Politics › Re: Anambra light of the nation, eastern economy power house. by tit(f): 3:40pm On Mar 18, 2015 |
this obiano looks like a third world dictator |
Politics › Re: Pictures Of Intelligence Gathering And Surveillance Overflights By Nigerian Army by tit(f): 3:27pm On Mar 18, 2015 |
thoth: Pure Fallacy , this is from the Command and Control setup of a Ship, not being used in north east. this is AWAC. I have a video but decided not to post much about it not to let you boko haram know what is hitting you all. |
Politics › Re: PHOTO: Have You Seen This Advert Mocking Jonathan? by tit(f): 3:25pm On Mar 18, 2015 |
Guess who is abusing people now? When we start now, you will start crying and wailing about sacred personality. |
Politics › Re: Prof. Osibanjo Visits Ejigbo Osun State (photos) by tit(f): 3:18pm On Mar 18, 2015 |
patrickmuf: possibly from your tits...But I doubt any man dead or alive will want to go anywhere close to your saggy, smelly, filthy and expired tits...If we were still in the garden of Eden, your tits would represent the forbidden fruits... doctor connect nono as drip to buhari. it is the only thing his body will accept. that is why fulani herdsmen are desperate for grazing ground so buhari 150 cows can produce enough drip nono. it is a pity. |
Politics › Re: Nigerians Rescued During Last Military Operation In Yobe (Photo) by tit(f): 3:14pm On Mar 18, 2015 |
why did they not give them a ride in an airconditioned bus? |
Politics › Re: Prof. Osibanjo Visits Ejigbo Osun State (photos) by tit(f): 2:10pm On Mar 18, 2015 |
braine: that is someone actively and genuinely working towards his goal. Not like some impossed bigoted and lazy Sambo who would just sit there, talking about whos a muslim and whos not. while buhari is lying on a hospital bed drinking fura da nono |
Politics › Re: Nigerian Military Found No Sign Of Chibok Girls In Recaptured Territories – Army by tit(f): 6:06am On Mar 18, 2015 |
shettima took them to Sudan. they should track him on his visits to Sudan and get our girls back joo. |
Politics › Re: Nigerian Army Commands The Battle-Field (Video On BBC) by tit(op): 6:05am On Mar 18, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Nigerian Army Commands The Battle-Field (Video On BBC) by tit(op): 6:03am On Mar 18, 2015 |
okosodo: Only one picture wen nothing for dey happen |
Politics › Re: PDP Is Buying Technology That Can Disable Inec's Card Readers -APC by tit(f): 5:53am On Mar 18, 2015 |
nickxtra: If ths is true, what is PDP teaching Nigerian youths? this is a lie! what is apc teaching all Nigerians? |
Politics › Re: Who Is Worse- Boko Haram Or The Nigerian Army?-graphic by tit(f): 5:49am On Mar 18, 2015 |
kilokeys: read again..
.... handle this matter of uprising and insurgence from any citizen ( either as a BH member or ordinary civilian), either small scale thievery, or brandishing of arms or a large scale onslaught by any citizen now or in future
that was my last paragraph.. i still do not understand you. you seem to imply doing nothing about boko haram, leaving the towns and villages of the NE to the tender mercies of boko haram, would be the best course of action. are you obasanjo in disguise? |
Politics › Re: Who Is Worse- Boko Haram Or The Nigerian Army?-graphic by tit(f): 5:42am On Mar 18, 2015 |
ayindejimmy: It is said that ...it's better for the guilty to escape than to kill an innocent person. it is better to hang boko haram, after a fair trial, than to allow them to escape and kill innocent people. |
Politics › Re: Who Is Worse- Boko Haram Or The Nigerian Army?-graphic by tit(f): 5:41am On Mar 18, 2015 |
kilokeys: in life.. there is a theory known as the "butterfly effect"
The theory that everything that happens must happen; that you can't save one thing without destroying something else.
