₦airaland Forum

Is edwife happily married?

Orji is a big thief

yorubadelta:
Chai.. I've suffered
Ok o.. you've won the debate are you happy now?


Side note:
No one should really be surprised at this lady's desperate act.. she is in her 40s, time ain't on her side anymore.. I still feel sorry for her tho.

Baba T keep on running your mouth like a female you hear! what do you stand to gain by saying all this

But the bish is allowed to run her mouth abi

Guruscrew:
See photos taken while it was collapsing..
http://gist.mp3bullet.com/2015/07/09/just-in-a-storey-building-has-just-collapsed-at-sabo-yaba-in-lagos-photos/

Bro why you just dey stand there dey look, u no fit help abi?

moderatorr1:
How do you reconcile this with the fact that bombings have been on since 2009?
Did PDP want to make Government impossible for PDP so that PDP will loose and PDP Will win in the 2015 elections?

Your IQ will struggle to find reason from this fellow. Don't join the dullard bandwagon

i know 90 per cent


What i dont know is if that iron is from the stone age

delishpot:
Once. Did I get the question right? I chose B that is, cowardly Punnies.

You are a winner.

Send me your GSM to collect your prize

delishpot:
JAMB question.


Answer is option B

how many times did you sit for JAMB or SATs

If boko Haram is so tough why are they always hiding in the forest and sending small girls to bomb for them?

Good one

Rockets in Kaduna


Oh, the irony!

This is why Boko Haram threatened to kill ThisDay journalist Adeola Akinremi

Last week, I returned to Adamawa State to join some extraordinary people discussing reconstruction plan for the communities that fell under Boko Haram siege in the state. It was at the instance of my friends at the American University of Nigeria, the arrowhead of Adamawa Peace Initiative (API). I have been involved with API, albeit indirectly as a reporter, so I know its efforts to keep the communities safe, despite the brutal attacks of Boko Haram militants on Adamawa communities.


During this last visit I had a rare encounter with those whose lives have been radically altered by the insurgency in Borno, Yobe and Adamawa States. One of them, Zainab, a woman from Michika in Adamawa State told me how she broke down after discovering the skeleton of her husband inside their compound. Zainab went back to her village to see what was left of the ruins, after it was liberated by the military from the grip of the marauders called Boko Haram, but it was her husband’s skeleton that welcomed her back home.


I could feel the fear and trauma in Zainab’s shaky voice as we spoke. Another 16-year-old Martha Apagu told me how the militants killed her cousin before taken her away. “I had my sister’s baby strapped to my back and running away, when the Boko Haram people came for us. They killed the child and abducted me. I spent four months in Sambisa forest, before I escaped,” she said.


Last week, when the military told the nation that they have rescued some 300 girls and women from Sambisa forest, everyone in the country and around the world couldn’t believe they have heard—Such a horrendous act of Boko Haram.


Then, a day after, another 160 women and children were rescued from the forest of evil. The photos released by the military showed dying children and mothers. The flesh covering the bones of many of the women and children had become so thin and hunger has made an open show of the bones. In one of the photos, I saw a child and I instantly remembered the human skeleton in our secondary school biology laboratory back in the days. I wept.


Another woman who told me her own story sobbing is Marah Puw who lost her eight-year-old girl to insurgency. Puw was first separated from her child before the child was killed. She had run to safety without her child when the Boko Haram militant invaded their Madagali home. But a Good Samaritan grabbed the child’s hand as people ran in a haphazard manner and get into each other’s way. So both the Good Samaritan and the girl ended up in an IDP camp in Abuja, while Puw ended up in an IDP camp in Yola. Soon, the news came that the child died.


After reflecting on all these stories and many more, I came to a conclusion that granting the Boko Haram members any form of amnesty will be injustice to the children orphaned by Boko Haram and the women who have become widows and of course to the memory of their slain husbands.


Boko Haram has done so much to our collective psyche to such extent that our value system has been impacted greatly. For instance, Nigerians now treat themselves with mutual suspicion, our children can no longer go to parks freely as beforetime, the idea of offering someone a lift has faded out completely and many businessmen are restricted to their Victoria Island headquarters, simply because the fear was sufficiently spread by these Islamist zealots.


Really, if you have seen the devastation of the communities attacked by these marauders as I have seen, you will wonder if anyone should really talk about human rights when it comes to dealing with them. They sabotaged our military bases and police stations, went into our higher institutions and secondary schools slaughtering our kith and kin like goats and we are considering amnesty for them. You hear me right, we shouldn’t talk about amnesty at all.


