₦airaland Forum

laffytaffy1:
The saddest thing is that he is going to chad of all places to beg for arms ordinary chad!!! Babaonecchace is really disgracing nigeria I swear.

biafransoul:
Don't blame him. You know it's traditional for abokis to beg even from a child. Mr Buhari, please stop running and come back home cos your is under attack

Says the Igbo who are begging for crumbs all over the country from the same people they hate so much. It must SUCK to be Igbo forced to swallow your own vomit daily, yet with no hope of ever ruling the same country.

You beg Buhari today, you beg Ambode tomorrow, next thing is to prostrate and beg the Sultan. Shameless Almajiris. Bloody losers.

QuotaSystem:
Begging?

Says the Igbo are begging for crumbs all over the country from the same people they hate so much. It must SUCK to be Igbo forced to swallow your own vomit daily, yet with no hope of ever ruling the same country.

You beg Buhari today, you beg Ambode tomorrow, next thing is to prostate and beg the Sultan. Shameless Almajiris. Bloody losers.

biafransoul:
So tell me my friend, who is the real beggar?

QuotaSystem:
Begging?

Says the Igbo are begging for crumbs all over the country from the same people they hate so much. It must SUCK to be Igbo forced to swallow your own vomit daily, yet with no hope of ever ruling the same country.

You beg Buhari today, you beg Ambode tomorrow, next thing is to prostate and beg the Sultan. Shameless Almajiris. Bloody losers.

QuotaSystem:
You had to Photoshop when I gave you live pictures of your ELDERS begging Hausas and Yoruba that they hate? Exactly my point, helpless beggars!

Besides you must be so confused to claim Biafra, and yet you are worried about Nigeria's affairs. Stockholm syndrome?

biafransoul:
Since his inauguration as the President and the noticeable increase in Boko haram attacks in Borno state, the president, Mr Buhari, rather than fight. The enemies chose to run to Chad and will be running farther to Sudan today.
At least Gej stayed back in the country and even danced at a rally but this so called agent of 'change' chose to run away. What a shame!

CSTR2:
Why won't he?
Biafra is still under Nigerian control.
So yes we have to worry about the decisions of Daura President.

TheOtherview:
GEJ danced on the graves on the deceased alright.

When I say some of you, TANoids, have become unhinged - people think I am joking. Do we need any further proof than your emboldened statement?

biafransoul:
Mr man, where is your president? At least Gej stayed but baba one chance being a coward chose to run away to you know where? Chad of all places and you still have the temerity to even blame Gej. Should we now call Gej to come to the rescue?

Chad president accuses Nigeria of failing to help fight Boko Haram

27 March 2015

Chad's President Idriss Deby has accused Nigeria of downplaying the threat from Boko Haram and failing to cooperate with the regional coalition battling the jihadists, saying there had been zero contact between their armies.

"The whole world is asking why the Nigerian army, which is a big army... is not in a position to stand up to untrained kids armed with Kalashnikovs," Deby told French magazine Le Point, in an interview published this week.

Chad, Cameroon and Niger have joined forces since January to battle Boko Haram, whose insurgency has claimed more than 13,000 lives in northern Nigeria since 2009.

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Chadian soldiers stand next to armoured vehicles at the border between Nigeria and Cameroon, some 40 km from Maltam, as part of a military contingent against the armed Islamist group Boko Haram on January 21, 2015 ©Ali Kaya (AFP/File)

But Deby said he was baffled by the Nigerian government's lack of cooperation with the offensive.

"Two months after the start of this war, we have not had any direct contact with the Nigerian army units on the ground," he told the French weekly.

"We would have hoped to have at least one Nigerian unit with us. It was even a direct request to the Nigerian government, but for reasons that escape us, up to now we have been unable to work together."

Not wishing to be seen as foreign occupiers, Chadian troops have had to abandon towns they have taken from Boko Haram forces, letting the jihadists return.

"The Chadian army is fighting alone in its part of the Nigerian interior and that is a problem. We have had to retake certain towns twice," Deby told Le Point.

"We are forced to abandon them and Boko Haram returns, and we have to go back. That has a human and material cost."

- 'Too serious to ignore' -

Deby also criticised Nigeria's President Goodluck Jonathan, who is seeking re-election on Saturday, for downplaying the Boko Haram threat and attempting doomed peace talks in October.

"I told President Goodluck not to open negotiations with terrorists ... but it was a political choice," said Deby, adding that Boko Haram were only using the talks to buy time and regroup.

"It has become something too serious for Nigerians to ignore. The blood of the dead that we have been counting every day for the past few years demands attention."

Deby said Boko Haram's actions now amounted to "genocide" and estimated the group had some 20,000 fighters.

He told Le Point he was not surprised by Boko Haram's recent swearing of allegiance to the Islamic State group, saying they had been working together for some time.

"(IS) has always trained young people from Boko Haram in the use of explosives, the use of heavy weapons and armoured vehicles. They are trained by (IS) in Libya... and are then sent to Nigeria," he said.

"I'm not surprised that (Boko Haram leader) Abubakar Shekau, who has difficulties at the moment... is trying to make people believe that he only just made contact with them."

He called for a mixed multi-national force to be established as quickly as possible, with UN and African Union backing, and said he hoped a conference of central and west African countries in early April would lead to a larger coalition.

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Chadian President Idriss Deby Itno attends the last day of the International Forum on Peace and Security in Africa in Dakar, on December 16, 2014 ©Seyllou Binani (AFP/File)

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The leader of the Islamist extremist group Boko Haram Abubakar Shekau ©- (Boko Haram/AFP/File)

biafransoul:
Since his inauguration as the President and the noticeable increase in Boko haram attacks in Borno state, the president, Mr Buhari, rather than fight the enemies chose to run to Chad and will be running farther to Sudan today.
At least Gej stayed back in the country and even danced at a rally but this so called agent of 'change' chose to run away. What a shame!

biafransoul:
Since his inauguration as the President and the noticeable increase in Boko haram attacks in Borno state, the president, Mr Buhari, rather than fight the enemies chose to run to Chad and will be running farther to Sudan today.
At least Gej stayed back in the country and even danced at a rally but this so called agent of 'change' chose to run away. What a shame!

biafransoul:
Since his inauguration as the President and the noticeable increase in Boko haram attacks in Borno state, the president, Mr Buhari, rather than fight the enemies chose to run to Chad and will be running farther to Sudan today.
At least Gej stayed back in the country and even danced at a rally but this so called agent of 'change' chose to run away. What a shame!