Boko Haram would surely come to an end in some month's time.
we are sure abt what happens to d arrmoury and artilleries recovered by the NA..
what happens to the shotguns, RPGs, hand guns and bullets, mines and bombs recovered by the Civilian JTFs?
u r saying they cant be stashed away, sold, or kept for selfish reasons later in the future?
all i am saying is.. Nigeria needs pessimistic views from folks like us to handle this matter of uprising and insurgence from any citizen ( either as a BH member or ordinary civilian), either small scale thievery, or brandishing of arms or a large scale onslaught by any citizen now or in future are you saying that boko haram will make better use of the weapons than NA or civilian JTF? |
Politics › Re: Who Is Worse- Boko Haram Or The Nigerian Army?-graphic by tit(f): 5:37am On Mar 18, 2015 |
Jbenue: @ quid
Can I ask you why you want to stop BOKO HARAM? wonderful question |
Politics › Re: $475m Metro And $12B Jonna Train by tit(f): 5:35am On Mar 18, 2015 |
afolag: recently the Ethiopia government launch a new mordern metro train sytem constructed with just $475m . The first thing that comes to my mind is, does nigerian government don't know how to price market? when transformation is mentioned the first thing they say is revival of the nigerian railways ask them, with how much if somewhere else in africa thesame kind of momey could be use to produce 3x wat we ar celebrating. We need change infact with immediate pajawiri!!! change dooole!!!! liar! |
Politics › Re: Nigerian Army Commands The Battle-Field (Video On BBC) by tit(op): 5:25am On Mar 18, 2015 |
studio14: When are they registering their political party, NA has become partisan sorry ooo. eeh no easy. but NA can never take it easy with boko haram. they have to be partisan in dealing with terrorists like you. it is there job! buskie13: I'm having doubts if truly u are a GEJ supporter.. it is every woman for herself. |
Politics › Re: Who Is Worse- Boko Haram Or The Nigerian Army?-graphic by tit(f): 5:21am On Mar 18, 2015 |
internetpirate: Lol! If wishes were horses!! See, @Jbenue, I am partly from the Northeast, and have lived in some of the areas controlled by Boko Haram! I know the level of religious intolerance in those areas, the distrust for government, and the acceptance of fatality by many in those parts! People would shield those who killed their people in those parts, basically because they have extended families and fear further reprisals and, for some, because they either tacitly support the cause or/and they won't go openly against anything viewed as anti-islam!!!
Your suggestion is simplistic and won't work!! Human beings are a complex group, and when you mix religion and tribal flavours into the fray, you get strange, disturbing and unpredictable results! About 1960, the NE was 65% pagan, 30% Christian and 5% Muslim. It looks like all that has changed now. But I wonder if this plays a part in the civilian jtf targeted killings? |
Politics › Re: Who Is Worse- Boko Haram Or The Nigerian Army?-graphic by tit(f): 5:19am On Mar 18, 2015 |
kilokeys: absolute power corrupts absolutely..
these civilian JTF would in future still pose a threat to pple in their communities.
Boko haram would end soon enough.
but what then happens to the blood thirsty Hunters?
u think they would go back to farming or sewing shoes?
i dont think so.. whi are these civilian jtfs? i cannot believe they can be so involved in the wanton killing of their kinsmen! who are they? what is their motive? |
Politics › Re: Who Is Worse- Boko Haram Or The Nigerian Army?-graphic by tit(f): 5:17am On Mar 18, 2015 |
Jbenue: Are You stupid?
This is not about sympathizing with those Bastards...This is about the wanton abuse of CITIZENS of this country countless innocents who have been wrongfully beaten, imprisoned and yes murdered by the armed in their rough handedness and misapplication of "Justice". Nigerians are so docile because its happening somewhere else and to someone else you are making stupid statements. It can easily happen to you your loved ones me anybody. But like so many things in the country we will treat it lightly and brush it under the carpet.
