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omo what is it with terrorism and pornography??does it strengthens them or they masturbate with their imaginary 77virgins before attack.Omo na wa ooooo.

like bashir like osama.hmmmmm!!!!

Boko Haram kingpin, Bashir Madalla declared wanted - SSS raids Boko Haram home, seizes documents

The State Security Services (SSS), on Friday, made another bold move when it raided the home of a Boko Haram kingpin, Bashir Madalla, in Madalla, Niger State. The violent Islamist sect’s member is said to be its coordinator for the Federal Capital Territory and Niger State. Although Madalla was not apprehended, the SSS made seizures of “vital documents,” which linked him to mastermind of all the sect’s attacks in the FCT and Niger.

Also found in his home was a large cache of pornographic pictures and visor clips. The SSS has therefore launched a manhunt for Madalla, with home cordoned off and placed under 24-hour security watch.It is believed that the raid on Madalla is one of the major moves the arrest and interrogation of the sect’s former spokesman, Abu Qaqa, has yielded. Qaqa has been making revelations to the SSS, including his statements on the internal workings and sponsorship of the group by powerful northerners. PIC: boko-Bullet-riddled-wall. via DAILYSUN

these guy called jona must be weary of BOKO GENERAL

President Goodluck Jonathan is frantically searching for a new chief of army staff as a replacement for incumbent Lt.-Gen. Azubuike Ihejirika who would soon be promoted to a four-star general and elevated to the position of chief of defence staff (CDS).

The current CDS, Air Marshal Petinrin, LEADERSHIP gathered, would be proceeding on retirement next month.

Some names are already being brandished at the highest level. Top on the list is Maj.-Gen. Joseph Shoboiki of Course 21 who was described as a good and experienced officer. He hails from Ogun State.

Also on the list are Maj.-Gen. Sunday Idoko from Benue State, who is currently with the Defence Headquarters. Idoko is of Course 20.
Maj.-Gen. Garba Wahab Ayodele from Kwara State is also being considered, as is Major General MB Ibrahim from Nasarawa State, currently the JTF commander in Plateau State.

Some officers who also made the list but not in the shortlist are Major-General Kenneth Minimah who was described as a very good material for the job and who knows no tribe or creed. Reservations were expressed regarding Maj.-Gen. MD Abubakar and Major-General Adamu Marwa. However, another officer, Maj.-Gen. Buzugbe of Course 25, who was described as a very good and professional soldier was also dropped.

BTW why did Gerry Gana went on his kneels and bow down for a turban wearing Fulani man( maybe he is an emir am not sure) but it is absurd.Mehn!!!! these people are really slaves to the Hausa/Fulani.its annoying and they need liberation.no wonder their sudden desperation for alliance  with the Southern Christian powers house(Igbos) for future protection.

BTW why did Gerry Gana went on his kneels and bow down for a turban wearing Fulani man( maybe he is an emir am not sure) but it is absurd.Mehn!!!! these people are really slaves to the Hausa/Fulani.it annoying and the need liberation.no wonder their sudden desperation for alliance with the Southern Christian powers house(Igbos) for future protection.

omo this Guy dey vexxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.na so so curse for gowon.


but come to think of it,

For the innocent blood they shed, they think they will escape by faking God. Imagine Gowon clutching and hugging the Bible like a lost child. Obasanjo is erecting churches at every little space he can afford. Danjuma is out there throwing money around the religious organizations in Nigeria: all in the name of buying salvation for the millions of blood they knowingly and arrogantly spilled.Alive and at death, they are no match to Ojukwu

Yakubu ("Jack" Dan-Yumma) Gowon, the man accorded ‘General’ for his led genocide against Biafrans, is the symbol of the curse of Nigeria today. You will do well to pay close attention to me because this is no a vain saying. He is the symbol of Nigeria’s evil, wickedness, stubbornness, and prevailing curse. When God punishes a king, his subjects-those who support him while he goes about his many abominations and defiling of God’s name, people, and temple-will suffer even greater consequences. Such a man has an end that visits the wicked and ungodly. The danger of having a wicked king, who has no fear for God or feelings for his subjects, is that his end is a long experience of spiritual torture and regrets, and his subjects, especially those who bow before him in false adoration, exclaiming: “Long live the king-” these people shall not go unpunished; their generations shall meet the consequences of their fathers’ rebellion against truth, and shall partake of the results of self-induced ignorance.[b] Yet, to those that have parted ways with a life of lies and illusions, those who have recognized and accepted their sins and the consequences thereof-to them, there may yet be a way out. But for Yakubu Gowon, the man who led Nigeria, Britain, Russia, and the entire Arab in a hell-conceived plot to “wipe Israel off the map,” his generation shall know no peace. He will live to see the full result of his choices made out of great hatred for a people who have only done well in the land-to a people who offered themselves and their tribe to bring positive changes wherever they may be found. Ojukwu may have died today, yet he has gone home to rejoice; but you, Gowon, shall live to suffer the full wrath of the demon you have unleashed on yourself and your people.

