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PoliticsRe: Soldiers In R*ape Spree In Maiduguri by namfav(m): 7:09pm On Jul 16, 2011
freegaza:
@namfav.Mobile police za'a kawo ba zasu koma ba
do you have a source huh, ba na iya samu
PoliticsRe: Soldiers In R*ape Spree In Maiduguri by namfav(m): 6:37pm On Jul 16, 2011
freegaza:
I have bad news for you people.The federal goverment has started withdrawing the soldiers today.Go hug transformer if you are not happy about this
they should not return
PoliticsRe: If Islamic Banking Has Evil Intention, The Idea Will Fail –ezekiel by namfav(m): 11:08am On Jul 16, 2011
complete eddiot
PoliticsRe: Jtf Accuses Borno Elders Of Backing Boko Haram by namfav(m): 12:00pm On Jul 15, 2011
don't believe everything that you read

[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=713753.msg8720715#msg8720715 date=1310713060]Are you kidding ? How many times has boko haram admitted to having the support of the locals ? Who are these locals ?[/quote]does he know the region, understands or relate to the region?  it is not the order of the people, instead of accusing the elders (foreign entities going against the elders has caused conflicts in many societies like afghanistan, somalia etc. we don't wan that), denying that his troops are responsible for extrajudicial murders he should talk about other solutions because military actions did not work in 2009, there is no proof it will work today
henry101:
Now you know, Can you tell us what the men from the north know about the delta creeks? Do me I do is the sign language in Nigeria.
You just talk with your sense stucked to your armpit,
PoliticsRe: Jtf Accuses Borno Elders Of Backing Boko Haram by namfav(m): 7:45am On Jul 15, 2011
how is having men like nwaogbo going to solve the problem in borno he doesn't understand the region his voice to the situation in the region will not be more improtant than the elders, calling elders supporters of anyone because they are against military (nwaogbo's ignorant command) presence in maiduguri, the elders know better than the military and jonathan military should not be an option, it did not work in 2009 and it will not work today, he should not tell us that they know who they kill, they killed a 13 year old boy recently, anyone who dies in a line of fire is a terrorist? even developed countries like america do not leave civilians unharmed so he should not lie to us, mtschew
PoliticsRe: The Governors Of SE Should Declare "no-go Area Policy" For Fulani Herdsmen by namfav(m): 7:26pm On Jul 14, 2011
mikeansy:
This is a very ridiculous idea.

There is something called trespass of either private or Government property. I think property laws or Land Use Act is there to constrain cattle rearers to only lands that they hold and sending their cattles to land that dont belong to them will be purely criminal.

That way anybody trespassing can be charged, their cattle auctioned to pay for damages they may have caused. Then others will learn.

There is no need for any racist or tribalist state or regional policy. We just need to learn to put our existing laws to good use.

The law should also be implemented the same whether the catlle rearers are fulanis or Igbos or Ijebus.
thanks
PoliticsRe: The Governors Of SE Should Declare "no-go Area Policy" For Fulani Herdsmen by namfav(m): 7:25pm On Jul 14, 2011
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=713477.msg8717786#msg8717786 date=1310667405]What you should be advocating for is finding a more reasonable method to solve this Fulani issue, not making endless threats of the possibility of Fulani Genocide. Frankly, you're not in the right shoe to talk about any sense.

You were one of the culprits complaining about Northerners making the North a no man's land for Southerners.

You foolishly made a generalized stereotypical assumption, assuming that all Fulani herdsmen in Igboland "invade lands, ra pe women, and attack their hosts". You're simply using this moment and this futile thread to vent off your dislike of another tribe.

Igboland belongs to anybody that wishes to make it their habitat.

One simple solution (one Dr Fayemi Kayode is thinking of carrying out) is the restriction of Herdsmen to a specific spot where their cows can rummage without upsetting the hosts and without causing a raucous.[/quote]thanks sis, that is a very good post
CrimeRe: Herdsmen Kill 2, Rape Women In Imo by namfav(m): 7:14pm On Jul 14, 2011
[quote author=Negro_Ntns link=topic=711381.msg8717521#msg8717521 date=1310664610]Namfav,

Food security is an objective for both sides. No one denies cows need grazing ground.

The issue is that cows will go where the herder leads them.

Why does the herder lead cows into people's pasture, time after time, one town after another, in West, East, Central, North?[/quote]false. the cattle does not need a lead they are not camels cattle go where the can graze as a herdsmen you just make sure they return home when they are done grazing and not wonder somewhere else and get lost in no mans land, if you don't take your cattle to green pastures they will go crazy, can you disallow a elephant or a bufallo from going to a pond? try that and see

its not only important for the livestock but for families, respect that!!
PoliticsRe: The Governors Of SE Should Declare "no-go Area Policy" For Fulani Herdsmen by namfav(m): 5:04pm On Jul 14, 2011
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=713477.msg8717051#msg8717051 date=1310659261]That would be practicing segregation, sectionalism, racism, tribalism etc.

Nigeria belongs to everyone. Tribalism should not be encouraged.[/quote]+1

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