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Politics › Re: International Helicopter Flying School In Enugu Granted License by agbameta: 4:58am On Sep 19, 2013
remark D: [s]I can understand when people hate (for whatever reason).... I mean... Israel is surrounded by people who wish they be wiped off the face of the earth.... and everyone can't or doesn't have to live every other person)

but what I don't get is why people, or HOW... they lie so profusely, intentionally, and even when they are caught... are not even willing to own up to their bold-face lies....

I find these kind of people despicable, desperate, devilish and will be doomed - by the very lies they have made their craft...

The reasons for telling their lies is also shocking...

You will lie and intentionally cook up so-called facts, twist phrases here and there (and then pull out a dictionary to start defining words which are normally used without ambiguity...) turn stories on their heads ... all for what?.... for the pulling down and/or portrayal in bad light of a people that are succeeding, and endeavoring to further succeed and progress in this life....

The crab-syndrome a poster mentioned in another was so apt and correct that the righteous Gbawe unashamedly came in to preach his long gospel/epistle.... but will never show up when lies and lies upon lies are coming from his brothers...

The seemingly smart ones amongst them, referring to Katsumoto is guilty of this too... all the way down to the dumbest of them.. the girl called Tinaksai or whatever her name is...

From strawman-based arguments and questions Kats concocts to utter ridiculous comments and long-lasting lies continuously being propaged by the rest of the tribalists here...
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As I said.. hate- I can understand, but bold faced and downright straight up lies....? I don't get... maybe its just me...[/s]
Geezzzz lmao.


This rubbish essay over what? So what the Nigerian air force is building helicopter school in your village? Who cares?

All I'm saying is, ease off on the silly chest beating about the first in Nigeria or Africa which was a lie as usual because there are tons of Helicopter training school in Nigeria and Bristow is one of them.

I don't even see any sane human approaching any Nigerian government related entity for such training unless you are ready to crash and die off malfunctioning and badly maintained helicopter.


All I'm saying is, stop making up lies or silly claims about first here and there.



Aviation college dey Zaria and another one dey for Ilorin in Kwara state. Abge relax joo.
Politics › Re: MMA – Our National Monument Of Shame by agbameta: 4:36am On Sep 19, 2013
dgitrader: in your bigotry dreams


Keep dreaming and hating!
u shall wake-up and appreciate in 2019
Must every statement of fact = Hating?
Politics › Re: Eko Atlantic City To Have 1, 200 High-rise Buildings – Fashola by agbameta: 4:25am On Sep 19, 2013
Politics › Re: Eko Atlantic City To Have 1, 200 High-rise Buildings – Fashola by agbameta: 4:23am On Sep 19, 2013
Ikengawo: This will remedy Lagos' housing problem by making the land all over lagos cheaper.
the rich will prefer to live there and the poor won't have to compete with millionaires for land on, at least, the main land.

I'm worried that this my sap it luster of VI and Lekki in a very profound way if those two areas don't find a means of sustaining themselves outside of housing. Truth be told most Lagosians aren't native to Lagos and don't have any loyalty to one part of lagos over another other than where they find a home. It will thus be very easy for the super rich to relocate to Eko Atlantic in a heartbeat and leave the rest to the rest.

They should start thinking of ways to make VI and Lekki more competitive or Lagos may become one of the most unequal cities in the world. I suggest building more industries there and better amenities (schools and hospitals)
The primary effect is going to be instant real estate crash and natural real estate price readjustments in favor of middle and low class Lagosians.

With the same leadership vigor, pride and dedication, I see a new and very modern Lagos, it's just a matter of time and they just need money and investments to keep rolling in. Eko Atlantic is set to be a huge money bank and tax base for Lagos. Taxes from 250,000 residents and 150, 000 workers payroll tax and also from the state's investments in transportation from land to sea, rail and air.

