kaffy4tope: Ha!!!!
Are you kidding me I can authoritatively declare that Nigeria is gradually going to be a thing of the past. Oh, I weep for Nigeria!

Demdem: Evil boko is fvcking my smelly mother daily.

theassassin:

Evil boko is fvcking my ashawo mama daily.

Demdem:

My mother fvcks a random dog just for fun

Demdem: Evil boko is taking more territories, Jonathan is on holiday.

theassassin:

Even dogs fvcks my ashawo mama and the useless woman enjoys it.

Demdem:

Do you know that am a dog's sperm? Thanks to my mother who sleeps with a rabid dog just for #200

comos:
Go join the army and stop talking cheap from your closet

theassassin:
Do you know that i am a dog's sperm? Thanks to my ashawo mama who sleeps with a rabid dog just for #200

Demdem:

Hahahaha I killed my father do you know why? I want to take over fvcking my mother

Demdem:

Can you come and fvck my mother with me
Otu nne m

theassassin:

Hahahaha I killed my father do you know why? I want to take over fvcking my ashawo mama

theassassin:


Don't need u to come and fvck my ashawo mama with me
Otu nne m

Demdem:

Do yo know that I don't use condom on my raged mother?

Demdem: my mothers pusssy gat odors

Demdem: Evil boko is taking more territories, Jonathan is on holiday.

atlwireles: THE greatest threat facing the nation’s war against the Boko Haram and other Islamist insurgents has to do with the unprecedented acts of sabotage that the national assignment is facing. Never at any other time in the history of Nigeria had the army been so bedeviled by internal and external undermining of efforts to rid the country of terrorists and other enemies of her unity and progress.
The sabotage comes in so many forms. It is both within and outside the confines of the armed forces. According to media reports, some military officers with sympathy for the cause of the insurgents sometimes reportedly divulge critical information about the plans of the military to undertake campaigns or even funnel military equipment to their partisans in the enemy camp. This, we learnt, has led to the unceremonious cancellation of such campaigns to avoid putting officers and men in danger of running into ambushes.
One of the greatest forms of the sabotage is misinformation. Many sympathisers of Boko Haram are very eager to approach, mainly, the foreign media to say uncomplimentary things about our armed forces . They create an impression of Boko Haram as an invincible force and Sambisa, their chosen camp, as an impregnable fortress. It is this misinformation and the subsequent avoidable losses in men and military material that give rise to the tales of real or imagined “mutinies” and protests among our men under arms.
The military high command, as well as their supervisory political authorities, must take firm steps to discourage acts of sabotage against our men and women confronting the terrorists. We are fully in support of the assurance by the Chief of Army Staff, Lt General Kenneth Minimah, that the army will henceforth go tough on saboteurs and visit them with the strictest dictates of the law when nabbed and convicted of the crime.
We are also gratified to note that army is on the verge of taking delivery of sophisticated equipment. It will surely boost morale among the troops and spur them to greater effort to flush the terrorists out of Nigeria.
We call on the mass media to redouble their efforts and throw their full support for the armed forces. More efforts should be made to de-emphasise the dissemination of sensational and unsubstantiated information because we may be unwittingly playing into the hands of the terrorists. It is important for media houses to take a closer hold of their online editions and minimise their use by the terrorists and their supporters to achieve their evil purposes.
The war on terror is not for the army, security agencies or the federal government alone. It is a collective effort. We must report suspected saboteurs to the appropriate authorities and keep our communities safe.

- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/08/going-tough-saboteurs/#sthash.2n15VuzI.dpuf

Tolexander: hope this isn't a strategy by GEJ to pressurize nigerians to agree, allowing him to borrow the $1billion by starving our military the needed fund. Making the NA to be defeated by the boko haram!

theoctopus: Why are some of you become propaganda tools for BH. BH is a cowardly group that attack innocent citizens on border towns and you come here to celebrate them. Why are you promoting their propaganda

theoctopus: Why are some of you become propaganda tools for BH. BH is a cowardly group that attack innocent citizens on border towns and you come here to celebrate them. Why are you promoting their propaganda

Demdem:

Shut it fool, Jonathan is paid handsomely to lead and prevent stuffs like this. The fool is currently "holidaying". The problem isn't the soldiers perse but the leadership.