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« Reply #21 on: February 18, 2012, 03:14:40 PM »


The green and white in the national flag which represent agriculture and peace in the natonal flag have suddenly been replaced by brown and red. The green had represented agricultural prowess and abundant natural resources and by extension creativity and industrial prowess. The white represented the now elusive peace. The green has suddenly paled into some odd brown representing criminality and prowess in the business of death. The white, turned red represents a nation bloodied by the wickedness of a few who have turned our land into a theatre of war.

On our coat of arms, the eagle represents vision and foresight. Today, the eagle has fast been replaced by a swine that muddles in dirt and filth blindly and promotes absolute stupidity as a virtue and keeps churning out all kinds of measures, supposed solutons and policies that cripple growth and de.velopment

In the arena of Justice, the figurine representing neutrality and impartiality of justice, the blind-folded Lady Justice, the ubiquitous symbol that adorns letterheaded papers of law pracitioners and our court rooms has since been replaced with the figure of an armed bandit with a militant mask.

The Sword of Damocles has since been replaced by guns and bombs.

Oh Nigeria, my Nigeria. Who has done this to you? Why have your children become wayward?
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« Reply #20 on: February 17, 2012, 11:33:16 AM »


I always look forward to medical missions. First, I enjoy the joy and undiluted happiness that radiates from Nigerians in rural areas when they are relieved of some ailment for which they had been condemned to die through free general surgical operations, free eye surgery, free dental surgery and so many other packages. I have seen lives condemned to death by fetish traditions change overnight radiating God's love. I couldn't wish for any more better way to serve my King who makes all things possible.

In all those missions, I work with Nigerians from all walks of life and I cherish the bond of love and brotherhood exhibited throughout those misions. We travel in boats and on rough terrains. There have even been attempts to kidnap us but God always comes to the rescue. Some of our volunteers have even been unlawfully arrested and again God comes to the rescue. We travel even in inclement weather under the scorching heat of the sun and in the rain and yet we are not deterred. We are happy and enjoy the experience as we are driven by just one goal: to beam the love of God to all men.

On such missions, I do not remember anyone recalling where any of the volunteers comes from. There is neither Igbo nor Yoruba nor Hausa nor Izon nor Efik nor Ron-Kulere nor any other tribe. We are all one working as a team, each person with his own speciality and there is no breaking of ranks, no bickerings and the atmosphere is charged with love and the urgency to save lives.

I really do think Nigeria can work again if we all did our little bits conscienciously and with the fear of God.

Post Merge: February 17, 2012, 12:31:54 PM
There are some things that just don't add up. We pursue them vigorously even when we do know they could hurt us badly. Sometimes, such ventures amount to trying to squeeze out water from dry desert sand.

Ponder over the following:

1. How could you expect a woman to be a home keeper when all her life as a girl she could hardly keep herself or manage her affairs competently?

2. How could you expect a man to run his home competently when all his life as bachelor, he depended on his mother to feed and clothe himself?

3. How could you choose a wife from regular visitors to drinking bars across town and you expect she would be responsible and bring you honour and fame?

4. How could you decide to settle down with an armed robber just because he was generous to you and he is handsome and you expect that you would have peace of mind?

5. How could you date and marry a beautiful liar who does not even have the slightest feeling of compunction each time he/she told you a lie and you just think you could change that one when you've tied the nuptial knots?

Most times, we bring a lot of trouble on ourselves by the choices we make. Deceiving yourself you can change someone is your greatest undoing. Only God can change a person and that is only if the person acknowledges some flaw and is willing to accept to change. Lest you should become a fruitless prayer warrior all your life and end up in despair like God was not listening, you must know your betrothed in and out and be honest about what you can live with and what you cannot.

Many problems in relationships, especially in mariages, had always been there, but they were simply overlooked in the heat of passion, especially in relationships in which the couple spend more time having sex and quarreling and making up in bed and in which they do not spend quality time knowing each other and studying each other's values. In the end, those very things will rock your life to it's very roots and you will be worse for it.

Beyond the pretty looks and princely gaits and eccelectic strides and sensuous hips and voluptuous lips, do you really know your spouse or lover? I find it really queer, when you ask a lady what her man does and she tells you, "I don't really know. But I know he is a business man." What does he deal in? She does not know. Some don't even know where he lives and how he lives. Aren't you funny falling in love with a man who always takes you to a hotel or his friend's place to have sex just because he gives you money and expensive gifts?  Aren't you funny to fall in love with a woman just because she has fleets of choice cars and lives in a beautiful house and wears choice clothes and she could travel abroad on the spur of the moment?

I think we lay the bed full of thorns we lie on by ourselves and we just choose to ignore warning signals to our own peril. If you married a man who beats you, do not think he just changed suddenly. He had always been a wife beater but you failed to see it. If you married a woman who sleeps around, she didn't just develop the trait overnight. It had always been there. You only overlooked it to your own peril.

Choose right! If his/her values don't match your values, don't deal. Some of us end up with handsome monsters and beautiful liars.

The first question you need to answer competently is, "What are my values?" If you can answer that question competently, it provides you a veritable compass to search for that woman or man who is right for you. Values don't lie. They influence everything we do, say and project. They even affect your outlook in life and can be regarded as synopses of our entire life from birth to the grave. Your values tell me all about you and I can predict clearly your likely behaviour or reaction to certain stimuli and I won't be wrong about it.

Post Merge: February 17, 2012, 03:25:24 PM
Have you ever been set up or lied against? It could be such a harrowing experience. Some just don't like your guts and would go to any length to frame you up and to ensure you are destroyed for no offence in particular.

Some just think you believe you are too perfect and too good. Some have seered consciences each time they stumble on your posts that say something about some dirty living standard they are engaged in.

So, they lay ambush, crouching and waiting for the right opportunity to finish you, constantly scheming evil plots to bring you down.

I have good news for such people. They have a chance to mend their ways and to save themselves from certain destruction. Secondly, you cannot fight one who has done you no wrong and get away with it. Even if he does not reply you, you are digging your grave fighting one who trusts completely in God. Finally, all that energy and resources you devote to trying to do another in could have been used to better your lot in life. But, you clearly are so idle and you seem to think you can make money killing and destroying innocent lives.

For those of you who will not stop sending yourselves (not me) death threats, let me anounce to you that I am far above your reach, for I am safe in the secret place of the Most High. I am not moved by your stupidity. Yes, it is sheer stupidity for you to think you can snuff out another's life when you do not own yours and cannot even determine it's course. I will no longer reply any such messages as they are not even worth the time. But, let me announce to you that neither death nor pleasure nor money nor man nor woman nor position can separate me from the love of God. I fear no evil neither do I fear any man.

Could you please do something productive with your life? I only ask that God forgives you for you do not know what you do.

Post Merge: February 17, 2012, 03:44:20 PM
Just in case you think you can get me with a woman, you need to think again! I am not a slave to my emotions. Instead, my emotions are subject to my command. I have learned to deal with those aspects of my life long ago. So don't send me unsolicited messages professing love and asking to meet me some where and asking for my personal details. You are dealing with the wrong candidate. Try another trick please. The funny thing with you clowns who kill people is that you really are not smart. Let me tell you why. There are 4 things in life you cannot bring me down with and those are the very things you try to lure me with. It's so ludicrous!

Post Merge: February 17, 2012, 06:39:53 PM
Why do people fight on Facebook? There are three reasons I can deduce and I have, over time, found some strategies useful.

First, some people are naturally cantankerous and fractious and they bring their bad manners to the virtual world. Such people jump into threads and try to derail meaningful discourse. Some are actually paid to be that stupid. These ones are always ready to mess up your threads with graffiti. when you are gentle and acomodating, you simply ad more fuel. I simply unfriend them. They are on a mission. No amount of persuasion will cause them to turn a new leaf. But I find it helpful to engage them a little before unfriending them. This approach enables me to study their personal signatures and mission clearly. It also gives me room to show the world their false allegations are just what they are and the world can tell from the posts they are just lunatics.

Second, I have noticed that some of such persons have poor capability to comprehend context and thrust due to their poor understanding of the English Language.  Sometimes, the reason they fight is just one word they interpreted wrongly. But, they amazingly fight with such vigour that would baffle you. I try to ask salient questions to enable them see their folly in the end and we end up as friends and some apologize.

Third, there are yet those who do not like the truth and have certain annointing from the pits of hell and who are on a mission to recruit unwary souls for the devil on Facebook. They try to promote filthiness and obscenity and to promote vices as virtues. They come on Facebook to lure men and women to their death through amorous and seductive moves. Some even go to the extent of luring ladies to pose nude for the cameras on Facebook. If your posts touches on their activities, they will villify you as a moralist. I simply ignore these ones and take off their posts as soon as I se them.
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« Reply #19 on: February 14, 2012, 11:51:41 AM »


So it's Valentine Day today? Wow! Well, since majority think its a day to reach out to their spouses and lovers, let it be a day of deep reflection. You need to ask yourself how much value you have added to his or her life since you met. Is he/she better off? Beyond the gifts for the day, wouldn't you rather you did something really significant for your spouse? For your wife, you could surprise her with a landed property. Do you think it's too much? No, it isn't. If you could just pause for a moment to think about all the sacrifices she's made for you and how much of her time, her future, her ambitions, her life she's sown into your life and those of your children, nothing is too much to show her appreciation. May be you should have been saving a little at a time for that breath-taking moment when you will unveil her personal house in her name. I really don't think you should buy your wife a perfume or Teddie Bear. You have done that all these years. Prepare her to stand head above water should you not be there tomorrow. That's way much better than wasting all that money renting hotel rooms in different parts of town for girls who add no value to your life other than what's between their thighs - that which your wife has is even much better and won't send you to an early grave.

But, if you asked me, I think you should seek some needy person around you and make that one's life a lot better. You don't have to have to have all the money. Just a little gift of love could make a lot of difference to that person's life. Could you bake a cake for that toothless old man in your community? Could you pay the shool fees for the term for a child whose parents cannot afford to do so at the moment? Could you feed a sick neighbour's pidgeons? Could you donate a pot of stew to a family that has not had a decent meal in a long time living in some ramshackle structure in your community? How about visiting a home for the motherless?

Above all, let the love that you beam remain so all-year-round. God is faithful to reward your efforts as you seek no reward from your beneficiaries.

Post Merge: February 14, 2012, 07:13:01 PM
What do you do when many fold their arms watching keenly for you to fail? I tell you what to do. Succeed in what you set out to do. That is the surest way to show them you really do know what you are doing and that your word is your bond. Above all, satisfy every fancy of the one who is your greatest admirer and fan who loves you without reservations: God. He is all that matters most. If you have Him, you sure do have everything - I mean everything and nothing is left out.

Post Merge: February 14, 2012, 08:05:36 PM
While I do think that Sanusi had overstepped his bounds with his recent action in donating state funds to victims of bomb blasts in his capacity as the CBN Governor, should the Federal Government of Nigeria not have taken this step long ago? As usual, they did not and Sanusi had to do it. Or are the victims in question not all Nigerians?
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« Reply #18 on: February 10, 2012, 09:30:43 AM »


Many persons including drivers and passengers had been shot by policemen seeking bribe in Lagos and in so many other places. No one saw those killings as one tribe killing the other. The crime was simply what it was: killing by a trigger-happy policeman. The recent killing of some innocent Hausas in the East is a direct consequence of the ethnic propaganda about the death of Igbos in the bomb blasts in the North. Mountains were made out of mole hills and the consequence is this senseless killing.

Post Merge: February 10, 2012, 09:39:32 AM
Are you guys watching keenly and taking note of developments on the Boko Haram cum MEND drama? Can you make sense out of this whole mess? I have deliberately put Part IV of the series, 'The Killer Boko Haram - Not A Mystery' on hold so as to capture emerging developments in the polity that in many more ways reinforce my submissions. It is all a hoax and a fraud by government, the security agents and the Niger-Delta militants

Post Merge: February 10, 2012, 12:26:34 PM
Has Kabir Sokoto really been rearrested by the SSS or is this another joke? I reserve my comments until I see the face of the new catch.

