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Politics / Re: Photos: Presidential State Car Being Prepared For The Inauguration Ceremony by kelvOdanz(m): 8:26pm On May 27, 2015 |
I can only see one car 1 Like |
Literature / Re: Chimamanda And The Talibans------a Story By Kelvin Odanz by kelvOdanz(m): 11:24am On May 14, 2015 |
masterchi: Moral lesson----You didn't search hard enough. Hero/Villain----Not all stories are about a battle between good and evil. Sorry for wasting your time and MB :-D |
Literature / Chimamanda And The Talibans------a Story By Kelvin Odanz by kelvOdanz(m): 10:53am On May 14, 2015 |
I work with a student organization in my university which, among many other things, aims to break racial stereotypes, foster an all-inclusive world by training youths on leadership with international exchange(volunteering) as a major tool. In my various roles in this organization, I have encountered single stories about Nigeria and about many other countries. I am more interested in the single stories about Nigeria because I am Nigerian and I love my country dearly. But this story is not about Nigeria. I will discuss the single stories I’ve heard about Nigeria sometimes in the future. This story is about Pakistan, it is about friendship and how far we are from an ideal global village where everyone is not just technologically interconnected, but tolerant and open-minded. Few weeks ago, I visited the DHL office in my university; not to redeem a parcel(sorry to disappoint you) but to make enquiries about sending some books to a friend of mine in Pakistan. This friend is female, so that greatly limits the chance that we met in a terrorist camp somewhere in Syria, Yemen or the semiautonomous regions of Afghanistan. Myself and Romasa met through AIESEC and have become quite close ever since. We make video calls via Skype, sharing life experiences, sharing our individual cultural experiences and, most importantly, discussing books and authors—from Hawkin’s “A brief history of time” to Chimamanda’s Americana.I once shared a link to Chimamanda’s TEDx talk on Gender inequality and for a while our discussions revolved around the themes of Chimamanda’s works— gender inequality, racism,and most importantly, single stories.One day we decided to exchange books; She will send a book from her country and I will do likewise. After so much wranglings with myself, I decided to send two copies of Chimamanda’s books because I have lots of them and my Romasa was already in love with her. After a long day of work, I decided to make a stop at the DHL office to have an idea of how much it will cost to send two copies of Chimamanda’s books to Pakistan. The office is a very small one, hewed out of the base of a larger auditorium with the yellow and red colouring that characterises most DHL properties.Because of its small size, it had few staff—A gentleman flirting with a younger lady. I walked in, said hello to the two of them amidst their loud giggles and jokes. After few seconds, the lady acknowledged my presence with that characteristic faked smile you see often in banking halls and other public offices. Then they began haggling on who will attend to me; after few harrowing moments of more giggles and jokes, the young man conceded. I walked up to his small desk, exchanged greetings and told him why I was there. “I want to send some items to a friend of mine, so I just wanted to find out how much it will cost” I said. He gave me that broad, fake office smile—the masculine version of the lady’s. “What country are we talking about here? ” he asked “Pakistan” I replied. The fake grin disappeared, there was a momentary silence in the small room. “Pakistan?” he asked and I said yes. He shifted uncomfortably in his small chair, picked up a pen and asked: “What do you want to send to your friend in Pakistan?” “Books.Two copies of Chimamanda’s novel” I replied. He was obviously displeased, he didn’t hide it; I could see the frown spread across his face. Then he heaved forward towards the edge of his desk. I could feel his eyes on me,ripping me apart, scanning me from head to toe, turning me inside out. At this stage I was already getting amused. The office was silent save for the sound of the young lady typing away on a computer keyboard and the momentary click of a mouse. “Are you sure it is just books you want to send to PAKISTAN? ” he asked, placing so much emphasis on the “PAK” in Pakistan. “Yes of course” I replied with a half assuring, half amused smile. Then he began murmuring, I could only make sense of words like Pakistan, young man, Nigeria. Then he asked the lady to hand him a chart in the most indifferent way possible. He got the chart, picked up a calculator and began pressing some numbers in between murmurs.For