EVarn:
you are a girl,hmm....now lets put behind all that unpleasantness,we could get to know each other y'know *winks*;my name is evarn{i'm a prince of royal lineage,a descendant of the noble tribe of the bendelites,some prefer to call me prince leonard IV},so can i get to know you,mon cher?

I suspect it is the wrong time of the month. Anyway good luck with your moves

Nayah:

Approval? Who talked about that while we re talking about facts: Giant on paper !

In every aspect, we are better than your French colony of a country, mugu.

DieVluit:


To enjoy your own roast? Alrightie then...

Kusharp. I'm out.

You wish

Nayah:

And I accept ... But ordinary people are ONE not a worldwide failure

We are not looking for approval from any other country. It is a known fact that fellow Africans have been jealous for a long time and have been waiting for an opportunity. Well, sorry to disappoint you again.

DieVluit:


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I got my popcorn and soft drinks out long ago

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Yes, quite right, we are the giants and you the ordinary folk.

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As I thought, you can't show anything, because it was a Southie who said Nigeria and Cameroon were being whipped by BH.

And BTW we have killed thousands of BH, not hundreds, so don't come trying to brag here.

Nayah:

I brought insult? My Goondness... Read your people talking with arrogance about Cameroon first leave this victimization ... I m talking like that to reply to your brothers joking about our army and the fact we kills hundreds of Boko Haram fighters. The thing is we won't let you spread stupid comments towards our country ! I m doing the same thing as you re doing : defend my country period

Please show me where Cameroon was insulted by a Nigerian before you started?

Nayah:

Yes but telling you the truth. Period

The truth is in the eye of the beholder.

Nayah:

I know so what a the point ? Go back to your Giant country if the other are so ordinary
Try first to take over Maiduguri and others before thinking other countries
Non sense

The point is, we are adventurous. we know about the world, not confined to a tiny village in the middle of Cameroon.

Nayah:

I won't because I m not a hater like you guys I m just telling you that when you re talking about Cameroon you may turn your tongue many times cause we won't let you spread idiot arguments especially when your army is a failure and caused desolation to other countries am I clear now?
Hope you won t dislocate

You are the one who came here to say you are not like Nigeria. You brought the insults. Every story has two sides. We know the daily successes of our Armed Forces. We don't rely on the foreign press to massage our egos or even claim victories that are not ours, like your armed forces tried to do in Konduga.

Nayah:

Even before Boko Haram Nigerians were estimated around 4 millions in Cameroon! Many Nigerians even here told that Cameroon is more peaceful than their country and they like our unity ... Again ask before taking

My dear, there are millions of Nigerians spread over practically every country in the World. We eventually take them over

MikeCZAR:
facts.

It's alright, i believe you

Nayah:

Yes I will dream because I have this opportunity but I m not sure for your country in pieces

Sorry to disappoint you my dear. You can join the long list of people hoping the country will break up. It won't happen. We will come out all the stronger.

Nayah:

"Could" "if we want" please brother live on the reality NOT on BBC! Nigeria is failing I m not asking you I m telling you how many refugees in Cameroon are from your country how many? Tell me? How many on the way round ? Who flee to Cameroon for desertion? Who? Please leave your arrogance and live the real life

Thumbs up my Cameroonian people
Giant in the mouth or on paper is pointless real talk

Refugees are a natural fall-out of any conflict. Go and learn about insurgencies and real warfare, not hand me down tales.

Nayah:

Misinformed while my young brother is fighting in our army? Hahaha please read an take notes instead of dreaming Cameroon is fighting for their peace and cohesion we stand UNITED thing that your people should learn from an "ordinary" country

Peace

Peace to you, keep dreaming, tales by moonlight. My whole Family are fighting in the North East of Nigeria

MikeCZAR:


A. Frigates(Valour class)

1. One frigate undergoing maintenance.
2. One frigate used for training and qualifying crews.

3. One frigate at sea.
4. One frigate held at reserve.

B. Submarines.(Heroine class)

1. One submarine undergoes maintenance.
2. One submarine at sea.
3. One submarine used for training and qualifying crews.

If an emergency arises the CSANDF will always at any given have a frigate and submarine capability.

Nigeria's "coast guard" can't even defend its self against 1 warrior class OPV, 1 frigate and a submarine.

And you accuse us of being in denial?