I make bold to tell you and all who care to listen: you killed Nigeria and paid her burial with the blood of over one million Ndigbo. Since you championed “one Nigeria” where Igbos are the sacrificial lamb and the slaves, and since Nigeria has died, you shall die with her-you and your generations. You are happy Ojukwu died as a Nigerian, really? It only goes to show your eternal hatred against your very self and against your generation, because hating Igbos only means hating your life; and opposing a realized Biafra is called self-opposition. What choices do you still think are available to your dying soul; what more resistance can you put up which has not already been quashed? Your statement clearly displays the vanity of a callous and unrepentant man who still believes, even after 40 years, that a united Nigeria is depended upon the continued slavery of Igbos. You remain the greatest curse and the worst thing that has ever befallen Nigeria, even though you are alive[/b]

[b]Plateau state today has become the first graveyard of the judgment on Nigeria, courtesy of the acclaimed “General of Nigeria’s unity.” Blood has spilled on the ground of Plateau state to the very level where unbelievers should believe, and where rebellious people should repent and obey. This is the hometown of the said General of Nigeria’s unity, Gowon. Who shall deliver you; who is there to save your families? No one! Plateau has become the Armageddon of the North, the judgment place against Nigeria. And this blood is spilling over…ever to yonder places, to those whose signatories saw to the Biafran genocide. It has become a wave of fire and transported by the wind. Presidents have come and gone without addressing the issue of Biafra, and God has stamped His feet against Nigeria. Leaders have brought up many measures to, according to the only true General Nigeria has ever seen, Dim Ojukwu, “patch things up,” but everything has gone from bad to worse. Don’t live in rebellion because that is the only blindness that truly blinds. Nigeria was cursed the day it went to war against Biafra, and as in justice, the man who championed it will suffer more terrible fate than others; Gowon brought punishment to his people.[/b]

[b]Where are those songs sung during the massacre; where are those who said they were fighting to kill our fathers, brothers, husbands, and sons; where are those who sang on national broadcasting stations that they would rape our mothers, sisters, wives, and daughters? Where are they today? Even in your midst, you are being killed and raped by your sons-the sons you bore in abominations. The judgment has long begun and the angel in charge has no mercy to give. Your fathers, brothers, husbands, and sons shall be slaughtered in broad daylight; and your mothers, sisters, wives, and daughters shall be raped in your presence before being slaughtered as well. Those Igbos killed amongst you can only be a breed of those who have hated their lives for the sake of the world; and to them who walk in the counsel of the ungodly, who stand in the way of sinners, and sit in the seat of the scornful-to them shall the judgment of the guilt befall. They are equally counted for the rebellious and shall be punished alongside. Those who forfeit the spirit for the flesh shall lose both in the days of accountability and recompense. [/b]

[b]Chief Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu led us in a defensive fight against the invading team of Dan Fodians; he never started any war. It was the very spirit which led Usman Dan Fodio to invade the North that led the genocide mission against the Christian South-Easterners. No man born of a woman has any rights to compel a dissatisfied man into remaining in an unholy marriage; even husbands have lost right to keep a dissatisfied woman beyond her wish. The massacre of Igbos in the North should have been more than enough to appease those whose generation came from a bloodline of murderers; from those whose god feeds on the blood of the innocent, and before whom killing of innocents is a direct passage to paradise. The very reasons the spirit of Biafra manifested when he did have always been there, and even now, in their dynamic explosions. Igbos are still killed, Igbos are still deprived, and Igbos are still hated in all of Nigeria. You only have to be an Igbo or a Christian to incur the wrath of the murderous North. To hate an Igbo man has become a culture in Nigeria and not even the forces put to compel the deluded Nigeria’s unity have been enough to stop the bloodsuckers from seeking the blood of my people in every corner and for any reason. Dim Ojukwu was a man no Nigerian, past and present, could ever be; he is a man who saw the truth and stood for it. He stood for his people, and against corruption. The clear disparity between the man, Ojukwu, and the so-called leaders that Nigeria’s genocide against Biafrans has produced in Nigeria today, is largely evident. While Ojukwu forsook self and fought all the way, with all he had, to defend his people, Nigeria’s wickedness only produced leaders whose only agenda is self. They care for themselves alone; even a neighbor is a stranger to them.

