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Politics › Re: FBI Links Al-qaeda To Abuja Blasts by xterra2(m): 11:16pm On Jan 07, 2011

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Barack Obama has approved a request by Nigeria for a permanent FBI counter-terrorism unit in the country.

Jonathan is a mumu
Yaradua denied an africom in 9js why does jonathan want something like this , hey if u think am anti-jonathan ( yes i dont like him ) but by a request by nigeria he is the only one who can make a request like this,,,and be recognized

Useless man

please no we dont,

Anyway why does US wants africom and why do US have many military bases around the world huh

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Politics › Re: FBI Links Al-qaeda To Abuja Blasts by xterra2(m): 11:10pm On Jan 07, 2011

[size=14pt]For some reason i i dont believe this crap the FBI is saying, it looks Odd, [/size]

Anyway, abuja awarded the contract for CCTVs okay how much was the contract and for how many units? huh

( i know it runs into billions) i wanna see how much it is inflated

Politics › Re: What Has Beaf Turned To by xterra2(m): 10:48pm On Jan 05, 2011

Dis Guy:
^^ another one of his username

Politics › Re: Abuja Blasts Can’t Be Linked To Jos Attacks A Contradiction To Jonathan by xterra2(op): 9:23pm On Jan 04, 2011

http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art20110104392259

Politics › Abuja Blasts Can’t Be Linked To Jos Attacks A Contradiction To Jonathan by xterra2(op): 9:22pm On Jan 04, 2011

Minister of Interior, Capt. Emmanuel Iheanacho (retd.), on Sunday said it was too early to link the bomb blasts at the mammy market beside Mogadishu Military Barracks to the Christmas Eve explosions in Jos, Plateau State.

He stated that investigators were still collating evidence and working hard to apprehend the perpetrators, noting that it would be hasty to draw such a conclusion when investigation was at the preliminary stage.

Iheanacho, who spoke with newsmen after inspecting the scene of the blasts, vowed that security agents would arrest the masterminds of the blasts.

The minister said the incident was politically-motivated, stressing that the challenge before the government was the ‘unwillingness of people to play by the rules.’

“Government will fish out the perpetrators of this blast. People can have little political differences but it is not enough to cause havoc; nobody can stampede government,” Iheanacho vowed.

He later visited victims of the blasts at Asokoro District Hospital and the National Hospital where he wished them speedy recovery.

Okay see the bolded part, that is a contradiction to what jonathan said, and i think the minister may be correct because jonathan said so when not an investigation was done, it was too early to say so, but jonathan did,

Politics › Re: Presidency Response To Atiku Budget Critic - High On Abuses, Short On Economics by xterra2(m): 9:02pm On Jan 04, 2011

dayokanu:
^^ Response from GEJ team:

You are crazy, you are desperate, you are corrupt you are this you are that.

3 pages and none of the issues raised was addressed

Goodluck Nigeria

Exactly my point !!!!!!
That is it!!!

How Bleep.in dumb are people ?

Politics › Re: President Jonathan To Appoint Anti-terrorism Chief by xterra2(m): 9:00pm On Jan 04, 2011

[size=14pt]Install CCTVs when there is no light ? huh

, though it is a good idea no dout about that but if PHCN strikes, the CCTVs go off, like non-solar streetlights in Abuja,
But maybe they would budget Billions for fueling of the CCTV embarassed

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But i hope our Nigerian Police wont be stalking people on it

Politics › Re: Presidency Response To Atiku Budget Critic - High On Abuses, Short On Economics by xterra2(m): 10:27pm On Jan 03, 2011

[size=14pt]Imagine they are criticizing/abusing Atiku - instead of them to contradict him, they were abusing / criticizing him, imagine [/size]

Politics › Re: Q U I Z: 101 - Where Was Gej When Our Country Was Bombed ? by xterra2(m): 10:09pm On Jan 02, 2011

slap1:
Q U I Z 102: Where was Krendo when God was sharing common sense?

