If he is bored, let him go and farm. Lets not forget he has been unemployed since 1993.

Somebody is out of his senses here, i cant beleive my eyes

^^^^^

haba

how can you be shocked

is this not nigeria where elephants fly

The Babangida years

By Tolu Ogunlesi
April 17, 2010 10:36PM

In his first New Year Days speech as military president, months after deposing the Buhari-Idiagbon government in a bloodless coup enthusiastically welcomed by Nigerians, Ibrahim Babangida declared: I wish to reaffirm that this administration does not intend to stay in power a day longer than is required to lay the necessary institutional framework to bring about a better and more stable Nigeria. Babangidas bonhomie (its trademark an endearing gap-toothed smile) - in stark contrast to the stern, unsmiling façade of Muhammadu Buhari, his predecessor - made it easy for him to be believed.
The distinction between the two regimes in fact ran much deeper than personality quirks. Babangida, in action, proved to be the complete antithesis of his predecessor. He threw open prison doors, setting free hundreds of 3rd republic politicians convicted and jailed by Buhari. He repealed the obnoxious Decree No. 4 of 1984 with which the Buhari regime had shackled the media. He promised to run an open administration that is responsive to the yearnings and aspirations of all the people - a departure from the high-handedness of the Buhari/Idiagbon era.
One of his first actions as military president was to allow Nigerians to decide, through public debates, whether to accept the $2.5 billion International Monetary Fund (IMF) loan the Buhari government had been negotiating for.
After the terror of the Buhari years, Nigerians appeared to have found a statesman in military uniform.

Tough times that lasted

By 1985, Nigerias foreign debt had ballooned to $18 billion, up from $3.4 billion in 1980 (it would rise beyond $30 billion by the end of the 80s), and external reserves had dwindled to less than $2 billion. Oil prices had been in freefall for 3 years running, and in January 1986 they finally fell to less than $20 per barrel, a record low since the start of the decade.
To his credit Babangida made all the right noises about revamping the economy. In his Independence Day 1985 speech, barely two months old in office, he declared a state of economic emergency for the next 15 months. That speech went on to lay down a comprehensive plan for economic reconstruction.
This plan included a moratorium on new foreign debt, promotion of agriculture and industrial development, restriction of importation to essential commodities, financial sector reform and privatisation.

Populist leanings

IBB was a master of the populist move - ambitious government programs targeted at tackling poverty, and empowering rural dwellers. His government churned out program after program, in a bid to actualize his promises to run an inclusive, people-facing government. In 1986, Babangida launched the Mass Mobilization for Self Reliance, Social Justice, and Economic Recovery (MAMSER).
In 1987, the Directorate of Food and Rural Infrastructure (DFFRI) was launched to promote agriculture and transform Nigerias rural landscape by providing modern infrastructure. Other Babangida creations include the National Directorate of Employment (NDE), National Economic Reconstruction Fund (NERFUND), Peoples Bank of Nigeria (PBN), National Board for Community Banks (NBCB), Nigerian Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC), Nigeria Export-Import Bank (NEXIM), National Planning Commission (NPC), and the Urban Development Bank.
No other Nigerian government presided over such substantial expansion of government bureaucracy as the Babangida administration. In time, the fiscal prudence that Babangida espoused vanished: billions of naira were sunk into an endless transition programme, and in the early 90s, 12 billion dollars worth of windfall crude oil revenue (courtesy of the rise in the oil prices due to the Gulf War) could not be accounted for.
Mr. Babangida also came to perfect the art of dispensing patronage through political appointments (mostly targeted at leading members of the opposition) and a far-from-transparent allocation of lucrative oil blocks.

A man whose words mean nothing

Mr. Babangidas contradictions eventually overwhelmed his reputation so that when, in May 1993, the activist and lawyer Gani Fawehinmi described him as a man whose words mean nothing to him, evidence of this littered his eight years in power.
Only months after vowing to run a government by consultation with the people, Mr. Babangida in 1986 surreptitiously - and unilaterally - took Nigeria, an avowed secular state, into full membership of the Organisation of Islamic Conference (OIC), a body which describes itself as the collective voice of the Muslim world.
Mr. Babangida lamented the large role played by the public sector in economic activity with hardly any concrete results to justify such a role.Ironically, over the course of the next five years, he would go ahead to supervise an unprecedented expansion of government. And despite his deference to the wish of Nigerians to reject the IMF loan, Mr. Babangida went ahead to implement some of the Funds most drastic requirements - a devaluation of the naira, and removal of subsidies, chief of which were the petroleum subsidies.
Mr. Babangida promised Nigerians that the belt-tightening was sorely needed: the painful injection that would usher in vibrant economic health; the mandatory dark lining before a cloud of prosperity. Those reforms, which he christened Structural Adjustment Programme (SAP), came into effect in 1986, with a far-from-pleasant impact on Nigerians. Purchasing powers dwindled, inflation rose, and the obliteration of the middle class began. In 1989, SAP riots rocked the country, as Nigerians had finally had enough of economic reforms which silver lining they waited in vain for.

