Politics › Re: Another Bomb Blast, A Reaffirmation Of Chibok Conspiracy by OLADD(op): 5:43pm On Oct 30, 2016 |
Blue3k: I do think they're are multiple factions like he said. How else can u explain the erratic behavior or these terrorist. During peace talks they going out killing and burning down villages.
It might be like Syria with multiple factions. Don't be deceived. This govt has been fooling Nigerians with the tale of negotiations There is every reason to believe that officials of this govt know one or two things about Chibok conspiracy and have been trying as much as possible to convince Nigerians about its authenticity. No negotiation is going on with Boko haram. Period. |
Politics › Re: Another Bomb Blast, A Reaffirmation Of Chibok Conspiracy by OLADD(op): 11:27am On Oct 30, 2016 |
onatisi: There are 2 boko haram factions So Buhari's govt has been busy "negotiating" with a faction that holds the Chibok girls (in conjunction with Swiss govt) while the other faction continues to kill people at will? Don't believe those craps my friend. |
Politics › Re: Another Bomb Blast, A Reaffirmation Of Chibok Conspiracy by OLADD(op): 11:01am On Oct 30, 2016 |
Firefire: Thank you for this wonderful post.
Posterity will surely judge all mankind.
As for those still believing in this "Evil Chibok's Script', you need deliverance.
A lie can travel half way around the world while the truth is putting on its shoes. - Charles Spurgeon. Cheers. |
Politics › Re: Another Bomb Blast, A Reaffirmation Of Chibok Conspiracy by OLADD(op): 10:59am On Oct 30, 2016 |
wxyz1: Thank you and God bless you. At least we still have some Nigerian who have head God bless you too. Nigeria will only move forward when we jettison deceit and selfish political malfeasance. Using human lives for political capital is a crime against man and God. |
Politics › Re: Another Bomb Blast, A Reaffirmation Of Chibok Conspiracy by OLADD(op): 7:21am On Oct 30, 2016 |
MrsPhyno: When I saw the whole "none of the girls were sexually abused and that baby is not a boko haram baby" statement that's when I was like..... Haba..... these people don't fear God at allllllll
I hate to sound like a conspiracy theorist but the Chibok thing sounds too much like a somewhat true, somewhat false sordid story. Yes, you're right. A truly sordid story. |
Politics › Re: Another Bomb Blast, A Reaffirmation Of Chibok Conspiracy by OLADD(op): 11:53pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
WORDWORLD: If you really want to understand this TRAGEDY. You need to do a little FACT finding. You have to start from the alleged underwear bomber on Christmas Day that hit the HEAD LINES. Can you remember Abdulmutalib, The Nigerian boy on a plane on Christmas Day? IT WAS ALL U.S.A CONSPIRACY TO DRAW ATTENTION TO NIGERIA.
Well an eye witness in the plane had this to say. haskellfamily..nl/2011/09/colossal-deceit-known-as-underwear.html?m=1
You can search too. Noam chomsky on underwear bomber Abdulmutalib.
Also kurt haskel court statement on underwear bomber Abdulmutalib. I AM GLAD THAT YOUR EDUCATION IS NOT A WASTE. ALOT OF PEOPLE HAVE GONE TO SCHOOL TO WASTE THEIR LIVES. THEY CANT THINK THROUGH A WHOLE SYSTEM.
haskellfamily..co.id/2011/09/colossal-deceit-known-as-underwear.html?m=1 Strange world. That's why God said the heart of man is perpetually evil. We all have a lot to say on judgement day. Good nite. |
Politics › Re: Another Bomb Blast, A Reaffirmation Of Chibok Conspiracy by OLADD(op): 10:15pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
WORDWORLD: OLADD. Am glad that you are among those who are not delusionalized by the BOKO HARAM saga.
What is most unfortunate about this drama is that people die a real death.
HMMM!!! ALL BECAUSE OF THE VANITIES THIS WORLD HAS TO OFFER IN SHORT SOJOURN CALLED LIFE?
Well, who says "THERE IS NO JUDGEMENT DAY"?
