GeneralFarouq:

Pls how many of these l-39s Do wenow have active.

Whyem15:
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GeneralFarouq:

Not long ago British govt face 1 million pounds to retrain sars, I probably was wasted or embezzled, now Qatar is given us her own... I hope they spend it well

GeneralFarouq:

Not long ago British govt face 1 million pounds to retrain sars, I probably was wasted or embezzled, now Qatar is given us her own... I hope they spend it well

youghs:


How did you know that the 1 million pounds were embezzled or wasted?

GeneralFarouq:

First of all am cautious with words... That why I used "Probably"
Secondly, it was " probably"wasted in tatining sars whose training was
1. Wrongly utilised (abandoned their core mandate and began to man roadblocks collecting money)
2. Became terror on civilians whom they ought to protect...

If u send a child to school and and after graduation, he goes smoking weed, haven't u wasted ur money?

Toju200:

The Coalition Against Terrorism and Extremism (CATE) has declared that the North-East region is closer to safety following the killing of high-ranking Boko Haram commander, Amir Goni Maina.

Goni Maina was the acclaimed Governor of Lake Chad Tumbuns.

GeneralFarouq:



If u send a child to school and and after graduation, he goes smoking weed, haven't u wasted ur money?

BabaOwen:
This your story no get source o

If the North east is truly safe as the FG wants us to believe, the Borno state Gov. won't be asking the FG to let machineries com and help the Nigerian military fight in this war against terrorism.

So what you're pasting is nothing but propaganda by the FG led by the incompetent GMB.

People in zabamari can't go to their farms again to harvest their crops. Zabamari has been attack again by the terrorists after the first attack... The Nigerian army is a big joke

BabaOwen:
Some of the witnesses told SaharaReporters that the terrorists came to the area but nobody was killed or abducted as people fled their homes.


The last has not been heard of the Boko Haram terrorists' onslaught on Zabarmari community in Jere Local Government Area of Borno State as the insurgents invaded rice farms on Thursday, shooting sporadically to scare away the residents.

Some of the witnesses told SaharaReporters that the terrorists came to the area but nobody was killed or abducted as people fled their homes.

Last Saturday, Boko Haram inflicted one of the greatest casualty figures in the state by slaughtering no fewer than 78 rice farmers in the community – an incident that has attracted national and global condemnation.


One of the residents, Ishaya Ahmed, said women who were on their way to farm on Thursday first caught a glimpse of the terrorists.

"While some of our women and girls were on their way to the farm on Thursday, they came across the Boko Haram in large numbers, moving in a single line from north to south and, at the sight of the women, they began to shoot sporadically into the air to scare people away.

"So, the women froze at the gunshots and could not proceed to the farms. They had to return. I think the insurgents spared them because they were women. If we, the men, had followed them, they might have killed us."


A community leader in Zabarmari, who did not want his name to be mentioned, told SaharaReporters that boys and men were affected in the Saturday's gruesome murder.

"Some of them were newly-weds," he said. "Some with very young families. Others were mostly school-age boys while some were hired to harvest the farm for some fee. We heard the rumours that women were also killed, but it is not true."

Meanwhile, a woman in the community who lost her husband during the attack, said: "We got married eight months ago. I don't have a child, and I don't have any business I am doing. I only survive by what my husband makes from the farm. At the moment, I am staying with my mother since the death of my husband."

The Senate earlier on Tuesday called on the president to fire the service chiefs who have failed to secure Nigerians while the House of Representatives summoned the president to brief the house on the mass murder.

The Borno State governor, Babagana Zulum, who seemed to have lost trust on Nigerian armed forces, had on Monday asked the president to engage the services of mercenaries to fight Boko Haram.

"One of our recommendations as possible solutions to end the insurgency is the immediate recruitment of our youths into military and paramilitary services to complement the efforts of the Nigerian forces," he said. "Our third recommendation is for the President to engage the services of mercenaries to clear the entire Sambisa forest."


https://saharareporters.com/2020/12/04/exclusive-panic-boko-haram-returns-zabarmari-shoots-air

BabaOwen:
Some of the witnesses told SaharaReporters that the terrorists came to the area but nobody was killed or abducted as people fled their homes.


The last has not been heard of the Boko Haram terrorists' onslaught on Zabarmari community in Jere Local Government Area of Borno State as the insurgents invaded rice farms on Thursday, shooting sporadically to scare away the residents.

Some of the witnesses told SaharaReporters that the terrorists came to the area but nobody was killed or abducted as people fled their homes.

Last Saturday, Boko Haram inflicted one of the greatest casualty figures in the state by slaughtering no fewer than 78 rice farmers in the community – an incident that has attracted national and global condemnation.