Greatest failings

Mr. Babangidas greatest failings were however in two key areas: his human rights record, and his political transition programme. In December 1985, a group of soldiers, which included his close friend, Mamman Vatsa, were arrested on allegations of plotting to topple the 4-month old Babangida government. After Vatsa was convicted and sentenced to death, Mr. Babangida assured a delegation of distinguished writers (Wole Soyinka, Chinua Achebe and J.P. Clark), which had come pleading for mercy, that he was determined to do everything in my power to save (Vatsa).
Hours later, Vatsa and the other alleged plotters were executed.
As opposition to Mr. Babangidas rule grew, so did his intolerance for dissent, so that he routinely shut down or proscribed media houses; and harassed journalists, civil society and labour groups using the instruments of state (the State Security Service, Directorate of Military Intelligence and the Police).
In 1986, five students of the Ahmadu Bello University were murdered when mobile policemen invaded the campus to quell anti-IMF protests. He also promulgated a series of draconian decrees targeted at quelling all opposition, and on occasion did not hesitate to deport foreign critics (University lecturer Patrick Wilmot and journalist William Keeling).
In October 1986, frontline journalist Dele Giwa was murdered by a letter bomb in Lagos. Preliminary police investigations stated that senior officers of Mr. Babangidas intelligence services, who had hounded Giwa in his final days, had questions to answer regarding Giwas death. The mystery of the Giwa assassination remains unsolved till date.

An interminable journey

A maddeningly convoluted transition programme, whose terminal date soon became a mirage - first 1990, then 1992, and then 1993 - is one of the most significant things Babangida will be remembered for.
Early on in his administration, Mr. Babangida inaugurated a Political Bureau to kick off, as it were, the national debate on a viable future political ethos and structure for our dear country.
The political bureau was soon followed by a Constituent Assembly, which in 1989 fashioned a new constitution for the country.
Also, in 1989, he created, by presidential fiat, two political parties, the Social Democratic Party and the National Republican Convention. Then in 1991, he released a controversial list of prominent politicians whom he said were banned from participating in the transition programme.
In October 1992, he cancelled the results of the parties presidential primaries, causing new primaries to be held in March 1993. And then in June 1993 he annulled the results of the presidential elections, presumed to have been won by billionaire businessman MKO Abiola.

This was the final straw
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By this time, Nigerians had finally had enough of his shenanigans, and violent protests forced him to step aside on August 27, 1993,My colleagues and I are determined to change the course of history, Mr. Babangida told Nigerians in his maiden speech as Head of State, on August 27, 1985.
By the time he reluctantly relinquished power exactly eight years later, he had achieved that goal, far more successfully than he, or anyone else, could ever have imagined.

Source: Next
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The Holy Book says "my people perish for lack of knowledge".
Will you allow 150m of us (Nigerians) perish or will you ALSO forward this article on the (mis) deeds of our self-proclaimed "evil genius" to all Nigerians that you know
Will you help confirm "maradona" IBB's claim (in Germany in the 90s during one of his radiculopathy treatment trips) that we, his fellow citizens are "docile" (MUGUs) by not sharing this mail
Find a way to get involved at all levels- local, state and federal- this election period for a better Nigeria!!!

^^^^^^^^^^

long tin

incisive though

^^
IBB cannot possibly expect Nigerians to believe this crock.

This guy is really crazy ehh

funniest naija news @
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this guy is suffering from dementia.

“When we were advocating for zoning, it was not because anyone had or has anything against our President Jonathan but we were advocating for zoning to maintain equity, justice and fair play in the country”


Babangida further stated that the idea of zoning, which has been causing uproar in the country in recent times, would only be complete after an Igbo man becomes the president of Nigeria in 2015.
“If we must make every one believe that he belongs to this country, then it is after an Igbo man has been given the opportunity of being president in 2015







Why can't IBB wait until  after the Ibo man  is president . Why should the Igbo man wait until after ibb2015.

