₦airaland Forum

@ poster, what have YOU contributed to your nation's development and growth?

SS? Uhmmm let's see. Agriculture (palm oil and kernels, rubber, cassava, fishery, rubber sap, etc), and tourism. Btw, are the crops grown not God given? Just like our oil?

@ 2sexy, pls spare me that bullshyte. I'm equally from the Niger-delta, and I can tell you that those lazy bastards are nothing but criminals. What the hell have they done for us, apart from killing and kidnapping innocent people in the name of emancipation. And they have the bloody audacity to ask for their arms. Who the Bleep are they?!

Once again, let those asswipes head back to the creeks. We can't wait to unleash the military on them. Bloody bastards.

@ sheyguy, +2. Nice one.

Let those fools head back to the creeks. This time I hope the JTF finishes the job for good. it'll also give the military an oppourtunity to test out their new hardwares on those bastards. Nonsense.

Did that clown just say he'll shut down the SS for Ojuckwu's burial. Lol! ,Mehn I laugh in annang. Wetin concern us with your dead leader? If you want to mourn his death, good for you. But DO NOT drag us into it. Na by force?

Another clear example of garbage journalism without any form of research.

If those fools at Punch had done their research well, they shouldve known that the USMC will definitely not be used. Rather, the US government may decide to offer more training in counter-insurgency and counter-terror operations to Nigerian Army, or deploy the Special Forces Operation Detachment Alpha (ODA)/Green Berets, a Tier 2 special Ops unit specifically trained for COIN and CT Ops. The detachment deployed will only serve as military instructor only.

However, I'm sure the CIA and possibly NRO, will provide the FG with intelligence reports

@ belabela', nice post. The funny part of bashr8's post is that the NA had a total of 200,000 soldiers. So if the Biafrans had killed "hundreds of thousands", there wouldn't have been anyone left in the Nigerian army.

Secondly, I wonder how he expected the Biafrans to have survived against a force that was way superior in training and firepower.

@ captleonerd, I believe you post is meant for Bashr8. He is the one that said the Federal side lost more men than the Biafrans, not me.

Yet Biafra lost the war.hmmmmm I wonder.

Did someone just call MASSOB a lion whose tail shouldn't be touched? The same lion whose fathers were beaten black and blue, trashed and humiliated by the VERY same Nigerian Army, while the "King Lion" ran away to Abidjan? The very same lion that was trashed by the NPF MOPOL early 2000 while their leader was busy rotting in the custody of first the Police and then the SSS? Abeg let the army drag that tail very very well.

These arrests are not enough. We know that BH kingpins live outside the country's borders I.e cameroun, Chad, Niger. It's time our intelligence services, particularly the NIA think outside the box. Gather actionable intelligence on these leaders, their hideouts in these countries, and possible entry routes through our boarders. Then work with the govts of these countries in apprehending these people. Or better still, launch covert operations into these border countries with the aim of capturing these high value targets (HVTs) or termination of these targets with extreme prejudice. The Ops should also include disruption/destruction of identified arms caches/depots and supply channels. We could use the Army's 72 Airborne Battalion or the newer and more seasoned Special Forces Group along with agents from the NIA.

MASSOB gives the NA an ultimatum? LOL!!! Mehn, nice one. Let them keep dreaming.

Jesus, the attacks in Kano were quite similar to those in Pakistan. This is really bad.

You know what, I'm not a believer in much talk, or in your case long essays. You want our lands, come and take it. Come on, don't be shy. Or your "real sons" or "fake daughters" still need time to grow a single pair of balls, abi? Lemme know when you jokers are ready

The "real sons", abi? Mehn, this is going to be a real turkey-shoot. But don't worry. As I promised, we'll leave two airports open for you clowns. Temporarily of course, before we seize them. AGAIN. I strongly suggest you prep your new home @ Ivory Coast. You'll definitely need it.

Oh, and pls remind me when the "real sons" strike the SS. Keep smoking the joint

Yeah right. More rants. Let's see, there's a small igbo speaking tribe in Akwa Ibom. But hey, I've not seen any Biafran invasion yet. Hmmmmm, must be as a result of the bad roads on your own end. Or maybe the MASSOB members rotting away in police custody. Anyway, get back to me when your "invasion" is underway.

