chriswely:

Say no to Buhari, He is a blood thirsty Jihadist,

Can you give evidence of this? During his regime was Shariah Law enacted anywhere in Nigeria, Rather is was under GEJ's mentor OBJ that we had Shariah

he cnt stand opposition, his way or no way, his past isnt clean at all,

Give us what isnt clean about his past?

go ask Chief Solomon Lar who sent him to prison, go listen to Fela tapes for some reminded,

Can you tell us why Solomon Lar was sent to jail? Corruption, Not only Solomon Latr, All corrupt 2nd republic Politicians suffered the same fate

he should neva claim he can fight corruption wen he was corrupt himself,

Can you give us evidence of his corruption? or even a substantiated article, Where he has been arrested or charged for corruption

My voters card is with me n i dnt kno who to vote, wt a country?

dayokanu:

How are you sure about this? I am certain the same people who bombed Abuja on October 1 and December are responsible.

Ask GEJ who is responsible cos he co-ordinates them

That's exactly my thought. These people are bent on creating chaos and a sense of insecurity. What is striking though is their tendency to target the government and PDP.

TH latest tactics may be aimed at scaring people away from PDP rallies which makes one think if the PH stampede was not carefully orchestrated.

bk.babe97y:

Pigs (THE NIGERIAN ELITE/PDP)

Old Major: (MR. AWOLOWO)

An aged prize Middle White boar is the inspiration that fuels the Rebellion in the book. He is an allegory of Karl Marx and Lenin, the founders of Communism, in that he draws up the principles of the revolution. His skull being put on revered public display also resembles Lenin, whose embalmed body was put on display.[6][7]

NapoleonGEJ)

"A large, rather fierce-looking Berkshire boar, the only Berkshire on the farm, not much of a talker, but with a reputation for getting his own way",[8] An allegory of Joseph Stalin,[6] Napoleon is the main villain of Animal Farm. He begins to gradually build up his power, using the dogs Jessie and Bluebell, whom he he took from their parents as puppies and raised to be vicious dogs, as his secret police. After driving Snowball off the farm, Napoleon usurps full power, using false propaganda from Squealer and threats and intimidation from the dogs to keep the other animals in line. Among other things, he gradually changes the Commandments for his benefit. By the end of the book, Napoleon and his fellow pigs have learned to walk upright and started to behave similarly to the humans against whom they originally revolted.

In the first French version of Animal Farm, Napoleon is called César, the French form of Caesar,[3] although another translation has him as Napoléon.[9]

Snowball: (Gen.BUHARI)

Napoleon's rival and original head of the farm after Jones' overthrow. He is mainly based on Trotsky,[6] but also combines elements from Lenin.[7] He wins over most animals and gains their trust by leading a very successful first harvest, but is driven out of the farm by Napoleon. Snowball genuinely works for the good of the farm and the animals and devises plans to help the animals achieve their vision of an egalitarian utopia, but Napoleon and his dogs chase him from the farm, and Napoleon spreads rumours to make him seem evil and corrupt [/b]and that he had secretly sabotaged the animals' efforts to improve the farm.


[b]Squealer: (BEAF)

A small white fat porker who serves as Napoleon's right hand pig and minister of propaganda, holding a position similar to that of Molotov.[6] Squealer manipulates the language to excuse, justify, and extol all of Napoleon's actions. Squealer limits debate by complicating it and he confuses and disorients, making claims that the pigs need the extra luxury they are taking in order to function properly, for example. However, when questions persist, he usually uses the threat of the return of Mr Jones, the former owner of the farm, to justify the pigs' privileges. Squealer uses statistics to convince the animals that life is getting better and better. Most of the animals have only dim memories of life before the revolution; therefore, they are convinced. In the end, he is the first pig to walk on his hind legs.


Minimus (   ?  )

A poetic pig who writes the second and third national anthems of Animal Farm after the singing of "Beasts of England" is banned.


