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Politics › Re: Buhari - No Difference Between Boko Haram And Niger Delta Militants by OsunOriginal: 6:18pm On Apr 02, 2013
[quote author=~Bluetooth]What difference does it make if both of them have a common objective "SELF-CONTROL" and use "VIOLENCE" to achieve such ? How is a soul taken by boko haram better/worse than that killed by a ND militant ? Boko haram attacks security just as militants killed security ![/quote]We are saying the same...
Politics › Re: 2015 Polls Will Be Free, Fair –jonathan by OsunOriginal: 6:04pm On Apr 02, 2013
GEJ can't only rig in the regions of his blind serntimental followers - SS/SE. He can't try it in SW and the north in 2015.
Politics › Re: Politicians Building Churches Amidst Growing Poverty by OsunOriginal: 5:59pm On Apr 02, 2013
Because that is the only way to blindfold the poor country men and make them abandone their brain.
Politics › Re: Buhari - No Difference Between Boko Haram And Niger Delta Militants by OsunOriginal: 5:49pm On Apr 02, 2013
[quote author=~Bluetooth]Who's this one ? So you don't know or haven't hear of ogoni declaring their own sovereignity,agitation for resource control by the ijaws which will in turn reduce the power of the central government and also the agitations by same ijaws not to give constitutional recognition to the six geopolitical zones ?

Are these not the elements of insurgency ?[/quote]And when you begin to bomb pipelines, kidnap people and killing security/oil workers like Niger Delta militants are doing, you still call that insurgency and not terrorism because it happens in our south?
Politics › Re: Northern Leaders To Jonathan: Stop Using Boko Haram To Blackmail Us by OsunOriginal: 5:43pm On Apr 02, 2013
It is over to GEJ to stop boko haram or continue to play cheap politics with peoples' lives. God will punish whoever is behind boko haram.
Politics › Re: Buhari - No Difference Between Boko Haram And Niger Delta Militants by OsunOriginal: 5:24pm On Apr 02, 2013
ikeyman00: ^^^^ the same way the hypocrites up in the north has ran riot for over 40 years in nigeria

so anymore excuses

by the way when was the last time mend blow up mosques and churches
But ND militants blew up pipelines and human beings - and shooting/kidnapping innocent people.

What will a militant in the north bomb if not churches and mosques?
Politics › Re: Buhari - No Difference Between Boko Haram And Niger Delta Militants by OsunOriginal: 5:17pm On Apr 02, 2013
Raymond gabriel: den u must b blind,unenlightened or support evil. May b u re 4rm d north.because boko dont bomb deir own piple 4rm north only southerners. U wil soon feel it
There is little or no difference - insucurity is insecurity and that is what GMB is saying. ND militants used bombs, destroy oil infrastructure and killed innocent people (security agents and oil workers). Tell what the difference is?
Politics › Re: Buhari - No Difference Between Boko Haram And Niger Delta Militants by OsunOriginal: 5:12pm On Apr 02, 2013
[quote author=~Bluetooth]Let me give you a chance despite your shortcoming. . .what is the difference between terrorism and insurgency ? Can't you guys just tell us the difference instead of bitching about his person here ?[/quote]What do you mean by insurgency? Bombing pipelines and killing security agents/oil workers can be conveniently called insurgency...
Politics › Re: Buhari Not Boko Haram Sponsor-GEJ by OsunOriginal: 6:36pm On Apr 01, 2013
If any of the names on this thread is a sponsor, that name is GEJ. We know why?
Politics › Re: Jonathan Can Contest In 2015, OPC Leader, Gani Adams, Says by OsunOriginal: 9:43pm On Mar 31, 2013
When did he study law?

Gani Adams said "juicy ministerial positions". What does he mean by this? What should be juicy about a ministerial position if not corruption, nepotism and lawlessness?

Nigerians should grow up and stop embarrassing the country - juicy this juicy that.
Politics › Re: Bishop Kukah Calls For Amnesty For Boko Hara by OsunOriginal: 6:13pm On Mar 31, 2013
sammyzacks: I am beginning to have doubts about Kukah's stand as a man of God. But I can't conclude just yet.
I agree - only pastors from SE villages are true men of God. Like Rev. King, etc.

Dumbo...
Politics › Re: Plot To Bomb Lagos Real- Service Chiefs by OsunOriginal: 8:14am On Mar 29, 2013
Now we know Bayelsa state owns the building where the terrorists were found. GEJ needs to prove to the whole world he has no hand in Boko Haram.

