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frodobee:I am with you on this one. Lets just wait and watch if the FG does not make a statement concerning the identity of these foreigners (now no doubt in its custody) and their mission; then we can safely assume that the Gov is not being honest with us about the fight against Boko Haram. |
Oboy, you just hit the nail on the head; imagine giving ppl rotten rice, not even fit for human consumption, and teargassing them after that, and women for that matter! Na wa O! |
Came across this story (and if true) it just makes you wonder why would ppl in high places such as PEJ would stoop so low as to involve themselves in such public ridicule. http://newsrescue.com/patience-jonathan-distributes-expired-rice-teargasses-bayelsa-women-mdg-scam/#axzz3J770oHYm |
noblezone:My friend then see what GEJ had to say about GEJ on Boko?
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Fulaman198:The Korowai are not the only ones eating human flesh, there are also many CANNIBALS in Nigeria, especially in the SE where only recently police discovered and closed a restaurant in Onitsha selling cooked human meat. https://www.nairaland.com/1506957/police-discover-hotel-selling-cooked |
Jonathan admits to previous missing $10bn see here:
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cramjones:Another reason for kicking him out
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hardywaltz:More poses here
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Rubbish propaganda, BTW, not only were there northerners together with Jonathan at the podium, the party itself PDP is predominantly northern and was founded by northerners (the Shehu Musa Yar'aduwa structure made up the party's initial primary machinery). Its a pity how some ignorant mofos have been programmed to come here and yarn their silly tribalistic dust.
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Good development, it will enable other health professionals to grow and reach their maximum potential, which would be good for all. As for the other outstanding mentioned benefits; it would appear that the gov is being insincere; they should honor their side of the agreement - strike action at this time of the year would be terrible. |
nuudawn:You are the one that should hang his head down in shame. If the story was false then why not provide your own verifiable evidence to counter it or at least posit some questions that may discredit such claims; but alas all you did was pour some vitriol on the author and make pronouncement against the story while expecting us to accept your version of the truth as if you are some sort of valid authority we should trust. As far as the story is concerned, we all know the following happened: Mubi was attacked and captured by Boko Haram The house of the COAS was attacked and burnt to the ground which he himself also affirmed. No report suggested any member of his family or even his household was captured/killed or injured in the attack. From the above, its easy to put two and two together and conclude that the occupants of the house escaped the raid and were most likely rescued whether by helicopter or otherwise. The message here is that it was a big shame for the head of the combine forces own hometown to fall into the hands of such a rag tag bunch as BH against one of the largest military in the whole of Africa; let alone his own house to fall as well. What was even more shameful was what appeared to be the selfish manner in the alleged rescue of the COAS's family members at the expense of others, not even his own soldiers who also adopted the "who wan die first" attitude and ran away, leaving behind a hopeless hapless defenceless civilian population - pls tell me, what does that say to the rest of us? |
YungwizzzyPt7:LOL, abeg which ![]() |
pendy79:LOL @ above in bold |
Sweetlemon:@OP: If only I could see you, I would have hugged you and planted you a big resounding kiss for this beautiful piece of intelligent write up; but alas, its not possible so I am gonna have to give you this e-one anyway! Here: |
hakanai:Just let him wallow in his ignorance. These e-pigs love stupidity. |
gists:Well, you seem to have provided the answer to your question all by yourself - in these words: I am not talking about the type of celebrity status that the Niger Delta militants have been elevated to, but a general economic empowerment for the readily available recruits into BH foot soldiers. If a man knows he can make a decent living without comitting suicide by joining a war he is bound to lose, he certainly will think twice before enlisting to join BH[i][/i]. I was merely responding to your reaction to my initial post in which you appeared to question some of the merits pointed out by me towards amnesty; which in turn was intended to counter the OP's malicious intention against some northern APC Muslim politicians which he selectively singled out for e-attack by his bigoted friends. Unfortunately for him, he did not anticipate his plans would backfire as other names; including prominent Christians: Rev Jesse Jackson, Rev Kukah and Oga Johnny himself would be found and added to his growing list. |
