There is more to this ceasefire agreement. Why is it now that PDP needs a return to the presidential villa that the deal is being signed? For over 6months since the girls were kidnapped yet nothing was done. I see this as PDP's election strategy but I ain't voting them in.

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experimentist:
your father selfish! So that you and your goons will tag him a boko haram leader and sponsor abi! Thunder blast your black stinky assss!

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Ucheosefoh:
Na janj@weeds I wrote nairaland change it to supporters of APC so have taken janj@weeds as their trademark

you got me laughing, so they now know that APC supporters are janjaaweeds. Thats so good

U for tell d king of ya village make e help us negotiate.if buhari had tried DAT, am sure they wld HV nailed him down wt it by now .

Ngwakwe:



This is what Gen Buhari would have achieved for his beloved country had he accepted to mediate on Bokoharam behalf in Saudi Arabia when they nominated him.

We have lost unaccountable innocent Nigerians and properties worth billions of dollars including the defence budget wasted in the fight against these monsters, only for the selfish Buhari to borrow money to contest for president of a country he refused to sacrifice a little for its citizens.

Say no to Buhari, he is too selfish.

I just hope BH Force will conduct their graduate trainee recruitment after the ceasefire woreva

The three men in d pix tells it all .don't involve buhari in dis.d last man on tie was d founder of boko haram

Ngwakwe:



This is what Gen Buhari would have achieved for his beloved country had he accepted to mediate on Bokoharam behalf in Saudi Arabia when they nominated him.

We have lost unaccountable innocent Nigerians and properties worth billions of dollars including the defence budget wasted in the fight against these monsters, only for the selfish Buhari to borrow money to contest for president of a country he refused to sacrifice a little for its citizens.

Say no to Buhari, he is too selfish.

McLuhan:
If indeed the FG has reached a ceasefire agreement with BH and if that ceasefire leads to the release of the Chibok girls, then that would be real cause for celebration. I do hope, I sincerely do hope, that this story turns out to be true. But we should not delude ourselves that this marks the end of the insurgency. Nor should we even think that these jihadists will necessarily keep their promises. The truth is that the Chibok saga, as tragic as it is, has become an instrument of political blackmail. Believe it or not, those who oppose Goodluck Jonathan do not want those girls released -- at least not now. They think it would be too much of an electoral bonus, a public relations bonanza for him. This is realpolitik; it has nothing to do with how competent or incompetent Jonathan is. And for your information, I don't think Jonathan is exactly a paragon of presidential competence, to put it very mildly.

Furthermore, as we read stories about how negotiations are taking place in Saudi Arabia (some have also mentioned Qatar), it should raise certain questions: Why Saudi Arabia? Why should terrorists feel safe to hold their negotiations there? What is the role of that country's government and its nationals in Boko Haram? If, as some people argue, Boko Haram has nothing to do with Islam, why should it choose the birthplace of Islam and the most islamic country in the world as its base for negotiations?

Nigerians, ponder on these things and be wise! These times call for vigilance and prayer. Just my humble opinion.

Dude no one gives a Bleep about this novel you just wrote. Its not even in line with the topic. wasted front age

It's not over yet until it's really over.

So much for capturing and killing thousands of Boko Haram members.

Can the checkpoints be dismounted and people be allowed to resume their normal livelihoods since the terrorist and government has reached a pact?

kingphilip:

bros i doubt ur signature if no b true blue u b because we no de leave that place lialia

I have spoked my own

Hmmmm..........they reach a cease fire after approval of $1B to fight insurgency while not long ago the president says he can't negotiate with a faceless group. Dia ris God woo!

OK if they finish negotiations with them they will go free or what? After killing thousands of innocent people, they now have the right to start making demands.

This is a very bad move by government. And I strongly believe that they will demand for amnesty which FG will willingly grant, while graduates dey roam the streets hungry, uneducated illiterates will be scooping thousands of naira from FG every month just because they agreed to stop terrorism.

