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Tuesday, January 10, 2017
NEW YORK TIMES BOKO HARAM IS NOT NIGERIAS PROBLEM
NEW YORK TIMES BOKO HARAM IS NOT NIGERIAS PROBLEM
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In Nigeria, Boko Haram Is Not the Problem
By JEAN HERSKOVITS
Published: January 02, 2012
GOVERNMENTS and newspapers around the world attributed the horrific Christmas Day bombings of churches in Nigeria to "Boko Haram" - a shadowy group that is routinely described as an extremist Islamist organization based in the northeast corner of Nigeria. Indeed, since the May inauguration of President Goodluck Jonathan, a Christian from the Niger Delta in the countrys south, Boko Haram has been blamed for virtually every outbreak of violence in Nigeria.But the news media and American policy makers are chasing an elusive and ill-defined threat; there is no proof that a well-organized, ideologically coherent terrorist group called Boko Haram even exists today. Evidence suggests instead that, while the original core of the group remains active, criminal gangs have adopted the name Boko Haram to claim responsibility for attacks when it suits them.The United States must not be drawn into a Nigerian "war on terror" - rhetorical or real - that would make us appear biased toward a Christian president. Getting involved in an escalating sectarian conflict that threatens the countrys unity could turn Nigerian Muslims against America without addressing any of the underlying problems that are fueling instability and sectarian strife in Nigeria.Since August, when Gen. Carter F. Ham, the commander of the United States Africa Command, warned that Boko Haram had links to Al Qaeda affiliates, the perceived threat has grown. Shortly after General Hams warning, the United Nations headquarters in Abuja was bombed, and simplistic explanations blaming Boko Haram for Nigerias mounting security crisis became routine. Someone who claims to be a spokesman for Boko Haram - with a name no one recognizes and whom no one has been able to identify or meet with - has issued threats and statements claiming responsibility for attacks. Remarkably, the Nigerian government and the international news media have simply accepted what he says.In late November, a subcommittee of the House Committee on Homeland Security issued a report with the provocative title: "Boko Haram: Emerging Threat to the U.S. Homeland." The report makes no such case, but nevertheless proposes that the organization be added to Americas list of foreign terrorist organizations. The State Departments Africa bureau disagrees, but pressure from Congress and several government agencies is mounting.Boko Haram began in 2002 as a peaceful Islamic splinter group. Then politicians began exploiting it for electoral purposes. But it was not until 2009 that Boko Haram turned to violence, especially after its leader, a young Muslim cleric named Mohammed Yusuf, was killed while in police custody. Video footage of Mr. Yusufs interrogation soon went viral, but no one was tried and punished for the crime. Seeking revenge, Boko Haram targeted the police, the military and local politicians - all of them Muslims.It was clear in 2009, as it is now, that the root cause of violence and anger in both the north and south of Nigeria is endemic poverty and hopelessness. Influential Nigerians from Maiduguri, where Boko Haram is centered, pleaded with Mr. Jonathans government in June and July not to respond to Boko Haram with force alone. Likewise, the American ambassador, Terence P. McCulley, has emphasized, both privately and publicly, that the government must address socio-economic deprivation, which is most severe in the north. No one seems to be listening.Instead, approximately 25 percent of Nigerias budget for 2012 is allocated for security, even though the military and police routinely respond to attacks with indiscriminate force and killing. Indeed, according to many Nigerians Ive talked to from the northeast, the army is more feared than Boko Haram.Meanwhile, Boko Haram has evolved into a franchise that includes criminal groups claiming its identity. Revealingly, Nigerias State Security Services issued a statement on Nov. 30, identifying members of four "criminal syndicates" that send threatening text messages in the name of Boko Haram. Southern Nigerians - not northern Muslims - ran three of these four syndicates, including the one that led the American Embassy and other foreign missions to issue warnings that emptied Abujas high-end hotels. And last week, the security services arrested a Christian southerner wearing northern Muslim garb as he set fire to a church in the Niger Delta. In Nigeria, religious terrorism is not always what it seems.None of this excuses Boko Harams killing of innocents. But it does raise questions about a rush to judgment that obscures