₦airaland Forum

SLIDEwaxie:
By the names of the people who were talking, I see they are not Nigerians but biafans.
Second, by default, they are Jonathan's apologists, no offence.

Every armed policemen were either on the road side or at the junction. In fact, the robbers knew this stupidity will occur.

You've not taken your psychosis drugs today. .. #iblamegej!

Lets take it easy on fashola. Pdp has had its moments too like blaming the "opposition" for fuel scarcity!

garrix8:
Eediot....

What business do you do in PH? Internet millionaire...

Villager. I'm a lagosian. That one must be heaven for you. Keep hiding in sambisa forest!

garrix8:
You're complaining about Rivers, but see your State and your mumu Ex Governor...

Ph is too classy for you. You must be living in some village somewhere beefing progressive people who do business in large cities! Low life!

Islam; an end time calamity like ebola! Will be crushed soon!

[quote author=IHEJIRIKAisBOKO post=31578155][/quote]Madness is obviously a disease that has ravaged you and the re.tarded bunch you call a family!

[quote author=IHEJIRIKAisBOKO post=31577855][/quote]Your mother is a harlot? Horrible! Your future must be bleak! Spam bot and online nuisance with frustration as a bed mate!

IHEJIRIKAisBOKO:
Useless Igbos, always ready to obey the command of their Ijaw masters.
I wonder why these f00ls didnt ask for the resignation of Jega after APGA won the anambra state election last year

While you are re.tarded!

bash4us:
I dont blame you. Only if there was instance judgement from God you would have been fed by maggots.

Your god àllah is a riffraff that sends you dummies to fight for him. Always threatening! You should have called me idi.ot than talk about that thing àllah doling out "punishment"!

Frustration!

bash4us:
Watch your utterances, else u maybe doomed

Mohammed's products. Talking trash since 600ad! Riffraffs!!!

Buhari watching the news with corner eye and bp monitor! !!

fistonati:
Oguche's broda u are such a disgrace to ur background

With u I have a lot of hope!

sirscripture:
You are as senseless as your parents who gave birth to you. People like you should be in aro teaching the patients how to be unreasonably stupid. I pity your posterity and those friends you keep. With this comment, it is obvious your mums buried your brain with your placenta when you were born. Oloshi omo jati jati

The sick parents that bore you are dumb curses to humanity!

Tomorrow one uneducated riffraff will want buhari to consolidate their spread!

Lets not attempt to spread this evil further by bringing in buhari as part of government.

searching4love:


WAR AGAINST THE INFIDELS.MAY ALLAH BLESS PROPHET MUHAMMAD (PBUT)

ISLAM SHALL CONQUER AND DOMINATE THE WORLD.


ALLAHU AKBAR

A stray bullet from a militant will kill you!

GenBuhari:
This post clearly shows you do not consider yourself African, so what the heck are you doing on this African forum?
Who is paying you spread misinformation on African forums.

You have exposed yourself so you are no longer to be taken seriously as we now know you are here for mischief.

Remember racist white people a small minded weak and frightened people. I pity you pathetic people.

Your signature alone shows you're unwell! Conspiracy theories are for delusional people whom you seem to be. My signature tells more about me.
Take your drugs!

Gboskee:
i have click off my pen
#dont have time for toad

Good cover for your ignorance and stupi.dity!

Gboskee:
watch your tongue or wraths all over your generation past and present
shame on you!

Load of sick sh*t! Thats what you're!

golddust6000:
your birth certificate is an apology to the condom factory. the number of qualification i have, none of your entire family can dream of have one. ewuohia like you.

Educated and sounding so dumb?! You got nothing cos I have a "dr" in front of my name! Id.iot!

[size=14pt]Apc is obviously in debt! How will they repay?! Gej till 2019! [/size]

golddust6000:
If you cant take or pass the message, y cant you zoom off. must you comment ?

Another uneducated low life! Africans need to accept their faults and fix it! Not behaving like people who sell their kids to slave traders for mirrors! Like your ancestors!

How will africa move forward with ret.arded posts like these?!

Mohammed's products! Causing havoc since 600ad. Riffraffs!!