One of the residents, Ishaya Ahmed, said women who were on their way to farm on Thursday first caught a glimpse of the terrorists.

"While some of our women and girls were on their way to the farm on Thursday, they came across the Boko Haram in large numbers, moving in a single line from north to south and, at the sight of the women, they began to shoot sporadically into the air to scare people away.

"So, the women froze at the gunshots and could not proceed to the farms. They had to return. I think the insurgents spared them because they were women. If we, the men, had followed them, they might have killed us."


A community leader in Zabarmari, who did not want his name to be mentioned, told SaharaReporters that boys and men were affected in the Saturday's gruesome murder.

"Some of them were newly-weds," he said. "Some with very young families. Others were mostly school-age boys while some were hired to harvest the farm for some fee. We heard the rumours that women were also killed, but it is not true."

Meanwhile, a woman in the community who lost her husband during the attack, said: "We got married eight months ago. I don't have a child, and I don't have any business I am doing. I only survive by what my husband makes from the farm. At the moment, I am staying with my mother since the death of my husband."

The Senate earlier on Tuesday called on the president to fire the service chiefs who have failed to secure Nigerians while the House of Representatives summoned the president to brief the house on the mass murder.

The Borno State governor, Babagana Zulum, who seemed to have lost trust on Nigerian armed forces, had on Monday asked the president to engage the services of mercenaries to fight Boko Haram.

"One of our recommendations as possible solutions to end the insurgency is the immediate recruitment of our youths into military and paramilitary services to complement the efforts of the Nigerian forces," he said. "Our third recommendation is for the President to engage the services of mercenaries to clear the entire Sambisa forest."


https://saharareporters.com/2020/12/04/exclusive-panic-boko-haram-returns-zabarmari-shoots-air

Toju200:
nigga it has o many soilders confirmed it..the guy was killed by airstrike.
I first saw it on Twitter by David Otto
Then Deji
Also other soilders I'm following has confirmed it.
Now CATE.
Does it hurt you when we record victories like this

Toju200:
nigga it has o many soilders confirmed it..the guy was killed by airstrike.
I first saw it on Twitter by David Otto
Then Deji
Also other soilders I'm following has confirmed it.
Now CATE.
Does it hurt you when we record victories like this

BabaOwen:
This is not the first or second time you will read my post, without understanding my comment ☺️☺️

Toju200:
what is there to understand..
You said something meaningless

BabaOwen:
Do you really think I give a Bleep when they win or lose?

SamuelAnyawu:
Peace be unto this house

Reporting live from a Borno Deep Field location

Toju200:
what location are you at sef
North or South

Any update

BabaOwen:
A soldier, whose identity could not be immediately ascertained, on Saturday, assaulted a young lady who was dressed in a manner he considered indecent.

The incident happened around 9:47 am at Oju-Ore in the Ota area of Ogun State.

The lady, who was clad in a pair of shorts and white knitted coverup, was trekking on the road when she was assaulted.

Eyewitnesses told The PUNCH that the soldier, who was riding in a commercial bus, alighted from the bus and pounced on the young lady, unprovoked.

Eyewitnesses reported that he slapped the young lady repeatedly and when the shocked lady attempted to run away from the unprovoked assault, he pulled her back violently with her braided long hair.

The soldier was caught on video yanking off the young lady’s blouse and had also wanted to take off her bra when passersby intervened.

They begged him repeatedly before he let go of the lady.

He then joined the commercial bus he was riding in and the driver drove off.

Efforts to reach the spokesman for 81 Division of the Nigerian Army, Major Olaniyi Osoba, for comments proved abortive on Saturday as his line was switched off as of the time of filing this report.

Last month, soldiers deployed in the streets of Beere in Ibadan, Oyo State, to curb the #EndSARS protests were also caught on camera flogging a woman for what they termed ‘indecent dressing’.

Rights group, Amnesty International, has accused the Nigerian military of committing several acts of abuse some of which include whipping, forced haircuts, and sometimes, extrajudicial killings.

https://punchng.com/soldier-beats-strips-lady-naked-for-indecent-dressing-in-ogun/

You wear camouflage nah wahala, you still put on your cloth dey waka on your own, nah another wahala be that

SamuelAnyawu:


Sincerely the army needs to reorientate its personnel. Haba

SamuelAnyawu:
I heard an Ongoing attack in Banki.

May God grant our Soldiers Victory over these dirty bastards.

Ride on Gallant soldiers you all have our support

To my colleagues out there May God keep you all safe.

SamuelAnyawu:


Sincerely the army needs to reorientate its personnel. Haba

Toju200:
Banki is what location..