mekaboy:
Is this man serious? do the bokoharam member speak french? instead of finding a way to modify the source of their inspiration which is the koran to remove the promise of virgins and call for violence , he is looking for which country to blame.

The Qur'an is available online
Point to where the promise of virgin is

Alphaoscar:
first it was Buhari,
then ACF,
later it was the Muslims,
then they blame the opposition politicians,
the blame shift to America,
later them talk say Na Chad,
Presently, the blame is on France,





we don't know they will blame next. maybe Na Seun or Nairalanders.

Azazi, a General and national security Adviser, blamed it on PDP, not knowing the script
He was promptly removed

Iroh88:
I wonder why France is always interested in undermining our national security. During the Biafra War they supplied huge quantities of arms to the Biafran soldiers while they couldn't provide as much as a bag or staple food for starving children. Why are they so interested in seeing this country go up in flames??

I think it's about time this got to the Hague. Enough of the horseshit already!

Who do you think would be the judge and Jury at the Hague?? The Westerners are very greedy people, don't expect to find a favorable judgement from them. Their most amiable talent has always been to divide and conquer

aurenflani:


Don't lie there is nowhere in the Qur'an where a so -c-called 72 virgin reward is mentioned.

BetaThings:

The Qur'an is available online
Point to where the promise of virgin is

Qur'an 78-33...Verily, for the Muttaqûn, there will be a success (Paradise); Gardens and grapeyards;  full-breasted (mature) maidens of equal age; And a full cup (of wine

france gud in funding anytin war against nigeria..frm biafra war to boko haram

[quote
author=acenazt post=28666148]well France and its colonies had been
hating and hitting on naija since 1900. they helped Cameroon steal
bakasi from us. they helped the ibos with weapons instead of food and
meds during the civil war. they want The Resources we are blessed with.
They Shall not succeed[/quote]

keep blaming others while ur country decays.

HNosegbe:

Which nuclear warhead?

Bags of amala

Caseless:
gej and his men are confused.
Again, u can take away some facts frm what they are saying if you look at how some french stations get boko haram newly released videos first hand, and if u check how our neigbbours colonised by france isolate us in d fight against boko haram. Even el rufai in his piece once indicted france as being behind boko haram.
Gej is too clueless to handle foreign influence aiding boko haram.

You are just a fool for calling Gej into this; the National security adviser is from the north, the chief of Army staff is from the north, the inspector general of police is from the north and you do not see it fit to blame them but Gej, do you expect the president to go to the battle field?...Animal on Nairaland.

C'mon op, why is this topic totally different from the body of the message? The minister never said France is aiding BH. This kind of misinformation is disgusting on a Monday morning. Get your sh#t together.

OrlandoOwoh:
You just do copy and paste blindly. For your information, the Controler General of Prisons from the north has been relieved of his appointment on Friday and replaced by an Igbo man.

kindly edit mr owoh

siraj1402:
MINISTER of National Planning, Dr Abubakar Sulaiman, has blamed continued onslaught of Boko Haram terrorists on Nigeria on alleged animosity the country shares with Francophone West African countries.

Speaking with journalists in Ilorin, Kwara State capital, at the weekend, the minister, who said Nigeria should revisit its Francophone policy, added that the issue of Boko Haram insurgency was political and, fundamentally, military.

“First, the issue of terrorism is global, regional and sub-regional. Second, the terrorism we have in Nigeria has internal and external dimensions to it. Some of the terrorists are not just Nigerians; they are not operating from Nigeria; they are operating from Nigerian borders and they have some back up from neighbouring countries.

“When you look at Nigeria’s history, we have been consistent in the kind of animosity we share with the Francophone West African countries. Nigeria should revisit, for instance, its francophone policy. We should look at the French policy on Nigeria. We should look at the position of France to Nigeria security. We should look at what has been, over the years, the strategy in the area of politics. What have been the relation, attitude, orientation, conduct and posture of France to Nigeria?

