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Politics › Re: How Should Nigeria Heal From The War Scars Of Biafra? by nku5: 7:27pm On Apr 20, 2020

Nigeria's sins against Biafra is like a wound that you wrap untreated with a big expensive bandage and deny its existence. It has made the whole body sick and Nigeria is a rotten, smelling state. Poverty, crime and death. Nigeria is reaping the evil it has sowed

Until the wound is treated just forget Nigeria moving forward.

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Politics › Re: Imo State Gov. Uzodimma To Rename State Varsity After Mallam Abba Kyari by nku5: 11:29am On Apr 20, 2020

this has to be a joke

Politics › Re: Where Is Our Amotekun Security Outfit by nku5: 10:40am On Apr 14, 2020

Adaogwashi1:
When Amotekun see one million gangs coming

I still remain Ada ogwashi

Politics › Re: Bello El Rufai Threatened To Rape Someone's Mother, his mother supports him. by nku5: 8:25pm On Apr 12, 2020

If that boy is not abusing igbo ppl today he is threatening to molest ppl's mothers. I wonder the type of discussions that family has in private.

On the bright side Nasir El-rufai's presidential ambition is dead. His son has killed it

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Politics › Re: Chad Gives Nigeria April 22 Deadline To Occupy Territories Seized From BokoHaram by nku5: 8:14pm On Apr 12, 2020

Where those nyash licking BMC clowns that were denying the fact that Chad has been complaining about Nigeria being non-existent in the fight against Boko Haram grin

Nigeria is a real big for nothing country with yeye Generals and nonsense okorofo that only know how to brutalise civilians.

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Politics › Re: Idris Derby Knows Something We Don't . by nku5: 12:47pm On Apr 09, 2020

Hmmmm

Politics › Re: List Of Oil-wells And Their Locations In South East Of Nigeria. by nku5: 8:54pm On Apr 08, 2020

Oil is bad for the environment and an old school resource with a bloody history even though umu okolobia have largely stayed away from rent seeking and militancy seen in other oil producing areas.

The thing i am interested in is the liquified natural gas because it is going to be a cheap source of energy if this country can get its act together or SE can be free from this colonial experiment

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Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Why Buhari Can’t Lead Our Troops Like Chadian President– Tony Momoh by nku5: 8:09pm On Apr 07, 2020

All these old men sef...so why can't Buhari coordinate an assault from anywhere he is and defeat Boko Haram grin

Politics › Re: Battle Scenerio:Chad Vs Nigeria Who Will Win In A War by nku5: 3:41pm On Apr 07, 2020

Nwaelohim:
You guys really think Nigeria is what you read on social media? The entire West Africa can not fight Nigeria in a conventional war. Nigeria will over run them completely. The reason BH is a problem is because of civilian cover they are using... Respect Nigeria military Nigeria is 3rd strongest military in Africa, there's two Nigeria one on social media and real Nigeria.

Politics › Re: Boko Haram Burns Houses In Kirchinga, Adamawa, Loots Shops by nku5: 3:07pm On Apr 07, 2020

Omooba77:
http://saharareporters.com/2020/04/07/breaking-boko-haram-terrorists-burn-houses-loot-shops-adamawa-village

How were Boko Haram repelled? Those bastards came in broad daylight, looted food and supplies, burned houses and escaped. I'm tired of this politics that this government is playing angry

Even Osinbajo would do better than this Buhari of a statue

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Politics › Re: Battle Scenerio:Chad Vs Nigeria Who Will Win In A War by nku5: 3:00pm On Apr 07, 2020*

supercase1:
Assuming things get heated up in the lake Chad basin and a hot disagreement ensured between idriss derby and general buhari led FG and Chad invaded Nigerian territories which led to a fight how do you think will win in this confrontation Chad or nigeria?

Chadian forces under Idris Deby would totally devour Nigerian forces under Buhari. Even the heavily equipped and battle tested Libyan army under Gaddafi was badly beaten by Chadian soldiers.

The Nigerian armed forces under a Babangida or Abacha would surely give a good account of themselves. But because Buhari is such an incompetent and weak commander in chief I can bet Nigeria would be disgraced in a confrontation today.

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Politics › Re: We Are Not Occupying Nigeria But Rescuing Her Towns From B-haram-chad President by nku5: 1:48pm On Apr 07, 2020

The way Idris Deby has shown Buhari to be a weak and incompetent commander in chief dey pain BMC zombies like hell fire grin

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Politics › Re: Nigeria Is Absent In War Against Boko Haram- Chadian President by nku5(op): 9:32pm On Apr 06, 2020

seunmsg:
Is it that some of you are blind or you just want to be plain mischievous? The article you are wailing over was published on 27th of March, 2015. Your dumb hero was the president that Idris Debby was dragging in the piece. You should be ashamed of your hero and not forming blindness to the truth.

