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Boko Haram Attack: A Ploy For Amnesty? - Politics (4) - Nairaland

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Re: Boko Haram Attack: A Ploy For Amnesty? by Ezemust: 9:01pm On Jun 02, 2015
OrlandoOwoh:
No. I'm only trying to make you know the manipulation of the West.
as long as this group are killing with bomb and guns and its not a confentional war,then they are TERORIST
Re: Boko Haram Attack: A Ploy For Amnesty? by agarawu23(m): 9:01pm On Jun 02, 2015
jorlons:
Ending terrorism in Nigeria can be approached in two stages.

First, intensify intelligent military operations within the region. And this has to be done with all form of seriousness not like the way it was handled by the previous administration. Once you can fully minimize their activities, stage two can then be implemented and that is:

Re-orientation. Part of the problem we're facing in the north, is their gullibility, and this can be traced to the high rate of illiteracy in that region.

I tell you, you can turn an uneducated christian into an extremist, it's very easy. There has to be a way to get these northerners to go to school. Also, the muslim leaders can't afford to rest on their oars, every form of enlightenment they can give, they should.

A wide awareness campaign, in every state both in English, Arabic, and their local language should be used to enlighten these folks.

The reason I can't tell you to go and kill for Jesus is because you are learned, very sound in reasoning as a result of your education and so you can always find out on your own if truly that's what the Bible say.

Both stages can only be implemented by a serious Government, serious political and Religious leadership in the north and a general support from the entire Nation.
good one.
but are you aware of buhari's step? I think it's a good move for a start
Re: Boko Haram Attack: A Ploy For Amnesty? by Nobody: 9:06pm On Jun 02, 2015
agarawu23:
brother, this is Nigeria and the issue on ground is on the security situation but your example is another case entirely.

you can't compare how you will handle international issue with local issue. this is happening in our country and we are left to face our situation ourselves.

I asked baca.... same question but he couldn't reply due to his hypocrisy.

you as a citizen of this country, how do you think buhari can end terrorism?
You don't end terrorism with rewards for the terrorist rather you get rid of the terrorist, that is the universal standard norm.

Buhari has an in-depth knowledge about boko haram and he knows that granting amnesty to murderers isn't the way to go, smoking them out from their holes remains the hard way and the only way out.

I don't know why u keep referencing barcanista in ur response to me, my question was directed to no one else but u.

I had to ask you what u will reward an external aggressor that invades Nigeria to bring you to terms with reality that no sane government rewards killers of its citizens.

The same way Nigeria will fight all internal terrorists without let up, she will also fight all her external aggressors in like manner.
Re: Boko Haram Attack: A Ploy For Amnesty? by OrlandoOwoh(m): 9:10pm On Jun 02, 2015
Ezemust:
as long as this group are killing with bomb and guns and its not a confentional war,then they are TERORIST
In France, crimes like rape, stealing, killing and arson are committed. When they perpetrated by non-muslims, they're seen mere attacks. But when some converted French guys short some people late last year or early this year, the government called it terrorism.
Re: Boko Haram Attack: A Ploy For Amnesty? by agarawu23(m): 9:15pm On Jun 02, 2015
byrron:
You don't end terrorism with rewards for the terrorist rather you get rid of the terrorist, that is the universal standard norm.

Buhari has an in-depth knowledge about boko haram and he knows that granting amnesty to murderers isn't the way to go, smoking them out from their holes remains the hard way and the only way out.

I don't know why u keep referencing barcanista in ur response to me, my question was directed to no one else but u.

I had to ask you what u will reward an external aggressor that invades Nigeria to bring you to terms with reality that no sane government rewards killers of its citizens.