Post Merge: February 10, 2012, 12:47:46 PM
Have you guys noticed that rather than tell us who and who are behind Boko Haram, the SSS and other security agents are regaling us with so much nonsensical and sensational stories instead about how the bombers are conscripted, stories supposedly told to them by the man they claim is Qaqa. the drama continues... Stay tuned! It would be a such a great shock if this Abu Qaqa does not know those who he works for as he is supposed to be the Chief Spokes person.
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« Reply #17 on: February 02, 2012, 01:57:07 PM »


Okey Asuzu It is obvious you are not after the facts then as I am sure you are familiar with them since you also write for Sahara Reporters. But the fact still remains that it is Mr. President who has power to curb the excesses of the Niger-Delta Militants as well as to bring to book all the culprits within the security agencies but he didn't. It is Mr. President who also has the power to bring an end to the carnage by ensuring that justice is done and yet right under his nose arrested persons disappeared and nothing was done. No, I hear someone believed to be Abu Qaqa has been arrested. Note the press report, 'believed to be' and many are applauding. All of a sudden, some Abu Qaqa would broadcast from somewhere. Let them give us his photograph and let him be shown on national TV before he disappears. Let's hope it's not an illiterate again like the last supposed spokesman who would plead guilty and he would be sentenced quickly without a lead to the ring. If the last man who was supposedly the spokesperson was really one, how come he was not interrogated to reveal the others? Or could it be that he was a spokesman who did not know those he worked for? You se, you guys need to think fast. Many more souls are being wasted. From the posts I asked you to go through, though you said you wouldn't (I know you did), the link between the militants in the Niger-Delta and unscrupulous elements in the North being used to foment trouble was clearly established through Asari Dokubo who is a consultant to Mr. President on so many wrong things you are well aware of. You can also see Mr. President's deep involvement with the militants since his days as Deputy Governor of Bayelsa State. One last thing, have you stopped to ask yourself why in the whole wild world the FG would consider conceding the protection of our territorial waters to militants who had committed heinous crimes and were granted amnesty at the expense of the Nigerian Navy? Have you bothered to ask yourself why the FG concentrated on looting the treasury completely dry and kept on falsifying figures about the health of the economy which facts are now being revealed since the fuel subsidy removal saga? You may need to read up Parts I and II again. However, are you aware that even the opposition were going to be roped in to the Boko Haram mess? Besides, as for your poser, let me ask you, why would Jonathan be quick to lay the blame of what he knew his boys did do at the doorsteps of the opposition? Why did the same Mr. President fail to do something about Tony Uranta and others whom the MEND operatives indicted? Why was Raymond Dokpesi implicated through a call log and suddenly set free as soon as he moved over to the Jonathan campaign group? why did a notorious criminal escape and the IG was not fired? Why has Biu not been arraigned in court for aiding and abetting? The facts have been in the open domain, but we failed to think it through.

Post Merge: February 02, 2012, 01:57:41 PM
As for you, Transformation Watch, you know you have always hidden under this name to spearhead the destruction of Nigeria. You are a secessionist through and through and you are deeply involved in spreading propaganda and pathological lies to that effect. Your wall is full of so much of such trash some of which you tagged me on. I think I should direct this audience to all the evils you have been surreptitiously propagating. Here are some just before you delete them and many who were previously tagged also by you can bear witness you should be in jail for treasonous felony. You had designed a fake currency note and tagged it Arewa money claiming it was the North that produced it as part of their secession plans. I specifically cursed you for that if you recall. Transformation Watch
Saw this banknote making the rounds on facebook...DO YOU HAVE TO BOMB THE SAME CITIZENS YOU WANT TO RULE TO CARVE OUT YOUR OWN COUNTRY??? — with Ibinabo Felicity Ogan and 35 others. It was rapidly shared by your fellow Niger Delta people when you knew you were lying. Your wall is full of so many more materials that amount to tendentious propaganda to ensure disintegration of Nigeria at all costs.

Post Merge: February 02, 2012, 01:58:07 PM
One last thing, this material is not written with a view to getting anyone's accolades or approval. It is written with a view to pointing out the lacunae and gaping holes in all the drama and the culpability of persons in whose hands we entrusted our security. All the points raised are nothing new and we all read them in the dailies since the events started on October 1, 2010. The difference is that many of us did not follow through to see the evils playing out in our land. I have not talked about any event that did not happen. What some find difficult is the extent of Mr. President's involvement in those whole mess. But let me leave you all with these critical questions which you should examine in the light of all that have happened: Why would Mr. President absolve MEND of culpability in the October 1, 2010 bomb blast? Why would Mr. President lay the blame at the feet of the opposition when he knew too well his boys did it? What kind of man would do that? Would an innocent man do that? Why was Ndume indicted of terror crimes and was only arraigned for issues that are a far-cry from terror crimes? Why would our waterways be kept under the watch of criminals who had perpetrated crimes against the state? To what meaningful end was this done? Is it for the benefit of Nigeria? Then what is the role of the Nigerian Navy?

Post Merge: February 02, 2012, 02:08:33 PM
Been away in some far flung field. Communicating is difficult. Had to quickly post this in my short visit to town. Part for of the series 'Boko Haram: Not A Mystery' is coming soon. Been very busy and I need to take sometime out to finish it all up. I noticed some persons have misgivings with my submissions in Part III, but they never told me why they think I was wrong about the conclusions I drew from facts known to all of us in the dailies. However, I would like to say that this series is not written with a view to getting anyone's accolades or approval. It is written with a view to pointing out the lacunae and gaping holes in all the drama and the culpability of persons in whose hands we entrusted our security. All the points raised are nothing new and we all read them in the dailies since the events started on October 1, 2010. The difference is that many of us did not follow through to see the evils playing out in our land. I have not talked about any event that did not happen. What some find difficult is the extent of Mr. President's involvement in those whole mess. But let me leave you all with these critical questions which you should examine in the light of all that have happened: Why would Mr. President absolve MEND of culpability in the October 1, 2010 bomb blast? Why would Mr. President lay the blame at the feet of the opposition when he knew too well his boys did it? What kind of man would do that? Would an innocent man do that? Why was Ndume indicted of terror crimes and was only arraigned for issues that are a far-cry from terror crimes? Why would our waterways be kept under the watch of criminals who had perpetrated crimes against the state? To what meaningful end was this done? Is it for the benefit of Nigeria? Then what is the role of the Nigerian Navy?

Post Merge: February 02, 2012, 02:49:21 PM
I have just seen a screaming newspaper headline on the arrest of Abu Qaqa. That is indeed some thrilling news. However, may they not let this one escape again. My excitement though is with a lot of caution in the sense that the last supposed spokesman who was arrested turned out to be a complete illiterate who was alleged by his parents to be insane. Besides, is it not surprising that on the strength of supposed evidence by which he was sentenced, and having implicated Sen. Ndume, the Senator should also have been sentenced? Was that guy really the Boko Haram spokesman? Besides, Abu Qaqa had disowned the man who was sent to jail. Will the arrest of this Abu Qaqa lead to the arrest of the main culprits? Or will it turn out to be another episode of the movies we have been watching since October 1, 2010, titled, 'It Wasn't Me!' and 'We Are On Top of The Situation'? We await the revelations from this breakthrough and hope it's not another diversionary hoax.

If the security agents have no lead to rein in the top culprits in the ring of death, then you simply have been fooled again. Abu Qaqa should know the key persons at the heart of the Boko Haram operations and I expect it should not take forever to get him to sing like a canary. If he does not within a few days and it ends up in ludicrous charges without evidence, then the movie simply continues and as usual, many of us will continue to play the fool to the evil forces at work while we lose many more innocent Nigerians in hundred folds and who knows if the death toll will be in thousands in the next round.


Post Merge: February 02, 2012, 02:50:13 PM
Just heard the SSS says there was no such arrest.

Post Merge: February 02, 2012, 03:05:12 PM
Besides, have you guys heard a militant, BoyLoaf is now a Presidential envoy? http://premiumtimesng.com/news/3645-former-militant-boyloaf-becomes-presidential-envoy.html

 Wonderful! Wow! Where is Okey Asuzu? Chai! Seems like he has removed me from his friends list. Na wa o! And Nigerians are still in doubt. Wonderful!

Post Merge: February 02, 2012, 03:05:56 PM
I guess very soon, Asari Dokubo will become the new Secretary to The Government of the Federation!

Post Merge: February 02, 2012, 03:07:16 PM
I think the movie playing out on the national scene should be titled, "President Jonathan and the Fourty Criminals".

Post Merge: February 02, 2012, 03:07:45 PM
Our nation is simply sold to criminals.

Post Merge: February 02, 2012, 03:13:27 PM
That's the innocent President being revealed. Lol. His best friends and unseen hands manipulating everything in the country are criminals from the pits of hell who have nothing creative and productive to show as their contributions to Nigeria but wanton bloodshed!

Post Merge: February 02, 2012, 03:18:05 PM
Marilyn Ogar denies Abu Qaqa had been arrested. http://premiumtimesng.com/news/3643-boko-haram-spokesperson-not-arrested-says-sss.html. I, particularly, love the concluding part of that report, "The SSS is reputed for making a show of its major arrests, parading suspects and appearing on television shows to showcase its "achievements". Lol

Post Merge: February 02, 2012, 03:23:00 PM
Please, note this part of the report on BoyLoaf "
It is unclear why Boyloaf, who has no known professional qualifications, is leading presidential delegations on such visits; but sources say this is not the first time Mr. Ebikabowei would embark on such trip." Lol.
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« Reply #16 on: January 31, 2012, 12:59:43 PM »


The Killer Boko Haram - Not A Mystery (Part III)

By Segun Edward II

In Part II of this series, we established how well involved top level security agents as well as the Presidency is with the activities of groups masquerading as Boko Haram. We left it off where we focused on how top level officers of the security agencies compromise investigations and let go of suspects, the most prominent of which is the recent kingpin who disappeared into thin air by Hafiz Ringim and Biu’s magic, obviously on instructions from above. Hafiz Ringim and Biu know it was suicidal to their careers which were coming to a glorious end to allow such a costly slip and in a poorly executed manner that even children playing cops would not do, especially for a notorious suspect.



Another critical case in point that shows deliberate sabotage of investigative work of the field operatives is the fact that top level security agents, in spite of trillions of Naira expended since this menace began some of which are unknown to the public, have not deemed  it fit to kit up the field operatives with the right equipment including bomb detectors and surveillance equipment including the relevant training to defuse bombs safely. It is also critical to note that unobtrusive surveillance equipment could also have been purchased to aid intelligence gathering seamlessly across wide areas and difficult terrains as well as for policing the nation’s borders and managing trans-border crimes effectively. Someone high up there pursued personal gain at the expense of what was right and needful and of great priority in view of the nature of the attacks. The President and his agents surreptitiously purchased cameras just for the Three-Arms-Zone in Abuja. To execute that project, the FG surreptitiously obtained a loan of about $600m from NEXIM Bank of China without the knowledge of the National Assembly out of which it supposedly spent $420m on installation of cameras. Many Nigerians are not aware of the unfair trade deals and fraudulent financial deals which compromised the interests of Nigeria in that camera deal, clearly against laid down procedures in our Public Procurement Act as well as the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. That is a discussion for another day.



Any right thinking person at the top level of a security agency should know how critical those equipment were to the field operatives. Instead, they are just sent out there to be blown to pieces while they in anger charge at innocent civilians, shooting at anyone who looked like a terrorist (What do terrorists really look like? Bearded persons?), while the main culprits get away. The real question is, how do those culprits know when to strike and when the security agents are most vulnerable and napping? The answer is not far-fetched. Their superiors compromise the integrity of their operations. They have superior ‘intel’ from above from persons in the know.



Place the sudden rise in arms importation and financing of outlaw groups side by side with dwindling productive industries and under-performing financial institutions and tell me what picture you see.



Then ponder over the fact that for a long time, the so-called invisible Boko Haram bombers were never caught and suddenly some are caught and they disappear into thin air.



Then check the billions of Naira spent on security gadgets that are not of priority at the expense of right tools which cost much less to equip security agents.



Make your deductions and place it all in the context of present realities we are faced with these days.



