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 Politics › Re: I Will Meet Boko Haram Members For Dialogue – Dasuki by signified: 7:31am On Jul 05, 2012 |
Sealeddeal: To end the bloodletting in nigeria,negotiation may be a gud way for that.we have to know first,what we are looking for.if we are looking for peace,we need to negotiate but if we are looking for justice,we keep on fighting..but dnt forget that,blood will continue to be shed as long as the fight goes on.For those that are saying,boko haram has killed our brothers,our parents,our children,therefore,no negotion..i want to remind them that in the course of continued hostility,more people's blood are likely to be shed.i do know sincerely that boko haram activity cant be compared with Militancy in Niger delta but it should be know that negotiation is not only made for niger delta type militancy.Negotiation is made in interest of peace.Boko haram is creating a bad image of nigeria,frustrating the govt,drawing nigeria back and the worst is that its quite obvious that nigeria govt cant stop boko haram with war.America can fight terrorism for many reasos quite obvious but they still never won any.America yearly security budget sometimes do reach 750billion dollars.America techinical sophistry is not comparable to any oda nation in the world.America intelligence agency is 3rd in the world.America military capability is greatest.yet,america never stopped terrorism against them.so saying dat since america doesnt negotiate,we should negotiate is a big error and arrant ignorance.You have made a lot of sense to me but logically looking at it, but before you consider negotiations, you must first evaluate their demands. Please read this? http://www.jihadwatch.org/2011/11/nigeria-muslims-murder-children-of-convert-to-christianity.html If you give them what they want, it means agreeing to end Christianity in specific states of the country, how are we then one Nigeria? You will agree with me that absolute power corrupts absolutely in all areas. If you give them some states makes them above the law. They will definitely extend it to other non Muslim states with time and who knows when they will reach where you are right now, then it will be too late to fight for your right to worship because they would have made lots of money from the same government to finance their pursue and buying arms. We will be left with no choice but to run out of our fathers land or be killed like our relatives who have done nothing wrong if we chose to remain because they will never negotiate with you once they are in position from what you can see them do daily to the extent of taking their own lives in the pursue. What they are asking for is too high and maybe you are not looking at it properly. The day Nigeria stops fighting bokoharam is the day we lost our rights to of freedom. what is life without freedom? let them take lives for all I care, but they should never be allowed to take our freedom. Negotiation is a blunder and must not be considered because it will never end the madness. This is a war if you not seeing it clearly. |
| Politics › Re: I Will Meet Boko Haram Members For Dialogue – Dasuki by signified: 6:33am On Jul 05, 2012 |
Ahmedie25: Sentiment has blocked our sense of reasoning,why condeming dialogue with bokoharam when Yar'adua dialogue with Niger Delta guys & it work, sentiment is Nigeria worst problemYou are unreasonably talking out of points and I will advise you to stop commenting if you do not have any sensible thing to contribute. How can you compare Niger Delta activities to Bokoharam killings in any way. Do you have value for human life? I guess you are one of them from the way you sound. I tell you what, even if the Federal government negotiates with them to an agreement, it will not work. What will they be talking about? religiously sharing Nigeria or bringing back the innocent lost live? Nothing can change now or ever with those cold blood murderers in the name of religion. I tell you the truth, there are so many people patiently waiting to identify the group in the bid to take their pound of flesh and for that reason bokoharam can never survive in Nigeria. The government should not waste tax payers money on mass murderers and that is the honest truth. They have gone too far now to negotiate anything, they sincerely do not qualify and I am sure they are already aware. They have killed our parents, brothers, sisters cousin's aunties uncles and our government plans to negotiate what? Its a shame! This will remain an endless battle until they are completely brought to book and erased from the country called Nigeria. They cannot get away, not now, not ever! 4 Likes |
