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Politics › Re: Obasanjo: It’s An Insult To Question Buhari’s Credentials by abbey621(m): 12:07pm On Feb 12, 2015
This is not new to me or any well meaning Nigerian. It's only those religious/tribal/sentimental people that would continue focusing on certificate, as if running a country is by certificate, we can all see where a PHD holder has led us. Seriously, we need to talk more about unemployment, security, the economy and so on. I will gladly vote PDP if they can show me a viable, concise plan for the next four years, I will vote for them if they can show me a plan that is different from what we have witnessed since 2011. Let's put all these certificate issues and other propaganda aside, its just a waste of time!
Politics › Re: Obasanjo Warns Of Coup, Isn't That Treasonable? by abbey621(m): 3:40pm On Feb 11, 2015
OrlandoOwoh:
With the state of things in Nigeria, if the miliatary strikes, the international community will do little or nothing against it. Obasanjo is an intelligent man that witnessed all the coups, and stands a chance of saying when government may be toppled. Besides, as one of the soldiers that fought during the Civil War to keep the country as one, he won't fold his arms to watch anybody plunge the country into another civil war.
I completely agree!
Politics › Re: Obasanjo Warns Of Coup, Isn't That Treasonable? by abbey621(m): 1:52pm On Feb 11, 2015
Those who insult OBJ are obviously dead brain fools. This man knows how the military works, the elements are ripe for a coup. When you take a clueless president pair it up with an aggressive opposition, add religious/tribal/sentimental issues and top it off with terrorist/militant hostility, you create a nation of instability, a nation of chaos, a nation ungovernable by civilians! The president should put measures in place to make sure such a thing does not happen, any attempt to rig the election or delay the election further will surely result in chaos. The world is watching.....
Politics › Re: The End Of Buhari’s Presidential Candidacy - Femi Aribisala by abbey621(m): 9:27pm On Feb 10, 2015
You guys are so funny, prejury really?? Don't make me laugh! To convict someone of prejury you would have to prove that he lied willingfully and prove intent. Something INEC, the military board and PDP lawyers can't possibly prove. In addition, if APC can show that GMB used the same academic qualifications to contest previous elections then the burden of proof becomes very difficult.
Politics › Re: INEC Hasn't Officially Announced Election Postponement Yet by abbey621(m): 3:06pm On Feb 07, 2015
bid4rich:
I now understand why many people go for change they do not know anything about. Hence, they go from bad to worse. I will rather go for a calculated change than living in a mirage. God bless Nigeria
Good for you, everyone with his or her choice. For some people the suffering is too much and are willing to try anything else, for others life is good and are willing to maintain the status quo.... wink
Politics › Re: INEC Hasn't Officially Announced Election Postponement Yet by abbey621(m): 2:36pm On Feb 07, 2015
bid4rich:
I, as an unrepentant Nigerian want change but not the type backward change APC has to offer. Not even with the retired mind like Buhari / Osibanjo own. God forbid
Then you don't want change badly enough, your case is just like the businessman who invests in the same product year after year expecting different outcome, at which point in time do you take a chance and go with another product? Do you judge a book by its cover? If this current government works for you, vote PDP. If change is what you want, then the only option is to vote APC, it's that simple. You can't eat your cake and have it!
Politics › Re: Jonathan In Presence Of Osinbajo Receives Loud Ovations At Reedemed Camp by abbey621(m): 2:30pm On Feb 07, 2015
I expected him to get a friendly cheer from the crows, after all it is a religious gathering and there's no place for enemity or hatred but don't confuse that with support. Majority of people are going to vote based on the events from 2011 till now, if the Nigerian government made your life better and safer from 2011 till now, by all means vote GEJ, vote for PDP. If the Nigerian government made life more stressful and dangerous from 2011 till now then vote for change, vote APC. Remove sentiments, remove religion/tribalism and vote for your conscience!
Politics › Re: Group Supplies ICC With Evidence Linking Buhari To 2011 Post-election Violence by abbey621(m): 12:13am On Feb 07, 2015
I continue to laugh in swahili! They keep claiming that there are plenty of evidence that he's behind the 2011 violence, some even say he's the Boko Haram sponsor yet not one evidence can stand in court. Even the clueless one knows this, this is why Buhari is still a free man. Take him to court or shut your mouths! Can you imagine from 2011 to 2014, the lawyer must have been sleeping because I can't imagine it takes that long to gather evidence or is it the fact that Buhari has gained so much support compared to 2011 and the opposition is at a point of desperation?
Celebrities › Re: Dbanj Is Not Broke: 10 Differences Between Dbanj & Donjazzy by abbey621(m): 6:00pm On Feb 06, 2015
goldendiamond:
My 10 differences between Dbanj and DonJazzy

