Sagamite:

Did he have proof the ACN candidate gave directions or provided support to the rioters/intimidators?

You think it makes sense (rationally and politically) to lock up your main candidates just before elections based on what others are doing?

Should Buhari be arrested for what some stewpid almajiris were doing in the name of CPC?

Should Jonathan be arrested for the PDP thumb printing in SS?

Every day that witch cry, baby die. Do we need anybody to tell us that the witch kills the baby?. Can you say that Buhari/CPC is innocent of the violence

chines4:

Every day that witch cry, baby die. Do we need anybody to tell us that the witch kills the baby?. Can you say that Buhari/CPC is innocent of the violence

[Sagamite starts wailing]

AHHH!

Kai, Jesu!

Chineke meh ooooooooooooooooo!

Kaaaaaai.

E dey pain me bad bad o, olorun oba.

Ye oooooooooooooooh!

Kai!

AHHH! IBB e no go better for you oooo!

You no go die well.

Ahh, kai o!

Kai, kai, kai. [Sagamite involuntarily back flips]

E dey pain me o.

E dey pain me bad bad.

Kai o.

IBB na tractor go kill you make you go join Abasha oshi!

See our graduates o.

Kai ooooooooooooo. E dey pain me o.

AHH, Jesu!

Just like I said it:

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-658179.288.html#msg8292142

"We get conjectures and adages as the "facts" and "proof" of our average Nigerian products. I have seen it several times on NL."

^^ Walahi, Ijongbon e ti po ju!!  ~you are too troublesome~

chines4:

Every day that witch cry, baby die. Do we need anybody to tell us that the witch kills the baby?. Can you say that Buhari/CPC is innocent of the violence

But this arguement is hella funny tho.

I wish a lawyer will use it in the US supreme court with Antonin Scalia on seat. 

Justice Scalia is well known for his notorious ability to ridicule lawyers and their arguements.

Kilode?!:

^^ Walahi, Ijongbon e ti po ju!!  ~you are too troublesome~

You no see our graduates?

If you ask am now, im go say im be graduate o.

Kilode?!:

But this arguement is hella funny tho.

I wish a lawyer will use it in the US supreme court with Antonin Scalia on seat. 

Justice Scalia is well known for his notorious ability to ridicule lawyers and their arguements.

Why not!

Is that not proof, as taught in Idi-Araba Law School?

chines4:

Every day that witch cry, baby die. Do we need anybody to tell us that the witch kills the baby?. Can you say that Buhari/CPC is innocent of the violence

LMAO see what nollywood dey cause man pikin

Sagamite:

[Sagamite starts wailing]

Kai o.

IBB na tractor go kill you make you go join Abasha oshi!

See our graduates o.

Kai ooooooooooooo. E dey pain me o.

AHH, Jesu!

Just like I said it:

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-658179.288.html#msg8292142

"We get conjectures and adages as the "facts" and "proof" of our average Nigerian products. I have seen it several times on NL."

The proverb that I used to relate to what happened. And in my place if i use a proverb and explain it for you, then its mean that the dowry that was paid on u'r mothers head is a waste. I hope that this is not the case.

Its not a secret that what happened in Akwa-Ibom was caused by ACN supporters. The burning and the looting, although there might not be enough evidence to prosecute anyone in law court. But who says that we can't charged someone for it. Take our the leader and the crowd will disperse. After the arrest any other mayhem?

na wa o

chines4:

The proverb that I used to relate to what happened. And in my place if i use a proverb and explain it for you, then its mean that the dowry that was paid on u'r mothers head is a waste. I hope that this is not the case.

Its not a secret that what happened in Akwa-Ibom was caused by ACN supporters. The burning and the looting, although there might not be enough evidence to prosecute anyone in law court. But who says that we can't charged someone for it. Take our the leader and the crowd will disperse. After the arrest any other mayhem?

Lawd have mercy! 

Who said that ACN did not commit violence?

To me, that was irrelevant to the fact, so I gave you benefit of doubt and agreed it happened.

