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 Politics › Arewa Youths Accuse Northern Elite Of Under-developing North by jerusalem101(op): 2:31pm On Jul 08, 2013 |
The umbrella association of northern youths, Arewa Youths Forum (AYF), today accused the elite from the region, both Muslim and Christian, of undermining the north in political power and economic development. The indictment came in a communiqué issued by the youth group at the end of an emergency meeting held in Kaduna, capital of Kaduna State. The AYF’s communiqué, which was sent to local and international media, argued that the north had completely collapsed and needed purposeful leadership in order to rise again. Led by Gambo Ibrahim Gujungu, the group x-rayed the political and economic performance of the northern part of Nigeria and found the situation deplorable. “The leadership of Arewa Youths Forum (AYF) met today in Kaduna and critically reviewed the state of the nation and, most importantly, the predicament bedeviling Northern Nigeria. Sadly, [as] we stated in March 2012, the North is still at the bottom of every index ranging from health, education, social amenities, infrastructure, socio-cultural integration and peaceful coexistence,” the communiqué stated. The AYF added: “The worst of our woes is the insecurity ravaging the North that has gradually balkanized Northern Christians and Muslims…through a deliberate elitist mischief.” In addition, the group argued: “On good governance, judicial utilization of public funds and quality leadership, from our review of the 19 Northern States, except in [a] few states, the order of the day is outright embezzlement of public funds with impunity. The leadership being showcased at all levels of governments [is] nothing but a monumental sharing of public funds…while poverty and illiteracy [sweep] through the…region thereby posing a big threat to our existence and progress. In plain terms, the North is not only at the verge of extinction but has finally collapsed and just standing on its shadows and a cosmetic unity that is far from the reality.” In an ominous tone, the communiqué added that “reality has finally caught up with us.” In a statement that spared neither Muslims nor Christians, the group insisted that “the major problems of the North [are] the result of the accumulated machinations of both Christian and Muslim elite, who in the course of pursuing their political and economic interests kept sowing discord along religious and ethnic lines to a gullible illiterate majority. Even if for nothing, the intense struggle of Christian and Muslim elite for inclusion into several juicy boards and parastatals confirms that all the noise about religion and ethnic divides are pure manipulations meant to aid individuals’ access to economic and political proceeds.” They challenged the northern elite to show evidence that they contributed to “development, unity and progress” in “their native Christian or Muslim dominated areas of the North.” The AYF accused the elite, “who got life on a platter of gold,” of squandered opportunities to make a difference in the region. They stated that “insincerity and double standards” existed on the part of “traditional and religious institutions, governments, civil society, media, security agencies, and opinion leaders in addressing the mess that has enveloped the North.” The group suggested that the remedy to the region’s “institutionalized mess” lies in “sincere and purposeful leadership at all levels of government in [the] Northern region,” adding that there was a need for “judicious management of resources to check poverty, lack of infrastructure, collapsed education and health sectors and as well unemployment.” The youth group called for an end to “all tools of manipulation and mischievous propaganda using religion and ethnicity.” They advocated a strengthening of the rule of law “to deal with all those responsible for inciting killings as well those perpetrating the killings.” The group added: “These will aid in bringing about cohesion and stability, while the Federal Government and security agencies assiduously tackle terrorism in the north.” http://saharareporters.com/news-page/arewa-youths-accuse-northern-elite-under-developing-north |
| Politics › Re: ASUU Strike: In Whose Interest? by jerusalem101: 2:14pm On Jul 08, 2013 |
For real the whole essence of this strike is undermining the hope of Nigerians in the already battered Educational system that have dropped beyond pitiable stage, just for selfish interest at the detriment of the common Nigerians students..... cause to be candid the particular strike can't win the sympathy of a well informed Nigerian who judgement of issues isn't base on one form of sentiment or the other. |
| Politics › Re: When Was The Last Bomb Blast Again? by jerusalem101: 10:50am On Jun 19, 2013 |