“Again, we need to go back to what had been the attitude of France and French government to the Boko Haram issue in our effort to fight terrorism.

“I don’t think Boko Haram is having its ways because government is not working. It is having its way because we are not getting enough support from the sub region. It’s fundamental.

“Third, people should be mindful of one thing when they try to criticise President Goodluck Jonathan on the issue of terrorism. We should know that when it comes to fighting terrorism, counter-terrorism and warfare, presidents do not go to war. It’s the handiwork of the armed forces. It’s the primary responsibility of the military. And let me say this, the Nigerian armed forces today is being dominated by Northerners and the Boko Haram spate is in the North. If there is a problem there, we look at our tactics, military operation and suspect some subversive tendencies in the armed forces.

“The Inspector-General of Police (IGP) is from the North. The National Security Adviser (NSA) is from the North. The Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) is from the North. So, why must anyone blame the president? I think we should appreciate what the man is doing by mobilising all these forces.

“So, if there’s problem, we should ask questions from the military and troops. Warfare or counter-terrorism is not just about the president. A lot of factors come in military strategy. And one of it is what I call Grand National strategy. I think we should appreciate the president on what he has done and see how we can collectively devise other mechanisms to get solution to the problem, rather than heaping blame on president.

“Yes, it’s a political issue, but fundamentally, a military issue. And I am not saying they have not tried,” he said.

Troops kill terrorists in Ashaka raids

In another development, fleeing terrorists reportedly managed to retrieve three truckloads of their dead members, following defeat in Ashaka when they were engaged by security operatives.

The defeated terrorists, who arrived in a large convoy of 30 vehicles, motorcycles and equipment, were on a mission to take control of Ashaka.

The troops, it was gathered, were aware of the terrorists’ intention to take over Ashaka, after their operation in Bajoga and its environs in Gombe State.

The terrorists, however, destroyed some equipment of the troops before fleeing the location.

According to defence Twitter handle, “we lost close to a dozen soldiers. We die; t is noble. Lest any form of terrorists rejoice.”

Over 10 soldiers also died in the battle, while those who were wounded are being treated in military hospitals.


http://tribune.com.ng/news/top-stories/item/23542-france-aiding-boko-haram-minister-alleges

Drone007:

S on point: The old Nigeria Armed Forces effectively used Chadians, Nigerien, Burkinabe and other Francophone West Africans of the Muslim faith in committing atrocities during the Nigeria Civil War!

APC in the house what's ur view about this

Now its France that is Aiding boko haram and not APC again? useless people in power.

Now its France that is Aiding boko haram and not APC again? useless people in power. derainged old men

ogene70:


You are just a fool for calling Gej into this; the National security adviser is from the north, the chief of Army staff is from the north, the inspector general of police is from the north and you do not see it fit to blame them but Gej, do you expect the president to go to the battle field?...Animal on Nairaland.

goat, u were more a foolish person for not knowing that ur clueless gej appointed them. Idi0t!

Hmmm, all this Nairalanders schooling in France are prospective Jihadists? Thank goodness I schooled in Spain.

After seeing dis, I no say many NLders no go dey sch in FRANCE again... Na 2 find anoda sch nw... Thank God m schoolin in nigeria

EVarn:
i fail to see where the guy "alledged" that france is behind boko haram.most of our reporters here are unprofessional,and most of the readers are just too dumb.the guy was simply talking about nigeria's policy to neighbouring francophone countries and france policy to nigeria in context of boko haram{terrorism}

Thank you.

Without properly understanding the report our vociferous Nlanders who have an opinion on just about everything are making the kinds of comments that brand them as stark dunderheads. I mean it's absolutely shocking how people who aren't in any way better informed than the average Joe on the street come here to spew all kinds of fantastic rubbish.

oyb:
Is there anyone our fg will not finger?

BlackSEER:


keep blaming others while ur country decays.

You must Understand that I am just supporting the law maker's claims with Historical references. But for one I believe politics is at play here.