The Piglets (THE YOUTHS OF NIGERIA)

Hinted to be the children of Napoleon (albeit not truly noted in the novel) and are the first generation of animals actually subjugated to his idea of animal inequality.


The young pigs ("REBELS" AMONGST THE NIGERIAN YOUTH: the enlightened/conscientious ones)


Four pigs who complain about Napoleon's takeover of the farm but are quickly silenced and later executed.


Pinkeye

A minor pig who is mentioned only once; he is the pig that tastes Napoleon's food to make sure it is not poisoned, in response to rumours about an assassination attempt on Napoleon.

Humans:


Mr. Jones: (THE NIGERIAN MILITARY)


The former owner of the farm, Jones is a very heavy drinker and the animals revolt against him after he drinks so much that he does not feed or take care of them. The attempt by Jones and his farmhands to recapture the farm is foiled in the Battle of the Cowshed.


FrederickGEN.IBB)

The tough owner of Pinchfield, a well-kept neighbouring farm. He buys wood from the animals for forged money and later attacks them, destroying the windmill but being finally beaten in the resulting Battle of the Windmill. There are stories of him mistreating his own animals, such as throwing dogs into a furnace. Pinchfield is noted as being smaller than Pilkington's Foxwood farm but more efficiently run, and Frederick briefly enters into an "alliance" with Napoleon by offering to buy wood from him but then betrays the deal and mounts a bloody invasion of Animal Farm.


Mr. PilkingtonMr.ATIKU).


The easy-going but crafty owner of Foxwood, a neighbouring farm overgrown with weeds, as described in the book. At the end of the game, both Napoleon and Pilkington draw the Ace of Spades and then begin fighting loudly. Foxwood is described as being much larger than Pinchfield, but not as efficiently run.


Mr. Whymper


A man hired by Napoleon for the public relations of Animal Farm to human society. Whymper is used as a go-between to trade with human society for things the animals can't produce on their own: at first this is a legitimate need because the animals can't manufacture their own windmill components, but eventually Whymper is used to procure luxuries like alcohol for the pigs.

Equines

Boxer

Boxer is a loyal, kind, dedicated, and respectable horse. He is physically the strongest animal on the farm, but impressionable (a major theme in the book), which leaves him stating "I will work harder" and "Napoleon is always right" despite the corruption.


Clover

Clover, a mare, is Boxer's companion, constantly caring for him; she also acts as a matriarch of sorts for the other horses and the other animals in general (such as the ducklings she shelters with her forelegs and hooves during Old Major's speech).


Mollie

Mollie is a self-centred, self-indulgent and vain young white mare whose sole enjoyments are wearing ribbons in her mane, eating sugar cubes, and being pampered and groomed by humans. She quickly leaves for another farm and is only once mentioned again.


Benjamin EZIACHI AND OTHER BITTER, OLD, AND WORN BIAFRAN VETS OVER THE AGE OF 72YRS )

Benjamin, a donkey, is one of the longest-lived animals. He has the worst temper, but is also one of the wisest animals on the farm, and is one of the few who can actually read. He is able to "read as well as any pig."[10] Benjamin is a very dedicated friend to Boxer, and does nothing to warn the other animals of the pigs' corruption, which he secretly realizes is steadily unfolding. When asked if he was happier after the revolution than before it, Benjamin remarks, "Donkeys live a long time. None of you has ever seen a dead donkey." He is skeptical and pessimistic, his most-often-made statement being "Life will go on as it has always gone on — that is, badly."[10]
Other animals


Muriel

A wise old goat who is friends with all of the animals on the farm. She, like Benjamin and Snowball, is one of the few animals on the farm who can read (with some difficulty as she has to spell the words out first) and helps Clover discover that the Seven Commandments have been continually changed.


