₦airaland Forum

tinkinjow:
We are in a looooooong thing.

When have you stop been in a long thing? You and your folks will continue to be in a long thing when mine gets shortened everyday.

That one at the extreme nko?
I can see him with pen, was he biting it? Op get brain buhari no eat your yam.

chukwuebuka077:
which one we go follow again

Follow the one you like, you can follow the former which goes like this a source in the military who does not wan his name to be mentioned... or the latter which says military has denied some online media...,
for me and my family we follow the latter because o this reasons the kids were flown by they military choppers and taken to the military clinic when they where picked. if the military is not aware who ordered the release of the choppers and who attended to them in the hospital?

Lol, depends on the condition of meet my self when the offer was made.
If I'm handSUm A I think.

I am a Christian we must preserve our culture, those who brought religion to us are seriously getting ready for there Halloween, what's the difference between Halloween and masquerade parade in Nigeria.
Majority of my brothers have buried there culture I can remember when I was small during one of my Vacations, my grandmum took me to the village I saw okonko, what a culture to behold, I was surprise to hear that OKONKO has been abolished.

ArabMopol:
your dad who is an ass licker should rescue the sinking ship... I will canvass 1m vote for him

Lol, canvass for yourself and your dad first instead of throwing tantrums on Nairaland, chap grow up.

Einstyn:
Nigeria and some of its few wierd citi₹ens like oga charlie will not cease to ama₹e me...seance??

Ohmmm nonsense was hopping to read I only saw same junk, crap I saw here.

At last what did your late father say? I'm jumping to that link to read up, why do I read before I comment FTC no de sweet me?

ArabMopol:
he got there through wuru wuru and threatening... I hope me and u is suffering it to day, let see how he will do it again, even Aisha Halliburton is wailing louder

Your Dad who is a saint should have tried atleast come to talk of he did not get there.

I see greatness in most of them.

She's a vampire, lol

And you were a sinator your junior brother a House o assembly member. Funny people Always passing blames.

Young03:
who is buhari?

Your president he got to the position where your dad a PHD holder can't reach.

According to vanguard there was no swap Deal people should stop playing politics with this. Vanguard spoke with a foreigner who is among the negotiators.








