Pangea's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Pangea's Profile › Pangea's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 (of 74 pages)
Awon odaran! Killing witnesses mafia style ! |
WHERE ARE THE FOOCKING DRONES? ![]() |
EFCC where are you? |
Finally The anti corruption war has started! The way the thing dey go now, the money PMB promised will be realized will be more than what he said o! If you are accused of stealing 10 million your bail will be set at 20 million! Walahi this is genius! My only anger was, how was FFK able to escape? To continue to spend looted fund on his bleached whale of a girlfriend? |
The amazing thing is this: Some people saying they missed the Otuooke drunkard! Now, I believe some people are actually made to suffer! Bunch of Stockholm syndrome candidates. |
sinizia:And some of our foolish leaders agreed to this? |
When did an Igbo man became FFK spokesman? Una don quickly forget Bianca and other Igbophobia statements of this man? Anyway, I've always known that he doesn't think before he talks. All these damage control is too late. He has spoken his mind, which is empty as usual. |
I will be in Nigeria in November Anyone interested in buying my moto 360? It's still looking like new With the box and accessories. |
This is something I've been using on moto 360 watch face for months: https://www.nairaland.com/1933080/moto-360-anyone/1#29265760
|
Rule No. 1 Never tempt a lion with a tenderloin steak! You tempted her with her main desire - marriage and you expect her not to fall? |
I see this kind of pictures and I weep silently for Nigeria. |
CSTR2:The problem with most of us is evil generalization, Are you saying all the Northern inhabitants are Fulani herdsmen and Boko haram? Are you saying for instance, the herdsmen in your state are more than the locals? Not all the herdsmen are killer and not all the northerners are Boko haram. Hence the need to identify the criminal elements in the midst of the lot and deal with them . That's why I said each state should set up a task force to deal with the rogue herdsmen problem. |
Demmzy15:You are talking about Japanese Unit 731 Their activities was the stuff of nightmares. Unfortunately the Americans confiscated their research and absorbed those evil doctors into their own program and stop them from using humans as gunea pigs. |
CSTR2:What do you mean? Fire for fire with armed robbers, has it turned your area to a war zone? |
egift:Boko haram in the North and the Cry for war in the south, one needs a reality check sometimes. Although I don't live in Nigeria, I will hate to see more sorrow coming from my place of birth. Things might be difficult now, One thing I have learnt is that, everything will surely get better if we don't mess everything up. |
dearpreye:Why are you like these? When your brother was there, Goodluck Jonathan, why didn't he address all these so called grouse and declare a referendum? He had all the power to do that. Oh, I forgot, he was busy enjoying having the rule over every nook and cranny of the country. If the Igbos are really ready to go, let their politicians push for the referendum. And for you to say you are yet to see the Igbos calling for war? Then what's all the hullaballoo about, a million rifles and million me to hold them. Is the rifle going to be used to play hockey? |
I hate war I hate war for its consequences For the lies it lives on and propagates For the undying hatred it arouses For the dictatorships it puts in place of democracies And for the starvation that stalks after it I HATE WAR And never again will I sanction or support another. |
CSTR2:Those are bunch of criminals, every state should establish a task force to monitor them and give them fire for fire, if they try anything! |
tinkinjow:You are talking about scaring people. And you want WAR? In war, FEAR will be your best friend. You wake with it and you sleep with it. |
CSTR2:The war in the North is being waged by Islamic fundermentalist who have pact with death. How do you deal with people who wants to die. The best the NA can do is to continue to oblige them. They know their days are numbered hence the recent upsurge. We all are seeing the pictures coming from the North East and we are weeping for them. Hence the reason we should caution ourselves in demanding for more wars. |
WAR rarely solve problems! What war is good for, is Making widows Producing orphans, Mass production of all manner of handicaps And ruining economies.
|
owobokiri:Everyone is free to go whenever they want! There are peaceful means of going about this. Not the Nnamdi Kanu way! |
CSTR2:I think the question should be directed to your people, clamouring for violence. Nnamdi Kanu and his followers are already touting a million rifles and men to carry them. |
Young men with great future becomes a feast for the vultures. Their dreams and visions, buried with them !
|
You can't choose the weapon you want your enemies to fight you with. Air raids Drone attacks Barrel bombs And sometimes biological agents and deadly gas can be deployed. If the United Nation don't turn a blind eye, an enquiry will be too late because you and your village may be dead!
|
From the book The Tragedy of Victory by General Godwin Alabi-Isama If you survive and end up in a POW camp, na sheer luck!
|
In WAR, no city or village is safe!
|
In WAR, women are fair game! The three female detainees shared a room, and were in relative comfort... I remember Boma (not her real name) most vividly. She was the one with a three year old daughter. She looked gentle and patient, she was always quarreling with the guards, particularly with Augustine. One afternoon their quarreling took a furious turn. Augustine tried to beat her up, but failed... Eventually she snatched the whip from him, broke it and threw it away... To my surprise Augustine did not react violently. He moved away and sat on a chair brooding. Shortly afterwards he announced that anyone who wished to urinate could do so. No detainee would lose a chance to get outside, no matter how short a time... Augustine ordered them to urinate on the floor of the lavatory, and not in the water closet. Baffled, the detainees nevertheless obeyed... I had to stand by the door to do it, for by now the entire floor was flooded... After several men had done the round, the lavatory floor was a mess. Augustine inspected it and heaved a sigh of satisfaction. He then ordered Boma to sit on the lavatory floor. She refused, and there was a prolonged struggle, during which her daughter cried loudly in alarm. The uproar attracted Joe and another soldier. They tried to talk Augustine out of it but failed. He reminded them that as the guard on duty it was his prerogative to discipline any unruly detainee. In any case, if DMI got to know that a detainee refused to be punished, they themselves would get into trouble. In the end, Boma was dragged into the lavatory with her daughter, who clung desperately to her. Augustine locked the door on her with pleasure. The woman's contempt for Augustine was so strong that all through the struggle and the final humiliation she did not cry, as most women would have done under the circumstances. She was released some two hours later, after Joe had pleaded strongly on her behalf. - Elechi Amadi. Sunset in Biafra. Permission sought. |
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 (of 74 pages)
