quid:

The burial of a real war hero, many many many dignitaries

Citadelb0t:


Oju-Iku the runaway beast is a hero to only yeeboes. No wonder you all see burial as part of GEJs achievement. Lmaooo. Deluded people, deluded tribe.

hansad:


Yeah, GEJ has brought more positive developments to Nigeria than any of his predecessors. Few examples:
Fuel scarcity, especially during Xmas and Eids nearly brought Nigeria's economy to a halt. Since Jonathan became president, fuel scarcity has been a past tense.

hansad:
Past leaders paid no heed to refurbishing Nigeria's electricity sector. That's why we have no light most of the time. But Jonathan's govt jas invested more than his predecessors in refurbishing the electricity sector.

“Without security, there is no government. So it is not debatable, it is something we have to addressed and we are working towards that with vigour. But if I’m voted into power within the next four years, the issue of power will become a thing of the past. Four years is enough for anyone in power to make significant improvement and if I can’t improve on power within this period, it then means I cannot do anything even if I am there for the next four years.”

hansad:
Railway travel was a thing of the past many years before Jonathan administration. But today, railway travel is here with Nigerians.

hansad:
Insecurity?
You were there when 12 northern governors and their population emobraced sharia codes like cutting of hands of petty thieves, stoning of adulterous women, etc. Boko Haram appeared latter and says that it is fighting for a sharia-friendly country. GEJ has deployed every thing Nigeria has to stop Boko. But saboteurs who share same values with you and Boko people thwart the govt's efforts.

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“I would have loved that the Nigerians in Diaspora vote this year but to be frank with you, that is going to be difficult now. Presently, the law does not allow the voting outside Nigeria and so this year Nigerians in Diaspora will not vote but I will work towards it by 2015 even though I will not be running for election.

quid:

Ojukwu nwoke kara aka.
Not a coward like those that drink rat poison

shakaTheZulu:
See what Buhari have caused with his bokoharam
But we will jail him for genocide and terrorism when we good Nigerians re-elect Gej
He must pay for all those bloods shed with his life and that of his generation.


Buhari is a terrorist
Apc is BOKOHARAM
Tinubu is a bastard
Osinbajo is a vagabond
Gej till 2019

Citadelb0t:


So a runaway general is not a coward? Ahahahahah. Yeeboes always make me laugh hard. Deluded people. According to Biancar's father:

Ojukwu was a cantankerous coward- Chief C. C. Onoh

quid:

Nigerian officers . . .with the great war hero Ojukwu

Citadelb0t:
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Ojukwu was a cantankerous coward- Chief C. C. Onoh

quid:

keep watching cartoons

Citadelb0t:
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Ojukwu was a cantankerous coward- Chief C. C. Onoh

quid:


Fashola your uncle was there. He knew better

Betallion:


May the LORD have mercy on you for calling His servant a vagabond. I just pity you Mr. Misinformed Nigerian

ritababe:
Hmmm na wa, anytime i hear soldier and death i quickly click to who.

I pray God keep my brother safe in Jesus name.

desmondokoye:
The Nigerian military court-martial sitting in Abuja has sentenced another group of four soldiers, accused of mutiny, to death by firing squad.

The court delivered its judgment Wednesday night in another case involving five soldiers.

Bankole Taiwo (lance corporal), Ayodele Olawale (lance corporal), Isaiah Olofu (lance corporal) and Adebayo Gbenga (private) were convicted and sentenced to death while Sule Ochehepo (lance corporal) was discharged and acquitted.

According to a source familiar with the trial, “the allegation against the soldiers was that they asked “inciting questions” from their Commanding Officer of 81 Batallion when he addressed them on September 14, 2013.

“The questions pertained to the corpses of some of their colleagues brought to the camp after they were killed by the Boko Haram terrorists due to lack of weapons. The charge of mutiny was that the 5 soldiers “incited soldiers of 81 Bn to mutiny against the authority of 7 Division of Nigerian Army”.

They pleaded double jeopardy that they had been tried summarily by their commanding officer, convicted and sentenced and that they had served the punishment, our source said.

“The record of proceedings of the earlier trial was tendered and admitted in evidence by the court-martial. But the court-martial headed by Brig-General M.S Yusuf did not consider the defence of the soldiers,” the source added.

Altogether, 71 soldiers have been sentenced to death for protesting alleged non-payment of salaries and allowances and failure of the authorities to provide equipment to confront the well-equipped Boko Haram troops.

Hundreds of other soldiers are currently awaiting trial in Abuja, Jos and Lagos for mutiny, negligence and cowardice and allied offences. They are due to be arraigned after the Christmas vacation.

The judgment on the five soldiers came just about a week after another batch of 54 soldiers were condemned to death for refusing to fight the deadly Boko Haram sect.

The 54 soldiers belonged to the 111 Special Forces battalion attached to the 7 division of the army in Maiduguri. They are to die by firing squad, the military court ruled last week.

The soldiers were accused of disobeying a direct order from superior officers to take part in an operation aimed at dislodging Boko Haram terrorists from Delwa, Bulabulin and Damboa in Borno State.

The soldiers said they refused to take part in the operation because the Army did not provide them with the required combat and support equipment needed for such operations.

Also, in September, 12 soldiers were sentenced to death by firing squad for shooting at a car conveying their commanding officer, Ahmed Mohammed, a Major General.

The attack occurred May 14 at the army’s 7 Division, Maimalari Barracks in Maiduguri, headed at the time by Mr. Mohammed.

Others were also sentenced to life in jail for criminal conspiracy and attempt to commit murder.

The soldiers revolted after some of their colleagues were ambushed and killed by Boko Haram extremists, an attack they blamed their commander for.

Yet, more soldiers remain on trial for their conducts in the fight against the extremist sect, and face being sentenced to death.

On Tuesday, another batch of 118 soldiers were transported from Maiduguri, the Borno State capital, to face charges in Abuja, the nation’s capital.

It is not clear when the troops would be arraigned before the military court, but our sources said unlike their colleagues who were convicted December 17, the 118 soldiers are accused of offences less than mutiny.

Also, 22 top officers, including a brigadier general, are being held at the Ikeja Military Cantonment in Lagos, preparatory to being arraigned for yet unclear offences.

They could not be arraigned on December 22 because the court was not properly constituted.

Their arraignment has now been scheduled for a date in January.

The convicted soldiers, apart from the four that were sentenced Wednesday, have been moved to Lagos to await appeal, pardon or execution.

Source: http://naijapolitica.com/2014/12/25/mutiny-four-soldiers-to-face-death-by-firing-squad/

www.channelstv.com/2014/12/25/another-batch-soldiers-sentenced-death-court-martial/

ritababe:
Hmmm na wa, anytime i hear soldier and death i quickly click to who.

I pray God keep my brother safe in Jesus name.

adegunwa4real:
Chai! Instead of saving as many fighting soldiers as possible, we are killing them! Hmmm hope their colleagues won't go on strike o or result to violence!

onadana:
This lack of weapon excuse is so ridiculous.....it is a well known fact that 90% of the weapons used by the Haramites were those looted from the Nigeria Army armory,whatever happens to blowing up weapon cache when running away.

dhamstar:
GEJ must go...........................
GEJ must go........................
By fire by force, GEj must go..............

grayht:
For how long would all this keep happening
I weep vehemently for this country

“This generation of Nigerians and indeed the future generation have no country other than Nigeria, we shall stay and salvage it together!”
― Gen. Muhammadu Buhari

All we want is
B: bring
U: Us
H: Happiness
A: And
R: Restore
I: Integrity


VOTE APC
GMB.. Till 2050!!!