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I WANT TO SEE MAN UTD HUMILIATED TODAY TODAY

Man Utd 1 - Chelsea 8



One more goal is not enough - I demand a complete humiliation of Man Utd.

What did Fergie say recently - that Arsenal was his only worry - HEY!!!

And then Wenger saying Chelsea would fall apart because they were no longer in the champions league - HEY!!

I WANT TO SEE MAN UTD HUMILIATED TODAY TODAY

Malouda - The new Ronaldo of English football.

Value - £81 Million

Let them panic,

Ribadu - Do your thing, tread on some toes and break some ankles.

Expose the crooks of Nigeria (Politicians)

Maybe Ribadu should be dispatched to the NNPC headquarters to audit all officials who have worked there over the last ten years?

They are behind

The should be requesting the AUTOPSY REPORT/POST MORTEM REPORT.

What killed him?

Was it Aids?
Was it Liver Failure?
Was it Cancer?
Was it Turai?

Nigerians have a right to know!

Yeah - Something doesn't add up here?

These must be official published figures - What about the stats (unofficial) on the oil bunkered and stolen in that time?

Zap. OFF

Bunch of comedians.

If Jesus were around today he would struggle to raise Yar'Adua from the dead - He'd need back up!

How many ailments was he suffering from before his demise?

Stop decieving yourselves!

So you actually went to the hospital expecting totally free treatment?

Your expectations seem a little high - hence your frustration cannot be taken seriously.

So you think in 2010 you get free health care in Anambra/Nigeria?

Peter Obi has brought stability to the state and if anything is one of the few honest and humble politicians in Nigeria.

Look at the last few governors and the crap they brought to Anambra?

Your ungrateful,

Complaint dismissed!

Even the West understands Nigeria is no good to anyone in its current state.(Including them)

Its failing its people and the world given what it potentially has to offer.

They are going all out to awaken Nigerian's to the plight they face in the current entity called Nigeria.

Change is needed  - The countries problems are beyond the useless politicians we have in power.

A REVOLUTION IS CALLED FOR - AND THE WEST APPEAR WILLING TO SUPPORT THE MUCH NEEDED REFORM.

Even the West understands Nigeria is no good to anyone in its current state. (Including them)

Its failing its people and the world given what it potentially has to offer.

They are going all out to awaken Nigerian's to the plight they face in the current entity called Nigeria.

Change is needed  - The countries problems are beyond the useless politicians we have in power.

A REVOLUTION IS CALLED FOR - AND THE WEST APPEAR WILLING TO SUPPORT THE MUCH NEEDED REFORM.

"As they leave the country, Oborne concludes that the killings have only just begun and that Nigeria may be about to embark on a bloody civil war"

The guy visited the heart of the problems, probed both sides with an open mind and arrived at the above conclusion.

However, is there really no solution that prevents blood being shed?

Cannot a civil solution be reached? (Like a divorce settlement?)

"As they leave the country, Oborne concludes that the killings have only just begun and that Nigeria may be about to embark on a bloody civil war"

The guy visited the heart of the problems and spoke to both sides - See his conclusion.

People dont trust or want police to defend them - they dont want or trust the army to defend them!

Who's meant to defend these people from these barbaric acts?

Who's meant to provide justice in the entity called Nigeria?

Nigeria has anounced this enquiry - and that enquiry - Each enquiry will consume how many billions?

But its a white man with a camcorder that's got to the heart of the matter.

Kill - or be Killed? - Thats what the dude said.

If your surrounded and in such a situation what do you do?                   

The murder of innocent people whether children or adults is unacceptable.

However in defending your family and their property anything is acceptable.

As the world's attention focuses on recent sectarian violence in Nigeria, Unreported World provides an exclusive report on the events leading up to the latest round of bloodletting.

Reporter Peter Oborne and director Andy Wells were the only television journalists in the town of Jos in the immediate aftermath of a previous outburst of sectarian violence, which left 500 people dead. There, they uncover the truth about the convulsion of barbarism that is afflicting a country, and which is rapidly spiralling out of control.

Unreported World suggests that the explanation for the violence in terms of Muslim versus Christian is far too simplistic. This is a battle for land and power, with deep roots in ethnic rivalry. They also hear how, at best, the government has done little to keep the peace, and allegations that, at worst, the military are fuelling the conflict.

Though soldiers now patrol the streets of Jos and there is a 6pm curfew, Wells and Oborne soon discover that the crisis is far from over. Every day sees fresh flare-ups when Muslims and Christians try and return to their communities to rebuild houses and schools.

Arriving at the outlying village of Kuru Kamara, the scene of a reported massacre, the team discovers only devastation - burnt cars and houses, and empty streets. They meet a villager, Abdullah, who gives an account of the day of the massacre. He claims that three vanloads of Christian youths had arrived early in the morning from neighbouring villages armed with guns and machetes.

Abdulla shows Oborne a sewer that he claims had been filled with 30 dead and maimed bodies of young children from the age of six months to five years old. They are taken to a square where much of the killing took place. Every few yards there are black patches on the ground where human bodies were burnt alive. The team is told that 170 villagers were killed in total.

Some of the bodies were thrown down wells. Though many have been removed, some are still visible. Unreported World hears claims that the local police made no attempt to halt the killing, and that one local police officer joined in.

In an attempt to learn what happened, the team visits a hospital in the centre of Jos. Dr Golwa Philimon, a surgeon, tells them that there were 180 fatalities in his hospital alone. He says that the first batch of patients had suffered machete wounds, but that after approximately 12 hours the majority of fatalities were as a result of gunshot wounds apparently inflicted by army and police. Dr Golwa claims 'fake' security agents or men dressed as soldiers and police contributed to the killings.

