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They have played a fast one on us now. See Abdul Darda, see abdul Qa Qa. frosbel:Was this not Abdul Qa Qa's position? Public enlightenment of when they want to carry out their acts. ![]() |
Interesting. Over to you Dokubo. . . |
![]() For a president to do this . What is stopping the next Northerner from making Abdul QaQa a spokesman for the president? This is very stewpid. Unprecedented stewpidity. See the local set up sef. Come, dis president go school? Brain dey? |
![]() Seriously though, i dont know why African man dey follow Arabs dey form all these useless gangs. African man greed is too much. They destroy any organization they build because of greed, lack of directio, true purpose and ideology. They must always do power struggle. See MEND, See Boko Haram. . As soon as their original leader was killed, the true purpose of the group was lost. ![]() |
df2006:abeg level the field. Enough shouting on this NL. Make una pack your load dey go. Wetin? Na una first become president? When the illiterate ex-millitant was shouting ND OIL, were you not all here supporting? You think Yoruba's are stupid? Jonathan is an ND president, let 2015 quickly come so that we can either divide this trash or decide to elect a Nigerian president. Your master has already failed. Hypocrites. |
PointB:hahaha, anyone against this village headmaster's policy is an ACN goon. See how you ND goons think every thing ACN is tribalistic. I am a neutral in politics. Point is, Beaf (you) and company, have told us GEJ is a ND president. Now, of all the security outfits, even if we pretend the idea makes any sense he finds an ex-militant to handle it? Look here message boy, let us see how far GEJ can go with this. What does Nigeria have a NAVY for? Answer that first. The ports are a national security isssue. For your pay master to want to give that to an ex-militant shows very low intelligence and poor judgment. Except of course he is also a militant. If he wants to privatize the ports we will handle our own business. IT IS OUR PORT! |
PointB:Private ports in Lagos where? The port is a resource of the Lagosians. Jonathan will see hell. The port is a national security issue and should stay in the hands of the unified government. If he wants to privatize then we will take care of our affairs. All this tribal sentimental crap he has been doing all these days has not gone unnoticed. Jonathan will not succeed with that. Just break the country. One minority group cannoy hold the country hostage. You want resource control, and already control most of your resources and its proceeds. We will do the same on our end. Jonathan has already proven he is an ND president and not a Nigerian President. 1million soldiers will not be able to help him keep the presidency this time. With the village head master dumb president. ![]() |
Jonathan is dreaming. Niger Delta people in Lagos port as security. If it was the Niger Delta, they will be all over this thread shouting OUR PORT! Well this is Yoruba Property. IT IS OUR PORT! Jonathan better understand his limits, this will not be allowed to function. When we have Navy? What are we paying them for? If he wants to privatize, then Yoruba's will handle their own resource. Since Niger Deltans are screaming to handle their own too. Dont insult our intelligence Jonathan. |
This na the way o. SNC ![]() |
I see they fell for the exchange rate trap. . The fact is most governments lock in future or forward rates. So the exchange rate does not factor in this. . I gave them a lifeline on the other thread and they fell for it. Hahaha, these people will lie on anything. See test. |
jmaine:I dont like to quote wikipedia, but maybe this can help you understand why we lost cameroon. E ya. Biko. By 1967, only 25 nations still used the old three-mile limit, [size=18pt]while 66 nations had set a 12-mile territorial limit [/size]and eight had set a 200-mile limit. As of May 28, 2008, only two countries still use the three-mile limit: Jordan and Palau.[3] That limit is also used in certain Australian islands, an area of Belize, some Japanese straits, certain areas of Papua New Guinea, and a few British Overseas Territories, such as Anguilla.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_Convention_on_the_Law_of_the_Sea * [size=18pt]Coastal States exercise sovereignty over their territorial sea which they have the right to establish its breadth up to a limit not to exceed 12 nautical miles[/size]; foreign vessels are allowed "innocent passage" through those waters;Basic definition by the UN http://www.un.org/depts/los/convention_agreements/convention_overview_convention.htm |
emmatok:What war? In this exclusive state of Nigeria, it is even 12 miles. This is why bakassi was cornered by Cameroon. Which kain 200miles separates cameroon from Nigeria for them to reclaim Bakassi. Dont let NL dunces fool you. Oil i s a Nigerian resource also found in the SW. finito. Who nor like am fit die sha. |