Ugh na wa O, So we have to wait till 2015 before we make everyone  to believe he belongs to this country,  Whew,  "Genius"! I didn't think of it that way,  I thought a family or friends  have to be united  before they can move forward together as one or say everyone has to be made to beleve he belongs to this country first; then we can all power forward.

So basically in ibb "smartness"  Keeping to the unwritten pdp agreeement and now to an illogical agitation of  zoning to the North in 2011 on the basis of 2007 Northern presidency, which no one broke but God himself, leading to Jonathan presidency, Is superior to having Everyone feel he belongs to this country,  In a country that wants to move forward,  hmm interesting point there ibb.
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The Yar'Adua election was a sham in the first place, The South were not in favour or Northern return to Power(Amidst talks of Igbo Presidency and South-South Presidency) neither was anybody(significant majority) for Third term.  So the idea that well if Yar adua was alive The South would have waited till 2015 anyway; is totally sickening and unserious.

The agitation for retention of Presidency in the South had even been before 2007 and it's reasons are still valid


Fact is this: Zoning is still a political reality in Nigeria.

, and In the Spirit of Equity, Fairness and Justice and indeed common sense.

An Igbo man should be President come 2011.

It is completly silly to Insist that Nigeria waits till 2015 before they can  all see themselves as one country and finally put a closed end to the Civil War by having an Igbo man taking an Oath to defend and uphold the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria  for all Nigerians
Indeed an Igbo man should be president  come 2011.



The North cannot claim   annihilation should someone from the South emerge president in 2011.

Sometimes I really ask myself what  is all this talk all about. Isn't it about someone who is going to be President of Nigeria for all Nigerians?  Or are you now going there to develop the North more than the South when it's your "turn"? If so should Nigeria be called a country? Should that word Nigera even  exist? not to talk of it having a shape on the map.

True Zoning is definitely still a political reality in Nigeria and we have to accept it.

What the north however got to deal with is:

1.    It is silly to insist that the pdp or any party zone the presidency to the North in 2011 on basis of 2007 presidency.  pdp didn't zone it out of the North in the first place,God did, there is now  a    President from another Zone so dude? that cylce is over., deal with it.


2.   The rotational Presidency or Zoning of Presidency  if they insist on Northern Presidency in 2011  so that Nigerans can wait till 2019 or 2015 to be a united citizenry, then lets have it written down in Nigeria's constitution. The Zoning Issue has to be written down, formalized. It can always be amended whenever Nigerians agree by referendum, theys don't need it anymore.

[color=#000099]Another Arguement is well the Ibo could have waited till 2015 anyway,  well point 2 is for those that  end up with this statement, that the ibo could have waited anyway so why not give it up to the North till 2015. Alternatvely, give it to Jonathan till 2015,,  Nigeria still his it's wounds unhealed and limpng because the way I see it and as many do and ibb clearly does in this case,  there's got to be a closed end to that 67 to 70  issue.





3. The North has to deal with the fact that after over 40 Years at the helm of affairs in an ethnicaly and religiously sensitive country like Nigeria, they've had their fair shair of governance and if they want and preach unity, they should vote and elect  a southerner for President 2011.
It's already fair that Yar Adua  was President in 2007, so they didn't have to live with more than 8 years of Southern rule.(In which I ask but the South had to deal with over 10 Years of unbrocken  Northern rule in a cummulative over 40 years Northern rule  in the country's history  which nevertheless I ask myself agan even though Zoning is a reality , Southern rule or Northern, Isn't the person supposed to be for all Nigerians? , and In the reaity of Zoning shouldn't you be in favour of it to move to Zones it's never been before and be happy that everyone is feeling a  sense of belonging and see the benefit that you become stronger the more united you are?
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The North will come closer to the unity which they crave for, shoud they vote and elect a southern candidate to president come 2011.



Goodluck Jonathan,,   I like that man,,  his case is that of , yea "Goodluck" through to his assension to power, he has shown he can   bring in a new style of  progressiveness,  whether he is the GEJ  or not on facebook; he said it himself in Portharcourt he was going to open an account.The frequent update shows, yea a new style and someone that could have or has some respect for Public perception and Psyching.