The effect of Gowon’s rebuttal, refusal, and denial of the Aburi Accord, which he signed willingly after having understood it, rubbished whatever is left in Nigeria’s legitimacy to sovereignty of a nation where Igbos are a part. A so-called General, the so-called president of Nigeria, who found it hard to match Ojukwu in common sense, ought to have allowed Biafra to go. But, no; his strength was in his guns, bombs, Her Majesty and the Arab league whose only agenda in the world is to enforce one faith, yet their very people have turned against them even this day. It doesn’t matter how long the man of gun compels, one day, his gun shall become obsolete, and him, powerless, helpless and judged. The mighty hand of God will assure that. It does not matter how long Nigeria’s rebellion holds, eventually, the hand which pressed down the truth will be weak and broken; and it will fall off. Compulsion never achieved anything lasting; if anything, it breeds great animosity in generation after another against those who compel-even against their generations unborn. It’s the same blood[/b]

[b]Biafra is the only solution for Nigeria; a separate state called Biafra is the only remedy for Nigeria’s ever increasing and chronic illness. The constant waving aside of this possibility is a clear indication of utter ignorance which destroys. Biafra is! To any country or government which went through the story of Nigeria and Biafra, the events of these last forty years are enough to pinpoint the log which holds everything back. The delusion of Nigeria’s leaders-past and present-is the constant decay of whatever is left of Nigeria. To some who believe that the Biafran war should be likened to those fought in other places that eventually remained as one, you are equally deluding yourself because you have not done your research well enough to notice the clear uniqueness of the 1967 war in the west of Africa. To those who loot public funds and refuse to call for a Sovereign National Conference, you shall not escape. The judgment shall start from you. And even now, it has. Gowon and those who followed his orders to “wipe Israel off the map” have only one thing remaining to be grateful for: An independent state called the Republic of Biafra. And to every government that comes and goes without addressing the issues of the wickedness which the entire Nigeria and its government meted out on Biafrans, you will never succeed. As long as Biafra is a sin in your mind, you shall remain an abomination before heaven. And be sure that your wheel is forever stuck. Your rule shall be sustained with chaos and your end shall be more disastrous than you came in to see. You, too, cannot go unpunished. And, no matter how long your rebellion stays, Biafra will eventually stand; and it shall not delay longer than written. Ojukwu’s transition didn’t erase it, it rekindled it. Be sure of this. [/b]

Nigerian media and there false propaganda, what i heard is that the new IMSU will have multiple campuses that will be spread into all the 3 different senatorial district in the state.not building three new university,


how so ever believes this sh!t new must be smoking mess.