hahaha

Politics › Re: U.S. Bomb Experts Arrive - FBI Agents swarm Abuja - OBAMA Says ' We will assist' by xterra2(m): 10:07pm On Jan 02, 2011

This is an edit:
Useless Nairaland, it quoted the wrong thing for me, angry

Politics › Re: Buhari May Just Be The Perfect President We Need In Nigeria At This Time. by xterra2(m): 9:58pm On Jan 02, 2011

Yes of course
Buhari is the man, and i will hopefully cast my vote for him, i hope my vote counts

Politics › Re: Bomb Blast: Al Jazeera Out To Destabilse Nigeria – Presidency by xterra2(m): 8:05pm On Jan 01, 2011

Jonathan links Jos bombers to Abuja barracks' explosion
BY Elizabeth Archibong
January 1, 2011 07:05PM

Preliminary analysis have shown that the explosives used in October 1 twin bombings in Abuja are similar to those that exploded in the Niger Delta, while the one that exploded at the Abacha Barracks in Abuja yesterday is similar to the ones that exploded in Jos, President Goodluck Jonathan said yesterday in Abuja.
Though investigations are still going on, the president noted that the Abuja bombing had the characteristics of the ones that exploded in Jos last week.
"The preliminary analysis of the explosives so far used in Nigeria,the one used in the 1st October explosion has the same characteristics with the ones that happened in Port Harcourt, Warri and some parts of the Niger Delta, it has been classified. The one that happened yesterday, from preliminary analysis, is identical with the ones that happened in Jos. So there are two routes, so as long as the security operatives know where the two routes are, we will get to where these things are coming from," Mr Jonathan said.
Speaking at the New Year service of the Evangelical Church of West Africa (ECWA), Mr. Jonathan said Nigerians must learn to move their country forward rather than destroy or stagnate it through terrorism.
He noted that there are two things which have become very important and noticeable around the world today, technology and terrorism. He said countries that are succeeding do not have their citizens indulging in terrorism.
"In terrorism, the instruments they use is that of technology butinstead of using their scientific knowledge to climb, some people use it to drag their nations backward. If you look at nations that are developing, you talk of Brazil, those that were close to us during independence - India, Singapore, Malaysia, China, those that are developed United States, their citizens are not involved in terrorists attacks.
"They are moving their nations forward. But the demons who do not like good things, if a country wants to move forward and they look for a way to push you backwards and that is what we as a nation are experiencing," he said.
He further urged Nigerians to be calm and see this as a challenge that will be conquered.
"If you look at the journey of the Isrealites to go to the promised land, it was tortuous, a number of them even died along the way. We must have challenges. It was Bongos Ikwe who sang that 'nothing good come easy, this I know'.
"So nothing good will come so easily to us. For us to get where we want to go as a nation, we will have our obstacles. These explosives and explosions are part of the road bumps that are being placed but God will see us through. They will never stop Nigeria from where we are going to. We must work and produce a country for our children, a country where there will be no space for terrorists, a country where there will no bombers and people with explosives to deter us," Mr. Jonathan said. "I urge Christians to continue to pray that some of these people will even confess to Nigerians that at the appropriate time they will tell us that they are behind this. But for now, the security people are on it and they will get to the root of this matter. We will get to the root of the car bombs that started in Niger Delta and crept into Abuja and this one too that started in Jos and crept into Abuja."

