adenine02:


This is always what happens in that part of plateau state

The BIROMs always act as if they are the victim




While they are always the perpetrators of this devilish crime



Only God knows what they did to people in the 18 seater bus




God bless NIGERIA ARMY

adenine02:

This is always what happens in that part of plateau state
The BIROMs always act as if they are the victim



While they are always the perpetrators of this devilish crime


Only God knows what they did to people in the 18 seater bus



God bless NIGERIA ARMY

LuciferKristi:



Exactly.

How did they know the EXACT pond to search?

And we damn well know there are no cameras or satellites over that area.

This smells stronger than pocohantas' armpit.

LuciferKristi:



When faced with logical questions, it is common for zombies to deviate from the subject matter and/or degenerate to insults.

Neoteny:


The entire village may not have taken an active part in the murder, but a number of them are complicit; they did everything to frustrate the military from finding out, not just because of the missing general, but other worse atrocities that are likely in that pool.

I can bet this has been going on for so long, and a lot of people know it. That's why the women came out protesting.

Some of course know it's wrong, but may have been afraid to snitch on their own people for fear of ostracization and even death.

This is what the beroms do; they cannot confront their nemesis the fulanis. They'd rather murder innocent motorists and cause wahala for everyone else when the fulanis retaliate.

And so far it's been a ratio of 10 lives for one single fulani life

Is it worth it? Is the price of killing one life worth losing 10?

But then... barbarians have to be barbarians.

kingkhan:
you are stupid for thinking in that way. you have negative thinking.

iammo:
murder case, someone somewhere wants powerful army Generals flushed out.... a major General, lieutenant General not to talk of full fledge General can't just go missing with his kind of security architecture, even his wife can't go missing.. with military oderly, a military driver all armed, with his access to service pistol. its easier to pick up a police DIG than for a Nigerian army General to go missing

LuciferKristi:



I'm smarter than Buratai & Almajihari.

That's enough for me.

IamaNigerianGuy:


your post is asinine and so are you.

LuciferKristi:



Exactly.

How did they know the EXACT pond to search?

And we damn well know there are no cameras or satellites over that area.

This smells stronger than pocohantas' armpit.

Neoteny:


Logical questions?

Where?

Certainly not from you.

Your very odious existence on nairaland is an assault on logic itself.

Nothing known or unknown can ever explain your stupidity. You're a mindless irritant, an insipid blight on the internet, a manifestation of the worst sperm in your father's nutsack.

Now, fukk you and have a nice day.

FarahAideed:
This looks like a false flag operation set up to deal with innocent plateau people ...watch how the Army and Fulani maraudjers will defend on that place in the coming days

FarahAideed:


The Army were so cock sure that the care was in that pond so much they had the confidence to drain it

iammo:
murder case, someone somewhere wants powerful army Generals flushed out.... a major General, lieutenant General not to talk of full fledge General can't just go missing with his kind of security architecture, even his wife can't go missing.. with military oderly, a military driver all armed, with his access to service pistol. its easier to pick up a police DIG than for a Nigerian army General to go missing

Ray97:
your point is invalid. If the army is trying to set the host community up, while didnt the said community raise alam that they saw the army towing or moving the vehicle to the said pond? When they community protested it was because they said the pond was sacred.. Stop hating jor..

dainformant:
Fresh report has it that the Joint Task Force constituted by the chief of army staff, Lt Gen TY Buratai, has found the vehicle belonging to Maj Gen. Idria Nur Alkali (rtd), at a pond in Paddock in Lafendeg Du Plateau State. 

The joint task force comprising of officers and soldiers from 3 Division Quick Response Team, Operation Safe Haven, Nigeria Police Force, Vehicle Inspection Office, Fire Service, as well as local divers, found the vehicle today after weeks of searching for the missing general. 

The army general went missing after leaving his house in Abuja on Monday 3/09/2018 for Bauchi where he has a farm but is yet to be found. He was alleged to have been kidnapped in Plateau state.

According to a military report, several logistics issues including the alleged sabotage from the host communities have hampered the success of the operation.

Due to the terrain in the general areas of Paddock in Lafendeg Du Plateau State, the task force consulted a Chinese construction company working in that area who promised to assist in drilling out water from the pond where it was suspected that the vehicle belonging to the senior officer was pushed into.

In the midst of this challenge however, the Task Force continued with its search and rescue operation which led to the recovery of an 18-Seater Hummer Bus door.

See more; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/09/maj-gen-idria-nur-alkalis-car-found-in-a-pond-in-plateau-state.html

LuciferKristi:



Exactly.

How did they know the EXACT pond to search?

And we damn well know there are no cameras or satellites over that area.

This smells stronger than pocohantas' armpit.

Awoleesu:
Something doesn't add up here:
Alkali was reported to have left home in an SUV; what I see here is a Corolla sedan...

Plus


I think I've seen the picture of this sunk Kwara (omu-aran) registered car somewhere before...
Perhaps, the flood disaster in Ilorin or so...

FarahAideed:
This looks like a false flag operation set up to deal with innocent plateau people ...watch how the Army and Fulani marauders will decend on that place and neighbouring villages in in the coming days

FarahAideed:


If you know those old mining lakes in plateau you will know anyone can dump anything there in the dead of the night and no one will know

Ray97:
its was a pond not lake.. Besides ur statement shows ur phobia for the army or is it nigeria??

techstack:
This is a serious case

FarahAideed:


The are dugouts from mining activities that got filled with water they are called mine lakes and not pond ... Some of them like the one around Ray field are large enough to take small yachts

Neoteny:


The entire village may not have taken an active part in the murder, but a number of them are complicit; they did everything to frustrate the military from finding out, not just because of the missing general, but other worse atrocities that are likely in that pool.

I can bet this has been going on for so long, and a lot of people know it. That's why the women came out protesting.

Some of course know it's wrong, but may have been afraid to snitch on their own people for fear of ostracization and even death.

This is what the beroms do; they cannot confront their nemesis the fulanis. They'd rather murder innocent motorists and cause wahala for everyone else when the fulanis retaliate.

And so far it's been a ratio of 10 lives for one single fulani life

Is it worth it? Is the price of killing one life worth losing 10?

But then... barbarians have to be barbarians.

Mahsums:
Those bastard birom Christians must pay for it

Kaysalas:

How in the world did you know he was killed by the beroms?

Neoteny:


1. The area is almost entirely Berom

2. The car was deliberately pushed into the lake in the area

3. The locals, who're beroms, did all they could to frustrate the search

4. It's what beroms do everywhere they have a majority

Occam's Razor....

Mahsums:
Those bastard birom Christians must pay for it