Evil people will send terrorist to bomb churches and the following day the same persons are seeing attending xtians gathering and even delivering sermon.
Politics › Re: Bayelsa Admits Owning Suspected Terrorist Building In Lagos, Denounces Suspects by OsunOriginal: 7:53am On Mar 29, 2013
I have said it again and again on NL that southerners especially those who are interested in presidency are behind boko haram across the country. They are the one sponsoring terrorism to divide Nigerians along religious and ethnic lines.

They know south west will not vote for the scumbag in Aso and can see the way South West is aligning with progressive forces in the north. Now they have imported their sucide bombers from Niger and Mali to come and destabilise South West the same way they have done in the north.

And I said it that very soon we will know the people behind this. We are getting there.

Some people will end up their life in the Hague.
Politics › Re: APC Will Displace PDP - TB Joshua by OsunOriginal: 7:43am On Mar 29, 2013
Do you need to be a spiritualist to know that... who will vote for GEJ apart from the minority from SE and SS?

And he can only rig in those villages.
Politics › Re: What Is The Current Power Supply Like In Your Area? by OsunOriginal: 9:51pm On Mar 28, 2013
It is more shameful when you remember the way Jonathan was praising himselve/his government during the interview with CNN Amanpour that power has improved in Nigeria. It is unfortunate - everyday we run on gen and the Abuja monkey is saying power supply is near stable in Nigeria.

Shame on GEJ and his laptop crew.
Politics › Re: We’re Still Waiting For Alamieyeseigha In UK – Envoy by OsunOriginal: 9:02am On Mar 28, 2013
Someday, we will deliver him to you.
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: An Agenda Against The North, Hausa/fulani And Islam By Aminu Sarki by OsunOriginal: 8:53am On Mar 28, 2013
PapaBrowne: Obviously, you are living in denial.

Until you guys begin to face the truth and deliver Moderate Islam from the hands of extremist Islam, you all would go extinct. Your children would ask questions like: Why are other religions peaceful while ours is filled with so much violence accross the globe?
Deny what? That politicians are behind most of the bombings? Who was behind the Abuja October 1 2010 bombing? Have we done any scientific analysis of the device used in that bombing and the other bombings in the north? What are differences in technology and motives? Are we saying the people who planted bomb in Abuja only did it once and stopped? To achieve what?

Who bombed UN building in Abuja? Who bombed police headquarter in Abuja? The same boko haram that carried out the october 1 2010 bombing? Man, forget about Boko Haram claiming responsibility - anybody can hide somewhere and say he is boko haram and claim responsibility.

We have ignorant religionists who can do anything but what we are seeing today in the north is a political agenda - the people behind it are politicians in Abuja. And the reason we have not achieved anything in uncovering the people behind it.
Politics › Re: A Confession From A Boko Haram Member Turned Born Again by OsunOriginal: 9:48pm On Mar 27, 2013
[quote author=Emperor_007]^^^

What prove do you've that the person is Igbo?

Simply say you don't believe the story, than involve Igbos. Do Igbos owe you?



.[/quote]Only a Igbo man can be this mischivors in an attempt to achieve an agenda.
Politics › Re: A Confession From A Boko Haram Member Turned Born Again by OsunOriginal: 9:13pm On Mar 27, 2013
[quote author=Baba_Eleko]lwkmd. . . . . . . So all GEJ's enemy are boko haram sponsors?? Hei hei hei hei hei grin grin grin grin This man should just own up if he cant fight this pple instead of all this primary 1 strategy to win pples sympathy. I still dey laff. FLesh Air! grin grin[/quote]Check it, ibos are behind the above lies.

All GEJ opponents are BH sponsors - interesting. The PDP senators arrested are not...

And the above further tells you, BH is an agenda by some people to divide nigerians along religious and ethnic lines.
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: An Agenda Against The North, Hausa/fulani And Islam By Aminu Sarki by OsunOriginal: 8:53pm On Mar 27, 2013
enyice: Trying to divide the country along ethno-religious line would have been quicker and more effective if they started with bombing mosques.

Trust me, they would have achieved their sinister objectives since 2yrs ago but then, they took on a religion whose doctrines teaches them to turn the other cheek when slapd on 1 cheek. In other words, retaliation doesnt seem feasible, nt this year nd nt even nxt year. They can only lament nd pray.

The question now is, why will this presumed southern christian politicians not explore the easier and more efficient route by empowering the dreaded sect to bomb mosques which ofcos will have sparked massive religious riots in the north and further hasten their agenda of dividing the nation along ethno-religious line?
You are not making sense at all. Read what you wrote again.