Another case in point that shows culpability of security agents cropped up in early 2010, when the then Commissioner of Police in Borno State, Mohammed Hassan in an interview with journalists in his office confirmed that Abubakar Shakau, the Second-In-Command of Boko Haram had been killed in the 2009 insurgency of the group. Has anyone bothered to ask how a dead man is suddenly being sought after now?



Despite all these glaring evidences of culpability, Mr. President and the National Security Adviser who supposedly have up to date ‘intel’ on happenings from the length and breadth of this country did not see any element of sabotage but kept the security machinery intact instead of doing a clean sweep of the security agencies. The real questions that crop up are, why would the government of the day choose to shoot itself so badly in the legs? Why would the government decide to ignore clear evidence of sabotage against effort at solving the most knotty issue it appears to grapple with and which constitutes a dent on its image and erodes its fortunes and goodwill? Could this government actually be part and parcel of this present problem? Could that be the reason the problem seemed intractable for this long – nearly two years now? As it were, the delays have only brought about increased sophistication in the dastardly act. From all you have seen, the answers are quite obvious to the discerning mind.



Recently, about two weeks ago, another cache of arms were graciously intercepted by the Ghanian Police authorities. There were persons and places mentioned during investigations. What has the Nigerian government done about it? Does it take forever to investigate such crime when the cargo impounded was found with the criminals? Which government official and group of persons ordered those arms including the ones that were to come in from the man arrested in the UK?



That brings us to the secessionist agenda and the role of Israel as well as the arms cartel consisting of persons within and from other countries of the world.



But first, let us establish some critical facts before we take on this aspect.
First, the North cannot work against its own fortunes. Commerce and Industries as well as agriculture are the main stay of the North. It really does not make sense that the North would choose to destroy its own people, its vibrant trade and infrastructure all because they have some religious grouse. The North has absolutely nothing to gain from tearing its own house apart.
Secondly, if the claim was true that they had some axe to grind with Christians, they know where Christians are predominant and they would take the battle there.
Thirdly, bombs have no way of telling who was Igbo or Yoruba or Hausa. When bombs go off, everyone within the area dies. Therefore, the claim by the Igbos that they were the target is unfounded. People from the North and other tribes have also died in large numbers.
Fourthly, there is so much money to be made. The culprits are paid in millions. That fact has been established. It has also been established that even persons from the South and even Christians have been know to be involved in these dastardly acts in the North. Recall Bishop Matthew Hassan Kukah’s testimony in this regard.


What then is the crux of the matter?


Here it is. Someone out there is out to ensure the disintegration of Nigeria at all costs and they know that the two most critical groups to ignite ethnic conflagration in the country are the North and South East of Nigeria. They cannot take the attacks to the South East as it would be obvious what the agenda was and they would have been caught long ago. However, they realize that with the sustained attacks on the North and hitting Igbo targets, the bitterness of the last civil war would come into play in fanning the embers of internecine warfare. The real dramatis personae behind this onslaught are persons from the South South whose arrowheads are Mr. President and Gen. Azazi.



I remember vividly early December of 2010 when we woke up to find strange posts on popular Facebook walls that reek of tendentious propaganda and wickedness. Some guys of Niger-Delta origin claimed the North was up to something devious and would strike the South. This was in the heat of the debates during the Presidential Elections. I remember examining the post through and through and seeing the holes and mischief in it, I sent and e-mail to my friend on whose wall it was posted to delete the post and disregard it as it was posted by mischief makers and trouble makers who wanted to cause ethnic disaffection and cause the killing of Hausas and Fulanis in the South. We even followed the link they had provided to some site and we found nothing there.



There is clear evidence that the arms being imported, which act the Niger-Delta had perfected for a long time, were meant to cause mayhem, insurrection and to dismember the constituent parts of the Federation violently. The reason is oil which the Niger-Delta militants believe is theirs and must be controlled completely by them. We have heard so many seditious statements from that angle and we notice how their big brother in power has kept quiet. That is not to suggest that other parts of the country are not currently procuring arms under official cover. No one wants to be caught off-guard.
The Niger-Delta militants clinically orchestrate the persecution of the North and destruction of Nigeria and their activities are under official cover, hence the appearance of invincibility.  They have planned this out so clinically that our South East brothers and our brothers from the North are at daggers drawn and they are doing this at least cost to the Niger-Delta while the other parties suffer heavy casualty. That is the game.



Notice also that ever since this government came, we have witnessed the systematic depletion recklessly of our reserves and for fruitless and meaningless projects – some of them non-existent.



After wastefully expending what was meant for the rainy day in the Excess Crude Account, they suddenly remembered that that account did not have any legal backing. They simply liquidated that account instead of sending a bill to the NASS to legalize it. They sold fantastic lies to Nigerians why the account had to go when the real truth is that they had squandered all the money and then came up with Sovereign Wealth Fund with barely $1bn and hired some very pathetic analysts who are such a disgrace to their calling to tell us lies and many who hardly bother to follow up happenings in the economy and the polity applauded the magical 'abracadabra'. Having wasted all the savings, they cooked up lies - disgusting lies about subsidy - the very lies that have exposed them for what they truly are: a 419 president and a band of 419 ministers.



Last year, knowing their performance was poor, they attempted to adjust the GDP figure upwards magically even with ample evidence we were producing nothing new and most of the industries had died and oil revenues were systematically stolen like never before and this government, suffering from poverty of creative ideas kept on borrowing to do nothing but line individual pockets and simply achieved nothing in more than 2 years now and a pathetic puppy-tie-wearing graduate looks us in the eyes and lies so brazenly all is well with the debt profile. These falsified figures are what they give to the international rating institutions to get mind-boggling ratings that astounds us in the face of evidence the economy has been convulsing and writhing in death throes since late 2010.



These guys are tricksters and unproductive magicians. May God continue to expose them!



We have seen a clear demonstration that nothing good is coming out other than to spin crises that would tear the country apart.


The messages supposedly emanating from Boko Haram also suggest complicity of government agents.

Let us pause for a moment to examine some acts of subterfuge perpetrated by this government sponsored Boko Haram all with a view to laying the blame at the doorsteps of the North who are victims of circumstances.

1.   There was some post to the effect that Boko Haram revealed why they did not kill Obasanjo even though they had him within range since he arrived in Borno to negotiate with the group. The story also narrates how Baba Fuggu was killed by his own nephew who was a member. That was a purely a work of fiction and could not have originated from Boko Haram. Note the following holes in the write up. First, terrorists will not tell you their strategies. Second, terrorists will not reveal the identities of their operatives who had participated in monumental crimes.

2.   Boko Haram threatens to attack labour leaders for acceding to =N=97 per litre PMS pump price. This is clearly aimed at putting the opposition in a bad light as forces working hand-in-gloves with Boko Haram.

What a beautiful script? What a script full of holes and that stand logic in the head?


Is the Federal Government looking for excuses to muzzle the opposition?


These scripts are written by the most unintelligent people on the planet. The last time, it was some Alice in Wonderland fairy tale about why they did not kill Obasanjo and how Baba Fuggu was killed and how they were efficient marks men and who and who was funding them. Gosh!
Nigerians, please understand the times. They are indeed very dangerous!
2.   Boko Haram threatens to attack Judges should the death sentence on Major Al-Mustapha be carried out. Ask yourselves these questions? How many judges have been attacked by Boko Haram since many were supposedly arrested and detained in various police cells and prisons? Or are their members not worth fighting for? Or could it be that the wrong and innocent persons were arrested? Why would Boko Haram be fighting for an Al-Mustapha who had been sentenced for committing a crime and who had been in custody so many years before the group came into being?
Then check the following out.
If it is indeed true as the ACN alleges there is an attempt by this government to handover a sensitive thing as the security of our waterways to a firm run by a person with such damning ‘intel’ as having committed crimes against the state - a militant for that matter (drop the ex-; those guys are still in the business of terror) then if you cannot see the secessionist agenda of this government baring its ugly face even more boldly, you must be very blind.


For God's sake, what is the job of the Nigerian Navy?


Sentiments apart, this is a serious issue that lends further credence to the secessionist plot and it appears we are so willing to play into their hands.


A president that uses the Army against law-abiding citizens for demanding for what is legitimate is definitely not there to solve problems facing the nation.


Funny enough, every action and posturing of the president shows this is the grand plan. I have long ceased to be surprised all the industries have died. I have also ceased to be surprised we have been beating about the bush for more than two years now. Nigeria is being systematically murdered, taken apart and the treasury dried up and wealth transferred by hook and crook.
If this generation does not rise up to unite against these forces, Nigeria is on the brink.

Once again, duty calls. I will wrap this whole thing up with Part IV



Post Merge: February 01, 2012, 09:10:56 AM
when you read through Asari Dokubo's inadvertent expose on the activities of the militants, you will see that Mr. President is not as innocent as you think even though Asari Dokubo tried to make him look less involved and implicated his former boss, Alamiesigha, Peter Odili and Emmanuel Uduaghan.
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The Killer Boko Haram - Not A Mystery (Part I)

By Segun Edward II

I have seen several write ups highlighting the endemic poverty in the North of Nigeria spun by the political elite as well as high illiteracy levels as factors responsible for the rise of the outlaw group: Boko Haram. Granted that those factors, inimical to true development of the North caused by a few are veritable basis to join outlaw groups, Boko Haram was not formed on that premise. The true premise has to do with preserving the culture of a people fast eroded by Western Culture steep in moral lasciviousness and recklessness. It is also based on the premise that Islamic education also had its own intrinsic values and many societies had been successfully run on those age-long precepts.

The group maintained this benevolent posturing until their members were harassed and killed by the police for no offense of theirs even at Checkpoints and they could not get justice through the formal courts of law. In keeping with Islamic injunctions to fight back when Muslims are prevented from practicing their beliefs and they are killed for doing so, the group took up arms to retaliate the killings and injustices meted out to its members. We all saw gory pictures of policemen picking up little boys who were unarmed, laying them on a file and shooting at them like some game.

The breaking point was reached when their leader was killed in an extra-judicial manner. That was too much for the group to bear, knowing fully the reason he was killed was to keep a secret secret by top government officials, including Ali Modu Sherrif, the erstwhile governor of Borno State. However, the level of militancy took a worse turn when elements masquerading as Boko Haram funded by this government stepped in and capitalized on the opportunity made congenial by hunger, lack, perceived injustice, religious intolerance and political considerations.

As it were, the religious Boko Haram started by one Yusuf is not fighting or planting and detonating bombs. Hell no. The two other dimensions of the group who have capitalized on the factors I had previously listed are both funded surreptitiously by agents of the Federal Government and the security agents at the topmost echelons know them. They both claim to be Boko Haram each time they strike. It would interest you to know that the boys do not really know who they work for.

They leave unmistakable signatures in their wake each time they strike. Even the security agents who are not in the know do not really know what to look for or who they are really fighting. The government financed agents may be arrested occasionally by patriotic security agents who are not in the know and those in the higher echelons in the know let them vanish into thin air. The perception of invincibility the notorious groups masquerading as Boko Haram have is a function of the level of superior 'intel' at their disposal from top security agents.

However, what is still missing is the angle that has infused secessionist agenda and those who profit immensely from importing and selling arms and ammunition. There is a thriving arms market with cover from above.

At this point, I find it pertinent to examine critically happenings in the past that show how involved top government officials are with the groups in question on a killing spree.

First, recall October 1, 2010 bomb blasts in Abuja. Recall that when they occurred, Mr. President was quick to absolve MEND who had claimed responsibility and to lay the blame at the doorsteps of his co-contestants in the last Presidential Election. The drama that ensued with conflicting lies told my Mrs. Ogah, the Spokes person of the SSS and those by the Police Force lend credence to uncoordinated subterfuge carefully planned and executed by Niger-Delta Militants to the knowledge of Mr. President and the security agencies. Mr. President specifically told the whole world he knew the persons behind it but until this day, Nigerians have not bothered to demand to know them. As a fall out, Raymond Dokpesi was suddenly implicated by the SSS with some supposed Call Log with evidence of telephone conversations between him and the Niger-Delta culprits. Recall also that Dr. Raymond Dokpesi had moved over to head the Media Group of the Campaign Team of one of the contestants, President Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida to the chagrin of the Jonathan Campaign Group. Marilyn Ogah had told us so many times on national TV, Raymond Dokpesi was culpable. Surprisingly, as soon as Raymond Dokpesi moved over to join the Campaign Team of President Jonathan, all the charges fizzled out. Recall also that Tony Uranta, a Presidential aide was implicated by the culprits and it is instructive that Mr. President turned a deaf ear and shileded him from prosecution.