They've geographically mapped every inch of Lagos state for this or that intended purpose from economic to residential, retail/shopping industrial, farming and so on. VI itself has a master plan detailing 1km of waterfront promenade, hotels and central park..
Politics › Re: Eko Atlantic City To Have 1, 200 High-rise Buildings – Fashola by agbameta: 3:39am On Sep 19, 2013
https://oi42.tinypic.com/2dlksxh.jpg
http://dar.dargroup.com/Projects/LAGOS-MAINLAND-CENTRAL-MODEL-CITY-MASTERPLAN

^^^^^^^^ Next in line...

We'll re sculpture that landscape block by block and brick by brick...

eko o ni baje o
Politics › Re: MMA – Our National Monument Of Shame by agbameta: 3:27am On Sep 19, 2013
funnyx: So this remodeling is also responsible for staff's rude behaviour and the charging of passengers for trolleys or the selling of toilet tissue to customers who wan wipe their yansh?
ile naira: You cannot make a silk purse from sow's ear.
Blueprint ko, strong bullsh.it ni.
The clown is dumb is just too dumb for his own sanity.
Politics › Re: MMA – Our National Monument Of Shame by agbameta: 2:59am On Sep 19, 2013
pay for advertorials to hail them as the Moses of our time when they commission village boreholes.
aka Akpabio overhead plastic basket water work...smh
Politics › Re: Eko Atlantic City To Have 1, 200 High-rise Buildings – Fashola by agbameta: 2:41am On Sep 19, 2013
PapaBrowne: [s]Impressive. That would be big as it will give Lagos the title of the city with the second highest number of skyscrapers.

Do I see this as possible? Why not. But it might take another 50-200 years to hit that number. Hong Kong has the highest number of scrapers with 1250. New York- 582, Tokyo- 410 and Dubai- 285.

Actually and factually, I wouldn't expect that much given that VI which should currently have a good number of scrapers has only built 1 structure above 20 storey in the last decade despite an intense oil boom. Scrapers are expensive and you would need a real international economy to achieve that. If Lagos can seek to be the future Africa's financial hub, then it surely would place itself in the running for such a feat.

My only fear be say, make the ocean no go vex one day oh. [/s]
Abeg spare us your usual ignorant nonsense,
Politics › Re: Bad State Of Lagos National Stadium, Surulere. PICS. by agbameta(op): 2:29am On Sep 19, 2013
Horus:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eU7HW_zaoEQ

[size=15pt]Bad State Of Lagos National Stadium[/size]

The National Stadium in Lagos, Lies waste and desolate
What a cruel travesty...
Politics › Re: International Helicopter Flying School In Enugu Granted License by agbameta: 2:01am On Sep 19, 2013
Dpeacemaker101: Yea, I have been there such a big place with lots of facilities, and good accomodation.
Been there too, lots of helicopters including Apache helicopters, SA 321 Super Frelon, A129 Mangusta ("Mongoose"wink, Westland Lynx and many more. Yeah, lots of accommodation and isi ewu joints.

It's massive, best in Africa... grin
Politics › Re: Eko Atlantic City To Have 1, 200 High-rise Buildings – Fashola by agbameta: 1:55am On Sep 19, 2013
Ilu Eko a tu wa lara o.
Politics › Re: International Helicopter Flying School In Enugu Granted License by agbameta: 12:24am On Sep 19, 2013
gbosaa: @uncle agbameta...i can see you hovering around this thread.. wink

What says thou??

say something sir...pls break the ice.. cheesy
Yes I'm here to attend to this latest empty and shallow chest beating BS jare...


1. This is old news

2. This is not the first helicopter training school in Nigeria talkless west Africa

3. Bristow helicopter training school is a reputable school in Nigeria and theve been around for some time like others.


Abeg ease up on the empty and shallow chest beating lame story...

Now, go back to regular programming...I'm out grin
Politics › Re: Bad State Of Lagos National Stadium, Surulere. PICS. by agbameta(op): 9:31pm On Sep 18, 2013
Horus: I don't think it is sabotage, this is negligence. Someone should be held responsible, who was in charge for the maintenance?
That's the part that gets me, no accountability, no punishment, no dismissal, just business as usual just like the lagos police college, instead of accountability, the Aso Rock dullard rehired and gave them national awards. The same Okiro was appointed to oversee the dame police organization he ran to the ground..


