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thunderfirebuha:^^^^Nothing could be more terrorising than being killed and eaten by Cannibals. Say no to Berom Christian Cannibals. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3GKm8ik4_o&t=34s&has_verified=1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9kSBEv5OkY&has_verified=1&bpctr=1538625564
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ElectroLyte:Here is a picture of one of the Cannibals openly eating the flesh of a victim; you can also click "Jos Eid massacre" on google or similarly on YouTube for more evidence. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9kSBEv5OkY&has_verified=1&bpctr=1538625564 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3GKm8ik4_o&t=34s&has_verified=1
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excomarow:Stop goofing. |
I hope the intellectually lazy bigots complaining about the appointment based on their own ethnic and religious bias have taken heed of what the expert said in the article: "When it comes to employing security chiefs across the world, the president has a right to appoint anyone he likes,” Mr Omole said. “It is not a civil service in the real sense, so you can not say ‘it is my time.'” “There are people who have been appointed to the CIA who are not career officers,” the expert added. He said officers could only complain when their internal progression is affected, but not over a political appointment like the director-general". |
AllahSWT:The story said SUSPECTED herdsmen, how did you then knew they were Fulani; even the story tellers could not confirm the identities of the attackers, hence use of the qualifying word SUSPECTED; yet you couldn't wait to spill your bigotry. SMH. |
When will this selfishness stop, Buhari yet again appoints another Hausa-Fulani. |
Emeka Ebunoha and Igwe Obumneme Samuel, yes now we know how these Fulani herdsmen always cheat and score high WAEC and NECCO marks, then turn around and mock us for being educationally backwards. |
This is worse than Ese Oruro vs Yunsa, consisting of Incest, Rape and Paedophilia; yet without much media outcry as we saw in the latter case, where are FKK, Tunde Bakare, Ben Bruce to pour their bigoted venom on the matter - why are the usual bigots not condemning the tribe, region and religion of the perpetrator like the did against Yunusa? |
The truth is slowly being exposed, hope this would lead to the identities of those sponsoring the conflicts; meanwhile we wonder what CAN and the likes of FFK, Tunde Bakare, Oyedepo, Suleimen and their ilk would have to say about their erring brethren. |
pawesome:In Sept 2011, Berom Christians ambushed and killed hungreds of Muslims on Eid praying ground on Sallah day in Jos; what was worse was they further ate some of bodies of those killed - this is a fact and not a lie; you can verify it by simply clicking 'Jos Eid massacre' on google for the several available links to the story; you can also do same on Youtube for the video evidence. The video below shows of the aftermath of the killings at the Eid prayer ground, where some Berom youths could be seen scavenging for Muslim human flesh among the burnt out cars of those killed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9kSBEv5OkY&has_verified=1&bpctr=1538625564 Attached is also photograph of a berom youth sitting on top of one of the burnt out cars at the scene, eating a huge chunk of human flesh from one of the victims. This video (even though heavily edited from the earlier original version) shows another scene where a youth can be seen eating a piece of flesh from another Muslim victim - the videos are even more convincing if you understand Hausa and can hear what those Christian cannibal bastards were saying. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3GKm8ik4_o&t=34s&has_verified=1 What was worst about this last video was the fact there were at least two police vans at the scene while the butchering and roasting was going on - yet nobody was talking about collusion there.
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Notice how the mainstream media had conspiratorially been avoiding this story despite its high profile news worthiness; had it been the other way round they would have ensured the story had remained in their headlines for days; AIT, Channels & Silverbird would have been inviting guests and so called experts to dwell on the story, often projecting their stereotypical biased version of events. What is emerging now is the confirmation of the atrocities being perpetrated by middle belt natives against innocent Muslim Hausa Fulani travellers; whenever there is trouble their youths would form illegal road blocks on the highway to fish out, rob and kill these travellers, while subsequently covering up the evidence by disposing of the bodies, including eating them (yes, indeed many of them are also cannibals). Recent evidence also suggest that they have adopted a new tactic of luring such travellers through at least one known taxi driver, tagged Submit, who would deliver his ill-fated passengers at a pre-arranged point along the route into the hands of their killers. The whole sordid affair seem to have the full knowledge and involvement of the entire community, as seen by the failed attempt to frustrate the ongoing investigation to locate the missing army General, where over 500 demonstrating women dressed in black were sent to prevent the search of the mining pit where the General's car was eventually found. The timing of the demonstration, the conveniently available ready made black uniforms for the purpose, suggests the women were being sponsored and that their sponsors were most likely also behind the killings - the army therefore should thoroughly interrogate those women and they will no doubt find the killers. A latest update on the story (from whatsapp) shows viral pictures of a man caught wearing a set of uniform allegedly belonging to the General and a corpse believed to be that of the missing General - details of where the latter was discovered yet to be revealed. Waiting for the outcome of this investigation (no doubt an explosive revelation is in the making) and also what the media, CAN and the Church would say about their errant members.