Yes, international organisations may come with their own pressure asking us to give human rights treatment to anyone captured in a war, but such should only be considered in relation to the law. The question of how to treat captured jihadists extends beyond our shore, so when such pressure comes, it must not be giving isolated treatment.


Nevertheless, let’s look at the law of arm conflict that is the basis for the call for amnesty and human rights treatment. In the text of the 1949 Third Geneva Convention, it was clear that the intention is to ensure humane treatment for captured legal combatants. Are Islamist zealots legal combatants? They are not. They are simply illegal combatants. So why should we mention amnesty in dealing with them in the first place?


The Third Geneva Convention unambiguously states that parties need not apply it to all conflicts, especially when the foes are not parties, and when enemies do not abide by its terms. Boko Haram is not a party to the Geneva Conventions. They have not signed, much less ratified, those treaties, so those coming to us in the name Geneva Conventions must be careful from stampeding our government into taking wrong decisions.


Boko Haram members have spurned all kinds of human rights laws, whether national, regional or international and cannot seek to enjoy the same. Those lucky enough not to have been killed in the battlefield of Borno, Yobe, Adamawa and others, where we have lost brilliant soldiers and citizens must face the full wrath of the law. We must either bring these enemies to justice or bring justice to them, either way justice must be done.

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/why-boko-haram-don-t-deserve-our-amnesty/208760/

There are many good car dealers here including


Olanshi

Dollz

Tadeus etc


Too many too count

Don't let one person aka inspired ruin business for all

Also some individuals come here who are nairalanders btw to sell their personal vehicles

Sweetlemon:
I hope you know those girls are not doing it willingly and are in fact not in control of detonating the bombs with them.

That was my point exactly

Sweetlemon:
Nigeria will work again whether you like it or not.

NEWSFLASH: Nigeria has never worked

Sweetlemon:
We are saying the same thing.

Fundamentalists you say? What kind of fundamentalists? What exactly are they fighting for in the case of BH?

@ the bold, you have said exactly what I'm trying to say on this thread.

You have a point. There is really nothing in Nigeria worth fighting for.

This thing is about interests....


Precious minerals, arms trade and destabilizing Nigeria so certain elements can continue to benefit from the status quo

Those girls doing the bombings sometimes don't even know what has been done to them due to illiteracy or being induced by drugs....


They are playing with African lives but it's only a short time before divine intervention sets in

I don't think our leaders can help us

muhyeenisce:
If you like call him BABAHOLDUP he will remain your president till 2019

No 2ND term?

[quote author=Nelkoko post=35596293][/quote]You escaped from the psych ward again

Those morons can't keep you from displaying your madness like Terry G huh?

okosodo:
Islam

You have a point there but every mans religion should be of importance to him/her

Cows or People


I ask because a former military head of state once said the life of a Nigerian child is not equal to that of an American child when negotiating compensation for Nigerian children injured by Pfizer Trovan trials....


So I ask which is more valuable to Buhari the life of a Nigerian citizen or citizens of his cattle farm in Daura. And I mean his cows....

You see I've come to realize in this animal farm called Nigeria the life of people is cheap. Ritual killings, rapes, jungle justice etc....

So I just want to know which Buhari thinks is cheaper, the cows or the 690 people that have perished since he resumed office less than 40 days ago.

These boko people know themselves....diaris God YWH o

Hmmm


This one may not even go out with prayer and fasting


But pray and fast

Car must be based in Lagos...


Let me know if you have what I require


Thanks

demmy0325:
Sorry.. I have ntin meaningful to say.. Jst here for the ftc...

and u still missed it


sad that lucifer is playing azonto with your destiny

Bitter Asiwaju

Buhari has already done it


Dismantle military checkpoints

When buhari asked for military checkpoints to be dismantled so that boko Haram (herdsmen) can roam free and be selling cows and goats and then buying fuel and ammunition with the proceeds....


Naija has enter real one chance


I hail snail baba and the rest of the all Sharia Congress

kezzolla:
What has that got to do with the topic. We should mind our comments and contribute as adults.

Seriously I don't like to be quoted by people with iq below 15.

Before some people will say it's child abuse now

Northerners don't deserve leadership of Nigeria


They are the most backwards

This is the uncle of boko Haram speaking

E only remain for thunder to fire am