How can a Soldier take a cutlass and slit the throat of a man who is bound and tied. All Nigerians have been victims of the Nigeria Army. Infact while other Nigerians were victims, the Borno people did not raise their voice. Borno people were not visible during the Tiv anti-insurgency operations. They were silent during operation wetie Silent during the Nigerian civil war Quiet while Ogoni was desecrated Asleep while Odi and Zaki-biam were flattened. And now there is nobody to cry for them. Do not make it sound like they are the first victims of the NA. They are not the first and they will not be the last. A few days ago i saw pictures of a boy n Bauchi(?) who had two bullets holes on the chest. He had gone for a drive and the Police claimed he crashed into a tree! His relations were wailing and throwing a fit As if this were a first ever! But I guess they must have laughed and snickered while some other people were lamenting for the Apo 7. So my friend, stop playing victim. Like Maier wrote: This House has fallen. If you want a solution, let us join hands to erect a better edifice. |
Politics › Audu Ogbeh: Chasing Rat While Our House Burns! by tit(op): 5:07am On Mar 18, 2015 |
Benue Massacre: Herdsmen Confess Jihad Mission, Says Ogbeh A former National Chairman of the People's Democratic Party and now a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Chief Audu Ogbeh has alerted the country about the frequent attacks and killings of the people of Agatua in Benue state by Herdsmen who claim to be ona Jihad mission. Ogbeh who spoke to Journalists on Tuesday at the APC. National headquarters in Abuja, said what is of major concern is the fact that the natives who ran to the security agents for help and protection from the rampaging attackers were turned back. Reacting to the incident at Agatu Local Government Area of Benue State, where dozens, mainly women and children were killed in cold blood by suspected herdsmen, Ogbeh warned that the people may be forced to take up arms to protect themselves if security agencies fail to leave up to expectation. He said some of the herdsmen attackers who were apprehended do not seem to be Nigerians as they do not speak any of the Nigerian languages, adding that when interrogated, they confessed that they were mercenaries recruited to come and kill in name of Jihad. "People have tried to resist them on their own but they always come with very heavy weapons, AK -47 and nobody really knows the source. Once many of them were caught and some of them are Mauritanians and others who came into Nigeria speaking languages other than Nigerian. They speak neither Fufuldei nor Hausa but they were among the attackers. One of them said they were told that there was a Jihad and that they should come in and kill," he said. Speaking on the likely motive of the herdsmen's attacks, Ogbeh said: " We learnt that the Fulani herdsmen said they are looking for grazing lands and the idea may be to drive people away so that they can have access to fertile lands good for agriculture. "Now, farmers can no longer farm, they have been dislodged so we have tried TO RAISE MONEYand put them in camps. So far there have been not much responds from any of the government agencies. "This is very strange indeed. Ogbeh said the government security agencies have not responded adequately to the people's desperate calls for protect against the invading attackers . People rush t the security agencies for protection and they were told it is their business. " I think it is the responsibility of the government to protect the people otherwise they are inviting us to take up arms and fight to protect themselves and I think it is unnecessary as we do not want to build an army of our own but if the defenseless people are to be attacked and slaughtered ceaselessly, then we are in serious trouble. "I just want to express about the endless attacks on the people of Agatua in Benue state by the Fulani .herdsmen who keeps coming from time to time. Last Sunday about 80 people got killed mostly women and children gong to church and it does seem that the security agencies have been able to do much. We do not know what to do next but I think it is getting really out of hand. "This happens almost every three months and the Federal Government does not respond much. We heard that even when the people tried to get to some security agents, they tell them it is not their business. We hope that this is a wrong report but it is getting really very troublesome," he said. |
Politics › Re: My Husband Is The Messiah- Patience Jonathan by tit(f): 4:50am On Mar 18, 2015 |
Mama Peace sosai! |
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Politics › Re: Who Is Worse- Boko Haram Or The Nigerian Army?-graphic by tit(f): 4:45am On Mar 18, 2015 |
Jbenue: The surest way to drum up support for Boko Haram is for the Nigerian Army to continue on their savage course. nobody is going to support boko haram for any good reason. if you are looking for an excuse to sympathize with boko haram, just say so. |
Politics › Re: Who Is Worse- Boko Haram Or The Nigerian Army?-graphic by tit(f): 4:44am On Mar 18, 2015 |
quid: So nigerian army should adopt a siddon-dey-look attitude to these evildoers in boko haram abi?? No. NA just deal with BH terrorists by the book. Our warriors should live by the warrior creed. they should not descend to the level of barbaric jihadists. |
Politics › Nigerian Army Commands The Battle-Field (Video On BBC) by tit(op): 4:34am On Mar 18, 2015 |
Rare access to former Boko Haram-held towns in NigeriaOver the past six years, the violence in north-east Nigeria has been relentless - from the capturing of the Chibok schoolgirls to the razing of entire towns. Boko Haram militants have seemed unstoppable. Now military forces from Nigeria, Cameroon, Chad and Niger have been taking back towns lost to Boko Haram. It has been a dangerous and difficult area to report on, but the BBC's Tomi Oladipo has gained rare access to the region. http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-31902503 (watch video on bbc.com)
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Politics › Re: Who Is Worse- Boko Haram Or The Nigerian Army?-graphic by tit(f): 4:22am On Mar 18, 2015 |
my heart bleeds at all this bestiality. all the perpetrators should be brought to justice.