For me even if they sign any cease fire agreement, they will be charged for all the crimes that they have committed all these years.

Thank you.

some reason with their ass,after seeing what is threading on dis boko haram issue.by now anyone dat still relates it to being islamic,suach person is nt in existence.choosing saudi Arabi or any Islamic country as a place of negotiating is jst to maintain d confusion on ground.both parties re d same,so if dey like dey negotiate inside kahaba,it is still political

IYANGBALI:
I have spoked my own

can u come and spoketh the correct thing

because that top na my birthright this season o

saintikechi:
I hope its true, i hope they release the girls. "GEJ till 2019"

Your GEJ has just made a deal with terrorists. The worst part is not the deal itself, it is that as usual he has left it too late till they have all become pregnant for demons. He is now going to release hardened terrorists from prison and maybe give them money to start new lives. Maybe some of them will even go into politics after amnesty. Please think and be honest to yourself, is this the kind of President Nigeria deserves?.

ozo13:
The three men in d pix tells it all .don't involve buhari in dis.d last man on tie was d founder of boko haram

Say No to Jonathan. He is cowardly, selfish and clueless.

IYANGBALI:
I have spoked my own

can u come and spoketh the correct thing

because that top na my birthright this season o

kingphilip:

can u come and spoketh the correct thing

because that top na my birthright this season o

time will tell

meforyou1:
which nonsense ceasefire. those bokos use the period to recoup, so the military should go after them and kill them all. and danladi their representative

my broda I totally agree with u. Terrorists don't always cease fire for good, except d fight is turning against dem. so dis is d best time for our army to hit dem harder vid d tide is certainly flowing against dem n dey are losing d war fast n as such dey are desperate for an agreement. If u ask me, dis is d best time to wipe dem off.

lillyjane:
There is more to this ceasefire agreement. Why is it now that PDP needs a return to the presidential villa that the deal is being signed? For over 6months since the girls were kidnapped yet nothing was done. I see this as PDP's election strategy but I ain't voting them in.

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You want me to click your signature for beauty tips and yet the trash above proceeds from you? I think I'll pass!
GEJ till 2019

IYANGBALI:
time will tell

time will only confirm wat I told u

Bullshiiiiiiit!!!!!!

Where is the Nigerian Army that crushed Biafra unconditionally?

Where is the Nigerian Army that crushed MEND unconditionally?

OMG!

I consider anything short of flushing the insurgents out of every part of the country a total failure.

On a second thought, the proposed release of the Chibok girls serves as a form of consolation.

But then...

So PDP and FG actually used the Chibok girls to play politics?

Whats the point of a ceasefire when billions have been spent on arms? looks like the army was only winning the war on pages of newspaper. One day will be one day.

For me and thousands of my muslim and christian brodas and sixtas this is very sad... To many innocent lives lost, just to many...nothing can feel the void in my heart. This news was due 4yrs ago...this is sad!
God 4give bad people
If realy this is a game to the govt. This is very very sad...help me stop crying.
Too many innocent gone, children turn orphans. Wives turn widows.
Wake up Naija

barcanista:
So PDP and FG actually used the Chibok girls to play politics?

You are probably also not aware of this old news story =>

Boko Haram wants talks ...picks Buhari as mediator, Saudi Arabia venue ...demands ex-gov's arrest, compensation
November 2, 2012

THE violent Islamic sect, Boko Haram, on Thursday indicated its readiness to end its campaign of violence but on the conditions that ex-Borno State Governor Modu Sheriff was arrested and peace talks held in Saudi Arabia.

Also, the sect is asking for compensation for families of its members killed in the course of its terrorist acts and the rebuilding of its mosques by the Federal Government.

It also demanded the release of all its members in the custody of security agencies.

Abu Mohammed Ibn Abdulaziz, the second-in-command to the sect's leader, Abubakar Shekau, gave the conditions on Thursday during a radio conference with journalists in Maiduguri, Borno State.