The real truth is that persons from the South East and the South South felt it was their opportunity to team up and punish the North for holding on to power all these years and also for the losses they had suffered during the Civil War and perceived marginalization. The clear agenda set for President Jonathan is the disintegration of Nigeria at all costs. I will come back to that shortly.

Why did those bombs have to off during the Independence Day Celebrations? The answer is not far-fetched. Silly persons like Adamu Ciroma, claiming to speak for the North when he was only speaking for a small cabal that had lost out in the power equation had made uncouth and irresponsible statements to the effect that the North would make the country ungovernable. This provided an alibi for unscrupulous elements around the present government to strike with a view to laying the blame on the opposition candidates and to whip up sympathy for this government and it worked initially despite the see-through lies.

Then came the December 31, 2010 bomb blasts also in Abuja. That bomb blast was strategically planned to coincide with one of the most valued days in the lives of Christians: Cross-Over Night. Remember also that Muslims are averse to alcohol consumption and consequently drinking places also. This provided another fertile ground for this same group to strike and claim to be Boko Haram. The Army Barracks in Nyanyan, specifically the Mami Market located within, was blown sky-high and a number of deaths were recorded. Recollect also how the bombers mysteriously disappeared into thin air. The aim of all of these was to stir up sectarian and ethnic clashes.

Government, as usual came on air (security agencies too) to talk tough claiming to be on top of the situation until this very day. Long after it was clear that security agents were involved, Mr. President only told the public in church this year.

Then came the event that truly revealed the neck-deep involvement of security agents: The Force Headquarters Bomb Blast. It was obvious to any right thinking person that that event was planned and executed as a diversionary measure.

First, we hear that a suicide bomber in an unmarked car rode for a very long distance behind the IG's entourage and the security agents were so daft not to notice. Then as the IG drove in, the policemen on duty at the gate did spot a vehicle without plate number traveling with the IG's entourage (a vehicle that does not usually travel in the IG's entourage) and an officer supposedly allowed the car go in and stopped the driver and asked him to go to the car park where the bomb was detonated. The pertinent question is, why would a suicide bomber be sent to decimate the IG and yet he travelled all the way with the IG for a very long distance and did not ram into the entourage at break-neck speed? Why would the suicide bomber on entry into Force Headquarters prefer to be stopped and asked to go to the car park when he could have simply revved his engine and ram headlong into the IG's parking space just before he got off the vehicle, killing everybody there? Recall also the lie Marilyn Ogah had told us that the 3 Arms Zone had special devices which jammed signals to prevent more bombs from going off on Independence Day (It was a blatant lie!). How come the signals were not jammed to prevent the Police Headquarters bomb blast from occurring?

I need to get back to work. Part II will give critical clues that will finally resolve the mystery.

Post Merge: January 30, 2012, 04:57:47 PM
The Killer Boko Haram - Not A Mystery (Part II)

By Segun Edward II

We had looked into the genesis of the Boko Haram group and factors that made the group amenable to the hungry and impoverished masses. However, there are other angles to it. The first part established that members of the religious group are not the ones killing and maiming innocent Nigerians but some other persons hiding under the mask of Boko Haram. We started to take a look at a series of events that show complicity at the highest levels of our intelligence agencies as well as the Presidency. This sequel builds on the facts presented in Part I of this series and will present ample evidence to the effect that the Presidency and the security agencies are economical with the truth and that we had been looking in the wrong places for the killers while the real culprits are persons in whose hands we entrust our lives and security but who have betrayed all Nigerians for pecuniary reasons.

However, in this series, we start by establishing certain grounds that form the premise of this write up.

Let me take you down memory lane again. Recall the cache of military-grade arms and ammunition that were intercepted at the port by patriotic men of the Nigeria Customs Service who clearly were not in the know. Remember how the NSA and other security agencies told us blatant lies about the military equipment. We were lied to the equipment were mistakenly sent to Nigeria and that they had been meant for another country. Remember also the role of Israel in all that mess. Israel claimed the deadly cargo had originated from them and they were meant for another country. Remember, how it was all swept under the carpet in the end.

It may also interest you to recall that Gen. Owoeye Azazi, while he was Chief of Army Staff, had previously been indicted in an arms scandal involving one of the Army Depots and the report was also swept under the carpet by him to prevent further investigations.

Please, note also, the Israeli connection as a notorious dealer in weapons of death and mass destruction.

Let us fast track to the UN House bombing. Recall, how the security agents were quick to tell us who was responsible for the bombing and as in all other occasions, some people were arrested and until this day, nothing has come out of the investigations. Recall also, the prowess of the SSS in supposedly tracing the calls in a log that supposedly implicated Chief Raymond Dokpesi in the October 1, 2010 bomb blasts. Is it not surprising to all Nigerians that the supposed spokesman for Boko Haram makes calls with a phone and issues threats and claims responsibility for the dastardly acts and yet they could not trace the calls to any particular location neither could they trace the name and address of the one in whose name and address the SIM(s) was or were registered.

Enter the Senator Ali Ndume saga. This was, perhaps, the most ridiculous twist to all the lies we have been inundated with by the security agents and the highly uncouth and uncultured and highly partial Mrs. Marilyn Ogah who is the Spokesperson for the Department of State Security Services. She had gone on national TV to tell Nigerians that Senator Ali Ndume was involved in terrorist activities and that they had established a ling between him and the Boko Haram along with another demised Senator of the Federal Republic. Much to the consternation of Nigerians, even the ones who were not learned Gentlemen, Ndume and the supposed Boko Haram spokesperson who had implicated him were taken to a magistrate court on frivolous charges that fell far short of terror offences. The parents of the supposed Spokesperson had 5told the Press their son had mental problems and he was persuaded to plead guilty and he was hurriedly sentenced without the court’s officials performing due diligence to ascertain whether or not the man was in his right senses or was truly insane. For all we know, a lunatic was sent to prison hurriedly. The most absurd part of the whole drama was played out by the almighty Attorney-General of the Federation, Mohammed Adoke. Despite all his years in the legal profession, he suddenly realized that the charges based on which Ndume was arraigned in a magistrate court were not adequate and decided to file another set of equally ridiculous charges that also fell far short of terror crimes in a Federal High Court in Abuja. Was Mohammed Adoke, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), who had put in several years into law practice, that stupid or was it just convenient for him to play stupid? Whose script was he playing out? Could the whole scenario and the ensuing frivolous charges and arraignments in the courts have been hatched and executed by the security agencies in connivance with forces in the Presidency and the Office of the Attorney-General of the Federation view a view to muzzling Senator Ndume for his anti-fuel-subsidy removal stance?

Now, let us once again fast track to December, 2011. Suddenly, Admiral Petirin, the Chief of Defense Staff, after a meeting with heads of other security agencies, pleaded with Nigerians to help provide information on supposed Boko Haram culprits they (the security agents) and Mr. President had persistently told us they knew and have failed to bring to book until this day. Mr. President claims he knows them but chooses to betray Nigerians by refusing to reveal who they are and to bring them to book immediately.

We had just survived the brouhaha on the ill-timed fuel-subsidy removal when we were greeted with some cheery news on how some patriotic security agents had successfully arrested one of the Boko Haram kingpins. We had also read in the Press how security agents complained about how cases they had worked hard on and made some headway with are bungled by their superiors. We saw an IG who did not know, in keeping with police tradition that the photograph of a fleeing criminal who had committed crimes of that magnitude ought to have been published on the very day he escaped but waited four clear days after the aided escape to publish his photograph, placing a N5,000,000.00 (Five Million Naira) prize money on his head, enough time for him to vamoose without trace. It is equally intriguing to know that the IG deemed it fit to hand the culprit to one Biu, a Commissioner of Police who had a damning ‘intel’ on him and was surreptitiously reinstated into the Police Force, having been dismissed by the Obasanjo Government, by the same IG and the Police Service Commission headed by Parry Osayande. We also saw the retired Navy Captain Olubolade, the Minister of Police Affairs, tell the Press the IG had 24 hours to produce the suspect or be sacked. Then we also saw how the National Security Adviser supposedly issued a query to the IG and a panel setup to investigate the mishap and the role of the IG and Biu. We also saw how the IG who was supposedly under investigation was allowed to return to his office and eventually retired with full benefits (he was already due). We also notice how Biu has not been arrested and detained. There were evidences linking the fugitive with top government officials as far as the Presidency and the senior officers of the police force.

The President shops for replacement for the IGP, Hafiz Ringim and decides to install one with an equally damning ‘intel’ on him what with his role in the 2001 Mayhem in Jos, Plateau State. I can confirm to you all that the new IGP who was then the Commissioner of Police in Plateau State had all that was needed in terms of men, resources and sufficient information from the public to have moved in to quell the crisis and to forestall the death toll more than four hours before it all took a deadly turn but instead chose to be partial and to take sides which act led to the death of many. This is the man the President deems fit to handle such a sensitive responsibility as the Office of the Inspector-General of Police.

I repeat, MD Abubakar was that Commissioner of Police whose partiality further escalated the Jos.crisis. The first crisis in 2001 which would have been curbed had he acted in good time and impartially, took a much more deadly turn due to inaction on his part. Concerned Nigerians, including yours sincerely, bombarded his office with calls and never got any action at the epicenter of the crisis by the police until more than four hours into the carnage and many lives had been lost.
From all indications also, there is ample evidence that the field operatives are deliberately hamstrung by their superiors from making any meaningful headway in solving the riddle. The following paragraphs show how and why.
 
Has anybody in the security agencies ever bothered to ask how the Boko Haram operatives get Amonium Nitrate in such large quantities to make and detonate Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs)? Shouldn't rapid investigations have been carried out all this while? Or is it deliberate that the sources are left open to make it easy to access them?

Commonsense dictates that there is great need to curtail access to the materials. Even your Ammonium Nitrate fertilizer used for agricultural purposes is one veritable source.

What do we pay these top security agents to do when they can hardly think or is it deliberate?

I really do believe that if someone who should know is not compromised, that's one of the first things that needed urgent control and adequate documentation. I should think that everyone should revert to traditional manure and farming systems.

In view of the fact that the major weapon the Boko Haram operatives deploy was bombs, it would also have made more sense for the Heads of the security agencies to have acquired Large Vehicle Bomb Detectors as well as inexpensive miniature bomb detectors and software to help track bombs and explosives and to detonate them before it goes off. This would have prevented such massive distribution of bombs round Kano that claimed so many lives. As usual, Mr. President came to the public again to say that he would crush Boko Haram.

Meanwhile, while he left all Nigerians to the whims and caprices of security agents from within, he acquires top security protection for himself and family members from Israeli MOSSAD.

Enter the Israeli angle.

I will continue with this and also connect the secessionist angle as well as the vibrant underhand arms deals that are at the heart of the crisis.

Watch out for Part III.

Post Merge: January 31, 2012, 11:08:21 AM
The Killer Boko Haram - Not A Mystery (Part III)

By Segun Edward II

In Part II of this series, we established how well involved top level security agents as well as the Presidency is with the activities of groups masquerading as Boko Haram. We sleft it off where we focused on how top level officers of the security agencies compromise  investigations and let go of suspects, the most prominent of which is the recent kingpin who disappeared into thin air by Hafiz Ringim and Biu’s magic, obviously on instructions from above. Hafiz Ringim and Biu know it was suicidal to their career which was coming to a glorious end to allow such a costly slip and  in a poorly executed manner that even children playing cops would not do, especially for a notorious suspect.