The PuppiesMEND AND CO)

Offspring of Jessie and Bluebell, taken away from them by Napoleon at birth and reared by Napoleon to be his security force. These dogs are trained to be vicious, going so far as to rip many of the animals to shreds including the four young pigs, a sheep and various hens. They attempt to do the same to Boxer, who halts one of the puppies under his hoof. The puppy begs for mercy and through Napoleon's orders, Boxer sets the puppy free.


Moses the Raven (NIGERIANS IN DIASPORA)

An old crow who occasionally visits the farm, regaling its denizens with tales of a wondrous place beyond the clouds called Sugarcandy Mountain, where he avers that all animals go when they die—but only if they work hard. He is interpreted as symbolising the Russian Orthodox Church, with Sugarcandy Mountain an allusion to Heaven for the animals.[11] He spends his time turning the animals' minds to thoughts of Sugarcandy Mountain (rather than their work) and yet does no work himself. He feels unequal in comparison to the other animals, so he leaves after the rebellion, for all animals were supposed to be equal. However, much later in the novel he returns to the farm and continues to proclaim the existence of Sugarcandy Mountain. The other animals are confused by the pigs' attitude towards Moses; they denounce his claims as nonsense, but allow him to remain on the farm. The pigs do this to keep any doubting animals in line with the hope of a happy afterlife, keeping their minds on Sugarcandy Mountain and not on possible uprisings. In the end, Moses is one of the few animals to remember The Rebellion, along with Clover, Benjamin, and the pigs.


The Sheep (NIGERIAN POPULACE/MAJORITY OF GEJ SUPPORTERS)

They show limited understanding of the situations but nonetheless blindly support Napoleon's ideals. They are regularly shown repeating the phrase "four legs good, two legs bad". At the end of the novel, one of the Seven Commandments is changed after the pigs learn to walk on two legs and their shout changes to "four legs good, two legs better". They can be relied on by the pigs to shout down any dissent from the others.



The HensTHE IBOS)

The hens are among the first to rebel against Napoleon: in response to their being forced to give more eggs, they destroy their eggs instead of handing them to the higher powers (the pigs), who want to sell them to humans. Napoleon then uses fear and starves them until the pigs get what they want.


The Cows: (THE NIGER DELTA)
Their milk is stolen by the pigs, who learn to milk them, and is stirred into the pigs' mash every day while the other animals are not given any such luxuries.


The Cat (THE HAUSA?)

Never seen to carry out any work, the cat is absent for long periods, and is forgiven because her excuses are so convincing and she "purred so affectionately that is was impossible not to believe in her good intentions".[12] She has no interest in the politics of the farm, and the only time she is recorded as having participated in an election she was found to have actually "voted on both sides".[12]

Well done BK, The symbolism is apt.

Guys i've said this thing before it is not by raining abuses on fellow Nlders or Goodluck,Ribadu,Buhari  that will solve the case. the truth is that all three candidates are qualified for job.But as an igbo man i would tell you that buhari is the best of them but the way he and ribadu is taking it is too far. buhari systematically incites violence (cos of the almajiris loyalty) and ribadu always calling for GEJ retirement on the slightest error he makes.the way i see it, GEJ can rig the elections and nothing would happen we wud all make noise and keep quite( no be today) so i wud advise BB, ribadu to play this with their heads not mouth.next 4 year buhari wud be 74 and he wud be considered old in many quarters. so he better play his card wisely

Cosign. Excellent job bk.babe.

Never thought of the Animal Farm analogy before.

