This boko haram menace is the way toward splitting i wish it occur peacefully, Janathan is going to be the last president of Nigeria. I wish my thinking

is not correct.

Abu-Maryam:

This boko haram menace is the way toward splitting i wish it occur peacefully, Janathan is going to be the last president of Nigeria. I wish my thinking

is not correct.

I wish your thinking is prophesy.

0lumide:

You guys think Jonathan is weak and doing nothing? he knows the nation is getting bombed goddamnit!! He knows and he knows he has to do something but what?

He just got there and just a month into his administration, things are falling apart! It's all fishy you know!

Where is the silly Sultan of Sokoto? Isn't he the leader of Muslims? He should come out and denounce these atrocities and give a word of encouragement to the people of Nigeria!!


Buhari, May you burn in hell and corpse be blown to bits !!!!

Another deluded Gej apologist So Buhari is now to be blamed for insecurity and not GEJ.

why not blame McCain for the economic crises in the US. rubbish

is there any hope for Nigerians?

There is a saying that goes well with this situation, "if a part of your body is diseased, then you cut it off." This is the situation that Nigeria finds itself in.

does nigeria still have a president

why do dey kiip attacking the christians??

EzeUche:

There is a saying that goes well with this situation, "if a part of your body is diseased, then you cut it off." This is the situation that Nigeria finds itself in.

Hmmm, by cutting off i hope u mean state of emergency

by the way, i like ur new signature and hope u follow it truthly

uncle please tell us a story,
Breath of fresh air indeed,

Abu-Maryam:

This boko haram menace is the way toward splitting i wish it occur peacefully, Janathan is going to be the last president of Nigeria. I wish my thinking

is not correct.

Its not boko haram, its the government. boko haram will only bomb a school or ministry of education but not police headquarter or Suleja!

alj_harem:

why should we go our seperate ways, why

a broom stick can easly be broken but a bunch of broom sticks are a lot harder, they only bend

so why seperation

We need separation because a terrorist group like Boko Haram will bomb the entire broom stick without any bunch remaining.Darkness and light do not mix,they always separate.The southern Nigeria is light and northern Nigeria is darkness.

u morons should stop blaming GEJ. is he the cause? the hausa man have failed to realized that it was the support of the south south people that had brought thier political ambition into power; now the south south is ruling & a junk of body calling thier self "BOKO HARAM" which i believe is the hand work of the hausa people to make this man government un governable.bt i assure this gang up will never work rather, it will give him more strenght & courage.it.s only in nigeria that U! @nairaland lacks respect for it.s president; if we must fight this ugly disaster, the christian must come together to fight this enemies.
look, most of us are in the north now! & we are prepared to defend our christain brothers.
if u like sit down here castigating GEJ; for this battle must come 2ur door steps if u guys keep on accusing the president. the hausa man wants to spoil OUR brothers regime & u are talking RUBISH.
watch out, that sooner or later, the british,france& usa will send thier bomber jet! & those behind BOKO HARAM will be full with regret(that is if they survive). must fight this ugly disaster, the christian must come together to fight this enemies.
look, most of us are in the north now! & we are prepared to defend our christain brothers.
if u like sit down here castigating GEJ; for this battle must come 2ur door steps if u guys keep on accusing the president. the hausa man wants to spoil OUR brothers regime & u are talking RUBISH.
watch out, that sooner or later, the british,france& usa will send thier bomber jet! & those behind BOKO HARAM will be full with regret(that is if they survive).

bomb blast all over,what's even going on in this country seff?GOD help us ooooo

Bomb don come turn to banger for naija. Anybody fit just buy bomb now and detonate any time, this is good news.

Bros Goodluck J, congrat o, Fresh Air

Dem dey spoil your governance you dey lraugh

People fail to remember that this violence has always been present in the North for most of Nigeria's history and during colonialism. It simply has entered new dimensions. Goodluck Jonathan needs to deal with these radical groups, but it is very difficult to defeat a faceless enemy. Simply look at how the US War on Terror, and how they are still fighting Al-Qaeda after all these years.