Nigerias complex reality.Many Nigerians already believe that the United States unconditionally supports Mr. Jonathans government, despite its failings. They believe this because Washington praised the April elections that international observers found credible, but that many Nigerians, especially in the north, did not. Likewise, Washingtons financial support for Nigerias security forces, despite their documented human rights abuses, further inflames Muslim Nigerians in the north.Mr. Jonathans recent actions have not helped matters. He told Nigerians last week, "The issue of bombing is one of the burdens we must live with." On New Years Eve, he declared a state of emergency in parts of four northern states, leading to increased military activity there. And on New Years Day, he removed a subsidy on petroleum products, more than doubling the price of fuel. In a country where 90 percent of the population lives on $2 or less a day, anger is rising nationwide as the costs of transport and food increase dramatically.Since Nigerias return to civilian rule in 1999, many politicians have used ethnic and regional differences and, most disastrously, religion for their own purposes. Northern Muslims - indeed, all Nigerians - are desperate for a government that responds to their most basic needs: personal security and hope for improvement in their lives. They are outraged over government policies and expenditures that undermine both.The United States should not allow itself to be drawn into this quicksand by focusing on Boko Haram alone. Washington is already seen by many northern Muslims - including a large number of longtime admirers of America - as biased toward a Christian president from the south. The United States must work to avoid a self-fulfilling prophecy that makes us into their enemy. Placing Boko Haram on the foreign terrorist list would cement such views and make more Nigerians fear and distrust America.Jean Herskovits, a professor of history at the State University of New York, Purchase, has written on Nigerian politics since 1970.
In Nigeria, Boko Haram Is Not the Problem
By JEAN HERSKOVITS
Published: January 02, 2012
GOVERNMENTS and newspapers around the world attributed the horrific Christmas Day bombings of churches in Nigeria to "Boko Haram" - a shadowy group that is routinely described as an extremist Islamist organization based in the northeast corner of Nigeria. Indeed, since the May inauguration of President Goodluck Jonathan, a Christian from the Niger Delta in the countrys south, Boko Haram has been blamed for virtually every outbreak of violence in Nigeria.But the news media and American policy makers are chasing an elusive and ill-defined threat; there is no proof that a well-organized, ideologically coherent terrorist group called Boko Haram even exists today. Evidence suggests instead that, while the original core of the group remains active, criminal gangs have adopted the name Boko Haram to claim responsibility for attacks when it suits them.The United States must not be drawn into a Nigerian "war on terror" - rhetorical or real - that would make us appear biased toward a Christian president. Getting involved in an escalating sectarian conflict that threatens the countrys unity could turn Nigerian Muslims against America without addressing any of the underlying problems that are fueling instability and sectarian strife in Nigeria.Since August, when Gen. Carter F. Ham, the commander of the United States Africa Command, warned that Boko Haram had links to Al Qaeda affiliates, the perceived threat has grown. Shortly after General Hams warning, the United Nations headquarters in Abuja was bombed, and simplistic explanations blaming Boko Haram for Nigerias mounting security crisis became routine. Someone who claims to be a spokesman for Boko Haram - with a name no one recognizes and whom no one has been able to identify or meet with - has issued threats and statements claiming responsibility for attacks. Remarkably, the Nigerian government and the international news media have simply accepted what he says.In late November, a subcommittee of the House Committee on Homeland Security issued a report with the provocative title: "Boko Haram: Emerging Threat to the U.S. Homeland." The report makes no such case, but nevertheless proposes that the organization be added to Americas list of foreign terrorist organizations. The State Departments Africa bureau disagrees, but pressure from Congress and several government agencies is mounting.Boko Haram began in 2002 as a peaceful Islamic splinter group. Then politicians began exploiting it for electoral purposes. But it was not until 2009 that Boko Haram turned to violence, especially after its leader, a young Muslim cleric named Mohammed Yusuf, was killed while in police custody. Video footage of Mr. Yusufs interrogation soon went viral, but