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Friday, 13 February 2015

Gen. Olukolade mad at Niger troops/head, calls them out on Twitter

Nigeria Defence spokesperson, Gen Chris Olukolade took to twitter last night to react to recent comments credited to the Nigerien (Niger) Defence head describing the Nigerian troops as soldiers who run away during battle. See more tweets after the cut...


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    1. You can see what Jonathan government has turned The giant of Africa to
      Why will they not mock our country and our army .it is not their fault
      God Almighty will restored the glory of Nigeria that Jonathan has turned to raggs
      Niger now call Nigeria soilder run away from battle. Kai .we will re trained and re structure our army
      Make them busy training and retraining them .stop using them for election
      They must not be seen outside with uniform
      Take them out of the city
      Any solder that fight with civilian must be sentence to death
      Any solder that fight with police on uniform fight with the president of the country such soildier mustvbe arrested and tried for mutiny.
      Arise restored the glory of Nigeria Army ordinary tweeting will not do anything
      Let all these our ex General s meet with the Army leaders and re structure Nigeria army
      When army is down the whole country is down .this is serious .
      Before you know it neighboring small small country will begin to challenge us to battle because now they know that we have no competent army but civilian army
      That fight up and down in land dispute
      Marital issue
      Army that are watching over ballot boxes imaging
      That carry OGA madam bags
      Thatvare beating civilian that are not armed but run away from them when they carry arms.army that are fighting with police of the same government .I have never seen that in any country under heaven except Nigeria

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    2. Na poem dis man jes dey write. #whohimhelp?

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    3. This man has just accused Niger of collaborating with Boko Haram to destabilise Nigeria. I think that is the most serious allegation he made in all those tweets.

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    1. Did u even read what he tweeted? Did u read it at all?

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    2. Would have bn better if blogs were age restricted.

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  3. #iHaveDecidedSaiBuhari

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    1. Do you have a job?

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    2. Pls ask him if Buhari even knows who he is?

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  4. #iHaveDecidedSaiBuhari

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  5. Make the noise continue



    @Good luck EBELE Jonathan on my mind




    @Galore

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  6. Mtchewww. Pls Olukolade should just STFU

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    1. Why won't our military run when they are ill equipped. Olukolade has become a noise maker like the Nigerian politicians.

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  7. He don vex. I feel the military are trying to there own capacity

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  8. Thank you General, This is the height of patriotism. I may (and will not) insult my country but never will I allow or permit anyone outsider or even a poor, ordinary country like Niger to work with APC and undermine my troops or me and my country!

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    1. U r an idiot! Except u ain't a Nigerian,what has he said wrong, sso it's ok for Niger, whose population flood Nigeria as gatemen n cobblers, to go on social media n insult us abi? Ode!

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  10. No matter what this is pettiness, the tweets are so undignified.
    This is a serious issue,no matter what twitter isn't the platform to address this.
    And to think we're still in partnership with Niger as it pertained fighting insurgency.
    He could have done better.

    ~BONARIO~says so via NOKIA LUMIA

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  11. God bless the Nigerian army, we all shall smile at the end IJN. God bless Nigeria. 2 Tim 2:1-4 @Bishop_Dammy

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  12. IT CAN BE PAINFUL WHEN YOU ARE WORKING AND NO ONE SEEM TO ACKNOWLEDGE IT, OGA ABEG NO VEX. WE ARE PRAYING FOR YOU GUYS...

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  13. iT CAN BE PAINFUL WHEN YOU ARE WORKING AND NO ONE SEM TO ACKNOWLEGE IT, OGA ABEG NO VEX. WE ARE PRAYING FOR YOU GUYS...

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  14. Absolutely nonsense if the source was true, but I dnt blv any information coming out 4rm this man called olukolade..pls leave abuja nd go to the battle field nd observe Wats going thr

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  15. Absolutely nonsense if the source was true, but I dnt blv any information coming out 4rm this man called olukolade..pls leave abuja nd go to the battle field nd observe Wats going thr

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  16. What did they expect when the so called POOR countries came to help them fight! Too bad
    $.
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    @Carlos via Nokia Lumia

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  17. Good one from him. so protecteve that's why he's the defence spokesman.







    ***floxycares***

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  18. Nigerian shldve xpected something like this when they started looking , digging and seeking for help from the lower chambers. Serves them right and Gen. Olukolade shld accpt the truth for once...and stop ranting and disgracing us the more


    ::::::::::::::::::QUEENMAYA::::::::::::::

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  19. The Niger Minister is irresponsible. The fact that we run away from terrorists should not be misinterpreted. It is called tactical withdrawal.

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  20. YOU DEY HERE DEY HALL FOR TWITTER... BH DEY THERE DEY THROW MORE BOMBS..