1. Family Background
2. Mohits Records
3. Generousity
4. Business sense
5. Endorsements
6. Foundation
7. Influence
8. Diversification
9. Music Concerts
10. Age & Humility


1. FAMILY BACKGROUND
Donjazzy has always hidden details about his family background obviously based on the fact that its nothing to be proud of. As you all know, his brother Dprince is from same mother but different fathers. However dbanj has a solid close knit family with kids brought up with christian values. No wonder we hear such inspiring lyrics from some of his songs like mobolowowon, olorunmaje, mr endowed(remix) and the recent collabo with oritsefemi(double wahala remix). Mohits first crib was given to them by dbanj's mum(a bungalow at michael otedola estate) and their first official car too. dbanj is from a good and admirable family with successful siblings and responsible parents.



2. MOHITS RECORD
Despite the misinterpretation in the media that donJazzy owned mohits, it became clear to all(after the break up) that its was a partnership between the two friends. They both owned the record label 50-50 and dbanj had more controlling power(that's why he could sign artistes at will). Donjazzy never owned mo-hits records, it was a partnership between both of them(that was why donjazzy had to drop the name when they broke up). When 2face left kennis music or when wizkid left EME, tell me did baba keke and banky W change their business names. Dbanj even had more shares in mo-hits. He was everything and controlled the label. That was why all concerts they performed back then, you will always see "Dbanj & Mo-hit all stars" on handbills or bill boards. The whole group leveraged on his brand name.


[b]3. GENEROUSITY
Donjazzy is a stingy and greedy guy that was why wande coal left when he felt cheated. He was just wasting the boy's life away performing at shows but no album to show for it. Wande left and immediately was endorsed by telecoms giant globacom; and released his own songs under his black diamond. If you doubt me search it on google on "why wande coal left mo-hits.

I pity those three new recruits(Reekado banks, Di'ja and Korede bello), donjazzy will just keep using them and hiding under the disguise of "mavin all stars" but they won't av any album to their name except they wise up like tiwa savage who spends her own money to make videos(backed by support of her manager/husband)

Dbanj is arguably the most generous artiste in africa. He once said when asked how rich he was in an interview. I quote "money is just a material thing and vanity upon vanity, all is vanity". He gave wande coal a brand new Prado after he crashed the car he won from Hiphop World awards(now the headies). He bought six range Rovers few years. gave D’Prince an LR 3, after he crashed it, he bought him a Range, and it’s no news that he bought two Bentleys; one for himself and one for Don Jazzy.

DonJazzy has never even bought a car for his brother Dprince so how can he buy for others in Mohits. And after the MoHits break up with Jazzy, Dbanj bought a Benz C-class worth over N9million for Kswitch and a luxury automobile for himself - the Aston Martin Vantage V8. He also got a 2014 Honda CRV jeep for his sister as a wedding gift. What a generous man.



4. BUSINESS SENSE
At Mohits, Donjazzy was in charge of music production while dbanj ran the business aspect. There are many music producers eg lengudury, idcabbasa, Jmartins, Dr frabz, J-soul, Spellz, Sosick, Sarz, TY-mix, Cobhams etc to mention a few. So dbanj doesn't need jazzy to make good music(as he can simply employ the services of any good producer) but jazzy needs dbanj to be business oriented. No wonder dbanj has achieved much more business wise after the Mohits break up. But all jazzy has been doing is just making music(that majority of the income goes to marketers like obaino music, Tjoe records and Ahbu ventures) the three kings that run alaba international.

In 2013, D’banj received an invitation from Hennessy to visit France and was the headlining act for the 2013 edition of Hennessy Artistry. In 2014, Dbanj's song "Bother You” was the official soundtrack for the highly acclaimed and world renowned “Half of a Yellow Sun“ movie adapted from Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's best selling novel.
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5. ENDORSEMENTS
Don jazzy has very lucrative endorsement deals including one with Loya Milk worth about N50m. MTN is worth N25m, and his endorsement with Samsung Africa also made some millions.

