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tit: You can see reports from people on the ground and you are still doubting.You still make no sense. Pls say something sensible. |
lekkie073: the government can support them morally but they must not venture arming the civilian-jtf o. it would lead to something else...It is the Devil's Alternative. |
tit: A woman is thought to have been beheaded in the garden of a north London house.The body and the title are not related. Infact the title has no meaning ro me. |
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Jay14: Give me your Lagos office address.I have a Lagos pick up point in Ikeja. Computer Village. |
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Most of the important things in the world have been accomplished by people who have kept on trying when there seemed to be no hope at all. Dale Carnegie |
klodike: @ op all this your write up, is nothing but a long story. We know only one evil group boko haram and whatever their alias. They are evil and must be exterminated. We don't care about their origin internal crises or divisions.#shikenan!!Sometimes you must understand your enemies in order to know how to destroy them. |
deeobserver209: Would rather believe the vigilantee youths to this politician.No offence but yes, they should take selected journalists(both local and foreign) to Bama to dispell the rumour. |
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tokunboh: I have searched the internet thoroughly for this video however, it seems ABC news is the only station with the video clip. The video was uploaded on 27th August.That means ABC is dumber than the BBC and AlJazeera, Sahara Reporters and Reuters. Did you take time to look closely at the signboards and writings on buildings? And when did the Nigerian military start speaking French? Plus I have seen that same video several months ago. And I can assure you that the one I saw was about 15 minutes long. Pls lets not argue on this. |
PastorKun: Video of our gallant soldiers taking on boko haram in bama http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-08-27/nigerian-forces-attack-boko-haram/5699958Those are almost certainly Malian soldiers fighting the Islamic rebels. That video has been online for some time. |
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How can two trucks carry 30 Armoured tanks? And what happened to rapid deployment with our Hercules C-130 transport planes? Anyway... may God give the army complete victory. |
Elijahmajor: How much is ur transcend 1tb ext hard drive?Are you buying in bulk or retail? |
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New products in the market. Will update soon. |
tokunboh: I won't say much at this stage, but with the new strategy the NA has taken communication and engagement wise; I know that Borno State will enjoy a better level of peace before December. You can quote me.I pray O. But man, this is a very serious problem we have here in our hands O. I think the time has come when we need to come together ( All tribes and all political parties) and strategise how we can route these guys. It is actually everybody's problem. |
tokunboh: fulansitrep? Bros, look for another source. The guy has been trying hard to paint himself as neutral but he is not.He clearly has insiders giving him info from within Boko Haram and affiliated groups. But other people I know over there are somehow coroborating this report. |
Here is more from the guys website: So far for almost 24 hours insurgent forces led by Khalid Al-Barnawi himself have been engaged in combat operations to rout Nigerian soldiers in Bama and seize control of the city. They have surprisingly entered this particular battle in force and are bringing in more reinforcements. This battle signifies a significant shift which I predicted in my previous SITREPs on this blog. I have finally learned that the name of the ongoing insurgent campaign is Al-Bidayah or The Beginning. Heavy fighting has been raging in Bama, the second largest city in Borno State, as thousands of insurgent fighters drawn from Harakatul-Muhajiriin and Ansorul-Muslimiin are engaging elements of the Nigerian Army’s 7 Division in a bid to seize control over the city, thus cementing their control of Bama LGA of the state, just north of Gwoza. Fighting began 4:00am when insurgent artillery opened up on military positions in town with 60mm and 81mm mortars, 75mm recoilless rifles and 57mm AAA guns. This bombardment was followed by insurgent infantry advancing under the cover of armoured vehicles including a BTR and several Otokar APCs and ARVs. Sources confirmed that reinforcements were rushed down from Maiduguri via the highway which is still under government control albeit under bombardment from insurgent artillery. Over 300 soldiers in a desperate manoeuvre broke through insurgent lines and retreated to Maiduguri. Insurgent propaganda claims the retreated soldiers were 500. Airforce jets were called in several times and were largely ineffective coming under insurgent flak attack several times. An Alpha jet pilot dropped his payload on the soldiers positions after missing the smoke marker. Confirmed three American advisors arrive Maiduguri to coordinate satellite intelligence and electronic intercepts sharing with 7 Division. Confirmed hundreds more of insurgent forces arrive the battlefield from neighboring Gwoza LGA around 10:00PM Confirmed Khalid Al-Barnawi and Abu Usamah Al-Ansori are around the combat zone, with Al-Barnawi said to be personally directing the Battle from the insurgent side. Confirmed Airforce no longer in the fight as it cannot afford to unnecessarily risk equipment and personnel. Confirmed Insurgent casualties so far over 150. Unconfirmed over 70 Soldiers dead so far, scores wounded. Confirmed insurgents have cleared soldiers from many areas of the town but as at last check fighting is a stalemate. Gallant troops are fighting ferociously to prevent encirclement in their barracks which seems to be insurgent tactical aim so far. http://fulansitrep./?ref=spelling |
I just got this from the net. This guys info had always been complete and correct before: Just got it confirmed from multiple sources, starting from 11:00pm 1st September to 1:00AM hundreds of surviving Nigerian soldiers in Bama have fled the town breaking through insurgent encirclement lines to flee towards Dikwa and Maiduguri with some heading towards Cameroon, leaving behind their weapons and equipment save assault rifles in their hands. With the fall of Bama, the only major cities in Borno State apart from Maiduguri still under government control are Biu and Kukawa and these are already living under the threat of insurgent encirclement/siege and or outright capture. God Save Nigeria… Amin |
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