Bombing mosques will only divide the north, it wont achieve a much larger objective of north/south division. Victims will always get sympathy.

You get this?
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: An Agenda Against The North, Hausa/fulani And Islam By Aminu Sarki by OsunOriginal: 1:44pm On Mar 27, 2013
PapaBrowne: My response is in 3 questions??

1.What incentive does a christian get for suicide bombinghuh
Monetary incentive?? What currency would he be able to spend on the other side?? The last I checked there is a credible incentive for Muslim suicide bombers, there is none for Christians. Suicide bombers who die fighting for allah end up in Jannah with the widely reported 72 Virgins. Christian suicide bombers or murderers of any type end up in hell. So whats the incentive for a Christian Suicide bomber?

2. Why is it muslims always asking for Amnesty for Boko Haram?
If this truly reflects the thinking of the writer, why then should the writer also demand amnesty since he believes that the perpetuators of this act are Christians?


3) Afghanistan, Iraq, Pakistan, Syria. All the suicide bombings going on in these countries are perpetuated by Christians too?? The last I checked, the same characteristics employed by the bombers in Nigeria are the same used in those countries!!



The problem would continue as long as you guys keep deceiving yourselves. In the Arab world, they claim America and Isreal are responsible for all their problems. In Nigeria the claim now is that Christians are responsible.
The sad thing is that the North is destroying itself with all this. The Northern leaders foolishly assume that Aso Rock is the only way they can change their fortunes. Yar Adua's 3 years, Abacha's 5 years, Babangida's 8 years, Buhari,Shagari, Abdulsalami et al didn't change thier fortunes. Neither did OBJ change the fortunes of the West and Jonathan is doing more for other regions than he is doing for South South.

Southern Nigeria is becoming more like Brazil, India, Turkey, Mexico, Indonesia and other emerging markets. Northern Nigeria is becoming more like Somalia, Iraq, Afghanistan and the likes. Sad commentary on reality!
Eactly the way they want you to reason to achieve the objective of dividing the country along religious and ethnic lines.
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: An Agenda Against The North, Hausa/fulani And Islam By Aminu Sarki by OsunOriginal: 1:37pm On Mar 27, 2013
teskyg: How many Mosques have they Bomb?Ibrahim Shekarau is a Christain?why have they not name any christain as member in dere failed negiotiation with Government?Who where responsible for the war in Mali recently and what was their threat to Nigeria?Who told us the will make Nigeria Ungovernable?@ you the poster,why are you supporting Boko Haram behind the scene?Who said they want to Islamitse Nigeria?Is Mohammed Yusuf a Christian?Is Jamb a CAN subsidiary?
You dont seem to understand.

Why will they bomb mosques if the objective is ethno-religious? Dividing the country along religious and north/south lines can only be achieved by boimbing churches.

Apart from south West, other regions in the south are mainly xtians and we also have a lot of xtians in the south west. Naturally, the south will not be happy if churches are bombed in the north. Also, north will be divided along religious line. Two objectives have been achieved - divided north, north/south division.

I agree with the guy and this has been my line of thought.

But, only a few sensible people can understand this perspective.
Politics › Re: I Cannot Work With Tinubu, ACN A Party Of Rebels – Falae by OsunOriginal: 8:00am On Mar 26, 2013
He should join pdp... Sure the clans in pdp will make him happy.
Politics › Re: Anenih Others Beg Lamido Not To Leave PDP by OsunOriginal: 7:31am On Mar 26, 2013
Arrest will follow the visit if the gov is adamant.
Politics › Re: INEC Declines To Register Rival APC by OsunOriginal: 7:21am On Mar 26, 2013
That flat head village monkey from SE called Ikeagwuonu should be arrested and locked up for evil intention and providing fake information.
Politics › Re: Anglican Bishop Blasts CAN Over Comment On Boko Haram by OsunOriginal: 7:06am On Mar 26, 2013
Why it is that only the catholics are responsible xtians? I am even begining to suspect CAN in this boko haram saga - those stupid flat head leaders of CAN who can do anything to acquire wealth.

Northerner xtians should not allow those village monkeys from SE to destroy their region and tear them apart. They have started sponsoring bomb threats in south west as well because they know politically, South West will not support their evil agenda.
Politics › Re: Employers May Go To Jail For Non-payment Of Salaries by OsunOriginal: 6:59am On Mar 26, 2013
Good one...
Politics › Re: OPC Will Defend Yorubaland From Boko-Haram by OsunOriginal: 9:35pm On Mar 25, 2013
Bobandgreat: [color=#000099][/color]

U r still ranting like a mad dog! Dont shout lets reason! Jonathan has said what he wants to say in the heart of Boko Haram, Borno. Let me tell u again what he said, he said, we cant give amnesty to faceless individuals. He said during the time of militants, when u say come out lets talk they come out but these people continue hiding. He also said that if Borno elders can guarantee that killings will stop, he would call off JTF in that region instantly.