gists:You don't seem to understand my point because your response appears confused and at times even contradictory. First of all, I'd like to say whenever one is faced with a problem he often also has a choice of possible options as solution, ranging from the best to the worst. In the case of BH, the FG has predominantly chosen brute force, which has so far not worked; in view of which some ppl (named by the OP among many others) were advising the government to also consider amnesty as a parallel alternative. - which unfortunately is being erroneously misconstrued as an endorsement and even support for BH (in most cases for apparently political/ethno-religious sentiment rather rational reasoning). No, amnesty alone cannot address the issue of Boko Haram (as we know it) neither would it resolve any other problem of murderous nature by any group (be it OPC as in the example you gave) because amnesty by itself cannot and has never been a panacea for such problems. As already mentioned, it simply offers a conduit for reducing the size/number from within the ranks of the enemy and thereby weakening it - in this case, targeting and offering its predominantly impoverished less committed foot soldiers an easy way out; so as to isolate the remaining die hards and especially the leadership for elimination. You also need to appreciate that the real BH (not their political or criminal variants) are fighting a war of ideology where force alone cannot change their minds but could instead harden and even make them more entrenched in their resolve than before. In fact students of history would recall how BH metamorphosized from a relatively peaceful sect to the radicalised brutally violent one that we have today; through mismanagement of the problem by successive governments by the use of excessive force; starting from Yar Adu'a's administration, as members of the sect were then being singled out for police brutality, culminating in the public extrajudicial killing of their leader, Mohammed Yusuf. It would also be recalled that the sect had in its early days taken their cases of complaints to all relevant authorities but without success and subsequently decided take up arms, first to defend themselves but soon afterwards as a means for revenge against their immediate tormentors, the police; then against other law enforcement agents as well as rival clerics and finally to anyone, Christian or Muslim, they deem as an obstacle to their cause. Uninformed southerners driven by propaganda are being misled to believe that majority of northers sympathize with BH; forgetting (on the contrary) that majority of them are in fact victims living in fear, afraid to speak out in case of brutal reprisals against them because BH elements usually embed themselves within the same community, as cover and also to gather intelligence on their next target. Those who spoke out, including prominent leaders e.g. late Emir of Kano Ado Bayero, General Mamman Shuwa, GMB, IBB, Sultan etc have already paid with their lives or on the death list of those earmarked for assassination by BH. Another reason why use of brute force alone is counter productive rests with fact that, in the course of their pursuit of the enemy, our soldiers (like other examples elsewhere, including USA military engaging similar tactics) end up traumatising, brutalising and even killing many among the civilian population they were supposed to protect; thereby losing out on the important battle of winning hearts and minds. In the process, some of these civilians become easy targets of indoctrination and conversion, as these acts drive some of them into the willing arms of the enemy in order to take revenge against our soldiers. The problem is no longer a regional issue but a national one, and the buck clearly rests at the doorstep of the government, whose function is to protect all its citizens. Of course there have been no high profile trial of prominent suspects (e.g. Ndume, Madu Sharif etc) because the government of the day, headed by Goodluck Jonathan is courting them for continued support towards achieving his own personal agenda at the expense of many innocent Nigerians, caught up in the cross fire. Jonathan is seemingly behaving like Nero, fiddling while Rome burnt, his government is plagued by blatant corruption and ineptitude arising from his divisive politics and misrule - even the international community are saying the same thing - including the use of force alone. http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/nigeria-has-capacity-but-lacks-will-to-tackle-boko-haram-says-us-official/160826/ |
Too many kids spewing out cretinous foolish propaganda - not even worth wasting precious time to engage them.
