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I Unilaterally Called The War On Boko Haram, Not Jonathan, Chad’s Idriss Deby by legendsilver(m): 7:50am On Mar 06, 2015
Chadian president Idriss Deby has claimed that Chad unilaterally decided upon the much celebrated committed war against Boko Haram this January, the resolute action not being the decision of Nigeria’s Jonathan and with the Nigerian president even stalling the process at every turn.
Nigeria’s Goodluck Jonathan had claimed that after five years of tolerating the sect that killed thousands, he finally this January embarked on the serious effort to defeat Boko Haram to make him more electable and to allow voting in occupied territory; however the Chadians have said that this real war against the terrorists was decided upon unilaterally by Deby in reaction to Boko Haram obstructing Chad’s trade routes with Nigeria and the economy of the landlocked nation.
Quoting from Reuters’ report:
Officials from Chad, Niger and Cameroon say lack of cooperation from Nigeria has for months hampered efforts to put together a regional taskforce against Boko Haram. Chad was compelled to take unilateral action in January, under a deal that allows it to pursue terrorists into Nigeria, after Boko Haram violence started to choke off imports to its economy.
But for a country proud to be a major African power, it would be an embarrassment to President Goodluck Jonathan as he seeks reelection for a smaller nation to tackle Nigeria’s security problems, diplomats say.
Chad has been ready to press deep into territory controlled by the Islamist group but Nigeria refused to let them.
We turned back because Nigeria did not authorise us to go any further,” army spokesman Colonel Azem Bermandoa said.
But the Chadians say there have been no joint operations between the two forces.
Nigeria has for months hampered efforts to put together a regional taskforce against Boko Haram.
Nigeria’s military spokesperson, General Chris Olukolade Wednesday denied the Chadian claims of Nigeria stalling Chadian aggression against the terrorists, stating that the Nigerian side has no qualms with the Chadians but leads the mission to liberate the nation.
The revelations from Chad appear to be fueling distrust, suspicion and tensions between Nigeria and its neighbors and dis-credits the leader of Africa’s most populous nation and a nation that was prior credited as having one of the best armies in Africa.
President Jonathan is yet to react to Chad’s claims of the small country having been unilaterally behind the the drive to liberate Nigeria from the grasp of Boko Haram.
After Chad engaged Boko Haram in Dikwa, Nigeria chased Chad out with the excuse that the Nigerian side planned to drop bombs on Boko Haram in Dikwa. Chad later claimed Boko Haram leader, “Abubakar Shekau” escaped at Dikwa with the Nigerian intervention, and Chad’s president personally warned Shekau that the Chadians knew where he went to and will soon get him.


Source; www.newsrescue.com

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Re: I Unilaterally Called The War On Boko Haram, Not Jonathan, Chad’s Idriss Deby by xpac01(m): 7:54am On Mar 06, 2015
Hmmm, I fear for my dear Nation if GEJ should be re-elected. God save Nigeria.
Urrm, FTC??
I dedicate this feat (Firstus the Commentus) to all the youths of Nigeria. Those living and those who have lost their lives in the process of fighting for a great Nation.
#teamgreatnigeria#

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Re: I Unilaterally Called The War On Boko Haram, Not Jonathan, Chad’s Idriss Deby by legendsilver(m): 7:57am On Mar 06, 2015
I know God has a plan we are yet to understand. Just as he did to SUAL in the bible, so will he do to GEJ

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Re: I Unilaterally Called The War On Boko Haram, Not Jonathan, Chad’s Idriss Deby by Nobody: 8:04am On Mar 06, 2015
may God bless chadian army jare... They are doing what our military failed to do in 6 good years. And some silly empty heads will tell me to vote for gej because he is working. People can all see that gej never wanted the boko haram menace to end any time soon.

God bless idris deby
God bless osinbajo
God bless buhari jare



Gej and boko haram, your end is very near

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Re: I Unilaterally Called The War On Boko Haram, Not Jonathan, Chad’s Idriss Deby by HURUCHI(m): 8:04am On Mar 06, 2015
xpac01:
Hmmm, I fear for my dear Nation if GEJ should be re-elected. God save Nigeria.



Indeed

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Re: I Unilaterally Called The War On Boko Haram, Not Jonathan, Chad’s Idriss Deby by omokoladele(m): 8:09am On Mar 06, 2015
God bless Nigeria

Otueke is calling!!!

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Re: I Unilaterally Called The War On Boko Haram, Not Jonathan, Chad’s Idriss Deby by Ikwokrikwo: 8:10am On Mar 06, 2015
This newsrescue website tells blatant lies.

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Re: I Unilaterally Called The War On Boko Haram, Not Jonathan, Chad’s Idriss Deby by MzJackBaueress(f): 8:14am On Mar 06, 2015
I am really ashamed of my president.

