Rumpelstiltskin:
Two are better than one, for if one falls, the other shall help him up. But woe to the one that is alone, for when he falls, he has no one to pull him up.

Nigeria has assisted so many countries through peace keeping operations. Why should we be too proud to ask for help? If we can accept monetary aid to combat diseases, why won't we accept military aids to combat terrorism? Why do countries form ally?

APC is right on this one.....we need all the help we can get.

God bless Nigeria.

Abugab:
What we seek and need now is to end BH activities whether singlehandedly or through cooperation.
PMB has gone to seek cooperation and it will be best for Nigeria and Nigerians that we see results in the nearest future.

We really don't need to draw comparison and start hating. We have lost too many lives already and that is already bad enough.
From the comments so far it seems most guys want the status quo to continue just because they wish PMB to fail. The fact still remains that PMB is the president and that can't be changed but to cooperate and support him is the needful Nigerians have to do.
Elections are over and we must stop the hate game and focus on going forward.
Enough said......

Rumpelstiltskin:
Two are better than one, for if one falls, the other shall help him up. But woe to the one that is alone, for when he falls, he has no one to pull him up.

Nigeria has assisted so many countries through peace keeping operations. Why should we be too proud to ask for help? If we can accept monetary aid to combat diseases, why won't we accept military aids to combat terrorism? Why do countries form ally?

condemning
APC is right on this one.....we need all the help we can get.

God bless Nigeria.

ohenhen1:
Nothing wrong with seeking assistance.

But we don't want the US coming to Nigeria to lead any military offensive. We also don't want US air strikes in Nigeria.

philaw:
lol,you are ignorant. If you are fighting the same war as your neighbour, what's wrong in cooperating and getting rid of the problem in unison

barcanista:
My brother, na one chance we de so o.
www.onechance.com

Coraje:
All u people who are praying in ur hearts that buhari will fail so as to prove that it wasn't Jonathan's fault that Nigeria got into this mess are wasting ur time cos buhari will never fail. Why r u hoping get that things will get worse for ur own country because of ur dislike for the president.
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People never critised Jonathan because we hated him. It was because we all hoped he could bring the change we wanted but he failed us. That was why we complained about his administration and kicked him out.
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Instead of you wasting ur time in looking for the president's fault, I challenge you to step up your thinking faculties and proper solutions to problems in the country at least within your jurisdiction.

petermichaels:

La "CHANGE" na!! We don change #500 wan start 2dey collect #10,#10 naira. Ha naija una sure say no b menopause we dey so? God help us! Cos if God does nt build a hous,d builders work in vain.

otunsman:
The same steps Jonathan took that you all were condemning his actions.

Rumpelstiltskin:
Two are better than one, for if one falls, the other shall help him up. But woe to the one that is alone, for when he falls, he has no one to pull him up.

Nigeria has assisted so many countries through peace keeping operations. Why should we be too proud to ask for help? If we can accept monetary aid to combat diseases, why won't we accept military aids to combat terrorism? Why do countries form ally?

APC is right on this one.....we need all the help we can get.

God bless Nigeria.

olaboy001:
One thing I love about this man is that, he is a man of action, and not a man words. For action speaks better than words.
he’ll won’t fail those that believed in him.

olaboy001:
One thing I love about this man is that, he is a man of action, and not a man words. For action speaks better than words.
he’ll won’t fail those that believed in him.

ShowYourCertificate:
It was this same Buhari that criticised the involvement of Niger and Chad in the fight against Boko Haram that's still resorting to begging them to help us in this war.


http://thenationonlineng.net/new/disgrace-neighbours-must-take-boko-haram-buhari-2/

[size=25pt]#DoubleStandard
#BabaOneChance[/size]

Abugab:
What we seek and need now is to end BH activities whether singlehandedly or through cooperation.
PMB has gone to seek cooperation and it will be best for Nigeria and Nigerians that we see results in the nearest future.

We really don't need to draw comparison and start hating. We have lost too many lives already and that is already bad enough.
From the comments so far it seems most guys want the status quo to continue just because they wish PMB to fail. The fact still remains that PMB is the president and that can't be changed but to cooperate and support him is the needful Nigerians have to do.
Elections are over and we must stop the hate game and focus on going forward.
Enough said......

barcanista:
Really? The same Buhari that Condemned Jonathan's administration for partnering with foreign soldiers?

Didn't Buhari promise to tackle BH alone? Almost 400 people have died since May 29 alone. How many more deaths before we will see to an end of this madness dear President Buhari?

sademola:
The All Progressives Congress (APC) has hailed President Muhammadu
Buhari for his shuttle diplomacy aimed at forging a stronger regional
front against the Boko Haram insurgency, saying the President should
be praised rather than pilloried for his efforts.

''Boko Haram, which started off as a Nigerian problem, has now assumed
a regional dimension, affecting many countries in West Africa.
Therefore, any solution to the crisis, if it is to endure, must be
regional in nature, with Nigeria taking the lead,'' the party said in
a statement issued in Abuja on Saturday by its National Publicity
Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed.

Besides, it said since terrorism has assumed a global dimension, no
nation, not even the superpower United States, can fight the growing
menace alone.

''This is why even in our days in opposition, we advocated a regional
solution to the crisis,'' APC said.

The party said President Buhari's trip to Niger and Chad, two of the
countries worst hit by the Boko Haram insurgency, showed that he
understands the regional dimension that the insurgency has assumed,
and that for any effort by Nigeria to yield positive results, it must
seek the cooperation of its neighbouring countries.

It urged the President not to relent in his efforts to forge a
regional front against the terrorists, despite the misguided criticism
emanating from certain quarters.

''It is baffling that some opposition politicians wanted Nigeria to go
it alone against Boko Haram, even as the terrorist group has taken its
battle beyond the shores of Nigeria, to such countries as Cameroon,
Chad and Niger. It is common knowledge that the terrorists use these
countries as launch pads for their attacks against Nigeria, and vice
versa, and that they routinely engage in cross-boundary raids.

''It is common knowledge that Boko Haram's tentacles have spread as
far as Mali, the home base of the Movement for the Unity and Jihad in
West Africa (MUJAO), a splinter group of the Al-Qaida in the Islamic
Maghreb. It is no longer a secret that Boko Haram has now affiliated
itself to the Islamic State, seeing itself as the West African chapter
of the terror group. How then can Nigeria effectively deal with Boko
Haram without seeking the assistance of other concerned countries?''
APC queried

The party reminded the critics of the President's trips to Chad and
Niger that even the United States sought and has continued to seek a
global coalition against Al-Qaida and Islamic State, despite the
country's enormous military, economic and political powers.

APC said it was particularly delighted that President Buhari has
continued to insist that the Nigerian Army is capable of leading the
fight against Boko Haram, meaning that while there is nothing wrong in
seeking the cooperation of Nigeria's neighbours, the country has no
business hiring mercenaries to lead the battle.

''That vote of confidence in our military is the first step in the
efforts of the Buhari Administration to restore the glory of the
once-globally-acclaimed Nigerian military through morale boosting
measures that will include arming and kitting the troops effectively
and caring about their welfare so that they can more effectively
tackle the terrorists,'' it said.

Alhaji Lai Mohammed
National Publicity Secretary
All Progressives Congress (APC)
Abuja, June 6th 2015

softysparky:
These people and hypocrisy. When GEJ was doing
same, they scream and criticised him but now they want to do same.


Tufiakwa APC!