nawa wo for this egypt

Just like syria,egypt is descending in to civil war. So unfortunate for the arab world and their ossified pattern of politics which is responsible for all dis arm rebellion.

Valiantvaliant: To the poster above me: I dont want to say you are a foool but you are really not wise.

back to topic: PHAROAH MOHAMMED MORSI &CO,
LET MY PEOPLE GO

My friend will you sharrap you blouse sized mouth, I.diot.....it is lazy urchins like you that get rapedd and deprived of being more better than what you ought to be...because of fear of death and the struggle for betterness, all you know how to do is to condemn the Government online with words without actions, what you are seeing is clearly what Africa stood for since the early days of slavery but Nigeria has because of its foolishness and foul mouth without action to remain where it is....You dare not embezzle funds in Egypt like you do in Nigeria, you better go and school your lousy brains rather than come here to open your mouth to pour out rubbish, Animals like yourself dont know what Justice/Equality means all you can understand about certain situation is cheap Propaganda

nawa ohh for this egypt

sanandreas:
why dnt u start it. U think say violence dey pay

Sharrap, why your papa no start am, him and them Jonathan and OBJ no be mate...? Lazy cow

condralbede: This is exactly d country maiduguri, yobe, adamawa,Kano.should have been with. instead of causing havoc here in Nigeria.

And you think your state is any Better,...? when did Boko Haram started their operation in Nigeria?, and since when has Nigeria been better than it is now even Before the Evolution of Boko Haram, some people are using the situation to make billions you are busy naming states that should be excluded from the country, were are you from, and how better is your state compared to those you just mentioned...?

1 shortblackboy: how will civil unrest benefit us ? take a look at all the so called arab spring countries they are still wallowing in anarchy till now. violence only begats violence. if u want change let it be constitutional go to the polls and vote the right people and don't let tribal and religious sentiment influence ur decision... I don talk

my brother, dis is nt a matter of civil unrest nd neither is it a matter of any violence begating violence. What happened in Egypt is peaceful protest (fihting 4 what u think is right in a peaceful manner, atmosphere absent of violence) leading into violence. How many times have nigerians come together nd hold a peaceful protest with one voice telling our corrupt national assembly thiefs nd govt that they are wrong when we feel that they are very wrong nd corrupt so they will get it into there skull that the positions they hold is nt there fathers throne nd they are meant to serve nigerians, giving us basic amenties, gd nd quality educatn, providing quality electricity, provide employement, provide secuirity etc instead of sitting there making no change nd nt even thinking at all 4 d sake of Nigeria and getting big on huge salaries nd allowances which are d hard earned profit from resources of this great nation. D market women did it in egba against alake at a time in our history. It indeed worth a try bt there is very high probability dat d protest will lead to violence nd d issues covered in decades will arise again. If we are nt careful, Nigeria will nt b d same again. I don't think it will get to this level sha if d whole Nigeria can speak nd protest with one voice. It needs to b properly planned since we are heterogenous. So dat north will nt later b speaking arabic nd east money while south french. Bitter truth.

1 shortblackboy: how will civil unrest benefit us ? take a look at all the so called arab spring countries they are still wallowing in anarchy till now. violence only begats violence. if u want change let it be constitutional go to the polls and vote the right people and don't let tribal and religious sentiment influence ur decision... I don talk

my brother, dis is nt a matter of civil unrest nd neither is it a matter of any violence begating violence. What happened in Egypt is peaceful protest (fihting 4 what u think is right in a peaceful manner, atmosphere absent of violence) leading into violence. How many times have nigerians come together nd hold a peaceful protest with one voice telling our corrupt national assembly thiefs nd govt that they are wrong when we feel that they are very wrong nd corrupt so they will get it into there skull that the positions they hold is nt there fathers throne nd they are meant to serve nigerians, giving us basic amenties, gd nd quality educatn, providing quality electricity, provide employement, provide secuirity etc instead of sitting there making no change nd nt even thinking at all 4 d sake of Nigeria and getting big on huge salaries nd allowances which are d hard earned profit from resources of this great nation. D market women did it in egba against alake at a time in our history. It indeed worth a try bt there is very high probability dat d protest will lead to violence nd d issues covered in decades will arise again. If we are nt careful, Nigeria will nt b d same again. I don't think it will get to this level sha if d whole Nigeria can speak nd protest with one voice. It needs to b properly planned since we are heterogenous. So dat north will nt later b speaking arabic nd east money while south french. Bitter truth.

Afam4eva: If Nigerians can have half the heart that these Egyptians have, things would have changed for the better.

What are you talking about??
You've heard about the Biafran war have'nt you??
Nigerians have more Heart than you think... Except "YOU" dont and if you dont, you prolly are'nt Nigerian... Hehehehehe (like me)

Chei!!...tis are the same soldiers who were defeated by isreal in barely one week,now killing their fellow citizens like animals,citizens who were just exercising their rights in a peaceful protest.Ah would be so disappointed if the islamic brotherhood doesn't retaliate!!!

crazy fools wit a madocrite mindset,africa is rilly derailn in nation buildn,2bad
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Egypt continues to prove my point that Violence revolution is never the best option!

Wasn't it yesterday they were doing this same thing to a previous leader? Now fast forward; The same thing is happening again. That should tell them, the 'tyrant' blood is in the people. Hence, they need to 'rebrand' themselves as a people first; to get a good leader.

eddiebruk: Exactly what Nigeria Needs

you need 3 doses of FOOLicine.
While taking your treatment avoid WEEDine.
FOOLicine is a drug that cures foolishnesss

Okoro2015: Muslim Brotherhood with their extremist ideologies. Kudos to Egyptian millitary (Mind you they are Muslims but with liberal thinking). Nigerian Millitary should replicate same here, from Maiduguri up North, Through to State of Osun in the West.