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  21. I have never liked the idea of Niger or Chad exercising their power in capturing territories from BH.This administration is heaping mountain of problems for the incoming govt because with every capture by our neighbouring countries,in a way that gives them power over such towns.A time will come when they'll begin to claim ownership of such towns.We cant afford to add more enemies to the existing one o.

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  22. Olukolade jst v 2 accept d insult o cos if dey r capable of fighting d insurgency, dos pple won't b der 2 assist dem. All we need is u pple 2 work as a team n in order 2 achieve d same goal. God bless Nigeria n d Armies

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  23. DS CAN B SAID ABOUT THE OGAS BT FOR THE PATRIOTIC YOUNG AGILE SOLDIERS DT ARE IN THE WAR FRONT I GIV DEM KUDOS AND PRY GOD TO CONTINUE BEING WITH HIM....tomjerryswit

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  24. GOOD SIDING YOUR OWN.ITS NOT EASY BEING A TROOP....AKA....WE OWN

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  25. Dey brought the insults upon themselves wen dey compromised. Corruption don eat deep into our military system, now everybody can talk trash about dem. Linda take note!

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  26. Dey brought the insults upon themselves wen dey compromised. Corruption don eat deep into our military system, now everybody can talk trash about dem. Linda take note!

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  27. Olukolade jst v 2 accept d insult o cos if dey r capable of fighting d insurgency, dos pple won't b der 2 assist dem. All we need is u pple 2 work as a team n in order 2 achieve d same goal. God bless Nigeria n d Armies

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  28. Can somebody please ask this retard if the Military hierarchy is patriotic. Dudes are as corrupt as fuck. The precious blood of all our fallen soldiers will forever be on their HEADs spannin 5 generations Amen, Amin, in Jesus name, insha Allah, in Khrishna's name, Buddha n all the gods includin Zeus.

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  29. God bless our troops..but sir are the Niger press saying the truth?

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  30. God be with you soldiers fighting to right the wrongs of wicked politicians elected into office.

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  31. Please talk less and act more, right now you're just another talkative like Asari and Okupe. Put your money where your mouth is.

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  32. There can be a more diplomatic, ADULT language to tell them off and still hold up the morale of the Nigerian soldiers; before we have another dimension of this war on our hands.

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    1. Kulikuli, best comment I've read here in a while. You are wise.

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  33. Why won't Nigeriens have the effrontery when GEJ's govt made our military look so timid and stupid, the same soldiers who win wars for other African countries for years.

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  34. There can be a more diplomatic, ADULT language to tell them off and still hold up the morale of the Nigerian soldiers; before we have another dimension of this war on our hands.

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  35. This is what happens when some elements with inferiority complex, who call themselves Nigerians, insult, their God, their country, their presidents, governors, senators, public officers, their father, their mother, their brothers, sisters and children. The Nigerien Defence Ministry merely repeated what some unpatriotic Nigerians say.

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  36. Gen. Olukolade, no matter what you do people must talk. Is only God that will reward you all for what you are doing for this country and humanity.

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  37. These days, insult is like sports. If someone is in d habit of cursing his parents, whom do we blame if others join him to curse his parents.

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  38. The man probably commented on what he saw, so why is Olukolade angry.

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  39. The truth is bitter my oga. So quit lamenting, tame your pride and swallow it. Our troops run away from fierce battle with BH SHIKENA!

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  40. This is most unfortunate and unprofessional on the part of Niger. This insult can open hostility between Nigeria and Niger. Text Fortune to 33020.

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  41. Pls sir take am easy ooooo.....we know that you're speak your mind

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  42. Has this man face Boko haram with blazing guns b4?

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  43. UNHAPPY NIGERIAN.13 February 2015 at 11:20

    I AM A SINCERE BELIEVER THAT THE NIGERIAN ARMY IS THE BEST IN THE WHOLE OF AFRICA AND THAT WITH PEOPLE LIKE GEJ AT THE HELM OF AFFAIRS IN NIGERIA AND THE ARMY, WE WILL WIN OVER THE ILL WISHES OF THOSE THAT JOIN HANDS WITH FOREIGNERS TO EMBARRASSE US AS A COUNTRY AND OUR FIRM PATRIOTIC SOLDIERS. I PULL DOWN MY CAP FOR YOU AND PRAY TO USE THIS MEDIUM TO PLEAD WITH FELLOW NIGERIANS TO COME OUT IN FULL IN SUPPORT OF OUR SOLDIERS FOR GROWING OUR DEMOCRACY WITH US ALL. KUDOS TO THE NIGERIAN ARMY, KUDOS TO NIGERIA. WE SHALL OVERCOME ALL ENEMIES BOTH WITHIN AND FROM THE OUTSIDE TOGETHER. KEEP GROWING THE NIGERIAN ARMED FORCES, YOU HAVE US TRUE NIGERIANS FULLY BEHIND YOU. WE WILL PROMOTE AND CAMPAIGN FOR THE BEST FOR YOU. WE TRUST IN YOUR ABILITY TO PROTECT US. WE DONT CARE WHAT THE DETRACTORS SAY. WE KNOW YOU LOVE US NIGERIANS AND ARE PUTTING YOUR LIVES ON LINE EVERYDAY FOR THE LOVE YOU HAVE FOR US. AND WE LOVE YOU GUYS TOO. MORE GREASE TO YOUR ELBOW. WE ARE WITH YOU IN SPIRIT AND AND OUR PRAYERS IS ALWAYS WITH YOU.