Henry120:


This report would be ignored, even in this thread. The exact problem Gen. olukolade is alluding to.

Of course it will be ignored. They are hoping if they carry on with it, it will somehow be true.

Nayah:

Truth is bitter I m not talking like you as you are in a bar on something I have brothers out there and fight for our Cameroon so please get yourself informed and let your brain works! Boko Haram is coming from where? Who is more efficient and determined in this struggle? Please read and leave people inform themselves instead of having some useless fake patriotic arguments . The fact is Nigeria has failed and continue to fail everybody is watching and your arrogance is just very funny since the World see how the So call Giant of Africa is so weak who is pumping himself Hun?

You are the misinformed olodo I thought you were. Just because it is in the press doesn't mean it is true. It is called propaganda you mumu. Just wait until BH's attention turns to you fully. Wasn't it Biya that was asking for foreign assistance the other day?

Nayah:

Which Cameroon? Here is their bodies just found after Kolofata attack 300 killed Cameroon is NOT Nigeria sorry real talk

Look at this one, we can give you a hundred more dead body photos of Boko Haram than you can ever imagine. Continue to believe the negative media about Nigeria and pump up yourselves.

“In case the aim of this misinformation is to further the design of those bent on discrediting the government and the military, all well-meaning people should consider it as a disservice to humanity. It is important to remind those who are adept at spewing falsehood or exaggerating situations with intent to embolden the terrorists and diminish the efforts of the security forces, that their actions are inimical to the safety of the innocent Nigerians who have borne the brunt of the terrorist attacks in our country.” Olukolade further said that the tendency to celebrate the occasional setbacks while downplaying the efforts and successes at containing the terrorists was unfair and very unfortunate. “It is noteworthy that many international bodies are being misled in their interpretation of the situation owing to sensational headlines and stories,” he said.

Read more at: http://www.thecable.ng/150-nigerians-not-2000-killed-baga | TheCable

saengine:


Show me the "good parts" of that article i left out. Whoever wants to read the full article can click on the link.

It also says operations are ongoing and when you read it, you will understand that any statement by the General is followed by a negative commentary. This is what we have to put up with whether true or not. @Henry120's article posted on the previous page says it all. Every conceivable opportunity to run down the armed services is taken and all the successes that are ongoing and have happened are largely ignored by both the domestic and foreign media. Who has to gain by this? I have been consistent in saying this.

saengine:
http://m.news24.com/news24/Africa/News/Nigeria-calls-for-support-after-deadliest-Boko-Haram-attack-20150111

Nigeria calls for support after 'deadliest' Boko Haram attack


Abuja - Nigeria's military has called for support in tackling Boko Haram after a major attack on a key northeast town that is feared could be the worst in the bloody six-year insurgency.

Nigeria's military - West Africa's largest - has faced repeated criticism for failing to end the six-year Islamist insurgency, as well as allegations of human rights abuses.Appropriate plans

Soldiers have complained of a lack of adequate weapons and even refused to deploy to take on the better-armed rebels, who want to create a hardline Islamic state in northeast Nigeria.

As usual Southies with selective news, even editing reports. Again, doesn't mean it is accurate. Usual hyping of BH and playing down the Armed Forces. Doesn't mean it is accurate.

Some Nigerian Military History Photos are on instagram.


http://instagram.com/nigerian_military_history/

patches689:


Everything is on track:

Boko Haram destroys 16 towns and villages in a wave of attackes in the area where they captured your FOB
http://www.enca.com/africa/nigeria-unrest-sends-7300-fleeing-chad-un

Is that on track?

Events have overtaken that story. Cherry picking stories doesn't make it the most current. An offensive is ongoing.

MikeCZAR:
Both government and military.

Your command council has not displayed any level of competency by recognizing what exactly BH is doing, and putting forward a strategy of dealing with them.

Instead you tried to scary them by deploy massive troops and putting the entire NE population in a bottle.

Maybe with saffers things will change.

It shows you have little understanding of how an insurgency works and methods they use.

I will let The American Spectator educate you;

the terrorists are pretty much following the book on revolutionary warfare. Mix it up. Hit and run. Confuse the enemy. Sow dissension among his tactical allies.