You want a round of applause for being able to read the date or what? tongue

why is your own hero General Buhari still being rescued by Idris Deby after five long years.

Politics › Re: Nigeria Is Absent In War Against Boko Haram- Chadian President by nku5(op): 9:04pm On Apr 06, 2020

Koginaija:
NIGERIA is a great country

Buhari has WAEC tongue

Politics › Re: Nigeria Is Absent In War Against Boko Haram- Chadian President by nku5(op): 8:30pm On Apr 06, 2020

ZooOga:
good catch. serve out @ nku5 his mumu punishment in public.

All these Covik 1-9 cult members sef with single digit IQ and their multiple monikers dem dey use console themselves grin

Politics › Re: Abagana Ambush: Biafra Biggest Victory In The Civil War by nku5: 8:24pm On Apr 06, 2020

Eteka1:
It's insulting to assume I do not know Philip Effiong.

We in this part cannot support Biafra because we fear we would suffer marginalisation from the Igbos. The story about the OSU's just gave more credence to that fear.

Call it bigotry if you choose and lack of information if you like.

Nobody ever asked for your support.

If you really know Effiong and the other non-Igbos who were pillars of the Biafran state and you are citing Osu caste system as an issue then you are simply bigoted and uninformed. I like how you have kept mute about the killing of twins in your place or the recent labelling of children as witches. It shows you are also hypocritical

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Politics › Re: Nigeria Is Absent In War Against Boko Haram- Chadian President by nku5(op): 4:44pm On Apr 06, 2020

Realdeals:
Too Bad! Mischievous OP

Very old news

Shuo!

mischief how? Is Nigeria not absent today in the fight against Boko Haram?

Politics › Re: Nigeria Is Absent In War Against Boko Haram- Chadian President by nku5(op): 4:28pm On Apr 06, 2020

SavageMaster:
Let us kuku dash them that area, since BH will recapture it if handed back to Nigerian military

It might be the best option since we are incapable of holding it

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Politics › Re: Abagana Ambush: Biafra Biggest Victory In The Civil War by nku5: 4:26pm On Apr 06, 2020

Eteka1:
I said what I said. And if you conduct a survey of opinions in present day Cross River and Akwa Ibom, that is what you will hear from majority.

Who is saying you did not say what you said? The fact is you spoke from a place of bigotry and lack of information.

If you cite Osu practice as a measure of what Igbo society is like in general why should you not look at the more horrific culture of killing twins in your place as a measure of your own society in general tongue

I ask again...do you know Philip Effiong, Okoko Ndem or Ignatius Kogbara? Did you hear them say anything about minorities in Biafra?

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Politics › Re: Nigeria Is Absent In War Against Boko Haram- Chadian President by nku5(op): 4:19pm On Apr 06, 2020

GamalNasser:
Yes I commented before I read it but it's still applicable to today under Buhari

Gbam!!!

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Politics › Re: Nigeria Is Absent In War Against Boko Haram- Chadian President by nku5(op): 4:18pm On Apr 06, 2020

kikero:
And you wanted us to vote for a PDP who in the article you posted was being bashed by Deby for not pulling it's weight?

PDP and APC are the same to me. The same

You people should vote or form a new party. Change things. Don't wait for chop money.

Leave BMC talk. Is PDP responsible for the hundreds of Nigerian soldiers that Boko Haram has killed over the last few days. Chadian soldiers lost few soldiers and got revenge within 24 hours.

Their president led his soldiers to wipe out a major terrorist armoury and chased the surviving Boko Haram into Nigeria and Nigerian soldiers were clapping for them like school boys seeing their heroes for the first time grin

Politics › Re: Nigeria Is Absent In War Against Boko Haram- Chadian President by nku5(op): 4:07pm On Apr 06, 2020

kikero:
Check the date of publication of the article. Who was in power then?

Hint: it wasn't APC.

Who has been in power for 5 years? Is it or is it not Buhari? Did Chad soldiers not chase Boko Haram days ago and were Nigerian soldiers not clapping for the Chadians like fans wey see Wizkid live? grin

Behave yourself o

Politics › Re: Nigeria Is Absent In War Against Boko Haram- Chadian President by nku5(op): 4:05pm On Apr 06, 2020

imhotep:
johnmartus will soon say that Chad has joined Biafra

cc lzaa itooworwor

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Politics › Re: Nigeria Is Absent In War Against Boko Haram- Chadian President by nku5(op): 4:01pm On Apr 06, 2020

rusher14:
The joke is on you.

This was whilst Jonathan was in power.

How do you feel now?

Shame no dey your dictionary?

