₦airaland Forum

MsDarkSkin: My guy, the Somalis (light skin, straight nose and curly hair) are the TRUE minorities in that country. Somalia has a very good size of Bantu peoples in the west and south west. Like I said, all he is trying to do is cause a cyber riot and you all are giving him that opportunity.


Somalians:

[img]http://www.state.gov/cms_images/somalia_ceremony_1998_04_19.jpg[/img]

https://www.africaeducationaltrust.org/_images/idp-somalia400.jpg

https://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2011/02/25/world/25somalia-web2/25somalia-web2-articleLarge.jpg
LOL Vybz Kartel with a perm!^^

https://ochaonline.un.org/Portals/11/Images_country/SOM_IRIN_starvation_crop.jpg

They are as African as the rest of Africa. Nothing special about them.

*Ileke-IdI:
Otito. You gotta know when to pick your battles mehn.
I dont understand the replies, can't you guys tell he's looking for attention? Mehn, me I know how to get attention on NL when I want it. Therefore I know when I see another person seeking attention; and the OP def is.

MsDarkSkin: LOL yall really taking this hediot seriously?
He's probably in his mother's basement eating cheetos, chilli freetos , and drinking soda all day with no job, no friends and no money. His only mission in life is to have fun pissing off Nigerians.

Abeg free the fo0l.

ayanle456: that lady is oromo. and its in england. i saw a thread about it on somalinet. its good u guys are schocked means somalis dont do this stuff often

ayanle456: i say everthing somalis have is good. besides too be honest i never knew what good hair was till i came to america. black girls liked my hair. they didnt know what a somali was. so they thought i was indian.

ayanle456: i was stating the obvious that african who believe in eurocentric idea of beuty are more likely to find somalis better looking than nigerians. unfortunately people thing our features are white even though we had them before whites even existed. but since more people with our features are white they call it white features rather than somali features.

c.fours:
good hair? yeah right.

they wear hijab to cover the ugly mess they have on their head. I can speak on this matter because I know Somali women. the ones that don't wear hijab have 10 different brands of hair straightener in their bathroom. let's not even speak of the skin bleaching.
and their mouths? they are the most uncivilized and uncouth group of people to roam the earth. they run their mouths like nobody's business.

go back to the video of the somali prostitute for the typical somali behavior



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPBHgWG-MtY

ayanle456: their are all ways individuals who do what ever they plz. but it is looked down upon by our religion to change the way god created u. besides who is more likely to bleach their skin a somali who already looks closer to the european idea of beuty, who also have beutiful brown skin. or someone who looks extremly dark with nappy hair and already wears a weave?

ayanle456: no they dont bleach their skin why would they? people who bleach want to look more white. we already got good hair and stuff. lmao

ayanle456: its sad that u ugly people could ever have come from my testicals.

ayanle456: the pride of just being born somali. thats real pride right thuuur. lmao

ayanle456: we had slaves u fool. and we sold it to arabs. we even had ethiopian slaves
http://www.cal.org/co/bantu/sbhist.html

ayanle456: when somalis think of nigerians we think of planet of the abes. we see ur country as the place for bantu slave labour. lol
starvation can change when our economy gets on its feet. but will ur face and history of enslavement change?

ayanle456: i dont care what a white racist things. why do u trip over urselfs to claim somalis. like i said we are muslim than somali. after its irrelavent. stop claiming us. its so pathetic. we are a unique people in the center of africa and the arab world. our culture has benefited from our unique location.

ayanle456: i know my own country. as i have visited somalia, djibouti twice in the last 6 yrs.
anyway u and i can never see eye to eye. ur people are haunted by slavery to see the world and non africans in an objective manner. and my people are to prideful to see you as equals. so stop responding to me. i wanna talk to another slave.

ayanle456: Actually Somalia and ethiopia have alot in common. The only reason for the rivalry is because a tiny minority control ethiopia...those people are hostile...if the oromo who are the cousin of somalis controlled somalia...than everything would be ok...despite this deep tensions between somalis and ethiopians...we both agree that we are good looking people...and we both agreee that bantus are inferior...we both have derogotary words for bantus...so i guess we have more in common than we thing.