 

Another critical case in point that shows deliberate sabotage of investigative work of the field operatives is the fact that top level security agents, in spite of trillions of Naira expended since this menace began some of which are unknown to the public, have not deemed it fit to kit up the field operatives with the right equipment including bomb detectors and surveillance equipment  including the relevant training to defuse bombs safely. It is also critical to note that unobstrusive surveillance equipment could also have been purchased to aid intelligence gathering seamlessly across wide areas and difficult terrains as well as for policing the nation’s borders and managing trans-border crimes effectively. Someone high up there pursued  personal gain at the expense of what was right and needful and of great priority in view of the nature of the attacks. The President and his agents surreptitiously purchased cameras just for the Three-Arms-Zone in Abuja. To execute that project, the FG surreptitiously obtained a loan of about $600m without the knowledge of the National Assembly out of which it supposedly spent $420m on installation of cameras. Many Nigerians are not aware of the unfair trade deals and fraudulent financial deals which compromised the interests of Nigeria in that camera deal, clearly against laid down procedures in our Public Procurement Act as well as the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. That is a discussion for another day.

 

Any right thinking person at the top level of a security agency should know how critical those equipment were to the field operatives. Instead, they are just sent out there to be blown to pieces while they in anger charge at innocent civilians, shooting at anyone who looked like a terrorist (What do terrorists really look like? Bearded persons?), while the main culprits get away. The real question is, how do those culprits know when to strike and when the security agents are most vulnerable and napping? The answer is not far-fetched. Their superiors compromise the integrity of their operations. They have superior ‘intel’ from above from persons in the know.

 

Place the sudden rise in arms importation and finacing of outlaw groups side by side with dwindling productive industries and under-performing financial institutions and tell me what picture you see.

 

Then ponder over the fact that for a long time, the so-called invisible Boko Haram bombers were never caught and suddenly some are caught and they disappear into thin air.

 

Then check the billions of Naira spent on security gadgets that are not of priority at the expense of right tools which cost much less to equip security agents.

 

Make your deductions and place it all in the context of present realities we are faced with these days.

 

Another case in point that shows culpability of security agents cropped up in early 2010, when the then Commissioner of Police in Borno State, Mohammed Hassan in an interview with journalists in his office confirmed that Abubakar Shakau, the Second-In-Command of Boko Haram had been killed in the 2009 insurgency of the group. Has anyone bothered to ask how a dead man is suddenly being sought after now?

 

Despite all these glaring evidences of culpability, Mr. President and the National Security Adviser who supposedly have up to date ‘intel’ on happenings from the length and breadth of this country did not see any element of sabotage but kept the security machinery intact instead of doing a clean sweep of the security agencies. The real questions that crops up is, why would the government of the day choose to shoot itself so badly in the legs? Why would the government decide to ignore clear evidence of sabotage against effort at solving the most knotty issue it appears to grapple with and which constitutes a dent on its image and erodes its frotunes and goodwill? Could this government actually be part and parcel of this present problem? Could that be the reason the problem seemed intractable for this long – nearly two years now? As it were, the delays have only brought about increased sophistication in the dastardly act. From all you have seen, the answers are quite obvious to the discerning mind.

 

Recently, about two weeks ago, another cache of arms were graciously intercepted by the Ghanian Police authorities. There were persons and places mentioned during investigations. What has the Nigerian government done about it? Does it take forever to investigate such crime when the cargo impounded was found with the criminals? Which government official and group of persons ordered those arms including the ones that were to come in from the man arrested in the UK?

 

That brings us to the secessionist agenda and the role of Israel as well as the arms cartel consisting of persons within and from other countries of the world.

 

But first, let us establish some critical facts before we take on this aspect.

 




What then is the crux of the matter?

 

Here it is. Someone out there is out to ensure the disintegration of Nigeria at all costs and they know that the two most critical groups to ingnite ethnic conflagration in the country are the North and South East of Nigeria. They cannot take the attacks to the South East as it would be obvious what the agenda is and they would have been caught long ago. However, they realize that with the sustained attacks on the North and hitting Igbo targets, the bitterness of the last civil war would come into play in fanning the embers of internecine warfare. The real dramatis personae behind this onslaught are persons from the South South whose arrowheads are Mr. President and Gen. Azazi.

 

I remember vividly early December of 2010 when we woke up to find strange posts on popular Facebook walls that reek of tendentious propaganda and wickedness. Some guys of Niger-Delta origin claimed the North was up to something devious and would strike the South. This was in the heat of the debates during the Presidential Elections. I remember examining the post through and through and seeing the holes and mischief in it, I sent and e-mail to my friend on whose wall it was posted to delete the post and disregard it as it was posted by mischief makers and trouble makers who wanted to cause ethnic disaffection and cause the killing of Hausas and Fulanis in the South. We even followed th link they had provided to some site and we found nothing there.

 

There is clear evidence that the arms being imported, which act the Nigeri-Delta had perfected for a long time, were meant to cause mayhem, insurrection and to dismember the constituent parts of the Federation violently. The reason is oil which the Niger-Delta militants belive is theirs and must be controlled completely by them. We have heard so many seditious statements from that angle and we notice how their big brother in power has kept quiet. That is not to suggest that other parts of the country are not currently procuring arms under official cover. No one wants to be caught off-guard.

 

Notice also that ever since this government came, we have witnessed the systematic depletion recklessly of our reserves and for fruitless and meaningless projects – some of them non-existent.

 

After wastefully expending what was meant for the rainy day in the Excess Crude Account, they suddenly remembered that that account did not have any legal backing. They simply liquidated that account instead of sending a bill to the NASS to legalize it. They sold fantastic lies to Nigerians why the account had to go when the real truth is that they had squandered all the money and then came up with Sovereign Wealth Fund with barely $1bn and hired some very pathetic analysts who are such a disgrace to their calling to tell us lies and many who hardly bother to follow up happenings in the economy and the polity applauded the magical 'abracadabra'. Having wasted all the savings, they cooked up lies - disgusting lies about subsidy - the very lies that have exposed them for what they truly are: a 419 president and a band of 419 ministers.

 

Last year, knowing their performance was poor, they attempted to adjust the GDP figure upwards magically even with ample evidence we were producing nothing new and most of the industries had died and oil revenues were systematically stolen like never before and this government, suffering from poverty of creative ideas kept on borrowing to do nothing but line individual pockets and simply achieved nothing in more than 2 years now and a pathetic puppy-tie-wearing graduate looks us in the eyes and lies so brazenly all is well with the debt profile. These falsified figures are what they give to the international rating institutions to get mind-boggling ratings that astounds us in the face of evidence the economy has been convulsing and writhing in death throes since late 2010.

 

These guys are tricksters and unproductive magicians. May God continue to expose them!

 

We have seen a clear demonstration that nothing good is coming out other than to spin crises that would tear the country apart.

 

Let us pause for a moment to examine some acts of subterfuge perpetrated by this government sponsored Boko Haram all with a view to laying the blame at the doorsteps of the North who are victims of circumstances.


 

What a beautiful script? What a script full of holes and that stand logic in the head?

 

Is the Federal Government looking for excuses to muzzle the opposition?

 

These scripts are written by the most unintelligent people on the planet. The last time, it was some Alice in Wonderland fairy tale about why they did not kill Obasanjo and how Baba Fuggu was killed and how they were efficient marks men and who and who was funding them. Gosh!

 

Nigerians, please understand the times. They are indeed very dangerous!


If it is indeed true as the ACN alleges there is an attempt by this government to handover a sensitive thing as the security of our waterways to a firm run by a person with such damning intel as having committed crimes against the state - a militant for that matter (drop the ex-; those guys are still in the business of terror) then if you cannot see the secesionist agenda of this government baring its ugly face even more boldly, you must be very blind.

 
 For God's sake, what is the job of the Nigerian Navy?

 
 Sentiments apart, this is a serious issue that lends further credence to the secessionist plot and it appears we are so willing to play into their hands.

 
 A president that uses the Army against law-abiding citizens for demanding for what is legitimate is definitely not there to solve problems facing the nation.

 
Funny enough, every action and posturing of the president shows this is the grand plan. I have long ceased to be surprised all the industries have died. I have also ceased to be surprised we have been beating about the bush for more than two years now. Nigeria is being systematically murdered, taken apart and the treasury dried up and wealth transferred by hook and crook.


If this generation does not rise up to unite against these forces, Nigeria is on the brink.

 
Once again, duty calls. I will wrap this whole thing up with Part IV.
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« Reply #14 on: January 27, 2012, 03:30:53 PM »


President Jonathan: Fellow Nigerians. These are trying moments. I understand your pains. However, bomb blasts have come to stay. I want you to know that we are on top of the situation. To show you how serious this administration really is about putting an end to this mess, I have let Hafiz Ringim go to a blissful retirement in spite of evidence that he was incompetent and seemed so much to be colluding with the culprits. De guy don try. Make im go rest. In choosing his successor, I have had to look for someone with a record of official misdemeanor and gross incompetence and negligence in the 2001 Jos Mayhem. De guys sabi partia! In short, he is the best man for the job. While we brace up for more bomb blasts and increased sectarian and ethnic clashes across the nation, we urge you all to keep faith with us and keep on praying for us to serve you well. Who knows? The next blast may happen right inside your bedroom. The technology is getting better and better.

The truth is, we intend to dialogue with and grant amnesty to Boko Haram. But, we cannot dialogue with ourselves and grant ourselves amnesty. We are asking to do the impossible.

Fellow Nigerians, please bear with us as we transform our economy and provide a conducive climate for investment in bomb factories, arms and ammunition, kidnapping technology, bank robberies and general lawlessness.

Long live the Federal Republic of Nigeria!

Post Merge: January 27, 2012, 03:43:33 PM
One of the best things that could happen to this country and bring down crime wave rapidly in Nigeria is to legalize the use of fire arms. A situation where criminals are armed by government officials to kill innocent people is unacceptable. Let fire arms be legalized and let us see if Boko Haram and other criminals would be this daring anymore.
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« Reply #13 on: January 26, 2012, 12:36:07 PM »


Please, fill in the blanks below. You have 10 seconds.

Question 1:

The Bible calls _________________ the father of the lie. That means he has children too. If you tell lies, who is your father? _______________

Question 2:

Are you proud to say ______________ is your father?

Post Merge: January 26, 2012, 12:38:01 PM
When I meet you, what matters most to me first is that you are one of God's creations. Then, of more critical importance, I look out for your core values. They define who you are and give a distinctive mark to your personality and why you do the things you do. They are unmistakable.

Those factors determine how far I can go with you. If God seats at the center of your heart, your core values will definitely be right and it would be very difficult to separate me from you because we naturally share common values and we are nourished and refined from one source.

I don't want to know where you come from. I want to know who you are and to see if you are ever willing to be the best you can be.

So, don't be surprised when I can tell so easily you are lying. It is not because I am a prophet. It is because I see the undercurrents and what you are not saying in your speeches no matter how well articulated they are.

You core values define you so well that it shows your history and factors that have influenced your life so vividly. They tell me why you do the things you do and say the things you say. Thry also give deep insight into your likely reaction to life's issues.

Core values don't lie and they cannot be hidden no matter how hard you try.

So, I can tell who you are even at my first meeting.

Post Merge: January 26, 2012, 12:42:53 PM
Has anybody in the security agencies ever bothered to ask.how the Boko Haram operatives get Amonium Nitrate in such large quantities to make and detonate Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs)? Shouldn't rapid investigations have been carried out all this while? Or is it deliberate that the sources are left open to make it easy to.access them?

There is great need to curtail access to the materials. Even your Ammonium Nitrate fertilizer used for agricultural purposes is one veritable source.

What do we pay these top security agents to do when they can hardly think or is it deliberate?

Are the security agents really thinking? What do they discuss at their strategy meetings? Or do they just have coffee and Rich Tea biscuits and come on air to talk tough? Or is someone just not acting rightly deliberately?

I really do believe that if someone who should know is not compromised, that's one of the first things that need urgent control and adequate documentation. I should think that everyone should revert to traditional manure and farming systems.

Post Merge: January 26, 2012, 12:43:39 PM
A little slothfulness and stupidity could take you so many miles away from purpose and derail your vision. You may spend the rest of your life struggling to get back on course.

Define vision. Define purpose. Stick to the blueprint that ensues and apply wisdom to stay on course. That defines who you are, in what certain direction you are headed and how much you can achieve.