Story for the gods the gods ooo we only knw how to suspect but we don't investigate and knw wat the problem is

no more schooling in France for some people here.

iluvnaija:
So it's no longer Buhari? Ok, not APC, it's now France.

[size=14pt]PDP STINKS.[/size]

... Hmmm... the way the topic move sef

tters
Nigeria counters France, says not in hurry to release seized Chad-bound Russian plane
December 8, 2014Nnenna Ibeh

Grounded Chad-bound plane.... Photo Credit: Madquest ‏@Mansur295 via twitter
The Nigerian government says it is not a hurry to release the Chad-bound Russian aircraft arrested in Nigeria despite France admitting that it owns the military hardware aboard the plane.
PR Nigeria, an agency that circulates press statements for Nigerian security agencies, quoted an unnamed top security official as telling it “Nigeria has no reason to release the aircraft and its cargo until investigation is concluded”.
“In view of the evidence of active collaboration with Boko Haram terrorists by some French speaking neighbouring countries, it has become pertinent for Nigeria to be conscious and be more careful in these matters,” PR Nigeria further quoted the official as saying.
The agency said while Nigerian officials have agreed to release crew members of the aircraft to the Russian Embassy in Abuja, the plane would remain detained because “the explanations so far given by the French Embassy concerning the source and destination of the cargo were less than convincing”.
France had said the plane was conveying equipment, owned by its peacekeeping force, from Bangui (Central African Republic) to Ndjamena (Chad), and had diplomatic cover to make a stop-over in Nigeria.
The aircraft won’t be released “until all investigations are concluded”, the report said.
Nigeria’s reported refusal to release the plane is contrary to the claims by the French Ambassador to Nigeria, Jacques Champagne de Labriolle, that Nigerian authorities had agreed to let the aircraft go.
“Due to the nationality of the aircraft, and the nature of the cargo, local airport Nigerian authorities in Kano have decided to check the flight plan, the clearance and the cargo manifest before authorizing the plane to leave,” the ambassador said in statement through which he admitted his country’s ownership of the cargo aboard the aircraft.
“Official information has been supplied by the French Embassy in Nigeria. The Nigerian federal and airport authorities, being satisfied with the documents and the genuine character of the flight, have announced that the plane will be authorized to pursue its flight to Ndjamena.”
Russia had initially said through its embassy in Nigeria on Saturday night that the plane wasn’t Russian and that it had no link with that country.
But in another statement on Sunday afternoon, the embassy said the plane is indeed a Russian one hired by the French government to convey military hardware for its peacekeeping force in the Central African Republic.
The Nigerian government is yet to provide any update on the plane since Saturday when the military issued a two-paragraph statement announcing the arrest of the plane.
Security operatives at the Kano Airport had seized the plane when it landed at the facility at about 2a.m. Saturday due to technical problems.
Crew members of the airplane were immediately detained while investigations continued, officials said.
Security was then beefed up at the airport in order to ensure proper investigation,” an official at the airport said.
This is the third time since 2009 that planes loaded with arms would be arrested in Kano, our correspondent says.
The detained planes were later released after investigations.
The destination of the latest aircraft has however raised concerns amid increasing worries in Nigeria over Chad’s alleged role in the Boko Haram insurgency plaguing Nigeria’s northeast.
Airport officials in Kano told PREMIUM TIMES a former governor of Borno State, Ali Modu Sheriff, visited and inspected the plane late Saturday night.
The former governor – an ally of both the Chadian and Nigerian presidents – is believed to be lobbying for the release of the plane.