no one was tried and punished for the crime. Seeking revenge, Boko Haram targeted the police, the military and local politicians - all of them Muslims.It was clear in 2009, as it is now, that the root cause of violence and anger in both the north and south of Nigeria is endemic poverty and hopelessness. Influential Nigerians from Maiduguri, where Boko Haram is centered, pleaded with Mr. Jonathans government in June and July not to respond to Boko Haram with force alone. Likewise, the American ambassador, Terence P. McCulley, has emphasized, both privately and publicly, that the government must address socio-economic deprivation, which is most severe in the north. No one seems to be listening.Instead, approximately 25 percent of Nigerias budget for 2012 is allocated for security, even though the military and police routinely respond to attacks with indiscriminate force and killing. Indeed, according to many Nigerians Ive talked to from the northeast, the army is more feared than Boko Haram.Meanwhile, Boko Haram has evolved into a franchise that includes criminal groups claiming its identity. Revealingly, Nigerias State Security Services issued a statement on Nov. 30, identifying members of four "criminal syndicates" that send threatening text messages in the name of Boko Haram. Southern Nigerians - not northern Muslims - ran three of these four syndicates, including the one that led the American Embassy and other foreign missions to issue warnings that emptied Abujas high-end hotels. And last week, the security services arrested a Christian southerner wearing northern Muslim garb as he set fire to a church in the Niger Delta. In Nigeria, religious terrorism is not always what it seems.None of this excuses Boko Harams killing of innocents. But it does raise questions about a rush to judgment that obscures Nigerias complex reality.Many Nigerians already believe that the United States unconditionally supports Mr. Jonathans government, despite its failings. They believe this because Washington praised the April elections that international observers found credible, but that many Nigerians, especially in the north, did not. Likewise, Washingtons financial support for Nigerias security forces, despite their documented human rights abuses, further inflames Muslim Nigerians in the north.Mr. Jonathans recent actions have not helped matters. He told Nigerians last week, "The issue of bombing is one of the burdens we must live with." On New Years Eve, he declared a state of emergency in parts of four northern states, leading to increased military activity there. And on New Years Day, he removed a subsidy on petroleum products, more than doubling the price of fuel. In a country where 90 percent of the population lives on $2 or less a day, anger is rising nationwide as the costs of transport and food increase dramatically.Since Nigerias return to civilian rule in 1999, many politicians have used ethnic and regional differences and, most disastrously, religion for their own purposes. Northern Muslims - indeed, all Nigerians - are desperate for a government that responds to their most basic needs: personal security and hope for improvement in their lives. They are outraged over government policies and expenditures that undermine both.The United States should not allow itself to be drawn into this quicksand by focusing on Boko Haram alone. Washington is already seen by many northern Muslims - including a large number of longtime admirers of America - as biased toward a Christian president from the south. The United States must work to avoid a self-fulfilling prophecy that makes us into their enemy. Placing Boko Haram on the foreign terrorist list would cement such views and make more Nigerians fear and distrust America.Jean Herskovits, a professor of history at the State University of New York, Purchase, has written on Nigerian politics since 1970.
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Friday, January 6, 2017
Nokia Asha 300 Charging Not Supported Solution
Nokia Asha 300 Charging Not Supported Solution
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Tuesday, December 20, 2016
Nokia is not dead their still alive Nokia Android Smartphone Nokia C1 To Be Release In 2016
Nokia is not dead their still alive Nokia Android Smartphone Nokia C1 To Be Release In 2016
Yes Nokia is not dead their still alive,Its seems that Nokia is coming back in mobile phones technology. 3 years before Microsoft bought Nokia company and start providing their own Windows smartphones with Microsoft name.
Last year we heard that Nokia will be back in mobiles market again. And now we have some news that Finally Nokia is developing their first Android smartphone which will be released in 2016 soon. Nokia was working on their new mobiles from last year and now finally they are ready to launch their first android smartphone.
