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jayonpoint: Boko haram is a political scheme..mainly to raise money for 2015 election. D sudden winning came after Stephn Davis revelation report which indicted Jonathan cronies. shortly after naija military begin to prosecute n repeling d war against boko bois. Wat a sudden event? D problem wit nigerians is, we're cowards n sentiments is our biggest weakness. Its politics all along n conspiracy theories by FG since 18century.

Well said. Thank you

Definitely, most of you don't seem to get my point.

Let me try one more time to make it clear.

#Winning the war I am very happy with

I just feel the whole BH, Shekau ish are all premeditated.

All of sudden Shekau is dead, Boko boys are surrendering, $1billion approved to continue fighting the war.

Now, my point is all these may be tied to 2015 General election, money is needed for that election.

We could have killed Shekau long before now, those boys could have surrendered before now and so on.

And like I said earlier, the good thing is we are winning the war, no matter what the motive may be

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Jayclinics: We broke up with each oda late last year. I must say that i was to be blaimed for our failed relationship, she showed me great love and up till now i cant figure out why i treated her the way i did. When I came back to my senses after our break up, i realised that she has being part of my life all this while. I tried so hard to repel back the urge to plead and ask her to come back into my life. But the feelings now was so heavy that i cant comprehend. Finally I tried to get back with her, i knew it wasnt gonna be easy after all dat happened between us, i became more eager after i started seeing her in my dreams very often (never f***ked her in my dreams) Just one love story and scene after scene. She wasnt the same girl i used to know before (what more do i expect) i know it was all my fault so i tried really harder. She will be hostile to me in some of our meetings and sometimes she will be as friendly as ever, as if we are dating again, and during those friendly times she will tell me how she do see me in her dreams too. She told me she doesn't believe in love any longer that our relationship cannot work again.

Finally, i decided to give up as i noticed that i usually felt uneasy and disturbed each time i remember her. I started searching for more serious ways to forget about her and move on with life. But Before i gave up, i decided to confront her very best female friend who happend to be one of my casual female friends so that she can help me out since talking to her is like pouring water on AN igneous rock. Unfortunately, the friend told me that i better back off, that she has got no feelings for me anymore.

The problem now is that, no matter any lady i try to date, at first things will move on smoothly and i forget everything about my ex but when ever she surfaces again in my dreams, takes some time shaa, things become so uneasy and uncomfortable for me. I will start thinking about her like i will die if she doesn't accept me back. She has also told me several times that she sees me too in her dreams. We kind of enjoy telling each oda abt the dreams. Like:

"Jay i dreamt abt u yesterday's nyt"
What happened in the dream?

then she will narrate the dream for me and i will narrate mine too.

What is wrong with me? or let me say, what is wrong with us?
I need some opinions on how i can stop dreaming abt her. I need to stop................

Two of una dey crase

Kayceo2010: Ask am o.. But for me I think it's because Ihejirika was removed. Am Igbo so no lambasting. If actually he siphoned money meant for purchase of weapons thereby leaving the Army with chaka gbom, then it might have been the reason..

And that man is still walking freely...Naija sha

nwanna89: So the war should continue?

You don't seem to get. Definitely, I don't mean the war to continue, just an after thought, why all of sudden FG is winning the war. We should have won this war long before we lost so much souls.

Don't you think the GEJ led administration would seem weak if something is not done before 2015.

We could have done all these some 2-3yrs ago.

All in all...we are winning

In my honest opinion, leaving out the fact that I don't believe in GEJ. I think the sudden successes of the war against terrorism is pre-planned.

How come things are moving on so fast?

I think, somehow all these are connected to next year's election.

On the other hand, think of how many souls we have lost to this gimmick, if true that is...

God save Nigeria

GEJ: Bishop please pray for me

Bishop: what do you want me to pray for?

GEJ: other pastors don't ask me this, they just pray. Don't you know election is coming

Bishop : Oga Jonathan park well, I don't pray randomly like others

Miss Susan Ishaya, one of the abducted Chibok schoolgirls released this week by Boko Haram insurgents, has been discovered to be four months pregnant, confirming the fears of the public that the female students who were kidnapped more than five months ago are being raped and physically abused.

Chairman of the Chibok community in Abuja, Tsambido Hosea Abana, confirmed the pregnancy yesterday through a telephone interview with THISDAY, adding that the insurgents were merciless to the point of sexually violating and impregnating the innocent girl.

Susan was discovered on Wednesday morning near a police station in Mubi, Adamawa State, after she was brought there by villagers who found her near Biu in Borno State.

She had been thrown out of a moving vehicle by her captors and was left to wander for two days before she was discovered by the villagers.