In 2013, D'banj was named the Bank of Industry (BOI) ambassador worth multi millions. In Nov 2013, D'banj re-signed a multi-million Naira deal with Globacom, the company he parted ways with in 2010 where he cashed in over $500,000. In October 2014, D'banj was named the official African ambassador for Beats by Dre(a company owned by Apple). The biggest ever endorsement deal by any african musician.

For a software giant like apple and perhaps the most innovative infotech company in the world notable for unique products like ipods, ipads, macintosh OS, apple MAC laptops, iphones, apple watch etc to chose dbanj out of the multiple artistes making hits in africa is quite awesome. Indeed this man is highly favoured.


6. FOUNDATION
Donjazzy from our records has no operational foundation. D'banj is the founder of Koko Foundation for Youth and Peace Development and has been involved in many humanitarian and charitable programs both locally and abroad. This act has opened doors for him globally and with his great sense of humour he keeps endearing himself to top executives locally and on the african continent.


7. INFLUENCE
Dbanj is far more influential that Jazzy and has become a global brand. Dbanj has met with the who is who in the world through the ONE campaign and other platforms. Bill gates, Mo Ibrahim, Aliko dangote, mike adenuga, femi otedola, goodluck jonathan, issa hayatou, sepp blatter etc. Dbanj performed at the CAF nations cup in 2014 a deal worth over $200,000. He also has relationships with top american artistes like kanye west, Jay Z, beyonce, Snoop, 2chains, Big sean to mention a few.

He is also Nigeria's first United Nations Youth Ambassador for Peace. Dbanj is the ONE campaign ambassador in support of agriculture investments. He was among the few stars invited to the prestigious white house to raise awareness on agriculture in Nigeria as part of the Bono’s global humanitarian group. He also led 18 other African artists on the song "cocoa na chocolate" and won Best African Collaboration at the All Africa Music Awards in 2014.



8. DIVERSIFICATION
Don jazzy is only known for music and his nite club but dbanj has succeeded as a musician, entertainer, ambassador and now diversified into various forms of business especially agriculture(cocoa farming to be precise and his koko garri that has been endorsed by the richest nigerians). Following the foot steps of foreign artistes before him that have diversified into other profitable ventures; knowing fully well that you cant keep churning out hit songs for life.



9. MUSIC CONCERTS
After the break up of mohits, dbanj's DB records av staged two high profile concerts that was sold out. Koko concert and D'kings men concert. This two events enjoyed massive sponsorship from multinationals, banks and top nigerian companies. The two concerts game him a combined income of over N250million from ticket sales alone and others from sponsorships. Mavin records till date is yet to organise any notable music concert.

Dbanj also has over 35 awards to his name which includes: BET Awards, Channel O Music Video Awards, Fizz Awards, Ghana Music Awards, The Headies, Kora Awards, MOBO Awards, MTV Africa Music Awards, MTV Europe Music Awards, Nigeria Entertainment Awards, Nigeria Music Video Awards, Sound City Music Video Awards, World Music Awards, 4Syte TV Music Video Awards and the recent All Africa Music Awards in 2014.



10. AGE and HUMILITY
Despite being older than DonJazzy, dbanj still respects him and created a high profile for him which made people to adore jazzy. The words "its don jazzy again" became a popular slogan during the Mohits era. It was all his idea to make Jazzy look like the Don.

Jazzy on the other hand isn't humble but very arrogant. He once ordered his body guards to beat up a guy in a nite club. He once had a grudge with ikechukwu which made them to part ways. Dbanj also had issues with ikechukwu but later settled it and accepted him back to his crew at DB records. DonJazzy disliked Dr Frabz out of envy just because frabz created the beat for the highly successful "WHY ME" that shot them to prominence. Jazzy never acknowledge publicly that it was Frabz beats. Due to this Dr Frabz left mohits too on a bad note. (Frabz, kswitch and myself attended the same university in Nigeria so these are confirmed facts).

Dbanj and Tuface are the most humble nigerian artistes you can ever meet. If you've been shunned by other artistes in public you will understand what I mean. Dbanj response to his fans is very impressive despite his A-list celebrity status.



CONCLUSION
Dbanj has a great sense of humour which makes him very likeable. He thinks globally but jazzy prefers to be a local champion. This was the reason for the problems of Mohits. Dbanj was thinking ahead and planning to expand the Mohits brand when they met Kanye west in the US but DonJazzy couldn't humble himself because kanye was also a producer and he knew he may be relegated to the background. No matter what our entertainment industry(whether music or movies) is doing today, its was all adopted from the west. Even the gadgets and equipments we use to produce music was manufactured by europeans and americans. So please tell me is there a crime that Dbanj was thinking big.

