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Re: Leader Of Ambazonnia Abducted By Gunmen In Abuja by verydark: 5:04pm On Jan 07, 2018
GavelSlam:
So the issue of Boko Haram doesn't bother you?
not realy.what can we do.?

they have more money than us to bribe poor people.

we just keep killing them and make the price to attack us more expensive.

when bokos see their people been killed like flies,they will demand more money from those that send them.

at the long run,it will be too expensive to hire this boko fighters.
Re: Leader Of Ambazonnia Abducted By Gunmen In Abuja by GavelSlam: 5:08pm On Jan 07, 2018
verydark:
not realy.what can we do.?

they have more money than us to bribe poor people.

we just keep killing them and make the price to attack us more expensive.

when bokos see their people been killed like flies,they will demand more money from those that send them.

at the long run,it will be too expensive to hire this boko fighters.
You don't really need to hire them .

You sell them an ideology and an addiction and they would volunteer.

Not so expensive.
Re: Leader Of Ambazonnia Abducted By Gunmen In Abuja by verydark: 5:11pm On Jan 07, 2018
GavelSlam:
You don't really need to hire them .

You sell them an ideology and an addiction and they would volunteer.

Not so expensive.
it will become expensive.you have to train them too.

you just dont put weapons in somebodys hands and send them to go attack.

nigerian army have learned ambush too.

if they send a unexperienced fighter to go fight,thats automatical death sentence.

nigerian army is not going back to the baracks any soon.next is world war.peace is over.
Re: Leader Of Ambazonnia Abducted By Gunmen In Abuja by cstr1001: 5:19pm On Jan 07, 2018
naptu2:
You guys remind me of a debate on TV between my late former professor and Admiral Aduwo.

(My former professor has a very short temper and he once encouraged us, when he was HOD, to beat up lecturers who refuse to release our results).

Cameroon invaded some Nigerian villages in 1982 and killed some villagers. Admiral Aduwo was chief of naval staff at that time. It seemed like there was going to be war between Nigeria and Cameroon, but the two governments resolved the problem diplomatically.

My professor was angry. He said that it was that incident that emboldened the Cameroonians to challenge us in later years.

Admiral Aduwo said that he had information which the professor did not have at that time. He said that, yes Nigeria had a stronger military and could have invaded Cameroon, but that they got intelligence reports that France was going to send a destroyer to Cameroon and indeed they did.

The professor said, "And so what?" He said that Nigeria should have attacked France if it got involved. He was so angry. Admiral Aduwo was in shock. I was laughing my head off at home because I knew exactly how the professor was.
If Nigeria had played her game right with regards to military acquisitions, france would no longer be a factor by now in our foreign policy.

There are countries in africa that france can not dare invade or interfer. The military cost would be too great for them.

Countries like Algeria, Egypt or even Ethiopia. And these countries are not richer than Nigeria, but far smarter.

Like i said before with smart leadership, you can eat your cake and still have it.
Re: Leader Of Ambazonnia Abducted By Gunmen In Abuja by Olabestonic001(m): 5:24pm On Jan 07, 2018
cleatoris:
You should be more worried to know that oppressed freedom fighters and human rights advocates can not flee to your country for refuge and feel safe.

I doubt if you even sleep at night with your two eyes closed...that is if bokoharam or Buhari's herdsmen
have not already sacked your community.
If you know African politics, you'll be grateful that Nigeria hates foreigners living in Nigeria meddling in their home country politics.
Re: Leader Of Ambazonnia Abducted By Gunmen In Abuja by cleatoris: 7:28pm On Jan 07, 2018
cstr1001:
The Nigerian govt can never get their foreign policy right. They were jubilating that they voted for palestianians as if that would help them in anyway.
You would expect the Nigerian govt by now to be actively involved in the southern cameroons. Prop up secessionists there, provide covert monetary support and protect their leader especially when he is in your country , in the hope of re-integrating them back into Nigeria, expand our territory, and dealing a blow to cameroon at the same time.
This play book has been used many times throughout world history including recently when Russia claimed crimea, yet Nigeria will always fumble.
The guy probably came to Nigeria given how Nigeria is supposed to be on their side given everything we stand to gain only to end up being kidnapped.
What a terrible failure of a nation.
My points exactly.