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tit:See pot calling the kettle black, in fact na you foolish pass, maybe your brain resides in your username. Don't you know that whenever there is a dispute such as this, ppl go to court and it is the court's duty to declare between them who is legally correct? In this case, the court has declared that the status Quo should be maintained pending judgement on the substantive case - after it must have heard and decided based on the legal arguments presented by both sides, in accordance with the law. Ol girl, why can't you read before you type? Please don't let your hatred cloud your judgement - else you appear truly foolish. |
Ibnsultan:Trek? But you know the man has no shoes! Kai, you guys are wicked ![]() |
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omenka:Let them also add the following to the list: Bishop Kukah https://www.nairaland.com/1242228/bishop-kukah-calls-amnesty-boko Rev Jesse Jackson https://www.nairaland.com/1295717/jesse-jackson-backs-amnesty-boko-haram Also the NEW York Times Judging by the logic (of several silly posters) maybe Rev Kukah and Jesse Jackson are also members of APC and/or sponsors of Boko Haram. Quite on the contrary, the benefit of hindsight is actually exonerating the proponents of amnesty; because as we are all witnessing now, brute force has done nothing to quell the uprising; rather Boko Haram seems to be getting stronger, conquering increasing Nigerian territories; while our soldiers are succumbing to cowardice. Common sense would tell you that brute force had never worked against urban guerrilla tactics as being employed by Boko Haram as opposed to all out conventional war where the war front(s) are clearly defined and the enemy visible and distinguishable. Instead, Boko Haram make lightening strikes, quickly withdraws and blends into the indigenous population; therefore making finding and fighting them very difficult for our soldiers. The longer this war of attrition goes on the more it impacts negatively on morale, as we are witnessing now with many reports of our military turning yellow and running away - in the process abandoning precious weaponry into enemy hands. The best approach is to weaken the ranks of the enemy by giving those among them willing to give up their arms and struggle a way out, through the offer of amnesty. Government can subsequently then concentrate its resources to fight the remaining die-hard ones, who by now must have been reduced in number and therefore with much better odds of defeating them. Note: Amnesty does not equate to an automatic support for Boko Haram but it is an alternative solution to brute force - which has so far not proven effective; so please do not allow hate to cloud your reasoning - think before you type. |
Mumu kids paid to manufacture and spread silly little lies
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WIZGUY69: ![]() |
^^^^ And isn't it stupid the way you TANoids keep spamming this forum with senseless propaganda? |
^^^More reason why we must vote out this corrupt government. |
Its an obvious cover up, he was simply killed to silence him from exposing the bigger fishes involved. Yet another evidence of Plateau Christians acquiring weapons to kill Muslims. Its also obvious that these two rifles would most likely serve as samples to be copied to reproduce several more by the captured blacksmith. |
Another cover up. Sooner or later those behind these unrests will continue to make mistakes and their identities exposed. |
Jonathan and desperation bordering on the ridiculous. |
isrecole:Pls stop exposing your ignorance and gullibility to myopic propaganda. Where did our constitution specify that the speaker must come from majority party? Even PDP themselves have conceded to this effect, why can't you read like others and get educated instead of blindly accepting and repeating falsehood passed down from ignorant minds. @ Topic: Yet another example of executive high handedness and the culture of impunity being exhibited by this PDP led government. |
major466:Your rant above goes to prove that: You are ignorant because it clearly appears that you do not understand the issue you are talking about. You lack comprehension because you fail to correctly interpret Buhari's message as he was quoted. You are unfortunately a victim of your own gullibility and brainwashing, who sadly also fell for the ongoing malicious propaganda against the person of GMB and his political ambition. Contrary to what you said (and were probably misled) Sharia is already a done deed; it is already a part of our constitution, under the provision of freedom of religion. The only difference being that Muslims were agitating for its implementation where it was not in place - as they see it as a right as provided by the constitution. Yes, Sharia is for Muslims only and not intended to affect non-Muslims; that was why Buhari emphasized on the need for Muslims to educate non-Muslims in order that they would have nothing to fear - a clear message of reassurance that brainwashed bigots like have chosen to ignore even though it is still out there for you to read and understand. That is also the reason why non-Muslims in the Sharia states have carried on living freely practising their own religion without the fear of imposition by the state (pls don't even mention Boko Haram here (I anticipate you would) because they are a rebel group without legitimacy and therefore not representing any part of this country). No, implementing Sharia as some states in the northern region have done does not mean those states have adopted Islam as their state religion; (quite on the contrary, this is a big lie as being peddled by bigots like you) because it would be against the constitution. If this were true, there would have been strong opposition to it, especially from Christians (as evidenced by their hostility to Islam) and indeed there would have been no reason why religious bodies like CAN would not have gone to court - and won. God has given you a brain, why not start using it by reasoning and asking questions; do not succumb to brainwashing and negative cheap propaganda of political hate and ethno religious defamation. |
olu070706:These clear words of reassurance from Buhari to non-Muslims (Christians, Animists, Pagans & Others) in the purported quote must (to any reasonable thinking person) at least mean something. Of course, the bigots would want to ignore them as if they have no significance at all or he never spoke or even meant them; because this would obviously run counter to their negative ambition to paint the man as a religious fanatic - which we all know is a mere propaganda to sell him short to the uninformed and the gullible in order to forestall his political ambition. These ppl are unfortunately doing themselves and GEJ a disservice; because their lies and desperations are becoming more and more evident and Nigerians are no longer buying into it. |
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