ayanle456: uhm...i have relatives still in somalia...and i pay attention to whats going on...if the somalis who go educated from the west dont go back and help who will? somalis are the only immigrants who came to the west because their own country was at war. if it was peaceful we would go back...we are xenophobic...so inshallah now its peaceful, and i wanna finish my education and go to my country so i can see my beutiful people...did you know somalia has the longest coastland in africa...the entire country is shaped by the indian ocean. did you know somalia, ethiopia are the only country where the native language is the national langauge...i wanna go die and grow old in my country.

i wish you guys had pride for your countries and women like somalis do theirs...i dont know why your men chase our women everywhere in america and europe...this white lady actually asked me why african americans and africans prefer somali women over their own women...it actuallly got to the point that my job had to have a cultural seminar to educate the afrians that somali women were muslim and our culture forbids dating...the white lady running the seminar was being nice..i wanted to stand up and say...the reason why our women dont want u is becaue you look like baboons who are not done evolving...

RICHIE BOI: *BOMBSHELL*
National Conference or Bloody Revolution, Military Coup in Nigeria. - Alhaji Balarabe Musa.
**It is now certain that these blood thirsty People are Reading from the same book.
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Alhaji Musa reminded the audience that the regimes of Gen. Sani Abacha, Gen. Ibrahim Babangida and former President Olusegun Obasanjo failed to correct the ills done to the country, as they did not involve the people via SNC.

The former governor said that, “If the national conferences established, conducted and controlled by the sovereign people of Nigeria cannot hold, then Nigeria runs the risk of undemocratic forces (boko Haram) taking over political power as happened many times in the past.

Beaf: Something tells me that they are making all this noise out of desperation. Something has happened that is scaring the living shiit out of them.
All na noise.

ayanle456: the only thing saving africa is somalia/ethiopia. were it not for us being on the continent. what would be left would be wide nosed, short, nappy headed, masculary over developed africans who have an inferiority complex to whites for enslaving them.

Posted: May 18, 2012 - 13:26
By Mark Hosenball and John Shiffman

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Justice Department is pressing the State Department to designate Boko Haram, a Nigerian militant group alleged to be responsible for hundreds of deaths, as a "foreign terrorist organization," according to a document obtained by Reuters.

Lisa Monaco, head of the Justice Department's national security division, sent a letter in January to State Department counter-terrorism chief Daniel Benjamin requesting that Boko Haram, also known as the "Nigerian Taliban," be put on the list.

A Congressional source said that in the last few days, State Department representatives have lobbied Congress to try to stop legislation which would force the administration to act against the group or explain why they had not done so.

On Thursday, Rep. Patrick Meehan, a Republican who chairs a House subcommittee on Homeland Security, introduced an amendment to a defense bill that does just that, after he said State officials inexplicably cancel led a briefing on Boko Haram.

In several recent cases, including that of the so-called underwear bomber, in which a Nigerian failed to blow up an airliner headed to Detroit on Christmas Day 2009, the United States has been handcuffed by waiting too long to designate a group as "terrorists," Meehan said.

"Only later, after they've committed terrible acts have we put them on the list of foreign terrorists," Meehan told Reuters. "To not have the capacity that it gives law enforcement to both monitor and to hold people who give material support to an organization like that, puts us at a disadvantage."

Representative Mike Rogers, Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, said: "Boko Haram claimed credit for the suicide bombing of the U.N. headquarters in Abuja, Nigeria, killing 23 people and injuring more than 80 others.

"That meets my definition of a terrorist group, but if the administration has a reason why they don't want to designate them, I would like to hear it," Rogers said.

A senior State Department official said the department was "very concerned about violence in Nigeria" and added that it was "looking at this very carefully."

The official insisted the department was "not stalling or dragging our feet." But he noted that adding a group to the sanctions list is a "rigorous process which has to stand up in a court of law."