The latest tape released on "THE TRUTH" also exposed the envy that existed in Mohits from the outburst of Dr Sid stating that "his brand and star is too big, its overshadowing...". What a wicked world that the same people you call family can gang up against you just because of your success. Imagine if a kelly rowland envied beyonce, will their relationship still be intact today.
The truth is no one can be trusted except God. In conclusion, my advice to Dbanj is to "forgive others not because they deserve forgiveness but because you deserve peace".

Now to all bloggers that may copy this piece and paste on their blog; my advice to you is that "be original because imitation is your limitation and your originality is your greatest value" This is a copyright by my humble self so ask for permission before using it.

Check my nairaland profile to contact me. God bless Nigeria. One love.
Is this guy for real, just look at the bolded statements! Next time you want to write a piece on a social forum, kindly state at the beginning
IMO or that this is just your opinion and not facts angry angry angry
Politics › Re: BAKARE BOMBSHELL: How I Was Forced To Sign Resignation Letter As VP Candidate by abbey621(m): 4:48pm On Feb 06, 2015
NPComplete:
LOL u keep making a monkey of urself. U look foolish enough already no need to disgrace urself the more. Here is my reply to you when u tried to project ur ignorance on me.


The part in red clearly shows I acknowledged the context in which ur assertions would be correct. U obviously don't pay attention and argue blindly. I have advised u to pay attention to details before u run ur mouth. I hope u will learn one day. Now run along. U have been put in ur place. Please refrain from joining in a discussion that is beyond ur ken from this day forward. tongue
If u need tips on how to build ur mental muscles, let me know. LMAO.
Baboon stop trying to justify yourself, even the parts in red shows your ignorance, they don't have to be impeached, they could resign voluntarily and the senate president will take over before a fresh election. The more you try to sound intelligent the more ignorant you look. See fool trying to school me on taking things within or out of context, your whole premise is invalidated by your lack of comprehension, taking one part of the constitution and using it without looking at the remaining parts. I repeat, you are nothing but a demented character looking for solace in the ignorant bliss of your own madness, freaking baboon!
Politics › Re: BAKARE BOMBSHELL: How I Was Forced To Sign Resignation Letter As VP Candidate by abbey621(m): 4:14pm On Feb 06, 2015
NPComplete:
U be mumu.
I bet no one taught u about context. Keep convulsing. What started this whole discussion? This is what started it: PDP guys were claiming that the same deal they tried to make Bakare sign is what they will use to replace Osinbajo should APC win. Some of them are even claiming Tinubu intends to do so and make himself closer to becoming president thus since he would be vice president and in case anything happen to the 72 year old president.
Then being a stupididiot that u are, u rushed in and started insulting people without using ur head and calling them goats saying their proposal was impossible? Did u not? That was when I replied u and told u to think and see the possibility of it happening and then reminding u of ur foolishness since u were claiming others were the foolish ones. Is that not how the conversation started?
Now u are talking shit about me thinking of Osinbajo becoming president and nominating Tinubu for vice. When did I say that? U be mumu. Not everyone is as foolish as u to think that kind of nonsense because we all know the president and vice cannot come from the same region let alone tribe.
Next time pay attention to details before mouthing off. Pathetic mugu. LMAO grin
Listen up hegoat, if not that you are daft and careless, you would have used that same context to look at my points before rebukking it. If you read the constitution like I pointed out, you would know that my points are valid. I can clearly tell from your writings that part of your brain lacks oxygen otherwise you won't talk to me about context, your entire premise is based on taking things out of context, baboon!
Politics › Re: BAKARE BOMBSHELL: How I Was Forced To Sign Resignation Letter As VP Candidate by abbey621(m): 3:02pm On Feb 06, 2015
NPComplete:
Thank u for exposing ur foolishness to the world. This is what happens when halfwits try to pass themselves off as intellectuals.
Here is what the constitution says:
(3) Where the office of Vice-President becomes vacant:-

(a) by reason of death or resignation, impeachment, permanent incapacity or removal in accordance with section 143 or 144 of this Constitution;
(b) by his assumption of the office of President in accordance with subsection (1) of this section; or

(c) for any other reason,

the President shall nominate and, with the approval of each House of the National Assembly, appoint a new Vice-President.