Sons of demons

Condemning Mogadishu Barracks bombings, Mr. Jonathan said he wondered what kind of a person will plant bombs that will kill children.
"I saw on television, because I am yet to visit the victims, images of a very young child. I'm sure most of you must have seen it. As I came into the church and saw some of the young children, I wondered how somebody will plant an explosive that will kill any of these children under 10. What kind of person do you think that person is?
"Some people say they are politicians, some say they are religious fanatics, but to me they are pure criminals. They are ones demons are using these days not only in Nigeria. For those of you who have time to listen to world news on Aljazeera or CNN, you will see that terrorism is criss-crossing the whole world."

http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/News/Metro/Crime/5660143-146/jonathan_links_jos_bombers_to_abujabarracks.csp

See my bolded part so IBB or chima orlu went to bomb niger delta? ?? or dokpesi huh

mr president has a short memory, we could say abuja 's was MEND

Politics › Re: Bomb Blast: Al Jazeera Out To Destabilse Nigeria – Presidency by xterra2(m): 8:03pm On Jan 01, 2011

posted by Violent

well, given that our President has demonstrated an expertise in absolving and blaming individuals or groups in similar occurrence just not too long ago, shall we then crucify Al Jazeera for jumping the gun and saying what the President had in mind?

Since when has Mr Joe learn to wait for security reports before exposing the rest of us to whatever comes out of his buccal cavity?

GBAM
Exactly, see this foolish president, the security agencies didnt ever say anything he opened his filthy mouth and said that it was not MEND , and that he knew the people who did it but why the hell didnt he tell us, huh

Politics › Re: Bomb Blast In Abuja by xterra2(m): 12:54am On Jan 01, 2011

NO but seriously , 3 bomb blast in a week ( not 7 actually cause jos was 5 ) let me just say 3
in jos
Bayelsa
Abuja

And the worst thing is that the police are not capable of investigating it and nothing would be done at the end
Vision 20 2020 lets go

Politics › Re: Bomb Blast In Abuja by xterra2(m): 12:52am On Jan 01, 2011

AIRDIG:
Binhozie & Chapelle S,

Both of you are so full of it. Muslim this, Muslim that. Have your reasoning gone to the dog?
Warri bombing= Muslims?; Yenagoa bombing=Muslims?, Abuja Oct. 1st bombing Muslims?
So MEND, Okah, Jessy & co are now Muslim.
You are so blinded by hatred, it is obviously eating you up.

Hasty generalisation will lead you senselessness. I can understand you hate Muslims but your speculation is unwarranted (Think! what will Jesus do? Thou shall not bear false witness, remember!).
Let the Security outfit do their thing and give the truth based on Intel rather than your hate-filled anti-Muslim ranting. (instead youare scream you will kill muslim (not those who attacked you, because of the "invented" death of you friend)
(Think! what will Jesus do? Thou shall not kill, remember!). _ _ _Your interpretation of Christianity is akin to extremism of Boko Haram militants

SAY NO TO HATE & RELIGIOUS BIGOTRY!!!

BTW, The sad event is horrendous and evil. My condolence to those affected. The perpetrators will be defeated! The leadership must rise up to the occasion.

GBAM!!

Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by xterra2(m): 8:16pm On Dec 30, 2010

Omenani:
xterra2, all the military websites I have looked at clearly state that South Africa followed by Libya are in the top 40 strongest armies. Nigeria doesn't even make the list for some reason.

Okay then put Libya and South Africa ahead of my original list , i made a mistake with the south african airforce and forgot completely about libya. My bad

Beaf:
Abeg, make una no de mis yarn.
South Africa already has 15 JAS 39 Gripen mult-role fighters and they manufacture and export the Atlas Cheetah jet fighter.
The JAS 39 Gripen is equivalent to an F-16 in capability.

http://www.denelaviation.co.za/
http://www.airforce-technology.com/projects/cheetah-fighter/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlas_Aircraft_Corporation

It isn't sane to compare SA and Nigeria in any military sphere.

Sorry abeg, i was mis-informed, yeah they do have 15 gripens and liibya is ahead of us, my bad
SO put Libya and south africa ahead of us in my list

Politics › Re: Mass Transit Trains To Commence In Five States Next Year by xterra2(m): 8:05pm On Dec 30, 2010

supereagle:
Nigeria is moving forward under this regime.GEJ must be given another term.