It's no more APC or General Buhari dat sponsors boko-haram again,it's now France. This PDP led Jonathan administration is so useless.

owobokiri:
Blame it on our lilly livered, fun lovjng, utterly corrupt litany of uninventive leaders. . They prove in solid terms every now and then that ultimate political power is not for the half-hearted, the bemused or the childishly naive. Since the begining of this insurgency, every detailed security report points to the fact that a resource hungry france is trying to use cameroun and chad to destablise and if possible balkanise nigeria so as to contineu their unimpeded acces to west African minerals. . The rougue in younde helped them corner bakassi and because of obasanjos lukewarm handling of the rezultant court verdict, a stupid french now feels emboldened to more or else launch a full scale war against Nigeria using one pawn called shekau. Why should we fold our arms and keep quiet, while these bloodsuckers run amock?

Attack is the best form of defence.. why not forment a palace coup against Biya? Why not shoot down somebodys. Helicopte? Why not send some tough armaments to chadian rebels? Why are we just whining when we have enough capabilities to cause maximum havoc in this two very weak countries thereby keeping the two rougish rulers busy? Biya just like Campaore won't be missed by anyone but france who may not want to militarily interven because of Biyas over 30 years baggage of evil. Ditto the simpleton in chad. Infact, with our regioal clouth, we should have passed the stage where this two quasi states will be bold enough to antogonise Nigeria at will. And this is not some empty chest beating; our police force is twice the combined number of this two countries uniformed men! Why is it that our secret service is not running rampant all oveer Ndjamena and Younde?? But then we have the misfortune in this country of being ruled. Y an utterly confused bunch of corrupt men who won't lift a finger to defend the country because their london accounts and mansions will be seized thereafter..

Let me identify areas in your write up I agree with,
I agree that we have a clown as head of state.
I agree that Nigeria is too big for disgruntled tiny countries to meddle with.
The truth lies with majority of Nigerians who are perpetually dumb, you equally over stated Nigeria's relevance in the equation.
Should there be a direct confrontation between Nigeria and Chad or Cameroon believe me, we will be eating lunch in a UN tent.

Perhaps you have forgotten so soon the intervention in Mali where the NA was reduced to a boyscout movement while Chad secured the Mali Algerian border.

You seem not to realise how badly corruption has finished this country, funny enough, Most Nigerians are too dumb to realize that.

acenazt:
u want source? here are sources
https://beegeagle./2010/07/28/nigerian-civil-warfrance-backed-biafra-to-the-hilt/

http://afrolegends.com/2011/12/16/the-biafran-war/

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/589221.stm

http://citation.allacademic.com/meta/p_mla_apa_research_citation/4/1/6/4/0/pages416409/p416409-18.php

read and understand the French and their wicked intentions.

Smal smal nw...more as if u knew he wuld ask 4 source b4 bombardin him wit it

Iroh88:
I wonder why France is always interested in undermining our national security. During the Biafra War they supplied huge quantities of arms to the Biafran soldiers while they couldn't provide as much as a bag of staple food for starving children. Why are they so interested in seeing this country go up in flames??

I think it's about time this got to the Hague. Enough of the horseshit already!

some of you are too ret@rded to be entitled to an opinion

jpphilips:


some of you are too ret@rded to be entitled to an opinion

Wow!! Didn't know your dad is a nairalander!!

prinznazzy:

Smal smal nw...more as if u knew he wuld ask 4 source b4 bombardin him wit it

Lol I spent 30 minutes checking Google for Links to the sources. actually I saw this French issue on a documentary called the French connection.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHS9HEtOeaY

[size=15pt]France helping Boko Haram [/size]
Please use subtittle CC (Video in french)

mekaboy:
Is this man serious? do the bokoharam member speak french? instead of finding a way to modify the source of their inspiration which is the koran to remove the promise of virgins and call for violence , he is looking for which country to blame.

Thr is nothin to remove on the Qur an.
Qur an does't any body to kill annocnt ppl (evn unbelievr) except tht umblievrs.prevnt th muslim from warshipin thr one an only God. try to uzndrstnd. we dnt knw ths ppl we dnt hav any relation wth thm we infact dnt knw th kind book they clam thy ar using may b is jst book of Money who tells thm to kill an innocnt muslims thts it!