Abdulaziz did not explain why the group wanted Sheriff arrested.

Just on Wednesday, the Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Abubakar, said Sheriff and Senators Ali Ndume and Ahmed Zanna had been put under surveillance to determine their alleged links with the sect.

The three have been variously fingered as financiers of the group

Abdulaziz named a former Head of State, Muhammadu Buhari; Dr. Shettima Monguno; a former Yobe State Governor, Bukar Ibrahim; Ambassador Gaji Galtimari; and Aisha Alkali Wakil, and her husband, Alkali as "trusted" Nigerians it would be ready to negotiate with in Saudi Arabia.

On the sect's team would be Abdulaziz, Abu Abbas, Sheikh Ibrahim Yusuf, Sheikh Sani Kontogora and Mamman Nur.

Abdulaziz said, "We are not actually challenging the state, as people are saying, but the security (forces) that are killing our members, children and wives.

"We are highly offended but if this government is sincere, everything (the attacks) will come to an end. We want to dialogue but government must show sincerity in its handling of the situation."

More than 1,000 persons have been killed in attacks on places of worship, military and police facilities as well as drinking joints since the sect launched its war against the government in 2009.

Last year, suicide bombers from the sect attacked the Police headquarters and the UN Building, in Abuja, killing 44 persons. On last Christmas Day, Boko Haram also attacked St Theresa's Catholic Church, Madalla, Niger State, killing at least 46 parishioners.

It has subsequently attacked several other worship centres, including the St. Rita's Catholic Church in Kaduna last Sunday.

Before now, the Federal Government had made several claims that it was in dialogue with the sect but Abdulaziz said there had been no contact between Boko Haram and the government. He said the sect wants the talk outside the country because the government had proved not to be trustworthy.

The PUNCH could not verify the identity of the man , who claimed to be Abdulaziz even as there were minor inconsistencies in the communication between him and the journalists on Thursday.

Apart from the fact that Abdulaziz is not the usual official spokesman for the sect, he spoke in English Language instead of the Hausa/Arabic that the sect is known for .

But, the Presidency on Thursday said the proposed ceasefire by Boko Haram was a welcome development, if it was intended to achieve the objectives of peace and security.

Presidential spokesman, Reuben Abati, said the position of President Goodluck Jonathan had been that he was ready for dialogue if members of the sect could come forward.

He said, "Yes, I have seen the story in which the Boko Haram is reportedly declaring a ceasefire and the opening of dialogue. I think it is important to restate the position of government in this matter.

"The Federal Government is committed to peace and security for the benefit of all Nigerians.

" If what the proposed ceasefire is intended to achieve are the objectives of peace and security, then it is a welcome development.

"Don't forget that President Jonathan made it clear that if the people behind Boko Haram are ready to come forward, and table their grievances, then government will be willing to listen to those grievances.

"There have been attempts before now, by concerned persons to reach out to the Boko Haram through back channels, in response to government's call that all efforts should be made to resolve the problem. I suspect that this latest development may be related to that."


From: http://www.punchng.com/news/boko-haram-wants-talks/

If only General Muhammadu Buhari had played the role of a responsible elder statesman and facilitated the negotiations two years ago, so many innocent lives would have been saved.

Thank God

Cease what? No way, they could have arrested that son of a bitch we don't know to negotiate with those Devils incarnates.
Kill them all, I no longer believe they are in possession of any girl at all.

And what will happen to those who were blown to smitherings?, those who lost properties?, those who were misplaced?, those who lost loved ones?, those who lost limbs and body parts?, those who were slaughtered like rams meant for illeya?.

I tell you: This government has failed us tremendously, the innocent blood shed will cry out loud just like the blood of Abel cried out in the Bible.

We should all weep that our government can not even quell this Boko Haram insurgency instead they decide to agree to a useless cease fire. A cease fire talk that the spokes man for Boko Haram Abubakar Shekau whom everybody in the known galaxy knows did not even attend.

Yinmu.

Tortoise and rabbit story.