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Politics › Re: Who Normally Count All The Boko Haram Corpse Killed By Military by Qelvin(m): 9:58pm On Dec 19, 2014
common sense should tell you that in the aftermath of a major battle when the insurgents flee or abandon an attack, whatever will be left to ruse or count by the army and civilian witnesses in the event of victory is their worthless cadavers and weapons.
Politics › Re: Nigerian Government Buys 77 T72 Tanks To Fight Boko Haram? by Qelvin(m): 9:56pm On Dec 19, 2014
that pic was surely not taken in Nigeria, otherwise I would have thought we were preparing for a ground invasion of another country.
Politics › Re: Biafra Attends AU Meeting In Nairobi As Member by Qelvin(m): 9:44pm On Dec 19, 2014
PhenomenonVFX:
Mumu pikin. Descendant of daft baboons who dont know how to plan.
Nobody has a problem with ur Biafra. Unless u have comprehension problems u will notice I dont have a problem with ur Biafra. The problem I have is with Ngwakwe's map that added the whole of Rivers and Bayelsa and Akwa-Ibom and Cross River to Biafra.
But people like customized13 has set things straight. The Biafra ends at Asaba and Oyingbo. Good.
At least he was truthful unlike the rest of u Biafran fools like u. Quote me again dickhead and I will make mincemeat of ur ancestors.
son of an uncircumcised lunatic,Ngwakwe only posted a speculative or perhaps acccurate map sketching the whole Biafran region by its actual origin,at least as far back as 1967 that was what the map of Biafra looked like during the wake of secession...and not necessarily by way of coercing the non Igbo speaking tribes of the old Eastern region into Biafra... you surely don't need to be lectured on the basic awareness that there are Igbo speaking people in those states who might want to identify themselves with Biafra, are you really this d.a.f.t? who made a Lilliputian like you the rational centrepiece of Igbo related matters in the first place?
Politics › Re: Biafra Attends AU Meeting In Nairobi As Member by Qelvin(m): 9:37pm On Dec 19, 2014
FKO81:
Ignore that fake nigga he's western product claiming Ijaw he is APC nairaland pro trying to incite Igbos and Ijaw, they are many of them here claiming south south, those that believe that south south oil is good for Nigeria but their sons are worst to govern Nigeria, you can see how they used Amachi against his people and dumped him, he is not good for VP position but best as campaign maneger (APC ATM), when it comes for Nigeria politics they remind Amechi, Odili and likes they are Igbos and can't be trusted with national power, but for resourses the slaves and their masters remind them they are not Igbos. The word Igbo scares the living shits out of them.
I should have known the twerp wasn't even Ijaw...
Politics › Re: Biafra Attends AU Meeting In Nairobi As Member by Qelvin(m): 9:36pm On Dec 19, 2014
[quote author=Kenai post=29033676]I merely pointed out the fallacy in your post.
I have a baptismal name of Hebrew origin. That doesn't mean I'm Israeli.
Let it go, dude.[/quote
I could give less fvcks about your name and its origin, I'm strictly stating my facts from a prism of existential reality: and as a young man who has met many Igbo speaking folks from all parts of Nigeria in the diaspora, I can emphatically tell you that a very large number of them identity staunchly with their Igboness and Identity...I attended a convention for all Anioma people in Houston,Texas about three months ago...and I was opportune to have a lengthy discussion with an elderly man well read man from Agbor, and in the course of our conversations about the political and regional complexities in Nigeria dating to the pre-independence era,he told me all they(the Anioma)people want is Biafra since the concept of Nigeria is more or less dead to the average Nigerian.
Politics › Re: Biafra Attends AU Meeting In Nairobi As Member by Qelvin(m): 9:28pm On Dec 19, 2014
Truckpusher:
This isn't an igbo forum my friend.

Stop crying like a biitch. grin
same old deflective rants from an insecure b.a.s.t.a.r.d, I should know better than engaging a sub-human in any discourse.
Politics › Re: Biafra Attends AU Meeting In Nairobi As Member by Qelvin(m): 9:21pm On Dec 19, 2014
Kenai:
This is wrong. Because, if your username is anything to go by, then your name is most likely "Kelvin" - an English name - but that doesn't make you English.

Northerners have names like "Mohammed" and "Abdul" - names of Arabic origin - But that doesn't make them Arabs.