See your life? Dung beetle.
The president nominates and appoints the new vice president in such a case.
The same even holds for Deputy governors. Whenever they are impeached, the governor nominates the new Deputy governor. It happened in Enugu, Lagos, and many other states in Nigeria. Never has the House Speaker taken over except when both the governor and his deputy were both impeached at the same time.
What u said only holds true when both the president and vice president are impeached or both die.
Hope u have learnt. Now go back to whatever senseless thing u were doing before and leave the thinking to people that have brains. This is beyond u, worthless goat. U have been schooled.
Thanks for making a mockery of urself. U didn't even research and u came here shooting ur mouth off. Now whose ignorance is amazing? LMAO grin
If not that you are a nuisance, read the bolded words carefully and see if what you wrote afterwards makes sense. If a president is dead, the VP becomes president and can choose another VP, everybody knows that. My point was in the case where we lost both the president and VP, the senate leader takes over. If you can't comprehend simple English then you better educate yourself. Furthermore, by your fantasy you actually believe the scenario: Buhari elected==> Buhari dies, VP Osibanjo becomes president and appoints Tinubu as his VP==> Osibanjo Resigns or dies and Tinubu takes over, I think you've watched too many Nollywood movies!


146. (1) The Vice-President shall hold the office of President if the office of President becomes vacant by reason of death or resignation, impeachment, permanent incapacity or the removal of the President from office for any other reason in accordance with section 143 of this Constitution.
(2) Where any vacancy occurs in the circumstances mentioned in subsection (1) of this section during a period when the office of Vice-President is also vacant, the President of the Senate shall hold the office of President for a period of not more than three months, during which there shall be an election of a new President, who shall hold office for the unexpired term of office of the last holder of the office.



So who's the fool here, you freaking baboon!
Politics › Re: BAKARE BOMBSHELL: How I Was Forced To Sign Resignation Letter As VP Candidate by abbey621(m): 12:55pm On Feb 06, 2015
NPComplete:
Sorry dude. But u are the one with no brain here. Think!!!
The VP resigns and Tinubu is chosen as the new VP. Then from there anything can happen. If something bad were to happen to the president who is already 72, Tinubu sure has the presidency.
So it is stupidity that will make someone say it is impossible. Use ur head. And stop reasoning like the goat u call others.
You are the fool here, I suggest you go and read the constitution, if the VP resigns or dies, the senate leader becomes the next president. Your ignorance is amazing, before you come here and argue blindly how about you do some research you freaking baboon!
Politics › Re: BAKARE BOMBSHELL: How I Was Forced To Sign Resignation Letter As VP Candidate by abbey621(m): 3:02am On Feb 06, 2015
Plenty people with head but no brains. Even if Buhari dies and VP is forced to resign, according to the constitution Tinubu can never become president without a fresh election. This is nothing but a cheap attempt to cause controversy but whether you goats like it or not, Nigerians have decided, it's going to be the clueless GEJ or the experienced Buhari, take it or leave it!
Politics › Re: Give The Youths A Chance. Say No To Recycled Leaders. by abbey621(m): 11:04pm On Feb 03, 2015
mrrock:
Unfortunately, you're consistently missing the point.

Listen.

Buhari is not a presidential material.

1. He's not educated.
2. He's old at 73 to rule Nigeria.
And you are arguing blindly, show me a leader in the world that has performed magnificently because of his age. Show me a leader in the world that has not performed well due to his age and his age alone. You'll be surprised that it is those old aged leaders that outperform their young counterparts. For your information, some of the worst dictators in the world are youths wink wink
Politics › Re: Give The Youths A Chance. Say No To Recycled Leaders. by abbey621(m): 10:45pm On Feb 03, 2015
mrrock:
.

Every one you listed here was educated, unlike Buhari a semi illiterate that can only boast of WASC (secondary school certificate).

Also let me inform you we're in 2015 brother. Those people can no longer rule their country today. The world order have changed since 2001.

By-the-way, Regan was born in 1911 and became president in 1981 at age 70 not 73 like your Buhari.

Perez is a ceremonial head of state. The real ruler of Israel is Benjamin Netanyahu. Get your facts right.