They are all eternally corrupt and incompetent....
Politics › Re: Bad State Of Lagos National Stadium, Surulere. PICS. by agbameta(op): 8:10pm On Sep 18, 2013
Rossikk: [s]
Why don't you care about these people Agbameta?

These are YOUR people.[/s]
I careless about your meaningless internet dumb talk, this is the stadium less than a year ago and till today, it's still not functional and wont be till the next soccer game at this stadium

https://liveofofo.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/national_stadium_abuja_environment_at_present_1_.jpg


https://liveofofo.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/national_stadium_abuja_environment_at_present_3_.jpg


https://liveofofo.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/national_stadium_abuja_environment_at_present_4_.jpg


https://liveofofo.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/the_stadium_main-_bowl_at_presentjpg_2_.jpg
Politics › Re: Bad State Of Lagos National Stadium, Surulere. PICS. by agbameta(op): 8:06pm On Sep 18, 2013
Rossikk: We know they all ''stopped existing'' in your head the minute you began collecting egunje from your state leadership.
I careless about your meaningless internet dumb talk, this is the stadium less than a year ago and till today, it's still not functional and wont be till the next soccer game at this stadium

https://liveofofo.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/national_stadium_abuja_environment_at_present_1_.jpg


https://liveofofo.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/national_stadium_abuja_environment_at_present_3_.jpg


https://liveofofo.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/national_stadium_abuja_environment_at_present_4_.jpg


https://liveofofo.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/the_stadium_main-_bowl_at_presentjpg_2_.jpg




Still the topic of discussion...
Politics › Re: FEC Approves Purchase Of Another 30 Innoson Buses For Civil Servants In FCT by agbameta: 7:58pm On Sep 18, 2013
Kairoseki77: Sincere9gerian, how much is your soul worth to you?

I will buy it. Just tell me your price.
lmao...this is so funny..
Politics › Re: Amaechi's Hospitals Vs Akpabio's Hospitals. by agbameta(op): 7:53pm On Sep 18, 2013
My joy remains the fact that you clowns can not show anything to counter the pictures in this thread.

I even enjoy it more seeing you jokers fall all over ourselves all over the place with irrelevant nonsense, this is the best part for me.

....and until you clowns are able to disprove the pictures with your own pictures, the shame is yours and if you like cry and yell till eternity, the shame is still yours... and akapbio's of course... grin
Politics › Re: Bad State Of Lagos National Stadium, Surulere. PICS. by agbameta(op): 7:47pm On Sep 18, 2013
Rossikk: It's instructive that you find the sight of a child in this situation something to joke and laugh about, while playing the wounded saint with regard to a mere stadium that's now been fixed. Shows you really care nothing about Nigerians, and are only here to score cheap political/ethnic points.
Oloshi, you didn't know it was the picture of a child before posting it to prove your dumb andretarded point even though the picture of some kid in a slum that no longer exist has nothing to do with your rotten National stadium in Abuja....?

Do you really need the picture of a kid to dodge the shame, corruption and incompetence of your adult brothers in ABUJA?

And dodging your Abuja shame to lash on to Lagos and some slum is not trying to score cheap political/ethnic points?


See how fccukkkkeeeddd up you are... grin
Politics › Re: Bad State Of Lagos National Stadium, Surulere. PICS. by agbameta(op): 7:35pm On Sep 18, 2013
Rossikk: Stick to sorting out the mess in Lagos: This kid will do anything to live in that stadium.

[img]http://lexyes686.files./2012/03/lagos.jpg[/img]
Lagos Slum... Managed by the ''competent'' Lagos State Govt.
That's you in the pic? Didn't know you're a slum dweller. ndo grin
Politics › Re: Bad State Of Lagos National Stadium, Surulere. PICS. by agbameta(op): 7:23pm On Sep 18, 2013
Rossikk: GO GET A YORUBA PASSPORT AND SHUT THE FCK UP.