Wetin happen to the State of Osun? The state is very peaceful na. Why should the military go there? Answers Demanded!

speedyboi: Egypt continues to prove my point that Violence revolution is never the best option!

Wasn't it yesterday they were doing this same thing to a previous leader? Now fast forward; The same thing is happening again. That should tell them, the 'tyrant' blood is in the people. Hence, they need to 'rebrand' themselves as a people first; to get a good leader.

Please, what's the best option?

searay: you need 3 doses of FOOLicine.
While taking your treatment avoid WEEDine.
FOOLicine is a drug that cures foolishnesss

You are an Idi.ot with low memory.

This is descending into civil war

seedord247:

bros lead the revolution now.

Lmao... Guy you be weyrey.. Correct 1... Olofo

Better; let dem clear those terrorists called "Muslim Brotherhood"!!! They've already lost credibility and confidence in Egypt...They've been warned to stop their unpopular protest; anyway they deserve what they got. Whether they like it or not Egypt remains a secular state. They don't want to be islamalized like Iran or Pakistan. Even SaudiArabia is in support of the present Egyptian govt because they consider MB as a terrorist organization. Lest we forget; they were the ones that assassinated President Sadat. No room 4 extremism...oya nxt person is Senator Yerima!!

eddiebruk:

My friend will you sharrap you blouse sized mouth, I.diot.....it is lazy urchins like you that get rapedd and deprived of being more better than what you ought to be...because of fear of death and the struggle for betterness, all you know how to do is to condemn the Government online with words without actions, what you are seeing is clearly what Africa stood for since the early days of slavery but Nigeria has because of its foolishness and foul mouth without action to remain where it is....You dare not embezzle funds in Egypt like you do in Nigeria, you better go and school your lousy brains rather than come here to open your mouth to pour out rubbish, Animals like yourself dont know what Justice/Equality means all you can understand about certain situation is cheap Propaganda

see this goat o, you dont even understand what i said at all, your brain size must be negligible, ode

funshint: Better; let dem clear those terrorists called "Muslim Brotherhood"!!! They've already lost credibility and confidence in Egypt...They've been warned to stop their unpopular protest; anyway they deserve what they got. Whether they like it or not Egypt remains a secular state. They don't want to be islamalized like Iran or Pakistan. Even SaudiArabia is in support of the present Egyptian govt because they consider MB as a terrorist organization. Lest we forget; they were the ones that assassinated President Sadat. No room 4 extremism...oya nxt person is Senator Yerima!!

Warned by who? An illegitimate govt. No matter the situation, a coup is still a coup, and it's illegal. I don't even have problems with them. My grouse is with the high-handness that the protesters have been subjected to.

If this kind thing shld happen in nigeria, ha! Na war be dat ooO cus de three ethnic groups igbo, hausa yarouba will not agree to each oda

Okoro2015: Muslim Brotherhood with their extremist ideologies. Kudos to Egyptian millitary (Mind you they are Muslims but with liberal thinking). Nigerian Millitary should replicate same here, from Maiduguri up North, Through to State of Osun in the West.

Did President Morsi a candidate of the Muslim Brotherhood rig the election that brought him to power? Egyptians voted for him and if they were not comfortable with his policies,the right thing to do is to wait for another general election and vote him out and not to use the military to truncate a democratic elected government...Unfortunately,Egypt will never be the same...Obama is no better than Mugabe or Saddam Hussein for failing to protect a democratically elected government ousted by a military junta.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pz63ICv2L9s

Live Interview of the Egyptian Ambassador to South Africa

Afam4eva: If Nigerians can have half the heart that these Egyptians have, things would have changed for the better.

Have the Egyptians achieved what they are protesting for? Have things turned around for the better? If ♈̲̣̣̥ō̶̲̥̅ϋ̲̣̣̥ ask me I think only God can rescue the masses from bad governance.

To all the fools wishing for this in NIGERIA from their keyboards... what are you guys waiting for??

Since the day the coup I knew egypt will never b the same. As long as there are anti morsi supporters, you will have pro morsi as well. The mIlitary carried out d coup because they say they listened to the voice of the people ie anti morsi, now why are they not listening to the pro morsi camp? Calling the muslim brother hood extremists is a convenient way to legalise the killing even though most pple can't tell you how extreme are they.

Anarchy and removing a leader illegally won't never solve anything. Like someone said, morsi should have been allowed to fail and voted out. I don't like pdp and Gej but will Never support is removal from office illegally. Let it be done through election, that way his supporters won't have any right to claim injustice in any form

enigmang: To all the fools wishing for this in NIGERIA from their keyboards... what are you guys waiting for??

na fear de worry u, go sleep bro

enigmang: To all the fools wishing for this in NIGERIA from their keyboards... what are you guys waiting for??

na fear de worry u, go sleep bro

360command: I love Egypt.

U love the killing, abi?

enigmang: To all the fools wishing for this in NIGERIA from their keyboards... what are you guys waiting for??

MOFO stop complaining about the government then, a soldier will rather DIE fighting to save his wife who is about being raped because it is enough shame for him to be with a woman who has been raped right in front of his eyes..that is what Dignity is all about, if you cant fight for what you have, then dont complain because it has already became history since the day you sold your right and stand being a citizen but rather you choose to be a coward.

soludo@kay:
seriously we need this in Nigeria

You are wrong. What has their protest achieved so far? New universities? Better roads? More teachers and schools? Better health care services?
Don't deceive yourself, Egypt was better before the protest against Hosni. Can You resurrect those that died in Egyt? That is irredeamable loss. Go and learn from Lbya

Afam4eva: If Nigerians can have half the heart that these Egyptians have, things would have changed for the better.

Has things changed for better in Egypt?