The truth is, many languish and blame witches later when they discover how much opportunities they had lost being without a vision and a plan.

Slothfulness destroys you but you hardly notice you are going off course and, of course, it feels so good - but only for a moment, then reality sets in and you have to struggle a whole lot, telling everyone what chances you had missed and how you used to be this and that and they will join you in your pity party to make you feel good and your condition is worse off.

You need to quickly redefine vision and purpose to get out of the mess and continue from where you stopped. Take relevant steps and embrace self-discipline to stay on course. Vision and purpose give you a certain enduring strength to surmount all odds - no matter how daunting and puts a smile on your face when you wouod ordinarily have cried.

I don't know how you read your Bible, but that is what the Scriptures mean when it says to apply works to your faith. The real question is, after that prayer and fasting, what next? Many leave a vacuum where deliberate work has to fill in and keep on praying and binding witches and wizards.

Could it be you need to acquire some new skill? Could it be you need to change your company? That could be all you needed all along.

Post Merge: January 26, 2012, 12:44:06 PM
If Boko Haram threatens to attack labour for agreeing to accept N97 per litre, the logic is that it would be easy to lay the blame of Boko Haram's activities on the opposition and then it can be adduced also that the spontaneous crowd that sprung up all over the country was a function of the activities of supposed enemies of this government and so Boko Haram did not detonate any bombs throughout the period of the demonstrations.

What a beautiful script? What a script full of holes and that stand logic in the head?

Is the Federal Government looking for excuses to muzzle the opposition?

These scripts are written by the most unintelligent people on the planet. The last time, it was some Alice in Wonderland fairy tale about why they did not kill Obasanjo and how Baba Fuggu was killed and how they were efficient marks men and who and who was funding them. Gosh!

Nigerians, please understand the times. They are indeed very dangerous!

Post Merge: January 26, 2012, 12:44:41 PM
The lie that you told yesterday will be waiting for you at the most auspicious time tomorrow to embarrass you just when that was the last thing you needed. Lies make you a perpetual slave to fear.

Post Merge: January 26, 2012, 12:45:05 PM
It is not every information that is passed on to you that is true. You may need to cut deep into thr beautiful skin presented to you to discover hidden layers of worms and putrid matter that props the facade you are presented with.

The onus lies on you to examine, verify, confirm, make sure of and to ascertain the facts presented to you especially when the indices presented as facts hardly qualify as one and defy logic in the light of present realities.

Isn't that why we go to school so we can be better enlightened and to see more clearly?

As it were, there will still be some people who even when they are stripped to their panties and made to walk naked home will still refuse to deal with the truth that they know and simply choose to dismiss it eith a wave of the hand to their peril.

Post Merge: January 26, 2012, 12:52:39 PM
I am a little bothered about something. Even if today, Boko Haram were stamped out, the knowledge required to make bombs will not fizzle out just like that. Unless a purposeful government puts in place critical measures needed to turn things around, provide jobs and promote citizens participation in transparent governance, then we cannot heave a sigh of relief yet.

Innocence is lost and bombs will be used to settle even family scores, to break into bank vaults and to show displeasure with government's actions or that of its operational agencies.

As soon as there is solution, someone up there needs to start thinking proactively what indispensable next steps must be put in place.

Or is it going to be the fire-brigade approach as usual?

Post Merge: January 26, 2012, 01:05:24 PM
If the Committee setup by Mr. President to reorganize the police force would succeed, they must not only be dispassionate about the assignment, the must get inputs from the public who have been victims and living witnesses to gross misconduct and incompetence on the part of policemen especially at the local police stations.

The issue of recruitment procedures needs to be given serious attention as it is currently a highly dubious process through which hardened criminals and persons with fake certificates get into the police force.

 I really do not think Parry Osayande should have been the Chairman. He is part of the rot in the system. Except for political reasons, he should also go as his input so far to the development and welfare of police men and officers has been rather dismal.
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« Reply #12 on: January 24, 2012, 07:14:26 AM »


Nigeria is gradually being placed on the slaughter slab. Butchers are given free reign by the powers that be who pretend to be looking for them when they are the authors of the script. The victims are made to look like the culprits with well crafted tendentious propaganda laced with ethnic and religious sentiments and young men sell their souls to the devil. I insist that the central nervous system for this monster lies in the Presidency.

What beats my imagination is that the prophets and pastors are joining the fray claiming annointing to be stupid. It is so loud and clear that they never receive annointing to fight the rot in the system which they help nurture to.swell their congregations and their bank accounts taking over warehouses and factory spaces for mighty cathedrals - a sure sign all was not well with the economy and yet they turn a blind eye as their personal economy improves. Halleluyah, the Lord is good.

Utter nonsense! Where are those ones who give pregnant women babies? Where are those ones who predict death every year when someone would die anyway? Where are those ones who have turned God's house into a place for showmanship? Does God not speak to them anymore?

To make matters worse, the one who profits from selling gallons of groundnut oil and handkerchiefs turned into talisman by hapless worshippers who still keep their wickedness intact, prophesies he has been annointed by God to lead a Jihad and yet contradicts himself so much by saying that if - note, if - it was God's wish that Nigeria should split up, so be it.

He just told you guys he doesn't even know God's will and gullible people applaud. Besides, have you read about Jihad in the Bible? Does God annoint people to lead Jihad in the Bible?

When the spirit of error reigns in the church and in the mosque and consequently in the government (all those who are in government are members of one church or mosque), the nation's problems is further compounded. The religious teachers have failed Nigeria and I expect them to repent and retrace their steps so they can truly hear from God who has not gone deaf but is incensed at their ways.

Remember God's Word, 'My people perish for lack of knowledge.' Why is this so? The shepherds set over them have embraced the spirit of error and lascivious and reckless living. God won't speak to such polluted vessels.

The most funny part is that when God according His plans finally arrests the bastards, exposes them and routes them completely and the very obvious faces are finally made bare, some sickly people will come to the public and tell us their pastor prophesied it. Mscheeeeeeeeew!

Post Merge: January 24, 2012, 11:42:26 AM
When you are at crossroads between saying the truth that you know and friendship, it is better for you to embrace the Truth. If it is the Truth, your friend may be angry with you for a while but will eventually have is conscience seered by the burden of truth and would come back to you. If you embrace friendship over truth, in which case you lied, then you are on a set course to self-destruct. The Truth can never be hidden. It is an explosive light that breaks any barrier to shine forth.

Even professional liars will not trust you if they found out you lied. But you will be respected if the found out what you said was the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth

Post Merge: January 24, 2012, 01:32:52 PM
It is not every information that is passed on to you that is true. You may need to cut deep into thr beautiful skin presented to you to discover hidden layers of worms and putrid matter that props the facade you are presented with.

The onus lies on you to examine, verify, confirm, make sure of and to ascertain the facts presented to you especially when the indices presented as facts hardly qualify as one and defy logic in the light of present realities.

Isn't that why we go to school so we can be better enlightened and to see more clearly?

As it were, there will still be some people who even when they are stripped to their panties and made to walk naked home will still refuse to deal with the truth that they know and simply choose to dismiss it with a wave of the hand to their peril.

Post Merge: January 24, 2012, 01:34:05 PM
It is not every information that is passed on to you that is true. You may need to cut deep into thr beautiful skin presented to you to discover hidden layers of worms and putrid matter that props the facade you are presented with.

The onus lies on you to examine, verify, confirm, make sure of and to ascertain the facts presented to you especially when the indices presented as facts hardly qualify as one and defy logic in the light of present realities.

Isn't that why we go to school so we can be better enlightened and to see more clearly?

As it were, there will still be some people who even when they are stripped to their panties and made to walk naked home will still refuse to deal with the truth that they know and simply choose to dismiss it with a wave of the hand to their peril.

Post Merge: January 24, 2012, 01:34:38 PM
It is not every information that is passed on to you that is true. You may need to cut deep into thr beautiful skin presented to you to discover hidden layers of worms and putrid matter that props the facade you are presented with.

The onus lies on you to examine, verify, confirm, make sure of and to ascertain the facts presented to you especially when the indices presented as facts hardly qualify as one and defy logic in the light of present realities.

Isn't that why we go to school so we can be better enlightened and to see more clearly?

As it were, there will still be some people who even when they are stripped to their panties and made to walk naked home will still refuse to deal with the truth that they know and simply choose to dismiss it with a wave of the hand to their peril.

Post Merge: January 24, 2012, 02:11:10 PM
It appears to me that the dramatis personae in this Boko Haram game are begining to have a seered conscience, rethinking their position and are tacitly looking for the least costly measures to their interests to exit gracefully.

Tambuwal says Nigerians should forgive them and dialogue with them.

Petirin says they will soon run out of bombs when the truth is that we have not run out of Ammonium Nitrate in fertilizers with which they make the bombs.

They also say they will soon run out of suicide bombers.

How do they know all of these if they are not conversant with the inner workings of the group? If they knew all of these, why could they not cripple the group?

Or could the group be representing their interests?

I think this is a crafty prelude to disband what monster they created and nurture and fund as available evidence points in their direction.

Post Merge: January 24, 2012, 02:19:29 PM
The lie that you told yesterday will be waiting for you at the most auspicious time tomorrow to embarrass you just when that was the last thing you needed. Lies make you a perpetual slave to fear.
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« Reply #11 on: January 21, 2012, 07:10:12 AM »


While bomb blasts keep you all busy - analyzing and dissecting and amplifying dry customary speeches, one thing is certain and it is so clear, these bombs in Kano had to go off as distractions from the national discourse and to water down the impact of the probes into high level official graft just like the blast at the Army Depot at Ikeja Military Cantonment watered down very effectively public anger about issues surrounding the death of Cicero, Chief Bola Ige.

Boko Haram is not faceless. The faces are in power and close to the seat of power. The huge security budget must be justified at all costs. The looting continues unabated.

Open your eyes and see. I see we enjoy cock and bull stories. Human life means nothing to these guys who must achieve their goals and our stupidity and embarrassing docility is the fuel for its continued re-occurrence. All productive industries are either dead or writhing in death throes. Since President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan came in, its been the business of death and wanton waste of human life. If you still have not seen this clearly, that would be most unfortunate. Tell me, which promise about productive industries has been fulfilled by this government for more than 2 years now?

But we have spent so much on guns and cameras. You guys please think. Nigeria is being pushed to the precipice and evil men who we repose so much trust in capitalize on it to sow the seed of discord amkng the tribes to precipitate internecine warfare that will cause blind men to disintegrate the country for selfish gains. They want it done at all costs but the operate in clandestine way and I see so many helping their cause out of sheer ignorance.

Post Merge: January 21, 2012, 07:48:52 AM
Has anybody ever stopped to think that if the true merchants of death were purely Northern elements, they would concentrate on maiming fellow Northerners most and cripple their industries and development? Would they prefer to use their people as canon fodder?

Check the statistics. More Northerners die from these things than people from any other place. Bombs are not designed to know who belongs to one ethnic group or another neither do bombs differentiate religious groups.  Everyone within its perimeter dies or looses a limb. As it were, there have been clear cases of people of other tribes and of different religious groups planting or attempting to plant and detonate bombs even in the North of Nigeria.

If these elements were really after other tribes and religions, they would go to those places where those tribes and religions are dominant.

Some people want to secede from Nigeria at all costs and the elements of government Boko Haram whose mobile calls can surprisingly (you know what I mean) not be traced gave clear hints about this.

People from different parts of the country are on the payroll of this Boko Haram with real faces we have refused to see. The pag package is good and hungry Nigerians sell their consciences to the devil.

Post Merge: January 21, 2012, 08:32:25 AM
The war against Boko Haram has failed so much because there is lack of sincerity at the topmost echelons of the security agencies. So many of the security agents at the lower rungs have done thorough investigative jobs but their efforts are bungled on orders from above, at least you heard them complain about these in the dailies since the disappearance of the notorious operative in this business of death.

However, it is also pertinent to note the following:

1. Why would government secretly borrow $600m from Exim Bank of China without approval of the NASS and spent $420m out of it to install security cameras around the 3 Arms Zone only when it was so obvious bomb detectors were of greater priority? Are our top security chiefs that daft? I dare say know, but there is much profit to be made from mayhem and the business of death.