So since then Buhari has defeated Boko Haram and Chad is no longer fighting the terrorists on its own? Is Nigeria still not absent after five years? Even after Buhari got $1 Billion tongue

Politics › Re: Nigeria Is Absent In War Against Boko Haram- Chadian President by nku5(op): 3:48pm On Apr 06, 2020

Shame on Buhari and the Nigerian Army. All they know is how to murder Shiite, Ipob members and planning to molest Warri women without condom.

Let me see the clown that will tell me Nigeria is a great country again tongue

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Politics › Nigeria Is Absent In War Against Boko Haram- Chadian President by nku5(op): 3:45pm On Apr 06, 2020

NDJAMENA, Chad — Chad’s president, Idriss Déby, speaks in a soft mumble, wears spectacles and an immaculate white robe, and is to be found in the quiet inner recesses of a gilt-edged, marble presidential palace — under crystal chandeliers and vaulted arches that seem part Renaissance, part Vegas — at the dusty center of his country’s capital.

Yet he is undeniably one of Africa’s most formidable strongmen. His men once whipped Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi’s fighters in a desert battle, and he has survived numerous rebel assaults and coup attempts. More recently, his forces have successfully battled the Nigerian terrorist group Boko Haram and Al Qaeda’s regional affiliate, Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, or AQIM, shoring up his credentials as the West’s favorite African autocrat.

Still, in discussing his military’s victory in the Boko Haram stronghold of Damasak, in Nigeria, Mr. Déby showed no hint of triumphalism. Instead, he was frustrated, impatient: His men were stuck, still awaiting any sign of Nigerian forces who could come take over. He does not want to be holding Nigerian territory, he said. He wants to be on the move.

“We want the Nigerians to come and occupy, so we can advance,” Mr. Déby complained in an interview at his palace last week. “We’re wasting time, for the benefit of Boko Haram,” he added. “We can’t go any further in Nigeria. We’re not an army of occupation.”

Read more at https://www.nytimes.com/2015/03/28/world/africa/chad-strongman-says-nigeria-is-absent-in-fight-against-boko-haram.html?fbclid=IwAR2I5wAm99CY58bczRmJeRo6J2QkYS90LJM_gME-5VW5sW6aum-q3eCt0wA

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Politics › Re: Abagana Ambush: Biafra Biggest Victory In The Civil War by nku5: 1:50pm On Apr 06, 2020

Eteka1:
Another reason why I as a Cross Riverian cannot support anything like Biafra in the first place.

What the OSU's feared would have been like a child's play compared to what ethnic minorities like us would face.

You are talking as if the minorities dont also have ancient traditions like the killing of twins huh

If you are bigoted be bold about it.

I'm sure you never heard of Philip Effiong, Okokon Ndem, Ignatius Kogbara?

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Politics › Re: Abagana Ambush: Biafra Biggest Victory In The Civil War by nku5: 6:35am On Apr 06, 2020

kettykings:
Operation OAU was Nigeria's biggest military disaster. They started with 33,000 soldiers and ended with a little below 1000

If not for the brilliant manouvers of Col. Etuk not one Nigerian soldier would have remained alive

Politics › Re: Abagana Ambush: Biafra Biggest Victory In The Civil War by nku5: 6:56pm On Apr 05, 2020

OP- The Abagana ambush was significant but the one i rate as a bigger victory was the total massacre of 6000+ of Murtala's soldiers at Onitsha waterside.

After they finished their genocide at Asaba they crossed by boat (Achuzia blew the original Niger Bridge) into Onitsha to hopefully continue their raping and killing of Igbo civilians. They started looting and set fire to Onitsha Main Market. The Biafran army counter-attacked and wiped them out. Murtala whose babalawo had told him that he would take Onitsha kept on sending men across but none of them survived. He lost so many soldiers that he was forced to give up trying to take Onitsha directly and came through Igala territory in the north.

I rate this battle because all the men who committed the Asaba genocide were disgraced and killed at Onitsha like chickens. Murtala and Taiwo as we know were killed by Dimka and his boys in 1976

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Politics › Re: Is Tinubu nigeria's greatest politician? by nku5: 6:40pm On Apr 05, 2020

senatordave1:
But he's greater than saraki

In a straight up presidential election contest between Saraki vs Tinubu, the only place jagaban can win is the SW.

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Politics › Re: Is Tinubu nigeria's greatest politician? by nku5: 5:42pm On Apr 05, 2020

Tinubu wouldn't have qualified to be Awo or Zik's gate man.

Tinubu is not even qualified to be houseboy to Awo's boys like Jakande whose legacies we can see in Lagos even after forty years since he was governor of Lagos before Buhari overthrew the 2nd Republic and threw him in jail.

What is Tinubu's legacy besides from putting Lagos in his pocket and milking its resources dry or positioning his olodo, incompetent sycophants like Fashola the minister of darkness, Aregbesola the clown or Lai Mohammed the father of liars in positions that are too big for them

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