I can’t laugh this alone, our country is at war and our presido go dey settled
mata for anoda country!!! Presido aspirants dey outdo oneanoda as if be
say North-east no be part of nija!!! Ok now, Borno, Adamawa and
Yobe states are no longer part of nija,
dat is wat una de tell me ? Oyinbo people
dey talk say ‘show me your friends i will tells you the type of people you are’....you
yasef tink about am, Adamawa had already fall to Republic of Caliphate and one
of the Adamawa pikin dey collect chieftaincy title as Aree for Yoruba land. Are
na presido for Yoruba meaning o ! Lef dat one, if he become presido , Adamawa
people nko?
Alex Bade, na oga patapata to soja......tuale
for the officer! Two hands and one leg for up. Hin come from Vintim, a village in Adamawa state,hin
village nao dey under the Caliphate Republic. HEheheheeee, i no fit laf! Nao see grama wey he kon dey blow wen dem
attack am for social media say he de do mago-mago, by sending helicopter to
cary in people alone and lef others to die trow way:
“The attention of the Defence Headquarters (DHQ) has been drawn to an
article with the caption, “The Helicopters that evacuated CDS Badeh’s family
from Mubi: A lesson for All Nigerians” written by a certain Elvis Iyorngurum
and posted in an on-line news outlet, NewsRescue.com on the 6th of November,
2014.
“The said article which contained
strings of deliberate falsehood and spurious allegations claimed that few hours
before the attack on Mubi by the terrorists, the Chief of Defence Staff, Air
Chief Marshal AS Badeh flew in helicopters and evacuated his family from the
town and abandoned everyone else to their fate.
“While the DHQ remains at a loss as
to the motive for these unconscionable fabrications, it is pertinent to quickly
repudiate the false claim and to state clearly that at no time did the CDS send
any helicopter to evacuate any of his family members before, during or after
the attack on his home town.
“Contrary to the claims by the
author, the helicopter that flew to Mubi was on an operational mission to
reinforce the ground troops in preparation of efforts to repel the attack.
“The helicopter did not convey any
civilian or relation of the CDS as disdainfully insinuated in the article.
“Considering the fact that the
falsehood packaged against Air Chief Marshal Badeh by Elvis has not only been
mischievously and widely circulated, it has been further made viral on the
social media, it can no longer be dismissed as one of those careless efforts in
the campaign to tarnish the name and integrity of this senior officer and the
Armed Forces who are doing their best to address the security situation in the
country.
“The damage done by the fabrications
contained in that article has not only personal, but national security
implications.
“Air Chief Marshal Alex Badeh as the Chief of Defence Staff has uppermost in
his heart, the interest of the entire citizens of Nigeria, whom he swore to
protect.
“Insinuating that the CDS is
self-centred and insensitive to the plight of his people is wicked and damaging
indeed.
“The DHQ wishes to reassure Nigerians
that as a patriot and one on whose shoulders the leadership of Nigerian Armed
Forces rests, he has honestly reaffirmed severally that he considers every
Nigerian and every part of Nigeria as deserving of equal protection especially
at this challenging times.
“Just like any other Nigerian, the
CDS is pained at the mindless carnage and bloody violence perpetrated against
innocent Nigerians by the terrorist group.
“Contrary to the falsehood bandied
around by a number of professional critics and detractors, the CDS believes
that every town or village under attack deserves protection whether it is his
home town or not.
“This false story on Air Chief
Marshal Alex Badeh is one of the many fabrications being circulated as
information or articles by individuals who have remained desperate in the
efforts to dampen the spirit and morale of military personnel in particular and
Nigerians in general as we strive to stop the activities of terrorists on
rampage against our people.
“It is therefore necessary to appeal
to the populace of concerned citizens to join hands with the security forces in
this effort by refraining from the series of distractive criticisms and
comments.
“The mass media is again requested to
beware of lifting stories on the military from online media that has become the
main channel of disseminating falsehood on happenings in the system.”
Why i dey vex for our leaders be say
dem like to use turenchi to spoil mata. Ano no who wrote the speech sef? Na
Chris Okotie or Patrick Obahiagbon ? Look at grama den wan take confuse una: strings
of deliberate falsehood and spurious allegations, unconscionable fabrications, pertinent to quickly repudiate, disdainfully
insinuated, mischievously, to tarnish the name and integrity of this senior
officer and the Armed Forces( wait, wait, who sai , which name and inte kini we
de talk here....mshiiiun.), national security implications.,,, wetin be
sucitity implicason? Abegii ba turenchi.
Wetin vex me
pass na dis statemet “It is therefore necessary to appeal to the populace of concerned
citizens to join hands with the security forces in this effort by refraining
from the series of distractive criticisms and comments’’ Abi soja way go join
hand with una? Di only thing i fit do na to write wetin i like, shikenna.