Tufiakwa!

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Re: I Unilaterally Called The War On Boko Haram, Not Jonathan, Chad’s Idriss Deby by otr1(m): 8:15am On Mar 06, 2015
Chadians have said that this real war against the terrorists was decided upon unilaterally by Deby in reaction to Boko Haram obstructing Chad’s trade routes with Nigeria and the economy of the landlocked nation.
Quoting from Reuters’ report:
Officials from Chad, Niger and Cameroon say lack of cooperation from Nigeria has for months hampered efforts to put together a regional taskforce against Boko Haram. Chad was compelled to take unilateral action in January, under a deal that allows it to pursue terrorists into Nigeria, after Boko Haram violence started to choke off imports to its economy.
We know this when your Army carried out military strike against the sect without the consent of our Army. We know GEJ is clueless, lacks the will and courage to be responsible for the success recorded in the past few weeks. Thanks for showing him how a C-i-C should react to issues bordering on security and socio-economy of the nation he presides over.
Jonathan sucks. *spits*

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Re: I Unilaterally Called The War On Boko Haram, Not Jonathan, Chad’s Idriss Deby by Nobody: 8:18am On Mar 06, 2015
I pledge 2 Nigeria
my country, 2 remove JONATHAN & SAMBO.
To be gentle,loyal on election day

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Re: I Unilaterally Called The War On Boko Haram, Not Jonathan, Chad’s Idriss Deby by ayokellany: 8:18am On Mar 06, 2015
Jonathan's govt is a government Of the thieves by the thieves & for the thieves only,(Thiefocracy). God said "thou shall not steal" GEJ the Devil declared stealing is not corruption n supervised these stealing after he killed his kinsmen NSA Azzazi for confessing the PDP is boko haram

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Re: I Unilaterally Called The War On Boko Haram, Not Jonathan, Chad’s Idriss Deby by Segunod(m): 8:18am On Mar 06, 2015
Some people wil start accusing President Deby of being an APC supporter...

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Re: I Unilaterally Called The War On Boko Haram, Not Jonathan, Chad’s Idriss Deby by TeamSimple(m): 8:23am On Mar 06, 2015
Imagine Chad president..nigeria has turned 2 for 5naira chewing gum.

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Re: I Unilaterally Called The War On Boko Haram, Not Jonathan, Chad’s Idriss Deby by Nobody: 8:26am On Mar 06, 2015
The commander-in-chief of d nation shld be hailed for taking a bold step and living up to his promise of destrying boko haram in 6 weeks. Sai jonathan!

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Re: I Unilaterally Called The War On Boko Haram, Not Jonathan, Chad’s Idriss Deby by Igwe9(m): 8:30am On Mar 06, 2015
Fabricated news.
Liars would rather believe the news than all the posts on the efforts of our own Nigeria army they've seen so far.

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Re: I Unilaterally Called The War On Boko Haram, Not Jonathan, Chad’s Idriss Deby by cyril83(m): 8:30am On Mar 06, 2015
Somebody should tell me why the likes of alex badeh and chris olukolade had not resigned, what are these failures still doing in the military if not to sabotage and ruin every efforts made to destroy the insurgents.

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Re: I Unilaterally Called The War On Boko Haram, Not Jonathan, Chad’s Idriss Deby by Nobody: 8:32am On Mar 06, 2015
GEJ is a complete failure

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Re: I Unilaterally Called The War On Boko Haram, Not Jonathan, Chad’s Idriss Deby by GboyegaD(m): 8:34am On Mar 06, 2015
Waiting to read what his apologists has to say about this. GEJ is an extreme weakling.

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Re: I Unilaterally Called The War On Boko Haram, Not Jonathan, Chad’s Idriss Deby by cyril83(m): 8:36am On Mar 06, 2015
Igwe9:
Fabricated news.
Liars would rather believe the news than all the posts on the efforts of our own Nigeria army they've seen so far.

what efforts ? Nigerian army has been on this for years yet no success recorded. What you guyz failed to understand is, Nigerian army has been demoralised by so called politicians.

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Re: I Unilaterally Called The War On Boko Haram, Not Jonathan, Chad’s Idriss Deby by Harryzon(m): 8:37am On Mar 06, 2015
I wonder the kinds of people we are, believing Everything we read about GEJ

Our gallant men needs our support o we shouldnt be praising another army and criticized our own, instead, we praise both at d same time

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Re: I Unilaterally Called The War On Boko Haram, Not Jonathan, Chad’s Idriss Deby by asadike(f): 8:38am On Mar 06, 2015
Mo ti gbo. Thk u

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Re: I Unilaterally Called The War On Boko Haram, Not Jonathan, Chad’s Idriss Deby by edo3(m): 8:38am On Mar 06, 2015
Ahh jonah!