Though I do not know what his accomplishments are so far? I  can say that the success of the  Amnesty Programe in the Niger delta is part of his; He is President now and was part of Yar Adua's Government as VP.


However 2011 is not a continuity of the Jonathan Presidency,,  No;   This tenure ends at 11:59 am  on May 29 2011.

By then he would have had a full year as President of Nigeria. (I'm excluding his time as Acting President).

But as I said  2011 Is not a continuity of the Jonathan Presidency, This tenure ends on May 29 2011. That cycle is over.

The new cycle has to begin with the person with the least  number of time as Chief Executive of Government and Commader in Chief  and that is the South-East with 6 months  and not the person who's been at the helm  of affairs for over 30 Years.


I am happy someone from the south south got to be president. Elected or Assended.

He and we have to live with the reality of Zoning. Clearly as he and we all know it was Zoning that brought him to VP ; AP and now  he is  President.

It is not about continuity, Continuity cannot be an arguement here because pdp has been in power for over 10 years but there's no electricity.
So continuity is not an arguement here.

There's something that's been holding us back,from starting not to talk of continuing, which is the Hi 5  from one person  so that the team can work happily together and face their challenges stronger and better.
An that is the Igbo Presidency. The Civil war generation in particularly  bear a stronger grudge against Nigeria and Nigeria holds a similar measure to them (In form of mistrust and exclusion from the Presidency)

, and it's naive to totally exclude a huge and highly signficant chunk, the Igbo peope from key decision makng mechanisms and ulimately the presidency.


Oh someone agrees that there's got to be an Igbo president to put a closed end to the civil war and for all Nigerians to feel a sense of belonging but No,, ehhmmm lets wait till 2019 or 2015.


No one can say the the South-South has not been brought to the main stream politics,  well yea with one year presidency Yes.Aguiyi Ironsi only had six Months,  though again regards South-South there'd be difficulty to claim that Jonathan represents the South-South globally where there is the Edo man and the Calabar Man and many others.
The issue with the South-South is more of fair share of it's resources (short of complete resource control)  and Enviromental protection than it is about Jonathan Presidency.


Totally different from the Issues with the South-East  which is mainly Structural units/Structure of Nigeria and it's Powers as well as the need for Nigeria to resolve it's issue with the South-East and the South-East resolve it's issue with Nigeria.


Nigeria needs to heal it's old wound,, it's still there and that's why Nigeria is limping and they want to talk of continuity in limping or prolong the pain till 2019 or whatever but definitely not at the next doctor's appointment.



Oh yea I can still walk and I can run(though I never won a championship) that wound really doesn't hurt that much,,  Sometimes it itches strongly(with cries of marginalization, non appointments, presidency,  fairness, MASSOB, seccession, it's flag, it's currency, this and that), but I just don't think I should take a pain reliever yet not to talk of see a Doctor.

Well don't you think you should be well and healthy to get on that 100meter race track with Brasil and South Africa or yeaaa! 2020 20  we are going to be on the same dinning table with the U.S A,  By the way 2020 is just ten years away, and I'm sure with the wounds Nigeria has and Atiku, IBB, Shekarou or all three Nigeria will get there. just with the same happiness and success we did from Obasanjo-Yar Adua pdp limping with it's old wound 1999 till 2009.





I am happy we've had a Yoruba man as President, it in no small measure healed June 12 wound very fast enough to move forward., By the way June 12 was more of an all Nigeria issue than it was a yoruba issue, but yea the special country Nigera gets almost everything ethincally twisted.

I am happy Jonathan is now President,  I don't know if the Calabar or Edo man is; whose Zone he comes from, For the South Southerner who see's zoning as a reality.
Yea it is a reality for today's Nigeria.


As far as I am concerned Jonathan should not contest, He is stilll going to get his allowances and pensions as a former Nigerian civillian  leader for the rest of his life; though he's still young and a Poitician he should conduct a credible election, look for a credible South easterner, endorse him or her like most incumbents do for thier parties all over the world, campaign for him or her, however, the election has to be credible.




Jonathan is not unqualfied to be Nigeria's president,  But Nigeria has an Issue to deal with.

Fact is, Ekwueme ought to have been president, based on the NPN's calculations in the Shagari administration,  this was to bring an end closesure to the civil war, In fact  much earlier there was already permutatiions for it to be in 1979 with Azikiwe.
But every calculatiion  was either jettisoned, postponed or overrun by events such as the June 12 (that created a new wound or poliical problem) or the MEND activities(that brought arms struggle with the Federal Government).