2. What does it take to equip soldiers and policemen with miniature bomb dectector devices? It costs mere pittance. Do the security chiefs not know this? It would be a lie to say they do not.

3. What does it take to install large vehicle bomb detectors at strategically chosen major entry points into cities? It would cost much less than they spend on frivolities to become instant billionaires from being in power.

4. The battle is sometimes lost because the security agents in the fields are only pawns in the game and so they hardly know what they are looking for. Most times, they go looking for a slim tall man with acquiline nose and curly hair wearing caftan and clutching a copy of his Qu'ran and telling his beads when the one they should be looking for also may be wearing a three-piece Italian suit, has broad nose, riding in an expensive jeep with tinted glasses with FGN or other government plate number or even a security plate number and may be clutching a copy of the Holy Bible or wearing a holy scarf without earrings. They focus on gruffy-looking people in tattered clothes like ugliness and poverty have become punishable crimes when they should be looking for that guy in expensive jeans and designer wrist watch looking like a movie star. Or have they not heard that celebrities peddle hard drugs? If the paycheck is good, anyone who sells his conscience to the devil for filthy lucre would deal. They also look for the one with faulty English when the culprit could possess a Masters degree and even a PhD.

5. Even the deadly Boko Haram foot soldiers (not the religious Boko Haram) hardly know who they are working for. They only smell the money they need so badly. It is a highly organized syndicate that permeates every sector of the country. The real culprits are government officials. I repeat, dry their sourcez of funds and you cripple the group effectively.

6. It is all a high profile game and unwary Nigerians are the pawns in the hands of evil men in the corridors of power who profit from the miseries of the masses.

7. A word is enough for the wise. Wisdom avails much. A stitch in time saves nine.

Post Merge: January 21, 2012, 08:44:23 AM
The next bomb may be planted by your brother, your sister, your husband, your wife, your uncle, your aunt, your pastor, your imam, your classmate or anyone lured by the merchants of death with good money. Be vigilant and be ye not slothful.

As hard to believe as it may seem, that is the reality we can't dismiss.

Post Merge: January 21, 2012, 09:08:30 AM
We are only paying the price of a president held hostage and unable to define vision and to ensure the laws of the land bite real hard on propagators of lawlessness and to see through the plethora of advices he's given but instead rewards criminals with prized national awards.

Have you noticed that captains of productive industries have fizzled out in our land? What we have now are merchants of death parading tbe corridors of power.

Post Merge: January 21, 2012, 09:23:50 AM
Is the IG not supposed to have been sacked by now and detained? Why is Biu not in a prison cell yet? I thought it's past 24 hours now or is it not? His comrade who should also have been dismissed sets up a phoney investigative panel to create an impression they are tackling the issues head on and to create delays for public anger to subside. Those two guys are due for retirement and they will be handed light verdict and everything will go on as usual.

Who is deceived? May be you.

Post Merge: January 21, 2012, 09:54:07 AM
Is Boko Haram invincible and powerful?    No, they are mere mortals and they live among us. They have blood flowing in their veins and can die also. Their source of inspiration is filthy lucre, hard drugs and portents from devils.

They can be demystified and routed by commited citizens.

Thier greatest weapon is your fear and ignorance.

They are masters of subterfuge.

Post Merge: January 21, 2012, 10:06:34 AM
What is Boko Haram? I know, many will quickly say Western education is bad. That was the original meaning.

But the present meaning is so ominous. Can you say what it is?

Post Merge: January 21, 2012, 12:43:05 PM
Everytime I travel round the country, I see clear evidence that most states ars run by animals and mentally lazy persons for governors and the same thing goes for local governments.

I see many industrial potentials left unexplored, great industries that could oil the wheel of progress and sound economic growth. I see fruit juice and food processing factories in Benue, Plateau, Nasarawa and some other states not.brought into.being. I see fish and sea foods processing and packaging industries not birthed in the Niger-Delta States and some parts of the North like Taraba and Sokoto. I see Hides and Skin industries pale.into insignificance while a big fool calls himself governor and throws lavish parties to launch dysfunctional boreholes and the people misled by their traditional fools for.rulers roll out the drums, ever grateful, dancing more miseries into their lives for peanuts which hardly gets to them as they are awarded 'Thieftancy' titles.

As it were, where government lacks creative vision, it resorts to blind stealing and gives nothing back. One direct consequence is an impoverished citizenry with eclipsed opportunities and their success is made possible only.by chance and by connection to the powers that be. Another direct consequence is that so many hands are left in frustration, abject poverty, bitterness and anger against society and embrace the maxim of survival of the fittest. These hands are ready tools in the hands of those who profit from the business of death.

The most lucrative business in Nigeria now all of.a sudden is arms and ammunitions and bombs and the only way to keep the business going and to ensure steady flow of.income is to spread mayhem and death.

In case you have not noticed, they are paid in millions. Where do they get it from? It certainly cannot be.from owners of factories who produce juice and confectionaries or clothes or cars. It.certainly is from those who make money from the business of killing and death.
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« Reply #10 on: January 19, 2012, 08:00:25 PM »


Is it true the wanted man has been re-arrested? Even if he was, how do Nigerians know they have the real suspect when they could not even publish the photo of such a high profile deadly criminal?   Then also, even if he was truly re-arrested, that does not lessen the crime of aiding and abetting the escape of a dangerous criminal neither does it lessen the offence of gross incompetence and embarrassing and costly negligence.

Besides, with the negative intel on Biu's person and character, how did Hafiz Ringim or whoever reinstate such an obnoxious and deadly person into the police force and even promoted him to the rank of Commissioner of Police and assignedhim to such a sensitive department as the CID? Who were the equally negligent persons in the Police Service Commission and the Ministry of Police Affairs who failed to carry out due diligence on him before reinstating him?
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« Reply #9 on: January 18, 2012, 10:53:18 AM »


When a well read Minister of Finance and Minister of Petroleum cannot give the public correct statistics about the volume of petroleum products produced or imported and sold to Nigerians and to other nations and they keep eating their words about figures they had previously given based on which they sold transparent falsehood to the nation about phony fuel subsidy now that they are before an investgative panel claiming the figures they had given were supposedly estimates, a responsible president should fire them for embarrassing the government so much, unless there is something they are actually trying to cover up that involves him.

It is God who is causing them to disgrace themselves and He would put a sword in their hands to slaughter themselves and expose their wickedness to the entire public everyday so Nigerians can see the real Darculas sucking the blood of innocent Nigerians through all kinds of evil schemes.

Post Merge: January 18, 2012, 10:53:37 AM
Can you all imagine how on the basis of all these lies and concocted figures, so many innocent Nigerians standing for their rights were brutalized and killed and ill-bred monkeys who were appointed 'by luck' call Nigerians - the true sovereign (the real bosses) names and soldiers abandon their constitutional duty to protect the sovereign (the masses) and instead kill and brutalize them?

Funny enough, these same soldiers who are doing 'gra gra' for armless civilians are known to feign sickness and to obtain fake medical reports to dodge being assigned on duty to war-torn areas. Mscheeeeeeeeew! Yeye pipul! The blood of the innocent will be required of them by God and these guys must face justice for misleading the public and manipulating the 'woman wrapper' president to kill those from whose power he derives his powers.

Post Merge: January 18, 2012, 12:37:39 PM
NNPC diverts fuel vessels to Togo, Benin, Customs alleges.

Authorities of Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) and the Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (NEITI) yesterday alleged that there was high level corruption in the  management of the country's crude oil resources and importation of petroleum products by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) as well as non-remittance of revenue supposed to accrue to the federation account. . .

Julius Nwankwo, deputy comptroller of the NCS who spoke on the second day of the Investigative Public Hearing on Subsidy Regime, on the activities of Customs holding in Abuja, alleged that some of the said corruption manifested through fraudulent record keeping, relating to the movement of ships bearing refined petroleum products. He also observed that at no time did the NNPC berth the mother vessel on Nigerian Ports, and that this was contrary to the provisions of the extant law. . .

He also frowned upon corruption in the oil and gas sector, disclosing that there was no documentation of PMS imported by the NNPC into the country and that only independent marketers made attempts to document importation.

He explained that the Federal Ministry of Finance, had in a letter sent to Customs, warned that any insistence to enforce Customs rules (SEMA)   would cause untold hardship and petrol scarcity in the country. - Businessday, Wednesday, January 18, 2012.

Ladies and Gentlemen, when asked by the committee if there was a cabal, the petroleum miniter became dodgy, stammered and skirted around the question claiming they were investigating. Liars! Liars! Liars! Disgraceful mothers and fathers for ministers. They and other public servants in the parastatals and agencies under them are the cabal. They told us on national TV there was a cabal! See the thieving animals who roll out soldiers to kill Nigerians who have been right all along it was all a transparent lie!

When she was asked who approved the extra-budgetary spending which is about N1.1trn above the N300bn approved in the 2011 Appropriation Act, she was tongue-tied.

What a shame?

Post Merge: January 18, 2012, 04:20:51 PM
It is the same level of rot in the petroleum sector, if not even worse, that bedevils the power sector. Fellow Nigerians, until we decide to do something really drastic about this, that sector will continue to remain a huge cash 'elephant' and a veritable conduit pipe for looting the treasury and each successive government will keep on telling us cock and bull stories.

That sector equally stinks so badly and the FG and all the criminally-minded ministers should, indeed, bury their heads in shame for  being such a monumental embarrassment to God, to themselves, to their children, to their children's children and to all generations of Nigerians who ever lived, are alive and yet to be born.

Post Merge: January 18, 2012, 09:53:41 PM
Recent entrants into Nigeria's Hall of Shame awarded distinguished honours:

1. Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan
2. Mrs. Dieziani Allison-Madueke
3. Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
4. Labaran Maku (Uncultured and  Official Lying Parrot)
5. Sanusi Lamido Sanusi (Bros, you fall my hand)
6. Hafiz Ringim (The latest unintelligent James Bond starring in the movie, Naija Prison Break)
7. More to come.

These nominees have been adept at lying to Nigerians and misleading the public about official crimes and have been known to have so unintelligently crafted see-through lies to Nigerians to effectively push the burden of the consequences of official graft on over-burdened Nigerians.

They are also known to have massacred innocent Nigerians who were convinced the SURE programme was hurriedly crafted to cover up grand scale stealing of the nation's resources.

Ladies and Gentlemen, join me in welcoming these men and women who are epitome of classical disgrace by shouting a resounding 'thiefy thiefy jankoriko ole!', 'Whoooooooooooooooo!'

Post Merge: January 19, 2012, 04:47:02 AM
Awesome God! Who is there like you? You who knows the innermost secrets. You who knows the end from the very beginning. It is impossible for you to tell a lie.

Dear Dad, You promised an end to Boko Haram in our land as the last year was ending. You also promised to expose anyone who has stolen from the nation and would not repent and do restitution. In your own words, 'Let the thief steal no more.' Oh, papa, I am, indeed, awed!

What is man - mere mortal - You deem it fit to place him on a pedestal to know Your mind and Your thoughts concerning our nation? You who live forever! You, O God, who causes to become and who enthrones and dethrones kings and humble emperors and oppressors of Your children and make them eat grass like the beast of the fields.


Almighty God, if You could.bring us this far, we know for sure You will completely route the enemies of this nation from North to South and from East to West. You will bring them all to the threshing floor and hold them in utter disgrace that righteousness may reign in our land and that the voice of the.wicked may be silenced in this land, that Egbesu and the company of witches may be silenced and all their activities may be  brought to naught.

Glorify Yourself O God! Arise O God and Lover of our souls and let Your enemies be scattered! Nigeria will rise again! You will bring all of them to book! We know You will!

Thank You Dad for Your loving kindness and mercy upon our land!