There have been no explosion again cause security agents have discover a way of dealing with the bomb issue so they are now exploring ways of coming up with new techniques now to further their attack on innocent people for Islam.. |
| Politics › Re: Lebanese Suspects Are Hezbollah Military Wing Members —SSS by jerusalem101: 3:16pm On Jun 14, 2013 |
As far as am concern they should not be release, they are terrorists and that's the simple truth. after all if it were Nigerians in their own country i can imagine what would have happen to them like a thousand Nigerians being molested and their rights abuse in Foreign lands, with reference to the recent onslaught in South Africa and many more country even in the so-called advance countries of the World.So the Lebanese should be made to face justice and after possible extradition and their properties confiscated. Gbam!!! 2 Likes |
| Politics › Nuhu Ribadu Has Turns Out To Be A Tragic Hero By Adamu Yaro by jerusalem101(op): 12:23pm On Jun 11, 2013 |
Reading through Ribadu’s statement in response to the presidency’s statement giving a historical account if his hypocrisy it is amusing that the irony of his political instability does not stare him in the face. Ribadu says “It is unfortunate that he (Mr. Abati) stands on crooked crutches of rehashed falsehoods fabricated by corrupt politicians prosecuted by Mallam Nuhu Ribadu”. I am a bit confused here. Isn’t Bola Tinubu one of the “corrupt politicians” Ribadu talks about? Who is today serving Tinubu between Ribadu and Reuben Abati? Reuben Abati serves Nigeria by working for President Goodluck Jonathan while Nuhu Ribadu serves Bola Tinubu. I will now replay Ribadu’s past words concerning Tinubu. Before the 2007 Nuhu Ribadu said Bola Tinubu was “not fit to hold public office”. Today, Nuhu Ribadu has turned to Tinubu’s lap dog. And then again Ribadu has the effrontery to say that rather than being accused of ingratitude he is the one who can make such a claim “having been betrayed after his selfless service to the nation in the Petroleum Revenue Task Force committee.” What hogwash! Ribadu is so narcissistic that he is only conscious of himself and has little capacity to remember what others have done for him. Was it not the same Ribadu who confessed in the Petroleum Revenue Task Force committee report that “The data used in this report was presented by various stakeholders who made submissions to the task force in the course of our assignment at various dates which have been disclosed in relevant sections of the report. Due to the time frame of the assignment, some of the data used could not be INDEPENDENTLY VERIFIED and the Task Force recommends that the Government should conduct such necessary verifications and reconciliations.” Nuhu Ribadu betrayed his incompetence in that his committee was saddled with the task of unraveling what was stolen in the fuel subsidy regime and other petroleum industry related transactions and instead of doing that he signed a report containing what he acknowledged were unverified numbers and expected the president to act on it. Was it not precisely because the president wanted verified figures that he appointed the Committee? Yet, because of his hunger for the media spotlight, Ribadu presented a haphazard report and rejected Steve Oronsanye’s advise to request for more time to do a proper job. And now Ribadu expects gratitude for doing a shoddy job and refuses to give gratitude to the president who returned him from exile, reversed his dismissal from the police and restored his full rank of Assistant Inspector General of Police with full entitlements. Talk about biting the fingers that fed you. From his statement, it is clear that Nuhu Ribadu wants to muddy the waters and divert attention from the real issues by insulting Reuben Abati. So in order to force him to address issues, I will attempt to reduce them to two questions; a. Did you or did you not once accuse former governor of Lagos State, Bola Tinubu, of being a corrupt politician? b. Did you or did you not turn around to become Bola Tinubu’s lackey and presidential candidate of his choosing and sponsorship? Nuhu Ribadu has turned out to be a tragic hero, a man in whom the youths of Nigeria once placed so much hope but who has turned out to be, as his former friend Elrufai wrote in his book the Accidental Public Servant, a “typical policeman”! I can however understand Ribadu’s predicament. It is obvious that his political husband has decided to embrace polygamy and is thinking of marrying a new political wife who happens to be a general. It is understandable that the scorned wife that Ribadu has become will do everything to regain the attention of the political husband. I won’t begrudge Ribadu his attention seeking. He is entitled to that as he is entitled to his opinion. But he is not entitled to the facts. Facts are sacred and the fact is that Ribadu is now the wife of a man he once publicly called a crook! http://omojuwa.com/2013/06/nuhu-ribadu-has-turned-out-to-be-a-tragic-hero-by-adamu-yaro/ |
| Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Time To Stop The Blame Game by jerusalem101: 4:17pm On Jun 10, 2013 |
That's just the bitter truth,that no one want to hear less alone saying it,especially the likes of Maj Gen Buhari and his cohorts who have been blindfolded by ethnic and religious sentiment.For the monster they created consciously or otherwise now shifting the blame to GEJ,,,All becus of 2015,cause that's where the whole issue lies and is pointing at but one thing they fail to understand is what goes around comes around... |
| Politics › How Will You Term Nigerian Democracy? by jerusalem101(op): 1:25pm On Jun 07, 2013 |
Sincerely, how will you assess and score our country democracy within the short period? |
| Politics › Rev Jesse Jackson Defends Endorsement Of Jonathan's Administration. by jerusalem101(op): 4:16pm On Jun 04, 2013 |
American civil rights activist Reverend Jesse Jackson has defended his recent statements declaring President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration as unparalleled in transparency and good governance. Mr. Jackson, who visited Nigeria to participate in the country’s “Democracy Day” celebrations made the gushing endorsement while speaking to the Nigerian press. In an interview with SaharaTV, the civil rights icon explained the basis of his assessment of the Nigerian government under Mr. Jonathan. According to him, the Nigerian president’s “cabinet members presented what their departments were doing and their budgets and showed where the money was: Transportation Department, Economic Development Department.” He added that officials of the Jonathan administration laid out their work in road construction, oil revenues and other areas, noting that “it was exciting to see that level of transparency. I had not seen that before.” Pressed by SaharaTV, Mr. Jackson admitted that a lot still remained to be done. Even so, he maintained that Nigeria today has more roads, hospitals and better infrastructure, contending that this was proof that transparency was on the increase. He declared that transparency revealed both strengths and weaknesses, adding that the negative stories coming out of Nigeria should not be misconstrued to mean anything other than that transparency was at work. Mr. Jackson regretted that Moshood Abiola was not allowed to assume the presidency after the June 12, 1993 elections which he believes the late politician and businessman won. “Many of us believe he won that election, and it was unfortunate what happened – that they did not allow the count to stand.” The reverend was quick to add that Nigeria was beyond the issue now and had a renewed commitment to democracy. Speaking on the Boko Haram menace, Mr. Jackson restated his support for President Jonathan's decision to release some detained women in a bid to ease up the pressure with the militant group. He said a commitment to rebuild the northern part of Nigeria and wage a fight against extreme poverty might hold the key to addressing the deteriorating situation. Mr. Jackson also spoke about Zimbabwean leader, Robert Mugabe, drawing attention to the fact that the American ambassador to Zimbabwe, Charles Ray, had recently publicly commended the Zimbabwean president “for having an open climate for voting.” The civil rights leader said he was impressed that most African countries were laying strong foundations for democracy and human rights. He expressed confidence that “Africa is on the rise.” Noting that most African countries had fewer than 56 years of Independence, Mr. Jackson compared them to the United States at the same stage of its democratic experience. He concluded that, at 56 years of Independence, US human rights was a mirage and the country’s democracy was still in the teething stage. Mr. Jackson criticized the portrayal of Africa in the western media. “While the western media is criticizing, China is investing,” he said, adding “Africans are on a rhythm of growth and development, and the opinion of outsiders will not determine Africa's fate.” Mr. Jackson criticized the killing of Libyan strongman Muamar Gaddafi by the militia that brought down his 25 year government with the support of the West. “It was unnecessary to kill Gaddafi,” he said. He added that the wars in countries like Libya, Iraq and Afghanistan may be over in the western media, but continue unabated on the ground where people continue to die. http://saharareporters.com/video/rev-jesse-jackson-defends-endorsement-jonathan-administration |
| Politics › Re: Even Boko Haram Also Uses Condoms... by jerusalem101: 3:03pm On Jun 04, 2013 |
That's western sexual lifestyle na,so which one are they fighting if they are using items invented by the west,,,,you people can't deceived me,cuz it is so obvious that this rtd gen Buhari Soldiers of destruction are into more western life style than the people they kill.. |