Well done!!! You are not a walking dead. Well said. Honestly, I can't comprehend why people should go to such extremities all in the name power, money and fame. I don't understand why some Nigerians should waste the lives of fellow citizens for the sake of political economic and personal aggrandisement. Where is Abacha? Where is Mobutu Sesesoko? Where is Idi Amin of Uganda? Where is Solomon of the biblical days? Vanity upon vanity. All is vanity. |
Politics › Re: Another Bomb Blast, A Reaffirmation Of Chibok Conspiracy by OLADD(op): 7:37pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
cutekhalifa: guinea pig he asked just a simple and honest Question, I knw u will defend ur clueless Messiah Lol. Please forgive that guy. I beg. |
Politics › Re: Another Bomb Blast, A Reaffirmation Of Chibok Conspiracy by OLADD(op): 6:51pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
BankeSmalls: The worst problem with Nigeria is the people of Nigeria. No brains whatsoever. Truth. |
Politics › Re: Another Bomb Blast, A Reaffirmation Of Chibok Conspiracy by OLADD(op): 6:43pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
BankeSmalls: Heck! Is this all you have to wish for all the potent questions up there? What a country! Honestly, the way some Nigerians think nowadays really shows that education is not all about going to school. It's pathetic.. |
Politics › Re: Another Bomb Blast, A Reaffirmation Of Chibok Conspiracy by OLADD(op): 5:52pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
timeman: I repeat , I don't give a rat ass about any stupid conspiracy. concerned Nigerians are most worried about the kids kidnapped in & beyond chibok ,the senseless killings & bombings. The VICTIMS must be protected by every means possible. They're but PAWNS who must not pay the costly price of government's inefficiencies. Bokoharam must stop, that's the message, not some dumbass' political conspiracy. Goodnews that some 30 fifth columnists in the military have been arrested recently. deal with the actors (northern oligarchs) where found guilty. Send a strong message against terrorism. kiss the truth! Everybody is worried about the kids but it shouldn't stop all of us from getting to the root of Chibok. |
Politics › Re: Another Bomb Blast, A Reaffirmation Of Chibok Conspiracy by OLADD(op): 4:44pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
qleap2all: Shut up if you don't have better things to say. Even Former President Jonathan can't reason this way Too bad you don't have any meaningful submission other than this gibberish. Damn too bad. |
Politics › Re: Another Bomb Blast, A Reaffirmation Of Chibok Conspiracy by OLADD(op): 3:38pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
obo389: i really still dont get why this should still be a conspiracy. if you have been following procedings of happenings right from when you claimed this kidnapping chibok girls issue is a scam, will it still be convenient for you sir, to also say; our military,airforce and viligante groups that have tried in their best human capacity to have curtailed the war only to the NE and your suspicious chibok kidnapping to be scam too? secondly, will it also be convenient for you to say that our gallant men and vigilante groups who are people's fathers, uncles, cousins, to be fathers, fiancées, grand fathers and the list is endless who have in one way lost and sacrificed their lifes in battle for you and me to be comfortable and safe wherever we are to be scam again? have you also forgotten that the chibok issue is also part of the ongoing war in the NE? bros, however way you wana view this issue as a conspiracy and how well you want to assume government is playing politics with it, just be aware that there's an ongoing war in the NE and patrotic lifes are been lost there on a daily basis. besides, have lost 8 guys there and i can tell you sir, its no conspiracy. Thank you for this post. The fact that our gallant military men and women have been risking their lives (with many dying in the process) yet, can't find just one of the Chibok girls in Sambissa and environ clearly attests to the mystery of the abduction. How can regiments of soldiers comb a mapped area for more than 2 years, releasing many hostages but couldn't locate 217 humans? Think about it. |
Politics › Re: Another Bomb Blast, A Reaffirmation Of Chibok Conspiracy by OLADD(op): 3:04pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
timeman: Why are you all about displaying barbarity? where you in some subterranean cave when it was reported & confirmed that the swiss government made it happened. oh wait.. the swiss was the brain behind the kidnap hence decided to release some. get off that drugs. kiss the truth! That's why I said it was a local and international conspiracy. |