Rubbish
This wasnt his project, it was the last administration's project
Say something better please

Politics › Re: Arms And Ammunition Discovered In Jonathan's Campaign Bus by xterra2(m): 10:25pm On Dec 29, 2010

Beaf:
May I also add that the pump action rifle was duly licensed and perfectly legal.

Add whatever you wanna add, but during elections ( i know it is in april -the campaign period i mean ) in his campaign bus thats very good, right ?

Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by xterra2(m): 10:22pm On Dec 29, 2010

Re: Who Has The Strongest Military On Africa?
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Good, i like military threads Smiley but in my own opinion

Strongest in Africa,
1 Egypt no doubt about that although my link below is a bit bad they are still the best, with diesel powered submarine and a good navy and army, easily the besy
2. Algeria - the Su-30 is a very capable fighter, beats the F-15 every time, which never had a loss, also it beats all american 4/4.5 fighter jet, e.g F-15,16 and 18
3.Morocco- Uses F-16 block D also has some Electronic warfare planes,
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4.Nigeria- with the delivery of the J-7 airguard (or F-7 whichever joor) boosted the airforce ability, with the navy warships that have been repaired, + have good training
5.South Africa, - it placed an order of the saab gripen but has not yet recive them ( last time i checked) thereby lacking capable fighter jets thats why i put them below Nigeria,

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Um you may abuse the soldiers, killing civilians, entering molue for free or maltreating innocent people but that doesnt mean they are not trained or capable,

Sources:
1. (http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1284905)
2. (http://vayu-sena.tripod.com/comparison-f15-su30-1.html)

South Africa isnt rally capable, no fighter jets for now, but when the gripens are delivered, they would be ahead of us,

Politics › Re: My Achievements In 2010, By Jonathan. by xterra2(m): 10:18pm On Dec 29, 2010

See Akainzo priginal post

Politics › Re: My Achievements In 2010, By Jonathan. by xterra2(m): 10:16pm On Dec 29, 2010

Beaf:
Well done to the President, there are many common people who have been positively touched. There is still a lot to be done, but it is step by encouraging step.
All in all, a very good first year.

Mister see this :

Akainzo:
I know Nigeria has Five named International Airports, but using functional to describe any of those our International accredited airport is laughable in 2010.

So the only functional benefit of that airport worthy of mention is its use an escape route. What you missed is the import that we do not have functional medical facilities in the nation!

A very good deed, and typically undone by lifting the ban on imported textile materials 3 days before the opening of the same UNTL. What is the actual focus, the propaganda or the susteinable development of the textile sector?

Mr president, I would advice that the FG fund the existing ones first to a world class level. However, I recognise that corruption is festered while awarding major building contrcats. At least there are now 6 new lines for budgeting. By the way, how much of these N933B is allocated to these new universities?

Hmmm, compare this to the umber of families crying due to the Christmas eve blast in Jos. The number of families that observed Christmas in the hospital due to lack of good roads, lack of adequate mediacl facilities or other failings of giovernment while Ribadu and El Rufai were partying?

Mr President, you lack the capacity to understand what national issues are about. That, is your major failing.

[size=13pt]ALso the TRACON Radar Issue he Jonathan didnt start it the money was paid all before his adminstation so WHAT THE HELL is he talking about, he didnt start [/size]

Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by xterra2(m): 11:28pm On Dec 28, 2010

^^ Um Egypt yes, but not south africa refer to my earlier post just above yours
And about the "bomb" i guess nuclear, and if so , no they dont

Politics › Re: Fg Plans 10,000-man Security Force by xterra2(m): 9:45pm On Dec 28, 2010

SapeleGuy:
The time for long grammar don pass.
What you believe to be good for the people of Ayakoromo must be good for these people also.
Jonathan take it to dem.