Dr Philimon introduces Oborne to Joshua, a Christian who had arrived at the hospital two days earlier with gunshot wounds. The team travels to Joshua's village and learns that Joshua was the victim of a reprisal attack by Muslims from the neighbouring Felani tribe. They discover that Joshua's fellow villagers are living in constant fear as a result of daily attacks.

Back in Jos they visit a school that has been converted into a camp for displaced people. Muhammad Isa, a taxi driver, shows them round the camp then takes the team back to what was his home. His house has been destroyed and Oborne confronts Isa's neighbour, a pastor whose house was left intact. As the team leave, Mohammad begs the outside world for help, and in a prediction of what would follow just a week later, says that until someone intervenes, there will be more bloodshed.

As they leave the country, Oborne concludes that the killings have only just begun and that Nigeria may be about to embark on a bloody civil war.

Nigeria Must Split - Its the only feasible solution

The West seem eager to right some wrongs - Cover up's are a thing of the past.

The investigation seems unbiased and has not spared any sect or religion from blame.

(OMO IBO - Thanks for the links)

18Platoon

Please,

This is the politics section and people have the right to know what is being said about Nigeria.

You dont have to click on the link!

As the world's attention focuses on recent sectarian violence in Nigeria, Unreported World provides an exclusive report on the events leading up to the latest round of bloodletting.

Reporter Peter Oborne and director Andy Wells were the only television journalists in the town of Jos in the immediate aftermath of a previous outburst of sectarian violence, which left 500 people dead. There, they uncover the truth about the convulsion of barbarism that is afflicting a country, and which is rapidly spiralling out of control.

Unreported World suggests that the explanation for the violence in terms of Muslim versus Christian is far too simplistic. This is a battle for land and power, with deep roots in ethnic rivalry. They also hear how, at best, the government has done little to keep the peace, and allegations that, at worst, the military are fuelling the conflict.

Though soldiers now patrol the streets of Jos and there is a 6pm curfew, Wells and Oborne soon discover that the crisis is far from over. Every day sees fresh flare-ups when Muslims and Christians try and return to their communities to rebuild houses and schools.

Arriving at the outlying village of Kuru Kamara, the scene of a reported massacre, the team discovers only devastation - burnt cars and houses, and empty streets. They meet a villager, Abdullah, who gives an account of the day of the massacre. He claims that three vanloads of Christian youths had arrived early in the morning from neighbouring villages armed with guns and machetes.

Abdulla shows Oborne a sewer that he claims had been filled with 30 dead and maimed bodies of young children from the age of six months to five years old. They are taken to a square where much of the killing took place. Every few yards there are black patches on the ground where human bodies were burnt alive. The team is told that 170 villagers were killed in total.

Some of the bodies were thrown down wells. Though many have been removed, some are still visible. Unreported World hears claims that the local police made no attempt to halt the killing, and that one local police officer joined in.

In an attempt to learn what happened, the team visits a hospital in the centre of Jos. Dr Golwa Philimon, a surgeon, tells them that there were 180 fatalities in his hospital alone. He says that the first batch of patients had suffered machete wounds, but that after approximately 12 hours the majority of fatalities were as a result of gunshot wounds apparently inflicted by army and police. Dr Golwa claims 'fake' security agents or men dressed as soldiers and police contributed to the killings.

Dr Philimon introduces Oborne to Joshua, a Christian who had arrived at the hospital two days earlier with gunshot wounds. The team travels to Joshua's village and learns that Joshua was the victim of a reprisal attack by Muslims from the neighbouring Felani tribe. They discover that Joshua's fellow villagers are living in constant fear as a result of daily attacks.

Back in Jos they visit a school that has been converted into a camp for displaced people. Muhammad Isa, a taxi driver, shows them round the camp then takes the team back to what was his home. His house has been destroyed and Oborne confronts Isa's neighbour, a pastor whose house was left intact. As the team leave, Mohammad begs the outside world for help, and in a prediction of what would follow just a week later, says that until someone intervenes, there will be more bloodshed.

As they leave the country, Oborne concludes that the killings have only just begun and that Nigeria may be about to embark on a bloody civil war.

Comedian's full this place,

OBJ - They Key To Nigeria's Survival -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EeEHosU2_g0

Last month IBB was consulting with his CIA buddies; this month with OBJ and co,

The evil geniuses refuse to go and rest.

Its like they (IBB,OBJ,ETC) never retired from the military - constantly medling in the affairs and destiny of Nigeria.

Here's some leaked footage from the meeting -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EeEHosU2_g0

Where do Nairaland pay their taxes?

"Iman bans Nairalanders from discussing online his recent lies and deceipt in the press"

That's tomorrow's headlines,

I'm prepared to sacrifice myself for betterment of the future generations of Nigeria. Whatever that entails.

I think you've revealed enough about your sorry existence to see your predicament - You've forseen what's coming.

Hide your shambolic family in the west - its best for you and them.

You are a disgrace to your people - Whoever they may be!

Naijafrank Quote - "Therefore, I do not relate or conform to opinions of any particular sect"

Here's where you problem lies.

You actually dont belong to any particular sect (religious or ethnic)  so how could you possibly relate to thier feelings?

Rather you than me - You and your family are in trouble!

If anything at least you have learnt the correct spelling of IGBO today - Make sure you now teach your family.

And i'm sure the lady presenter (becomrich's wife) owns a degree certificate from a Nigerian University.

Dey blow ogbu anyhow,

Kai,

God save Nigeria,

Me Sef - Wise words

Naijafrank - Its not in all regions that your family (Contaminated Genes) will be actually welcome.