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aryzgreat:Fools everywhere. I'm not igbo and I don't know if Omenka is an igbo name. Such a shame some of you only get giddy when tribe is mentioned. Never can you engage anyone in any intelligent debate. Little wonder your lives are as miserable as they are. |
UnknownT:I didn't wanna waste my time responding to you because it appears as though you didn't read my opening post, hence your ignorance as to what prompted the thread in the first place. Let me make it clearer, a poster said "America doesn't negotiate with terrorists" and I've proven otherwise, or haven't I ![]() Edit: didn't even read the opening post. Just saw the mention and responded to it. If I had, I wouldn't have wasted my time commenting on the thread. Bye lads. |
Slynonny:WailingWailer, you've not seen anything yet. Your misery is just beginning. You guys are simply too dull to be engaged. Most importantly, most of you sound like illiterates, just like your Lord Commander, Jonathan. |
By the way, I really love that comment of mine. I been dey vex no be small!! ![]() ![]() |
MusaIbrahim1:See how dumb you are You don't even have any idea what you are talking about.Mscheeew. |
MusaIbrahim1:Oh shut your trap. I was disgusted by Jonathan's flip flopping attitude. And if my position then was anti negotiation and I chose to support it under the current government because I trust it, what is wrong with that?? I once fought against the removal of subsidy under Jonathan because I didn't trust him for a split second as regards there the savings from such would eventually be channelled to, but under the current government, I do support the polity (just like Dangote) because I trust Buhari to do the right thing. If you don't like my position bro, go hang yourself. Even your so called leader of the opposition on the forum have countless number of such comments to his credit, most of which he's deleted. But I don't delete my posts and stand by my word anywhere and anytime. Deal with it. |
lastmessenger:First, I'm not igbo. Get that clear. But assuming I am, why are you disappointed- because I refuse to be a bigot like most people around here ![]() Bro, you can be disappointed all you want, but I'd always speak the truth as much as my conscience permits me to. Thanks. |
lexy2014:That is left for the government to decide and I believe whatever terms they come up with would be in the best interest of Nigerians. |
feedburner:I have always been in support of any move that would see to the complete end to the activities of the group. Even the much touted "carrot and stick" approach once suggested by the government had my support. My criticism of the immediate past government's approach stemmed from the blame games she played and her denial as to the severity of the problem. Remember, as long as you don't acknowledge a problem really exists, you are not really finding a good solution to it. |
ShowYourCertificate:Please do yourselves a favour: www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-32846164. www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-16523691. www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-26398758. www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-27549296. www.bbc.co.uk/history/british/easterrising/aftermath/af04.shtml Governments around the world have always and will always negotiate with rebels, terrorists and other armed and violent non state actors in the quest for a lasting peace to her people. And just a reminder, I created this thread first to debunk the notion US doesn't negotiate with terrorists. It is not done anywhere in the world, and the links provided in the opening posts proven otherwise. Indeed the US and many other countries around the world have negotiated one way or another with terrorist and violent groups. The reason why there is "no account" of the US negotiating with an armed group to ay down their arms is because they have no such domestic violent groups. In countries where they exist, it is most likely you'd find the government exploring means of bringing them to the round table for talks towards ending their violent campaign. Even the Brits did negotiate with the IRA at some point as seen in the links above. As for those trying to engage me with name calling, forget it, don't expect me to as much as sneeze your way. |
kernel504:Trash that doesn't address the question. Let me rephrase in case you lack comprehension of simple english: don't you people refer to Yorubas as slaves and northerners slavemasters simply because of their (Yorubas) political alliance with the North?? Since you are now advocating the same alliance in 2019, wouldn't that ultimately make you a slave as well going by your logic ![]() |
ifedubacorg:Ishilove is this kind of comment permissible when someone is grieving/mourning?? We know what an ethnoreligious bigot this poster is, but someone apparently lost a loved one here. This is hatred taken a bit too far. I suggest you take down this comment in honour of the memory of the dead whose only crime (according to this post) is being a muslim. This violates Rule 2 Thanks. |
Ahmed4002:My condolences bro. May the Lord grant you the strength to bear the loss. |
OREMUSSANCTUS:This is how screwed the brains of some Nigerians have become all because of religious and tribal bigotry. He's presumably a Muslim so this poster cares less whether he dies or lives hence the bolded. I pray I still visit nairaland when a huge tragedy befalls you. I'd make sure to pop a champagne on your misery. |
kernel504:Hmmm. Whatever happened to being "Gambari Slaves"?? Or don't you people people realise making deals with power blocks from the North makes one their "Slave" anymore?? You see why I laugh at folks that keep trying to play the ethnic and religious cards around here?? |
That is the business of the WailingWailers and not mine. |
Two WailingWailers bumping heads while wailing. #ButThatsNoneOfMyBusiness. |
Two WailingWailers bumping heads while wailing. #ButThatsNoneOfMyBusiness. |
Shame on Nigerians! ![]() |
Pangea:I beg to disagree on the bolded. Buhari and Tinubu were and have been on the same page as regards the appointment of the principal officers of NASS (party supremacy), the genesis of all these mess. Saraki and Dogara's emergence was just unfortunate and wasn't sanctioned by Buhari. |
dearpreye:We know who the WailingWailers are buddy. I think you shouldn't be using any of those words. ![]() |
chukwudi44:Most of you are just simply too silly to banter with. Have I EVER been under cover as regards where I'm from ![]() Can you point any post of mine where I said I'm from elsewhere ![]() If you guys on your own imagine I'm from elsewhere, how is that my business There is one of you who says I'm a muslim simply because I report his posts which insults Islam as a religion to the mods, how is that my business (him thinking I'm a muslim)?? Are you gonna then say my "cover" has been blown knowing that I'm a christian![]() Don't even know why I'm responding to you. |
chukwudi44:Remember when you guys said Obj is powerless?? Where are those who said so today?? Only time will tell. |
sunnyb0b0:Boko Haram has defied such treatment. What is wrong with changing tactics ![]() |
Firefire:Your bigotry wouldn't let you see past your nose. Determined to explore various options that can rein in the increasingly destructive attacks on Nigerians by the terrorist group, Boko Haram, President Goodluck Jonathan has announced the offer of amnesty to members of the outlawed Islamic sect.So tell me, how come even your Jonathan offered Boko Haram amnesty ![]() And as for the Boko Haram naming Buhari as negotiator angle, what the hell is wrong with that?? It is common practice for non-state actors to name people they consider trustworthy to negotiate with governments on their behalf. Tell me, did you consider Soyinka and Aniko Briggs as MILITANTS when they were named as their (militants) representatives?? Stop being silly. |
donholy28:Are you for the resolution of the crises and a stop to the bloodbath or a continuation?? If he decides to negotiate and see to the end of it, what is wrong with that ![]() |
I really feel bad for what Saraki and Dogara have done to Tinubu. The only thing that man didn't give to have APC stand where it is today was his life and it is only fair that he be given a very good spot to hang his hat. Tinubu could, by way of vengeance, single handedly ensure APC doesn't return in 2019. If history has taught us anything, it taught us NEVER to underestimate the power and reach of that man. |
talktimi:Seen. |
kenny091:That is what they say in the movies. Reality is a world different bro. |
HungerBAD:Just thought to feed the house with some edible facts this morning. ![]() Cc: PassingShot, Illugunboy, Beremx, Demdem, Caseless, Clerverly, Obiagelli, Midolian, NgeneUkwenu, Egift, Modath, Aresa, Jarlons, Agarawu23, Soe et al. |
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