Kobojunkie:

um . . . moderators, are you guys sleeping or something??


https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-816238.480.html

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-819196.0.html

Quit being a sadist or I too Know!
The mods love what we are doing. Election and electioneering is pure politics.
Pls look for trouble elsewhere.

@Odunnu

I do not know JohnDoe (and or the many numerals )

Hi Mod, I am calling in for the favour you promised.

Can we get this on the home page:

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-819196.0.html


Thanks.

Many thanks mod!

um . . . moderators, are you guys sleeping or something??


https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-816238.480.html

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-819196.0.html


Am I to understand that the rules have once again been changed? Essentially, clearly ethnic/tribal POLITICS threads you find entertaining gets to stay in general politics board but those only those you find uncomfortable with get moved to the appropriate section? Is that like @OAMAj's suggestion some weeks ago that if insults are thrown and he finds them entertaining, they get to stay but posts that don't contain actual insults, and maybe posts that he does not find entertaining enough get deleted??

Please acquaint yourselves with the tag you have on that Section

Ethnic, Racial, Or Sectarian[b] Politics[/b]
Racist, ethnicity-oriented and sectarianist/seccesionist threads will end up here!

@Kobojunkie

1st, twice now you have wrongly spelled my moniker. Its OAM4J and not OAMAj. Thanks for taking note.

I replied your comment on Jarus post on one the threads you are reporting so I will just paste my reply here again:

Well there are many ways to look at it. We can classify it as an ethnic thread because it involves an ethnic group and move it to ethnic section, we can do that also to every thread that focus on leaders of an ethnic group.

But we can also look at the issue being discussed; what is taking place on the thread (electioneering) which is 100% politics and retain it in politics section. We chose the later especially more so that it doesn't cause any harm to any other ethnic group or disturbs the overall peaceful interest/focus of the section and forum.

Thank you.

Please let it be. We moderators have discussed it and we are cool with it. We even have it on the home page.

moderators. . .forgive me for being of no importance on this thread, but i just want people to see that i came here to laugh.

OaMAjA how are you today?

OAM4J:

@Kobojunkie

1st, twice now you have wrongly spelled my moniker. Its OAM4J and not OAMAj. Thanks for taking note.

I replied your comment on Jarus post on one the threads you are reporting so I will just paste my reply here again:

Well there are many ways to look at it. We can classify it as an ethnic thread because it involves an ethnic group and move it to ethnic section, we can do that also to every thread that focus on leaders of an ethnic group.

But we can also look at the issue being discussed; what is taking place on the thread (electioneering) which is 100% politics and retain it in politics section. We chose the later especially more so that it doesn't cause any harm to any other ethnic group or disturbs the overall peaceful interest/focus of the section and forum.

Thank you.

Please let it be. We moderators have discussed it and we are cool with it. We even have it on the home page.

Again, this is simply a call for you to STICK TO THE VERY SAME RULES You send people when you ban them. OF what good are those rules if you pick and choose when you wish to apply them?? the point is the rule stipulates that threads having to do with Ethnic politics be moved in the right section. This one is out of place and needs to be moved . . . APPLY THE DARN RULE CREATED FOR MANAGING THE FORUM please.

Note : That it does not remove a hair from me whether you do or not at the end of the day, but I expect that those who are in leadership roles of any kind know themselves to abide by the RULES THEY FLAUNT and expect others to abide by.

^^^Praise be to God that you are not a moderator

For the second time. Pls oam4j can u tell me why I was banned( with proof). my username is/was lucenzo. THANK YOU.

@miguel:

For the second time. Pls oam4j can u tell me why I was banned( with proof). my username is/was lucenzo. THANK YOU.

1st am not responsible for banning people. I only make recommendation to Admin and SuperMod. And I have no idea why you were ban.

After your complaint, i took up your case with the SuperMod and she said there is no record that you are still banned. You are not on the banned list.

So please login with your lucenco id, refresh the screen, and if you still get any ban message, post the message here.