SAME OL' TACTIC
Ceaser Nero used it in Rome; the method itself is as old as politics.
Remember Nero was busy Fiddling while Rome is burning- Nero set fire on Rome to score political point i.e. Sympathy, solidarity & support

Agatha Christie's Poirot, Mark Twain's Sherlock Holmes suspense unravel these mysteries in the stories.
For the benefit of doubt, here it goes:
A dastardly act in the magnitude of 'awe & shock' is commited against once own self, family or camp with the sole intention of placing th blame on the opposition (the usual suspect). Afterall, most people don't scratch beneath the surface; hence fail to point accusing fingers at PDP

Whenever GEJ is against any popular opponent, bombs will starts going off in his camp, with the sole aim of putting the suspicion in the other camp and once the threat is over the bombing stops.
Isn't it funny how all of a sudden all GEJ are bombers (isn't it obvious that GEJ is the common factor-cold blooded killer)
when he's against IBB - it's the Independence Bomb Blast (Immediately, IBB drop out of the race, the bombing & the allegation cease)
Then unto Atiku - It's the New Year bombing (Immediately Atiku lost the primary, bombing & the allegations cease)
Enters Buhari  - Now, it's Suleja bomb blast; same poo different toilet
(Funny how the pattern is always the same; it's the innocent far removed bystander that is always the victim - never the political class(BTW, if opposition is responsible, the target will be the campaign podium, for sure

I initially vows it's GEJ or no one else. seeing his shameless & inhumane tactics instead of voting for GEJ, I'll rather not vote at all.
*singing Bob Marley song 'you can't fool all the people all the time'*

@All,
In as much as you sit in your homes/offices and punch your keyboards, spilling whatever that comes to thought without recourse to reality and capacity to substantiate such claim. be aware that certain comments deemed offensive, implicatory and tangible enough to warrant investigation can become a substance of legal interest. Electronic evidence is now admissible in Nigerian courts and you can be traced. Don't be fooled!
Certain sensitive issues like this should be discussed with intelligence.

This forum has over 600k members, people of different disposition are reading! be very careful!

what else are we afraid of now? death or prison? what we face in the hands of pdp is more dangerious than those. we will not die in fears. our interest is to change nigeria and nothing will be exempted from this move.
listen, if anyone dies at a pdp rally, that one will go straight to hell unless that one will die in between the two top criminals in nigeria like Christ die between two criminals.
if pdp acts funny with this april polls, no one will be here to think of tracing IP.
Gaddafi was the love of every Libya until problem came. his men are deflecting to oposition everyday. what pdp will see in nigeria can only be imagined.

@Dayomi plz click n read these den mk ur comment, maybe u shud try n communicate with military men of Buhari also, as u read ask urself this question, is dis tha leader u want?,

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-612268.0.html

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-612263.0.html

Thk u

eku_bear:

The most galling thing about it all, no? Imagine someone doing something completely immoral, they get called out on it, but rather than apologizing or learning from their mistake, they in fact pretend it didn't happen and shout "ethnic bigotry."

Pretty sad stuff.

The truth is like a sharp sword, it really cuts deep! Wow! So all your tantrums have been because I pointed out religious and ethnic bigotry as the tools of the dirty politics in CPC? . . .And of course, being a bigot (albeit one that doesn't know his village), you rise in support of all bigots. lol

Dude, if you wish to stop feeling the heat each time bigotry is mentioned, you need to stop being a bigot. Same goes for all evengelists of stone throwing politics.
5 people were beaten to death yesterday in Kaduna, many more were wounded and had their cars vandalised.
Nigeria is not at war, neither is it a season for fools, so please keep quiet or walk into the nearest zoo.

dayokanu:

Can you give evidence of this? During his regime was Shariah Law enacted anywhere in Nigeria, Rather is was under GEJ's mentor OBJ that we had Shariah

He did not start Shariah law but he registered a circular state as a member of OIC against its will.

dayokanu:


Give us what isnt clean about his past?

Can you tell us why Solomon Lar was sent to jail? Corruption, Not only Solomon Latr, All corrupt 2nd republic Politicians suffered the same fate
Can you give us evidence of his corruption? or even a substantiated article, Where he has been arrested or charged for corruption
??

. . .'The head of government, on whom primary responsibility lay, was Shehu Shagari. Yet that individual was kept in cozy house detention in Ikoyi while his powerless deputy, Alex Ekwueme, was locked up in Kiri-kiri prisons. Such was the Buhari notion of equitable apportionment of guilt and/or responsibility'.
Not all corrupt politicians were incarcerated.