Abana confirmed that the girl was among the abducted Chibok girls and had been moved from Mubi to the Adamawa State police headquarters in Yola.

He revealed that the girl was psychologically traumatised as there were signs of physical abuse on her body, adding that he believed the insurgents subjected their captives to severe sexual and physical abuse. 

“Susan is actually one of our daughters abducted from Government Secondary School in Chibok. She was found in Mubi after she was dumped by her abductors and was later taken to Yola, and it is proved that the girl is four months pregnant but psychologically and physically traumatised,” he stated.

Abana urged the authorities handling Susan’s case to expedite action by sending her to a good hospital for proper medical attention.

He also called on the federal government to step up efforts towards freeing the girls and re-uniting them with their families.

Uncertainty over Identity

However, there was a fresh twist to the discovery of Susan when Abana later informed THISDAY that the girl was psychologically unstable, adding that her true identity had not yet been determined.

Abana explained that records of the girl who initially identified herself as Susan Ishaya could not be traced, but said some Chibok parents had been detailed to the police state command in Yola to identify her.

“I don't know her actual condition since I didn't see her in person. However, I can confirm to you that she has psychological problems. She couldn’t even answer questions before breaking into tears. She has been given various names,” he said.

Abana added that she initially identified herself as Susan Ishaya, “but we couldn't trace a name like that. We have Susan Yakubu and Hana Ishaya, so we have detailed some Chibok parents to Yola to carry out proper identification”.

To verify his statement, THISDAY on checking the list of the schoolgirls, who were kidnapped from Chibok, discovered that the name Susan Ishaya was not on the list. The names close to hers were Susan Yakubu and Hanna Ishaya.

THISDAY had exclusively released the names of all the girls and their photographs in June this year.

Also, Enoch Mark, an elder from the kidnapped schoolgirls’ hometown of Chibok told AFP that the name the girl gave was not among the 219 missing.
“Her name is not on the list so we don’t know,” said Mark, who had seen the girl in Yola.

“She’s in trauma. She couldn’t speak. We picked her up in the bush. We suspected that she was one of the abducted girls. But she’s not from Chibok. The police officer made a mistake.”

When THISDAY visited the police clinic in a Yola police barracks, where Susan was being attended to, sources at the clinic confirmed that she was admitted on Wednesday night and was receiving treatment at the clinic.

But when efforts were made by our correspondent to see Susan, he was told that the girl had been taken to the police headquarters yesterday morning for further action.
Another source said because of Susan’s “fragile condition”, she might be transferred to the Federal Medical Centre (FMC), Yola.

“The young girl has suffered a lot and she needs proper medical attention. I believe the police will send her to FMC, Yola, or even fly her out of the country for proper medical attention,” he said.

The Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Michael Haa, said he could not comment on the matter as the matter had been taken over by the military since the state is under a state of emergency.
However, efforts to reach the military authorities in Yola proved abortive.

BBOG Group Heartbroken

Reacting to Susan’s condition yesterday, the Bring Back Our Girls (BBOG) group said it was heartbroken at the battered state of the young girl.

Susan’s release has brought the number of the Chibok girls still in captivity to 218.
Speaking for the group, BBOG leader and former Minister of Education, Mrs. Oby Ezekwesili, said they were going through a bittersweet moment at the return of Susan.

Ezekwesili, who took to twitter, called on the federal government to do the needful by rescuing the remaining 218 girls, adding that with Susan's discovery, this should give the authorities some inkling as to what the other girls are facing.

She wrote: “DAY164 of our #ChibokGirls. Such bitter sweet moment, the miracle of Susan. What a life. What a tragic turn the lives of 219 young women took.
“DAY164 of our #ChibokGirls. All we feared would happen to our daughters in the midst of evil men is manifest in the one miraculously out. GOD!

“DAY164 of our #ChibokGirls. Federal government please! Just think how eternally tragic it would be to have 219 battered lives. The longer they are there...
“DAY164 of our #ChibokGirls. We are heartbroken at what our one daughter became. I remind the federal government that we owe our 218 daughters the duty of rescue now!

“DAY164 of our #ChibokGirls. How can we not see that in saving our daughters, we save our future? Do it now! No to more days in the den of evil.”

Also responding to dissenting voices that were of the opinion that the rescue was stage-managed, she wrote: “Regardless the insults one takes for our #ChibokGirls, I will continue to steadfastly insulate advocacy for them from nauseating politics.
“Each time I do interviews nothing but determination to make our girls and their rescue is the subject that guides me. They don't care about politics.

“Often in interviews, questions on our ChibokGirls get wrapped into the politics of Nigeria. Tragic! They don't care - just want to be rescued!
“It is precisely political calculations of all sorts that cost them early rescue. On Day 164, should politics still be the issue? Saddens one.”