The blame should be placed on Northern leaders who have blocked western education for the masses and only focused on Islamic education.

I have one solution to this matter and it is. . . [size=20pt]ODI[/size]

Several persons are feared dead following a bomb explosion that occurred on Church Road, Suleja earlier today.

"NEMA officials have confirmed an explosion at Suleja , four seriously injured victims have been taken to hospital. A death figure has yet to be confirmed," a spokesman said.

This will be the third explosion in Suleja following one which occurred at a rally and another at an INEC office prior to the General Elections in April.

The blast occurred around 3 in the afternoon, and caused extensive damage to some houses in the area. An eyewitness said that a lot of people were feared dead, while several others sustained varying degrees of injury.

Policemen and FRSC officers were seen ferrying the wounded persons to Suleja General Hospital for treatment, while the bodies of those confirmed dead had been taken to the mortuary.

The area was immediately cordoned-off by security agents who kept onlookers as far away from the scene as possible.

Niger state police spokesperson, Richard Oguche confirmed that there had been a bomb blast in Suleja. As at the time we spoke with him, he was en route the town and said he would give further information after arriving at the location.

Niger state government spokesman, Danladi Ndayebo, also confirmed the bombing but he declined to make any comment on the incident, saying that he had yet to be fully briefed on the situation.

The first bomb blast in Suleja, which occurred at a PDP rally on March 3, killed seven persons, while the second explosion, which occurred at the INEC Office on April 8, killed 11 persons.

0lumide:

You guys think Jonathan is weak and doing nothing? he knows the nation is getting bombed goddamnit!! He knows and he knows he has to do something but what?

He just got there and just a month into his administration, things are falling apart! It's all fishy you know!

Where is the silly Sultan of Sokoto? Isn't he the leader of Muslims? He should come out and denounce these atrocities and give a word of encouragement to the people of Nigeria!!


Buhari, May you burn in hell and corpse be blown to bits !!!!

GEJ just got there last month? Quick question who was our president for the past 1yr?

Specifically who was Nigerias president on July 10 2010?

bombing by mend vs bombing by boko haram.

southsouth bombing and northnorth bombing.

same supplier or what exactly.

same mission?

This is getting serious; the cowards at work again and they want the power by all means. GEJ needs to watch out for suddenly military coup d'état.

He needs to reorganize the structure that might favor any mess.

onome25:

u morons should stop blaming GEJ. is he the cause? the hausa man have failed to realized that it was the support of the south south people that had brought thier political ambition into power; now the south south is ruling & a junk of body calling thier self "BOKO HARAM" which i believe is the hand work of the hausa people to make this man government un governable.bt i assure this gang up will never work rather, it will give him more strenght & courage.it.s only in nigeria that U! @nairaland lacks respect for it.s president; if we must fight this ugly disaster, the christian must come together to fight this enemies.
look, most of us are in the north now! & we are prepared to defend our christain brothers.
if u like sit down here castigating GEJ; for this battle must come 2ur door steps if u guys keep on accusing the president. the hausa man wants to spoil OUR brothers regime & u are talking RUBISH.
watch out, that sooner or later, the british,france& usa will send thier bomber jet! & those behind BOKO HARAM will be full with regret(that is if they survive). must fight this ugly disaster, the christian must come together to fight this enemies.
look, most of us are in the north now! & we are prepared to defend our christain brothers.
if u like sit down here castigating GEJ; for this battle must come 2ur door steps if u guys keep on accusing the president. the hausa man wants to spoil OUR brothers regime & u are talking RUBISH.
watch out, that sooner or later, the british,france& usa will send thier bomber jet! & those behind BOKO HARAM will be full with regret(that is if they survive).

