₦airaland Forum

Les: This long bad tory dis early mor mor, na wow o. *That person we de shout allah akbar, na God go punish u and ur kind!!*

Virgindove: People doing ds killings are beasts & they should b treated as such. Once captured,they should b shot instantly & mortal bodies throw into d sea. It's like a case of malignant tumor.Cancerous cells are neva allowed to grow. Abnormal case nids abnormal treatment.Naija must survive.

In the Name of Allah Most Beneficent Most Merciful

Present


A STATEMENT REGARDING JOS AND BORNO ATTACKS



In the name of Allah the mighty Who has power over everything, Who made fighting the disbelievers an obligation until justice is established on earth.

May peace and blessings continue to be upon the last messenger who wage jihad, the best of it.

O Nations of the World, be informed that verily the attacks in Suldaniyya (Jos) and Borno on the eve of Christmas was carried out by us, JAMA’ATU AHLUS-SUNNAH LIDDA’AWATI WAL JIHAD, under the leadership of Abu Muhammad, Abubakar bin Muhammad Shekau (May Allah preserve him), to start avenging the atrocities committed against Muslims in those areas, and the country in general. Therefore we will continue with our attacks on disbelievers and their allies and all those who help them, until Allah’s deen triumph by His Grace and Will.

O Muslims! Do not forget that Allah has enjoined us to make provisions for fighting the disbelievers, and for that we are reminding you that the disbelievers of the world are fighting Islam and Muslims. So you must stand and strive to protect your religion and life.

With Peace
JAMA’ATU AHLUS-SUNNAH LIDDA’AWATI WAL JIHAD
Who is waging Jihad in the country called Nigeria.




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I find it hard to understand why any Nigerian would want IBB to come back and be the leader of the country, He had his chance and failed (My Opinion),

Even for those who thinks he didn't do too bad, One thing for sure is, He didn't do Good too,

There are Millions of Nigerians, Why should we bring back a failed Leader?

If Johnathan is not good enough, fair enough, Lets vote for someone else we believe in and hope for the best

I agree with you all, and I want to go a step further. Trying to solve the power problem first is a step in the wrong direction. We should have industry before power. I know it sounds unreasonable but that's the only way forward. A few reasons for this are

1. To be rich, you have to spend more on assets and less on liabilities
Right now, NEPA can rightly be seen as a liability, it gulps more money than it produces as revenue. On the other hand, if we had functioning govt. funded industries (employing millions) more revenue will accrue to the country (which a fraction could be used to reduce power cost). Some people might ask at this point that don't industries need power to run? Yes they do, but it doesn't make sense to wait for power before one starts. After all, it is a fact that generating sets provide twice the amount of electricity that NEPA generates. Aso rock operates with or without NEPA. MTN, Airtel, and other major companies also operate profitably with or without NEPA

2. The cost of generating reasonable electricity is very high (beyond our present budget)
The largest solar power generating plant in the world located in Blythe California, can generate 1000MW. The cost of the plant is $6billion about N900billion. $6billion is about a quarter of 2011's budget of $28billion. The sector with the highest quota is education with slightly more than N900million! Don't forget that we need much more than 1000MW of electricity. Presently, I don't think we generate as much as 2000MW and even 6000MW can't power Nigeria effectively. To generate an extra 4000MW we'd need about N3.6trillion which is over 75% of the budget!

3. The poor economic/productive state of the country
Even if somehow we managed to fix NEPA and it's generating power effectively, I don't think the average Nigerian will be able to pay for its service. I know it sounds harsh but its the fact. We are not producers, we are largely consumers. Oil accounts for almost all the revenue we generate as a country. NEPA affects it too, but it is still thriving! A transformed NEPA does not automatically translate to richer Nigerians, it does not automatically provide jobs for millions. So how will people pay for the services of NEPA in the short run!

It is wrong to put the cart before the horse, or to buy a generating set before starting up a company! Promising reasonable power supply is as sensible as looking for white shadows.

I guesss GEJ doesn't want to debate his self-confessed lack of political experience, administrative skill and non-suitability for the office as revealed to the US Ambassador, or his moronic attempts to exonerate MEND from bombing and killing of innocent Nigerians at the independence day ceremonies, just for political gain.

I'd personally want to watch the debate and see if GEJ can defend any of the postings on fb, which were obviously written for him.

The governor of Plateau state has said the bombings were politically motivated terrorism, aimed at pitting Christians against Muslims to start another round of violence.

Weep not, Nigeria as it is will remain like this unless you all join Islam.

The explosions in Abuja during Nigeria's 2009 Independence Day celebrations marked the first time that car bombs had been used in Nigeria since the end of her civil war in 1971. The multiple car bombs simultaneously triggered to maximize Christian casualties during the 2010 Christmas celebration in Jos, Nigeria's religious tinder-box, is the second such incident in the past year, differing from the Abuja blast only in the scale of carnage wreaked, and the technical sophistication of the devices used.

Ominously, BOTH of these car-bomb incidents bear the unmistakable signature of Osama Bin Laden's Al Queda terror network, which has made no secret of its stand in support of any African zealots that would seek to impose, vai bloodshed if necessary, extremist Islamic sharia governments anywhere in sub-Saharan Africa. By inflicting mass death on Nigerian Christians during the holiest day of the Christian calendar, that message of bigotry and loathing has been delivered in a callous and savage way, by those who would have Nigeria regress to the 18th Century.