okosodo: I do not blame. It is because we are still taking their shit, that is why they still have mouth to talk

slimghost: Imbeciles!!!! The end of the wicked is near. Hausa/Fulani, you cant enslave us anymore.

slimghost: Imbeciles!!!! The end of the wicked is near. Hausa/Fulani, you cant enslave us anymore.

solopumpy227:



You guys are kids. Showing hatred towards Hausa/Fulani for their many "sins" is not helping President Jonathan and his FG.

You guys talking bravely and fighting the war with your key-boards in the comfort of your rooms. I can assure you the Main Man has, probably, not slept for two hours in the last two days. War is not a tea party and when you are left with the option of turning guns against your own people then you there will be weaknesses in your strength.

State of emergency: Lawmaker calls for dissolution of committee on Boko Haram’s amnesty
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1 2 3 4 5 (0 votes)раскрутка сайтов MEMBER of House of Representatives, representing Jos East and Jos South Federal Constituency of Plateau State, Honourable Bitrus Kaze, has commended President Goodluck Jonathan for mustering the courage to declare emergency rule in Borno, Adamawa and Yobe states, to stem tide of insecurity and called for the dissolution of Kabiru Turaki-led Committee on Boko Haram Amnesty. The federal lawmaker, in a statement, said the declaration of the state of emergency was long overdue, considering the insecurity threatening the national territorial integrity.

Kaze, who pointed out the primary purpose of government anywhere in the world was the security and welfare of its citizens, added that the recurrent and rather frequent declaration of emergency rule in Nigeria by the Federal Government since return to constitutional democracy in 1999, was however self-indicting.

Said he: “ While commending Mr President again for exhibiting constitutional diligence by sparing all democratic structures in the affected states, the recurrent and rather frequent declaration of emergency rule in Nigeria by the Federal Government since our return to constitutional democracy in 1999, was, however, self-indicting.

“ Under the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria as amended, the state security apparatus including the military, the Police, the State Security Services, the Civil Defence Corps and even the Road Traffic Wardens are entirely federal establishments. If any tier of government should be blamed more for failing to adequately tackle prolonged security challenges nationwide, it is the Federal Government.”

Kaze, thereby, implored President Jonathan to go the whole hog and disband the Kabiru Turaki-led Committee on Boko Haram Amnesty, adding that it was no longer tenable, because of the decalaration of state of emergency.

”Having declared of emergency rule, the prospects for achieving peace by granting amnesty to remorseless and ever rampaging terrorists has been invariably jettisoned. A band of terrorists who have categorically declined amnesty plans directed at them and who instead are beginning to overrun some parts of the country ought not to and must not be entertained in any form dialogued if the purpose of the emergency rule must be achieved,” he said.

mikeansy: If they are saying that War on Boko Haram is war of North then they are indirectly suggesting that Boko Haram is equal to North.

If the North believes in Boko Haram then they should in clear terms seek the creation of an autonomous region where the values Boko Haram stand for is practised!

But so long as they refuse to do the above then the President has the support of the rest of Nigeria to use all tools within his means to defend the Nation's sovereignty

lacasa: Keyboard warriors full here



GEJ is ​ sooo​ Gone 2015

lacasa: Keyboard warriors full here



GEJ is ​ sooo​ Gone 2015

slimghost:

Senseless post from a clown. Whats your point kid?

solopumpy227:

I am sorry Sir. But the last time I checked, recruitment into the Nigerian Armed Forces is by quota system and there are 19 States in the North Sir.

I am also worried that there are reports that in several cases in Bornu BH usually get to know of Nigerian Army's plans before they are executed.

The most difficult war is fighting your "own" (an enemy within). For your reference you can pick any book on Nigerian coups and you will understand many possible outcomes of this expedition.

solopumpy227:

I am sorry Sir. But the last time I checked, recruitment into the Nigerian Armed Forces is by quota system and there are 19 States in the North Sir.

I am also worried that there are reports that in several cases in Bornu BH usually get to know of Nigerian Army's plans before they are executed.

The most difficult war is fighting your "own" (an enemy within). For your reference you can pick any book on Nigerian coups and you will understand many possible outcomes of this expedition.