•Only 104 of the girls not married off •Some died, some married off, radicalised into sect •Boko Haram tables demands to free 83 more girls •How faction tried to stall release by bombing Maiduguri a day before By Soni Daniel, Northern Region Editor, Ishola Balogun, Levinus Nwabughiogu and Omeiza Ajayi Stunning revelations have emerged, a day after the 21 of the abducted Chibok girls were freed and brought to Abuja by top security officials. Saturday Vanguard gathered from top individuals who were involved in the negotiations leading to the release of the girls that most of them were kept by a faction loyal to the son of the founder of Boko Haram, Mohammed Yusuf, in areas around Lake Chad while the rest of them were with another faction loyal to Abubakar Shekau. Cross section of released Chibok girls in Abuja. Photo by Abayomi ADESHIDA It was also learnt that out of the 276 Chibok school girls  seized  by Boko Haram on April 14,  2014, only 104 were not married off by Boko Haram leaders and associates, while some were killed by either bombs, bad weather or lack of medical and food supplies. “As at the time we entered into negotiation with the Boko Haram group to free the Chibok girls, only 104 were available and ready to be rescued and be re-united with their families. “The remaining 83 girls are with a top leader of Boko Haram and those are the only ones we are going to work for their release in the next phase of our negotiation which starts immediately. “The others had since become Boko Haram members, having been married off and radicalised into Boko Haram as soon as they were captured over two years ago”, the source said The source, who admitted that the girls were scattered among Boko Haram leaders, however assured that the 21 released on Thursday, never had sex with any of the insurgents, as they stood their grounds that they were not ready to be married off as their colleagues. The source said: “I can assure Nigerians that none of the 104 Chibok girls had sex with any Boko Haram commanders or associates throughout their ordeal. They stood their grounds that they were not ready to be married off and those who kept them ensured that they were not sexually harassed. “As at the time we got them out, the 104 girls were in one place and they refused to be married to any of the Boko Haram elements. Answering a question on how one of them came about a baby while in captivity, the official said that the mother was among those married off by one of the sect leaders before she was rescued. One of the local officials backing international agencies involved in the negotiations with Boko Haram to free the girls, confirmed to Saturday Vanguard that while some of the girls were being kept in the dreaded Sambisa Forest by one of the factional leaders of Boko Haram, the rest were scattered in Yobe, Lake Chad region and areas bordering Cameroun for ‘strategic reasons. On how the sect agreed to release the girls,  he said that some of the commanders of Boko Haram decided to release only 20 out of the 104 girls to the government as a ‘test of the level of sincerity of the Federal Government to do business with the sect’. The source pointed out that the ‘extra’ one girl released by the sect to the negotiating team was a ‘mark of appreciation’ by the Boko Haram leadership to the leading Nigerian humanitarian leader, who has been deeply involved in all attempts to make peace between them and the government over the years. “It is true, we negotiated for the release of 20 of the girls in the first phase of the exercise as a demonstration of government sincerity to do business with the sect but in the end, the leadership released one more captive to us as a gesture of their appreciation of my efforts,” the source explained. But the split in the ranks of the sect nearly stalled the release of the 21 girls, as Saturday Vanguard learnt from authoritative sources that the bomb blast which rocked Maiduguri on Wednesday, was deliberately orchestrated to disrupt the release of the girls. However, the release was tactically done in Banki, a remote area outside Maiduguri, thereby taking the heat off the Borno State capital; foiling the plan of the faction opposed to the deal with the government. Although some individuals familiar with the Boko Haram dealings with government have insisted that huge sum of money was paid for the release of the girls, the source swore that the Boko Haram leadership deliberately freed the girls unconditionally so as to earn the confidence of the Federal Government to enter into what he described as ‘binding agreement’ that would be based on agreed terms. According to the source, the terms would be unfolded by the Boko Haram and Federal Government officials in Abuja. “It is at the proposed meeting in Abuja that the Boko Haram representatives, will formally table their demands, which will certainly include release of their commanders and backers and ransom to end the long-running insurgency in the north,” the source said. “I want to say at this point that no commander was exchanged with the Chibok girls and no ransom was demanded or paid because the commanders only wanted to build a wall of trust between them and the government so as to begin the process for negotiation which will lead to the end of the crisis. “It is also to be noted that none of the Boko Haram commanders has agreed to be swapped with the Chibok girls because of certain changes that have taken place between when they were arrested and now. The position of the negotiator tallies with the claim by the Federal Government that neither ransom was paid nor any of the sect commanders swapped with the 21 girls. Information Minister, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, had told journalists in Abuja on Thursday that the release of the girls followed a high level of confidence building measure between the two parties to strike a deal. BBOG confirms identities of rescued girls Meanwhile, following concerns raised in some quarters that some of the 21 Chibok girls released on Wednesday were not among the 219 girls who were abducted, the Bring Back Our Girls BBOG movement has now confirmed the actual identities of the girls. In its Monthly Monitoring Report for October 2016 which was released during its sit-out Friday in Abuja, BBOG said, “working with the Kibaku Area Development Association, representatives of the Chibok community in Abuja, we have successfully matched the names of girls rescued with their position on our existing list. They are Mary Usman – 159, Jummai John – 78,  Blessing Abana – 90, Luggwa Sanda – 27, Comfort Habila – 24, Maryam Basheer – 195, Comfort Amos – 10,  Glory Mainta – 22 and Saratu Emmanuel – 76”. Others are, “Deborah Ja’afaru – 123, Rahab Ibrahim – 96, Helin Musa – 175, Maryamu Lawan – 35, Rebecca Ibrahim – 52, Asabe Goni – 100,  Deborah Andrawus – 190, Agnes Gapani – 191, Saratu Markus – 164, Glory Dama – 139, Pindah Nuhu – 133 and Rebecca Mallum – 86″. Ahmadiyya commends Buhari The Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat Nigeria has has also applauded the  President Muhammadu Buhari over the release of the girls. In a statement signed by its President, Dr. Mashuud Fashola, the group described the bold step as a testimony of President Buhari’s determination to secure the lives of all Nigerians in fulfilment of his electoral promises. The Islamic organisation also commended government’s efforts towards rehabilitating the girls and rejoiced with their parents, adding that Nigerians should be hopeful that the remaining children would be released in due course. It noted with satisfaction, the discipline, high sense of duty, good conduct and patriotism exemplified by the Nigerian security agencies in the fight against Boko Haram.    