Unfortunately Nigeria is ruled by a crude aboki that only care about the interests of Muslims and herdsmen.
Re: Leader Of Ambazonnia Abducted By Gunmen In Abuja by TheCongo2: 5:50am On Jan 08, 2018
South Cameroonians want to integrate Nigeria while Biafrans want to leave Nigeria ....
Re: Leader Of Ambazonnia Abducted By Gunmen In Abuja by joeyfire(m): 6:01am On Jan 08, 2018
Na wa o. So after the Europeans granted independence to Paul Biya and Buhari's generation when they were young men, they don't want to hear anything about self determination even after 5 decades.

Let us pray that agitators in different countries don't become violent and enter into alliances with one another.
Re: Leader Of Ambazonnia Abducted By Gunmen In Abuja by eunisam: 7:20am On Jan 08, 2018
cleatoris:
...A very porous country.
With failed institutions that only protect terror herdsmen.
over porosity dey worry Nigeria. them no even sabi their borders self
Re: Leader Of Ambazonnia Abducted By Gunmen In Abuja by atango(m): 9:31am On Jan 08, 2018
It would be interesting to know what they would be charged for. Holding of a meeting without notifying the authorities? Why was the police not used if it was a case of breaking the laws of the land?
I thought Nigeria was a Liberal and democratic country where human rights and freedoms are respected. Why use the DSS armed to the teeth to effect the arrest? Was the government expecting the group to be armed and ready to resist arrest? Is the group considered a terrorist organisation?

So you think it is ok to go to a neighbouring country to discuss how to push your home government out of power?

We're they given assurances or clearance to do so?

Do you realise what you are really talking about ?

Are you speaking out of hate for the government or what is right to do?
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Re: Leader Of Ambazonnia Abducted By Gunmen In Abuja by Nobody: 9:34am On Jan 08, 2018
Some people have stated in this forum that the Ambazonnians want to be a part of Nigeria. There's no truth in this. I have listened to the Ambazonnia leaders. They are fighting for a separate state independent from Cameroon. I agree that Nigeria can take advantage and win back the lost Bakassi island. But to me the Nigerian government will always flee from any the that will render them vulnerable to the Biafra Agitation.
Re: Leader Of Ambazonnia Abducted By Gunmen In Abuja by TheCongo2: 3:28am On Jan 09, 2018
jomonic:
Some people have stated in this forum that the Ambazonnians want to be a part of Nigeria. There's no truth in this. I have listened to the Ambazonnia leaders. They are fighting for a separate state independent from Cameroon. I agree that Nigeria can take advantage and win back the lost Bakassi island. But to me the Nigerian government will always flee from any the that will render them vulnerable to the Biafra Agitation.
They wanted to be part on Nigeria but Obasanjo wasn't interested in them in 2001. That is why they resolved to have their own country
Re: Leader Of Ambazonnia Abducted By Gunmen In Abuja by atango(m): 9:58pm On Jan 09, 2018
[quote author=naptu2 post=63971642]https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2018/01/07/gunmen-abduct-cameroon-separatist-leader-in-abuja/


The Nigerian government should not break the brotherly relationship that have always existed between Nigerians and Southern cameronians