Nwanne take off your cloak of sentiment and tribalism, ok? GEJ, OUR BROTHER, needs to prove that his butt is worth the presidential sit. The Odi and Gbaramatu massacre of our recent past was a federal directive (for those blaming the governors), and T. A Orji could not chase Osisikankwu away until the FG stepped in. Our brother's (GEJ) tragic flaw, like Hamlet's, will be indecision, plus gutlessness. I think GEJ is culpable, not just the governors.
y disaster, the christian must come together to fight this enemies.
look, most of us are in the north now! & we are prepared to defend our christain brothers.
if u like sit down here castigating GEJ; for this battle must come 2ur door steps if u guys keep on accusing the president. the hausa man wants to spoil OUR brothers regime & u are talking RUBISH.
watch out, that sooner or later, the british,france& usa will send thier bomber jet! & those behind BOKO HARAM will be full with regret(that is if they survive). must fight this ugly disaster, the christian must come together to fight this enemies.
look, most of us are in the north now! & we are prepared to defend our christain brothers.
if u like sit down here castigating GEJ; for this battle must come 2ur door steps if u guys keep on accusing the president. the hausa man wants to spoil OUR brothers regime & u are talking RUBISH.
watch out, that sooner or later, the british,france& usa will send thier bomber jet! & those behind BOKO HARAM will be full with regret(that is if they survive).



[quote][/quote]Nwanne take off your cloak of sentiment and tribalism, ok? GEJ, OUR BROTHER, needs to prove that his butt is worth the presidential sit. The Odi and Gbaramatu massacre of our recent past was a federal directive (for those blaming the governors), and T. A Orji could not chase Osisikankwu away until the FG stepped in. Our brother's (GEJ) tragic flaw, like Hamlet's, will be indecision, plus gutlessness. I think GEJ is culpable, not just the governors.

^^^
Sorry for the multiple posts, don't know how it happened.

[size=18pt]Suleja church bombed; four killed, many injured[/size]

•Two soldiers injured in Borno blast •11 Boko Haram members killed in Maiduguri

By Chinwendu Nnadozie (Minna), Sola Shittu (Abuja) and Abdulkareem Haruna (Maiduguri)


Four persons were killed and several others injured in a bomb blast on Sunday in Suleja, Niger State, the third such explosion in four months.

And Boko Haram detonated another bomb in Maiduguri, a few hours after two soldiers were injured in an explosion accompanied by a shoot-out on Saturday night.

In turn, 11 of the sect members were killed.

An eyewitness, Sunday Joseph, said the blast in Suleja, which affected the All Christian Fellowship Mission and Faith Mission Church on Church Road – where most churches in the city are concentrated –  occurred at about 2 p.m. when several had ended the Sunday service.

One of those killed was a 51-year-old woman and mother of four, Theresa Ogbor.

Her husband, Mr. Ogbor, confirmed her death to Daily Independent.

The corpses are at the Suleja General Hospital mortuary, and the injured, including a member of the church, a man who lost two legs, are receiving treatment at the Gwagwalada Specialist Hospital, Abuja.

Several churches had ended service at the time of the blast, but some members stayed back to hold meetings.

Business activities came to a halt as traders at the IBB Main Market hurriedly closed when news of the blast and the confusion it created filtered into the market.

Residents are in panic. Some major streets are deserted.

Effiong Bassey, the Suleja Divisional Police Officer (DPO), said the attack was premeditated.

"No arrest has been made yet and there is no information as to who was behind the attack, but investigation has commenced," he added.

It was learnt that the attackers threw the bomb into the church premises from a refuse dump behind the building.

The impact affected five other houses on the street.

The first bomb blast in Suleja this year occurred on March 3 during a Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) rally, the second was at the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) secretariat on April 15, the day before the National Assembly (NASS) election.

Several persons died in both blasts, others were injured.

The Niger State Government described the latest attack as wicked.

A statement issued by Governor Babangida Aliyu’s Deputy Chief Press Secretary, Bala Bitrus, appealed to residents to remain calm as the security agencies will fish out the perpetrators.  

He condoled with the bereaved families, and pledged that the government will not be intimidated by the agents of destabilisation who derive joy in creating chaos.

