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nettpen:I am sure you must have meant I should Fvck your mother, aunties, sisters; in fact all those Olosho females wey pack full your family. Olodo rabata, can't hold an argument so he resorts to insults - well you just engaged the wrong guy; I am not a push over; better not engage me again. ![]() |
ezenwajosh:And what kind of uniform was he wearing in the 1st picture - shouldn't that tell you something? |
nettpen:Once again you continue to exhibit your poor comprehension; because I have already given you a specific example of AIT's bias by referring to the propaganda documentary against PMB in 2015 towards the general elections. However; my posts described in general terms a continuum of bias (not specific incidences) along with the station's modus operandi by use of the following key words: Habit; often, dwell on, exaggerate, negative stories - this should be apparent to anyone with basic English comprehension. No; I have always spoken about the bias of southern media; not AIT alone, lest it be a new found interest (though I consider it among the worst offenders among the majors media houses) - I therefore don't know where you got that notion from - except from your seemingly wandering mind. For the final time; go and learn how to read and comprehend - and pls don't come back here again. |
No thanks to Enemies of this country who would resort to de-marketing Nigeria's image within the international comity for their own personal gain. They upload horrible images of isolated cases of damaged religious houses (churches) and dead victims (sometimes even foreign fake unrelated ones) to make it as though the problem is widespread and overwhelming; with which they use to appeal to foreign groups and organisations for financial donations and assistance in order to rebuild alleged damaged churches and to help the so called victims - only to divert such donations to their pockets while ensuring continuous flow of these monies with more of their fake/exaggerated stories. With the exception of Boko Haram, no objective minded person can honestly say the ongoing farmer/herdsmen crisis, banditry and kidnappings are religiously motivated; and therefore conclude that these or any other constitute religious persecution (of Christians) in this country. |
nettpen:My friend if you had any gumption and the power of comprehension you would have noticed that I was not referring to only this one incidence but the habitual bias of AIT against; PMB, the north and Islam for reasons already given. Neither did I referred to PDP as dead - pls do not put words into my mouth. |
AIT has been relentlessly biased against the president, the north and Islam; it often dwells on and exaggerates negative stories against the aforementioned. This is not surprising considering it's proprietor Raymond Dokpesi is a staunch PDP member who even vied for the party's chairmanship and was a beneficiary of juicy contracts from the Jonathan administration, including the controversial documentary propaganda against PMB towards the 2015 elections. |
Once bitten twice shy - let them try na. ![]() |
thatigboman:Oga Nyamiri, like I've already said, if you can't read then go back to school and learn; otherwise stop advertising your poor comprehension - you hear?. |
ggood:Another bigotry and stupidity at the highest level. Regurgitating senseless illogical propaganda picked up from the village square. |
thatigboman:Another intellectually lazy Igbo advertising his low IQ - common basic comprehension e no sabi; yet he has the effrontery to insult others. Kindly go over my post again: and show me where I may have suggested differently other than one person killed. If you can't do that; then pls go back to school and learn how to read and comprehend correctly before confronting me again. |
They must have killed him extrajudiciously in custody after capturing him; his picture without the wig, sitting on a tiled floor says it all. |
TooMuchStuff:The issue at hand is the video the OP uploaded here in this thread (about a bullion attack in Lagos) not anything else on Channels TV - hope you understand. |
oz4real83: TooMuchStuff: muykem:Intellectually lazy hateful youths; too much in a hurry to regurgitate their vile toxic bigotry; they didn't even bother to notice the OP's sarcasm, in which he uploaded the video of a bullion attack in Lagos - an event completely unrelated with anything in the north - and they idiotically fell for it. |
Something is definitely wrong with this man: after four wives, a string of girlfriends and still counting; yet he is still unsettled. |
moralistic:Problem with our youths today = low IQ & Poor Comprehension - go back to school and learn to read correctly before commenting or otherwise, stop being intellectually lazy.....hahahaha. |
moralistic:Was that person the president and CinC with power at his disposal? Besides; I do not rely on propaganda by half brained miscreants who deliberately misquote in order to mislead gullible folks who do not crosscheck before falling for Fake News. |
Bet some wild arse Igbo would find a way to blame Buhari for this.
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MadamExcellency:Did you know that Jonathan admitted to not being tough on Boko Harem with his famous lame excuses that because they were his siblings he would therefore not send the army to wipe out his family - can you imagine! This he said of course while diverting money meant to fight the insurgency to his failed election campaign - need not have to remind you of Dasukigate.
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General Abayomi Gabriel Olonisakin, Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) and Vice Admiral Ibok-Ete Ekwe Ibas, Chief of Naval Staff, I thought they said all the service chiefs are Fulanis from the north and none from the south; how come we therefore have an Abayomi and Ibok? - perhaps these are names from a lost Fulani clan. |
Igbo criminal |
The social media is being abused as a tool for incitement, disunity and unrest; I totally subscribe 100% to need for it to be regulated - freedom of speech should not take precidence over national security. |
Nyamiri hypocrisycy - buying Almajiri children who they despise. |
Nyamiri wicked love for money. |
Unfortunately most of these foreign organisations have become reckless and more reliant on local sources/correspondents for their information; who as it can be seen are often not as professional or out rightly compromised. Majority of Nigerian media belong to the opposition and they along with other interest groups are hell bent on discrediting the president and his administration - even at the expense of de-marketing the country; through deliberate distortion or exaggeration of the realities on the ground, a.k.a. negative propaganda. They along with sponsored hostile social media handles had been largely responsible for misleading some of these foreign organisations who are seemingly easily fooled - including the so called reputable ones like CNN. |
nairavsdollars:Abeg shut that ignorant mouth and carry your stupid commentary comot from here! Since when did you learn that Hisbah is an armed outfit or had been involved in the killing of anyone? Some of you just hide behind the internet and project such imaginary divisive stupidity that often makes one wonder whether you have any brains at all. |
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Arrewa:He should also note some of his criminal Blodas caught in action and often mistaken as Fulani herdsmen.
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Hypocrites after rejecting it and playing politics of incitement and division they are now going round through the backdoor to accept it -.whats the difference between NLTP and RUGA, very little, just like coca cola and pepsi. |
YoungBlackRico:Yes indeed, they'd ask whether you a Muslim before the act; if you are not then you are free to go. Contrary to popular assumption; the ban on beer/alcohol was not enacted under Sharia law but under conventional law, so the ban affect ppl of all faiths - just like some states and FG have laws banning intoxicants e,g, weed, ogogoro, hard drugs etc, |
WorkTheTalk:I can assure you that there is no country in the world that would sit back and allow its national security to be threatened by an overwhelming flood of inciting and often divisive Fake News - including UK & America; in fact president Trump just acted against twitter & FoxNews for same reasons via Executive Order. Quite on the contrary; there is even a growing trend to regulate social media in many countries - I just returned from Egypt, where you can't even do voice and video calls by Whatsapp, without using VPN to bypass their security blocking system. Be thankful with the relative freedom you enjoy here in Nigeria; you will not appreciate this until you travel to some other countries in Africa, Eastern Europe, Asia & Latin America. BTW, there is no such thing as absolute freedom of speech, under which you can say all and everything under the sun without repercussions; everything has a limit e.g. it is against the law in Germany to deny the existence of the holocaust; recently also the European Court of Haman Rights (in 2018) reached a landmark judgement that it is indeed a crime to blaspheme the Prophets. |

