₦airaland Forum

secnelly: ordinary Ghana too..... see insult

himkers: that car is not in any Government convoy o! that car is one of the IVM Jeeps peter obi gave to all kings in the state and all of them have govt plate numbers too. OP, U think say that car go fit catch up with those powerful Lexus Suvs, Prado and Landcruiser SUVs while in convoy??

Eldavido1: WhileTeam Nigerian officials continue to swim as their athletes amass gold medals at the XX Commonwealth Games, their Ghanaian counterparts are sulking over their inability make any podium appearance.
The Ghanaians have only won one bronze medal and their officials are blaming officiating officials for favouring some countries.
‘’Oh, Charlie! We have won only one bronze. But you see that these officials do not want us to win medals. They are favouring some countries with their officiatings”, George Ansah said.
He however saluted their West African brothers Nigeria for making them proud with their performances in most of the sports.
‘’We’re happy that Nigeria is doing well. But we are sad that they are being too hard on our athletes. It is not good at all, Charlie”, he said.


www.vanguardngr.com/2014/07/ghana-sulks-podium-appearance/

Ademolu2002: Did cameroonian soldiers change their uniforms b4 rescuing deputy PM's wife? Who told them BH dnt av money to change uniforms in line with theirs? Beheading is not the cure for headache nah!

fm7070: must they tell the whole world of their new strategies? or they think their enemies are dumb?
secrecy and silence is a very strong strategy, sudden action will catch the enemies unaware
enemies will be confused and the battle will be won.

Infact, the whole armed force does not need to change their uniform
Only those who are meant to confuse the terrorist in the sambisa forest should have a unique uniform so as to identify the enemy that looks like friend and do the needful to them.
Our armed forces makes so much noise about what they do and the elders says empty barrels makes the loudest noise. I even think their press briefing should be once in a month which will be loaded with a lot of achievement.

Gboliwe: Differentiate them from impostors. Impostors with better ammunition. Impostors with better strategies. If only Minimah will use 2% of his brain, he'll realise differentiating right now is the least of our problems. Our military are loosing the zeal to fight.

aresa: 1. The fact that you dumb, incompetent and useless president couldn't control, protect and defend just 3 out of 36 states in Nigeria and also because he couldn't rescue the schools girls in his care terrorists and instead begged and invited kidnapped means we don't have to go to America to be led by America because America is already leading your mumu president.

2. The fact that your dumb, incompetent and useless president went all the way to America with your $1.5 million to hire Americans to tell you mumu Nigerians what to say, how to run your country and clean up his well deserved dirty image means we don't have to go to America to be led by America because America is already leading your mumu president.

3. The fact that America doesn't know more about your country, but your dumb, incompetent and useless president still begged and invited them to help rescue your school girls sounds kind of thoughtless and ridiculous and ultimately means we don't have to go to America to be led by America because America is already leading your mumu president.

The joke is on you and your mumu president...

Btw, it's the apex of gross idiocy and mental incompetence to base your safety and security on America's failure or successes in Iraq and elsewhere.

Nigerians didn't vote for Obama to be the president of Nigeria and protect them against terrorists, they voted for the Aso Rock clueless man. And our $6 billion defense budget doesn't' go to the Americans, it goes to our see Boko Haram and run useless military.

aresa: 1. The fact that you dumb, incompetent and useless president couldn't control, protect and defend just 3 out of 36 states in Nigeria and also because he couldn't rescue the schools girls in his care terrorists and instead begged and invited kidnapped means we don't have to go to America to be led by America because America is already leading your mumu president.

2. The fact that your dumb, incompetent and useless president went all the way to America with your $1.5 million to hire Americans to tell you mumu Nigerians what to say, how to run your country and clean up his well deserved dirty image means we don't have to go to America to be led by America because America is already leading your mumu president.

3. The fact that America doesn't know more about your country, but your dumb, incompetent and useless president still begged and invited them to help rescue your school girls sounds kind of thoughtless and ridiculous and ultimately means we don't have to go to America to be led by America because America is already leading your mumu president.

The joke is on you and your mumu president...

Btw, it's the apex of gross idiocy and mental incompetence to base your safety and security on America's failure or successes in Iraq and elsewhere.

Gbawe: Amusing right? These brainwashed simpletons will insult and vilify just about anyone and anything they perceive to be against their failed messiah. Mumus.

WombRaiders: The bloody bastard of a wh0re is yet to declare ISIS a terrorist organization because he keeps funding, arming and training them.

Obama may God punish you bastard!

suwailad: [size=18pt]Nigeria Has Lost Its Fight Against Terrorism – USA[/size]


The United States government said that the Federal Government of Nigeria has failed in its fight against terrorism.

In the US International Religious Report for 2013, released on 28 July, secretary of state John F. Kerry strongly criticized the Goodluck Jonathan-led administration for being too slow to prevent and react to the communal or religious-based violence. Also one of the reasons for such connivance in the country was named poorly equipped and trained security forces responsible for suppression of extremist groups in the north.

Here’s only a small part of claims made to the Federal Government:

1) The government also failed to protect victims of violent attacks targeted because of their religious beliefs or for other reasons.