Can you post this interesting article about Abacha's Vision 2010 on the front page please.

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-821862.0.html

Mods can this hit the FP.

thanks

Mukina2, please help with this, little front page, need it urgently for a project https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-822507.0.html#msg9743052

Mods, can we pweety please have this on the FP to celebrate our hardworking students abroad.

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-823022.0.html#msg9746270

Mods please put this thread on the front page, some interesting debate about how Obasanjo government conspired with IBB and associates to blame / scapegoat Abacha for looting that he did not do.


This very amazing information I discovered during a to - and - fro discussion with Sagamite, would like to have contribution from more people.


https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-821148.32.html

I would like to categorically state that I have no qualms about any plan(s) that would move the country forward economically. However, starting that “economic plan” on a comic note is rather appalling. Perhaps, the senseless passion with which Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, the President of Nigeria, presented the cassava bread would save the country from her plethora of economic woes. Or maybe, with this, one should conclude that our beloved country is on a journey to an inexorable destiny.

Hear the president: “…to formally present this bread to Nigerians. I have been eating this bread for the past one week and I will continue to eat this bread till I leave state house (sic).” After the presentation of the bread, a loud applause filled every corner of the room and shining smiles bounced on each face present. The bread was passed around to the “honourables” which they ate and got filled with “economic” wisdom. The bread heals!

One can summarise the event with these words: “Let us eat this bread and be rich.” The Minister of Agriculture, Adesina Akinwunmi, says the bread will, “create a lot of jobs, create markets for our farmers, stabilise prices and give us a pride in the fact that we are actually eating what we produce.”

The questions begin to spring up here immediately: what kind of jobs? Which farmers is the honourable minister referring to here? What pride is he talking about here? Whatever happened to the rebranding project? The minister was also quick to give beautiful statistics about the positive impact the bread would have on our National budget. However, most Nigerians, including me, would like to know the budget set out to produce the cassava bread. How many companies have been consulted to produce this bread? How much has been spent on marketing it? Who are the individuals involved in this project? Should we conclude that since the bread possesses some magical characteristics, it has no production cost or sale price? I stand to be corrected.

It seems that the bread’s mystical introduction would eliminate the realistic issues before our ordinary eyes. For instance, when you have one or two bites of the bread, one would immediately forget about the Boko Haram issues. There would be no more extermination of human lives in several parts of the country. A single bite by the Boko Haram instigators would give them a change of heart and make them smile forever. The bread is a psychological cleansing agent.

After all, according to Goodluck, “China closed all her doors and restructure everything and begin to think again (sic).” The key word here is “restructure” and this cannot start from the introduction of a mere commodity that would leave the country with no visible societal impact. May I use this medium to recapitulate what “restructure” means: “to change the make-up organisation, or pattern of something.” In that light, we may want to consider what needs to be changed or patterned appropriately in Nigeria.

First, the educational standard of Nigeria is standing with spindly legs and if appropriate measures are not taken to save her, she might collapse and die. Recently, the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) embarked on an indefinite strike. Students would have to endure another season of idleness which sometimes leads to devilish acts. The magical bread would keep them from evil works. The bread heals! The UK, in 2009, made a whooping eight billion pounds from international students searching for good University education and Nigerian students alone contributed ten percent of that gargantuan sum. Suffice it to say, if proper “restructuring” takes place in the educational sector of Nigeria, we can avert such funds to our national income and invariably, equip the crippling minds of most youths in our country.

To gain the full “restructure” status, the nation needs to be free from all evil practices especially corruption. The President needs to lead by example. Let him declare his assets to the nation. Before we eat the bread of wisdom, can he tell us how much he has in his personal coffers? We have not forgotten quickly about how he waved the idea with his brave tone. Or did he eat the bread before now? What about the subsidy issue? Is that not something very important to talk about? The fabric of the nation is woven with threads of corruption. These threads should be changed before brilliant projects emerge in the social strata called Nigeria. Does the bread also make one forget the meaning of things? Does it make one reason unrealistically? To put it simply, does it make an individual blind to reality?