You are not one of us.
I careless about your meaningless internet dumb talk, this is the stadium less than a year ago and till today, it's still not functional and wont be till the next soccer game at this stadium

https://liveofofo.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/national_stadium_abuja_environment_at_present_1_.jpg


https://liveofofo.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/national_stadium_abuja_environment_at_present_3_.jpg


https://liveofofo.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/national_stadium_abuja_environment_at_present_4_.jpg


https://liveofofo.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/the_stadium_main-_bowl_at_presentjpg_2_.jpg
Politics › Re: Bad State Of Lagos National Stadium, Surulere. PICS. by agbameta(op): 7:16pm On Sep 18, 2013
Rossikk: [s]Stick to praise singing the owambe looters of your region and leave the far busier federal govt out of your frustration. While at it, find a way to get your ''competent, corruption free'' SW leaders to NUKE your SW cities and rebuild them, since they seem irredeemable for remodelling for their filth and neglect.







And why is 75% of Lagos officially designated a SLUM since your state govt is so competent? Why are you leaving the trouble in your backyard to look for federal govt stadium in Abuja? Dumb tribalist. Tell me something. Did your father contribute any money to build a stadium in Abuja?

Did the money come from your ''blameless'' ethnic region?




A stadium is not ''non functional'' just because a game is not being played in it. A stadium is non functional if no games CAN be played in it.

You need to get a refund on your bush education.
[/s]
Same off topic and idiotic rant......
Politics › Re: PDP Destroying Nigeria's Image On BBC. Nigerian Politicians Brawl In Parliament. by agbameta(op): 7:11pm On Sep 18, 2013
Can't wait to get rid of the disgusting animals called PDP..
Politics › PDP Destroying Nigeria's Image On BBC. Nigerian Politicians Brawl In Parliament. by agbameta(op): 7:07pm On Sep 18, 2013
https://news.bbcimg.co.uk/media/images/69912000/jpg/_69912043_brawl.jpg
The punch-up in the House of Representatives lasted about 10 minutes

Nigerian politicians have exchanged punches after a splinter group from the governing People's Democratic Party (PDP) tried to address parliament.

The lower house had just reconvened after a seven-week break - during which the new PDP faction was formed.

But a BBC reporter says MPs loyal to President Goodluck Jonathan began shouting and jeering, which upset their rivals and scuffles broke out.

The new faction does not want President Jonathan to seek re-election in 2015.

He has not yet said whether he will stand but some of his allies, including his wife, have started campaigning for him.

The BBC's Ibrahim Isa says he saw one politician tear the shirt of another in chaotic scenes at Nigeria's House of Representatives in the capital, Abuja.

The brawl lasted for about 10 minutes with legislators hitting each other.

TV footage reportedly shows a female legislator poking her finger in the face of a colleague.

Another politician was seen grabbing a chair in an attempt to hit a fellow lawmaker, the AFP news agency reports.

The PDP has won every national election since the end of military rule in 1999, so the party's presidential candidate would be in a strong position to become Nigeria's next leader.

Mr Jonathan has been president since 2010, when his predecessor died in office and he was promoted from vice-president.

He beat off a challenge to become PDP candidate in the 2011 elections, which he won despite opposition claims of rigging.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-24143658
Politics › Re: Italian Palm-Oil Company Relocates To Ile-ife, Osun State. by agbameta: 7:02pm On Sep 18, 2013
Again, another stride and development in the SW...


.......and again of course, the angry and bitter zero development folks from the land of nothing on the other side of the Niger are here to express their usual bitterness and sorrow..