jmaine: The Convention entered into force in accordance with its article 308 on 16 November 1994, 12 months after the date of deposit of the sixtieth instrument of ratification or accession. [size=18pt]Today, it is the globally recognized regime dealing with all matters relating to the law of the sea[/size].http://www.un.org/depts/los/convention_agreements/convention_overview_convention.htm Abeg dont bother me again. Stop posting outdated shi*tes. I have posted the link. Read and digest. 12 nautical miles it says. 12 nautical miles it is. Na me write am? Economic rights and sovreignty are the same?EXCLUSIVE too. This is Nigeria remember. It was never exclusive. ROTFLMAO. No wonder we lost bakassi to cameroon. It can extend to 200 miles. But the standard is 12. That was the first definition in the article. It says sovereignty is 12miles. Discuss with the people in the UN. |
manny4life:This is for the easterner's and northerner's: Land-locked and geographically disadvantaged States have the right to participate on an equitable basis in exploitation of an appropriate part of the surplus of the living resources of the EEZ's of coastal States of the same region or sub-region; highly migratory species of fish and marine mammals are accorded special protection;I dont have access to my computer right now. |
Beaf:No dude, you are the dunce. Seriously. Like all the pathetic advisers of GEJ, you dont do your home work before you come and spill trash. Only to be exposed. ![]() |
Rad1cal:You were supposed to do your research too. * Coastal States exercise sovereignty over their territorial sea which they have the right to establish its breadth up to a limit not to exceed 12 nautical miles; foreign vessels are allowed "innocent passage" through those waters; Land-locked and geographically disadvantaged States have the right to participate on an equitable basis in exploitation of an appropriate part of the surplus of the living resources of the EEZ's of coastal States of the same region or sub-region; highly migratory species of fish and marine mammals are accorded special protection;http://www.un.org/depts/los/convention_agreements/convention_overview_convention.htm |
Olodostein:This one never gboro yet. E go soon madt |
sheyguy:Very pathetic. International laws state 12 nautical miles. And onshore oil in the ND is only 10% of the oil revenue. 90% is off shore. So . Nigeria yi ti gbo gbo wa ni. Anyone can take their 10% . If they want to make this about oil, abeg we have to show dem sey we too get sense. We know what is in Nigeria. Make dem call SNC and go na. ![]() |
Olodostein: . This is this mental patient has? What about the usual rant. |
oyb:OYB always on point. Ignoring rantings and ravings of the ma*d |
PapaBrowne:ROTFLMAO Where is beafs man laughing in the toilet to come and laugh at this joke. . Apparently ND votes are enough to win an election in Nigeria |
Oil is being explored more than 10miles off shore. The thieves have been cornered. Time for them to run kamuzu: |
![]() This is the same Beaf shouting when the country splits. This robot has a different personality in every thread. ![]() |
LOl[quote author=Ayo-olu12 link=topic=844110.msg9945629#msg9945629 date=1326320897]Little wonder they call us the 'wild, wild, west', I do hope that lout sitting in aso rock is seeing all this. He just doesn't possess the brain power to realise that if nigeria slips into a state of full blown anarchy, then he'll pretty much be president of abuja. Then the northerners will totally barbeque him! Maybe this will 'encourage' the senators to pressure him into seeing reason. He is totally Insane.[/quote]That is why they relocated themselves from Lagos and went to hide in the hills of Abuja, thinking they will be safe to commit crimes. But they are actually in the hottest part of hell, surrounded by northerners who know those hills very well. |
Beaf:Leave, yes call your boss to call SNC. So that we can see how the thing will end now. That is what we want. Call SNC and refund the difference betweekn 300 billion and 1 trillion. Mumu. FACT! Most of the oil is on the Nigerian seas. So the one you are trying to turn this into an ND thing, it has already failed. Any oil found on your land you can keep. Otherwise ![]() |
Beaf:if It is off shore and not in the ND. It belongs to Nigeria. So cry, make the cry kill you. Its on Nigerian high seas, that oil is going no where. No be your papa farm. Who fit hold water for hand fit carry all the oil na. |
[quote author=Akanbi_edu link=topic=844110.msg9945517#msg9945517 date=1326319644]Who are the owners of the oil?[/quote]I really will like them to expantiate on that. considering the fact that most of the oil is far off shore. These people talk like they are a bit insane. |
Olodostein:Most slow comment in the history of NL. This one na real olodo. So yoruba's are now sabotaging what exactly? The poverty in the east? |
[quote author=ade_77 link=topic=844077.msg9945475#msg9945475 date=1326319191]Yes that's true but if you have two cars, you can't drive both at the same time, so your fuel consumption remains relatively the same. And you have not taken into account the number of cars written off in accidents.[/quote]Of which accidents happen like water in naija. ![]() |
Population increased from 150 to 167 , so did the foreign exchange. Any correlation? At least those 17million born cannot drive cars yet or buy gen. |
BlackBaron:Who will like to surprise us by guessing who owns these companies. . . hercules07:Selective madness |
hmm . . . ![]() |
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