over a minute, he seemed engrossed he didn’t look up for once. At this stage I was already aware of my overtly overgrowing beards. I was still amused, with a smile hanging at the corner of my lips. While he took took his time on the chart and calculations, I was feeding my eyes with the sparse items in the office while gently stroking my beards—-A map of the world in yellow and red, a poster telling you how fast and reliable DHL is, another poster reminding you they have been in existence for a long time and how boundless their reach is. Then a tart voice gave my mind a jolt. It was the young man. “Hello Sir.” And almost immediately, a louder, more tartly “Hello Sir”. “Oh, I’m sorry. I didn’t realise you were done” I apologised, feigning a mild shock. Then he asked, pretending I had said nothing: “What is the weight of the books?” By now, I was looking both confused and bemused. I didn’t realise I had to weigh the books. I told him I sincerely had no idea and tried making an analogy with a book on his desk.I asked if he is familiar with Purple Hibiscus and Half of a yellow sun, all by Chimamanda Adichie. He gave me such a blank look that I really felt sorry for asking such question. He turned to his mate to whom he has not said a word to all this while except when he wanted a chart, spoke some words in Yoruba I didn’t understand. “It will cost you twenty thousand Naira Sir” he said to me, throwing a pen into the air with sudden glee. That amount is roughly $116. With that I could buy at least 10 copies of the books I intended sending. “Twenty three thousand Naira for what Sir? ” I asked helplessly. The reply was quick, tart: “For sending Chimamanda to Pakistan” I was still trying to suppress the laughter that was already bubbling in me when the lady let out a loud throaty laughter. I could not hold back mine any longer.I laughed out, not as loud as the lady who seemed obviously more amused suddenly. “When you are ready, you come back” the young man said to me loudly. “Okay Sir” I replied and left the office feeling amused. And a week later when my friend Romasa told me she was having beer with her friends, I could not help but recall this event and the young man I met at DHL—How flattened his perception of Pakistan and its people is; I could not help but imagine how stunned he would be if I told him about my friend Romasa—a young, intelligent, open-minded Pakistani Muslim girl from Karachi who also struggles to understand the Taliban and terrorism like the rest of the world,who is modest even without a veil,who goes to the club with her friends for the laughter and lightheartedness it offers, who drinks beer, falls in Love with a Hindu from India, takes trips to Nepal. I imagined how he will struggle to come to term with the fact that, above religion and geographical placement, we share a common humanity with those in Pakistan, a common desire for peace, for happiness, for fulfilment;And that bombs, hate speeches and guns aren’t the only things that go in and out of Pakistan;that perhaps even the Talibans can also love good authors like Chimamanda Adichie. For more, you can visit my small blog on Kelvinodanz. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Pictures From The Battle In Baga Against Boko Haram by kelvOdanz(m): 2:16pm On Feb 24, 2015 |
Egbagirl:Yeah.I was about drawing people's attention to that.Besides, I have seen most of these pictures last week. The news might be authentic but the graphic evidence are hugely flawed.. #JustSaying. 1 Like |
Romance / Re: Reasons Why You Should Date A Shy And Introvert Guy. by kelvOdanz(m): 10:50pm On Oct 12, 2014 |
esmeralda1:Story for the gods |
Romance / Re: How Do You React To An Accidental Kiss by kelvOdanz(m): 10:28pm On Oct 12, 2014 |
temigracie: Why not just be "You" for once. Women Sef. Thinking something different and doing something different at the same time.. #Walks off |
Romance / How To Be A Man In The 21st Century by kelvOdanz(m): 5:27pm On Oct 09, 2014 |
I just stumbled on this. It is quite long but informative
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Celebrities / Re: Google Explains Why It Shutdown Linda Ikeji's Blog by kelvOdanz(m): 5:02pm On Oct 09, 2014 |
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Celebrities / Re: Google Explains Why It Shutdown Linda Ikeji's Blog by kelvOdanz(m): 4:50pm On Oct 09, 2014 |
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Career / Re: It Is A Fallacy That No Knowledge Is a Wasted one by kelvOdanz(m): 3:13pm On Oct 07, 2014 |
I think the OP is more interested in defending the statement than seeing enough reason to let the statement die off as it is---indefensible |
Career / Re: It Is A Fallacy That No Knowledge Is a Wasted one by kelvOdanz(m): 2:51pm On Oct 07, 2014 |
