, Muslim Fulani herdsmen went on a killing spree in raids on Christian villages.

And although police say around 100 people were killed, state government officials have insisted that at least 500 ethnic Beroms perished in the attacks.

Plateau State police chief Ikechukwu Aduba has acknowledged the current tensions.

"The city has been polarised," he said recently.

"There are areas where a Christian will enter and Muslims will kill him and there are areas where a Muslim will enter and Christians will kill him.

"This is inimical to peaceful coexistence," he added.

"The police is aware of the secret killings in the city but we don't have data on the toll," Plateau police spokesman Mohammed Lerama said.

But efforts were underway to get religious leaders to work towards a lasting peace.

The troops are still visible in Jos, but the experts say it has only quelled the more overt, large-scale violence.

"The presence of troops has forced the warring factions to stop fighting openly but mutual animosity and resentment are still high and each faction stealthily strikes at the other , when it gets the chance," said Markus Kefas, a specialist at a private security agency.

"The troops can only patrol the major streets of the city and these killings are carried out in the recesses," he said.

Just last week the authorities relaxed by three hours a dusk-to-dawn curfew imposed on the city in the wake of the violence, arguing that the security situation had improved.

But Mudi said easing the curfew was a mistake, as it only gave the killers more cover.

For Kefas however, the curfew had no bearing on the problem, as most of the new wave of killings had happened in broad daylight.

"Therefore with or without curfew people bearing such animosity and resentment will carry out such attacks if they get the chance," said Kefas.

The most effective solution, he said, would in the end be genuine reconciliation.

But he warned: "The fear is that if these killings continue, there is the tendency of eruption of violence even with the presence of troops."

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where them dey, when the army come attack there base for delta state ? abi them go farm or fishing new hostage .what i see in the image is a bunch of cowards that prey on innocent people and exploit that for selfish gains.like someone rightly stated, if you have so much money to equip yourselves with weapons,you may just think twice and understand that the money could have made some smilinng faces and taken your case to the courts local or international.The weapons floating in your states is what will later destroy you, when the percieved treat is gone.to acquire weapons is hard but to clean em' up is harder .

@poster
NICE POINTS!About Nigerians i don't know for us.No be only us get bad leaders,no be only us poor,no be only us get different people and issues.but na only us dey hate ourselves pass others.the treat nigeria suffers is from within and from within the heart of a typical Nigerian.for me outside the leaders,the religious leaders,teachers and parents have failed this generation.you are siting examples on the road?go to nursery and primary school and see how that has trickled into the life and blood of anything Nigerian.hate thy neigbour with all thy heart,encourage nepotism .may God bring relief and change for the people inflicted with the cancer of thoughts parent share with the children,religious leaders spread and teachers express.

while people are killed from the heap of bullets that have escaped detections,this one goes to the museum for viewing.this is the merchants of death and destruction enriching themselves with blood money and killing the society.the least we as Nigerians can do is to provide intel to law enforcement agents to cub most of this in our society.If e good na us and if e bad na us!!!Nigerians you can help.start talking about what you see is wrong and don't be silent.It may come to you someday.

Do you hate Nigeria?
Do you hate Nigerians?
Do you hope,someday you will like anything Nigerian?
Do you ever hope you will forgive a Nigerian?
Do you ever think that Nigerians could be changed from good to bad and vice versa?
Do you think Nigerians could ever do away with PDP power,Godfatherism and nepotism?
Do you know what you have put into Nigeria to make her this and what were your contributions?
Do you Like your leaders?
Do you Like your environment(friends,family etc)?
DO you want all you [b]HATE to go and all that you LIKE to survive?

For all i know you sound like any other person out there telling us stories.he doesn't want to share his health details with us and that is his business now.
please Nigerians can we look beyond and forget this until he or she talk to us.lets be productive with our brains and time as the issue is causing us nothing.Lets focus on what is real and now.like godluck,power and other issues not one man in saudi.who is possibly dead,sick or recovering!

map is greatly flawed and for the record the northeastern part is not hausa as atleast it is largely Kanuri.which even in history stood seprately.Becomrich are you some Map freak or colonial goon trying to live his life of amalgamation and colonization again and again virtually?i don't know your obsessions with grouping people and mapping locations as if you are f**king europen trying to distinguish french and english territory.get something doing.

One travel to spain without concluding the task given to him by Nigerians,the other took his daughter on an official duty he was suppose to go and concentrate on.Naija wetin dey! haba no value for how the people feel,carry money go dey waste.
   As for me they should please stop sending anyone to Saudi for checking whether he is alive or not.He doesn't want to see them and record has shown that they have continued to fail in there objective of getting crediable facts.don't waste funds again.
      i beg una.goodluck has accepted the post and he should feel free to come back when he gets better as we can't fast forward it or slow it down.naija people!which one again between bayelsa and rivers?