| Politics › Re: Buhari Faults Clampdown On Boko-Haram Members by jerusalem101: 2:25pm On Jun 03, 2013 |
This statement by Gen Buhari reminds me of the statement of former NSA,Gen AZazzi, who said categorically that everything about Boko Haram resolves around Gen Buhari. Am so disappointed, and it still baffling that Buhari has fail to understand that He can only become President of the North with such outrageous display of sentiment. It is also obvious that he's just after being the President of Nigeria but doesn't have the interest of the Country at heart. Buhari has never condemned the activities of Boko haram,he has never proffers solution(s) to the problem facing the Country as an elder state man and Rtd Gen.He made a statement which is manifesting itself today in the activities of Boko haram when he said that "If he doesn't win the 2001 election, Nigeria will be ungovernable", he also made a statement that led to the death of more than ten(10) Corpers and he has shown no remorse about it. Then i ask my self why defend this Man when people link him with Boko haram? Nigeria doesn't need an extremist as a president nor a Highly sentimental figure to rule us,the actions and inaction of Buhari has shown that he doesn't have the interest of Nigeria at heart at all. |
| Politics › Hezbollah Terror Factory And Foreign Media by jerusalem101(op): 5:16pm On May 31, 2013 |
It just funny why the discovery of Hezbollah terror factory in the Country by Security Agents doesn't enjoy Foreign Media patronage as compare to event that will speak negatively of the country would have receive. security forces uncovered a Hezbollah terrorist cell that had been planning attacks against Western and Israeli targets in western Africa, Israel's Counter-Terrorism Bureau stated on Thursday evening. According to the counter-terrorism officials, a raid on one of the suspect's residences uncovered an extensive weapons cache. An investigation indicated that the cell had been active in Nigeria for a few years, and has planned numerous attacks against western and specifically Israeli targets. The officials said that the cell is "part of the Shi'ite terror campaign against Israeli targets throughout the world," and is currently investigating claims that the cell was active in other African nations as well. Nigerian military spokesman Captain Ikedichi Iweha said in a statement on Thursday that the three Lebanese suspects were arrested between May 16 and May 28 in the north's biggest city of Kano. All had admitted to being members of Hezbollah under questioning. A raid on the residence of one of the suspects had uncovered 11 60 mm anti-tank weapons, four anti-tank landmines, two rounds of ammunition for a 122 mm artillery gun, 21 rocket-propelled grenades, seventeen AK-47s with more than 11,000 bullets and dynamite, he said. Now i wonder why the issue have not taken center stage or why the foreign media have not been replete with the story like they did few days ago when a british borned extreme jihadist was alleged to have killed a member of the royal army. Immediately the foreign media was replete with the story linking the extreme jihadist to Nigeria just to put away the blame from the british security for not doing their job well. It all point to the fact that the foreign is just a propagandist's machinery aim at attacking the country and Africa at large at any given opportunity just to keep painting Africa n the black race as people from the Dark world.It is not a new trend that the way the foreign media will reports and sponsors documentary at the detriment of the country/Africa won't be the same way they will report issue of Human right bordering around Guatanamo prison and the Afghanistan massacre,nor the controversy surrounding the story of Weapon of Mass destruction in Iraq. Am still watching all the Foreign Media to see what will happen in days ahead. |
| Politics › Human Right May Probe Ombatse Massacre by jerusalem101(op): 1:42pm On May 27, 2013 |
After the emotional candle light funeral service by the DSS last Friday in Honor of the 10 slain officer by the Ombatse cult group in Alakyo community in Nasarawa state. A source who does not want his name to be mention, revealed that the National Human Right Commission(NHRC) after a close door meeting with the heads of affection service,may probe the killing.But on conditions which the Representatives of the NHRC and the security chiefs didn't disclosed, though, source said it may not be unconnected with escort/protection to the "dreaded" community. The source maintained that in the days ahead,the outcome of the meeting will be made known to the public. |
| Politics › Re: Ombatse Massacre: Funeral Service Of Slain SSS Officers. by jerusalem101: 12:51pm On May 27, 2013 |