.'Buhari – need one remind anyone - was one of the generals who treated a Commission of Enquiry, the Oputa Panel, with unconcealed disdain' if he had no case to answer why did he refuse to appear  before the people?

. . . .'Shall we revisit the tragicomic series of trials that landed several politicians several lifetimes in prison? Recall, if you please, the ‘judicial’ processes undergone by the septuagenarian Chief Adekunle Ajasin. He was arraigned and tried before Buhari’s punitive tribunal but acquitted. Dissatisfied, Buhari ordered his re-trial. Again, the Tribunal could not find this man guilty of a single crime, so once again he was returned for trial, only to be acquitted of all charges of corruption or abuse of office. Was Chief Ajasin thereby released? No! He was ordered detained indefinitely, simply for the crime of winning an election and refusing to knuckle under Shagari’s reign of te[/b[b]]rror'.

'For the exercise of a changeover of the national currency, the Nigerian borders – air, sea and land – had been shut tight. Nothing was supposed to move in or out, not even cattle egrets. Yet a prominent camel was allowed through that needle’s eye. Not only did Buhari dispatch his aide-de-camp, Jokolo – later to become an emir - to facilitate the entry of those cases, he ordered the redeployment – as I later discovered - of the Customs Officer who stood firmly against the entry of the contravening baggage. That officer, the incumbent Vice-president is now a rival candidate to Buhari, but has somehow, in the meantime, earned a reputation that totally contradicts his conduct at the time. Wherever the truth lies, it does not redound to the credibility of the dictator of that time, General Buhari whose word was law, but whose allegiances were clearly negotiated'.
How can you say this man has no past he is afraid of?

Beaf:

The truth is like a sharp sword, it really cuts deep! Wow! So all your tantrums have been because I pointed out religious and ethnic bigotry as the tools of the dirty politics in CPC? . . .And of course, being a bigot (albeit one that doesn't know his village), you rise in support of all bigots. lol

Beaf. . . I know perhaps you didn't hav access to a high-quality education. So your reading comprehension might be lacking. However, in case you didn't pick up on it. . . I'm MOCKING you. That you blame everything on "ethnic bigotry." If the day is a bit chilly, you'll blame ethnic bigotry. Some stock you own lost value, ethnic bigotry.

If it isn't clear, I'm mocking your stupidity. I didn't realize I'd have to explain how exactly I'm mocking you.

Dude, if you wish to stop feeling the heat each time bigotry is mentioned, you need to stop being a bigot. Same goes for all evengelists of stone throwing politics.

*Shrug* I don't much give a damn about your opinion, dude. So if you think I'm a bigot, that is your problem.  . . not mine.

5 people were beaten to death yesterday in Kaduna, many more were wounded and had their cars vandalised.

I wonder how easy it will be for them to RIP, given that you are politicizing their death.

Nigeria is not at war,

Certainly true.

neither is it a season for fools,

Then what on earth are you doing posting here?

so please keep quiet or walk into the nearest zoo.

And what if I decide to do neither? What then?  

Jon.Bee:

SAME OL' TACTIC
Ceaser Nero used it in Rome; the method itself is as old as politics.
Remember Nero was busy Fiddling while Rome is burning- Nero set fire on Rome to score political point i.e. Sympathy, solidarity & support

Agatha Christie's Poirot, Mark Twain's Sherlock Holmes suspense unravel these mysteries in the stories.
For the benefit of doubt, here it goes:
A dastardly act in the magnitude of 'awe & shock' is commited against once own self, family or camp with the sole intention of placing th blame on the opposition (the usual suspect). Afterall, most people don't scratch beneath the surface; hence fail to point accusing fingers at PDP