The other you from Netherlands you mentioned is too archaic to get a mention here. The world have changed as I told you.
Can you see your life? First you protest against his age, now it's about his qualifications? So there's a real difference between 70 and 73 huhLike I said I won't argue with you too much, age is useless when compared to experience.
Politics › Re: Give The Youths A Chance. Say No To Recycled Leaders. by abbey621(m): 10:04pm On Feb 03, 2015
mrrock:
Unfortunately, Buhari when he was your age have already done his best for Nigeria and have nothing more to offer today. Good luck with your choice though.

By-the-way, can you list me names of prosperous democratic countries with presidents at 73?.
Google Ronald Reagan and find out how old he was when he was president or Prime minister Jong of Netherland(99yrs old) or Napolitano of Italy or Peres of Isreal, my guy do your research and see how age is not a factor. Age has nothing on your quality of leadership, in Nigeria we are focused on worthless things such as age, religion and ethnicity when the real qualities we should be looking at is experience, communication and effectiveness.
Politics › Re: Give The Youths A Chance. Say No To Recycled Leaders. by abbey621(m): 9:31pm On Feb 03, 2015
mrrock:
Very funny how you call a 50 years plus Jonathan an old man whereas a 73 years old man is perfectly ok by you. Sometimes, I wonder whether you people think in reverse order.
You can as well go to your village and vote the oldest man there as the next president of Nigeria. I think that would be very good since age doesn't matter.
Sho gbadun, did I inform you that I'm okay with Buhari's age? I'm trying to tell you that by your definition of youth, they are both disqualified. However seeing that we don't have a choice but to vote for one of them, I would rather vote for the experienced machine capable fo tacking Boko Haram, not a figurehead who would rather negotiate with them!
Politics › Re: Give The Youths A Chance. Say No To Recycled Leaders. by abbey621(m): 9:19pm On Feb 03, 2015
By your reasoning, even GEJ is too old to be president. The fact remains that most youths in this country are still not capable of leadership and whether we like it or not, the elecion is between a clueless president with 6 years of mediocrity or a proven general with experience and momentum on his side, vote wisely and shine your eyes!
Family › Re: Concern As More Us-based Nigerians Murder Their Spouses by abbey621(m): 7:06pm On Feb 03, 2015
Kachisbarbie:
I personally have this view about Westerners. I feel, a whole lot of them have mental problems innately. They only wait for the "right time" to strike.

Whatever the woman did, can never be enough reason to murder her. Our Nigerian women- go through a whole lot in marriages...they don't go killing sprees.
I have to disagree with you, is it not in Nigeria where we see several cases of Women hiring assassins to kill their husband, is it not the same Nigeria where women patronize witchcraft just to control their husband or preserve their marriage? The cases pointed out by the OP is far and few, it represents a minority when we look at the number of married Nigerian couples living abroad. Individual personality matters a lot in these cases, a combination of a weak/violent man mixed with a stress filled situation.
Family › Re: Concern As More Us-based Nigerians Murder Their Spouses by abbey621(m): 6:55pm On Feb 03, 2015
When people lose sight of where they come from and put all hopes in another man's land, this is exactly what happens. The Western world will continue to be dominated by women, there's no stopping that, there's a feminist agenda out there and the ultimate aim is to cripple the moral of men to the point that they become a shell of themselves. Everyone knows that with great power comes greater responsibilities, when you empower women to a certain point, they show exactly how dangerous they can be. A smart man however should always be one step ahead, a man should not get so comfortable as to chop with both hands and forget the future. Anything can happen, I repeat Anything can happen! It takes the grace of God for any relationship to work especially here in the States were marriages are being shattered everyday and the gays are growing from minority to majority. Those men who allowed the devil to push them to the point of killing their spouse are of weak minds, never allow someone to take away your freedom, your liberty, your sanity!
Politics › Re: Channelstv Presidential Debate: A.P.C Should Stop Misleading The General by abbey621(m): 4:07pm On Feb 02, 2015
nortcentrallord:
How many debates will he dodge? So no Nigerian body is worthy to organize a debate for mallam Buhari in this country? This is the same man that has refused to tender a letter to cambridge for his result to be released. What a show of shame.
Go and look at his past debates, he is not afraid of debating but I think right now it is more to his advantage if he does not debate. He has the momentum, sometimes silence is golden!
Politics › Re: Channelstv Presidential Debate: A.P.C Should Stop Misleading The General by abbey621(m): 3:35pm On Feb 02, 2015
This is the 21st century, I would really like the General to debate and expose GEJ's cluelessness but my fear is that the debate would turn into a personal attack. Instead of issue based debate, we would have attack on his military record, his credential and even his religion. APC is very smart and the leaders know that with just a few days till the election, if GMB does nothing and maintain the current momentum the election is his, it is up to GEJ and PDP numbskulls to discredit him, a feat they clearly can't accomplish!
Politics › Re: You Can Ban The Press If They Will Embarrass A Public Officer - Buhari by abbey621(m): 5:10pm On Feb 01, 2015
Another propaganda aimed at blinding Nigerians. I implore you all to watch the youtube video in its entirety. What you'll discover is that the general was basically attacked throughout the interview in an attempt to discredit him, first they said he can't speak English, next they said he has no certificate and now he's an enemy of the press, when will the propaganda stop? We all know about military rule, every military head state restricted the press at one point or the other but propagandist only see what they want to see. It would be cynical to believe that a Buhari in his 70s would exhibit the same autonomous control he had back in the military era. We are at the age of social media, huge international awareness, gone are the days of restricting the press. My advice to GEJ paid propagandist, talk about the serious issues facing the country, talk about GEJ's plans for us for the next four years and how it will be more effective than the years he's spent already. Time is running out, the wind of change is now full blown!
Politics › Re: Threats: Ohanaeze, MASSOB, OPC Back Nigerdelta Militants by abbey621(m): 2:28pm On Feb 01, 2015
What a joke! OPC is a group that's basically extinct, the Yoruba people will never support GEJ during this election, we are a lot wiser than 2011. Another shocker, the Igbos that I know will never fight a war alongside the Ijaws, there's zero chance of that happening, the bitterness between both groups dates back to the time before Jonathan had no shoes. So who is deceiving whom? MEND will not fight a war outside of the Niger-Delta, the cowards won't dare go up North, OPC does not have the tools or the support to go outside of the Southwest, seems to me the only group capable of spreading terror is the world famous Boko Haram. I would advice Nigerians to keep focus on the common enemy which is Boko Haram and use this election to vote for a capable leader, a leader that won't negotiate with terrorists/militants.
Politics › Re: Buhari Danced In Ibadan! (video) by abbey621(m): 12:24pm On Jan 31, 2015
mikeansy:
Buhari's only ideas on the economy is on the extractive industry