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He indeed went too far and shouldn't expect to get the nod. |
They behave like animals, selling their own children as dispensable commodities; yet they will shamelessly turn around and call this country a zoo. |
Deadlytruth:It is funny how southerners, who were the architects of the Unitary System they are currently complaining about, would shamelessly turn around and blame northerners for unduly benefiting from it - as if to say northerners wrong to have adapted and excelled better under a system which southerners had violently thrust upon them. Yes indeed; southerners were and still are chronic goalpost shifters, often chopping and changing the rules whenever they fail to grab power at the centre: - they ditched our nascent democracy, when they couldn't win through the ballot box, in favour of military dictatorship; introduced geopolitical zones which effectively accommodates and legitimises their obnoxious tribal politics. - they also introduced rotational presidency at the expense of free choice (of candidates) in a true democracy. - as if that is not enough, they now want to take us over 50 years back to the 1962 constitution, which they had earlier destroyed and rejected in their 1966 coup - apparently, because northerners are fairing better under the current system (talk of spitefulness). |
This sounds like the ostrich that buries its head in the sand in total oblivion of the true realities that surrounded it. |
Another example of our biased media reporting; see how they disguised the victims as merely residents, without mentioning their tribe or religion as they would normally have done had the victims been Christians; note also how the identities of the assailants were buried in the story and not making the headlines - had the story been different, the headlines who probably have read something like - Suspected Fulani Herdsmen Attacked and Killed Plateau Christians. |
Deadlytruth:Typical southerner and southern hypocrisy; saying one thing and meaning another. How can you suggest that the proponents of the 1962 were considering the current 36 states as direct substitutes for the former 3 regions in their proposal; knowing fully well that a constitution is a very specific and highly technical document, intentionally designed that way to protect it from loose or glib interpretation. Tanko Yakassai was aware of the absurdity of this proposal and therefore correct to draw attention to the practical limitations of adopting it; while pointing out the alternative route towards it - which is constitutional amendment, an ongoing functional process already in place from the creation of this country till date; but which our dishonest southern co-travellers wish to circumvent in their usual pattern of shifting the goalpost by changing the rules midway through the game. The real beneficiaries of One Nigeria know themselves; neither is the north desperate for the country not to break up (it was the 1st region to want to opt out in 1966); recently the Lamido of Adamawa maintained that position for the north when he spoke at the 2014 National Conference; again Tanko Yakassai is currently hinting the same when he recommended for the north to start consulting with its neighbouring border countries e.g. Niger, Cameroon etc. . |
delugajackson:No injustice when a person deliberately chooses to break the law - stop defending the indefensible. |
Nigerian Christians are especially very intolerant and hypocritical; as usual trying to infringe on Muslim rights.
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kindnyce:Is this an allegation or fact? - though won't be surprise if true, Kano ppl are very accommodating. |
OP: stop misleading ppl. Story revealed intention or threat to sue and NOTyet acted upon - as stated in your headline; pls note the difference. |
Have registered for over 6 months, am still waiting for text notification to collect my card. |
MayorofLagos:Yes, he may have slightly slipped (by one year only); however, that does not obviate the practical obstacle implied in his statement i.e. Nigeria had already moved on and been overtaken by events since then; we now have new federating units which many have become used and attached to - in a situation where there are still agitations for additional states (18 more as at the last national conference) how many ppl would sincerely want to give up their newer acquired state identities and affiliations for the former older 3 or 4 regional configurations? |
chriskosherbal:That one no be problem, Baba na serial letter writer, him fit write 200 pages sef; but to apologise na him go hard am.
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Duru1:Quite on the contrary; that accolade seems to belong to you, because Tanko Yakassai was very clear in what he said and in equally making a clear distinction between them by drawing attention to the constitutional/practical dilemma of reverting back to the 1962 constitution. His words: “Some people are advocating we should adopt the 1962 Constitution. To the best of my knowledge, the 1962 Constitution recognised four regions. Now we have six geo-political regions. But they failed to explain which regions should be retained or merged.” |
All I can see is bigotry and mumuism; many of those criticising did not even realise that as a partnership the cost of the project would not be borne by Nigeria alone but to shared between the two countries and that the south, especially the southern ports, would also benefit from increased import traffic as other neighbouring countries are also linked to the rail network. |
Newboss:Where in my post did I mentioned Naira? BTW, I am also familiar with the exchange rate and therefore appreciate the disparity between the two currencies |
Nigerians being targeted all because of criminal Igbos. |
ijustdey:Abeg go siddon; after you have lost your reputation and follower-ship by decamping to PDP and returning back to APC again - what clout do you even in Adamawa let alone at national level? |
queensera:You mean drug dollars ba?. |
Tanko Yakasai is among the few remaining contemporaries of our founding fathers, who had the benefit of interactive experience with many generations of our politicians as well as witnessing all the political intrigues and motives behind the course of country's transition to date - he is therefore in a position to read between the lines and know whats up. What he said clearly made sense to many of us who are student's of history with analytical minds: it is a simply a case of 'what I cannot have I will destroy' i.e. the south had always resented the ability of the north to hold onto power at the centre and they have consequently applied many strategies to overturn that and failed e.g. through the ballot box using regional politics, then military force through coup; and division of the north itself (especially the middle belt) by media inspired tribal and religious hatred. Recent agitations for restructuring only resurfaced as a fall out of the last elections; its proponents are mainly PDP political jobbers with no more direct or indirect access to the national cake; hence the use of restructuring as a tool of blackmail, such that if they cannot access power at the centre again, then why not break it up and have it devolved to the states and LGs where they can at least hope to become local champions by ruling over their ppl. Ironically, it is the southerners who broke up our once regional federating units that are now complaining and blaming northerners for what they themselves initiated. |
As usual, CAN exposing its jingoistic mentality and shortsightedness to yet again incite more religious hatred - how were those appointments promoting Islam over Christianity; does CAN presuppose that the alleged appointees would be preaching Islam or forcing conversions at their places of work; if not then where is the problem, where is religion among the required qualifications for national appointment? CAN should simply re-register its name as the Christian Religious Party of Nigeria (CRPN) for incitement and preaching intolerance against Muslims and Islam. |
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