As we all know that Nokia’s mobiles are most liked mobiles in the whole world. And people love Nokia mobile phones due to their battery timings. It’s like that no company is still able to provide the battery timing like Nokia uses to provide. But now it is a good news for many people who want long time battery for their mobiles.
We have the news that Nokia will launch their first mobile phone on 7th September 2016. And its name will be Nokia C1. Rumors are that Nokia will come with.
5.5 inches LCD, its operating system will be Android 6.0(Marshmallow), Chipset Qualcomm MSM8976 Snapdragon Quad-Core 1.8Ghz Cortex-A72, Storage 32GB, RAM 2GB, Front Camera 5 megapixels and its Main camera will be 13 megapixels.
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Saturday, December 17, 2016
Nokia Asha 303 Charger Not Supported Problem
Nokia Asha 303 Charger Not Supported Problem
Nokia Asha 303 Charging Not Supported
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Friday, December 2, 2016
Friday, November 25, 2016
Nokia asha 200 and 201 mic not working solution jumpers
Nokia asha 200 and 201 mic not working solution jumpers
In Nokia Asha 200 Mic Problem can occur because of the faulty Microphone or it’s bad connection to the Cell Phone’s Motherboard. Bad connections can happen for many reasons like if it’s dropped or got wet, bad connection may also happen because of Carbon, Rust or even Dirt. So first of all you should clean Nokia Asha 200 Mic Ways and Motherboard of the Mobile Phone.
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Nokia X2 01 Charging Not Store Problem Solution
Nokia X2 01 Charging Not Store Problem Solution
Nokia X2-01 fake charging Solution
Nokia X2-01 Not Charging Solution
X2-01 Charging Problem Solution
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Friday, November 4, 2016
Wednesday, October 26, 2016
Nokia X3 02 Touch Not Working Problem
Nokia X3 02 Touch Not Working Problem
Nokia X3-02 Touch Problem Solution.
At touch connector cheack marked point
polarity.if polarity is ok then replace touch
digitizer with new .
If problem not solved then mach the touch side
connector same as pcb side touch connector xr yt gnd xl yb.
now check these green marked parts as picture shown below.
Normal rehot or change touch controler ic of touch problem
not solve but first 100%confurm that touch ic not working
and problem ocured in touch ic.
how to check touch on sunwa multi meter.
prob one on xr and prob 2 on yt now touch on touch screen
and check meter show you polarity when you touch the touch screen.
same way to chek xl and yb in many touch like as chania and nokia
note these mathed is for not digitizer touch this is for only non digitizer touch pad
like as chaina n8 touch.
if touch digitizer use ic on strip you cannot check her by multi meter.
best way to change the touch understood the xr -yt -gnd-xl-yb point ways
from connector and touch connector side.
touch digitizer ic use 3-7 volts on big brown capistor first check
that ic volts come properly.
i hope you understood my tips for solving the touch problems
in many touch mobile phones.
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Nokia X2 02 Memory Card Not Detected Solution
Nokia X2 02 Memory Card Not Detected Solution
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Thursday, October 13, 2016
Nokia New 1202 1203 Charging Not Charging Solution Trick
Nokia New 1202 1203 Charging Not Charging Solution Trick
NOkia 1202 Hardware Charging Solution Tips
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Wednesday, October 12, 2016
Saturday, October 8, 2016
Not Yet On Instagram Sign Up Create Free Instgram Account Now www instagram com
Not Yet On Instagram Sign Up Create Free Instgram Account Now www instagram com
Instagram - May be before now you might have been wondering what Instagram is all about or you have heard your friends and colleagues talk about it but you are yet to be part of the excitement that Instagram gives.
However, we are about to launch you into that world of mind blowing photo and video sharing
in a few moments from now but before we take you through the steps it would be wise we give you an overview of what Instagram is all about.