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/10/shocking-revelations-freed-chibok-girls/

•Only 104 of the girls not married off •Some died, some married off, radicalised into sect •Boko Haram tables demands to free 83 more girls •How faction tried to stall release by bombing Maiduguri a day before By Soni Daniel, Northern Region Editor, Ishola Balogun, Levinus Nwabughiogu and Omeiza Ajayi Stunning revelations have emerged, a day after the 21 of the abducted Chibok girls were freed and brought to Abuja by top security officials. Saturday Vanguard gathered from top individuals who were involved in the negotiations leading to the release of the girls that most of them were kept by a faction loyal to the son of the founder of Boko Haram, Mohammed Yusuf, in areas around Lake Chad while the rest of them were with another faction loyal to Abubakar Shekau. Cross section of released Chibok girls in Abuja. Photo by Abayomi ADESHIDA It was also learnt that out of the 276 Chibok school girls  seized  by Boko Haram on April 14,  2014, only 104 were not married off by Boko Haram leaders and associates, while some were killed by either bombs, bad weather or lack of medical and food supplies. “As at the time we entered into negotiation with the Boko Haram group to free the Chibok girls, only 104 were available and ready to be rescued and be re-united with their families. “The remaining 83 girls are with a top leader of Boko Haram and those are the only ones we are going to work for their release in the next phase of our negotiation which starts immediately. “The others had since become Boko Haram members, having been married off and radicalised into Boko Haram as soon as they were captured over two years ago”, the source said The source, who admitted that the girls were scattered among Boko Haram leaders, however assured that the 21 released on Thursday, never had sex with any of the insurgents, as they stood their grounds that they were not ready to be married off as their colleagues. The source said: “I can assure Nigerians that none of the 104 Chibok girls had sex with any Boko Haram commanders or associates throughout their ordeal. They stood their grounds that they were not ready to be married off and those who kept them ensured that they were not sexually harassed. “As at the time we got them out, the 104 girls were in one place and they refused to be married to any of the Boko Haram elements. Answering a question on how one of them came about a baby while in captivity, the official said that the mother was among those married off by one of the sect leaders before she was rescued. One of the local officials backing international agencies involved in the negotiations with Boko Haram to free the girls, confirmed to Saturday Vanguard that while some of the girls were being kept in the dreaded Sambisa Forest by one of the factional leaders of Boko Haram, the rest were scattered in Yobe, Lake Chad region and areas bordering Cameroun for ‘strategic reasons. On how the sect agreed to release the girls,  he said that some of the commanders of Boko Haram decided to release only 20 out of the 104 girls to the government as a ‘test of the level of sincerity of the Federal Government to do business with the sect’. The source pointed out that the ‘extra’ one girl released by the sect to the negotiating team was a ‘mark of appreciation’ by the Boko Haram leadership to the leading Nigerian humanitarian leader, who has been deeply involved in all attempts to make peace between them and the government over the years. “It is true, we negotiated for the release of 20 of the girls in the first phase of the exercise as a demonstration of government sincerity to do business with the sect but in the end, the leadership released one more captive to us as a gesture of their appreciation of my efforts,” the source explained. But the split in the ranks of the sect nearly stalled the release of the 21 girls, as Saturday Vanguard learnt from authoritative sources that the bomb blast which rocked Maiduguri on Wednesday, was deliberately orchestrated to disrupt the release of the girls. However, the release was tactically done in Banki, a remote area outside Maiduguri, thereby taking the heat off the Borno State capital; foiling the plan of the faction opposed to the deal with the government. Although some individuals familiar with the Boko Haram dealings with government have insisted that huge sum of money was paid for the release of the girls, the source swore that the Boko Haram leadership deliberately freed the girls unconditionally so as to earn the confidence of the Federal Government to enter into what he described as ‘binding agreement’ that would be based on agreed terms. According to the source, the terms would be unfolded by the Boko Haram and Federal Government officials in Abuja. “It is at the proposed meeting in Abuja that the Boko Haram representatives, will formally table their demands, which will certainly include release of their commanders and backers and ransom to end the long-running insurgency in the north,” the source said. “I want to say at this point that no commander was exchanged with the Chibok girls and no ransom was demanded or paid because the commanders only wanted to build a wall of trust between them and the government so as to begin the process for negotiation which will lead to the end of the crisis. “It is also to be noted that none of the Boko Haram commanders has agreed to be swapped with the Chibok girls because of certain changes that have taken place between when they were arrested and now. The position of the negotiator tallies with the claim by the Federal Government that neither ransom was paid nor any of the sect commanders swapped with the 21 girls. Information Minister, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, had told journalists in Abuja on Thursday that the release of the girls followed a high level of confidence building measure between the two parties to strike a deal. BBOG confirms identities of rescued girls Meanwhile, following concerns raised in some quarters that some of the 21 Chibok girls released on Wednesday were not among the 219 girls who were abducted, the Bring Back Our Girls BBOG movement has now confirmed the actual identities of the girls. In its Monthly Monitoring Report for October 2016 which was released during its sit-out Friday in Abuja, BBOG said, “working with the Kibaku Area Development Association, representatives of the Chibok community in Abuja, we have successfully matched the names of girls rescued with their position on our existing list. They are Mary Usman – 159, Jummai John – 78,  Blessing Abana – 90, Luggwa Sanda – 27, Comfort Habila – 24, Maryam Basheer – 195, Comfort Amos – 10,  Glory Mainta – 22 and Saratu Emmanuel – 76”. Others are, “Deborah Ja’afaru – 123, Rahab Ibrahim – 96, Helin Musa – 175, Maryamu Lawan – 35, Rebecca Ibrahim – 52, Asabe Goni – 100,  Deborah Andrawus – 190, Agnes Gapani – 191, Saratu Markus – 164, Glory Dama – 139, Pindah Nuhu – 133 and Rebecca Mallum – 86″. Ahmadiyya commends Buhari The Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat Nigeria has has also applauded the  President Muhammadu Buhari over the release of the girls. In a statement signed by its President, Dr. Mashuud Fashola, the group described the bold step as a testimony of President Buhari’s determination to secure the lives of all Nigerians in fulfilment of his electoral promises. The Islamic organisation also commended government’s efforts towards rehabilitating the girls and rejoiced with their parents, adding that Nigerians should be hopeful that the remaining children would be released in due course. It noted with satisfaction, the discipline, high sense of duty, good conduct and patriotism exemplified by the Nigerian security agencies in the fight against Boko Haram.    