2) Legal proceedings against five police officers charged in 2011 with the extrajudicial killing of Boko Haram leader Mohammed Yusuf did not resume during the year.

3) There were no indictments or prosecutions following three fatal attacks on high-profile Muslim leaders in late 2012.

4) Local and state authorities did not deliver adequate protection or post-attack relief to rural communities in the northeast, where Boko Haram killed villagers and burned churches throughout the year.

5) There is discrimination and a systematic lack of protection by state governments, especially in central Nigeria.

6) Federal, state, and local authorities did not effectively address underlying political, ethnic, and religious grievances leading to this violence.


"In Nigeria, casualties and human rights abuses associated with Boko Haram attacks and the government’s response escalated. Boko Haram killed more than 1,000 people during the year. The group targeted a wide array of civilians and sites, including Christian and Muslim religious leaders, churches, and mosques, often killing worshippers during religious services or immediately afterward. The federal government was ineffective in preventing or quelling the violence, only occasionally investigated, prosecuted, or punished those responsible for abuses related to religious freedom, and sometimes responded to violence with heavy-handed tactics, which were associated with both human rights abuses and civilian casualties. Over 10,000 people have fled to neighboring countries as refugees, fearing both Boko Haram and sometimes the military.

An attack on the Emir of Kano in January was widely believed to be an attempt by Boko Haram to silence the anti-extremist Muslim leader, although the group did not officially claim responsibility. On September 28, Boko Haram killed at least 50 mostly Muslim students at a technical college in rural Yobe State. After this and other incidents, security forces faced public criticism for arriving at the scene hours after the assailants had fled. Government attempts to stop Boko Haram were largely ineffective. Actions taken by security forces under the state of emergency, declared in May in the three northeastern states of Borno, Yobe, and Adamawa, often increased the death toll, as bystanders were caught in crossfire during urban gunfights, security forces committed extrajudicial killings of suspected terrorists, and detainees died in custody."

It would be recalled that earlier the US government was one of the first who expressed its readiness to assist Nigeria in fight against Boko Haram. It also designated Boko Haram as a Foreign Terrorist Organization (FTO) on November 14, 2013.

"The kidnapping of hundreds of children by Boko Haram is an unconscionable crime, and we will do everything possible to support the Nigerian Government to return these young women to their homes and to hold the perpetrators to justice. I will tell you, my friends, I have seen this scourge of terror across the planet, and so have you. They don’t offer anything except violence. They don’t offer a health care plan, they don’t offer schools. They don’t tell you how to build a nation; they don’t talk about how they will provide jobs. They just tell people, "You have to behave the way we tell you to," and they will punish you if you don’t, " Secretary of State John F. Kerry said.

source

If you are still shouting gej till 2019 may judgement rest upon you

dozydollar: i dnt belive on such idea

Suresh08: really
u should be happy that kind of guy even have ur time..
I hate girls that are ungrateful

millionboi: No3.very annoying,another 1 is wen i mek a move nd she strt actin as if she is virgin!bulshit

bloglover: Dora the explorer....so irritating!

bloglover: Dora the explorer....so irritating!

Ceasar1: [color=#000030] Power Puff Girls. [/color]

creserve: They are just being rational!and indeed if the Army can really protect them adequately,why will they be supporting BH? My take here is that they feel the Army cant really shield them from the boko boys,thus the town folks will rather give BH their support in fear that if the military is defeated they will be at the mercy of BH! It is actually a dicey situation! Just like some bigwigs from the region that were accused of sponsoring BH,they give BH money because they know the govt cannot protect them against the killer group,their choice therefore is either to give BH whatever support they want secretly or deny them and get killed with your family!The govt actually need to do more to assure people of adequate protection.

luvmijeje: If the whole community were indeed supporting the insurgents, then why would boko-haram ransacked the whole place?

They keep giving excuses for their failures.

foxgiovani: No we don't. But in case you don't know, there are a lot of Nigerians residing in Ghana and vice versa and the went through boarders to get there because its usually the entry point. That's what they are referring to ok?

foxgiovani: Citizens of Ghana have expressed fear of the outbreak of the Ebola Virus in Nigeria stating that Ghana and Nigeria have a strong tie and as such that the disease is likely to enter Ghana through her boarder with Nigeria. They have called on their Government to be ready for the outbreak in their country soon but while they do that, they need to strengthen their boarders to check its entrance into their country.

xkobans: My dreams and hope for a better Nigeria. A country where hardwork is rewarded, a country where corruption, nepotism, tribalism, favouritism and unfair advantages are void of. A country where that young child wakes up in the creeks of the least developed regions in the southwest or northwest and has hopes for a better future. A country where the true value of humanity is respected. A country where your religion isn't used as a tool for destruction of human lives and deterioration of an already endangered resources. A country where a progressive Nigerian state is prioritised over selfishness and greedy personal interest.
We are Nigerians and we can make it work. I know it's a long shot and may even seem impossible and risky. Keep believing. Keep doing the right thing. Be proud of who you are.