oluwatosink:
Let face boko haram first before anything..
Boko haram is doing Nigeria(both Na) more harm than good..
plan on the way to stop those terrorist should be nigeria pirority now.
OK.

Olohunjedalo:

I am not your bro .
Igbos are terrorists. That’s a fact .
Now go play with sand

Jaqenhghar:

Dont hold your breath. BH is here to stay.
Can you name one bad thing that has been resolved?
Power failure
Stealing
Cultism
Armed robbery
Kidnapping
Oil bunkering
Bad roads
Shitty hospitals
Shitty education
Police brutality
Army brutality
Rioting

Olohunjedalo:

I am not your bro .
Igbos are terrorists. That’s a fact .
Now go play with sand

aminulive:


The Nigerian Army has issued a statement reacting to a recent accusation of War Crimes levelled against it reportedly by the International Criminal Court, ICC.

Below is a full statement made available to PoliticsNGR signed by the Director of Army Public Relations, Sani Kusheka;

"The attention of the Nigerian Army has been drawn to a front page news story of Daily Independent newspaper of today, Tuesday 11th December 2018, with the headline “NIGERIAN ARMY IS GUILTY OF WAR CRIMES -ICC”, written by one Austin Oboh. According to the paper, “The International Criminal Court (ICC) has ruled that Nigerian army is guilty of war crimes against humanity.”

This is not true. The Nigerian Army has not been accused of any wrong doing let alone being arraigned before any court. It is therefore wrong and sheer mischief for any person, group or newspaper to allege that the Nigerian Army has been found guilty of war crimes.

For the avoidance of doubt, yesterday, Monday 10th December 2018, the Office of the Prosecutor (OTP) of the International Criminal Court (ICC) presented the 2018 Report of her activities. Nowhere in the 78 page report titled “Report of Preliminary Examination Activities 2018” dated 5th December 2018, did she state that the Nigerian Army is guilty of any crime let alone war crimes as the newspaper alleged.Although it is true that the OTP is currently investigating allegations of human rights violations made against the Nigerian Army, that investigation is still at its preliminary stages and does not translate to standing trial, let alone being found guilty.

The Nigerian Army is aware that the office of the OTP has requested for additional information from the Federal Ministry of Justice to enable it determine appropriate steps on how to proceed with the matter. It therefore follows logically that a matter that has not been fully investigated cannot be subject of a final pronouncement by the ICC.

Please note that the Nigerian Army has been consistent in cooperating with the Federal Ministry of Justice, National Human Rights Commission and the several human rights investigative bodies established by the Presidency to review its human rights footprints specifically in the areas of operations including but not limited to the North East Zone.

Yesterday, Monday 10th December 2018 in commemoration of the International Human Rights Day, the Chief of Army Staff issued a statement affirming the commitment of the Nigerian Army to the promotion and protection of Human Rights. In which he said that “the Nigerian Army firmly believes that the promotion and protection of human rights are an essential component of our military operations.

We firmly embrace the idea and the message behind the International Human Rights Day and we are committed to doing our part to spread awareness and support for human rights every day”.

We are dismayed by the recklessness of the said newspaper in publishing such a sensationally false story and giving it undue prominence. A simple research on the website of the International Criminal Court would have provided clarity on the issue.
We urge journalists and editors to consider the national security implications of this type of publications. Our nation’s security should not be jeopardised by the desire to sell publications or cause mischief.

It is our hope that the Daily Independent newspaper will properly inform itself on the inaccuracy of its story by setting the records straight and apologise to the Nigerian Army."

https://politicsngr.com/nigerian-army-reacts-icc-accusation-war-crimes/

festacman:
My head is saying: Sofly sofly with ICC dear gallant Nigerian Army.

My heart is saying: Respect to all men and women in NA that are ready to die and in fact are dying that bloody civilians like me may live in peace. God bless you for remaining wide awake while we sleep soundly. Great sacrifice, that!

indigenous234:
[s]

What makes a group a terrorist organization?

You see my friend, common sense is not common.

Are the IDPs terrorists too? What about the Shiite Muslims?

I wonder why it's difficult for Buharideens to use their brains? Is it that it's hard to use or that the brains are not there to start with?

Oya, since you mentioned facts, let's speak facts.

What constitutes a terrorist organization? Since you mentioned IPOB a terrorist organization, tell me one single terrorist attack credited to them since their existence.[/s]

festacman:
My head is saying: Sofly sofly with ICC dear gallant Nigerian Army.

My heart is saying: Respect to all men and women in NA that are ready to die and in fact are dying that bloody civilians like me may live in peace. God bless you for remaining wide awake while we sleep soundly. Great sacrifice, that!

globalresource:


Dont call yourself a bloody civilian. You have dignity. No where in the world army called civilians "bloody civilians" it is a wrong mindset. That is why so much harassment from NA at times to the civilians

indigenous234:

[s]
What makes a group a terrorist organization?

You see my friend, common sense is not common.

Are the IDPs terrorists too? What about the Shiite Muslims?

I wonder why it's difficult for Buharideens to use their brains? Is it that it's hard to use or that the brains are not there to start with?