Um , thats an F-16 which we do not have

@Becomerich, well you are mis-informed the Chineese fighter hets are in markudi, the helo, are in kad, (very few) , while the alpha jets are in niger state but the helos mi-35 was moved to the north to deal with boko haram, while some helos are in the FOB (forward operating Base) in bayelsea, or in river state

Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by xterra2(m): 9:22pm On Dec 28, 2010

Good, i like military threads

but in my own opinion

Strongest in Africa,
1 Egypt no doubt about that although my link below is a bit bad they are still the best, with diesel powered submarine and a good navy and army, easily the besy
2. Algeria - the Su-30 is a very capable fighter, beats the F-15 every time, which never had a loss, also it beats all american 4/4.5 fighter jet, e.g F-15,16 and 18
3.Morocco- Uses F-16 block D also has some Electronic warfare planes,
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4.Nigeria- with the delivery of the J-7 airguard (or F-7 whichever joor) boosted the airforce ability, with the navy warships that have been repaired, + have good training
5.South Africa, - it placed an order of the saab gripen but has not yet recive them ( last time i checked) thereby lacking capable fighter jets thats why i put them below Nigeria,

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Um you may abuse the soldiers, killing civilians, entering molue for free or maltreating innocent people but that doesnt mean they are not trained or capable,

Sources:
1. (http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1284905)
2. (http://vayu-sena.tripod.com/comparison-f15-su30-1.html)

Politics › Re: Breaking News: Religious Clashes Broke Out In Jos by xterra2(m): 10:40pm On Dec 26, 2010

alj harem1:

and so the christains now do the same thing we call evil

shame on them

Politics › Re: Nigeria Needs To Split Urgently! by xterra2(m): 9:03pm On Dec 26, 2010

I use to (and still) tell my friends that Nigeria needs to be split into two, but like me and SOME people here, we dont really know what it is and what would it be like, and we dont actually mean it,

Politics › Re: Nigeria Needs To Split Urgently! by xterra2(m): 9:01pm On Dec 26, 2010

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A quick Question:

So if Nigeria splits into two, north and south what about the middle belt and Abuja, who would have the middlebelt and abuja
Andother Palestine and Israel Case-- or not ?
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Politics › Re: Rigging Manual: The Height Of Collusion Bwn The Executive And The Legislature by xterra2(m): 4:00pm On Dec 26, 2010

Nsiman:
How do sm1 plan to rig a general election in his favor when he has not got the party ticket yet? Atiku at it again

"He who fails to plan, plans to fail"

So obviously he is planning, when he does get the ticket this is what he wants to do to win

Abeem:
I think they have started implementing their strategy:
---Lagos State CP Akpoyibo redeployed, replaced by John Haruna of FCT http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art201012103281692
---A new crop of CPs have just been promoted with no portfolios see http://www.leadershipeditors.com/ns/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=21853:chizoba-ogbeche-abuja&catid=16:headline-news&Itemid=102

Politics › Re: Sahara Reporters Interviews Fashola, Watch Video by xterra2(m): 3:59pm On Dec 26, 2010

Please can someone summarize the video for me, my connection is a bit slow

Also did Fashola talk about the Lagos Light Rail ?

But seriously, that Lagos light rail would be the answer of all anti-fashola
I think that is very very important, less trafic, (good, if you have a fast car wink

and cheaper transport

Culture › Re: Stolen Benin City Mask To Be Auctioned In London For N1.25b by xterra2(m): 8:30pm On Dec 23, 2010

This is very disheartening to hear, why would they white people steal what is ours dating from 16th century and wants to auction it, something that doesn't belong to them, and the worst part is that there is nothing we can do ,
Truly, the "West" is Evil

Politics › Re: Man Gets 24 Months Imprisonment For Stealing Recharge Cards by xterra2(m): 8:16pm On Dec 23, 2010

^^ 6 x 3 = 18

Politics › Re: Tribute To Nigerian Military In Pictures by xterra2(m): 10:17pm On Dec 22, 2010

^^ My first line meant that no one would send peacekeepers there , he ordered them out, by reality no one would send any peacekeepers in

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