Also on Thursday, Rep. Charlie Dent added an amendment to a foreign affairs bill that would also require State to explain why Boko Haram had not been designated a terrorist organization. The measure passed the House Appropriations Committee Thursday.

LINKED TO SERIES OF ATTACKS

Congress has recently been at odds with the Obama administration regarding demands that a Pakistan-based militant group linked to the Taliban known as the Haqqani Network also be added to the foreign terrorist organization list.

Some administration officials have hinted that they are resisting putting the Haqqani network on the list in the hope that not doing so might advance continuing, but patchy, peace negotiations between the U.S. and Taliban groups in Afghanistan.

Assistant Attorney General Monaco's letter said that in her view, Boko Haram meets the criteria for a foreign terrorist listing, in that it either engages in terrorism which threatens the United States or has a capability or intent to do so.

According to Monaco, since 2009 the group has targeted violent attacks against Nigeria's "police, politicians, public institutions and civilian population."

She said the group was responsible for an attack in December 2010 in which 80 were killed in a town called Jos; a June 2011 attack on Nigeria's national police headquarters; an August 2011 attack on a U.N. compound in Nigerian capital Abuja; and multiple attacks in November and December 2011, including Christmas Day attacks on churches and other targets.

Monaco said that according to press reports, Boko Haram claimed responsibility for 510 victims in 2011, and also took credit for a January 20 attack on government buildings in Kano in which more than 160 were killed.

Monaco said that although Boko Haram attacks until now have occurred only within Nigeria, the U.S. should not underestimate the threat the group poses to U.S. interests.

She claimed the group had forged links with "transnational terrorist groups," including al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, a north African affiliate of al Qaeda's Pakistan-based core group, and Boko Haram has "openly espoused violence against the West."

In a March 30 letter to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Meehan and House Homeland Security Committee chairman Rep. Peter King suggested some of Boko Haram's most recent tactics have paralleled those of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula and the Tehrik-i-Taliban in Pakistan, both of which have been linked to attempted - though unsuccessful - attacks on the United States.

Administration officials have said that U.S. government representatives will hold high-level talks with Nigerian officials in Washington next month and the issue of Boko Haram is certain to come up.

(Reporting By Mark Hosenball and John Shiffman; editing by Todd Eastham)

http://saharareporters.com/news-page/inec-announces-cancellation-controversial-voter-registration-edo-state-0
Posted: May 19, 2012 - 01:19
By SaharaReporters, New York

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) today announced the cancellation of its controversial voter registration exercise in Edo State.

INEC’s action came in the wake of widespread criticism by stakeholders and civil society groups who described the exercise as a barely disguised fraud aimed at enabling the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to rig the forthcoming gubernatorial election.

“INEC had to cave in to pressure and criticism and cancel this voter registration exercise that both the Action Congress of Nigeria and civil society groups have called an open fraud,” said a source within INEC’s headquarters.

The news of the cancellation was broken to party representatives as well as candidates of the various political parties running for the Edo governorship election that is scheduled for July, 2012.

Governor Adams Oshiomhole and leaders of the PDP were among the audience at the announcement. Representatives from the All Nigeria Peoples Party, the Labor Party, and the Congress For Progressive Change (CPC) also attended the meeting at the Abuja office of INEC.

The controversial decision to begin a fresh voters’ registration was reportedly calculated to enable the PDP to recruit fake voters from surrounding states to rig the election.

The questionable registration exercise led to violence in Benin City that claimed one life and had several other party supporters sustaining various degrees of physical injuries.

Tony Anenih, a chieftain of the PDP, has openly boasted that he would unseat Mr. Oshiomhole from the governorship. In turn, Governor Oshiomhole has promised to use the forthcoming election to demonstrate that Mr. Anenih is an overrated politician who only thrives in rigging elections.

honeric01: Bloody 2015 Controversy: CPC Replies Jonathan On Buhari:
By Rotimi Fashakin
The Congress for Progressive Change, CPC, has noted the response of Dr Goodluck Jonathan, as President of Nigeria, to the altruistic statement credited to our National Leader, General Muhammadu Buhari (GMB) wherein he had stated inter-alia dire consequences for the perpetual riggers of our electoral process in 2015. In the statement signed by Dr. Reuben Abati, Special Adviser to the President on Media, GMB was grotesquely characterized as a sectional leader.