Leave people alone to be what they want to be.
It's not by force.
Have some pride, dude.
go to Asaba or Ogwashi Uku and raise a debate about their Igboness...I doubt you will come back in one piece.
Politics › Re: Biafra Attends AU Meeting In Nairobi As Member by Qelvin(m): 9:20pm On Dec 19, 2014
Truckpusher:
Absolute hogwash.

Just like every English sounding/speaking name and individual is by all means English. undecided
you are not Igbo,so I see no reason why you worry yourself over Igbo affairs...Its rather irritating.
Politics › Re: Biafra Attends AU Meeting In Nairobi As Member by Qelvin(m): 9:12pm On Dec 19, 2014
every Igbo sounding/speaking name and individual is by all means Biafran(few exceptions like the typical minority of Igbo speaking sub-groups in Rivers state like the Ikwerre with their identity crisis can make the decision to either go with their kin or stay in Nigeria, we won't force anyone) but as far as I know the entire Anioma people of delta state,Benue Igbos,and a fair number of Igbos in Rivers state identity themselves fiercely with the ideals of Biafra cause they see themselves as pure and homogeneous IGBOS...short and simple, the other Niger delta ethnic groups like the Ijaws, Itshekiris, Urhobos, Ogoni's, Efiks, Ibibio's..are our friends and allies;and are thus open to trading partnership with us.
Politics › Re: Biafra Attends AU Meeting In Nairobi As Member by Qelvin(m): 8:35pm On Dec 19, 2014
Truckpusher:
Even this your new map smacks of ignorance.

Do the Etche people consider themselves as Biafrans? undecided

You guys are simply hilarious.
every IGBO speaking group in any part of the so called South-South region belong to Biafra; and thus have every inductive reason to identify themselves with the Biafran geography...and last time I checked the Etche people are primarily Igbos in every sense of that word...so get that into that empty grey-matter lacking mass of ram-shackled tissue you call a brain.
Politics › Re: Biafra Attends AU Meeting In Nairobi As Member by Qelvin(m): 8:31pm On Dec 19, 2014
Biafrans showing the true blueprint of how to do this the civilized way...a trait lacking in many Nigerians today...for once we get the international recognitions through the use of intellectual and diplomatic prisms of actualizing self-determination...not necessarily like the savages in the Northeast who go about slaughtering their own people in the name of having their own caliphate, Igbos are the the only pillars of hope left in this dustbin of a nation called Nigeria...good luck to the people involved in the struggle.
Politics › Re: Northern Nigeria: Boko Haram Summarily Executes Young Men Who Refused To Join It by Qelvin(m): 9:43am On Dec 19, 2014
wow!!!
Education › Re: A Nairalander Bagged First Class And Best Student Award In Oau Convocation by Qelvin(m): 5:34am On Dec 17, 2014
Congrats man!!!!!
Politics › Re: Shekau Is Dead: Why Hasn't There Been Any Shekau Videos? by Qelvin(m): 3:47am On Dec 13, 2014
the fu*ktard is rotting in hell already,it will take a lot to convince me that Shekau isn't dead.
Politics › Re: Should Nigeria Go To War With Chad Or Level The Country-see Evidence by Qelvin(m): 11:35am On Dec 04, 2014
Cannonleo:
I will update more later
looking forward to it!
Politics › Re: Should Nigeria Go To War With Chad Or Level The Country-see Evidence by Qelvin(m): 11:28am On Dec 04, 2014
Cannonleo:
Sector 2(adamawa)
Objective..recapture of michika LGA.

special forces (well armed) must be deployed ahead of the advancing bridgade to hold certain villages on the road to michika(they must have proper radio deployement as they will definitely head into ambushes..enemy strenght must be radioed in to provide basis for deployments ..

Artillery must be set up within a grid range of the outskirts of michika first.to cut out sentries and first defensive line..
Decoy companies will attempt to bait hostiles first when this is done ..the.decoys will retreat..flanking attacks are then conducted 2 suck in attacking hostile cuting them off from a retreating position...certain companies and platoons will then attempt to hold important objectives as they advance into town...tanks then move foward providing cover for squads behind.it as they push foward..
certain unit must then be sent to area on the north west of mubi into uba where NA personnel are currently.engaged..





Ordinace and personnel same as sector 1.
However more artillery pieces must be deployed due to the existence of captured units in enemies hands.

