₦airaland Forum

godfrey01:
i have visited several pulling centres in delta state, the card readers brought to the centres not all are working.... some are not working at all... is this a problem from the manufacturer or it was delibrate so that a particaular party will win..... here in my centre, they have resulted into manual verification.. did the card brought to your pullling centre worked welll?

tayor399:
A apc die-hard supporter pasted this opposite my polling unit on the eve of the presidential election and it's extremely close to my p/u. Is it allowed?

Collynzo419:


I agree

PerfectlyPerfect:
I won't do your assignment for you. But you should just know that chad and Niger ain't doing nufin to help our country. Their president just bashes our country on the media. They liberate one city and they publicize it like they liberated the entire nigeria

PerfectlyPerfect:
Young man, stop believing everything you read in the newspapers. Your comment here shows that you've been swallowing crap from newspapers without doing any research yourself.
Please help yourself

PointB:
Did you read the purported letter you posted?

What's wrong with asking the security officers to discharge their duties like patriot and without compromising? Is that a crime? Is that why they are now being subjected to privacy and security breaches with reckless abandon?

taharqa:
You are speaking like a FOOOOOL here, my guy.

Don't allow partisanship blot your ability to use any of the many cells in your brain. You are ordinarily smarter than this

“The whole world is asking why the Nigerian
army, which is a big army… is not in a position
to stand up to untrained kids armed with
Kalashnikovs,” Deby told French magazine Le
Point, in an interview published this week.

Chad, Cameroon and Niger have joined forces
since January to battle Boko Haram, whose
insurgency has claimed more than 13,000 lives
in northern Nigeria since 2009.

But Deby said he was baffled by the Nigerian
government’s lack of cooperation with the
offensive.

“Two months after the start of this war, we
have not had any direct contact with the
Nigerian army units on the ground,” he told the French weekly.

“We would have hoped to have at least one
Nigerian unit with us. It was even a direct
request to the Nigerian government, but for
reasons that escape us, up to now we have
been unable to work together.”

Not wishing to be seen as foreign occupiers,
Chadian troops have had to abandon towns
they have taken from Boko Haram forces,
letting the jihadists return.

“The Chadian army is fighting alone in its part
of the Nigerian interior and that is a problem.
We have had to retake certain towns twice,”
Deby told Le Point.

“We are forced to abandon them and Boko
Haram returns, and we have to go back. That
has a human and material cost.”

Clerverly:
President Jonathan has exactly 64 days left in office. He might have closed the sea; land borders but the dusty road to Kigali is still open.

Sai Baba!!

Bluetooth2:
If Jonathan likes, he should flood Lagos with all Niger Delta militants, Boko Harams, ISIS, Talibans or Alqaeda hoping to terrorise, one thing is certain "you can't suppress the will of the people".