Save money from corruption and re-invest in mining?

In an age where countries are encouraging local manufacturing in order to employ more people and diversify the economy?

And the he goes on to refer to PHCN as NEPA. The man is still stuck in the 80s!
Why can't you try to reason instead of taking everything at its face value. The man mentioned NEPA because it is a name everyone is used to. One of the major attributes of a great leader is the ability to reach the simplest of minds, why call it PHCN when the crowd understands NEPA. Furthermore, the general only stated one of his plans, he did not say he'll use the whole economic budget to invest in mining, just the savings recovered from corrupt officials. I think this is very commendable because we all know the Nigerian mining industry is in a state of extinction. Also, this election is not only about the general, no my friend it is about the possibility of change. We are faced with two options, continue with the same PDP governance which has led to the systematic collapse of the Nigerian economy and the outright disregard for the safety of the citizens or give change a chance and vote for the opposition. I am a big supporter of change, I refused to be deceived by useless rhetoric, religious/tribal sentiments and propaganda. I am not voting for Buhari alone, I am voting for his advisers, I'm voting for change, I'm voting for a rebellion; for a new opposition led government that will be eager to prove its worth to the people during its first term. Lastly, what do we call someone that does the same thing over and over again expecting a different outcome? Insane! We keep voting for PDP expecting progress yet we are constantly disappointed, in 2011 we fell for the 'I had no shoes' trick, this is 2015, are we still so gullible?
Celebrities › Re: Prince James Uche In Need Of Assistance by abbey621(m): 2:31pm On Jan 30, 2015
musicwriter:
As a researcher I can tell you for sure these Hollywood actors/actresses are eating themselves to death. Once they show up on screen and see little money the first thing they do is want to consume all the meat and sweets of food. They get their body system clogged and grow outrageously fat, all of them. You see someone in a movie and one year after if you see the same person you wouldn't recognize them.

To stop these deaths, Nollywood should learn something about dieting.

1. Eat mainly vegetables (avoid meat even though you have money to buy all the meat in the market).
2. Avoid oil and fatty foods.
3. Avoid sugar. Drink your teas without sugar. (if you must use sugar don't use more than a cube a day).
4. Eat fish instead of meat.
5. Don't drink cold water.
6. Drink lots of water.
7. Don't eat more than once (at most twice daily).
8. Don't sleep with the air condition on. Or, reduce settings to minimum.