| Politics › Re: I Did Not Shun GEJ - Oba of Benin by signified: 4:10am On Jul 03, 2012 |
ifihearam: And traditional rulers are the custodians of our culture - they deserve more respect..@ifihearam At last, you have been able to convince me that you are indeed a big baby! or alternatively, an educated illiterate!! |
| Politics › Re: Reps Suspend Lawan, Order Anti-graft Agencies To Investigate Otedola’s Firm by signified: 9:06pm On Jun 15, 2012 |
My father said "when rain meets a tiger, it will turn to a rat  |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Somalia's Al-shabaab Offers Reward For Capture Of Obama by signified: 11:32am On Jun 11, 2012 |
clapping with one hand! lol |
| Politics › Re: Suicide Bomber Strikes Borno Police Headquarters by signified: 2:26pm On Jun 08, 2012 |
Ileke-IdI: STORY STORY, STORY!! |
| Politics › Re: Lagos Fills Roads With Crash Site Rubble by signified: 2:20pm On Jun 08, 2012 |
So if the buildings did not fall, Lagos state government would not have generated ideas on how to to fill their long existing pot holes? I hope its not the new Lagos environmental policy, to await plan crash before filling pot holes oh! we rebuke it in Jesus Name, Amen! |
| Politics › Re: Lagos Fills Roads With Crash Site Rubble by signified: 2:03pm On Jun 08, 2012 |
When people starts getting sick and die, they will set up a committee to look into it, they will employ labor to do the fumigation. In the end, they will claim they have created more jobs is Lagos unemployed abi? which way Nigeria  ? |
| Politics › Re: Lagos Fills Roads With Crash Site Rubble by signified: 1:58pm On Jun 08, 2012 |
Administrative problems has completely ruined my country Nigeria. God help us In Jesus Name. |
| Politics › Re: 40 Killed, Village Head Beheaded In Cross River Communal Clash by signified: 5:28pm On May 29, 2012 |
ndu_chucks: This is not a laughing matter or that of bigotry. This is a sad event that should not be mixed with the celebration of bigotry or tribalism.Thank you my brother, you have a heart. |
| Politics › Re: 40 Killed, Village Head Beheaded In Cross River Communal Clash by signified: 5:15pm On May 29, 2012 |
What is going on, Nigeria what is going on!! should we just ignore these killings until is our turn?? This is out of hand. |
| Politics › Re: SNG Rejects How UNILAG Was Named After MKO Abiola by signified: 5:08pm On May 29, 2012 |
To every action there is always opposed an equal reaction: or, the mutual actions of two bodies upon each other are always equal, and directed to contrary parts 2 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Nigerian Born Kate Anolue, Is The New Mayor Of Enfield, London by signified: 4:17am On May 13, 2012 |
Musiwa..:You lie Musiwa!, you lie!!, it is not useless and for once,lets call a spade a spade. |
| Politics › Re: BOMB Blast In KANO Few Minutes Ago by signified: 7:10am On May 01, 2012 |
He that is gentle to the brutal will end up being brutal to the gentle” 6 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Should Goodluck Jonathan Appoint Buhari To Tackle Boko Haram? by signified: 5:21pm On Apr 26, 2012 |
egift: If you mean fight all forms of terror (Kidnapping, Militancy, Terorism, etc) - then that spells sincerity.Nice one! Buhari = An open enemy to PDP and automatically to the present ruling GEJ government. Boko Haram = Enemy to the same ruling government........So long as the enemy of my enemy remains my friend, It will be a very insensible and dreadful venture. Please let us not go there. It will be a real mess!! |
| Celebrities › Re: Don Jazzy Replies D'banj - 'I Wish You Well Son' by signified: 5:12pm On Apr 25, 2012 |
ifihearam: Proud Ibo boy calling who is older than you a son!!!we shall see who is the son and father few years frm now.Functional illiterate! 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Celebrities › Re: Don Jazzy Replies D'banj - 'I Wish You Well Son' by signified: 5:00pm On Apr 25, 2012 |
To Don Jazzy!! You are indeed a very BIG boy and your father's son. I am truly impressed with your good sense of judgment, Forward ever!! 2 Likes |
