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barcanista:
Do we have a President?

We have a Clueless

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBiQ4vkmD7I

[size=15pt]Who is stealing Nigeria's oil?[/size]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaO_uRu-0OU

[size=15pt]Cameroon's army repelled a cross-border attack by Boko Haram Islamists on a military base[/size]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBCYN6ijgEI

[size=15pt]Boko Haram Is 'Not A Priority'[/size]

V0lv0:
lol funny but this is a clear case of the pot calling the kettle black

How?. Is it normal that Goodluck Jonathan, has not said a word about the Baga massacre but have sent a statement of condolences to France only for the attack on Charlie Hebdo?

Lies for electoral votes

Lies

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dyGxQzwZ80

[size=15pt]Julius Malema criticize Goodluck Jonathan on the massacre in Baga[/size]

Pastors ask for tithes in the name of God. They say “God needs your help building the church”. What does god need with a multi-million dollar church? Nothing. These are the same so-called church leaders that you'll find riding in fancy cars, eating the best foods, living in expensive homes and living the life of wealthy people while their followers scrape and struggle to do “God's will” by tithing. These so-called leaders will lead congregations in the worse of the worse neighborhoods and on their way to church to preach on Sundays or Saturdays or whatever day they declare to be the Sabbath, they will step over the homeless or the less fortunate.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dyGxQzwZ80

[size=15pt]Julius Malema criticize Goodluck Jonathan on Boko Haram[/size]

If your jesus died on the cross for the world to be saved, why is there still sin today? Was not the personified Son of God enough to cleanse the whole world of sin?. Why did he have to send his beloved son to die for the sins of the world?. Couldn't he just come himself, or wave his hand and make it all well. He said his spirit was willing but his flesh was weak, and what did God do? His only begotten son, according to your belief, he let him die by cruci-fiction. So that's how God showed his love?. Riiiiiiiiiiiiiight. And we are supposed to teach our children this and perpetuate the greatest "story" (lie) ever told? NOT!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dyGxQzwZ80

[size=15pt]Julius Malema criticize Goodluck Jonathan on Boko Haram[/size]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vqc4eRjnPHA

[size=15pt]Thousands Gather In Chadian Capital To Protest Against Boko Haram[/size]

Thousands of people gathered for a march in Chad's capital N'djamena in support of the government's decision to send troops to Cameroon. Boko Haram is threatening neighbours who share borders with the northeastern zones occupied by the group.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHdWZgYoHQA

[size=15pt]400 Chadian tanks enter Cameroon to fight Boko Haram[/size]

About four hundred Chadian tanks have entered Cameroon to help fight Nigeria’s Boko Haram insurgents.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHdWZgYoHQA

[size=15pt]400 Chadian tanks enter Cameroon to fight Boko Haram[/size]

About four hundred Chadian tanks have entered Cameroon to help fight Nigeria’s Boko Haram insurgents.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjKl8sDrO4w

[size=15pt]Boko Haram Fighters Kidnap Around 80 in Cameroon[/size]

Army and government officials said suspected Boko Haram Islamist fighters from Nigeria kidnapped around 80 people, many of them children, and killed three others on Sunday in a cross-border attack on villages in northern Cameroon. The kidnappings, among the largest abductions on Cameroonian soil since the militants began expanding their zone of operations across the border last year, came as neighboring Chad deployed troops to support Cameroon's forces in the area. A senior army officer deployed to northern Cameroon told Reuters, "According to our initial information, around 30 adults, most of them herders, and 50 young girls and boys aged between 10 and 15 years were abducted." He said the early-morning attack had targeted the village of Mabass and several other villages along the porous border with Nigeria. He added that soldiers intervened and exchanged fire with the raiders for around two hours.

https://www.ekoatlantic.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/5.jpg

Eko Atlantic Lays Road Surface for Major City Bridge

As the new year begins, the developers of Eko Atlantic have achieved another important landmark by casting in concrete and putting into position the road surface or decking for Bridge 7 on Avenue 1 in the new city.

Bridge 7, as it is currently referred to in the Master Plan, is the first out of a total of 10 bridge locations in Phase 1 & 2 of the project and has now reached the most advanced stage of all of them.

The bridge is located immediately to the west of the Central Business District and in total is 6 lanes wide (3 lanes in each direction).

If you do not believe as a Christian does, you are called crazy. I have debated with Christians many times in an open forum and all of their reasoning is the same; you are a cult if you believe outside of the bible. Thus, I use the bible as proof when debating with Christians. I show them what is written right in their bible in the languages they were originally revealed and they still can’t handle the facts. I have said it before and I will say it again, the bible is nothing more than an ancient soap opera. It is filled with hate, death, murder, prostitution, suicide and lust. Look at the many contradictions, errors and non-sense stories that are written in the bible, if you are a Christian, you will realize that you are the crazy person for believing in it, living by it and dying for it.

did you see any resemblance?

Yes, he look corrupt

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XchPocUBEiM

[size=15pt]Serena Williams press conference - Australian Open 2015[/size]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6sxlaYHAS8

[size=15pt]Afcon 2015 Groups[/size]

axum:
plz dont do such a thing, or else I will have to create another account, this could take a whole 3 minutes of my precious time.

You will have to create thousands of accounts after being banned thousands of time
Are you saying that there are no forums in Somalia?

BlackTechnology:
Answer the question

Why did you guys voted OBJ against GMB

Stop being paranoid all the time, it is a disease. Stop believing that every posters on Nairaland is a voter or a religious.
I did not vote any of the candidates, and I am not religious. You are your own worst enemy by believing that every other posters have a malicious intent agaisnt you. Stop being paranoid

keresho:
Greetings my fellow African brothers and sisters, the character that goes by the username "Axum" is not an Ethiopian. I don't understand why the Somali troll on this forum can't seem to keep Ethiopian name out of his posts and try to tarnish our reputation by badmouthing our fellow Africans.