Movingcoil: which heroes? D ones dat went to raze down d villages of innocent people. No rip 2 dem. Odas should learn period.Another Ombatse mole,just like the police that sold out his colleagues.Hope u won't end up killing us here in nairaland oh. |
| Politics › Re: Northern Elders To President: Your Administration Worst In Nigeria History by jerusalem101: 12:40pm On May 27, 2013 |
Am not surprise this is coming from a professor turn politician and most especially one of the founding fathers of Boko haram. I see reasons with you prof after all,the money u were expecting from Amnesty might not be coming again with the way things are going.So such statement coming from you will definitely not surprise me after all, you people thro your representative said "THE COUNTRY WON'T BE GOVERNABLE IF THE 2011 GENERAL ELECTION WAS NOT WON BY A NORTHERNER" and it manifesting.Why regret you actions and put the blame on poor GEJ,when the north have always been enjoying bloodbath in the name of religious/ethnic crisis,by killing innocent people. |
| Politics › Re: Faces of the SSS fallen Heroes by jerusalem101: 1:42pm On May 24, 2013 |
well! it's a pity these Men all died in the Line of duty for their fatherland, the amazing factor about the whole thing, is the manner at which the SSS is going about the 10 officers who were brutally murdered along side 85 policemen officers.The media has been replete with the stories of our the sss have seriously been lamenting over the loss,the compensation of N10 million for each head and the unflinching concern and support shown to the families of the slain officers. It make me wonder what is happening in other security forces,cause the lost of 10 men by the sss is like losing a whole community, what a show of love and support to these unfortunate officers. more grease to their elbow in the encouraging attitude shown to these men, cause it will definitely boost their confidence knowing that their service is behind them,a show equivalent with what i used to see in America,Britain and other development nation of the whole. Please when next the sss is selling their form someone should please inform me for necessary action but wonder if age will allow them accept me. 5 Likes |
| Politics › Nigerians: A People With No National Conscience. by jerusalem101(op): 1:17pm On May 12, 2013 |
Since the killing of policemen n other security agents while serving their Father's land, the Social media,media,Human right groups/activists, Oppositions,Elder statemen,pressure groups,have all gone on Vacation or have suddenly become blind, deaf and dump. This all point to fact that the above mentioned groups don't either have d interest of the country @ heart or they are just in support of such act against the Nation,or the people killed by this militia group are foreigners or Animals.we now knw that the problem of this country is not just the government as widely perceived but we Nigerians, because of one sentiment or the other. While the foreign media n their sponsored seek the disintegrition of Nigeria.We Nigerians are ignorantly supporting them 2 achieve their aims. I pray we wake up n put political,Religious,personal interest aside if we rilli want Nigeria 2 live beyond 2015,cause it so obvious that after pdp leaves Nigerians will still suffer,cause as far as politic is concern is Soldier go,Soldier come barrack remain the same pattern,which mean pdp go n apc come corruption still continue.the ambatse militia group action as made it so obvious who we are...Wicked,insincere n corrupt people who can't say the truth because of personal aim and we have all lost our National conscience. |
| Politics › The Justifiable Massacre by jerusalem101(op): 1:30pm On May 10, 2013 |
Opposition Political Parties, Elders Forum, Human Rights Activists, Renowned Lawyers, Amnesty International etc. talk, make assessment, issue statement and ultimatum ONLY when Security Agents kill civilians in their line of duty. Now that the so called civilians are 'slaughtering' Security Operatives in their numbers for just performing their duties and having the audacity to tell the world that the killed 95 against the 23 reported by the police, everyone is quiet. I ASK, are these Security Agents not Nigerians? Don't they have Human Rights?(or are they animals) Are they not some people's parents, spouse, bread winners, siblings, kinsmen and friends? Don't they deserve to live? GOD will judge US all irrespective of our background,religion,interests. |
| Education › Re: Nigerians In University Of Ghana by jerusalem101: 11:35am On May 05, 2013 |
baynix: I Was At Wisonsin University Hostel Last Month.. Nigerians There Are 70% !! Their Hairstyle Is Scary!! They "Weed" Like Grass-cutter!!How will that happen when d goose in d nat'l assembly r collecting 4m n above monthly 4 deliberating over d change of name of unilag 2 maolag instead of deliberating on how 2 improve d education sector,I invogue d blood thirty god of boko haram on them all. |