ALL HAILLBIAFRA!! land of the rising sun, land of a special breed. Land created and fortified by the Creator. Land of brave men. Land of proud warriors. A land flowing with milk and honey. A land of beautiful adorable ladies. The land named Biafra in 1967 and existed as a Sovereign State till 1970. The same land that clamours for the resuscitation of Biafra with vigour and the agitation remains vigorous. The land where the IKEMBA administered at the age of 33years and performed great feats in 3years, which a Methusela cannot perform in 969years. A land of peace. A land of serene scenery. A land of cosy ambience and exotic etiquette. This land cannot allow itself to be desecrated by the Boko Haram. No mayhem initiated outside has ever succeeded in the East. The East has ever remained the safest place for the Igbos and even strangers. On 15th January, 1966, the Nzeogwu bloody coup initiated in Kaduna in the North in which Northern/Western Politicians and soldiers were assassinated, did not succeed in the East; Igbo politicians exemplified by Dr M.I. Okpara, Dr Akanu Ibiam and the rest of them were safe. On 29th July, 1966, the 2nd bloodier coup initiated in Kaduna by Soldiers of Northern Nigeria extraction, did not succeed in the East. Ojukwu was fully in control and talking tough; the type of toughness that inspires ordinary human beings to perform extraordinary feats. We miss him! After that evil coup and the criminal assassination of Ironsi, mass pogrom of Ndi Igbo began in the North and Western Nigeria in earnest, but the East was safe. All roads led to the East. Igbo refugees found solace in the East. Some of the coupists of 15th January, 1966 were safe because they were detained in the East. They included Nzeogwu, Ben Gbulie, Wole Ademoyega,Timothy Onwuatuegwu, Emmanuel Ifeajuna etc. But those of them detained in the North, West and Mid-West were killed by rampaging Northern soldiers; Christian Anuforo was badly shot at Ikeja prisons where he died, while Donatus Okafor was brought out of Abeokuta prisons and buried alive under the supervision of Northern soldiers. The East was safe until the war broke out. The war is the only crisis that penerated the East because of foreign military assistance. During the June 12, 1993 Abiola saga, the North boiled. The West was heated and people were killed, but the East was calm and peaceful. Boko Haram can never succeed in the East. If they liked let them change strategies. Let them go for more costumes belonging to lunatics, pretending to be mad and dancing around with green leaves. They are deceiving themselves, we shall still know them. If they liked let them dress in a beggar's fashion and masquerade as people who need alms, we shall catch them. They can make themselves look like imbeciles with saliva oozing from their odorous mouth to divert our attention, we shall still know it is Boko Haram. They should forget about coming to the East for there they shall meet their waterloo!

Bleep all of you dirty Yoruba and cows in the north.you can try but you cannot conquer biafra cos it was made in heaven.

@op if at the mention of biafra you find yourself having sleepless night,why not do your self a favour by calling for your dirty republic of ODUA,land of pigs and red oil soup with no salt.with your capital city in mesebour in Cotonou Benin. FOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

OMG ,omo seeeeeeeeeeee dirtyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!! most sophisticated pigs.

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Omo see dirty oooooooooooooooooooooooooo.chei,most sophisticated pigs

hmmm!!very interesting.

i think this should make the front page and i hope the middlebeltans youths are beginning to know those their leaders that will do anything to sacrifice them(middlebeltans)to the Hausa/Fulani them for their own selfish political interest.

When you read some so called leaders or elders you simply think of old age related illnesses that require medical help. Senator Joseph Waku, Vice President of Arewa Consultative Forum is one of those men who seemingly need help. Given that am not a medical doctor, I will avoid recommending he sees a psychiatrist, though common sense analysis of his interview with Sunday Sun Newspapers indicates that only a psychiatrist can help him.

It is not uncommon for slaves to overwork themselves to please their master and be accepted. That's slave mentality and it is common among those who were enslaved for long. Unless am mistaken, Joseph Waku is from Benue state in the Middle Belt of Nigeria. As his name, Joseph, suggests, he is a Christian, just like Yakubu Jack Gowon of Plateau State. The self evident truth is that Joseph Waku's forebears were conquered by the Hausa/Fulani and effectively assimilated. Even the Hausa language was imposed on them and at some point they started feeling like Hausa/Fulanis and lost their real identity and sense of pride as a people. For some of them, the only path to political relevance is to kiss the ass of the slave master. The best ass kissers get rewarded with political positions and used from time to time as the attack dog of the slave master.

Students of history will tell you that the most brutal Nigerian combatants during the civil war were from the Middle Belt. It is also a known fact that more Igbos were massacred in then Benue-Plateau axis than in Sokoto/Kano. Yakubu Gowon, Theophilus Danjuma, Yakubu Pam etc were used by the "real" North to fight their dirty wars. Not long ago, a group called United Middle-Belt Youth Congress, UMYC, demanded a separate identity for the people of the region to "differentiate them from the Hausa-Fulani and Kanuri peoples of the far North". Leading a delegation of executive officers of the congress on a courtesy call to Vanguard’s corporate office in Lagos, the group’s President, Mr. Abuka Onalo, said the people of the Middle-Belt were "now remorseful of their roles in past actions of spearheading Northern interests that did not benefit their people". Obviously these are Joseph Waku's children realizing that their fathers acted as slaves would.How will Mr Abuka Onalo and his group feel after reading Senator Joseph Waku arguments for the "North"?