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Re: I Unilaterally Called The War On Boko Haram, Not Jonathan, Chad’s Idriss Deby by cyril83(m): 8:39am On Mar 06, 2015
GboyegaD:
Waiting to read what his apologists has to say about this. GEJ is an extreme weakling.

Too weak to be chairman of a local govt.

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Re: I Unilaterally Called The War On Boko Haram, Not Jonathan, Chad’s Idriss Deby by omenka(m): 8:40am On Mar 06, 2015
With Nigeria as a sovereign nation

I think this man is lying.

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Re: I Unilaterally Called The War On Boko Haram, Not Jonathan, Chad’s Idriss Deby by seunfly: 8:42am On Mar 06, 2015
GboyegaD:
Waiting to read what his apologists has to say about this. GEJ is an extreme weakling.
Ohooooo! Opposition has paid him to paint our presido bad.

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Re: I Unilaterally Called The War On Boko Haram, Not Jonathan, Chad’s Idriss Deby by cyril83(m): 8:43am On Mar 06, 2015
Harryzon:
I wonder the kinds of people we are, believing Everything we read about GEJ

Our gallant men needs our support o we shouldnt be praising another army and criticized our own, instead, we praise both at d same time

Nigerian army has allowed itself to be ridiculed. It has rated money over riffle.

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Re: I Unilaterally Called The War On Boko Haram, Not Jonathan, Chad’s Idriss Deby by kernel504(m): 8:43am On Mar 06, 2015
I may like Jonathan, but then, it doesn't stop me from saying the truth. I believe Idris, because l've asked these questions over and over again, why couldn't Nigeria Army combat Boko Haram till weeks ago?
Please, don't hurl insults... Simply be logical with your answers, thanks.

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Re: I Unilaterally Called The War On Boko Haram, Not Jonathan, Chad’s Idriss Deby by Nobody: 8:46am On Mar 06, 2015
legendsilver:
Chadian president Idriss Deby has claimed that Chad unilaterally decided upon the much celebrated committed war against Boko Haram this January, the resolute action not being the decision of Nigeria’s Jonathan and with the Nigerian president even stalling the process at every turn.
Nigeria’s Goodluck Jonathan had claimed that after five years of tolerating the sect that killed thousands, he finally this January embarked on the serious effort to defeat Boko Haram to make him more electable and to allow voting in occupied territory; however the Chadians have said that this real war against the terrorists was decided upon unilaterally by Deby in reaction to Boko Haram obstructing Chad’s trade routes with Nigeria and the economy of the landlocked nation.
Quoting from Reuters’ report:
Officials from Chad, Niger and Cameroon say lack of cooperation from Nigeria has for months hampered efforts to put together a regional taskforce against Boko Haram. Chad was compelled to take unilateral action in January, under a deal that allows it to pursue terrorists into Nigeria, after Boko Haram violence started to choke off imports to its economy.
But for a country proud to be a major African power, it would be an embarrassment to President Goodluck Jonathan as he seeks reelection for a smaller nation to tackle Nigeria’s security problems, diplomats say.
Chad has been ready to press deep into territory controlled by the Islamist group but Nigeria refused to let them.
We turned back because Nigeria did not authorise us to go any further,” army spokesman Colonel Azem Bermandoa said.
But the Chadians say there have been no joint operations between the two forces.
Nigeria has for months hampered efforts to put together a regional taskforce against Boko Haram.
Nigeria’s military spokesperson, General Chris Olukolade Wednesday denied the Chadian claims of Nigeria stalling Chadian aggression against the terrorists, stating that the Nigerian side has no qualms with the Chadians but leads the mission to liberate the nation.
The revelations from Chad appear to be fueling distrust, suspicion and tensions between Nigeria and its neighbors and dis-credits the leader of Africa’s most populous nation and a nation that was prior credited as having one of the best armies in Africa.
President Jonathan is yet to react to Chad’s claims of the small country having been unilaterally behind the the drive to liberate Nigeria from the grasp of Boko Haram.
After Chad engaged Boko Haram in Dikwa, Nigeria chased Chad out with the excuse that the Nigerian side planned to drop bombs on Boko Haram in Dikwa. Chad later claimed Boko Haram leader, “Abubakar Shekau” escaped at Dikwa with the Nigerian intervention, and Chad’s president personally warned Shekau that the Chadians knew where he went to and will soon get him.


Source; www.newsrescue.com

Just how credible is this site?

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Re: I Unilaterally Called The War On Boko Haram, Not Jonathan, Chad’s Idriss Deby by legendsilver(m): 8:47am On Mar 06, 2015
Gej can deceive some few gullible people, but can never deceive the majority.

Sai Baba is now trending on twitter
Since the general came back

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