A doctor at Lagos university teaching hospital- LUTH, gave me this instructions and I follow them religiously.

You may ask why I'm writing this long epistle, but it saddens my heart whenever I hear of this death spree in Hollywood. If every other profession have that rate of death the population of Nigeria would be reduced to 1 million in a blink of an eye.

I was once like you when I first made money, I was at the point of death
because of goodies and all I ate. It's called gluttony and it's the worst killer in
America. Americans live so good that they die of food, obesity, which cause
heart attack, and then stroke because the body system have been blocked by
food intake.

Few people I notice eat well are below.

Ramsey Noah watches his weight.
Vyonne Nelson watches her weight.
I think Ms. Nnaji do as well.
These people will never have diet related health issues which is killing their colleagues.

A WORD IS ENOUGH FOR THE WISE.
Are you cursed or are you just ignorant? You do know that kidney or heart disease could be caused by other factors besides poor diet. Furthermore look at the bolded, did you do any research at all, freakin retardz!
Politics › Re: The Broom Or The Vacuum Cleaner? by abbey621(m): 1:54pm On Jan 29, 2015
Yes PDP is a vacuum cleaner, very advanced machine but no electricity to operate it which makes it useless. Nigeria needs a strong broom, very affordable and yet highly efficient. Vote for the broom, vote for efficiency!
Politics › Re: Mujahidat Daba Dokubo Reacts To Gen. Danjuma's Call To Arrest Asari Dokubo by abbey621(m): 1:52pm On Jan 29, 2015
It's easy to see why Nigeria is in a state of confusion and chaos. When people utter words carelessly without any iota of truth or fact but then again what do you expect from a militant, a law breaking terrorist! What's the difference between Boko Haram, MEND and other hoodlums? They all feel aggrieved and have decided to take the law into their hands. Nigerians listen up, let no person or group intimidate you. We can all see the results of PDP led governance from 2011 till now, without being in a war we can see how many lives were lost; without being in a depression we can see how many graduates are unemployed and how many families struggle for food and shelter. Let them talk about religion, tribalism and other sentiments all they want, it is just a pathetic attempt to hide the fact that they have failed. Let us all shine our eyes and wake up, the president knows the source of Boko Haram, he informed us they are part of his government yet he has been powerless to stop them. Mr. President how about you stop covering for your friends and do your job!

#DoYourJob
#SayNo2Failure
Politics › Re: Apc's Reply To Prof Charles Soludo by abbey621(m): 8:21pm On Jan 27, 2015
I am not a fan of either candidate neither I'm I the type to follow the crowd but looking at the events of 2011 to the present day, one cannot help but hope for any alternative. PDP has gotten too fat to fight for the masses, GEJ too nice and slow to tackle blood thirsty terrorists and his advisors are too daft to save our crumbling economy, I would like us to think big, let's use our votes to make history, let's use it to send a message to these politicians, that no position is permanent, this election represents perhaps the best opportunity for the Nigerian populace to voice their discontent. My brothers and sisters, forget propaganda, forget religious sentiments, tribalism and all the menacing rhetorics. Think about your future and the future of those that matters to you, do we settle for the same mediocrity or do we at least give change a chance? There's no messiah anywhere coming to save us, we have the power to rewrite our path starting with this election, rise up Nigerians!
Politics › Re: Why I Will Vote for GEJ by abbey621(m): 2:35pm On Jan 27, 2015
It's funny that 80% of those commenting on here either don't have a job or are working in a place where they are highly underpaid. The same 80% have witnessed epileptic electricity over the past few years among other things, yes I must say GEJ is working well. The irony of it all is that most of you deserve what you get, if you vote for a president based on religion/tribal/sentiments be prepared to accept the result. 2011 to 2015....Real progress, Up unemployment, Up insecurity, Up poverty......GEJ 4 life!
Romance › Re: Etisalat Sales Girl Has Put My Relationship in Trouble by abbey621(m): 7:44pm On Jan 26, 2015
I would suggest you find yourself another girlfriend, in a civilized country she would have been jailed for assault. Such a woman cannot be wife material. Now let's talk about you, it is obvious you have no regard for your safety. In Nigeria of all places, you invite a total stranger into your house, into your bedroom. That's a no no bro, unless you wanted some side action, I suspect your motives!

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