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    1. Oh boy you were never in the north east/west that's why you are talking like this. People are dying in hundreds and you go off saying trash.

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    2. The best in Africa? You wish. Wake up and face reality.

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  44. God bless d soldiers,God bless Nigeria and God bless me and you.

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  45. Ok.i defend my fatherland... lol Pls visit rellaidiovo.blogspot.com

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  46. Erm biko, I don't huv anything to say.

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  47. Our soldiers need all the encouragement they can get, all this distraction will not help their morale. Even if they run, they humans!

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  48. I am so angry with the Federal Government for creating this room for weaker nations to insult Nigeria. Very soon Chadien Military will start insulting us too. Jonathan is really clueless that explains while he allowed countries whose nationals have been fingered as Boko Haram fighters to patrol our borders in the name of fighting insurgency. I weep for Nigeria cos Idris of Chad is not to be trusted.

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  49. Plenty unwarranted talk by Gen. Olukolade.
    If our military were sincere and serious to tackle BH, all these english won't be necessary.
    In my own opinion, calling a neighbouring nation poor sounds stupid and childish and bragging how good Nigerian soldiers are does not reflect on
    Nigerian citizens turning refugees in other Countries. The truth shall set us free - our military are compromised.

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  50. I dont know about other nations envying our military but I believe they are doing a good job with less than enough armo especially when the enemy is a ruthless one like BH

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  51. My concern is, why does he tweet on official capacity from his own personal account while the Nigerian Military has an official twitter account??

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  52. Eto kwanu dike na nke omere,onwe ike mekwa ozo.
    Our military still remains de best
    #oneandonlynwa@gmail.com#

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  53. Today is Friday February 13, the exact day and date Gen Ramat Muritala Mohammed was assasinated in 1976. I remember it because I was in Form 5 then and in a school not too far away from the site where the incident took place. It was a weekend of gloom for the nation. Let us remember this fallen hero whose administration was short but focused.

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  54. I don't understand this, Linda! Ok maybe cos i'm a bit tipsy now sha!

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  55. Nigerian soldiers can do better with d right people at d right places....You can't plant corn and reap yam.

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  56. Well...you have to let out your frustration once in a while. He just did.

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  57. #smh - why won't they run Nigerian soldiers run away; they are a pack of lions led by a sheep. Other countries their leaders get treatment at military facilities, how many Nigeria leaders can go to our military hospitals for paracetamol??? VOTE BUHARI FOR CHANGE.

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  58. Is OLUKOLADE really a general? From his statements, he comes to me as someone unworthy of that rank. With generals like him, the only war we can win is one against trolls like him.

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  59. Really Gen. Olukolade should be mad at Niger troop.The Nigerian army is the best you can mention around the world.But where i felt the Military should work more is on the Soldiers been posted to this volatile area.i observed that DSS & EDUCATION calls military guys are been posted more to this area,where as we have military men in attilery ,armory that are full combatants soldiers to fight the war against terror.Please if this may get to General ,let all the DSS AND THE EDUCATION CALLS military men be returned to their bases and use more of the Artillery soldiers to fight this war.The expereience is more or the side of this guys ,not the DSS guys .Please consider my observation.

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  60. If you guys and the so called GCFR have risen up to the occasion how on earth will Nigerien soldiers insult us. what ever pride you think you have now it doesn't matter, what matters is the restoration of peace and security to my dearest country.

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  61. Gen,info could be better managed,our concern is how this war could be better won,what are the constraints?talk of our constraints to overcome.Leave petty talks based on so called assisting forces including Civilian JTF.UR a great army....Shugaba

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  62. Useless Dr Igo,you refer the General as this man,you dont know what war,hunger,refugee or displacement is that is why ur foolishly calling for crises,violence if a particular person fails to win election.If only you experience the era of essential commodities,it was self imposed hunger in the 80s.Nigerians are in heaven today but if you vote foolishly,you may only be expecting hardship,poverty,unemployment,job cuts etc,etc...

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