sapoyoro:

oloriburuku ni e walahi...
aye e majona last last ni.
despite reading the chat,you will still go outside this thread shouting "sai baba"
ko ni da fun gbogbo yin.

deomelo:



All your evil and gutter incantations, back to the sender and much much more.


You are not any different from the lazy and unpatriotic cowards crying and chanting their worthless and usual anti-Nigerian rubbish.

The young man RIP was a true Nigerian HERO, he fought, bled and died fighting for his dear country and regardless of our feelings about Nigerian and her shortcomings, he should be celebrated as a true Nigerian hero, not the idiotic coward rubbish you cowards are ranting all over the place.


It's really sad that you unpatriotic elements always find a way to turn everything into your usual religious, tribal and unpatriotic nonsense, the young man fought for Nigeria, not for any religion, tribe or ethnicity.

That young man was a million times a brave man than you losers.

You people disgust me sometimes.

deomelllo:





Thank God that young man was a strong, brave and patriotic Nigerian, unlike you weak, unpatriotic, religious bigots and tribal elements on the internet.

deomelo:



All your evil and gutter incantations, back to the sender and much much more.


You are not any different from the lazy and unpatriotic cowards crying and chanting their worthless and usual anti-Nigerian rubbish.

The young man RIP was a true Nigerian HERO, he fought, bled and died fighting for his dear country and regardless of our feelings about Nigerian and her shortcomings, he should be celebrated as a true Nigerian hero, not the idiotic coward rubbish you cowards are ranting all over the place.


It's really sad that you unpatriotic elements always find a way to turn everything into your usual religious, tribal and unpatriotic nonsense, the young man fought for Nigeria, not for any religion, tribe or ethnicity.

That young man was a million times a brave man than you losers.

You people disgust me sometimes.

IamJames:


Hmm... Did you read the chat? You claimed the young man fought, bled and died for his country, the same country that hire terrorists to go kill them, right? Did you read in the chat where they said the government is covering so many things? After reading all these you still have the mind to hail this same government that's sending our young able-bodied soldiers to their early grave. Ahh... Dude you're heartless ooo.

Konki:


A single prayer for you :

May your bravery and heroism be like his' this year?

Let me hear a loud AMEN from you, a hypocritical political praise singer?

Konki:



.... And you stronger patriotic Nigerian hiding behind your keyboard!

"Hiss"

deomelo:




That I have no problem with because I'm not a sad coward and anti-Nigerian element like you.

deomelo:
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Keep quiet, your country's failings and shortcomings doesn't mean you should lose your sense of country and patriotic spirit, it doesn't mean the Nigeria the young man bled and died for should be turned into a carnival full of cowards, ignorant people, tribal and religious bigots so glad to bore us with their usual anti Nigerian rubbish.

If you hate Nigeria so much, leave Nigeria and for another country of your choice. It's not by force to be a citizen of NIGERIA.

deomelo:
[s][/s]



Keep quiet, your country's failings and shortcomings doesn't mean you should lose your sense of country and patriotic spirit, it doesn't mean the Nigeria the young man bled and died for should be turned into a carnival full of cowards, ignorant people, tribal and religious bigots so glad to bore us with their usual anti Nigerian rubbish.

If you hate Nigeria so much, leave Nigeria and for another country of your choice. It's not by force to be a citizen of NIGERIA.

deomelo:



All your evil and gutter incantations, back to the sender and much much more.


You are not any different from the lazy and unpatriotic cowards crying and chanting their worthless and usual anti-Nigerian rubbish.

The young man RIP was a true Nigerian HERO, he fought, bled and died fighting for his dear country and regardless of our feelings about Nigerian and her shortcomings, he should be celebrated as a true Nigerian hero, not the idiotic coward rubbish you cowards are ranting all over the place.


It's really sad that you unpatriotic elements always find a way to turn everything into your usual religious, tribal and unpatriotic nonsense, the young man fought for Nigeria, not for any religion, tribe or ethnicity.

That young man was a million times a brave man than you losers.

You people disgust me sometimes.

IamJames:
This is Ifeanyi Oseh, popular known as Fly G by his comrades. He was killed on Saturday as his unit fought Boko Haram.

MahatmaGhandi:

Remember when El Rufai said every northerner killed during the insurgency against boko haram is a debt that would be repaid. Well now you have it, your sons and daughters are being sacrificed and I bet the plotters are having a good laugh.

austinsmat:
No more R.I.P for any southern soldiers kill in northeast bcoz he committed suicide.

deomelo:
[s][/s]



Keep quiet, your country's failings and shortcomings doesn't mean you should lose your sense of country and patriotic spirit, it doesn't mean the Nigeria the young man bled and died for should be turned into a carnival full of cowards, ignorant people, tribal and religious bigots so glad to bore us with their usual anti Nigerian rubbish.

If you hate Nigeria so much, leave Nigeria and for another country of your choice. It's not by force to be a citizen of NIGERIA.

sapoyoro:

oloriburuku ni e walahi...
aye e majona last last ni.
despite reading the chat,you will still go outside this thread shouting "sai baba"
ko ni da fun gbogbo yin.

deomelo:
[s][/s]



Keep quiet, your country's failings and shortcomings doesn't mean you should lose your sense of country and patriotic spirit, it doesn't mean the Nigeria the young man bled and died for should be turned into a carnival full of cowards, ignorant people, tribal and religious bigots so glad to bore us with their usual anti Nigerian rubbish.

If you hate Nigeria so much, leave Nigeria and for another country of your choice. It's not by force to be a citizen of NIGERIA.

sean079:



Wherever and whoever your, here these words:

It shall not be well with you

Konki:


So be it as you claimed.

We should stop playing nepotistic politics with precious lives!

IamJames:


Truly there's something wrong with you young man. You didn't call out your useless government is hiring terrorists like the soldier said in the chat to wipe them out. Yours is be patriotic even when your employer (government) is killing you. Well done. We're lending our voices to ask the young soldiers to pull out from the useless war. If you're so patriotic, go enlist to fight the war for your country.

deomelo:



Do you know the meaning of nepotism?


Obviously, you don't

Beremx:
Lalasticlala, this thread deserves front page. I am so in tears right now.

Konki:

Check the names of those [Mainly southerners] favored to be wasted by Boko and read the full meaning of Nepotism.!

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/10/nepotism-mother-corruption/amp/

deomelllo:




What's nepotism got to do with the topic?


Must be ignorance.

President Buhari was the first in Nigeria’s history to announce that he would make nepotism an official policy of his government (refer to his 97%/5% formula). He declared that far away in Washington DC when he made his first post-victory trip to America. He has followed his word to the letter. He loaded both his “kitchen cabinet” and various “juicy” agencies and departments of the Federal Government disproportionately with Muslim Northerners, especially people from his close circuit.

Three such appointments caught my attention specially. The first was the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, where he initially positioned his family member, Hajiya Amina Zakari as Acting Chairman in June 2015, before bringing in his close associate, Professor Mahmood Yakubu, to take over as substantive National Chairman. With the way the INEC is currently composed, it will be easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for Buhari to lose any election, particularly the 2019 election. Yes, he will contest.

Next, he turned to the Army where he chose Lt-General Tukur Buratai as an active operational Chief. No one is arguing about Buratai’s military skills, but no one can also say he is the only one with military skills in the Army. In spite of question-marks over some Dubai properties, Buratai remains in the saddle, in a regime in which the military has become more visible in civilian roles than the Police It is left to be seen what an Army that was ruthlessly deployed against unarmed Sheikh Ibrahim El Zakzaky’s Shiite Muslim sect and the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, will do if the Nigerian people decide to vote out the President in 2019.