Politics › Re: Another Bomb Blast, A Reaffirmation Of Chibok Conspiracy by OLADD(op): 2:58pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
drss2: who knows chibokk girls scam organizers may release anoda 29 girls in few days to score political point. The release would continue in droves till the expiration of Buhari's govt lifespan. It's a soap opera ably directed by professional montage directors. |
Politics › Re: Another Bomb Blast, A Reaffirmation Of Chibok Conspiracy by OLADD(op): 2:52pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
timeman: don't give me that crap. you're implying that the chibok kidnap was a calculated attempt, pray tell, which of the attacks was not since its inception. terrorism has always been funded & abated by the high & mighty all over the world but the question is, did the kidnap happen whether or not aided by some cabals? kiss the truth! This suggests you did not read through the topic before lunching into your pool of bashings. Chibok was a grand conspiracy to tarnish the image of the last administration but it doesn't take anything away from the fact that it was a script carefully orchestrated by powerful northern oligarchs who wanted power at all cost using some innocent girls. The unfolding dramas (stage managed escapes, negotiations and release) after April 14, 2014 were meant to give substance to the scam. The organisers would do anything possible to cover the plot. |
Politics › Re: Another Bomb Blast, A Reaffirmation Of Chibok Conspiracy by OLADD(op): 1:45pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
timeman: don't be stupid if you are not already. until skeptics like you could prove the conspiracies behind the buni yadi massacre, series of killings & bombings across the affected region, you could shove those dumbass conspiracy up your ass. obey the truth! I am not stupid dude. The killings and Chibok "abduction" are two different things. Ok? |
Politics › Re: Another Bomb Blast, A Reaffirmation Of Chibok Conspiracy by OLADD(op): 1:41pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
dunkem21: I choose not to talk but have repeatedly said that Nigeria will continue to move in circles till this Chibok girls is unravelled and demystified.. That's why we need to continually put a hole in the fables of the Chibok scriptwriters/conspirators who think all Nigerians are dumbs. |
Politics › Re: Another Bomb Blast, A Reaffirmation Of Chibok Conspiracy by OLADD(op): 1:35pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
limeta: Boko haram is making a statement. The chibok girls were not held or released by them. I agree with you 100 percent. |
Politics › Re: Another Bomb Blast, A Reaffirmation Of Chibok Conspiracy by OLADD(op): 1:07pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
timeman: looking forward to the day your daughter(s)/female sibling(if you have any) would be kidnapped not by hunger-induced kidnappers but by Terrorists, then I'd be very much interested in your skepticism. kiss the truth! You don't seem to understand the crux of this post. If the whole truth about Chibok is not unravelled, Nigeria is in serious trouble. It means there may be a repeat of Chibok before and after 2019 elections. Though, everything points to a conspiracy, it doesn't erase the fact that some innocent girls were used against their wish (and probably the wish of their parents) and they obviously deserve our sympathy. |
Politics › Another Bomb Blast, A Reaffirmation Of Chibok Conspiracy by OLADD(op): 11:58am On Oct 29, 2016*. Modified: 3:22pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
For those who swiftly condemns anyone that expresses skepticism about the genuineness of Chibok abduction claims, the incident of bomb blast on the eve of the release of 21 Chibok girls few weeks ago and today's news emanating from Borno State about another deadly explosion should without prejudice put pay to the lies been peddled around the apparent conspiracy tagged Chibok abduction. While it's incontrovertible that a kidnap indeed took place, events before and after the April 14, 2014 incident clearly point to the fact that Chibok is a local and international conspiracy for the sole purpose of wining the 2015 elections. These are the damning facts and inescapable questions:
1. After combing Sambissa forest for more than a year post May 2015 inauguration, why was there no trace of Chibok girls despite the release of more than 2000 hostages both young and old, male and female by the Nigerian Army?
2. Why did Boko haram choose to strike on the eve of releasing 21 Chibok girls despite the claim by the government of intense negotiations and compromise?