What I asked you was:

Sagamite:

Did he have proof the ACN candidate gave directions or provided support to the rioters/intimidators?

You think it makes sense (rationally and politically) to lock up your main candidates just before elections based on what others are doing?

Should Buhari be arrested for what some stewpid almajiris were doing in the name of CPC?

Should Jonathan be arrested for the PDP thumb printing in SS?

And now, see your answer to it and JUSTIFICATION of the arrest of the opposition candidate:

Wait!

Abeg, let me laugh first before I show your answer. The thing they crack me up.



Ok, here was your answer to that question:

chines4:

Every day that witch cry, baby die. Do we need anybody to tell us that the witch kills the baby?. Can you say that Buhari/CPC is innocent of the violence

That is your "justification", "proof" and "defence" for Akpabio arresting his ACN opponent for some things ACN supporters did?

How much was the dowry for your mother?

Let me do a "value for money" calculation.

Sagamite:


That is your "justification", "proof" and "defence" for Akpabio arresting his ACN opponent for some things ACN supporters did?

How much was the dowry for your mother?

Let me do a "value for money" calculation.

chines4:

The proverb that I used to relate to what happened. And in my place if i use a proverb and explain it for you, then its mean that the dowry that was paid on u'r mothers head is a waste. I hope that this is not the case.

Its not a secret that what happened in Akwa-Ibom was caused by ACN supporters. The burning and the looting, although there might not be enough evidence to prosecute anyone in law court. But who says that we can't charged someone for it. Take our the leader and the crowd will disperse. After the arrest any other mayhem?

I believe that u did not see the bold respond. I'm not a lawyer but if there is proof for every offense charged to court. Then there will be nothing like discharged and acquitted

Beside I just aired my view, I'm not a politician, and I don't belong to any political party. Am done commenting on this

chines4:

I believe that u did not see the bold respond. I'm not a lawyer but if there is proof for every offense charged to court. Then there will be nothing like discharged and acquitted

Beside I just aired my view, I'm not a politician, and I don't belong to any political party. Am done commenting on this

So you are basically justifying that since some crowds are disorderly, then a man that the authorities have no evidence against should be arrested and his liberty taken away by utilising state apparatus?



No, you are a lawyer o.

You be Human Rights lawyer.

Harvard laaaaw!



Lord!

AHHH!

Naaaaija!

Jesu!

chamber2 please come and say what you think about this guy? I want you to be the judge yourself so you can state whether you thought I was disparaging the average Naija student by saying our education is finish.

:-x :-x :-x :-x :-x :-x :-x :-x

chamber2 please come and say what you think about this guy? I want you to be the judge yourself so you can state whether you thought I was disparaging the average Naija student by saying our education is finish.

I have never disputed you.I came out as plan as possible.But i think you will make a lot more sense and impact if you correct people without resorting to insults and name calling.It makes people to challenge you even when you are saying the right thing.

My arguments with you was partly my fault and partly yours.Mine in the sense that i was assuming that you were just listing qualities that could make those governors succeed and yours because you seem not to accommodate other people's opinion, whether sensible or senseless.

Our school system is in shambles, agreed.It's part of the decay in the entity called Nigeria that requires urgent attention.Nigerian students/graduates are not that bad as you portray, but the environment makes them  appear dull and lazy.I have been in the same class with a few Asian guys, except those who attended good secondary/universities, others are nothing to write home about.

We need the support of people like you to revamp the system.I am yet to read your articles in any of our dailies or journals.You could start from there like the likes of jarus, Aja etc.Displaying superiority on NL will not make impact.I read your comments in one of the links you provided, i think you are not doing badly.

Knowledge is so diverse, and no single individual can claim monopoly of it. So, lets try to be humane.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Nice

Sagamite,

Please cease-fire.

Sagamite:

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/08/oyo-acn-protests-ajimobis-commissioners-list/

Egbon Sagamite se awe n gbo yin ni?

OmoLisabi:

Egbon Sagamite se awe n gbo yin ni?

Kilode? She o gbadun story na ni?

Sagamite:

Kilode? She o gbadun story na ni?