According to the Wikipedia, Instagram is an online mobile photo-sharing, video-sharing, and social networking service that enables its users to take pictures and videos, and share them either publicly or privately on the app, as well as through a variety of other social networking platforms,
such as Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, and Flickr. Originally, a distinctive feature was that it confined photos to a square shape, similar to Kodak Instamatic and Polaroid SX-70 images, in contrast to the 4:3 aspect ratio typically used by mobile device cameras. In August 2015, version 7.5 was released, allowing users to post photos captured in any aspect ratio. Users can also apply digital filters to their images. The maximum duration for Instagram videos is 15 seconds.
Instagram was created by Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger, and launched in October 2010 as a free mobile app. The service rapidly gained popularity, with over 100 million active users as of April 2012 and over 300 million as of December 2014. Instagram is distributed through the Apple App Store and Google Play.Support for the app is available for iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, and Android handsets, while third-party Instagram apps are available for BlackBerry 10 and Nokia-Symbian Devices.
The service was acquired by Facebook in April 2012 for approximately US$1 billion in cash and stock. In 2013, Instagram grew by 23%, while Facebook, as the parent company, only grew by 3%, this is not as if it is the first social media that had the features it had but what really made Instagram stand out was that it was really easy to use, and provided real value to photographers and photo lovers. They were not only able to pick features that would be most used, but more importantly resisted from adding unnecessary features (No timeline, no “related pictures”, no categorization, no “tag friends” and so on…) .
Not Yet On Instagram, Sign Up/Create Free Instagram Account Now
The registration process are simple and straight forward. Instagram has two processes; the first is for those signing up with computer, while the second is for those using mobile devicesFIRST PROCESS, FOR THOSE USING COMPUTER FOR INSTAGRAM SIGN UP:
- Go to www.instagram.com on your web browser
- Enter your email address and create a username and password. Click on Sign Up.
- Or better still click Log in with Facebook to sign up with your Facebook account.
- After that your free Instagram account has been created you can now start start sharing your picture without bounds.
- Download the Instagram app for iOS from the App Store, Android from Google Play Store or Windows Phone from the Windows Phone Store.
- Once the app is installed, tap to open it.
- Tap Sign Up, then enter your email address and tap Next.
- Create a username and password, fill out your profile info and then tap Done
- Or you can tap Log in with Facebook to sign up with your Facebook account.
- Attend to the prompts that will appear and your Instagram account is ready to be used.
So what are you waiting for, SIGN UP NOW WITH INSTAGRAM CLICK HERE
We wish you fun-filled experience with your new world of photo and video sharing using Instagram.
For your inquiries and contributions on Not Yet On Instagram - Sign Up/Create Free Instagram Account Now you can make use of the comment box we will get back to you in a jiffy!
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Nokia Asha 302 Keypad Not Working Problem
Nokia Asha 302 Keypad Not Working Problem
Nokia Asha 302 Keypad Problem
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Sunday, September 25, 2016
Nokia E71 Mic Not Working Solution
Nokia E71 Mic Not Working Solution
- E71 Mic Problem
- E71 Mic Ways
- E71 Mic Jumpers
- E71 Mic Solution
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- E71 Microphone Jumpers
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Thursday, September 8, 2016
Nokia Asha 206 Not Charging Solution
Nokia Asha 206 Not Charging Solution
Nokia Asha 206 Charging Not Save Problem
Nokia Asha 206 Charging Jeck Point Jumper
Here Nokia Ahsa 206 Diagram Shows The Point Below
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Tuesday, September 6, 2016
Nokia X1 01 Keypad Not Working Solution
Nokia X1 01 Keypad Not Working Solution
Nokia x1-01 keypad problem
Nokia x1-01 keypad problem solution.
Remove all side keys if compleatly
Clean and rehot power ic
with normal heat.
if missing only one key then clean
pcb and tuch pad point with carbon
tetra cleaner (c.t.c)
if full key pad not working.
Rehot or replace key pad ic .
Keypad IC diagram
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