Apc boys peeing their pants right now!!! Its not by paid posts!!!

nzeadachie:
ADIGHI M SURE NA I BU ONYE ANAMBRA, ANA EKWU NA ANUMANU A BU BUHARI GBUSIRI UMU NNE GI, I NODU EBEA NA AKOGHERI, KA O BU ONYE UGWU TURU IME GI?

Gwia biko!

kestolove95:
Why are d. Yorubas calling weed igbo?

Jamb is coming up soon. Go and prepare. Doubt you'll do well in English though.

10man psg beat chelsea sha!!!

Nigeria says 36 towns now retaken from Boko Haram
on march 11, 2015 at 7:10 pm in news
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Nigeria said on Wednesday that 36 towns had been retaken from Boko Haram since the start of a four-nation military offensive, voicing hope that the operation could lead to the group’s “total defeat”.
National security spokesman Mike Omeri said four towns had fallen since last Friday, including three in Borno state and Buni Yadi, in neighbouring Yobe state, where the insurgents slaughtered more than 40 students in February last year before seizing it in August.
Crucial “cooperations and alliances” have led to victories over the Islamist rebels, he said, thanking neighbouring Cameroon, Chad and Niger for cutting off “the supply lines of the terrorists”.
“It is hoped that the unfolding regional cooperation will hasten the total defeat and extermination of Boko Haram in Nigeria and the sub-region,” he added.
Speaking at the Atlantic Council think-tank in Washington, the head of Nigeria’s National Intelligence Agency, Ayodele Oke, said the militants still controlled four local government areas.
He said he was optimistic that in a matter of weeks Boko Haram would no longer be in control of any territory, even if the government admits that bombings and gun attacks are likely to continue for the foreseeable future.
– Elections boost? –
Since the unprecedented joint offensive was launched last month, Nigeria has maintained that its troops were controlling operations.
But witnesses, experts and claims by other militaries indicate that Chadian troops have made a particularly large contribution, advancing deep into Nigerian territory and flushing Boko Haram fighters out of several parts of Borno state.
Nigeria delayed its February 14 general election to March 28 after security chiefs said they needed more time to weaken the militants.
The reported successes, which have not all been independently verified, may allow more people to vote across Boko Haram’s northeast stronghold.
President Goodluck Jonathan could see his re-election chances improve if voters feel he has finally taken decisive action against the rebels.
The conflict has killed more than 13,000 people since 2009, and critics have accused Jonathan and military top brass of failing to contain the violence.
The fighting has displaced more than 1.5 million people in Nigeria but Omeri claimed that some were “now returning to their homesteads to settle back into normal life”.
There was however no independent confirmation of significant numbers of displaced people returning home and Nigeria’s claims about the conflict have in the past not been consistent with reports from the ground.
– Foreign assistance –
Western powers have so far been reluctant to get involved directly in the conflict, viewing it as an essentially “local” or regional issue.
But the involvement of neighbouring countries, cross-border attacks, Boko Haram’s pledge of allegiance to the Islamic State group and a growing humanitarian crisis have increased the conflict’s profile.
On Wednesday, the United States said it was seeking to revive a training programme with the Nigerian military that was pulled last year after a dispute over weapons procurement.
Nigeria’s ambassador to Washington last year criticised the US for failing to provide the weapons required to deliver a “killer punch” to Boko Haram.
A US training programme for troops to fight Boko Haram was then shelved, although Abuja said the cancellation was a logistical, not a political decision.
US ambassador to Nigeria James Entwistle told reporters that officials were now “in the discussion stage” over a possible new programme.
“We’re willing to talk about everything and hammer out the details based on what we can provide,” he added.
Increased humanitarian assistance is one area where the international community could become more involved.
The International Committee for the Red Cross on Tuesday warned of a “full-blown humanitarian crisis” in the Lake Chad region, where Nigeria meets Niger, Chad and Cameroon.
Entwistle described the plight of the displaced as “horrible”, adding: “It’s sad to see. Many people have been displaced several times because of the conflict. We’re doing what we can.”


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/03/nigeria-says-36-towns-now-retaken-from-boko-haram/