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/10/shocking-revelations-freed-chibok-girls/

Omoakinsuyi:
But why is LaI Mohammed denying there was a swap? This ducking old man can never change

You are a fool, what did shehu Sani say, did he tell you they deal that was established in this write-up? You're just a brainless chap.
Ewu did you read this?
"It is not good to disclose the method used because most of the girls are still with the sect”

Last week friday till Monday early morning what I enjoyed is what oyibo man called uninterrupted power supply.
For the past one month my Gen has not been on, if it continue like this till the end of this month, I will packup the gen.

lol the leg de like that of shokoloko. dirttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt butttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt

That is the most romantic period for me and my babe, I laugh at her, play with her sing shake shake...for her lol. she does not complain, it depends on the babe shaaa.

that news blog is the worst I have seen.

crixtex:
Yoruba leave Buhari alone... Allow him to rule... Don't allow him set EFCC beam on you o..
A word is enuf....

What Is this one saying?

Do Falana and Odumakin understand simple english, what's the work of "May" in OBJ's statement?
Those learned men spoke like some of my brothers when the are interpreting Lia Mohamed statement "we've Technically defeated bokohoram" those my bros them go Jump that "technical" in Lai's comment.
Lol, are they Envious of Obj's achievements

When I saw the caption I went to the source first, Immediately I saw it I shouted that I will never read this.

Eya it is well

My brothers will not see this one

ochimoooooo, hmmm should i call this crazeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee. make i know talk na there life.

TrapQueen77:
I rarely used my hands to caress

ok no problem can the mouth do justice to it?

TrapQueen77:




It's too small tat it's very invisible to see in the pishures...

Abeg your help is needed go an caress

You guys applaud such when corrupt leaders and Judges are paid back in there own coin in other countries, but criticize and blaze when such is about to happen in your own country, Prof sir don't digress stick to the subject matter, if you forgot you said her choice of words was bad.

ProfessorPeter:
i don't know where you are at the moment, pls don't come here and complain of police brutality this evening if a police man should step on your toes with slaps. Dead country producing people with dead brains and blocked ears

LORDOFAFONJAS:
I am sorry to ask you, who took your bread?

Nobody can take my bread, not even recession. Do you care for some i will gladly share with yoiu

what will the do to please you, if the ask you to come and buy those choppers will you buy? giving it to an Agency who can use it is it not good?

LORDOFAFONJAS:
And this is an achievement for them and their zombies, i laff in congo

My brother I wu Amusu WITCH, i hate this children of hate in nairaland Tribalistic bigots.

olaric:
It's good to have zeal when discharging your duty, but don't be blind in the process. I know this woman just got this job, but she should be cautious in her utterances. Of course, nothing will happen to the President, but Lauretta should choose her words with wisdom.

I am looking for the words or ill mannered utterances, my friend what affected you was the tone you used in reading the said article when i first read it i sounded like you but carefully going through the article the second time my nerves were calmed.
For Nigeria to progress we must step on toes if possible bruise the toes when necessary nigeria is to hard to be pampered but so fragile that you need two big careful hands to carry it.