But the old wound and argueably the deepest and strongest, a war that had millions dead, executed Rwandan and Dafur style, for 3 years. has still not been brouhgt to that end closure the day the guy that prayed all hail biafra  screams all hail Nigeria.


I know people that say ughhh why do somepeople always go back to the past  instead of moving forward ughh,,,  that is exactly the problem,,  And it's for such peope to live in the political reality of the stage of advancement of the country Nigeria and to show that they do by lettng their wounds heal, I wonder how you intend to move forward with the mosquitoe bite you had if you don't scratch or rub your skin  it to ease of that itchng (Yes some tell you not to scratch or rub it due to inflammation but then it gets TREATED wth medication). Allow the Igbo man lead Nigeria,,  It's NOT a plea, it's just the same  way it happend in 1999 and the way it has been happening in all of Nigeria's history,


, And I know some people say ugh I don't care where the president comes from let the best be the president. Sure Mr. or Mrs Intelligent sounding man  or woman.  I don't know which harvard campus you attend  but the reality of todays Nigeria is Zoning.
The Senate Presidency is Zoned , so is the Deputy,,  House of Rep. e.t.c   So where the person comes from matters for the poltics
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and that's the Nigerian reallity today.  That statement sounds like someone who is anti-zoning, uninvolved politics follower, an  out right pro northern  establishment poltical follower (because he or she enjoys the status quo and knows the leverage the northern block has but doesn't see the dangers in it)



If such people are not for zoning then undo the last "mistake Nigeria made",, by zoning the pdp chairmanship election to the South East.

And by the way of course we all hope for the best person to emerge,  whether you are for zoning or against zoning,  whether you see zoning as a poltical reality for Nigeria's present political age or not; wherever it's zoned to, let the best emerge and work for all Nigeria.



Live with it or not, this present structure cannot produce any president from the any Southern Zone alone. The North with it's monolthic nature covers 19 States as a block, they also can't produce the president on their own but wait there!   Should any election go into run offs it's aways going to be a Northern win even in the most free and fair election. (What Governors and politicians generally abhor of the incumbent president is the use of EFCC and Anti Corruption charges to twist their arms(To submit to the incumbent with ther states/ followership, other wise they'd just vote predominantly ethnic as long as the choices are there)


MKO Abiola had great wealth but was a complete nobody for the elections, if he wasn't backed by large Northern elements in Jos Convention. , and that was because the large number of  Known Notherners were banned, by Babangida in the previous election(With  Adamu Ciroma , Umaru Shinkafi and the Musa Yar Adua leading)  



it is either people and the North do the fair, just, and equitable thing or people and the North might be forced to do so someday (War/Arms struggle, Violence) . (I distinguish bet. people and North here because I understand the leverage the North has. Northerners are also people, , so shut up    )

Biafra was truly Ibo, Eastern Ijaw, Efik , Ibibio e.t.c  together,  but it was lead by the Ibo and when you talk of Biafra you think of Ibo when u think of Nigerain Civil war you remember Ibo,  hardly does it occur to you that there were other ethnic groups involved.

it's high time peope started thinking of Ibo as not anti Nigerian  and Igbo people start thinking of Nigeria as no anti Ibo.




Don't ask me which Ibo man or woman can be president,  You can find that out anywhere,   I can be President,  You(if you are Ibo and believe you can)  can also be president, So can  numerous people,  I do not know of any perfect politician,  Is Barack Obama, David Cameron or Gorden Brown one?

Then in no order of preference  Utomi is, Anyaoku is , Soludo is,  Okonjo Iweala is,  Even Bart Nnaji is ,  If  Jonathan or Yar Adua were one, going by Nigeria's tradition of having previous Governors into Presidency,  then Sullivan Chime is.

Infact the list goes on and on,   Oby Ezekwesili  can be president, Ogbonaya Onu can be President, Ekweremmadu can be president, Akunyili can be president; So can  many other people you never heard of,  who was Barack Obama the politician before he became President Barack Obama.

Just imagine someone from Enugu State house of Assembly coming out to become President of Nigeria, that was Obama.

I  know Nigeria has more issues other than Presidency,  but as Chinua Achebe said  and is widely quoted  the problem with Nigeria is squarely and roundly a problem of leadership.



au revoir.