And, of course, show the population the government cannot defend them. That is crucial. Do it ruthlessly: kill village heads or officials or patriarchs. Kidnap girls, boys, young men: turn them into sex workers by any other name, hard-labor slavers, or even child soldiers. The West Africans — the Africans generally — have decades of experience with child soldiers. Adroitly exploited, such kids are useful to ruthless radicals. They are terrified. They are psychotic. They are expendable. This is revolutionary war.

http://spectator.org/articles/61418/who-lost-nigeria

MikeCZAR:
BH actions right now are beyond words.

I don't get how a person would even ignore what's happening in Baga, to show sympathy for the French.

How do you know I have been ignoring it?

You would understand my solidarity with any country suffering terrorism if you had any idea what it is really like.

MikeCZAR:
This is the same reason your president is being bombard on social media, for condemning and expressing sympathy for the Paris shootings while totally avoiding the slaughter of civilians in Baga since Saturday.

The lives of those poor Nigerians in the North are unworthy, deserve no attention? No resting in peace?

Haven't seen nor heard any Nigerian expressing sympathy for them.

If it satisfies you, RIP to the innocents lost in Baga. I was showing solidarity with France and and I don't have to paste messages on Nairaland to show my solidarity with my fellow Nigerians.

Remember it ain't the government that murdered these people and military operations are currently ongoing in Baga and other areas in the NE.

BTW, I would like to know the person/people who went to count 2,000 people that died. Watch out for the usual exaggeration. Elections round the corner.

agaugust:


France has two terrorists in two different cities holding France to ransom at this very minute.

88,000 French police, intelligence, and military forces are surrounding a town where just 2 terrorists are locking down a territory of France.

Nigeria is doing very well against Boko Haram, as good as any NATO or European military, paramilitary or intelligence service

France is struggling at home inside Paris.
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Alas the hostages have been killed along with the 3 terrorists at both locations. RIP to the hostages and just shows it isn't like Hollywood Films when the real thing hits you.

GreenandGold:


Posts of the Igirigi are made with every picture they get.... pathetic failures

You obviously have serious issues. Did a Nigerian do something unmentionable to you?

Guys, don't waste your time arguing with these Southies who only read and paste anti-Nigeria sentiments. We know what is happening and what the agenda is.

As already stated, there is a deliberate attempt to ignore the daily success of the Nigerian Military by the anti-government press at home and abroad (we all know the publications in question) and blow out of all proportion BH attacks to make them appear credible.

We will all see over the next few weeks what will happen and the sudden amnesia that will befall these publications.

#VictoryForNigeria

DieVluit:
Who will dismiss the content of this piece? Or, will they shoot the messenger that is Sahara, as usual?

http://dailypost.ng/2014/12/28/generals-corrupt-fight-boko-haram-sahara-reporters-carpets-nigerian-army/

A Nigerian news site, Sahara Reporters, accused by the Nigerian Army of working for the Boko Haram sect, has taken the security organisation to the cleaners, calling it a “petty organisation” filled with Generals who specialise in deploying troops to attack the news organisation on twitter.

Sahara Reporters publisher, Omoyele Sowore, told The Paradigm that he is not in anyway surprised the Nigeria Army has resorted to name-calling.

Dismissing the allegation against Sahara Reporters, the New York-based journalist said, “The US Government was similarly accused of working for Boko Haram for refusing to sell helicopters to the Nigerian Army.

The Nigerian Army has been reduced to a petty organization. The other day they deployed their men chasing after newspaper delivery vans across Nigeria because some were critical of their handling of the anti-terrorism fight.

Continuing, Sowore stated that “Since they (Nigerian Army) can’t find or arrest our (Sahara Reporters) copies, they’ve resorted to cheap blackmail. The content of the petition clearly speaks on how Boko Haram could be defeated; states why they haven’t been defeated.

“The petition indicted senior military officers including stating how a GOC was diverting money and food, and also building a mansion in Kaduna. But instead of investigating and acting on the content of the petition, the military hierarchy is engaging in subterfuge and deflecting public attention from the real issues.

“We join the long line of conscientious watchdogs branded by the Nigerian authorities for saying and reporting the truth,” Sahara Reporters publisher said.

Sowore added “The Nigerian Army needs to return to being a serious and respectable fighting force in Africa not an organization of generals whose only skills are limited to deploying troops to fight dirty on Twitter”

Talk about side-stepping the issue. it is now about the alleged "truths", which they can't prove and not about the ficticious author of the letter.

I hail SR. No style or credibility.