obo_man: Nigerians and their typical reasoning.....


Why would you say it serves them right? I think we should condemn all forms of illegal detentions.

Irrespective of what she reports, the best way of fighting back false reporting is counter reporting....


If Nigerians and Nigeriens think her report is biased and one-sided, what they should do is take their national broadcasters to the scene and tell us their own version of events.

HAH: Detaining them will only make them more popular moreover what is wrong in reporting a refugee crises.

For those saying that Aljazeera is one sided didn't you hail their bravery while reporting the Niger Delta crises meeting with the militants, all of a sudden they are villain because they are reporting a crises in the north.

Shame on their abductors

Capnd143: am sensing nigeria's involvement in this, the reason the were detained is not far fetched, so i guess the Nigerian authorities preferred not to arrest her on Nigerian soil in other to avoid it being blown up as it always does when it comes to matters involving our dear little republic, i think Nigeria used diplomatic pressures or perhaps threats to close permanently nigerian-niger border to force the nigeRIENS into detaining that person of a reporter

obo_man: Nigerians and their typical reasoning.....


Why would you say it serves them right? I think we should condemn all forms of illegal detentions.

Irrespective of what she reports, the best way of fighting back false reporting is counter reporting....


If Nigerians and Nigeriens think her report is biased and one-sided, what they should do is take their national broadcasters to the scene and tell us their own version of events.

dgitrader: Let's not rush into conclusion, going by the report, Nigeria has nothing to do with the detention. It's also not logical to detain foriegn journalist in unclear circumstances like these, it's not good for the image of any country. Best practise is to blacklist the media organization. Nigeria better learn from the Chinese. Let's wait and see as events unfold

hardbody:

Bros, logic 101...Oya answer

What is the difference between

a. Nigeria and b. Niger

Question 2.

If a person from Nigeria is a Nigerian, a person from Niger Republic is..........

Answer all questions. 5 minutes.

Akson man: One of the Nigerien Aboki soldiers should please do me a favour and fvck Yvonne Ndege in her yansh hole.

Akson man: One of the Nigerien Aboki soldiers should please do me a favour and fvck Yvonne Ndege in her yansh hole.

And If Femi Oke was amongst them, i would have also love for them to have fhuuucked that her big mouth..

DAKAR, Senegal — A team of Al-Jazeera journalists
has been detained for three days in eastern Niger,
where they are being held inside a prison cell,
according to a statement Monday from the Qatar-
owned network. Niger’s government spokesman said the group
was filming illegally, having entered the country
with only a visa. Journalists in Niger are required to
also apply for an authorization from the ministry of
communication, said spokesman Marou Amadou,
who is also the country’s justice minister. He denied that the team is being held, saying only
that their material was seized and is being
inspected. Hasan Salim Patel, a spokesman in the network’s
media relations office, said that the Al-Jazeera crew
had just finished filming a story on refugees who
have been flooding across the Niger border from
neighboring Nigeria, where security forces recently
launched a military operation to flush out Islamic insurgents. Patel said the team was detained at
around 9 a.m. GMT on Saturday after leaving the
Niger town of Goure. The team — correspondent Yvonne Ndege, camera
operator Romuald Luyindula, producer Mohammed
Abubakar, as well as their driver Rabiu Abdullahi —
were transferred to the district capital of Zinder. “They were taken to Zinder for questioning by
what they believe are intelligence services and
interrogated for 10 hours,” Patel wrote in an email.
“They were again arrested around (3 p.m. GMT)
Sunday, charged with espionage. A couple of hours
later, denied any rights with passports, gear taken away and all personal belongings including shoes
and jewelry. They were all put in shared holding
cells, denied food and water.” On Sunday, they were taken for fingerprinting.
They were able to see that their file read
“espionage,” though the evidence field had been
left blank. Later in the day, they were told that they
were free to go, and were taken to the senior
official who was supposed to return their passports. “Within an hour, the team was detained
again, this time without any charges of explanation
and their gear has been taken again,” Patel said in
the email. Niger’s Justice Minister Marou Amadou told The
Associated Press that Al-Jazeera had failed to get
the proper accreditation, and had started working
with only a visa. “They entered the country without accreditation,
with only a visa that they got in Kano (in Nigeria).
You know the rules, administratively we cannot
accept this. They need to come to the ministry and
apply for their accreditation,” he said. He denied that they are being detained. “We are not
detaining them. We are just inspecting their
material. And they are waiting for their material to
be released. I insisted that they not be held,” he
said. “But in any case, they are here illegally.”

collynzo2: Al Jazeera will not give you the full story.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/africa/al-jazeera-crew-held-for-3-days-in-niger-after-govt-says-they-failed-to-get-accreditation/2013/06/17/675d3ce2-d742-11e2-b418-9dfa095e125d_story.html

dasparrow: @Post

All I can say is serves them right. Aljazeera is a biased media company who keeps reporting false stories or half baked truths about Nigeria. Now, they have bitten more than they can chew. I pray the government of Niger locks them up and throws the keys away! They think Niger is like Nigeria where they can do whatever they want and get away with it.

collynzo2: Where is Tbaba1234? When we said these people where making up stories, he kept on defending them.

musiwa24: how could that be.. the blowing up and killing in nigeria is fake news.. I dont think, you people know nigeria.. Look in nigeria.. people kill people. even if they come to your house they can kill you. And nothing will happen... even police run for their life..

why is the former nigeria chief of police now living in london. fear for his life.. if police boss can run for his life. what for the people. even the president of nigeria is not safe..may be you people think. you are in europe. this is africa. anything goes.


do this video look fake to you.. will you allow someone to beat the hell out of you. that the police beating boko haram out of their body.

do that video look like the north will agree to the satellite pictures to you.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-IiDlODqxA

sheyie2007:
Dude you're reta.rd ....just kill yourself