df2006:

it is clear that this fool, aboki, ndu whatever, who is trying by all means to sound intellectual, is not worth discussing with. that thing that has given you the air of superiority is clearly deceiving you.
i keep hearing you saying, force here and force there. it seems your demented brain is kaputing on you , for your information when the time of force comes, it won,t be the SS or the SE decapitating and burning your parasitic types, but the middle belt, just like they are currently doing now. continue living in a bubble, you think this is 1966. idiot.

df2006, didn't I order you to crawl back into the hole from which you were just expunged? Learn how to express yourself before making entries like a dimwit on NL. olodo. What does your rant have to do with the topic of this thread?

I know you likes, you people escape to diaspora, come to the internet and spew rubbish while waiting for others to fight your battles. Look at him expressing joy at the unfortunate killings of fellow Nigerians! ode iddo!

fellow nigerians? in your dreams! aboki kawai!!

First the South/South senators were reportedly frustrating handover to Jonathan.  We now have South/South reps doing the same thing. In the maintime, some of their uninformed and highly ignorant subjects who reside in diaspora are continuously romanticizing the idea of a south/south seccession.

Wonders shall never end.

The South-South Parliamentary Caucus in the House of Representatives yesterday defended President Umar Yar’Adua on the controversy over his not formally handing over to Vice President Goodluck Jonathan before travelling.
In a statement in Abuja, the Caucus said it had met to review developments in the country and resolved that “it is natural for any creation of God, including man to be indisposed at one point in time or the other.”
The statement signed by the caucus Chairman Andrew Uchendu said the President and the Vice President ran the Presidential Election on a joint ticket.

“We, therefore, observe that in compliance with the constitutional provisions the Vice President has, so far, most ably covered the duties of Mr. President including deployment of troops during the recent Jos crisis.
“It is unfortunate that some elements are reading some regional bias to the issue of transmission of letter by Mr. President to the National Assembly. This should not be so.

The South-South Caucus do realise what is in its best interest and we know the due season for it,” the caucus said.
The lawmakers wished the President quick recovery, saying it supports the House resolution delegating a seven-man team on a goodwill visit to President Yar’Adua in Saudi Arabia.

http://thenationonlineng.net/web2/articles/35117/1/Jonathan-South-South-Reps-Back-YarAdua-/Page1.html