At exactly 8 a.m. on Sunday in Maiduguri, Boko Haram detonated a bomb, hours after another blast accompanied a gun exchange on Saturday night, in which two soldiers on patrol in the Kalarin suburb of London Chiki in the city were injured.

In reaction to the attacks on Saturday night, the Joint Task Force (JTF) killed 11 Boko Haram members in a gun battle that sent the residents of Kalari packing.

The residents alleged on Sunday that about 30 civilians were killed in a reprisal by angry soldiers, who they said also burnt homes and cars.

But a statement  issued by the JTF countered that the buildings were destroyed by the bombs detonated by Boko Haram.

It drew the attention of the general public to the danger of allowing residential and business premises to be used by the sect,  “as was experienced in London Chiki” on Saturday.

The statement recounted that, “At about 7:30 p.m., a patrol team of the JTF was attacked at Kalarin in the London Chiki area of Maiduguri metropolis with improvised explosive devices (IED) and several gunshots from a bus parked at a building.

“The attack was successfully repelled by members of the JTF and 11 members of the sect were killed while two members of the JTF were injured. Some buildings and vehicles were, however, destroyed by the IED.

“The JTF is aware that some members of the general public have prior information on attacks on security agencies and willingly allow their premises to be used for such acts without reporting to the security agencies.

“The public is again reminded of the implication of such collaboration as it will be dealt with appropriately.”

The JTF added that a bomb targeted at its patrol vehicles on Sunday exploded around Ramat Square area, but no casualty was recorded.

It assured the public of its commitment to restore order in Borno State and urged law abiding residents to go about their normal businesses.

Mallam Yau, a resident of Kalari, told journalists that, “We could not sleep last night because of the bomb blast and gunshots.

“Many people were killed, and many houses and cars were set ablaze during the battle by  some people we saw wearing military uniforms. We have seen death, we have seen blood-letting, and many of us left our homes this morning.  

“We are in pain, we are between the devil and the deep blue sea, because neither Boko Haram nor the JTF is making our lives safe.”

An aged woman in Kalari village said one Adamu Abdullahi, an employee of the University of Maiduguri (UNIMAID), whose burnt house was still smouldering on Sunday morning, was killed when he was “trying to turn back upon sighting his house on fire.

“His car, which over there, hit the wall of the house of his neighbour, then he was shot and his car set ablaze.

“His corpse was not picked until this morning when his relatives came and took it away.”

Over 2,000 residents of Kalari and other parts of London-Chiki have deserted their homes.

“We are on our way to our village for now; this madness is enough,” said Maryam Habu, who left the battle zone with her two kids.

Several churches did not hold services on Sunday.

Soldiers ordered worshippers to return to their homes as they fired gunshots into the air.

this is getting serious, na wao! mak i neva dis side abeg o!

well i think nepa or is it phcn they call them selves this day is the worst terrorist group in nigeria bokoharan have hardly don half what nepa has done they have systematically destroyed EVERY SECTOR OF THIS COUNTRY NIGERIA and every four years they have a new leader, the federal government should dialog with NEPA,

help us oh lord!!! this is getting outta hand.

By the way where is Beaf? FRESH AIR INDEED

Βουκέφαλος:

By the way where is Beaf? FRESH AIR INDEED

What do u want beef for?
Did he force you to vote in incompetence? He only did his job as a salesman and sold you monkey meat for Chimpanzee meat and vamoosed.

Nigerians are reaping what they voted for so stop complaining and "pray for Mr. President so his enemies will come out and confess"!

bunch of nincompoops!

Is Gej just gonna fold his arms?

Gbenge 77:

Is Gej just gonna fold his arms?

both arms and legs were folded

A country with a weakling for president will come to this.
Let us hope someone around this emasculated man will have enough spine to tackle this problem.
I have sincerely lost it for him.
GEJ please resign if you cant tackle this and beg your COAS to take over, we need someone with balls!