If objective is complete..area must be held and 2 companies alongside motorized infantry must rush to the border on the east towards the areas around jimeta to hold border lines

Next is..
quite interesting, you should do simulation with this.
Politics › Re: BREAKING. Scores Dead In Twin Explosion In Maiduguri Market by Qelvin(m): 3:08am On Dec 02, 2014
Nigeria has really changed for the worse, we have even gotten more daring and brazen that core Al Qaeda terrorist fanatics in Afghanistan...who would have thought Nigeria would enter into a level as hardcore as suicide bombing considering how much we typically value our lives(which makes me suspect this suicide bombers are not Nigerians,not destitute zombies from neighbouring countries like Chad and Niger), who are really this female suicide bombers? who and where are they contacted and indoctrinated? man I'm scared of visiting Nigeria any time soon
Politics › Re: Breaking: Heavy Gunfire And Explosions On-going In Damaturu? by Qelvin(m): 9:36am On Dec 01, 2014
seems BH have captured damaturu guys!!!
Politics › Re: Breaking: Heavy Gunfire And Explosions On-going In Damaturu? by Qelvin(m): 8:56am On Dec 01, 2014
Sadusky:
UPDATES

08:14
An Air Force jet has arrived Damaturu, and is engaging the Boko Haram fighters.
"We are hearing the sound of the jet fighter hovering the skies amid heavy sounds of explosions. We don't know what to do. We are still lying on the ground inside our room," said Yaya Haruna, a civil servant and resident of the city.

08:18
The military personnel on ground in Damaturu are said to be careful in their response to the sudden attack.
They said they want to try as much as possible to avoid the shooting of civilians in their exchange of gunfire with the terrorists.

08:42
Residents say shootings have subsided and that everywhere is now quiet in Damaturu.
"We no longer hear the gunshots and blast anymore but the whole town is quiet except for the movement of vehicles that sound like military trucks", said Yaya Haruna.