Rheinmetal:

@Jokestar IBB, seeing that we are the most forgiving lot in the world, we'll let you get on with your one term on the conditions that:

1. You deposit 6 trillion Naira as lie and looting insurance, and;
2. You deposit your yansh to receive 6 strokes of koboko from every household in Naija and 10strokes from all the agberos sleeping in motorparks or under the bridges.

LMAO

General IBB you have had your term No more term 4 you. End of story

IBB says he will only do one round, if we allow him rape nigeria again

let me Bleep nigeria again
i will only do one round, i swear to God

how desperate can you be!!!!
respect the mandate, anybody but IBB
we dont mind ribadu,buhari,sambo, any northerner but IBB

I don't enjoy modifying, it fills up your inbox.

Never mind, just minor "commas"

What does that slowpoke mean by zoning power back to the south-east?, The evil genius will only trigger off crisis btwn the south-east and the south-south in 2015. The south south is currently the cash cow of this country, let it be compensated by having an indigene from that area preside over Nigeria be it 2011 or 2015. Since independence, the north has had a stranglehold on the leadership of this country (with the exception of the ill-fated Obasanjo tenure). What has Nigeria benefited from those illiterates who can't see beyond their eye-sockets lest lead a nation?. As for IBB may thunder fire his wretched balls for putting Nigeria in this terrible situation. Pls go and die with ur rotten loot.

@heyma

Where did you get all that stuff from?

Truly intelligent stuff! 

Are they yours or did you copy them from somewhere?

Occasionally, one encounters a truly brilliant comment on nairaland. 

I'm happy that there are still intelligent posters on nairaland. The place is overgrowing with weeds these days.

I would have suggested an IQ test for every poster here to ensure that only guys like you are commenting here.

Thanks! 

By the time he becomes President, MTN subscribers will have to dial *555*IBB*PIN# to recharge

fyneguy:

By the time he becomes President, MTN subscribers will have to dial *555*IBB*PIN# to recharge

what kind of president to be would talk like this. It reminds me of a primary school text book joke:

On a fateful day, rabbit and his friend were quarrelling on how to divide a love of bread among them. They were almost ready to settle it amicably though one of them has smaller portion.

Mr monkey enters. He said "well, I can make that to really be equal among you. so that no one will feel cheated"

To this new idea, the rabbits were eager to give a try. "okay" one said.

from nowhere, Mr monkey brought a beam balance. "with this, I will divide this loaf equally between you my good friends". With rehearsed grace, he set up the contraption and immediately set to make his judgement.

However, it seems things would not be as expected! One side was significantly greater than the other. To compensate for this imbalance, Mr monkey tore a piece of loaf on greater side and into his mouth it went. He munched it with practised expertise and even belched to show his satisfaction. Did this solve the problem? Your guess is as good as mine. No! It did not. Mr monkey had deliberately made the smaller side to be bigger this time. To 'solve' the new problem, he simply repeated the procedure therefore making the loaf on either side smaller alternatively and ended up consuming everything.

However, after what seemed like eternity, the two sides of the balance became equal. But all the bread had gone! [size=14pt]Simple Monkey trick[/size]

IBB! Bleep off Now!! It is not funny. Stop insulting ME!!!!

"Ibb: I’d Do Only One Term" Where? Kuje or Kirikiri?

Let him beg for half a term even he's not going to get it.

Badamosi, that's one term too many!

This man is a [/color]LIAR[color=Black] he will only use this four year term to [/color] max out his Swiss bank account[color=Black]. What is this PDP thing anyway? What country has a system that says only candidates of so so so and so ethnicity can run??

This PDP system is just a way Northerners use to secure power for themselves because they know that if fair and simple elections were held, it would be hard for them to lead.

God Help Nigeria

by then there would be no nigeria left.

i pity Nigeria (woman)only do,do,do,one time,two times heeeeh
old and young fight to have you but not to marry you

when will u have ur own husband that will love,cherish and fight for u?

I despise IBB and his cunning ways but lets get him in
to spite f.uc.k-heads like bk.babe97y and the millions like him.
I prefer straight-up looters to snake-like beings

Yea, i hate you more.

hackney:

I despise IBB and his cunning ways but lets get him in
to spite f.uc.k-heads like bk.babe97y and the millions like him.
I prefer straight-up looters to snake-like beings

Yea, i hate you more.

