₦airaland Forum

Unblockable: Mynd44 wouldn't see this now. He wouldn't also see where the Thief Native Doctor of E-PDP referred to APC e-members as e-goats, but he was quick to ban some posters for referring to PDP members as e-bastards yesterday.

Meanwhile, I wouldn't say anything concerning this because no normal human being should be rejoicing over the failure of our Military, be you PDP or APC. But I'm surprised that most of us here on Nairaland are always quick to open threads immediately we see it on BBC or CNN that the NA is losing the fight against this deadly set.

Why on earth would a normal human being be celebrating the seizure of Bama by Boko Haram?! We know the President ain't trying, but that doesn't mean we should be celebrating evil. Some people were rejoicing when BBC tweeted that Bama has been seized by Boko Haram, when we. Should all say NO.

The army vowed to defend the country in times of trouble, good and fine. But, we should all know they are human being. GEJ has bastardized them to the extent that people now ridicule them. How can over 60 military men be deployed to Osun alone for election just to intimidate opposition leaders when Sambisa needs them more?! Anyways sha, I still say Kudos to the Nigerian Army [not cowards]!

MrMcJay: OP, I dont blame you. I guess you are like GEJ who understands things slower than most people.

Go and listen to the interview at least 7 times so that you can process the facts properly.

SLIDEwaxie: Mumu, mention the "names of the opposition" you heard..

Na only you hear am?

iluvnaija: Rules are Rules!

What is the difference between Rally and Campaigns? I thought INEC said no campaign and Rally?

Obviously the only person campaigning since is GEJ. Using faceless people to advertise all in the name of TAN.

I am a Nigerian from South, let's call a spade a spade, only truth shall set you free.

Over to you, GEJ a$$ lickers.

oduastates: Replying someone who think you win is the best government youth program will be like talking to a table.
I pass on this one .

oduastates: Tactical manoeuvre ko ,condensed milk ni.
Advancing backward.
We have all seen the videos .
We saw the soldiers running.
We saw the terrorist capturing light and heavy weaponry with their pick up trucks.
Nothing is new there, we have a useless government and a corrupt president who knows nothing about accountability/responsibilty.
I Just hope SW Leaders have contigency plans in place because as it is,
It is obvious that the country lacks a leader and they must start planning for the defence and independence of yorubaland.

vedd: Still doesn't change the fact that they flee there as a result of an overwhelming enemy attack. That single incident makes them a deserter at anytime.
Forget about vocabulary.

komekn: There is a current co-operation and joint multi national forces agreement with Chad , Niger and Cameroon that was instituted through Holland in Paris a few moths ago.

Part of that process has seen cross border patrols and joint operations, it would be expected that there would be occasional but regular cross border incursions into each other's territories in pursuit of Boko Haram insurgents. There would be no requirement therefore for a surrender of weapons from such incursions which are co-operative and not hostile.

I am baffled beyond reason as the explanations presented by the NA just do not stand up to rational appraisal, I'm sorry but I find these propositions of events to be questionable, particularly a we have known the NA to tell blatant lies and then when caught retract their earlier statements.

Lets see as the real truth unfolds

Cameroon gunmen free French priest Georges Vandenbeusch

Boko Haram 'was paid hostage ransom'

A French Catholic priest kidnapped in Cameroon on 13 November has been released, French President Francois Hollande said in an official statement.

Fr Georges Vandenbeusch, 42, was kidnapped by gunmen in northern Cameroon near the border with Nigeria.

The armed Nigerian Islamist group Boko Haram, which operates in the area, later said it was holding him.

Mr Hollande thanked the authorities in Cameroon and Nigeria for their help in getting the priest released.

His message expressed special thanks to Cameroon's President Paul Biya.

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A French diplomat quoted by the AFP news agency said the priest was released early on Tuesday in northern Cameroon. "He is now on a plane with the Cameroonian army and will be handed over to the French ambassador in Cameroon," the source said.

There was no further explanation about his release.

Mr Hollande said French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius would fly to Yaounde in Cameroon to bring Fr Vandenbeusch back to France as soon as possible.

The president added that six French nationals remain hostage in Mali and Syria, and he expressed support for their families, saying he would strive to win their release.

Earlier this year, seven members of a French family called Moulin-Fournier - four of them children - were abducted by Boko Haram in northern Cameroon and held hostage for two months.

Boko Haram was paid more than $3m (£2m) before releasing the family, according to a confidential Nigerian government report seen by Reuters news agency. There was no official confirmation of that ransom.

Kairoseki77: [size=18pt]This is a shameful lie.

The stadium was full. Anyone who watched it on TV can attest to that fact. That pic was obviously taken as people were leaving. Yet you can still see thousands.

Abeg, move this to the joke section.[/size]

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hobat4cash: what specific answers are you looking for? pray tell. So unless he says yes to the allegations, then that to you will mean he has answered the questions, right? Gej replied by denying those allegations, now it incumbent on Obj to prove him wrong by giving evidence(s) to those allegations, especially the issue of snipers.