| Politics › Re: Goodluck Posing In Picture With Boko Haram by jerusalem101: 11:19am On May 05, 2013 |
noblezone: So, a masqurade is a member of the amnesty too?Hahahahahahahaha,this country is just a joke hahahahaha |
| Politics › Nigerian Press One Of The World's Freest - UN by jerusalem101(op): 3:32pm On May 04, 2013 |
The United Nations Resident Coordinator, Mr. Daouda Toure, on Friday said that in spite of some hitches witnessed by Nigerian journalists, it was still one of the freest in the world.http://mobile.punchng.com/output.php?link=http://www.punchng.com/news/un-rates-nigerian-press-one-of-worlds-freest/ |
| Politics › Re: Baga Raid: Satellite Images 'show Nigeria Army Abuse' by jerusalem101: 9:06pm On May 01, 2013 |
This is nothing but d work of western media who always potray africa problem more terrible than their,why is the satelite not showing d massacar in afganistan,iraq n american atrocities in guatanamo prison,why didn't d satelite capture d factory of weapon of mass destruction in iraq uptil now than what they wanted us 2 hear? Don't blame them sha cuz our own media is much more terrible than them so whateva fake image n report they gave 2 us we will take it with no option |
| Politics › Why We Take Foreign Hostage-ansaru by jerusalem101(op): 10:35pm On Apr 26, 2013 |
Ansaru, a breakaway militant group from Boko Haram which kidnapped seven foreign construction workers in Bauch has explained why the group abduct foreign hostages, saying it was meant to send a message to the western powers on the kind of advice they give to Nigerian leaders. A young member of the group who called himself Mujahi Abu Nasir while speaking on the group’s activities also said their sympathizers are everywhere in Nigeria but that the group avoid the killing of fellow Nigerians. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/04/why-we-take-foreign-hostages-ansaru/ |
| Politics › Nigerian Media And Indiscriminate Reports by jerusalem101(op): 3:45pm On Apr 24, 2013 |
For few days now, the media has been inundated with the reported killing of innocent citizens in a clash between the JTF and boko haram members in Baga, Borno state. Expectedly, those clamoring for the withdrawal of d JTF attributed d casualty figure to d JTF, thereby justifying our proverbial saying "if u want to kill a dog, u give it a bad name". We must recall that d mandate of the JTF is to restore sanity in the states affected by d activities of d insurgents, making it practically impossible for them to kill the precious lives they are meant to protect. Note also that Nigeriens and Chadians soldiers were involved in d operation and that only 30 BH members, 1 soldier and 6 civilians were killed at against the media sensationalisation of d casualties. Let's pause for a minute and consider wat would have become of d north without d JTF. Maybe what is happening in Mali would have been replicated here. Nigerians must know that authentic security reports indicate that d death of 6 civilians was occassioned by d sporadical shootings by the sect members who reportedly used heavy fire power without mastery of such weapons. Given that Government is conducting an inquiry into d matter, Nigerians must be weary of false media reports that seek to vilify the JTF while encouraging d sect members. Northern leaders and d masses must collaborate with govt to exterminate insecurity. Nigerian media must also be schooled in d reportage of internal terrorism. Security is a corporate business that requires our efforts. Lets rise up to d challenge and say no to terrorism. #naijagobeta# |
| Politics › Re: Boko Haram Is NOT A Hausa/Fulani Phenomenon, It Is A Kanuri Thing by jerusalem101: 5:11pm On Apr 21, 2013 |
Gamji007: You guys should stop wasting your time explaining to the bloch head bigots we have in this forum. I have come to realise that most southerners especially SS/SE have a mind set that anybody with a muslim name from Benue,Kogi,Jos, up to the far northern states of sokoto,kano,Yobe,maiduguri etc are all Hausa/fulani. No matter how much you try to educate them,they never understand, and they later claim to be educated.Just the same way u guy over there sees all southerners as nyamiri 4 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Buhari - No Difference Between Boko Haram And Niger Delta Militants by jerusalem101: 1:58pm On Apr 02, 2013 |