Whenever GEJ is against any popular opponent, bombs will starts going off in his camp, with the sole aim of putting the suspicion in the other camp and once the threat is over the bombing stops.
Isn't it funny how all of a sudden all GEJ are bombers (isn't it obvious that GEJ is the common factor-cold blooded killer)
when he's against IBB - it's the Independence Bomb Blast (Immediately, IBB drop out of the race, the bombing & the allegation cease)
Then unto Atiku - It's the New Year bombing (Immediately Atiku lost the primary, bombing & the allegations cease)
Enters Buhari  - Now, it's Suleja bomb blast; same poo different toilet
(Funny how the pattern is always the same; it's the innocent far removed bystander that is always the victim - never the political class(BTW, if opposition is responsible, the target will be the campaign podium, for sure

I initially vows it's GEJ or no one else. seeing his shameless & inhumane tactics instead of voting for GEJ, I'll rather not vote at all.
*singing Bob Marley song 'you can't fool all the people all the time'*

What a shame! PDP just lost 1 vote

eku_bear:

Beaf. . . I know perhaps you didn't hav access to a high-quality education. So your reading comprehension might be lacking. However, in case you didn't pick up on it. . . I'm MOCKING you. That you blame everything on "ethnic bigotry." If the day is a bit chilly, you'll blame ethnic bigotry. Some stock you own lost value, ethnic bigotry.

lol!
The power of guilt! Its like shouting "thief" in a crowd, all thieves begin to cast furtive looks, feel jittery, and fidget like cornered chickens. You're one of NL's biggset ethnic bigots, and it dulls the brain dude.
Why does this bigotry thing pain you so much and yet you simply can't change? A worthy case for scientific research, perhaps?

Almajiri's are bigoted, because they have little choice and the likes of CPC can use them in dastardly ways; but why you?
5 innocent people were beaten to death in Kaduna yesterday for not saying, "sai buhari" at an almajiri checkpoint and you are here today, an educated man, no doubt perspiring over your keyboard in tormented defense of bigotry?

As I keep repeating, Nigeria isn't at war. So why the dirty and violent tactics? Pull yourself out of that sewer and stop chatting crap, you would immediately begin to sound more intelligent.

eku_bear:

Cosign. Excellent job bk.babe.

Never thought of the Animal Farm analogy before.

Thankx! Check my old, old, posts! Been using it for ova a yr now! That was the only way I could rationalize the mentality of the average Nigerian (I dont mean this in a derogatory way). My take is, MOST OF THEM DONT KNOW BETTER; at least thats what NL has shown me!!!

Theyve lived in a society where mediocrity is the norm and thats all they know. Lemme give you an example:

Just this past weekend, a relative of my Dad's came to visit (he'll be staying in the States for a month), u should listen to this guy's mode of reasoning, u'll want to strangle him!

So, in his usual "shiyyt blabbering" way, this fool drops the craziest of "knowledges"! At a point, my Dad had to ask him in an annoying tone: "Have you ever lived, for 5yrs straight, and never experienced a black-out? Have you lived for 5 yrs without having to bribe anyone and still get things done? So why are you insisting on voting in GEJ? Apart from your 'He's ordained by God' and 'Hes from the East', gimme ONE REASON why he's worthy of any votes. . . . ". Dude just sat there, mouth open, like a fish outta water!

Then he had the audacity to ask my Sis to call me to come get him so we could hit the club together (I'll be paying, of course). I told her to ask him to holla at GEJ or one of the other known PDP thieves he's ready to put his life on the line for. I worked hard for my cheddar. Ask your Leaders to provide jobs for you so you can have money to floss at the club too. Sucka!

^--- Sadly you are correct. Even my dad, a guy who is usually more perceptive about these things is supporting GEJ due to this "ordained by God" stuff. Nothing more, nothing less. . . no deeper analysis of the situation.

eku_bear:

^--- Sadly you are correct. Even my dad, a guy who is usually more perceptive about these things is supporting GEJ due to this "ordained by God" stuff. Nothing more, nothing less. . . no deeper analysis of the situation.