Mo kuku gbadun e. Koda mo like nkan ti Ajimobi se fun awon alaini ikan se yen. Amo sa eyin gan ni mon ba wi toripe mori pe e scarce ni nairaland lenu ojo meta yi, mo ro pe awe n gbo yin to ri pe o da mi loju pe Olohun je iya ni yin, abi Iyawo yin loyun ni?

OmoLisabi:

Mo kuku gbadun e. Koda mo like nkan ti Ajimobi se fun awon alaini ikan se yen. Amo sa eyin gan ni mon ba wi toripe mori pe e scarce ni nairaland lenu ojo meta yi, mo ro pe awe n gbo yin to ri pe o da mi loju pe Olohun je iya ni yin, abi Iyawo yin loyun ni?

Busy, busy ni o.

Iyawo?

Ah, ma shepe fun mi o.

9ice ti so fun yin na:

"Apon ni mi, mo l'eye nile.

All the girls for my area, ti'mo nba she're".

no mid-term report for this thread?

Sagamite: Here is my analysis of the State Governors of Nigeria as of 29th May 2011.

I must state most analysis is based on a mixture of (1) utterances by the governor that I have read, (2) general reports online and (3) the citizenry affection and respect the governors generate.

The list also supports the arguments I have always given that Nigeria is slowly but gradually seeing improvements in governance. We are having less Amala ati ewedu, Esiwu, Furadenunu, Palm-wine and Edikayikong politicians as governors.

Top notch
Babatunde Fashola (Lagos)
LLB Law (Uniben)
Highest occupational achievement: Managing Partner (K.O. Tinubu & Company), SAN
ACN


Good
Adams Oshiomhole (Edo)
Economics and Industrial relations (Ruskin College), Candidate (National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies)
Highest occupational achievement: President (NLC)
ACN

Sullivan Chime (Enugu)
LLB Law (UNN)
Highest occupational achievement: Owner (Private legal practice)
PDP

Dr Mu’azu Aliyu (Niger)
BA Education (Bayero University) PhD Public Policy and Strategic Studies (University of Pittsburgh)
Highest occupational achievement: Career civil servant
PDP

Dr Olusegun Mimiko (Ondo)
BSc Health Sciences Degree, MB & CH.B Medicine (OAU)
Highest occupational achievement: Owner (Private medical practice)
Labour

Rotimi Amaechi (Rivers)
BA & MA English (Uniport)
Highest occupational achievement: Career politician
PDP


Potential
Peter Obi (Anambra)
BA Philosophy (UNN)
Highest occupational achievement: Chairman (Fidelity Bank)
APGA

Kashim Shettima (Borno)
BSc Agric Economics (University of Maiduguri), MSc Agric Economics (University of Ibadan)
Highest occupational achievement: GM (Zenith Bank)
ANPP

Liyel Imoke (Cross River)
BA International Relations and Economics (University of Maryland, College Park), LLB Law (University of Buckingham), LLM Law (American University, Washington, D. C)
Highest occupational achievement: Private business
PDP

Dr Kayode Fayemi (Ekiti)
BA History(Unilag), MA International Relations (OAU), PhD War Studies (King’s College, London)
Highest occupational achievement: Director (Centre for Democracy & Development), Visiting Professor in African Studies (Northwestern University)
ACN

Ibrahim Dankwambo (Gombe)
BSc Accounting (ABU), MSc Economics (University of Lagos), Chartered Accountancy (ICAN)
Highest occupational achievement: Accountant General of the Federation (Nigeria), FCA (ICAN)
PDP

Abdulfattah Ahmed (Kwara)
BSc Chemistry (Unilorin)
Highest occupational achievement: Senior Manager, Banking (GTB)
PDP

Ibikunle Amosun (Ogun)
HND Accountancy (Ogun State Polytechnic), MA International Finance (University of Westminster), Chartered Accountancy (ICAN)
Highest occupational achievement: Owner (Private accountancy practice), FCA (ICAN)
ACN

