₦airaland Forum

The change as come to nigeria.

Sai buhari.

I think that particular newspaper is giving out some fake news against the governor.

nigeria was a good country before, but deliberately destroyed by useless people.

One nigeria is the root problem.

Wood work & metal work.

mbulela:
Ibrahim Uwais gave his parents and everyone around him the impression that he hates Boko Haram because of the “damage” they are doing to Islam — but he has now gone to Syria apparently to join the Islamic State militants. His distraught father, Mohammed Uwais (pictured) — who served as the chief justice of Nigeria from 1995 to 2006 — was still trying to come to terms with the news when he suffered a suspected armed robbery attack last weekend, although he was not hurt. Ibrahim, described as a 41-year-old “reserved and committed Muslim”, has two wives and four children, TheCable learnt. His elder wife was the head of a private school in Abuja while the younger worked with the Debt Management Office (DMO). When he took the decision to go to Syria to team up with the “jihadists” of the Islamic State, he reportedly called his wives aside and told them they were free to return to their parents. “But both of them said they would go with him,” a source in the know of the development told TheCable, adding that they took all their children with them. When the retired justice was alerted on the disappearance of his son and his family, he became apprehensive and started to make investigations. He went to report to the security agencies — who told him they would investigate the claim that his son might have gone to Syria. TheCable could not confirm the airline or route Ibrahim flew out of Nigeria or the date he left, but sources said he travelled through Turkey, which shares border with the war-torn Syria. Parts of Syria and Iraq are under the control of the Islamic State which carries out summary executions, including beheadings and death by stoning, of those accused of flouting its sharia law. The Turkish embassy in Abuja was compelled to disclose the details of Ibrahim’s movement through a court injunction, TheCable learnt. The embassy confirmed that it issued visas to Ibrahim and members of his family. The details of his arrival in Turkey were made available, while images of CCTV recordings were also said to have been analysed by the Turkish security agencies to establish their movement. Hated Boko Haram Ibrahim, who dropped out of the university and went into full-time business in his early 20s, is the most unlikely man to volunteer for the Islamic State, according to family friends who spoke with TheCable. “He hated everything Boko Haram stood for, and often queried why they would be killing innocent women and children in the name of Islam,” a source said. “With the benefit of hindsight, he was probably trying to cover up his plans. There was no way you would have suspected that he was ever going to be a fundamentalist himself.” He was a student of King’s College, Lagos, and went on to the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, “where he was radicalised”, according to a former student of Queen’s College, Lagos, who told TheCable that Ibrahim “was very popular with QC girls in those days”. A family source confirmed that Ibrahim left Nigeria with his family early February “without a word”, keeping his extended family in the dark. “The fact that he didn’t say goodbye to both parents, and the deafening silence from his end since then, seems to lend credence to this storyline (that he has joined ISIS),” he said, adding that “we are just praying for news of them, news of any sorts”. Memories of AbdulFarouk

Read more at: http://www.thecable.ng/exclusive-justice-uwais-son-claims-hate-boko-haram-joined-isis-jihadists | TheCable

Hmmmmmm

Initially when IS came I was glad but the way they later handling things it was not okay.

Obviously their leaders do not know how to handle a successful islamic state.

Improvement in provision of electricity would significantly reduce the stress in the country.

But the problem is that this is a country with no capable leaders. A country of 54 years but in serious mess.

The budget was a failure.

That period the economy was nose down.

One nigeria is the root of the problem of this country.
In this present arrangement of one nigeria, the country is nobody's country.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05CNlfNSk_E

He destroyed nigeria more than others.

Nonsense, he failed as president.

Nigerian 'leaders' lack the capacity and capability to run a sensible country.

He destroyed nigeria more than any other persons.

Removing prof. jega at this point does not make any sense.

That was the man that saved the day for the then afenifere leaders in the APP/AD presidential primary in 1998. He went there with a lot of cash.

At the end of the day AD man became the presidential candidate of the two parties.
He himself was a last minute presidential aspirant in the election.

A way to survive in a failed country.

One nigeria is a failure.

phe44u:
Governor Shekau the most dreadful and fearful of all

Boko haram is better than any group when talking of governing this disorganized country.

One nigeria is not working. It is a failure.

There is no governor that is interested in agriculture.

You see one nigeria.

There is no reason why nigeria should be one.

One nigeria is just a way to enslave the people of this country by few people parading themselves as 'leaders'.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udjqHaYz73k

The man dey use over time.

I can marry somebody I never met physically as long as we have the same religious belief.

The problem is one nigeria.

There are no goods leaders in nigeria.

nigeria is a country with bad leaders. All kinds of leaders are bad.

nigeria is a country of bad leaders. nigeria is a failed country.

The greatest problem of this country is one nigeria.

To hell with one nigeria.

BrAkingNews:
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Above is a photo of Captain Mbene Matute, the most senior Cameroonian army officer who was killed during a battle with Boko Haram members on Wednesday Feb 25th. He was killed after the vehicle he was riding in with other colleagues struck a landmine, blowing up the vehicle. It happened in Gamboru, a Nigerian town. He and another soldier died in the incident.

http://www.justyouchat.com/cameroons-most-senior-soldier-killed-in-boko-haram-battle/

Landmine?

This is another dimension to the problem.

The story seems to be fake.

KORLAR:
Hehe
Eran Iya Osogbo.

Eran maami ni ekiti.

veave:
why didn't she do the prayers from her house? Why at midnight? Why dig the ground? Why the blood?

When you answer these questions, I'll agree with you.

May be she was given something to bury into the ground in the night, that thing might involve killing of chicken or dove or anything like that.

You know our people nah.

But anyway sha they can discuss it with the landlady.

It was so funny.

But to be candid most of what he said were true.

The number 23. is touching, everything is on his head.

23. I am the sitting President. If there is
any trouble, it is me that the United Nations Secretary General calls.
Everything is on my head.

The gsm that came during his first term, people thought his second term would be even more better.

Also there was saying that time that hausa people were troubling him, that they are part of the problem why he was not performing well but the second term would be better.

But he failed woefully. You know most people of his generation across the country are very very useless people.

Funny.