So, Mr. Osun brain, what else do u want from the man? U want him to resign for u? We, the masses are saying no to amnesty. No to removal of JTF. All the Boko Haram members and their sponsors must be exposed and killed off. U can grant them amnesty in Osun when they come or habour them like notherners were doing till it got out of hand. We want the govt to continue killing them, locking them up and exposing their sympathisers until they finish or segregate even if it takes another ten years.
You are the one talking like imbe. And who are those masses? You and a few igbo dumbos are the masses of Nigeria? Lol. Eminent people across the country and detribalised Nigerians have come out to speak in favor of amnesty because we are peace loving. If the government says no to amnesty, they must tell us what other solution they have, otherwise, they will confirm our suspicion that the government is behind all these for political gains. Now we are hearing of bomb threats in Lagos? Is it the Islamists that are behind this as well? They want to impose Sharia in Lagos or what? Sure we will get to the root of this very soon.
Politics › Re: OPC Will Defend Yorubaland From Boko-Haram by OsunOriginal: 8:50pm On Mar 25, 2013
Bobandgreat: [color=#000099][/color]

@OsunOriginal, u appear to be full of insults and attack instead of making concrete points. So u r dissapointed that the list released is not full of Igbo nsmes? Has it occured to u that the death of 1 Igbo man for the course of resisting Islam is enough for 7days mourning? Dont be disappointed as Igbos believe that the list id fraught with fictitious names. That shuld give u a sence of satisfaction.

Has it also not occured to u that the Hausas there could be christians? Is it not justifiable to give 7days of ur time in mourning if u r a christian? Mr. typical Osun brain, how do u say call for amnesty is an option when d group constantly deny that they want amnesty. What guarantee do u have that if they are given amnesty, they will stop since their demands can never me met? What will u do to the innocent souls lost already in the course of this resistance? Whom do u give the amnesty to? Which resources human and mineral, will the funding of the amnesty come from?

Mr. Osun brain, dont threaten and rant like a mad dog. Some things just cant be solved by cowardice or deceit. Sometimes u have to stand on ur feet and say we will fight to the end. U dont Bleep ur mother when a robber comes into ur house and says u must Bleep her or be killed. Sometimes its better to be killed than live with an act that will continue to kill u everyday. Die for what u believe in. BH are doing it, dont let them win.
Stop those stupid and stale religious cards - you will create more problem by bringing religion into this and this I think is the motive of the people behind this. Billions of naira I am sure is being spent to prosecute this evil acts by politicians.

Now, you guys are heating up the system further with xtians this, xtians that, Igbo this, Igbo that blah blah even when the religion doesnt stop you from lying, cheating, stealing, looting, and doing all sort of evil things.

Majority of Igbos are joining politicians in using religion to perpetrate evil and achieve selfish aim. Jonathan went to the scene of bombing - to do what? To be seen to be sympathetic to the victims even when he should be busy finding solution to the problem. He seems not to have a solution and the same man is rejecting amnesty.

Is Jonathan saying Amnesty can't work or what? Or that he loves seeing people slaughtered on a daily basis?
Politics › Re: Peter Esele: The Man Who Failed To Wield His Sword by OsunOriginal: 8:30pm On Mar 25, 2013
That guy called Esele is finished politically - he is another Bafyau already made.
Politics › Re: OPC Will Defend Yorubaland From Boko-Haram by OsunOriginal: 5:30pm On Mar 25, 2013
wilfrik200: @ author=OsunOriginal, I do think you really you do not understand what you are talking about. Where the hell do you come from or are you just flushing the stupidity inside you via your stupid mouth.....
If you think its not a religious war, why churches, christians and mostly SouthEasterners are their prime targets.
Please Think before you talk
Shut up your evil, pile hole mouth.

Have you seen the names of the victims of the recent Kano bombing? The trouble makers and sponsors of evils were the first to cry out to the world that all Igbos in Kano have been killed in the attack but with the list released by the state governor, it was clear igbos were lying and only trying to paint the northerners black. More than 80% of the victims of the bus bombing were northerners, not igbos as you people claimed/lied - the evil liars even went ahead to delare 7 days murning. How are we sure you guys are not the one behind the attacks?

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