Sorry to say this (because of people like you, Fstranger, Ileke-Idi, Tpiah, Katsumoto, Kobojunkie, Chinenye, Eko-Ile, Blue-tooth, Ogugua88 and co) but the AVERAGE NIGERIAN IS SICK IN THE HEAD; THEYRE JUST TOO BACKWARDS ITS UNBELIEVABLE!!!

@agabaI23, you have made some very salient points. Nigeria doesn't work because at the moment of truth, people let their better judgments  be clouded by their ethnic biases. It's appalling that some people have become Buhari apologists just to spite Jonathan. If IBB should hide his head in shame for what he has done to this country, Buhari should do the same. Recently, Prof. Wole Soyinka wrote an article to remind Nigerians of whom Buhari truly is ,as  it seems like many have forgotten the true nature of this man. In addition to all that was mentioned, one cannot forget his complicity in the Abacha PTF money squandering scheme. It's one thing not to support Jonathan, but it's just ridiculous to advocate Buhari as the savior that Nigeria needs.

Kc3000:

@agabaI23, you have made some very salient points. Nigeria doesn't work because at the moment of truth, people let their better judgments  be clouded by their ethnic biases. It's appalling that some people have become Buhari apologists just to spite Jonathan. If IBB should hide his head in shame for what he has done to this country, Buhari should do the same. Recently, Prof. Wole Soyinka wrote an article to remind Nigerians of whom Buhari truly is ,as  it seems like many have forgotten the true nature of this man. In addition to all that was mentioned, one cannot forget his complicity in the Abacha PTF money squandering scheme. It's one thing not to support Jonathan, but it's just ridiculous to advocate Buhari as the savior that Nigeria needs.

. . . . yo, pass me that joint u puffing on!

EzeUche:

You know nothing about Nigeria. Simply visiting Nigeria on vacation does not equate to living in Nigeria. How can you talk to someone who was born and raised in Nigeria about the state of MY country?

Do you even know where this state is located on the map?

Wow! I knew I wasnt dreaming!

In this post (and others I'll pull out from some of your "most recent" Past Posts) You claim to have been born in Nigeria!


Meanwhile, below, and in your earliest posts. . . . .

EzeUche22 link=topic=616099.msg7842523#msg7842523 date=August 24, 2010, 06:22 AM:

Thank you princekevo for mentioning the hypocrisy of this thread. I was born in U.S. as an anchor baby but was raised in Port Harcourt and I when I went to university in the U.S, even though I missed home, I was thankful to be in the U.S.

. . . . . YOU CLAIM TO HAVE BEEN BORN IN THE UNITED STATES!!! Which is it?

Or are you just a pathological liar?!

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-502227.0.html

Busted!!!

It's amazing how Ezeuche has groupies to the point that they remember exactly what he said a million years ago. It also baffles me how being born as an anchor baby in the U.S. but going back to nigeria as an infant and resident is different room some one saying he was "born and raised in nigeria", maybe some of the dudes should slide off . . . . Also, since when did the word "BORN" have one solid meaning.Connotative or Denotative? Products of "free education" indeed,lol.

Chyz*:

It's amazing how Ezeuche has groupies to the point that they remember exactly what he said a million years ago. It also baffles me how being born as an anchor baby in the U.S. but going back to nigeria as an infant and resident is different room some one saying he was "born and raised in nigeria", maybe some of the dudes should slide off . . . . Also, since when did the word "BORN" have one solid meaning.Connotative or Denotative? Products of "free education" indeed,lol.

You are an idi*ot and a fooool, and liar like most Ibos for the above post!

Beast!

You wanna know how saying being "born and raised in Nigeria" is different from one saying AT THE SAME TIME that he "was[b] BORN IN THE UNITED STATES[/b]"?!?!