the arrest of unarmed southern cameroons leaders by heavily armed Nigerian government agents was a show of aggression that have shocked most southern cameronians around the world. the feeling of betrayal is high because most southern cameronians have always considered Nigeria as a second home. the shock and frustration is turning to anger in many towns and they are already calls by some hot headed people who cannot manage their frustration and anger for retaliation by attacking Nigerian businesses and families. Though many reasonable southern cameronians would not fall for this cheap campaign the risk of something stupid happening is high, in fact very high.
Despite separating from Nigeria in 1961, in a fraudulent plebiscite organised by the United Nations Southern cameroonians have always maintained their attachment to Nigeria through business and education. In 2015, Nigeria exported goods amounting to 732 million dollars to Cameroon. Of this amount, I suspect over $500 was consumed by southern cameronians. The trade between these two people is huge. In addition to trade the people of Southern Cameroons and Nigeria share many common values. The trade and hospitality shown to Nigerians by Southern cameronians disturbed the francophone government in Yaounde in the 1990s at the height of the Nigerian movie industry that a senior French speaking government official who visited Kumba in southern cameroons thought he was in Nigeria. He was so shocked that he recommended that something be done to break the relationship with Nigeria. Soon after a campaign of harassment of Nigerian businessmen began but quickly failed because many southern cameronians gave cover to their fellow English speaking Nigerians. Such was the relationship and it was expected that the same hospitality will be shown southern cameronians by Nigerians if circumstances demanded. It was thus shocking for many to see the Nigerian government show such aggression towards people who ran to Nigeria to seek refuge in the belief that they were among their kind and thus safe.
Re: Leader Of Ambazonnia Abducted By Gunmen In Abuja by atango(m): 10:18am On Jan 10, 2018
cleatoris:
You should be more worried to know that oppressed freedom fighters and human rights advocates can not flee to your country for refuge and feel safe.

I doubt if you even sleep at night with your two eyes closed...that is if bokoharam or Buhari's herdsmen have not already sacked your community.
THE ABDUCTION OF CAMEROON DISSIDENTS IN ABUJA: A PROTEST

General Buhari is a specialist at kidnapping and abduction. In the months following the military takeover which brought him and Tunde Idiagbon to power an attempt was made to kidnap Umaru Dikko in the UK and to smuggle him out of London through Heathrow airport in diplomatic luggage.

The plan was simple but deadly. An Israeli anaesthetist was hired to anaesthetize their target and stay with him in the big box which was the Nigerian diplomatic luggage. Unfortunately, police dogs at the airport were able to sniff it and Umaru Dikko was rescued.

It is therefore not surprising that Buhari's military instincts in the era of brutal dictatorship are still very alive. Nigeria must not allow this man to ruin the reputation of this country.

It is no secret to all Nigerians that the Anglophone people of the Cameroons are maltreated by their francophone counterparts. I studied with many Cameroonian in Uniben and UI and the stories I knew about that country were the same from two sets of people in different locations. Cameroon is a perpetual police state where rights are abused, elections are rigged and extra judicial killings abound. We Nigerians have embraced a thriving democratic culture and must not condone our government's attempt to promote tyranny on the continent.

On Friday 5 January, elements of our secret service, working in tandem with the police state of Cameroon kidnapped twelve dissidents from a hotel in Abuja. The plane and everything needed to hand the dissidents over to Cameroon had been finalized, but a Brigadier General cautioned that some time be given, because he feared that they will be executed summarily. The cost of the operation was 500,000 USD, cash, paid when the Cameroon minister of interior last came to Abuja.

My Fellow Citizens, it is no news that our country has suffered Hunan rights abuse before and saw people like Ken Sari Wiwa hanged, Shehu Musa Yaradua injected with a poisoned needle, with Obasanjo only surviving narrowly from the poisoned needle of Colonel Yakassai, etc. The God fearing people of Nigeria should think of the pain they once suffered under Abacha and not allow such pain to be visited on the Anglophones in Cameroon.

I am making this very loud call to the President of the FRN to desist from adding salt to the injuries of the English speaking people of Cameroon. In the days ahead, I will personally mastermind an international campaign against the Federal Govt if steps are not taken to release the twelve dissidents. Buhari should not give Nigeria a bad name. We are freedom loving and peace loving.

Osagie Dare, Esq.
Ikoyi, Lagos
Nigeria
Re: Leader Of Ambazonnia Abducted By Gunmen In Abuja by Ndipe(m): 7:53am On Sep 11, 2021
While Igboland wants to secede from Nigeria and be an independent nation (Biafra) another part of Cameroon wants to secede from their country to be in Nigeria, what an irony.
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