The United Middle Belt Youth Congress on a visit to another Lagos media house in December 2011 strongly decried the manipulation of Joseph Waku's people against Igbos during the civil war. 'We know the ignorant years that have passed when we went to war. When they mobilised us to war and told us 'ah they want to terminate you people. The Igbos are majority and in fact they are coming to swallow you people'. 'A lot of us went to the bush to fight. I know how many families of our brothers that we lost in that war. Not to talk about our other brothers, the Igbos who we went to fight ignorantly.' The president-general, Abuka Omababa said. He added that while it was disheartening enough that they were manipulated into a fratricidal war with the Igbo, the Hausa/Fulani 'were in Sokoto and Kano relaxing and watching the two of us kill each other.' Joseph Waku should have learned from these young people and the only reasonable conclusion I can reach is that he needs psychiatric help. Obviously certain errors cannot just be attributed to foolishness given the truism in Chief M. I. Okpara's assertion that "first fool no be fool, second fool na proper foolish". In my part of the country, "proper foolish" is simply madness.

In fighting the cause of the North, men like Joseph Waku forget even the truth that stares them in the face. People from the Middle Belt are not Northerners and have never been treated as Northerners by the Hausa/Fulani. At best, they are accorded the rights of "favored slaves" when there is need to do xmas for the "conquered territories". As the Jos crisis have shown, when the come become, everyone will answer his fathers name. Berom versus Hausa conflict is a typical case of the "slave" revolting against the master. The consequence is the massacre of the people by so called Hausa/Fulani herdsmen and compromised security forces. Even Boko Haram said they are killing Igbos and Christians because "muslims were killed and eaten in Jos". That's the same Boko Haram Senator Waku was sent by the Northern establishment to defend. He was told to go and "fight for the North" as if it wasn't the same North that is killing Middle Belt Christians in Jos, Kaduna, Kogi, etc. Why won't Waku listen to the youths? 'Whenever there is riot in the north, it affects us. Our people run like any other southerner. If you look at these youth corps members that were killed, they brought two to Kogi. So, if Kogi is north, then why is north burying their children?'-UMBYC

Permit me to extract key quotes from Waku's Sunday Sun interview and make brief comments in the hope that he will read them and stop selling himself and his people cheap.

1. "As hardened as former President Obasanjo was, he brought into consideration authoritarian spread of appointments. The National Security Adviser of Mr. President was a northerner. The Director General of SSS was a Yoruba man but a Muslim. And so it was for all other service chiefs. These are sensitive positions. Now, Jonathan went and picked National Security Adviser from his village. He picked Director-General of SSS from his village. He picked Chief of Army Staff from his village. "That Waku does not know that the Chief of Army staff is a proud Igbo man from Abia state speaks volumes on the kind of job Waku was hired to do. Again, is this man from the moon? Where was he when Shehu Yardua, Shagari, IBB, Abacha and Buhari led this country? Does it mean those positions were not "sensitive" then, since all available records to me shows that Northerners occupied all those positions and added President and Commander in Chief to them? Does it not even matter to hirelings like Senator Waku that apart from the current President who occupies the number one position, the number 2, 3, 4 and 5 are occupied by Northerners? Yet nobody is yelling. Can we sit down as a nation and agree on a formula for sharing political offices? Why is Waku's North afraid of a national conference if they feel strongly that they are marginalized in the current dispensation? My guess is that a National conference will even strip them of some of their current positions.

2. "And I have never heard a responsible person from that region coming up to say these young people are saying this on their own. So, one begins to wonder whether this is a grand plan to cause confusion so that Nigeria can disintegrate. To hell with disintegration of Nigeria. Let everybody answer his father’s name. Let them go and drink their oil, we will eat our yam. Yoruba will eat their cocoa in their region. Life will still continue."

