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He said the other arrested suspects, who seemed to be in stable condition, promised to take the JTF men to Bama to show them some of their members’ hide-outs.

thegoodjoehunt: PEOPLE HATE WHAT THEY CAN'T CONQUER,
HATE WHAT THEY DON'T UNDERSTAND.

Oahray: please tell me. Ramos of all people

taiocol: akward

50calibre: Next season at barca - Messi + Neymar, that's not a good thing. Someone is going to get tried for crimes against humanity.

Anyways we shall be countering them with our Van Persie + Rooney (hopefully if he doesn't leave)

Hamazz1: Before u get cold feet about this jagon.d reason stated is enough to tell u from which part of d country Mr k.k comes from n what do u expect from a wondering tribe that has no political identity.APC. Should take note of PDP agents that could b sent to cause disaffection in d party.we know very well how they planted an apologist like Don Eteibet in ANPp back in 2007 only for him to destroy d party n later join d pdp.APC pls shine your eye.

nacosprof: GUY HOW FAR, U DEY VEX OOH,...I BEG DON'T 4GET 2BRING THE IDIOT TO BSIDE,..OUR OBA NEED TO FLUG HE OWN..

Hi,this is my flipbook of Cristiano Ronaldo,hope you like and share it !!!!!!! I dedicace this flipbook to Cristiano Ronaldo i hope he see this .
Watch in HD please !

Mr Aboki: Before Nko...



Nigerians are alot of things.. Thieves, crooks, dishonest but never Terrorists...

_{SHUT DOWN THE BORDERS..}

The Federal Government troops deployed to Yobe and Borno have captured some notorious leaders of the terrorist group, Boko Haram, and recovered various weapons.
Brigadier General Chris Olukolade, Director of Defence Information, disclosed this in a statement issued in Abuja on Tuesday.
In the statement, Mr. Olukolade gave the report of a nine-member Defence Headquarters Operational Assessment Team, sent by the Chief of Defence Staff, Admiral Ola Ibrahim, to the two states.
Mr. Olukolade said the team visited troop locations in various parts of Borno and Yobe.
“The commanding officer narrated the conduct of the operation to rid the (Sambisa) forest of the insurgents who had made the location their sanctuary,” he said.
The spokesman quoted the commanding officer as saying that some notorious leaders of the terrorists had been captured while some materials recovered in their camp had provided useful intelligence for subsequent operations. He did not name the captured Boko Haram leaders.
“The team was shown the various weapons, including rockets and locally fabricated weapon accessories captured in the forest,” he said/
He said items recovered included a large number of Improvised Explosive Devices- making materials, laptops, mobile communication equipment used for shooting and posting online videos, as well as locally made rockets and rocket launchers.
“Also, seized vehicles of different brands were shown to the team.
“Several vehicles destroyed by the terrorists as well as their tailoring equipment apparently used in producing fake uniforms were also shown to the team,’’ he said.
He said the commanding officer told the team that the unit suffered casualties in men and equipment.
The defence spokesperson said troops were currently engaged in night and day patrols of the area to dominate the forest and apprehend any terrorist who might be lurking around. He said the Chief of Defence Staff expressed satisfaction with the high level of successes so far recorded in the operation.
Mr. Olukolade said he thanked the troop for a job well-done, and urged members not rest on their oars until the entire region is fully sanitised and cleared of all terrorist activities.
He said the troops were assured of regular logistic support.

owobokiri: Al Qaeda Peoples Congress

Following the raid of Mandara Mountains and Sambisa forest in Borno State, the Special Force has captured 11 Boko Haram leaders, including one of those suspected to be behind the posting of online videos.
But the Special Force also recorded unspecified number of casualty in gun duels with Boko Haram insurgents who are regrouping in Borno State.

According to a member of the nine-man team which visited Borno State on an appraisal tour, the Special Force is making progress in warding off aggression from Boko Haram members who had shifted base to Manadara mountains, including Gwoza and 1 Kirawa Hills which are under heavy surveillance.
The nine-man team was led by the Director of Operations in the Defence Headquarters, AVM M. O. Faloyin.

The source said: “The land and air raid of these mountains have yielded results in spite of the difficult nature of the terrain. The special troops have captured more than 11 leaders of Boko Haram, including one of the coordinators suspected to be behind the posting of online videos.

“We are hopeful that we will be able to secure these mountains, hills and forests in the next few days. We won’t allow the insurgents any breathing space.”

A statement by the Director, Defence Information, Brig-Gen. Chris Olukolade, confirmed the arrest of some Boko Haram leaders but it was silent on the actual figure.
The statement also confirmed that the Special Force recorded some casualty in one of the units deployed to secure the mountains and Sambisa Forest.

coogar: everyone knows it's an illusion - read my first comment on the thread. however, ask yourself, how did he pull this off? considering how deep the river is, the tidal current and the fact that the river is strictly protected by the government(PLA). all the youtubers that have attempted to explain it are just spewing complete bunkum.

this wasn't a swimming pool stunt, it's a river....

9jadelta: bros, this video na rubbish na. The guy that made the video is not even sure what he was saying, you can judge by the number of dislikes and comments on that video