And I can't wait for that "time" to come, if it ever comes. We've been hearing the same rants from you thieves for years, but nada. So what are you waiting for? Abi you "own" those lands? Oya, come and take them. That's if you have the balls to stay and fight (I never knew it took you crooks this long to grow a pair of balls)

Oh a lil advice, focus on your erosion ravaged refuse dumps you call lands, and your piss-poor leadership. You can't clean up Aba, yet you want to take over the SS. Nice joke.

But hey, keep dreaming. Whatever makes you happy.

@ onlytruth, so the lands owned by the ibibios, annangs, efiks, northern cross riverians, ijaws, itsekiris kalabiri urhobos are all igbo lands? Really? Okay, Why don't you thieves go and claim the land physically? 'seems you guys are itching for a repeat of what happened years ago. And don't worry, this time we'll leave the two airports at owerri and enugu open for you guys to run away, before we seize them again.

@ Dede 1, please count the SS out of that pipe dream called Biafra or whatever.

I never knew Nairaland was a Yoruba site. Hmmm,

Regarding the leadership of the NLC, I'm sure the FG dug up dirt against them, possibly payouts made to them by the cabal. I can only imagine how things were in Aso Rock, their sorry faces as the DG of the DSS/SSS presents evidence to them.

From the very first day, I knew the strike was going to fail cos the focus was solely on removal of fuel subsidy rather than more pressing issues like corruption.

Btw, I must say that GEJ has definitely suprised me and has shown that he's no push over. I'm sure he has a copy of the ART OF WAR in his library. Anyway the lesson learnt from this whole saga is simple: NEVER UNDERESTIMATE A QUIET MAN.

Federal trumps State.

Whether the military got the message or not, it still does not change anything on ground. Current military Ops to forestall any form of violence during the strike are still on.

Has the hack affected military operations? Nope.

Will it force soldiers off the street? Nope.

Apart from defacing the website, total effect is nada.

This is a bloody lie. The US will only issue such order in a warzone, not some bloody demonstration/strike. Where are the USN carriers or landing ships off our coast? Abeg stop peddling lies here.

Well, to be fair, it's not as if the FG has ordered an end to the strike verbally or orally. You're still free to head to Ojota, if you have the balls

OK, I've had it! What the hell is wrong with some of you idiots here that claim to be Christians?! Rather than commend the initiative of our Muslim brothers, you're here spewing rubbish on this thread! A major part of the Muslim community, if not the entire community, have been very vocal in condemning the actions against Christians, yet it's still not enough for you idiots. with the way you people things, you are no better than the Muslim fanatics that kill the innocent. GROW UP, YOU DOUCHE BAGS!

To my Muslim brothers and sisters, thank you for coming up with such a wonderful initiative. With moves like this, there's definitely hope for Nigeria. Kudos.

Guys please leave GEJ alone. It is not a must that he should attend the negotiations, as his Negotiation Team are capable of handling that. Granted, the Presidency is not above the negotiations, hence the initial presence of the President in the first negotiations. But pls keep in mind that GEJ has other official issues to attend to, some equally pressing as the strike e.g. the terror attacks in the NE region of the country.

Although harsh, and very funny, Lasinoh makes a very good point. We cannot continue to subsidize PMS as it is draining our reserves and serves as an avenue for corruption. It is time we end it permanently. Rather than focus on subsidy, the Nigerians must demand for an end to corruption and poor leadership, accountability and a considerable cut in govt spending. We must also demand the immediate implementation of measures that will ease the negative effects of the subsidy withdrawal on the masses.

But I equally agree with Kobokojunkie's initial post. Those on the streets protesting are only focused on their immediate need, this being the reversal of the govt's decision on the subsidy. No one's thinking of the future, and every other demands look like mere add ons. if the govt caves in to their demand on subsidy, I fear the strike will end there as Nigerians will head back to their respective homes, and members of the cabal continue to smile to the bank as the nation's reserves gets depleted further. We will end up looking stupid.