Given that Senator Waku never said anything against United Middle Belt Youths who asked for separation from the North, it will at this time be fair to say his "real" self supports their call. Am also convinced that it was his real self that voiced these lines before retreating. "To hell with disintegration of Nigeria. Let everybody answer his father’s name. Let them go and drink their oil, we will eat our yam. Yoruba will eat their cocoa in their region. Life will still continue." Senator Waku, Nigeria does not need to disintegrate for your wish to come through. All you need do is campaign for 80% derivation so that we will use 20% to keep the centre while those who produce yam and/or groundnut will use it to develop their states as against using oil money to fund Islamic terrorists. We can have a true federation where nobody will blackmail you sir. Unless am mistaken, when you were my current age, derivation was 50% and nobody asked anybody to go "to hell". Why must we disintegrate before you and your slave masters allow true federalism and 80% derivation? I challenge you to recommend national conference to your masters and see how they will disown you as a "non Northerner".

3. "But the president is sitting down there and listening to people making advertisement of secession and they are not arrested. Yet, some fools somewhere are saying why don’t you arrest Babangida? Why don’t you arrest Atiku? Why don’t you arrest Gusau? Why don’t you arrest Ciroma?"Senator Waku, if those "asking for secession" are to be arrested then all those who vowed to "make the country ungovernable" should also be arrested. Or are they more Nigerian than others? What are they contributing to our national economy that gave them the right to incite anarchy and still enjoy protection from the state? I can understand it when those who pay the piper dictate the tune. In Nigerias' case, those who have the resources sustaining our penchant to steal should be allowed to dictate the tune. Am not aware that anybody is complaining about the North's control of revenue from solid minerals, groundnut, cows and yam. Nobody is even asking for subsidy on those goods. What is good for the goose is good for the gander.

4. "When his election was annulled, we all teamed up with him. But when Yoruba decided to make it Yoruba affairs, I then pulled out. I pulled out because I was working for a Nigerian that I knew his competence. I knew his support cut across borders of religion and tribes." Senator Waku, you lied. You simply abandoned Abiola because the Hausa/Fulani told you to do so. You were not alone. Even his VP, Babagana Kingibe also dropped Abiola's cause. As at the time you and others worked for Abiola, he was financially liquid and freely dispensing financial favors. I challenge you sir, to tell the world that Abiola's money never "blessed" you.

5. "Nigeria is not all about religion or tribe. But when one tribe is trying to claim that it is wiser than others, that is where we have problem that is going on now." It is true that Nigeria is not all about religion or tribe, as long as it is the interest of the North that is served. Abiola's muslim-muslim ticket with Kingibe clearly served the interest of the North. Buhari's muslim-muslim ticket with Idiagbon also favored the North. What if we have President Goodluck Jonathan running with pastor Adeboye will the North accept that ticket? Will Waku's north accept President Yaradua, Vice President Ekwueme, Senate President Tinubu, Speaker Uwazulike and CJN Ibinabo? For your information sir, that is what we are living with, currently. And as long as the North is favored, all well and good. That's what Nigeria is all about: "making the North happy". That's what your interview is about too.

6. "But if those staying in the north are tired of staying in the north, they are free under the constitution to move. But the north cannot accept a blackmail that Igbo are being targeted. Let them come out with what is motivating them to move back home. Of course, they are free to move anywhere in this county."

Obviously you don't believe your self, given that you also said this "They (Igbo) probably have recorded more casualties than any other tribe. They recorded more casualties because in terms of religion, particularly in the north, the Igbo dominate Christian religion. So, if a church is burnt, naturally, Igbo who are in the church would be affected." If a mosque at Aba is bombed and Ama Awusa attacked, will it amount to targeting your "Northerners"? I have this feeling that if that reverse scenario had happened you and your ACF would have gone to war. Hypocrites!

7. "He has spoken sufficiently because you know that it was not the turn of the South to produce the president. Let me not deceive you, people are angry. Our governors in the north are angry. But they don’t know what to say and the people of the north are against them because they sold out. They betrayed the confidence reposed in them; they sold out the north." While I love and respect Adamu Ciroma, am wondering if the same people that voted and continue to vote PDP are the same people we are talking about. Could it be that ACF and such like-minded groups like Boko Haram, are manipulating the people to be "angry"? If it is true the "real people of the North" felt "betrayed" by their governors, how do you explain the fact that the same people overwhelmingly re-elected Murtala Nyako of PDP? As far as I can see, the angry people are the political cabal who had power for 38 years of Nigeria's 50 and yet literacy level in the North is the worst in Nigeria. What exactly did those of you in ACF do for your people apart from turning many to Almajirin and raw material for Islamic terrorists?