Ten Churches Razed in Borno

However, just as the public was beginning to think that the Nigerian military had gained the upper hand over the insurgents in the North-east, on Wednesday, 10 churches were razed, a pastor and 19 other persons were killed by members of Boko Haram in an attack on Borno communities.

Members of the sect were said to have attacked Shaffa and Shindiffu villages in Hawul Local Government Area of the state.

Fleeing residents said the insurgents killed a pastor, a teacher and 18 others.
According to members of the communities, the murdered pastor, Eliud Gwamna Mshelizza, was from the Living Faith Church, while the teacher taught at the Government Girls Secondary School, Shaffa.

According to them, those killed were mostly Christians as the communities are predominantly Christian.

It was gathered that the terrorists also razed about 10 churches including the EYN No.1, EYN No.2 and No. 3 in Shaffa and Shindiffu villages including many houses belonging to Christians.

They were also alleged to have destroyed a clinic and some staff quarters and structures at the Government Girls Secondary School, Shaffa.

The hoodlums, according to the fleeing residents, invaded Shaffa at about 8am Wednesday and wreaked havoc before moving to nearby Shindiffu yesterday morning at 11am.

Shaffa is in the southern part of Borno, about 20 kilometres from Azare, the headquarters of Hawul Local Government Council.

Some of the villages and towns attacked in the area in the last two months include Tashan Alade, Hirzhi, Pela Birni, Debiro, Kwajaffa Bura, Jubwuwhi, Dalwa, Shaffa and Shindiffu.

During most of the attacks, churches and houses belonging to Christians were picked out for destruction by the sect members.

During the latest attack, sources revealed that just as the sect members were winding up their onslaught on Shaffa, there was a deployment of troops there but they only succeeded in pursuing the already fleeing terrorists, who moved on to wreak havoc in Shindiffu hours later.

The Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Gideon Jubrin, who spoke to journalists on the phone yesterday, confirmed the attacks on the two villages.

He however explained that communication problems had limited his ability to get more details on the attacks, promising to avail journalists with more details as soon as they are available.

“Yes there was an attack on some villages of Hawul Local Government Area by suspected members of Boko Haram yesterday (Wednesday), but I am yet to get details due to lack of telecommunications services in the affected areas,” he said.

30 Insurgents Killed in Madagali

However, in Madagali Local Government Area of Adamawa State, 30 insurgents met their waterloo after a leadership tussle ensued between members of the sect.
Madagali is one of the local councils in Adamawa that was overrun by the sect and has not yet been recaptured by Nigerian troops.

A trapped resident in Madagali town yesterday disclosed that a fight broke out following a disagreement between the insurgents over whether to surrender to the authorities, as well as who should be their new Amir (leader) after the killing of one of their commanders by Nigerian troops in Bazza about a fortnight ago.

“Over 30 Boko Haram fighters were killed in Madagali town after a fight had ensued between them over a disagreement on whether to surrender their weapons. They just kept shooting themselves sporadically,” said David Chakawa, a resident.

Chakawa disclosed to journalists on the phone that there has been disquiet among members of the group with some agitating for a ceasefire.
“Already, there is a leadership crisis over who should emerge the new leader in Madagali,” Chakawa added.

For almost three weeks, Madagali, Gulak, Shuwa and Michika towns have been under the control of Boko Haram members who have been installing themselves as leaders of the communities.

Residents revealed that many of them “defaulters”, who had violated the laws of the sect had their fingers cut off, while others were given corporal punishment.

“They have been cutting off fingers, lashing offenders and marrying off spinsters,” said Bitrus Kwache, a trapped resident in Michika.

Source : http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/released-chibok-girl-found-four-months-pregnant/189936/

greatgod2012: Not trying to condemn your opinion, but you know we're here to share ideas, to learn from one another.

Why should the school be the best bet, when the kids spend at most nine hours in the school out of the 24 hours we have daily, when those there do not understand the peculiarity of induvidual kids in their care?


And why will responsible parents not be comfortable discussing sex education with their children.....what is wrong in letting your kids know the real names of their sex organs and their functions?

24hrs in 1 day...

An average parent spends 9hrs at work

About 2-3hrs on the road to get home

Watch TV and gist with each other for about 3hrs before bed( At this time kiddos are sleeping)

They crash/sleep for another 7hrs....

It goes on like that all week long, except for weekends

In which case, the parents have only about 1 or 2hrs in the evening to play catch up with their kids, and about 1:30mins to prepare for school and work respectively.

And you compare that to 9hrs spent in school with their teachers....