Pachunky:Let me guess, you are in your twenties and still can't get a hold of your life; That primary school kid is still in you |
Career / Re: It Is A Fallacy That No Knowledge Is a Wasted one by kelvOdanz(m): 11:49am On Oct 07, 2014 |
SaintChukz:He knows and seem to enjoy it. Those jumping behind him also know, but the fact they see themselves in him makes him a temporary cult hero SaintChukz:. Something he will never stoop low to accept. "There is no absolute truth!! The statement itself is not absolutely true!! Let me cite an instance with the knowledge of languages. Few years ago, I got quite fascinated with Chinese because I got involved with Chinese movies. I set out to learn the language, it was tough and almost silly given that I never had any plans of travelling to China or getting involved with anything that has to do with China(It was absolutely out of curiosity and the fact that I was idle at home). Fastfoward---Ladt year I joined AIESEC in school and was in charge of international relations focused mainly on student exchange. In my work, I met and interviewed over a hundred Chinese students. My Chinese was so so poor but imagine the fascination at someone from far off Africa speaking/understanding your language. It helped me a great deal and it still does. I could cite several other instances. The point is, for you to validate that statement if yours, you have to get us a copy of the FUTURE!! Until then, I feel you are rather pontificating!! p.s, I am not saying the statement is absolutely true. No statement or argument is absolutely true---That applies to your rebuttal of the statement 4 Likes |
Politics / Re: Boko Haram Killings Has Nothing Do With Religion – Jonathan by kelvOdanz(m): 4:25pm On Oct 04, 2014 |
I strongly do feel GEJ should learn to shut the Bleep up especially over topics he clearly doesn't know so much about or has doubts over. 1 Like |
Politics / Boko Haram Killings Has Nothing Do With Religion – Jonathan by kelvOdanz(m): 4:20pm On Oct 04, 2014 |
President Goodluck Jonathan has said that the killing of innocent children and women in markets, mosques, and schools has nothing to do with religion. The president was speaking when some members of the Muslim community visited him in commemoration of the Eid-Kabir Sallah. The delegation was led by the Vice President, Namadi Sambo, alongside the Minister of State for the Federal Capital Territory, Olajumoke Akindele. Mr. Jonathan said Nigerians should see their neighbours as themselves. “What is happening globally now has no religious basis. Only yesterday, a British aid worker was slaughtered by ISIS and that is not Islamic,” he said. He called on Nigerians to continue to pray for the forgiveness of those who were doing things that were not religious. “I believe in this country, I believe that Nigeria has a lot to offer not only to Nigerians but to the world and that surely we will get to where we want to go. “Whatever obstacles we see are very ephemeral and part of history of nation building, if you read the history of all nations, there is no nation that does not pass through some challenges but they got over it and moved ahead. I think we are getting over our problems,” he said. Mr. Jonathan the 2014 Eidel Fitri celebration is quite significant. “As the day of Arafat coincided on a Friday and from what I was told it takes a long time to have that coincidence and remembering the fact that 2014 is our centenary year, that shows that something good is happening to this country,” he said. The day of Arafat is the day before the Sallah, when an important observance which falls during the Islamic month of Hajj, the Islamic pilgrim to Makkah is performed. He said it was evident that in the midst of all the challenges facing Nigeria, it was experiencing something good and overcoming its problems. “We may have our challenges as other nations but when things begin to happen in a particular way, I begin to see light at the end of the tunnel,” he said. The Vice President in his remarks prayed for peace in the country. He also prayed that Allah will give the President the strength and good health to continue to surmount the challenges facing the country. Others who were part of the delegation were the National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki, the Inspector General of Police, Suleiman Abba, Former PDP Chairman, Bello Haliru, the Primate of Anglican Communion, Nicholas Okoh, former speaker of the House of Representatives Ghali Umar Na’Abba, the Deputy Chief Imam of the FCT, Sheik Ahmed Onilewuran, the Chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) Abuja Chapter, Isreal Akanji. source : https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/169038-boko-haram-killings-has-nothing-do-with-religion-jonathan.html |