To spite me? lol. Hhahahahahahahahaha.lol. hahahahahahaha.ROFLMAO!!! LOL.hahahahahaha! Damn, real Ibo mentality! To spite me?!lol. hahahahaha. I'm here with 24hr electricity, 24hr cable, 24hr security; same with my family! I believe u still got family in Africa. . . . .lol. Yep, I hope he gets made President, it really is gonna have an effect on the life of BKBABE.LOL. HAHAHAHAHAHA!

^^^ and that's your village abi?.
You lot are so smart.

Still excited about all the '24hr' stuff out here?
fresh.

Your entire relatives from ogbomosho are all in new jersey .
yeye fowl wey no fit lay egg.

Family still in Africa? Yep! Don't you know any Nigerians that got cheddar?.
Come to ABJ this Xmas.
Anu-ofia.

hackney:

^^^ and that's your village [/b]abi?.
You lot are so smart.

Still excited about all the '24hr' stuff out here?
fresh.

Ok. . . . seems like u intent on making a fool of urself at all costs! Aight, I'll oblige u. . . . [b]WUT FREAKING VILLAGE OF MINE?! Brooklyn, Queens, The BX. . . . . ? Staten Isle? L.I?. . . WHERE? lOL. fOOL! None of my forebears eva came from a "village" (well, maybe the ones that got sold by your folks; but thats about it).lol. Damn, how Ignorant can yall Ibos be?!? Crabs! "Cut your nose to spite your face" aszz niggazz!

   And wut do u mean "out here"? Where the hell is "here"?!?! You ever compare "small-town-aszz-funny-talking-folks" London to the U.S ever again in your miserable, Biafran, "Human-Guts-Munching" life, Ima buy a ticket and come slap the stu.pid outta your ugly mug!

hackney:


Your entire relatives  from ogbomosho are all in new jersey .
yeye fowl wey no fit lay egg.

Family still in Africa?  Yep! Don't you know any Nigerians that got cheddar?.
Come to ABJ this Xmas.
Anu-ofia.

    Lol. hahahahahaha! Dude, go back to bed!lol. U keep sticking your foot up your aszzz! YOU EVEN EDITED AND ADDED MORE CRAP TO AN ALREADY DUMB STATEMENT! WHY U DO THAT TO URSELF?!LOL. Do I know any Nigerians that got cheddar?! Yes! I know Nigerians that u only see on the pages of your newspaper! You want names? Ok, here goes! Your Indimis, Dokpesis, Marwas, Lawanis, Ibrahims, Garbas, Lawals, Cruzs. . . . . You want more names to remind u how wretched your already hopeless life is?!?! lol!

    Abuja?! Nah, I'll pass! I'll be in the Bahamas, Bermuda and Turks&Caicos with my chic (shes of Ibo descent by the way; and she haaaaates yall native born Ibo men with your horribly stinking accents), you know, doing things . . .  hopping from Island to Island, jet-setting, globe-trotting; having the type of fun your puny, poverty-stricken brain cant even fathom exists. . .  .lol

Bishopking:

what kind of president to be would talk like this. It reminds me of a primary school text book joke:

On a fateful day, rabbit and his friend were quarrelling on how to divide a love of bread among them. They were almost ready to settle it amicably though one of them has smaller portion.

Mr monkey enters. He said "well, I can make that to really be equal among you. so that no one will feel cheated"

To this new idea, the rabbits were eager to give a try. "okay" one said.

from nowhere, Mr monkey brought a beam balance. "with this, I will divide this loaf equally between you my good friends". With rehearsed grace, he set up the contraption and immediately set to make his judgement.

However, it seems things would not be as expected! One side was significantly greater than the other. To compensate for this imbalance, Mr monkey tore a piece of loaf on greater side and into his mouth it went. He munched it with practised expertise and even belched to show his satisfaction. Did this solve the problem? Your guess is as good as mine. No! It did not. Mr monkey had deliberately made the smaller side to be bigger this time. To 'solve' the new problem, he simply repeated the procedure therefore making the loaf on either side smaller alternatively and ended up consuming everything.

However, after what seemed like eternity, the two sides of the balance became equal. But all the bread had gone! [size=14pt]Simple Monkey trick[/size]

IBB! bleep off Now!! It is not funny. Stop insulting ME!!!!

Thanks a lot for the analogy. Very descriptive of the IBB maradona, gap-tooth evil genius style.

Nigeria is in total dis-array! This is very sad. I dont think that these bunch of noise makers really understand what shame is.