The same way Nigeria will fight all internal terrorists without let up, she will also fight all her external aggressors in like manner.
you gat a good point bro cool
Re: Boko Haram Attack: A Ploy For Amnesty? by Ezemust: 9:18pm On Jun 02, 2015
OrlandoOwoh:
In France, crimes like rape, stealing, killing and arson are committed. When they perpetrated by non-muslims, they're seen mere attacks. But when some converted French guys short some people late last year or early this year, the government called it terrorism.
they were not mere theifs.they were religioun extremist.fanatics.they are TERORIST MR MAN
Re: Boko Haram Attack: A Ploy For Amnesty? by Nobody: 9:27pm On Jun 02, 2015
agarawu23:
you gat a good point bro cool
I respect ur maturity bro.
Re: Boko Haram Attack: A Ploy For Amnesty? by agarawu23(m): 9:37pm On Jun 02, 2015
byrron:
I respect ur maturity bro.
cool
don't forget to vote me during the election cheesy
Re: Boko Haram Attack: A Ploy For Amnesty? by worksmart(m): 9:40pm On Jun 02, 2015
Re: Boko Haram Attack: A Ploy For Amnesty? by jorlons(m): 10:02pm On Jun 02, 2015
agarawu23:
good one.
but are you aware of buhari's step? I think it's a good move for a start
Yes his first step is commendable. I think it's high time we invest in education in these regions.

I'm a Niger Deltan and I can tell you that our leaders here are evil, sometimes you're moved emotionally when you think of all that could have been done for the region by the representatives of the region and how they did nothing, you'd feel like weeping. What about community heads that are heavily paid ?? What do they do with the money, other than squander them in the pleasures of life, sending their children to the most expensive schools in the world while their community rot.

Asari dokubo, Tompolo, Edwin Clark, boyloaf, Ayiri, Orubebe, GEJ are folks in the region many will follow and do according to how they are instructed by these folks. But the many who follow these ones and others not mentioned are the gullible illiterate youths.

When I look back at the amnesty deal, I remember the case of Joseph in the Bible, who was traded for money by his brothers. Our brothers traded our plight for money.

I thought they would have championed for a speedy development of the region and give a time frame for such developments to take place as the amnesty deal but NO they opted for the CASH only to cry foul with the end in sight.

Is it not shameful that some of these oil bearing communities do not have the basic amenities?? When most IOC pay huge funds to community heads and award developmental projects to them which never gets completed all because of greed.

Tomorrow Asari will go to the media and cry that the region is being enslaved by the north when infact they're the ones enslaving us well not me.

I'll always stick to the belief that the south taught the north how to be corrupt. The level of corruption here is just too much for any development to take place.
Re: Boko Haram Attack: A Ploy For Amnesty? by tociano009(m): 10:30pm On Jun 02, 2015
firstEVA:
If granting them amnesty would end the killings and bombings, so be it, afterall, Niger Delta militants were granted amnesty, what is good for the goose is good for the gander.

What we need is an end to all the killings.
see this one
Re: Boko Haram Attack: A Ploy For Amnesty? by tswitch: 11:12pm On Jun 02, 2015
firstEVA:
bacanista, come and chain this dog by the neck.

As an aside, You insult like female though, are you male, female or tranny?
Are you trying to write in English or Africanesse?

Slowpoke illiterate lowlife trying to play up.
Re: Boko Haram Attack: A Ploy For Amnesty? by tswitch: 11:15pm On Jun 02, 2015
agarawu23:
good one.
but are you aware of buhari's step? I think it's a good move for a start
Kindly explain Buhari's step.
I dont understand your statement.
Re: Boko Haram Attack: A Ploy For Amnesty? by Nobody: 7:07am On Jun 03, 2015
tswitch:
Are you trying to write in English or Africanesse?

Slowpoke illiterate lowlife trying to play up.
go to hell you man with a female soul, disgusting piece of thrash.
Re: Boko Haram Attack: A Ploy For Amnesty? by tswitch: 7:26am On Jun 03, 2015
firstEVA:
go to hell you man with a female soul, disgusting piece of thrash.
Gibberish as always.

Nitwit,where on twsitch's NL profile do you see sex mentioned.

Damn nuisance!
Re: Boko Haram Attack: A Ploy For Amnesty? by Nobody: 8:02am On Jun 03, 2015
tswitch:
Gibberish as always.

Nitwit,where on twsitch's NL profile do you see sex mentioned.

Damn nuisance!
were you going to write transgender on your profile? You know we all hate your type. Oloriburuku.
Re: Boko Haram Attack: A Ploy For Amnesty? by DRPYGRU: 6:22pm On Jul 07, 2015
Hmmm
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