3. How could a sect that has wasted more than 15,000 lives decide to release 21 girls without a swap or prisoner exchange as claimed by the govt?
4. Do the unfolding events suggest that the Chibok girls were carefully kept in a secluded environment by some unscrupulous elements with the connivance of local (State) authority in a bid to draw both international and local appeals all geared toward discrediting the then sitting govt?
5. Why would Boko haram be magnanimous in releasing some of the Chibok Girls but continues to kill other innocent citizens at the same time?
6. Are we been made to believe that the government of Buhari has been "negotiating" with a faction of Boko haram that "abducted" the Chibok girls while the other deadly faction remain unreachable, uncompromising or evasive? With these latest killings, is there any substance in the so-called negotiation claims?
7. If indeed negotiations are ongoing, why would Boko haram decide to strike today, killing people in the process while Buhari's govt is promising a release of another set of 83 Chibok hostages?
While we mourn the spirits of those caught in the latest dastardly act of human wasters who will do anything to achieve religious, political and economic aims, we would not shy away from the responsibility of exposing the gigantean conspiracy which Chibok represents.
God bless Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: Boko Haram Bombing And Release Of 21 Chibok Girls 24 Hours Later, Any Suspicion? by OLADD(op): 5:10pm On Oct 13, 2016 |
lovere: Things happening in Nigeria sometimes surprise me More than Mexican soap operas. Paraphrased in Fela's words "all na arrangee". I guess? |
Politics › Re: Boko Haram Bombing And Release Of 21 Chibok Girls 24 Hours Later, Any Suspicion? by OLADD(op): 4:37pm On Oct 13, 2016 |
mordtonia: I think you're a mad man looking for a Ship at an Airport. Bokoharam has caused nothing but terror and you want us to die of shock because they did their usual yesterday? Or somewhere in your 'dotti' mind you think bokoharam released those girls out of 'magnanimity'? Why they released them is still unknown to us; were they forced by the military? Are those girls infected with some kind of disease? Did they negotiate with the Federal Government away from the public eye? We don't know. I hope you remember that these boko boys are even divided. We are just happy the girls are back and pray more return home too.
Those girls should be put through tests before going home. All this venom because I raised a simple poser? Are you one of the people that engage in mob action when common decorum and civility are required? Read the post carefully and rephrase your quote pls. Surely there's anger in the land. Ouch! |
Politics › Re: Boko Haram Bombing And Release Of 21 Chibok Girls 24 Hours Later, Any Suspicion? by OLADD(op): 4:20pm On Oct 13, 2016 |
bigformat: The answer to your question is that boko haram is divided and one group is trying to reconcile itself with the government. If the "friendly group" is on a reconciliation mood, why not release all the hostages? |
Politics › Re: Boko Haram Bombing And Release Of 21 Chibok Girls 24 Hours Later, Any Suspicion? by OLADD(op): 3:56pm On Oct 13, 2016 |
kahal29: Whether Jonah swallowed the fish or the fish swallowed Jonah.. .. All I know that there was a swallow. So, what matters most to me is that the girls are back to meet with their parents and relations. In other words, we should be celebrating death and life at the same time? Eight people were killed yesterday, twenty one were brought back to life today, any call for concern? |
Politics › Re: Boko Haram Bombing And Release Of 21 Chibok Girls 24 Hours Later, Any Suspicion? by OLADD(op): 3:40pm On Oct 13, 2016 |
kahal29: OP... . You are not well. You don't like good things at all rather you prefer bad things to always happen. Am happy the girls are back QED. You didn't seem to have read the post carefully. The intent was not to play down the significance of this release but unravelling the congruence between killing 8 people yesterday and freeing 21 others today. |
Politics › Boko Haram Bombing And Release Of 21 Chibok Girls 24 Hours Later, Any Suspicion? by OLADD(op): 3:21pm On Oct 13, 2016*. Modified: 3:51pm On Oct 13, 2016 |