IMHO, it's both ways...parents have a part to play and also does the school

ginajet: I follow my boyfriend like this guy

Shey I tell u say I like am...

C'mon back to the kitchen

Atiku na material for market abi

Ok

The only reason I clicked on this topic was to see bosom

Warapun

blexxonmak: We are in perilious time.Satan is not happy with d likes of TBJ,Pastor Chris,etc,and is fighting back.GOD IS IN CONTROL.

Hmmm

plaetton: If god is in control of these fckers , then maybe everyone has been duped in worshipping wrong god, the fraudulent one.

Abi ooo

Men of God indeed

nora544: What is with Oyedepo in UK you forgot this

True...the slap allegations

Not forgetting COZA's pastor...Fatoyinbo or so

1. Pastor Chris with Divorce saga with Anita

2. T. B Joshua with building collapse, 115 now confirmed dead(84 South Africans)

3. Ayo Oritsejafor $9.3 million arms deal


Your pastor may be next ...!!!

Was just wondering, could the collapse be a sacrificial one?

God definitely wouldn't have allowed such happen to his children.

Was the collapse meant to expose the church?

What do you think?

Foooooooooooool

OreMI22: [size=28pt]YES!!!!![/size]

One reason you would vote him ?

obailala: The man's affinity for corruption and corrupt people is unprecedented

The man's lack of wisdom and lack of leadership abilities have led him to 'unknowingly' introduce a toxic type of politics in Nigeria; the politics of hate, the politics of blame and the politics of shame.

His tenure has also introduced a rare breed of tribalism/ethnicity/religious nepotism where even supposedly enlightened individuals see black and call it white all because of some ill sentiments

He also seems to be fulfilling his alleged destiny, which is to bankrupt Nigeria. I have always said that the amount of money embezzled in Nigeria in the last 4 years far exceeds what was embezzled from 1979 to 2010.

A weak man he is, a very weak man who cannot even control the actions and outbursts of his wife. A man who cannot step on the toes of even his enemies, let alone his allies. These are certainly not the qualities we need in the person at the utmost position; at least not at these times.

The writing on the wall is clear for anyone with a sound mind, "Mene Mene Tekel Upharsin," The man Jonathan has been measured, he has been weighed and he has been found wanting. I cannot imagine what would befall my dear country if Jonathan stays in the presidency beyond May 2015.

Thank you. And I strongly hope he wouldn't go beyond 2015.

Whenever something like this happens, and the presidential attack dogs Fani Kayode, Doyin and Abati don't respond, then you know it's true

asadike: With al pleasure. My people have never had it better biko

Please kindly buttress you reason.

Thank you

walexzee11: Abeg!....wetin go make me vote for the clueless shoeless Otuoke man...Is it the fuel subsidy of 2012 Or going for international conference and political campaigns a day after the massacre of young students in Yobe State Or the $20bn that was diverted from national purse Or the wanton stride of impunity and corruption within his cabinet Or militarialization of elections among other stupid statements like "America will Know" "Where is Gwosa Sef" "Stealing is not corruption"

Abeg Jonathan need to vacate the sit come 2015!!!

Very valid points

size38: No, no, no. I voted for him in 2011. But I won't vote GEJ again come 2015. This is because GEJ's Administration is seriously neck dipped in massive corruption. Harboring, protecting, wining and dinning with most corrupt Nigerians. Eg. Stella Oduah, petroleum minister, Pension scam, fuel subsidy scam, pardoning public fund looters like Alamieseigha, Bode George, missing $20 billion Dollars from NNPC, and now state sponsored money laundry in south Africa amounting to $9.3 million dollars Etc. Also, playing politics with everybody and everything in Nigeria that has snowballed into low moral among our security forces. Playing too much ethnic politics as against national politics.

We could go on and on and on...


The dude to me is absolutely corrupt to the bones.

Then to the $9.3million arms deal...In my opinion, that deal isn't a legitimate one to curb boko haram but to further fuel it.

God I hate this administration

GowonAbacha: *urinates on the name GEJ/PDP*

You harsh ooo

On average, most people don't seem to believe in Jonathan anymore.

If he declares his intentions to run for 2015 presidential elections, would you vote for him? If Yes or No, kindly state your reasons


I did not vote him in the past, simply because I did not see him as a serious minded person. Honestly, I changed my mind about voting for him then when others where seriously trying to convince Nigerians in a serious debate, he opted to allow an entertainer interview him on God knows what issues.

Come 2015, I still wouldn't vote him, because I was initially right about the man "that had no shoes"

No clue whatsoever.

aboyaji: what happened to arranging your words properly. Even in bulleted form

Nitwit

tunbosun9: na to treak remain!!

What is treak pls?