Webmasters / Re: Facebook To Begin Charging Users $2.99 Per Month Starting November 1st by kelvOdanz(m): 12:51pm On Sep 24, 2014 |
economictimes.indiatimes.com/magazines/panache/facebook-not-going-to-charge-users-any-fee-reports/articleshow/43151841.cms #Don't swallow the wrong hook |
Politics / Re: 10 More Boko Haram Terrorists Surrender by kelvOdanz(m): 6:02pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
I think "10 more Boko haram terrorists arrested" would fit better.. |
Romance / Re: 10 Things Ladies Do After A Break-up by kelvOdanz(m): 12:13am On Sep 16, 2014 |
kaposky: You are correct but not all of them will do exactly this.Lol.If any girl does "exactly" all of what was listed, then she needs medical help.. But I am sure you(and all them girls) have done one or more of those things |
Romance / Re: 10 Things Ladies Do After A Break-up by kelvOdanz(m): 12:28pm On Sep 15, 2014 |
ukukaegbu:Because we break up and sometimes make up again;At least thrice. And when we are in good terms, she reveals all that to me. Besides, she is not normally enthusiastic about Facebook, but anytime we break up, you always find her online 24/7 |
Politics / Re: Unreleased Photos From The Battle In Konduga (bloody Scene) Warning!! by kelvOdanz(m): 12:17pm On Sep 15, 2014 |
donphilopus:Perhaps we watch different videos of Shekau then |
Politics / Re: Unreleased Photos From The Battle In Konduga (bloody Scene) Warning!! by kelvOdanz(m): 11:40pm On Sep 14, 2014 |
donphilopus: I thought they said they're always in Military Camouflage?! Why am I now seeing bloody civilians?! Anyways, kudos to our Gallant Military men!I guess you've watched few of BH videos celebrating their own victory in battles(The Gwoza video to be specific). Did you see any of them with military camouflage?? Does Shekau himself wear camouflage in his "presidential" speeches? 2 Likes |
Romance / Re: 10 Things Ladies Do After A Break-up by kelvOdanz(m): 5:19pm On Sep 13, 2014 |
amiskurie: I can't imagine how many girls stalking me right nowwHahahahahaha...My last girlfriend won't let me move on..She stalks me on Facebook, whatsapp, BBM...Everywhere except phone calls 6 Likes 1 Share |
Romance / 10 Things Ladies Do After A Break-up by kelvOdanz(m): 3:17pm On Sep 13, 2014 |
1. DELETE HIS NUMBER: This is always the first move. As soon as the guy breaks their heart, the next thing is to delete his number. But you know what’s annoying about this? It doesn’t change anything because we still have the ex’s phone number stored up in our brains. Ask them in five years, they still remember! 2. THEY BECOME RELATIONSHIP EXPERTS: I know most people can relate to this. We all have that friend who had a bad break up and next thing, she thinks she has a BSc in dating. Relationships become her favourite topic. She suddenly wants to give relationship advice at the slightest chance, even if hers did not work. She knows how not to date a guy. 3. BECOME BORN AGAIN: When a guy whom they loved so much breaks their hearts, next thing is church. They forgot God was their companion before the break up, but as soon as the break up happens, they have the front row in church, their voices would be the loudest during service and would go to church 10 times a day if they have to. Some Muslims even start wearing hijab. But as soon as they find love again, it’s back to square one. Thank God our God is a Merciful One! 4. TEAM SINGLE AND LOVING IT: Ladies always have a sense of empowerment after a bad break- up. You start to see things like, # teamsingleandlovingit, #teamsingleforever etc even though we are dying inside. We suddenly have our little NGOs and become allergic to men. I pity some toasters during this period because they will smell pepper! 5. BINGE EATING AND DRINKING: It’s after a break up that we remember that food is our best friend. They would buy the big bowl of ice cream and the biggest bowl of KFC chicken, or even buy a bottle of alcohol and just drink to stupor. The truth of the matter is, it doesn’t make us feel any better but we do it anyway! 6. LISTEN TO DEPRESSING SONGS: They dig out Adele’s album or watch ‘A walk to remember’ and lay on their beds all day, crying their eyeballs out after every scene. We all know how depressing Adele’s ‘Someone like you’ is. Even when you are in the best relationship, that song just has a way of making you feel sad. 7. MOOD SWINGS: After a break up, everything reminds you of the ex. One second they are happy, the next you see the type of car your ex owns, or smell his cologne somewhere and they are sad. Most friends avoid these ones! 8. STALKING: This is a common factor amongst the ladies. After a bad break up, they would stalk their ex on Instagram, Facebook or even dial his number a couple of times with a strange number. Then when he says hello, they hang up or just remain silent. We know some of you are guilty. Women are the best CIA agents! 