CAN YOU BE BORN IN TWO SEPERATE GEOGRAPHIC LOCATIONS AT THE SAME TIME?

You son of a who*re! Imagine Obama saying he was born, simultaneously, IN KENYA AND IN HAWAII!!! How would that read to you?!

WHY CANT YOU IBOS BE TRUTHFUL FOR ONCE AND CALL A SPADE A SPADE! WHY THE FALSITIES ALL THE TIME? AND YOU WONDER WHY EVERYONE HATES YOU!!!

chineke me!!

I love getting these people mad . Look how much effort he put into typing his reply. Hey but ya can't blame me for having a brain.

Chyz*:

Hey but ya can't blame me for having a brain.

. . . . . if thats what u call the soggy mush in the middle of your flat head!

Chyz*:

I love getting these people mad . Look how much effort he put into typing his reply. Hey but ya can't blame me for having a brain.

But can we blame you for not using it?

bk.babe97y:

. . . . . if thats what u call the soggy mush in the middle of your flat head!

chei!!

Chyz*:

I love getting these people mad . Look how much effort he put into typing his reply. Hey but ya can't blame me for having a brain.

Ileke-IdI:

But can we blame you for not using it?

chei!!

Pay the fool no mind. All hes tryng to do now is backtrack! He was willing to defend his kin to the death, but he's quickly realized this is one battle he cant win. Fucxking beasts!

bk.bastardo is at it again. This mumu is very stalkerish. The way he stalks Igbo men. . .

We are all at risk!

Ileke-IdI:

But can we blame you for not using it?

This girl, i will just plasta ur head.Nonsense.mschewww!

Chyz*:

Hey but ya can't blame me for having a brain.

bk.babe97y:

. . . . . if thats what u call the soggy mush in the middle of your flat head!

Ileke-IdI:

But can we blame you for not using it?

Why are you people ganging up against Chyzoba (sorry Chyz) na?

I just can't stop laughing!

EzeUche_:

bk.bastardo is at it again. This mumu is very stalkerish. The way he stalks Igbo men. . .

We are all at risk!

Were you born here or in Africa?

Why do u relish lies so much?


https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-616390.0.html

Jon.Bee:

SAME OL' TACTIC
Ceaser Nero used it in Rome; the method itself is as old as politics.

Remember Nero was busy Fiddling while Rome is burning- Nero set fire on Rome to score political point i.e. Sympathy, solidarity & support

Agatha Christie's Poirot, Mark Twain's Sherlock Holmes suspense unravel these mysteries in the stories.
For the benefit of doubt, here it goes:

A dastardly act in the magnitude of 'awe & shock' is commited against once own self, family or camp with the sole intention of placing th blame on the opposition (the usual suspect). Afterall, most people don't scratch beneath the surface; hence fail to point accusing fingers at PDP

Whenever GEJ is against any popular opponent, bombs will starts going off in his camp, with the sole aim of putting the suspicion in the other camp and once the threat is over the bombing stops.

Isn't it funny how all of a sudden all GEJ are bombers (isn't it obvious that GEJ is the common factor-cold blooded killer)

when he's against IBB - it's the Independence Bomb Blast (Immediately, IBB drop out of the race, the bombing & the allegation cease)

Then unto Atiku - It's the New Year bombing (Immediately Atiku lost the primary, bombing & the allegations cease)

Enters Buhari  - Now, it's Suleja bomb blast; same poo different toilet

(Funny how the pattern is always the same; it's the innocent far removed bystander that is always the victim - never the political class(BTW, if opposition is responsible, the target will be the campaign podium, for sure

I initially vows it's GEJ or no one else. seeing his shameless & inhumane tactics instead of voting for GEJ, I'll rather not vote at all.
*singing Bob Marley song 'you can't fool all the people all the time'*

eerily on point

sgt rogers all over again, plus our nl major mustapha roping in gej opponents as phantom bombers