Rauf Aregbesola (Osun)
HND Mechanical Engineering (Ibadan Polytechnic)
Highest occupational achievement: Owner (Private engineering firm), Commissioner (Lagos State Ministry of Works and Infrastructure)
ACN

Abiola Ajimobi (Oyo)
BSc in Business Administration and Finance (State University of New York, Buffalo), MBA Operations Research and Marketing (Governor’s State University)
Highest occupational achievement: CEO (National Oil and Chemical Marketing Company)
ACN


Can’t Tell
Murtala Nyarko (Adamawa)
Navy Training (Britannia Royal Naval College)
Highest occupational achievement: Vice Admiral (Nigerian Navy)
PDP

Gabriel Suswam (Benue)
LLB Law (Unilag), LLM Law (Unijos), MA Public Administration (Uniabuja)
Highest occupational achievement: Owner (Private legal practice)
PDP

Ikedi Ohakim (Imo)
BSc Business Administration and MSc Management (Unilag)
Highest occupational achievement: CEO (Alucon)
PDP

Ibrahim Shema (Katsina)
LLB Law & MBA (ABU)
Highest occupational achievement: Owner (Private legal practice)
PDP

Ibrahim Idris (Kogi)
LLB Law (Uniabuja)
Highest occupational achievement: Private business
PDP

Jonah Jang (Plateau)
Air Force Training (Military Training Schools, Nigeria/Abroad), B.Div Divinity (Theological College of Northern Nigeria)
Highest occupational achievement: Air Commodore (Nigerian Air Force)
PDP

Aliyu Wamakko (Sokoto)
BSc Education (University of Pittsburgh)
Highest occupational achievement: Career civil servant
PDP


Suspect
Godswill Akpabio (Akwa Ibom)
LLB Law (Unical)
Highest occupational achievement: Director, Corporate Affairs/Legal Services (EMIS Telecoms)
PDP

Timipre Sylva (Bayelsa)
BA English Studies/Linguistics (Uniport)
Highest occupational achievement: Career politician
PDP

Martin Elechi (Ebonyi)
BSc Economics (Lovanium University of Congo)
Highest occupational achievement: Career politician
PDP

Sule Lamido (Jigawa)
Course in Railway Engineering (Permanent Way Training School, Zaria)
Highest occupational achievement: Career civil servant
PDP

Patrick Yakowa (Kaduna)
BSc Social Sciences (ABU)
Highest occupational achievement: Career civil servant
PDP

Usman Dakingari (Kebbi)
BA Geography (ABU)
Highest occupational achievement: Career civil servant
PDP

Umaru Al-Makura (Nasarawa)
BA Education (ABU)
Highest occupational achievement: Assistant Producer, News and Current Affairs (NTA Kaduna)
CPC

Danbaba Suntai (Taraba)
BPharm Pharmacy (ABU)
Highest occupational achievement: Career civil servant
PDP

Ibrahim Gaidam (Yobe)
BSc Accountancy (ABU)
Highest occupational achievement: Career civil servant
ANPP



Cretins
Theodore Orji (Abia)
BA English (UI)
Highest occupational achievement: Career civil servant
PDP

Isa Yuguda (Bauchi)
BSc Economics (ABU), MBA (Unijos), Chief Executives Programme (Lagos Business School)
Highest occupational achievement: CEO (NAL Merchant Bank), CEO (Inland Bank)
PDP

Emmanuel Uduaghan (Delta)
MBBS Medicine, Diploma Anaesthesia (Uniben)
Highest occupational achievement: Owner (Private medical practice)
PDP

Rabiu Kwankwaso (Kano)
HND Civil Engineering (Kaduna Polytechnic), PgD Water Engineering (Middlesex University), MSc Water Engineering (Lagborough University)
Highest occupational achievement: Career civil servant/politician
PDP

Yari Abubakar (Zamfara)
Unknown
Highest occupational achievement: Career politician
ANPP

OYA, people!

How have they performed.

Mukina2, Seun, front page before elections!

Sagamite:

OYA, people!

How have they performed.

Mukina2, Seun, front page before elections!

kwankwaso has perfomed surprisingly well. Infact, he might be the best perfoming among them,then may be followed by fashola or aregbesola.