9. THEY NEVER SIT AT HOME: If you haven’t noticed this, when a girl is single, she never stays home. Even if she wants to, her friends will never let her. She would always want to go out and have that fun she would never have had with her ex. It is always a plus when they know that their ex would be at the event. If their ex will be there, they would kak up (dress to kill) just to make sure he realises what he is missing. Besides, Mr. Right can be found anywhere. 10. ONTO THE NEXT ONE: Most of the time, they turn to good girl gone bad if they can’t handle themselves. Those toasters she kept on hold while she was dating become her besties and we all know the things that go along with that. I’m sure once in your lifetime, you have done at least one of these listed above. 222 Likes 38 Shares |
Jokes Etc / Re: The Nigerian, Togolese And Ghanian by kelvOdanz(m): 7:46pm On Aug 26, 2014 |
Guykhena:Bro, it is just a joke...besides,it is not tribe-specific..The blanks are there to be filled |
Jokes Etc / The Nigerian, Togolese And Ghanian by kelvOdanz(m): 6:16pm On Aug 26, 2014 |
A Togolese, a Nigerian and a Ghanaian were caught red handed drinking alcohol in Saudi Arabia, where consumption of Alcohol is strictly prohibited. The three of them were dragged in front of the Sultan, who said: “You will get 50 lashes for the consumption of alcohol. However, since you are foreigners and did not know about the prohibition, I will be lenient. Each of you will have a wish before getting the punishment. You start, Togolese.” Togolese: “I wish that you tie a pillow to my back, before you flog me.” His wish was fulfilled, but the flogging was so strong that the pillow tore into pieces after 25 lashes. The Ghanaian, upon seeing what had happened to the Togolese wished for two pillows on his back but still, the pillows got torn early. Now the Sultan turns to the Nigerian Man , and says: “Now, Nigerian, since I am a big football fan and you won the Last African Nations Cup, I will be specially lenient with you. You have two wishes, but choose well.” The Nigerian says: “First of all I want 100 lashes”. The Ghanaian and the Togolese look at themselves flabbergasted. The Sultan replies: “I do not understand it, but we will grant you the double number of lashes! And your second wish?” Nigerian:“Tie the Ghanaian on my back” Lwkm. ;DA Togolese, a Nigerian and a Ghanaian were caught red handed drinking alcohol in Saudi Arabia, where consumption of Alcohol is strictly prohibited. The three of them were dragged in front of the Sultan, who said: “You will get 50 lashes for the consumption of alcohol. However, since you are foreigners and did not know about the prohibition, I will be lenient. Each of you will have a wish before getting the punishment. You start, Togolese.” Togolese: “I wish that you tie a pillow to my back, before you flog me.” His wish was fulfilled, but the flogging was so strong that the pillow tore into pieces after 25 lashes. The Ghanaian, upon seeing what had happened to the Togolese wished for two pillows on his back but still, the pillows got torn early. Now the Sultan turns to the Nigerian Man , and says: “Now, Nigerian, since I am a big football fan and you won the Last African Nations Cup, I will be specially lenient with you. You have two wishes, but choose well.” The Nigerian says: “First of all I want 100 lashes”. The Ghanaian and the Togolese look at themselves flabbergasted. The Sultan replies: “I do not understand it, but we will grant you the double number of lashes! And your second wish?” Nigerian:“Tie the Ghanaian on my back” Lwkm. Which tribe is the Nigerian? |
Politics / The 36-year-old Skeleton Of A Dead Baby Has Been Found Inside A Woman by kelvOdanz(m): 6:05pm On Aug 26, 2014 |
Doctors in India have removed a baby’s skeleton from inside its mother, nearly four decades after the unborn infant died. Kantabai Thakre became pregnant in 1978, aged 24, but doctors warned the ectopic pregnancy had little chance of success. Terrified of an operation, the young mother fled home and sought treatment for the pain in a small clinic near the village where she lived. After a few months the pain subsided and Mrs Thakre was convinced she had been cured. However, last week the pains returned and Mrs Thakre, now 60, visited doctors in the central Indian city of Nagpur. Having found a lump on the lower right side of her abdomen, doctors at the NKP Salve Institute of Medical Sciences were concerned about cancer but an MRI scan revealed the hard mass was in fact the skeleton of her unborn child. Speaking to The Times of India , Dr Murtaza Akhtar, head of surgery at the hospital, said last week: "It was after the patient underwent a MRI that the doctors could make out that the mass was in fact a child's skeleton". Source for more : http://ind.pn/VLwKz3 |