utumunta: Would d heavens fall if Buhari had said dat "d boko haram insurgence is a national problem that requires all hands on deck to solve it" ?that's just the simple truth here,since from the 1st coup 2 d last coup,it has always been the Northerners and they couldn't develop their place upon their long rule of terror,now they r all crying as if it was GEJ that created the Almajiri that are mainly use as foot soldiers of BOKO HARAM,if they r pple that shld be blame here, is the Selfish Northern leaders who saw religion as an avenue/weapon which they used in impoverishing their pple academically n otherwise and now instead of looking inward,they r using politics to shield their evil deeds. when education was made important in the southern part of the country especially the west,,what were d northern leaders during even while they were in power? rather it was religion they gave importance 2..they must champion the fight cuz they created BOKO HARAM period!!! the underdevelopment in the North is created he northerners cuz they have been ruling this country since if that's actually what boko haram is fighting 4.. |
| Politics › No Amnesty without conditions-FG by jerusalem101(op): 11:18am On Apr 02, 2013 |
The Minister of Information Mr labaran Maku stated that the Federal Government of Nigeria will not Grant Amnesty to the dreaded boko haram insurgents unconditionally, maintaining that the group or their representatives must come out for dialogue with the FG, this was made known,while he was responding to questions on sunrise daily an early morning channelstv programme. While while making reference to the Efforts put in by the some Leaders and Governors of the Niger Delta region when the Administration of late president Musa yar adua brought up the issue of Amnesty to the warring militants and also call on the Northern politicians/leaders to take such step instead of politicizing the call for Amnesty made by the Sultan of Sokoto. maintaining that there is no way that amnesty has ever been given without conditions being met. He further maintain that up-till now there have not been any clear head or leader of the group that the FG can dialogue with.....Now the question is,,who is being sincere here? FG or Northern Leaders/politicians!!! |
| Politics › Re: Buhari - No Difference Between Boko Haram And Niger Delta Militants by jerusalem101: 10:39am On Apr 02, 2013 |
From all this statement from selfish politicians like buhari u will see that pastor bakare wasn't lying when he said that most of the critics of this administration are seeking power for their selfish aims not for the interest of Nigeria in his interview on channelstv, how can a man like Buhari makes such a blind comparism? Niger delta militants we all know were fighting against the injustice shown to them after the destruction of their land for oil but the money derived from the oil can't be use 2 develop their land,had Buhari ever been 2 a typical south south community? While boko haram is fighting an ideological war 4 the sake of their God trying to force others into their religion in a free nation like ours n killing innocent people in the name of religion.. what kind of dirty comparism is that all this 4 power not 4 anything. 3 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Policemen Claim NSCDC Officials Provoked Them Into KIlling by jerusalem101: 10:40am On Mar 28, 2013 |
Bloody lie from the pit of hell! Listen 2 d story sef does it make any sense at all? U went with ur Men 4 an operation n u were disarmed n ur men were just resisting,resisting what? What a story 4 Naija policemen I knw who hands r alway on top of their trigger,who shot without even looking @ d target haba! That was how they came n inform d world that a Man asked another Man 2 kill sum1 4 a ransom of 20million n only paid 200thousand as d deposit, policeeeeeeee oh!!! |
| Politics › Re: The People That The Hausas Should Be Fighting. by jerusalem101: 10:24am On Mar 28, 2013 |
 If ur feeling bored or sad the best tin 2 do is just 2 enter nairaland n read 1 post n d responds n I tell u,b4 u knw u'll be laffing as if u had no issue b4,this post is suppose give us serious reasoning but what I see here is verbal misiles laffing out me sorrow ooh.. |
| Politics › Robbers Write Letters To Lambe, Ogun State Residents by jerusalem101(op): 5:19pm On Mar 27, 2013 |
“We Are Coming For You” – Robbers Write Residents In Ogun State https://dailypost.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/Letter-by-Robbers-448x336-300x224.jpg Residents of Lambe area of Ogun state have received an audacious letter from some fearless robbers urging them to give them a welcoming hospitality when they attack their community in the coming days.http://dailypost.com.ng/2013/03/27/we-are-coming-for-you-robbers-write-residents-in-ogun-state/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=we-are-coming-for-you-robbers-write-residents-in-ogun-state |
| Politics › Re: Policemen Kill 2 NSCDC Officers In Lagos by jerusalem101: 5:05pm On Mar 27, 2013 |
Hmmmmmmmm naija police,their story will never end .. |
| Politics › Re: OYERINDE’S MURDER: Our Story, By Police (AKA Police Story) by jerusalem101: 11:40am On Mar 25, 2013 |
All I can deduce here is an excuse 4 unprofessionalism and a long essay 4 leisure reading in order 2 relax d nerves after a long hectic day. |