Kwankwaso should move two levels up- Good/potential

Uduaghan* one/two levels up- Potential/Good

Aregbesola- Good

Abdulfatah Ahmed should move to cretinious levels

Ajimobi-Suspect

Suswan- cretin

T.A Orji- Unclassified

papiforreal:

kwankwaso has perfomed surprisingly well. Infact, he might be the best perfoming among them,then may be followed by fashola or aregbesola.

DisGuy: Kwankwaso should move two levels up- Good/potential
Uduaghan* one/two levels up- Potential/Good
Aregbesola- Good
Abdulfatah Ahmed should move to cretinious levels
Ajimobi-Suspect
Suswan- cretin
T.A Orji- Unclassified

Hey, guys, repost here:

https://www.nairaland.com/1916418/how-elected-governors-performed-sagamite

Supermods wanted me to open new thread for it.

Only a slowpoke uses online propaganda to judge performance. You have to get to their states and compare the present state of things to how they were before their elections.

Edo governor is only average and should not be where he is on the Op's list. Oyo on the other hand has done very well. Kwara governor did nothing for his state while Kwankwaso and Ogu governors have done pretty well.

Sagamite:
Here is my analysis of the State Governors of Nigeria as of 29th May 2011.

I must state most analysis is based on a mixture of (1) utterances by the governor that I have read, (2) general reports online and (3) the citizenry affection and respect the governors generate.

The list also supports the arguments I have always given that Nigeria is slowly but gradually seeing improvements in governance. We are having less Amala ati ewedu, Esiwu, Furadenunu, Palm-wine and Edikayikong politicians as governors.

Top notch
Babatunde Fashola (Lagos)
LLB Law (Uniben)
Highest occupational achievement: Managing Partner (K.O. Tinubu & Company), SAN
ACN


Good
Adams Oshiomhole (Edo)
Economics and Industrial relations (Ruskin College), Candidate (National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies)
Highest occupational achievement: President (NLC)
ACN

Sullivan Chime (Enugu)
LLB Law (UNN)
Highest occupational achievement: Owner (Private legal practice)
PDP

Dr Mu’azu Aliyu (Niger)
BA Education (Bayero University) PhD Public Policy and Strategic Studies (University of Pittsburgh)
Highest occupational achievement: Career civil servant
PDP

Dr Olusegun Mimiko (Ondo)
BSc Health Sciences Degree, MB & CH.B Medicine (OAU)
Highest occupational achievement: Owner (Private medical practice)
Labour

Rotimi Amaechi (Rivers)
BA & MA English (Uniport)
Highest occupational achievement: Career politician
PDP


Potential
Peter Obi (Anambra)
BA Philosophy (UNN)
Highest occupational achievement: Chairman (Fidelity Bank)
APGA

Kashim Shettima (Borno)
BSc Agric Economics (University of Maiduguri), MSc Agric Economics (University of Ibadan)
Highest occupational achievement: GM (Zenith Bank)
ANPP

Liyel Imoke (Cross River)
BA International Relations and Economics (University of Maryland, College Park), LLB Law (University of Buckingham), LLM Law (American University, Washington, D. C)
Highest occupational achievement: Private business
PDP

Dr Kayode Fayemi (Ekiti)
BA History(Unilag), MA International Relations (OAU), PhD War Studies (King’s College, London)
Highest occupational achievement: Director (Centre for Democracy & Development), Visiting Professor in African Studies (Northwestern University)
ACN

Ibrahim Dankwambo (Gombe)
BSc Accounting (ABU), MSc Economics (University of Lagos), Chartered Accountancy (ICAN)
Highest occupational achievement: Accountant General of the Federation (Nigeria), FCA (ICAN)
PDP

Abdulfattah Ahmed (Kwara)
BSc Chemistry (Unilorin)
Highest occupational achievement: Senior Manager, Banking (GTB)
PDP

Ibikunle Amosun (Ogun)
HND Accountancy (Ogun State Polytechnic), MA International Finance (University of Westminster), Chartered Accountancy (ICAN)
Highest occupational achievement: Owner (Private accountancy practice), FCA (ICAN)
ACN

