₦airaland Forum

komekn: TRUE WORD

I would rather go French, Swedish if the USA option proves too expensive or politically cumbersome.

Zuria: C'mon darling, tell the truth, there's nothing classified about your presence joo...your other account was banned. Stop feeling like an SS agent
*zoomsoff*

komekn: I guessed it wasn't him, your diction, approach, and delivery are different,

Thanks for the courtesy

komekn: One other question i have taken note of Ibnsultan over the years and his very informative posts, however, we now have a Ibnsultan01 who only became active this August are they the one and same person

EasternLeopard: Are you sure

480

Ibnsultan if it is a lie

DMI go pick you

lagdmark: op,Jingoistic master where is the pic. and source of your story

KnowAll: I thought d border with cameroon is closed.

Some 480 Nigerian soldiers have fled into Cameroon following fierce fighting with Boko Haram militants, Cameroon's army has said.

Army spokesman Lt Col Didier Badjek said the soldiers had been disarmed and were now being accommodated in schools.

Clashes are said to be continuing in the border town of Gamboru Ngala.

Boko Haram on Sunday released a video in which it said it had established an Islamic state in the towns and villages it controls in north-eastern Nigeria.

The group's five-year insurgency has intensified in recent months despite the deployment of thousands of extra troops to the worst-affected areas.

Last week, a group of soldiers refused to follow orders to go and fight Boko Haram, saying the militants were better equipped.

Insurgents also seized one of Nigeria's two main police training academies, which is near the town of Gwoza, captured earlier this month.

idumuose: Then it behoves the President on whose table the success of this counter insurgency lies to make that necessary changes in the military hierarchy in order to bring in more competent officers to end this evil bedevelling us.

i am tired of all this talking without a corresponding action.

idumuose: I am forced to declare that Minimah is unfit for the position COAS.I stand to be corrected by those who are more informed.

idumuose: Too much talking and less action is the problem of the Nigerian army.Just like you said,we want action.

realGURU: Click here to download the 52-minute video where the leader claim that gwoza, a borno state local is "no longer part of naija." http://www.datafilehost.com/d/e946d205

cheruv: oga sultanov lemme tell you something..
should the army try that, that's the end of Nigeria as you know it.
I've always known that Nigeria would descend to anarchy one day but didn't anticipate the descent to be so fast.when bibi said ISIS and BH were on the same level, you said he was talking nonsense but its now clear to you.
if the army overthrows goodluck, and it results to anarchy to allows BH to overrun the North, all we've to do is seal the new border and expel across the border people like you from there