First, GMB has been out of office as Head of Government for about 28 years, yet his relevance to the Nigerian nation is something firmly acknowledged by a broad spectrum of Nigerians, including his adversaries. As Head of State, his Oil Minister was Professor Tam David-West, a Kalabari man in Rivers state. As a Leader, he created the ambience for his ministers to work unobtrusively and devoid of executive meddlesomeness. But what do we find with Dr Goodluck Jonathan? All the appointees as Oil ministers in his two-year reign thus far as President of Nigeria have been Nigerians of Ijaw extraction, like himself!



Second, in October 1, 2010, there was a bomb blast during the year’s independence anniversary celebrations, with attendant deaths of many Nigerians. Without waiting for any preliminary report from the Security Agencies, Dr Goodluck Jonathan, as President, told a traumatized Nation, “it is not MEND!” Meanwhile, MEND is the name for the militant group from Dr Good-luck Jonathan’s ethnic extraction that had in the immediate past waged relentless and potent insurgency against the Nigerian state but had been placated with more slice of the Nation’s resources ceded to the region. Indeed, MEND impugned the President’s statement and admitted responsibility.



Third, so far as President of Nigeria, Dr Good-luck Jonathan has shown very generous affinity for Nigerians of Ijaw stock in terms of appointments and promotions in the Federal Public sector. There is a marked lopsidedness that smacks of clannishness and ethnocentrism by the President!



On Corruption and sleazy tendency, the Jonathan administration transcends all others before it! Nigerians are still befuddled by the impeachable show of arbitrariness by the regime in expending N2.67Trillion on fuel subsidy instead of the appropriated N240Billion in the 2011 appropriation act. As expected, the regime has attempted all manner of subterfuge to give Executive cover for the indicted people in the scam, who were the bank-rollers of the President’s electioneering campaign. Could it be that the missing money was funneled deliberately to the Jonathan Presidential Campaigns, with the acquiescence of the President?



GMB was quoted as saying that the Jonathan-led Federal Government is the greatest Boko-Haram. Understandably, this elicited awful response from the President. In a jejune, puerile, and very pedestrian communication, the presidential spokesman defined Boko-Haram as “Western education is sin” and went on to posit the administration’s investment in Education. How awkwardly inane could that be?!



It is common knowledge that Boko-Haram has become the euphemism for subtlety in devious schemes that cause mass killings of the innocents! As GMB aptly stated, Boko Haram has three variants, with varying degrees of severity and murderous content: the original Boko-haram that seeks to avenge the extra-judicial killing of its Leader by the Nigeria Police; the Boko Haram that pursues criminality for monetary gains and of course, the Political Boko-haram that is bent on setting the stage for ethno-religious pogrom in the Nigerian nation. It is the Political Boko Haram, with its extremely lethal content, that the Jonathan-led Federal Government represents!

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In January 2012, Dr Good-luck Jonathan told a bewildered nation, still smarting from murderous Bombings, that his government has been infiltrated by Boko Haram.

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In February 2012, a serving PDP senator from Borno South (Mohammed Ali Ndume) was arrested for being a member of Boko Haram.

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In March 2012, Ndume deposed to an affidavit before a Federal High Court wherein he stated that Vice-President Namadi Sambo was aware of his activities with Boko Haram.

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In April 2012, General Andrew Owoeye Azazi , the National Security Adviser, averred that there was indisputable proof that Boko Haram is PDP. As things stand, President Good-luck Jonathan is the national leader of PDP.



· In April 2012, Henry Okah (while standing trial on Terrorism charges) deposed to an affidavit before a South African court that President Good-luck Jonathan was the sponsor of the October 1, 2010 bombing at Eagle square. It is on record that as governor of a Niger-delta state, Dr Good-luck Jonathan (together with his brother governors) had used the MEND to command the attention of the Nigerian state.