Rauf Aregbesola (Osun)
HND Mechanical Engineering (Ibadan Polytechnic)
Highest occupational achievement: Owner (Private engineering firm), Commissioner (Lagos State Ministry of Works and Infrastructure)
ACN

Abiola Ajimobi (Oyo)
BSc in Business Administration and Finance (State University of New York, Buffalo), MBA Operations Research and Marketing (Governor’s State University)
Highest occupational achievement: CEO (National Oil and Chemical Marketing Company)
ACN


Can’t Tell
Murtala Nyarko (Adamawa)
Navy Training (Britannia Royal Naval College)
Highest occupational achievement: Vice Admiral (Nigerian Navy)
PDP

Gabriel Suswam (Benue)
LLB Law (Unilag), LLM Law (Unijos), MA Public Administration (Uniabuja)
Highest occupational achievement: Owner (Private legal practice)
PDP

Ikedi Ohakim (Imo)
BSc Business Administration and MSc Management (Unilag)
Highest occupational achievement: CEO (Alucon)
PDP

Ibrahim Shema (Katsina)
LLB Law & MBA (ABU)
Highest occupational achievement: Owner (Private legal practice)
PDP

Ibrahim Idris (Kogi)
LLB Law (Uniabuja)
Highest occupational achievement: Private business
PDP

Jonah Jang (Plateau)
Air Force Training (Military Training Schools, Nigeria/Abroad), B.Div Divinity (Theological College of Northern Nigeria)
Highest occupational achievement: Air Commodore (Nigerian Air Force)
PDP

Aliyu Wamakko (Sokoto)
BSc Education (University of Pittsburgh)
Highest occupational achievement: Career civil servant
PDP


Suspect
Godswill Akpabio (Akwa Ibom)
LLB Law (Unical)
Highest occupational achievement: Director, Corporate Affairs/Legal Services (EMIS Telecoms)
PDP

Timipre Sylva (Bayelsa)
BA English Studies/Linguistics (Uniport)
Highest occupational achievement: Career politician
PDP

Martin Elechi (Ebonyi)
BSc Economics (Lovanium University of Congo)
Highest occupational achievement: Career politician
PDP

Sule Lamido (Jigawa)
Course in Railway Engineering (Permanent Way Training School, Zaria)
Highest occupational achievement: Career civil servant
PDP

Patrick Yakowa (Kaduna)
BSc Social Sciences (ABU)
Highest occupational achievement: Career civil servant
PDP

Usman Dakingari (Kebbi)
BA Geography (ABU)
Highest occupational achievement: Career civil servant
PDP

Umaru Al-Makura (Nasarawa)
BA Education (ABU)
Highest occupational achievement: Assistant Producer, News and Current Affairs (NTA Kaduna)
CPC

Danbaba Suntai (Taraba)
BPharm Pharmacy (ABU)
Highest occupational achievement: Career civil servant
PDP

Ibrahim Gaidam (Yobe)
BSc Accountancy (ABU)
Highest occupational achievement: Career civil servant
ANPP



Cretins
Theodore Orji (Abia)
BA English (UI)
Highest occupational achievement: Career civil servant
PDP

Isa Yuguda (Bauchi)
BSc Economics (ABU), MBA (Unijos), Chief Executives Programme (Lagos Business School)
Highest occupational achievement: CEO (NAL Merchant Bank), CEO (Inland Bank)
PDP

Emmanuel Uduaghan (Delta)
MBBS Medicine, Diploma Anaesthesia (Uniben)
Highest occupational achievement: Owner (Private medical practice)
PDP

Rabiu Kwankwaso (Kano)
HND Civil Engineering (Kaduna Polytechnic), PgD Water Engineering (Middlesex University), MSc Water Engineering (Lagborough University)
Highest occupational achievement: Career civil servant/politician
PDP

Yari Abubakar (Zamfara)
Unknown
Highest occupational achievement: Career politician
ANPP

Crap from a cretinous person