The shrouded secrecy, drama and hysteria trailing the Chibok Girls abduction took a newer dimension from the celebrated release of two of the abductees some months ago to the emerging news, few hours ago of the release of 21 members of the hostages. While this should be a cheering news to the nation, can someone explain the rationality of Boko haram unleashing terror on the nation just yesterday, killing 8 citizens and injuring 15 others in the process only for the same sect to show its magnanimity by releasing some of the Chibok Girls the next day? Something seems to be fishy. Could the leadership of Boko haram have ordered or sanctioned bombing of innocent citizens and release of Chibok girls within a spate of 24 hours? Nigeria, we hail thee. |
Politics › Re: Trouble In Paradise As Tinubu's Candidate Segun Abraham Blasts Oyegun by OLADD: 3:46pm On Sep 25, 2016 |
These are the fake agents of "change" who parade themselves as saints at both state and federal levels. We told the whole world that APC is more corrupt than PDP but nobody seemed to listen. This country needs divine intervention but one thing is expedient; APC is curse that must be rid from Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: Adeosun’s Statement False, Misleading, Malicious – PDP by OLADD: 3:24pm On Sep 24, 2016 |
Pidggin: PDP really tried No matter the many falsehoods and character assassination from Buhari and his chameleon party , PDP actually set the path for economic and democratic growth in Nigeria after decades of denigrations from the military and born-to-rule slave masters. And contrary to the vindictive impression been created by the ruling party, unfolding events have clearly shown that APC is more corrupt than PDP. |
Politics › Re: Adeosun’s Statement False, Misleading, Malicious – PDP by OLADD: 3:06pm On Sep 24, 2016 |
blackpanda: PDP should please shut up. Shameless morons! Rather, it's you that needs to zeal up your leaking tap. I guess APC veil of deceit is still all over your face. Wake up! |
Politics › Re: Only 5% Of N500bn Social Intervention Funds Released – Rep by OLADD: 11:55am On Sep 08, 2016*. Modified: 3:20pm On Sep 26, 2016 |
PassingShot: Swearing, cursing, getting agitated and frustrated will not do it for you guys. Neither will emotional blackmail do it.
It's facts and figures that matter:
Crude even sold far less below $40 per barrel at some point.
The average price of crude per barrel since June 1st 2015 to August 31st 2016 is $43.72 per barrel https://ycharts.com/indicators/average_crude_oil_spot_price.
Add this fact to the fact that militants whom you and your likes support and urge on to vandalize oil facilities have caused a serious decline in our output, pray, tell what miracle you expect to be performed in a mono-economy like ours?
You can't sow onions and reap apple. You can't support economic saboteurs and expect a performing economy. Did you just say frustration? **** How can I be frustrated with your mentor president now receiving bashings from even members of his own party. Dino Melaye who was one of Buhari's chief campaigners ostensibly alluded to the President's incompetence and you're here spewing thrash on dwindling price of oil. Was crude sold at 40/barrel in the last 6 months? Was there no pipeline vandalism all through Jonathan's tenure? And now let me ask you these salients questions; Was the drop in price of oil responsible for Buhari's inability to constitute a cabinet cum economic team for the first 6 months of his direction-less govt? Was the oil price responsible for wobbling and fumbling over subsidy removal and devaluation of naira thereby dragging the economy to its lowest ebb? Is the oil price linked to Buhari's haphazard forex policy that makes the rich becoming richer and the poor being made poorer as revealed by Sanusi? Why have you chosen to sell your body, soul and spirit to the devil by spreading falsehood on Nairaland and taking after Lai Mohammed to deceive fellow Nigerians? I repeat, may heaven judge you for your mischiefs. |
Politics › Re: Only 5% Of N500bn Social Intervention Funds Released – Rep by OLADD: 10:44am On Sep 08, 2016 |
PassingShot: The paper growth that was already borrowing to pay salaries in March and April of 2015 when crude was $75? What will that type of growth have done at $40 per barrel? Please tell us? Is the price of oil presently at $40/barrel? This guy, you're such a devil just like your APC mentors. May all the lies you peddle on Nairaland and elsewhere stand against you here on earth and beyond. |