₦airaland Forum

taharqa: Dont know why you KIDS would keep repeating this thrash.

Azazi implied that some northern POLITICIANS who cotested the primaries in the PDP wit GEJ( as well as some other nprthern elites) hijaked the BH thing in order discredit the govt of GEJ, not that PDP itself is responsible. You guys should stop repeating this lie cos it feeds the propaganda of BH operatives and sympathizers and makes it difficult for us to focus on the real source( cause) of the insurgency so it could be crushed as quickly as possible.

Both Senators Ndume and Zanna where in ANPP Borno when their governor( ALi Modu Sheriff- current Chairman Board of Trustees of ANPP) was harboring top members of the BH including Ahj Fudu who was i think his commissioner for Religious Affairs; Senators Ndume and Zanna only defected to PDP last. Top guns like Ciroma and Keita who also promised to make the govt of GEJ ungovernable if he won are in PDP however as are some others.

Bottom line: some northern elites( from different political parties or even those not in any political parties) are directly or mostly indirectly( by virtually doing nothing) supporting the current insurgency for supposed political gains.

PS: The core group of BH are still religious Extremists who want to impose their own vision of Islam on both moderate Muslims and non-Muslims; the elites are only hijacking and taking advantage of the situation for their own political gain.

OkwaIfugo: Senator Ndume gave AGF’s mobile number to Boko Haram – SSS. More drama as details regarding Ndume’s transaction with Boko Haram emerges. An Assistant Director with the State Security Services, SSS, James Ineh, told the Federal High Court on Wednesday that a Senator, Mohammed Ndume, gave the telephone number of the Attorney General of the Federation, Mohammed Adoke, to the Boko Haram. Mr. Ndume, a serving Senator from Borno, is standing trial for allegedly having links with Boko Haram. The accused has, however, said he established the link to facilitate peace as a member of the Presidential Committee on Security in the North East Zone. Mr. Ineh, who was the Chairman of the Special Investigation Panel, SIP, set up to investigate Mr. Ndume, said that a former spokesman of Boko Haram, Ali Konduga, revealed the information to the panel. He said Mr. Konduga informed the panel that the senator provided him with the telephone number of Mr. Adoke.


The witness allegedly told the panel that the number was used to bargain a governorship petition filed by the People’s Democratic Party, PDP, in Borno state.
Mr. Ineh said that the former Boko Haram spokesman testified that the calls to Mr.
Adoke were threats to spur him to influence the Governorship Election Tribunal members
to cede the state’s election victory to PDP or risk mayhem in the State. He explained that the name of the Attorney General was dragged into the panel report submitted on November 25, 2011 on the grounds that his GSM number was found in Mr. Konduga’s telephone set. Mr. Ineh, in his testimony, further said that the items found in the senator’s telephone
were indicative of his close connection with the dreaded group. “The fact that Konduga was tried and convicted of terrorism acts is enough to show that the accused is also liable,’’ he said. The judge, Gabriel Kolawole, adjourned the suit to November 1, November 5 and
December 11.


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http://premiumtimesng.com/news/104746-senator-ndume-gave-agfs-mobile-number-to-boko-haram-sss.html

OkwaIfugo: Senator Ndume gave AGF’s mobile number to Boko Haram – SSS. More drama as details regarding Ndume’s transaction with Boko Haram emerges. An Assistant Director with the State Security Services, SSS, James Ineh, told the Federal High Court on Wednesday that a Senator, Mohammed Ndume, gave the telephone number of the Attorney General of the Federation, Mohammed Adoke, to the Boko Haram. Mr. Ndume, a serving Senator from Borno, is standing trial for allegedly having links with Boko Haram. The accused has, however, said he established the link to facilitate peace as a member of the Presidential Committee on Security in the North East Zone. Mr. Ineh, who was the Chairman of the Special Investigation Panel, SIP, set up to investigate Mr. Ndume, said that a former spokesman of Boko Haram, Ali Konduga, revealed the information to the panel. He said Mr. Konduga informed the panel that the senator provided him with the telephone number of Mr. Adoke.


The witness allegedly told the panel that the number was used to bargain a governorship petition filed by the People’s Democratic Party, PDP, in Borno state.
Mr. Ineh said that the former Boko Haram spokesman testified that the calls to Mr.
Adoke were threats to spur him to influence the Governorship Election Tribunal members
to cede the state’s election victory to PDP or risk mayhem in the State. He explained that the name of the Attorney General was dragged into the panel report submitted on November 25, 2011 on the grounds that his GSM number was found in Mr. Konduga’s telephone set. Mr. Ineh, in his testimony, further said that the items found in the senator’s telephone
were indicative of his close connection with the dreaded group. “The fact that Konduga was tried and convicted of terrorism acts is enough to show that the accused is also liable,’’ he said. The judge, Gabriel Kolawole, adjourned the suit to November 1, November 5 and
December 11.


[color=#000000]Source: [/color]
http://premiumtimesng.com/news/104746-senator-ndume-gave-agfs-mobile-number-to-boko-haram-sss.html

semid4lyfe: Jhezuz!

Chapter 1 for my Final year project for school wasn't this long sef

oh boi u no go kill man with laugh o .

1ndidi2:

Odunnu: Kept flogging her till she fainted!
teacher is so mean!
Who says flogging cant kill? Well, it just did.

prince_onx: And what was your comment? Or contribution? Or am I missing something?

lagcity: Fork outta here!!!