₦airaland Forum

ddippset:
Idiots keep trying to defend the most corrupt administration in history with these innuendos. In case you wailers are pretending not to understand what Lai Mohammed said or is trying to say: 1. Most of the weapons bought were old and obsolette, not superb enough to be confidently called superior hardware to what the terrorists have! 2. Most of the weapons were inflated in price such that if for instance 100 million was budgeted for arms, 20 million was utilized for arms and 80 million was embezzled! This is to put it in perspective for you slow pokes!

Obiagelli:
you wan kill alhaji

2. "PaperGate! The paper Olisa Metuh ate was actually an artist's realistic impression of his fully erect peniis."

3. "WikeGate! How Nyesom Wike threatened the Supreme Court Judges by secretly planting bombs in their wigs."

tolexy007:
Lai mohammed be like bring it on, am ready for it

Mr. Mohammed said the present administration owes it a duty to put the record straight, especially because the issues raised by the former president are of public interest and borders on national security.
”The weapons, munitions and equipment which the former President said he bought were refurbished and lacked the basic components and spare parts. Additionally, the ammunition bought for both high calibre and small weapons have mostly expired, incompatible with weapons and grossly inadequate,” Mr. Mohammed said, according to a statement signed by his media aide, Segun Adeyemi.
”It is pertinent to state that the ammunition he was referring to were back loaded because they explode within the barrel when fired, thus leading to deaths and injuries among soldiers.”

Mr. Mohammed said that the troops also lacked the much-needed lift and operational vehicles and other equipment which they needed for an effective prosecution of the war, until the present Administration ameliorated the situation.
”The situation was so pathetic that soldiers were often transported in Civilian JTF vehicles, civilian vehicles, trailers and water tankers when going to the theatres of operation. The revelations on the sorry state of things in the past, which have emanated from the investigative panel so far, point clearly to the kind of legacy bequeathed to this administration by the past government.
”That explains why troops remained largely static and were unable to effectively deploy to completely rout the Boko Haram terrorists in all their known enclaves. The high level of casualties sustained by our gallant soldiers was most unprecedented and cannot be compared to any known military operations in recent times, all because of the terrible state of affairs suffered by the military under the Jonathan Administration,” the minister said.

luvinhubby:
Truthfulness is a sacrilege under this APC administration.

erunz:
but why are APC supporters so hypocritical in nature. you condemn Jonathan for partying a day after bomb blast, but you lost your voice when BH attacked Dalori and Buhari was somewhere in Ogun State dancing skitibobo the next day.

Even in this administration there is a conspiracy in the media not to report the activities of Boko Haram. Hence why we thought BH has been defeated.

part of Jonathan's mistake was that he was never told the truth by his aides. I think Buhari is having the same problem. I pray he realised that early before thing fall out of hands.

after1:
The OP is wicked and heartless being, using the pictures of dead people for politicial isssh. What a shame

funlord:



Mr man stop being a senseless nitwit!



1; The fact that under the leadership of that your heroic buffoon from otueke the same boko haram where controlling large swathes of territory unchecked in the region but now they have been greatly decimated and dispersed is not a sign of CHANGE?




2; The fact that naija soldiers were abandoning ship and engaging in mutiny during clashes with these terrorists due to a perceived lack of support in terms of armament from the government, but have now suddenly reorganised themselves into a solid fighting force who have been recording a lot of recent successes against boko haram under the purposeful leadership of burutai/PMB is not a sign of CHANGE?





3: So the fact that now the same _idiots from your party that were denying our military access to funds needed to prosecute the war against boko haram, in order to feed their insatiable greed and love for impunity are now appearing in handcuffs and paying for their brazen wickedness mixed with _stupidity is also not a sign of CHANGE?



You must be suffering from Abysmal I.Q Deficiency Syndrome (A.I.D.S)!











**Slaps sense into the wack wailers vapid skull**

Yhinkss:
You people are trying too hard. Is it not the same people Jonah could not defeat for years?
Desperation is not good for your health. Do you remember the amounts of ultimatum Jonah gave to defeat them during his years not knowing they were busy siphoning money and the soldires dieing like chicken
People were dying in Kanu to Abuja to Niger to Yobe to Bauchi in hundreds and jonathan was busy dancing fool ishly around
So wailing will only shorten your life

Pidggin:
OP, thanks for posting this. So the recent attack by B. H was this gruesome? This is unacceptable.

arresa:
You were chanting GEJ till 2019 when the buffoon went dancing in Kano after Abuja bomb blast that killed scores of Nigerians..

Silly IpoD hypocrites...

LRNZH:
Wailing Edition. OP, You didn't post pics like under GEJ.
He who comes to equity must come with clean hands.

Your intention has failed you by using dead people (R.I.P.) for political gains.

arresa:
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Nigerians lambast Jonathan for singing, dancing at campaign rally while nation mourns bomb blast victims




Where were you IpOd losers back then..