Strict attention should be paid to the unemployment issue in Nigeria. Over sixty percent of Nigerian graduates are jobless. Is it not an issue that deserves utmost attention? In 2012, the statistics might remain the same or grow worse as there are no structures set aside by this government to tackle unemployment. Then again, a mere bite of the so called cassava bread might make an unemployed individual believe he has a job.

Let us think about what the president said again. He said: “I will continue to eat the bread till I leave state house.” Nice. Is the bread already in circulation? Is it exclusive to Aso Rock members? Is the bread a magical avenue to suck in more funds? Some Nigerians would like the president to solve the major agricultural problems strangling the nation: provision of new farming technologies, proper education of local farmers and promotion of other agricultural commodities.

On another note, who advises the president? Is this the right time to come up with this project? I think there are other things the president and his expensive team could come up with. This is a weak shot!

History would not forgive individuals who use various approaches to pilfer from the national cake. It is only plain to see that Goodluck is toeing that line of presidents that would not contribute to the development of the country. Putting the wheel before the cart is a very dangerous exercise. Serious issues deserve serious attention. Let the president attend to more pertinent issues before attending to inane projects that would leave the citizens in their normal state. Nigerians deserve better!

^^^^ I didnt read what you wrote but I think you were saying thats the gread you eat for breakfast! lol



OAM4J, you all are not fair with your banning system!
I have seen loads of people that needs to be banned but MUKINA as usual will ban the people she dont like. na wa o!

Hi can I have this go onto the front page?

Evidence recently uncovered that Abacha may not have lootedand that money being supposedly recovered probably were nothing to do with Abacha:

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-823498.0.html

Mods,
Please put:

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-823498.0.html

on front page.

Very interesting view point about sustained campaign to taint Abacha's image

Mods please remove this brainless topic

thanks

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-824605.0.html

^^^Why would they remove such an informative thread?

High_Chief:

^^^Why would they remove such an informative thread?

what information

Please could someone clean up this thread? There is absolutely no need for gory images that disrespect the dead:
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-824289.32.html

Posted by: dayokanu
Insert Quote
How many people wan nyansh this woman sef, Ojuku brother, Odechukwu Retardeen, Now Ojukus son sef wan chop hinside

Everyone wan ride national bicycle.




Why have jarus and OAM4J refused to ban Dayokanu?
So because He's part of you people He cant be touched?
Na wa o.

^^What forum rule has he broken?

dayokanu:

^^What forum rule has he broken?

NO SEXUALLY EXPLICIT OR HATEFUL CONTENT
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The way he and a few others roam around the forum making sexually explicit ,hateful and disrespectful comments against other ethnic groups and continously escape ban really tends to lend credence to the poster's query. As much as I commend the mods for trying to bring sanity to the place, I still see them submit sometimes to certain unacceptable judgements and intimidations by some posters. Please wield you sticks as much as necessary to keep the place going.

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Hall of Shame link is erroneous. Please fix it in this thread. I'd tell you in there but you disabled "REPLY" button.

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-825626.0.html

Fixed. Thanks

houvest:

NO SEXUALLY EXPLICIT OR HATEFUL CONTENT
Please do not post any pictures, multimedia content, or writing that is sexually explicit (lewd, suggestive, bawdy, dirty, love-related, filthy, gross, hard core, immodest, indecent, indelicate, lascivious, licentious, naughty, obscene, off-color, pornographic, X-rated, smutty, suggestive). We will also not allow any comments that promote hatred, violence, or murder against any race, ethnic or religion group, gender, intimate orientation, person, et cetera.

The way he and a few others roam around the forum making sexually explicit ,hateful and disrespectful comments against other ethnic groups and continously escape ban really tends to lend credence to the poster's query. As much as I commend the mods for trying to bring sanity to the place, I still see them submit sometimes to certain unacceptable judgements and intimidations by some posters. Please wield you sticks as much as necessary to keep the place going.

Pick from any of the words I used that is sexually explicit