Foreign Affairs / South Koreans To Become Extinct By 2750 by kelvOdanz(m): 5:55pm On Aug 26, 2014 |
South Koreans are on course to become extinct by the year 2750, making them potentially the first national population to disappear from the planet due to a critically low birth rate. According to a projection carried out as part of a parliamentary study, the last survivor in the capital Seoul will be born in 2505, while the last South Korean anywhere will enter the world in 2621, the Chosun Ilbo newspaper reported. The southern port city of Busan, which has one of the most rapidly-aging populations in the country, will be the first to empty and see its last resident born in 2413, the study suggests. In the shorter term, South Korea’s current population of 50 million was forecast to drop to 40 million by 2056 and to 20 million by 2100. The research was commissioned by the liberal New Politics Alliance for Democracy party, and carried out by the National Assembly Research Service in Seoul. It draws attention to the country’s fertility rate of 1.19 children born per woman recorded in 2013, far below that which would be required to sustain the population. The rate is below that of China – despite its one- child policy – and Japan, where the Financial Times reports that the sales of nappies for old people are expected to soon sell more than those for babies. The study follows on from the work of Oxford University population expert David Coleman, who said in 2006 that South Korea’s fertility rate threatened the existence of the nation. In Japan, a similar study in 2012 projected that the last child would be born in 3011, the Telegraph reported. The government in South Korea has put in place measures in recent years to try and combat the trend, thought to have been started by campaigns to restrict family size in the 1980s. One of the most prohibitive influences making parents stop at just one child was the extremely high cost of private tuition, which has now been capped. Cha Woo-gyu, a professor at the Korea National University of Education, told the FT that the parliamentary study’s predictions failed to account for such measures and instead that “the report’s purpose is to generate alarm”. Source: www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/south-koreans-to-become-extinct-by-2750-due-to-dangerously-low-birth-rate-9691258.html |
Religion / Re: Controversial Pastor Lesego Pictured Stepping On His Members by kelvOdanz(m): 5:44pm On Aug 26, 2014 |
So, no one noticed that picture was photoshooped abi? Look closely at the contact the pastor's shoes are making with the body of those lying down!!! Image fraud..#Dont wake me up |
Politics / Re: A Cry For Help From A Military Wife(sos) by kelvOdanz(m): 6:31pm On Aug 25, 2014 |
Omexonomy: they are all lies made to insult gej and the NA e.g tambuwal and kwankwaso was claimed that BH are well funded and motivated more than the nigerian army. The governor of boron claimed BH are having a better weapon than The NA. They soke as if they know the in and out of bh.Are you trying to say that the Cameroonian army that accepted, disarmed and played host to our over 400 deserting soldiers are lairs too? Even the BBC who somehow dares to enter those violence-infested areas are only forging stories to disgrace your Mr. President abi? Denial is the new virus eating deep into the pro Jonathan camp. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: BREAKING NEWS: Boko Haram Leader Declares Gwoza ‘islamic Caliphate’ by kelvOdanz(m): 8:03pm On Aug 24, 2014 |
seankafor: both shekeau and boko medias re foolish..why cant they post videos or pix of their flags if truly they captured anytin...i lyk how the nija army are ignoring medias that promote rubbish news about them and smokin boko bastards out silently...they bokos now relies on the media to inflict fear among every person cos they knw they hav lost..now if truly they took over one community..dont they knw dat the military may launch an airstrike in that community to wipe out every living soul..maybe its wat they want xo dat d civilian casualties will be high and they will use it to show their human right activists..boko days re numberd Guy, I have people who live in Madagali, a town that borders Born and Adamawa; friends I met during my many journeys..Believe it or not, Gaza and Madagali are under Boko Hara M's control just like vast areas of Iraq and Syria..When a government is not ready to stand up to its words, terrorists takes cover..NA army is losing the war, fold the "propaganda" script 2 Likes |
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