You were shouting GEJ till 2019 all over the place like bingo...

MRLINGTON:
Ur moniker defines who u are...


Oga go take a chill

vedaxcool:
So santa couldn't wear his uniform on time? Na himself him dey do as long as he is in jail I am happy. .

At the commencement of trial at 9:15am, Rotimi Jacobs, counsel to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), which is prosecuting Dasuki and four other persons on a 19-count charge of criminal breach of trust to the tune of N13bn, told the court that the former NSA, who is the second defendant in the matter, was still “dressing up”. He urged the court to either stand down the case or adjourn it.

He explained that Dasuki had been in the custody of the Department of State Services (DSS) since his release from Kuje prison.

“The second defendant who is facing a criminal charge filed by the DSS before the federal high court was re-arrested after his release, and has been in the custody of the DSS,” he said.

Jacobs said that he had told the DSS to produce Dasuki in court on Tuesday, but that the service informed him that the information was late.

“They (DSS) informed me that the information was late, and that the second defendant was trying to dress up,” he said. “So, my lord, I urge you to give us until tomorrow for the trial to continue.”

However, Dasuki arrived at the court a few minutes before 11am, when Peter Affen, the judge, was set to rule on the application for adjournment.

Affen adjourned the matter to February 26 for hearing on an application for discharge brought by Joseph Daodu, Dasuki’s lawyer.

mirabel001:
they can do dat after buhari case...

MonPro:
The African leaders should shut the hell up. They are the the most animalistic creatures before God. 89% of extrajudicial killings sanctioned by governments around the world happen in Africa.

They gag the press, they kill unarmed protesters, make political opponents disappear and now they want to run from their shadows so they can perpetuate themselves in power. No way!

They can't manufacture a single bullet, but they can run to the same Americans and European government to get guns with which they kill their own people. Damn them all!

So what now? You wanna acquire US and Euro weapons but don't want to be told how to be apply caution using those weapons on your people? Did they make bullets for you to perpetuate yourself in power?

Listen up, you damned African apes that call yourselves leaders, if you want to leave the ICC, then don't use a single weapon manufactured by sane humans in the west. Go back to using your catapults, bows and arrows as it was in the beginning, only on that condition may you leave the ICC.

As long as Al-Bashir used western- manufactured weapons to kill millions of his political opponents, he remains a fugitive. He must face ICC and give account of his wickedly use of those weapons. We don't care if sudan is a member of ICC or not. Hope you are also listening Mr Buhari? Don't think you will be given express freedom to kill people as you want.

God help you empty-skulled, thieving African leaders as you go back to your bows and arrows.

African leaders have backed a Kenyan proposal pushing for a pullout from the International Criminal Court, leaders said Sunday, repeating claims it unfairly targets the continent. Chad’s President Idriss Deby, elected African Union chairman at the two-day summit, criticised the court for focusing its efforts on African leaders. “Elsewhere in the world, many things happen — many flagrant violations of human rights — but nobody cares,” Deby said at the close of the summit late Sunday, which had an official theme of protecting human rights.

No legally binding decision was made, and the decision to leave the ICC’s founding Rome Statute is up to an individual nation. The decision is a “proposal…for the AU to develop a road map for the withdrawal of African nations”, a Kenyan presidential statement read. The war crimes trial of former Ivory Coast president Laurent Gbagbo began last week, rekindling a bitter row across Africa over the international justice system.

Set up in 2002 as the last resort to try war criminals and perpetrators of genocide never tried at home, the ICC has opened probes involving eight nations, all of them African: Kenya, Ivory Coast, Libya, Sudan, Democratic Republic of Congo, Central African Republic, Uganda and Mali. The AU, led in particular by Kenya, has accused the court of unfairly targeting Africans for prosecution as the majority of its cases come from the continent.

This included a failed case to try Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta and a faltering case against his deputy William Ruto, for allegedly masterminding deadly post-election violence in the east African country in 2007-2008 in which some 1,200 people died. “We refuse to be carried along in a vehicle that has strayed off course to the detriment of our sovereignty, security and dignity as Africans,” Kenyatta said in a statement.

In November 2015, Ethiopian Foreign Minister Tedros Adhanom, speaking for the AU at an annual meeting between the 123 countries that have signed up to the Hague-based ICC’s founding statute, said it was “no longer a court for all.” Around one-third of its member states are in Africa. But while leaders criticised the court, others said that was a mistake.

“Leaving the ICC with no credible mechanism for justice for mass crimes in sight would be an error of colossal proportions,” Kenya’s Daily Nation said in an editorial. “It is far better for member states to stay in the court and advocate reforms, rather than bolting and leaving millions on the continent unprotected by an international court which can step in when national institutions fail.”

Sijo01:
Does that mean he was no longer useful in his former Parish
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Politrik in church.

Sijo01:
Does that mean he was no longer useful in his former Parish
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Politrik in church.