From: premiumtimesng
fill us in with as much updates as you can get on the situation boss,thanks!!!
Politics › Re: Nigeria Army Retakes Mubi From Boko-Haram by Qelvin(m): 7:02pm On Nov 13, 2014
I think its about time federal government officially induct this local vigilante groups and Civilian JTF into the regular army throughout the NE,all the logistics and support for training should be provided unconditionally by the army(at least let it be the best thing they can offer)..I'm not in any way trying to disparage the efforts of our armed forces,but lets be honest...this guys are more after their monthly pay-checks than facing the fire of fanatical insurgents, many of this soldiers never even bargained for a situation where they will be called to fight before they signed up for the armed forces..the only people capable of dealing with this pigs are the civilians who bear the brunt of this devastating situations and know the insurgents like the back of their hands
Politics › Re: Nigeria Army Retakes Mubi From Boko-Haram by Qelvin(m): 6:55pm On Nov 13, 2014
Collynzo9:
They lost Mubi again.
After the hunters left, the terrorists returned and the soldiers ran away.
Inside info.
I might have to call Bulls**t on this one,the army surely can't be this useless.
Politics › Re: Boko Haram Member Lost Fight Against Nigerian Soldier With Photos by Qelvin(m): 7:13am On Nov 13, 2014
this is why its very important soldiers undergo physical training especially in various forms of martial arts, this is something the US army emphasizes upon when training its soldiers(whether regular or special forces),because in situations of hand to hand combat when you are faced with an enemy with no bullets in your magazine to finish him off... like we just witnessed in that video,its only you and your training that will be left to determine your fate...but that soldier sure deserves a medal!!! ONLY FEW CAN PULL THAT OFF UNDER SUCH ODDS...
Politics › Re: 10 Logical Reasons Why Nigeria Will Fell To Boko Haram - A Civilian Perspective. by Qelvin(m): 8:20am On Nov 10, 2014
for all their noise and patent show of bravado and adventure in their quest to conquer territory,the excesses of BH can only be limited to that NE axis consisting of small and isolated villages and towns/LGA's within Borno/Adamawa/Yobe areas..they cannot even expand their resources and en beyond even a quarter of this controlled axis of operation for fear of been overstretched and thinned out; thus making them easy picking for the NA. Simply put,BH can never take over the vast landscape of the North..can never happen considering the size of the entire North alone, and any attempt will simply lead to a protracted and crazy type of bloodshed that might spiral back and hit them real bad,so the best they can do is the usual nitpicking of major towns all over the North that they can bomb or attack sporadically in the usual "hit-and-run" fashion, or at best psychological warfare. Now the idea of BH heading down South in their bid to take over the whole country is just plain preposterous BS, the farther they can get in any expansionist move if they start getting crazy ideas in the middle belt which is located close enough to the North.
Politics › Re: Insurgency: Southeast Officers To Plan Self-Defense -Attorney Patryk Utulu (USA) by Qelvin(m): 12:37am On Nov 10, 2014
finally my people are waking up,as for me I am ready to give anything within my power and hold just to make sure those animals don't come anywhere close to my homeland let alone desecrate it,its good such awareness is now been raised ahead of the evil times.
Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Ghana: Friendly (1 - 0) - Live by Qelvin(m): 12:07am On Nov 08, 2014
Gayna- IMF'S little biatch grin grin grin
Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Ghana: Friendly (1 - 0) - Live by Qelvin(m): 12:02am On Nov 08, 2014
Ghanaian's should look at the world class dispositions of Uyo (a mere state in Nigeria which beats Accra their capital city hands down in ultra modern infrastructures) and weep for themselves, coming on here to antagonize Nigerians who are clearly several leagues ahead of you guys is just amusing to say the least...Mahama or whatever he is called has really made our brother nation a laughing stock.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Military Ranked 5th Strongest Army In Africa by Qelvin(m): 8:02pm On Nov 04, 2014
very laughable index,Nigeria shouldn't even make the first 30....BH has completely demystified the Nigerian army,all we have now in uniforms are bunch of scared sissies and pretenders.
Politics › Re: The North Needs To Solve Boko Haram by Qelvin(m): 7:57pm On Nov 04, 2014
onatisi:
maybe u don't realize ,that is what bh initially planned. They tried the religious angle by bombing churches but realized that christians are not ready for blood letting,then they tried the ethnic angle by killing ibos in the north ,still the ibos refuse to retaliate . It is to bh advantage if nigeria breaks because they will have a field day in the north.
there are still Igbos in the NE? granted Igbos have a penchant for going anywhere possible for business purposes,but common bro...there is no way any sane Igbo much less any Southerner will go to the NE,a region that is now the hotbed of terrorism and insurgency, I personally will like to see such a person.
Politics › Re: The North Needs To Solve Boko Haram by Qelvin(m): 7:37pm On Nov 04, 2014
onatisi:
The issue of boko haram is a national issue and problem ,because it is not only northerners who are been killed but southerners as well. Secondly the insecurity in the north will eventually have a negative effect on the south as time goes on . People must know the some agric produce can only be gotten from the north due to the climate there , secondly the image of nigeria is been dented by this boko haram menance and when the issue is raised internationally ,noone mentions norther nigeria but Nigeria. Nigerians must realize that this is a collecetive battle and challenge which must be tackled collectively by all nigerians .the nigerian army confronting boko haram isn't comprised of northerners alone but with nigerians from every tribe and religion
the day BH starts an funny expansionist idea into the South is when Nigeria will cease to exist, and I'm sure even Shekau's despite his delusions and crack induced stupidity wouldn't contemplate such a move..no Northerner will remain alive in any part of the South and captured BH ragheads will be brutally executed with gruesome scenes been filmed for the world to see.
Politics › Re: The North Needs To Solve Boko Haram by Qelvin(m): 7:28pm On Nov 04, 2014
BH is a Northern problem not a Nigerian one, let them figure out a way to save themselves...as long as this madness does not come anywhere close to the SE then I could give two fuxx what happens in some desert far North,isn't it funny that the Nigerian government always figures out a way to deal ruthlessly with insurgency situations in the South like the Niger delta militancy/odi massacre, Osisikankwu kidnapping menace and then Bakassi boys to a lesser extent in the SE,and OPC in the SW? then all of a sudden they turn into mummified p.u.s..s.i.e.s when BH began their real madness in the NE, even getting more brazen in their attacks by capturing territories and declaring them as caliphate,who is deceiving who? I bet if Bakassi started something like this in the SE,the government would have somehow found some way to crush it.
Politics › Re: BORNO GOVT: Boko Haram May Capture Entire Three North-east States In Days by Qelvin(m): 6:15am On Nov 04, 2014
I think my next project will be to return to Nigeria with a contingent of US special forces of Nigerian origin(we have quite a huge number of them here) with the permission of the US govt of course, we need to teach this prags who dare to insult the proud institute of the military in Nigeria starting from top to bottom on how to wipe out insurgent ragheads.

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