Love You very much, Dad. Accept the supplications of your children. May they ascend unto You as sweet smelling savour! May they please Your heart! We are nothing without You!
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« Reply #8 on: January 17, 2012, 07:52:57 AM »


Critical observations:

1. Labour actually sold out and betrayed the pact with Civil Society Organizations, pushing through only its argument for reverting to N65 per litre. However, long before that, government took note of some of the arguments of aggrieved Nigerians and decided to cut down the basic salaries in the Executive Arm of Government. Whether this has been done or not is left to be seen. Government also, in line with the demands of the masses instituted action to bring the culprits in the petroleum sector to book. Whether it is cosmetic or a whole hearted attempt for which government would give the EFCC freehand to carry out the job to a logical conclusion is what we ought to be concerned about and Nigerians need to keep up the pressure to ensure those who cripple development and persistently steal the nation's revenues or divert them to personal use fraudulently are brought to book.

2. It was in keeping faith with the pact with labour that civil society organizations who actually managed the crowd and ensured they did not overstep the bounds of a decent citizens protest, asked the mammoth crowds to comply with labour's agreement with government to call a two-day truce. However, government lackeys took advantage of this to prevent a gathering. It was clearly a ploy by government to redeem its bruised ego and do some grandstanding and to save face. The truth is, government could not have dared last week to send in the soldiers with the kind of anger one could see in the crowds though controlled. It would have been suicidal to the security agents.

3. Truly, seccesionist elements crept into the crowd and forwarded divisive arguments and sought surreptitiously to get more Nigerians to key into their arguments and use the opportunity to spearhead a bloody separation of the federating units along regional lines without counting the costs. It is the activities of these elements that were misconstrued or deliberately misinterpreted by government agents to mean some were calling for regime change. What majority of Nigerians did say, however, was that government must cut down on wasteful spending, streamline the budget proposals for effective constructive development, cut down on the ungodly wage bills of public servants.

4. To prove that labour did sell out and that government actually deliberately planned the two day truce as a ploy and also came up with strategy to prevent the formation of a crowd, examine following facts. Labour did not consult with the civil society groups or the other members of the Joint Action Committee before arriving at the decision to call of the strike. Secondly, the labour leaders were dodgy in answering the piercing questions from journalists. Omar actually lashed out at Pastor Bakare when a journalist had raised some point attributed to Bakare.  Labaran Maku persistently betrayed hatred for the opposition and was impatient with journalists interviewing him who tried to refute his views that the crowds were sponsored and not spontaneous. Same also Marilyn Ogah who could not help but show her bias and persistenly referred to those who organized the crowd and spurred them to demand for their rights as members of the opposition.

5. The decisions as to use brutal force on the crowds and for the FG to be recalcitrant were actually aimed at ensuring that the cabal who are public servants and their counterparts outside government who they use as stooges are not probed and consequently to prevent collateral damage to themselves.

6. What is founded on lies can never stand the test of time. It will fall like a pack of.cards. In fact, anyone who believes in government 'magic smagic' will be disappointed even more in just a little while. It is still deception and half-hearted measures all the day. In no distant time, we would be back to square one. Government will force N141.00   on Nigerians soon. Many have yet to see the long term negative impact this would have on all Nigerians and have not considered the dire consequences should the proceeds be mismanaged.

7. Finally, the direct involvement and high visibility of contestants in the last elections on the platform of opposition parties spoilt the struggle and gave government elements latitude to brand the struggle for change in our land an inssurection. But there are two critical questions I need to leave you all with: Are opposition party members not first and foremost Nigerians? Does membership of political parties remove from you the rights of citizenship to demand for good governance in a peaceful protest? Are the evidences presented about government's moral impropriety and financial lasciviousness facts or fiction? If they were facts, did the FG really have a right to demand excrutiating sacrifices from the masses in the face of evidence, so glaring and unmistakable, that the real problem with the economy is a giant vampire consisting of public servants who do not only earn ungodly income criminally allocated to themselves but also misapproriate state funds with impugnity, allocate in  indescribably callous manners additional monies to themselves under ridiculous and vomit-inducing headings in the budget? Is it not equally true that despite all these unpatriotic strategies of public servants to loot the treasury dry, we still pay for their feeding, fuel for their vehicles, we buy the long retinue of vehicles, we finance the education of their wards, we pay to keep imbeciles and economic parasites in choice hotels permanently all at our expense? We do so much more.

8. Nigerians raised genuine concerns about their fortunes. Until these issues are genuinely addressed, it is in vein that our communities are militarized. An angry man fears no mortal whether he is armed to the teeth or not. Besides, what makes the President so sure the weapons will not be turned on him eventually if security agents keep killing bonafide citizens who demand for.their just dues form a government they elected, the security agents knowing fully well these Nigerians they are ordered to kill are their blood and flesh, kith and kin? I think it is safer for government to sort out the issues and demonstrate capacity to take the nation out of the woods instead of building castles on quick sand.

8. A word is enough for the wise!


Post Merge: January 17, 2012, 09:53:52 AM
I pity the militants who have chosen not to desist from a wayward lifestyle. A man who wins wrestling matches in his village thinks he is the ultimate champion until he encounters a stronger person from another place. I had thought those guys had been rehabilitated and reintegrated into a society of normal human beings. Little did we know they were being fed, accomodated and paid and kept together for a time like this as persistent liabilities and as state thugs by Niger-Delta President. At least, they made it clear to us he is their own and not the president of all Nigerians. I wish we could just put paid to this mess once and for all time.

It is interesting that criminals who commit brazen crimes against society and who killed, maimed, kidnapped for ransom and raped fellow Nigerians and who robbed banks got off the hook on softlanding and have become preferred friends of the government of the day and have their ears at the expense of what an overwhelming majority of Nigerians demand.

This is a very bad precedence and underscores beyond reasonable doubt why this government is unable to curb the rising crime wave in the land as Mr. President midwifed softlnding for his criminal constituency at the expense of majority of Niger Deltans and has lost moral rights to bring erring culprits to book from other places, all for political expedience. This is indeed a very dangerous phenomenon unknown in our clime that must be addressed. Why won't a Boko Haram bombing mastermind escape from custody?

This is exactly also what is happening with the anti-corruption war. Some people high up have their hands soiled with caked accretion from rotten pies.

Shall we say lawlessness has come to stay with pretentious rule-of-law posturing?

Post Merge: January 17, 2012, 01:17:03 PM
Boko Haram is government tool to keep our tongues wagging and to occupy our attention in unproductive jaw-jaw while they loot the treasury to finance the notorious trade of an equally very notorious arms cartel. Government had so much in its hands, fearing an insurrection to continue to bomb places. They simply would have infuriated Nigerians the more. So do not be surprised there was no bomb blast throughout the period of the protests.

Post Merge: January 17, 2012, 03:12:48 PM
I get your drift. But the injustice done to the Izon nation is not only to them. We all share the burden of addressing and nipping in the bud all the injustices done to constituent parts of this nation. In the link you provided earlier, Chief Bola Ige spoke for himself and not for the Yoruba nation. I choose to be different and I urge all my Izon brothers and sisters to join us in crafting and bringing to fruition Nigeria that works where justice, equity, fairness, righteousness and genuine and deep rooted unity reigns for the sake of this generation of Nigerians and for future generations. I am for resource control. But the truth is, we cannot address the issues rightly and defeat the forces at work, persistently crippling true all-round development, if we keep pandering to ethnic sentiments. The Gospel truth is, no one wanted to bring President Jonathan down, but we all realize his hands had to be forced to do the needful in favour of the masses and not a few mad men who hold him hostage. The resort to ethnic sentiments spoilt a good fight to route the enemies of this nation who are in every part of the nation from North to South and from East to West and to free us all to experience a new lease of life under the sanest atmosphere where the future of our children and our children's children is guaranteed and secure. We simply squandered a golden opportunity and played into the hands of elephantine Corruption Nig. PLC. You must realize that when we went to the polls, the desire for true change was at fever pitch and the emergent president was expected to fulfil our expectations along that line. The truth also is that the spontaneous reaction would also have occurred if it was a Buhari or Ribadu or Dele Momodu in power.

Post Merge: January 17, 2012, 03:29:19 PM
It is indeed very sad that in this age and time, tribes in Nigeria still engage in barbaric and brutal fights. It is, indeed, so disgraceful that the love of animals and farm lands and mundane possessions and other ridiculous items for which we fight, supersedes the sanctity of human life. Charles Darwin must be clinking glasses with other proponents of Evolution Theory in the great beyond, laughing at our professed love for God. All religions recognize the sanctity of human life.

It is equally so amazing that we attribute these bestial fights to religion when in actual sense, we are actually fighting over meat, land to plant Pawpaw, Mangoes, Palm Kernnel and Kolanuts and to control drill oil at the expense of channelling our inventive genius and creative skills towards productive ends.

Nigerians, shame!

Post Merge: January 18, 2012, 07:43:58 AM
When a well read Minister of Finance and Minister of Petroleum cannot give the public correct statistics about the volume of petroleum products produced or imported and sold to Nigerians and to other nations and they keep eating their words about figures they had previously given based on which they sold transparent falsehood to the nation about phony fuel subsidy now that they are before an investgative panel claiming the figures they had given were supposedly estimates, a responsible president should fire them for embarrassing the government so much, unless there is something they are actually trying to cover up that involves him.

It is God who is causing them to disgrace themselves and He would put a sword in their hands to slaughter themselves and expose their wickedness to the entire public everyday so Nigerians can see the real Darculas sucking the blood of innocent Nigerians through all kinds of evil schemes.
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« Reply #7 on: January 16, 2012, 05:12:13 AM »


Labour leaders sold out. It was obvious 3 days ago what show they put up was cosmetic. Unfortunately for them, they just squandered an opportunity to midwife true change championed by the people as the protests preceded their actions. I expect them to call of the strike any moment from now. They only do not want to be seen as betrayers so they employ diplomacy to see what happens  leaders of civil society groups arrested to see if the protests will fizzle out.

They made a very grave mistake in betraying Nigerians so badly. They and the FG have only shot themselves in the legs. We eagerly await the gale of arrests. Little do they know they will only be starting what will consume them through and through. Arresting those fine Nigerians who serve as restraining forces to the mammoth crowd is the greatest blow the FG would be delivering to itself.

As for the Niger-Delta militants, I wish for once all Nigerians can leave these guys with their oil and develop what they have. There are so many avenues of generating wealth beyond measure in every state of the Federation. You only need to sit down and watch from a distance how they would wipe generations out and decimate entire communities and villages when thr inevitable infighting breaks out - their own kith and kin in a macabre struggle to control the oil wells. Unfortunately, it is a constitutional issue. Unfortunately for the militants also, they only pandered to the forces holding the true Nigeria to ransom at the centre.

It is total showdown. If the security agents are blood thirsty let them roll, but they will eventually strike the lethal blow that will decimate this administration of deaf and blind worms gnawing at the ligaments and tendons of this true African giant, crippling its growth so badly.

A word is enough for the wise. The true Nigeria - the dream of every genuine patriot must emerge in this generation. We will not play the fool to idiots without human brains just as our forebears did.

If you are afraid to die, go home and sulk - coward! Tuck your tail betwixt your legs and shiver ina hidden corner. FG, Onholemhemen who is so stupid and drunk from ill-gotten wealth and the rest of the crew, be prepared. Big fools!

Did labour really start or lead the protests? I wonder! Some people have simply lost their ability to think. Dirty money makes men stupid - very stupid!

Post Merge: January 16, 2012, 05:46:38 AM
The mentality that oil is the ultimate is sickening. Why must we resort to sentiments all the time in tackling the critical issue in the nation? How much of that oil money given to the Niger-Delta have actually been used to develop the region? All parts of Nigeria have common enemies and their strategies are the same from North to South and from East to West. The Niger-Deltans need to realize that once they join hands to tackle these maggots among us, the oil resources in their land will do much more for them. We are saying the rot must stop. Besides, I am down with resource control. There is no part of Nigeria that is not blessed with a plethora of immense human resources with great inventive spirit but for the wickedness of a few. We say let us deal with these maggots and move the nation forward and ill-informed people hold on to tribal sentiments and place oil wells whose contents are finite betwixt their legs, holding on tightly even in the face of evidence it cripples their personal development and creative abilities.

Post Merge: January 16, 2012, 06:41:59 PM
What is founded on falsehood will not stand. This pie offered to Nigerians is stewed in epilepsy and wrapped in famed deception. It starts out in spasmodic shudders and will fall like a pack of cards.
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