Oya, since you mentioned facts, let's speak facts.

What constitutes a terrorist organization? Since you mentioned IPOB a terrorist organization, tell me one single terrorist attack credited to them since their existence.[/s]

Olohunjedalo:

I am not your bro .
Igbos are terrorists. That’s a fact .
Now go play with sand

naijalander:
Bloody civilian? I'm sorry but what exactly do you have against civilians ?

festacman:

I have nothing against civilians because I am one. Just surprising that of all the things said about NA only the term "bloody civilians" attracted your attention.

nams77:

And I guess the IDP camp that was bombed they were terrorists and the women that were taped too.

It baffles me to no end how people can glibly lie in the face of concrete truth. How do dey sleep at night and is their conscience active at all.
Smh

festacman:

I have nothing against civilians because I am one. Just surprising that of all the things said about NA only the term "bloody civilians" attracted your attention.

naijalander:
The NA is a terrible outdated institution. Stop deceiving yourself.

festacman:

Give some respect to these people who die that you may live. Outdated or not they are the ones currently defending you against foreign aggression. Give them plenty accolades.

Biglittlelois:
That bomb they threw from the air into an IDP camp sometime ago saying it was a mistake and the constant rape of women and girls in IDP camps as reported should be properly investigated, authorites in the army especially Buratai should held responsible and sent to the Hague or Guantanamo Bay.

indigenous234:


Another Radarada spotted

Say that to the IDPs mistakenly killed when the terrorists NA threw a bomb in their camp. Or the unarmed Shiite Muslims and Igbos killed by the terrorist NA.

Since you think it's all about timing and not justice, i pray the terrorist NA visit their wrath on your family.. Ewu Gambia.

aminulive:


The Nigerian Army has issued a statement reacting to a recent accusation of War Crimes levelled against it reportedly by the International Criminal Court, ICC.

Below is a full statement made available to PoliticsNGR signed by the Director of Army Public Relations, Sani Kusheka;

"The attention of the Nigerian Army has been drawn to a front page news story of Daily Independent newspaper of today, Tuesday 11th December 2018, with the headline “NIGERIAN ARMY IS GUILTY OF WAR CRIMES -ICC”, written by one Austin Oboh. According to the paper, “The International Criminal Court (ICC) has ruled that Nigerian army is guilty of war crimes against humanity.”

This is not true. The Nigerian Army has not been accused of any wrong doing let alone being arraigned before any court. It is therefore wrong and sheer mischief for any person, group or newspaper to allege that the Nigerian Army has been found guilty of war crimes.

For the avoidance of doubt, yesterday, Monday 10th December 2018, the Office of the Prosecutor (OTP) of the International Criminal Court (ICC) presented the 2018 Report of her activities. Nowhere in the 78 page report titled “Report of Preliminary Examination Activities 2018” dated 5th December 2018, did she state that the Nigerian Army is guilty of any crime let alone war crimes as the newspaper alleged.Although it is true that the OTP is currently investigating allegations of human rights violations made against the Nigerian Army, that investigation is still at its preliminary stages and does not translate to standing trial, let alone being found guilty.

The Nigerian Army is aware that the office of the OTP has requested for additional information from the Federal Ministry of Justice to enable it determine appropriate steps on how to proceed with the matter. It therefore follows logically that a matter that has not been fully investigated cannot be subject of a final pronouncement by the ICC.

Please note that the Nigerian Army has been consistent in cooperating with the Federal Ministry of Justice, National Human Rights Commission and the several human rights investigative bodies established by the Presidency to review its human rights footprints specifically in the areas of operations including but not limited to the North East Zone.

Yesterday, Monday 10th December 2018 in commemoration of the International Human Rights Day, the Chief of Army Staff issued a statement affirming the commitment of the Nigerian Army to the promotion and protection of Human Rights. In which he said that “the Nigerian Army firmly believes that the promotion and protection of human rights are an essential component of our military operations.

We firmly embrace the idea and the message behind the International Human Rights Day and we are committed to doing our part to spread awareness and support for human rights every day”.

We are dismayed by the recklessness of the said newspaper in publishing such a sensationally false story and giving it undue prominence. A simple research on the website of the International Criminal Court would have provided clarity on the issue.
We urge journalists and editors to consider the national security implications of this type of publications. Our nation’s security should not be jeopardised by the desire to sell publications or cause mischief.

It is our hope that the Daily Independent newspaper will properly inform itself on the inaccuracy of its story by setting the records straight and apologise to the Nigerian Army."

https://politicsngr.com/nigerian-army-reacts-icc-accusation-war-crimes/

festacman:

Give some respect to these people who die that you may live. Outdated or not they are the ones currently defending you against foreign aggression. Give them plenty accolades.

Olohunjedalo:

I am not your bro .
Igbos are terrorists. That’s a fact .
Now go play with sand

bamasite:
A dingbat you are, I won't trade words with a _tw*at. Remove the *
Honda end of discussion!

Modified:
I don't know why the bot Will modify the only word that best describes this nitwit!!