8. "The President and Commander in-Chief of Armed Forces said that there are Boko Haram members in the executive council, the police, SSS, and the military. And we northerners are saying bring these people out so that we can be vindicated that we don’t know them, We northern leaders are even contemplating that Boko Haram is his own making to blackmail the north so that they can secede"This is pathetic and the major reason for my recommendation of psychiatric examination. Is he saying that Kabiru Sokoto, Zakari Biu, Abubakar Shekau, Abul Qaqa, Comrade Nuhu Intelligence etc are not Northerners? If the North really believes that "there are some people somewhere that are fueling this crisis to give a dog a bad name" it therefore suggests to me that somebody might have also "engineered" October 1st Bombing to give a dog a bad name. It is simple logic that what you suspect others of doing are things that you do or want to do. With the recent Zakari Biu angle and the mysterious appearance of his son at the site of October 1st bombing, Nigerian security men should re-investigate that bombing. Senator Waku may have given us a new lead.

9. "Government should not be personalized. Government should be inclusive and not exclusive. Governance is not exclusion, Government is to extend hands of fellowship to various interest groups so that you can always get feedback as to when they are happy. Jonathan should make a statement about the South-South’s provocative pronouncements because we are suspecting that someone is behind them. And it is not the best."

Inclusion and extending hands of fellowship simply means invite us to also come and chop. Rather than all the rigmaroles from Senator Waku, he simply should have asked the President to give him and his ACF friends appointments or contracts. From all indications Mr President is willing to "transform" his opponents if they are ready to denounce use of violence as a political tool. Already we are reading about new appointments involving his erstwhile rivals and/or their supporters. For those sponsoring Boko Haram, the minimal condition should be to denounce, disown and expose their boys. You cannot hold a sword over the nation's head and come here to talk about "inclusion and fellowship". Those who are already "included" by Boko Haram should not "fellowship" with Nigerians. They are the enemy of Nigerian people. Doesn't matter if they are the suicide bombers or the message carriers. All are terrorists!

In October 2009, one of Senator Joseph Waku's political daughters, then Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC), Mrs. Farida Waziri advocated a psychiatric examination of people who are standing for public office in order to determine their suitability or otherwise. I wish to second her but expand the list of those to be tested to include out of job political jobbers and hirelings. These are the people that are normally used for dirty jobs by politicians.

Obviously the sponsors of Boko Haram didn't get their expected response from Ndigbo. The plan bombed and now they are losing the momentum. Kabiru Sokoto, Zakari Biu and Abul Qaqa are in jail and singing sweet melodies like canary birds. Very soon, arrests will be made, including very senior members of some ethnic groups. Igbos have decisively proved they are for ONE Nigeria. Reward them with 2015! Help Waku to rediscover himself.

BY JOHN OKIYI KALU

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biafran pride,our pride

Biafran pride,

Because Nigeria is an irritant to the Biafran, a colony of infidels to the Arewan, a despoiler to the Niger Deltan and a mere geograhical expression to the Oduan

God bless you

And what is the relationship between the picture posted and the story?

Bl00dy F00L

Yes I can see carton full of alcohol in the tri-cycle, some placed on the sign that says "Purity Be To Allah"

mallam Beaf! just respect yourself.that is the picture that came with the news on the site where i copied it.by the way,why are you trying to clone someone's identity.infact you are a biggest f00l.

Innovative, Thanks nnaemeka, this is the first time that i ever heard that Nigerian army invented anything since after the civil war, Thanks to COAS for allowing this young man to complete this feat to the glory of nigerian army, other pin heads would have killed this project with tribalism or quota system, Good things happen when quality and good leaders lead. With quota system, these milestone would not have been achieved. For first time since civil war one heard the word invention in Nigerian Army and it's coming from an Nnaemeka Maduegbunam. It says a lot about Biafrans and I'm proud as always to be Igboman as we make things happen. Haters and envious tribalistic "dead brains" can go to hell and burn!

By Oscarline Onwuemenyi

The Nigerian Army has introduced a new and innovative means of standardising training regimes for its personal with the recent commissioning of a locally-built automatic static and moving target display machine by the Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Azubuike Ihejirika.