this is what you get when you allow anyhow people into government. if only we had a system where only the best qualified people, who know what it means to follow the rules get into positions of authority. But alas, impunity is customary in Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: Switzerland To Return $380M Looted By Abacha To Nigeria by tit(f): 1:50am On Mar 18, 2015 |
annazubi: No difference between Abacha and buhari. the simple truth. |
Politics › Re: Switzerland To Return $380M Looted By Abacha To Nigeria by tit(f): 1:50am On Mar 18, 2015 |
GenBuhari: Abacha did not steal .
Some Nigerians here are very gullible.
Meanwhile At least $20 Bn but upto $400bn is missing during this present administration and probably similar amount missing under Thief Obasanjo not including $16Bn he made vanish before our very eyes in the false pretext that he would spend it on providing electricity.
Thief Obasanjo who sold off vitually all our assets and all our oil blocks which should have left a few trillion dollars in our coffers left a measly $35Bn over his 8 years rule ( only $8Bn more than Abacha had left in his 4.5 years of leadership)
Dis honest men who cannot account for hundreds of billions of dollars falsely accuse Abacha of stealing $1Bn and a honest man (Buhari) who as worked with Abacha inform us Abacha was no looter.
Who does most people on this thread choose to believe? It appears the choose to trust the dishonest looters  ok he was kworrupt. |
Politics › Re: Who Killed Funso Williams In 2006? by tit(f): 1:48am On Mar 18, 2015 |
HAH: is an open secret known to many within security circle that Funsho William was murdered because as the chairman of the then NMA(Nigerian maritime authority) he uncovered a shody deal by then minister of transport Abiye Sekibo. to be precise he was murdered by some ND militant but under the supervision of an army major who was also an accomplice to the minister, that was why the minister was sacked by obj and the major compulsorily retired from the army
in a nutshell Funshos dead has nothing to do with politics . hot lie. you cannot cover the mess tinubu created by spilling innocent blood with lies. |
Politics › Re: Who Killed Funso Williams In 2006? by tit(f): 12:43am On Mar 18, 2015 |
simpleseyi: I cannot say ooo. I was in Funsho Williams campaign team then. I am Yaba born, bread and buttered without tea Funshu Williams too was from Yaba, Abule Oja to be precise. So, most Yaba politicians were Funsho WIlliams boys. There was rumour then that it was Alliance for Democracy (AD) politicians. However, I believe that anyone could commit any crime, but it is the duty of government to arrest and prosecute crime commiters (criminals). If my memory is not failing, PDP has been in charge of Nigeria's security apparatus since 1998. So, if you ask me who kiiled Funsho Williams, I will say PDP . Who killed Bola Ige? PDP . Who killed Harry Marshal? PDP . Who kiiled Gen Azazi? PDP . Who killed Nigeria economy? PDP . Who killed Nigerians? PDP so Lagos State ministry of justice workers should go home? does lagos not have public prosecutors and judges and magistrates? they were so zealous they jumped into a federal matter by illegally jailing Bode George for actions at a federal level but were so disinterested about the murder of Funso Williams. You may even be the snitch that paved the way for the murder of the young gentleman. |
Politics › Re: Prof. Jega Is Being Pressured To Either Drop The Card Reader Or Resign by tit(f): 5:15pm On Mar 17, 2015 |
how many slaps did they give him? they should brainwash him the way tchad army brainwash boko haram |
Politics › Re: Doctors For Dakuku Peterside In Port Harcourt by tit(f): 5:14pm On Mar 17, 2015 |
i finished that post by calling you idi-oot. |