· As a Party, we are aware of the role played by Jonathan’s PDP in the way the People’s post-electoral angst (at the subversion of their electoral will) was turned into murderous ethno-religious mayhem.

· We are also aware about how the Jonathan administration has consistently used the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) under the leadership of his fellow Niger-delta Nigerian, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, to demonize GMB in the despicable attempt to veil the murderous intent of the administration.

Meanwhile, with the hullaballoo that Dr Jonathan and his PDP elements have unwittingly caused within the Polity, should it be interpreted that there is a real effort towards ensuring that the 2015 election is also rigged as before in giving vim to the PDP Leaders’ claim of ruling Nigeria for 60 years? As a Nation, we are witnesses to the manner in which rigged elections have foisted on the Nation cluelessness in governance and rapacious impudence; it is indeed a dreary road to tread.



We insist that it is never ignoble to lose elections because President Abraham Lincoln, before being reputed to be the best American President that ever existed, was known to have lost elections several times. GMB, though lost Presidential elections three times to the rigging collusion of the Nigerian presidency and the electoral umpire, took the loss each time (like Abraham Lincoln) with equanimity!



In the meantime, we shall continue to trumpet the sterling qualities of the Buhari brand which is still a rarity among the Political players in our nation’s season of anomie. We stand unwaveringly by the statement credited to GMB!

God bless Nigeria.



Rotimi Fashakin (Engr.)

National Publicity Secretary, CPC

(Wednesday, 16th May, 2012).
http://saharareporters.com/press-release/bloody-2015-controversy-cpc-replies-jonathan-buhari

Jettage: [size=20pt]SHAME ON YOU FOR PEDDLING LIES.[/size]

http://www.punchng.com/news/why-policemen-are-immoral-corrupt-ig/

May 17, 2012 by Adelani Adepegba, Abuja 1 Comment

Acting Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Abubakar on Wednesday attributed immorality and corruption in the Force to lack of welfare for the personnel by the government.

Speaking during the inauguration of the Board of Directors of Police Savings and Loans Limited (mortgage bankers) at the Force Headquarters in Abuja, Abubakar observed that the fear of becoming homeless in retirement drive many police personnel to engage in corrupt activities.

He said many officers were distressed by the thought of retirement because they did not leave permanent residences or homes of their own. He added that the families of those who died in active service were usually ejected from their official quarters.

Abubakar said, “Many officers are distressed by the thought of retirement and even transfer for the fear of not having a permanent place of residence for themselves and their families.

“The worst are those who died in active service as their families are generally ejected from either rented or official abodes before the end of their mourning period.”

The effect of this has encouraged corruption, immorality among officers and men of the force and has even accelerated the death rate of retired personnel.”

Johndoe100: The good thing about NL is that all the loonies, crazies and all are crowded here and safely ignored by the rest of the country. Can you imahgine if these goons posting here were to mix with normal humans.

Beaf: Buhari is a blood-thirsty beast. You know it and I know it.
Lets cut out the crap and the bullshiit of winsh threads like this. The OP (a hater) is only dissapointed that Buhari has been found out.

Being in opposition does not make one a saboteur or subversive, neither should it compell all of ones positions to be based on hatred as is a badge of the OP (who is also well known for starting numerous threads on "Ijaw this or that" and Bayelsa).

The greatest thing about what has happened to Buhari is that he was not prompted. He was not pressured, rather his words simply gave the World a profoundly defining view of his inner immorality, blood-lust and wickedness. Who says there is no God?

As we say in Wafi, "God don kash am!"

lagcity: Ok, Buhari ain't cutting it. Who do you suggest?

Beaf: IMHO, he is stretching his luck. Unlike last year, GEJ is finally settling down and I imagine, will soon begin to boot loose talkers in the balls.

When you hear the gutter utterances by our past dictators like Buhari and IBB, you easily understand how we got where we are.

lagcity: Sai Buhari! But this time don't choose Bakare, we don't know him. Choose Fashola or Saraki and you will win.

bayooooooo: If this man is not cautioned, Nigeria is set for explosion.