Axum should be banned from Nairaland, we should first report 100% of his posts to the moderator
We should create a petition to ask for a ban

[size=19pt]Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan Criticized For Boko Haram Response[/size]

Nigeria's president was among leaders who condemned last week's attack by Islamic extremists on the French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo, yet his response to the slaughter of civilians by militants in his own country has been muted.

Some commentators criticized President Goodluck Jonathan's reticence about the violence in Nigeria's Baga town, and the lack of a broader international outcry on par with the reaction to the attacks in France. The slogan "I am Baga" — a play on "I am Charlie," the expression of solidarity with the targeted French weekly — is now circulating on social media.

The global sympathy and the defiant rally in Paris that drew foreign leaders after the assaults that killed 17 people overshadowed the killing of hundreds and perhaps as many as 2,000 people in Baga, a northeastern town near Chad.

Jonathan, who has been touting his domestic record ahead of a re-election bid next month, was quick to express solidarity with France.

"The President believes that the cowardly and ignoble attack by violent extremists is a monstrous assault on the right to freedom of expression," said a statement by his office the day after the attacks in France.

It did not release a similarly forceful statement about Baga. The attack there started on Jan. 3 and was another bloody marker in a murky, grinding conflict in which information is often scarce, the insurgency is seen by many as a local problem and violence is routine.

The United Nations, the United States and other countries have condemned the violence by Islamic extremist group Boko Haram, and international aid groups are mobilizing to help survivors.

On Monday, U.S. State Department spokeswoman Marie Harf expressed some exasperation with the comparatively little interest in Nigeria's killings after taking a barrage of questions from media about the weekend rally in Paris.

"I would like to see how many minutes we spend on Boko Haram compared to a march," Harf told the State Department press corps. "I just want to point that out to people."

The difference between the reactions to the bloodshed in Paris and in Baga also is related to the broader context, experts say.

The Paris shootings, whose victims included prominent cartoonists, had an enormous impact beyond France's borders because they were seen as an assault on "fundamental liberty" and an "existential attack on all of Europe," said Michael Jennings, a senior lecturer in international development at the School of Oriental and African Studies in London.

The violence in Nigeria, however, does not capture similar attention because it "is often presented as part of the ongoing history of violence between communities," Jennings said.

Muna Ndulo, a law professor and African development expert at Cornell University in the United States, noted that whereas in Paris the media presence was heavy and many events played out before the cameras, "in Nigeria, you still have to contend with actually trying to ascertain what exactly went on. To some extent, that does affect the way people look at things."

Survivors of the Baga killings described the horrors they witnessed but independent reporting from the scene is virtually impossible for now because the town remains under Boko Haram control. Accounts of the numbers of casualties vary widely. The Nigerian military said 150 people were confirmed dead, but other estimates put the toll at several hundred and as high as 2,000.

Additionally, Ndulo said, the attackers in Paris were French citizens of foreign descent who said they were inspired by al-Qaida and the Islamic State, raising sensitive questions of "inclusivity" and immigration and security policy that many countries can relate to because they face similar tensions within their own populations. In contrast, many fighters in the home-grown Boko Haram movement are Nigerians who may feel alienated by poverty and poor governance, he said.

Jennings warned about the perils of viewing Boko Haram, which recently seized a military base in neighboring Cameroon, as a local problem.

"All too often, conflicts have been assumed to be localized, just left alone until they reach a pitch where they show their international significance," he said. "The danger is that we don't see the links, we don't see people moving back and forth."

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Associated Press writer Bradley Klapper in Washington contributed to this report.

Source: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/01/13/goodluck-jonathan-boko-ha_n_6464928.html

Kolade354:
I hate something about this guy call blacktechnology,when he run out of ideas he start to get sentimental cos of his ethnicity affiliation with jonathan. If he is not doing well why not vote him out,what the benefit of a south-south man as president if he cant deliver to the pple.

Exactly!, blacktechnology is a well-known tribalist and religious bigot who suffer from a deep lack of creativity

Collynzo9:
You are a big idîot, what makes you think GEJ said it exactly the way the dubious OP put it?
I watched the highlights in the news and his point was that if Nigerian youths have been well trained in the past like the ones he is sending for scholarship to the top 25 schools abroad, Nigeria would not be begging countries to sell weapons to us, we would be manufacturing ours. He emphasized that if his policy of providing youths with quality education continues, we will soon be manufacturing our own weapons.
My explanation is actually meant for others because I still maintain that you are an idîot.

I never said that GEJ said it exactly the way the OP put it. Now if you can only rely on insults to try to make a point, it is a proof of how narrow minded you are. Did you notice that I was replying to someone else, not you, so next time mind your own business. You can only rely on insults because you lack creativity. You need to upgrade.

Rule number 2 on Nairaland:
Don't abuse, bully, deliberately insult/provoke, fight, or wish harm to any Nairaland member.

America's downfall will be the beginning of Africa's greatness

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BP9iZvCjUQ

[size=15pt]Julius Malema urges Boko Haram to release girls[/size]

Economic Freedom Fighters leader, Julius Malema, has urged Boko Haram to release over 200 girls, kidnapped in Nigeria

GEJ don't give a damn about missing girls

BlackTechnology:
Now read this below to understand what GEJ is saying

No it is HNosegbe a Nairaland member who said this, Not GEJ.