The remote-controlled static and moving target display machine which was unveiled to the public by Ihejirika at the ICC Shooting Range in Jaji, Kaduna state was conceived and built by a team of engineers from the Nigerian Army Electrical and Mechanical Engineering (NAEME) department led by its commander, Major General Nnaemeka Maduegbunam.

It is expected to serve the Nigerian soldiers in their quest to attain proficiency in taking range shooting via consistent practice during small armed competitions amongst them as constantly undertaken in shooting ranges.

Ihejirika in his remarks at the unveiling ceremony stated that the initial plan and design for the automatic target display machine was conceived in 1997 by the Nigerian Army, adding that its realisation speaks volume of the forces intention to achieve reliable professionalism in its defence of Nigerian territorial sovereignty.

According to him, the team leader, Maduegbunam has remained an experienced engineer in the Nigerian Army, a feat that has earned him a national honours award in his area of specialisation.

He also commended the infantry corps for providing a veritable ground for the engineers to work, stating that it has provided another basis for the transformation and development of the Nigerian Army in areas of weaponry development.

Earlier, Maduegbunam explained that the remote-controlled static and moving target display machine was the first of its kind in Africa and possibly the world. He said that most target display machines in Nigerian Army inventory were manually operated while the new design is operated either manually or automated.

He equally commended the Army for allowing the NAEME corps the rare opportunity to conceive and implement the design, adding that Nigerians technological deficit could be tackled inwardly with commitment to achieve self reliance and sufficiency.

In his remarks, the commander infantry corps of Nigerian Army, Major-General M. D. Isah said that the occasion marked another milestone in the annals of the infantry’s history.

Isah explained that the project brought the Nigerian Army a step closer to the aim of improving the standard of training of its personnel which was also in line with the efforts of the Chief of Army Staff to transform the service to meet up with contemporary challenges in defending the country’s sovereignty.

He further added that, “The introduction of the machine will no doubt improve the marksmanship of skills of officers and soldiers to meet those of contemporary armies. I must commend the Chief of Army Staff for his support to the project as well as the NAEME team for their efforts towards the design, fabrication and installation of the target display machine.”

Information available to 247ureports.com indicate that the Kano State funded Islamic police [Hisbah] has resumed activities in the Kano metropolitan environs. As gathered, the Islamic police struck on Saturday night [11:30pm] confiscating goods estimated at N6.5million.

According to infomation received from Kano, the Islamic police on the night of Saturday February 11, 2012 seized a trailer loaded with alcoholic beverages along the Hadeja roundabout – headed for Sabon Gari, Kano, a christian dominated community. The trailer load of merchandise, as gathered, was headed for the business residence of a beer distributor who is of south east extraction.

The confiscated merchandise remains with the men of Hisbah. They are expected to either hand the case over to the Nigerian police for onward prosecution or proceed to charge the owner of the goods to Shariah court. The owner of the goods is a Christian - who goes by the name “Jude”.

The Shariah law which the House of Assembly in Kano adopted and passed into law in late 2004 during the administration of Malam Ibrahim Shekarau banned the use and sell of alcohol beverages in the State.

The Nigerian police in Kano in responding to 247ureports.com inquiry indicated that the matter falls under the jurisdiction of the Hisbah [Islamic police] and so it is not within the juridiction of the Nigerian Police. This is according to the Police Public Relations Officer [PPRO], Malam Magaji. He directed the Hisbah board be contacted. Efforts to reach the Hisbah boards proved abortive.

The activities of the Kano State Islamic police appears on the increase following the black friday attacks on Kano State. As a source within the Kwankwaso administration admitted, the government of Kano State decided to change gears in its outlook on security issues – to include the adoption of the Islamic police as part pf the security apparatus of the government. The Islamic police is reportedly utilized increasingly by the Kwankwaso government to administer law and order in most parts of the State.

Our correspondent contacted the government through one of its image maker, Malam Dantiye, and he claimeed to have “no idea” of the confiscation – but promised to to check on it.

he like other igbos was just a callous opportunist.

this is what am talking about.people wont just respect themselves

Dude, nobody is trying to annoy you, but only unserious people will accept stuff without knowing the source. The politics section has really fallen with the influx of all sorts of crude and empty people and the worsening moderating, that is why you thing you can post without a source. Even mods post stuff from twitter these days, something that was unthinkable on NL just a couple of years ago.

yeah i understand where you are coming from but only fools will fall into doing such.

interesting.