Never fails.. grin
Politics › Re: Italian Palm-Oil Company Relocates To Ile-ife, Osun State. by agbameta: 6:57pm On Sep 18, 2013
abdulslutsky: And dis shall be called O-PALMOIL
And so it shall be called. O-Palm Oil.
Politics › Re: Bad State Of Lagos National Stadium, Surulere. PICS. by agbameta(op): 6:53pm On Sep 18, 2013
mojeer678: @KnowAll - I'm not certain you'll advocate the handling of the stadium to LASG in view of this: http://www.scribd.com/doc/165571963/Hawkers-Sans-Frontieres-Chapter-One-Chapter-Two-and-Chapter-Three
[b] This is not to say that the State government has not been trying its utmost best. Compared to the Federal Government, Lagos State has more bragging rights as shown by it's focused sense of purpose and direction. Look at the laudable efforts which among other things,birthed the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) (It is gladdening that themuch-awaited house cleaning has been embarked upon by the management headed by a former CoP [pardon the pun] regarding the over-zealous cadre that first seemed to have ranamok); creating dedicated lanes for its ‘rapid’ bus services; setting up of the much heralded96.1 FM, the first Traffic Radio in Africa which greatest advantage, according to the critics, has been catharsis; the value it provides road users to vent the pent-up frustration associated withtraffic build-ups; embarking on the very ambitious rail project from Badagry to the Marina;severely restricting the movement of commercial motorcyclists operators popularly known andcalled okada; aggressively filling pot holes on certain roads in the day time when traffic is at itsapogee; and clearing blocked drainage swith its Drain Ducks [/b]





Lagos State, dubbed the Centre of Excellence, was created on 27 May, 1967 and touted to be the economic, financial and commercial nerve centre of Nigeria and the ECOWAS responsible for 65% of Nigerian GDP and over 70% of the national industrial investments. If the devastating traffic situation that is worsening every passing moment is not confronted head-on, all these sterling achievements could gradually be history.The adjusted official census figure for Lagos is19million souls but we know for sure that the unofficial population of Lagos is about 25millionand counting. With a very limited land area, Lagos is approaching a demographic nightmare if the current trend should continue. That probably informed the proactive measures being taken by the State Government to check the wanton ease with which anyone (including rabid terrorist groups) could enter and locate in the State to the detriment of other legitimate residents and adding more pressure on the available facilities and utilities.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/165571963/Hawkers-Sans-Frontieres-Chapter-One-Chapter-Two-and-Chapter-Three


That didn't come from agbameta, it's from the same article you posted. Looks like you posted the article to praise the Lagos state government and rubbish the federal government.

The article railed against traffic situation in lagos state because of unrestrained migration into Lagos state hence the second quote above stating that something must be done by the state.

1. The article praised the Lagos state government as a more competent force than the federal government.

2. You have 2 governments with 2 sports complex to manage. One is doing a great job maintaining it's facilities up to standard while the other let's it's facilities rot over and over and keep wasting tax payers money on repairs.

Based on the above and assuming you need one of them to manage your own facilities, are you going to give it to the lagos state government or the federal government.

We both know the right answer.
Politics › Re: Bad State Of Lagos National Stadium, Surulere. PICS. by agbameta(op): 5:55pm On Sep 18, 2013
Rossikk: No. YOU do not dictate what is discussed here.
Means you are dumb and unintelligent because only people with zero sense of reading and comprehension and lack of any kind of capacity to stay on point and discuss the topic of discussion spews such rubbish. Thanks for letting us know you are incapable of defending your views with valid points relating to the topic.

What a born dullard you truly are.


It is valid to call into question YOUR constant denigration of the federal govt for its failures
The useless and incompetent people everyday give us more than enough material to criticize them with because people like me have something to say all the time about federal incompetence and corruption because they display it all the time. I'm not in charge of the National stadium and they are not paying me what they budget every year to manage that stadium, they collect the money and pocket it and instead of seeking accountability and fire the people involved, they call on JB with our tax money to gloss over their stupidity and incompetence which they are going to do all over again ...


It shows you are not SINCERE in your agitation for better quality leadership in NIGERIA. You operate double standards in your criticism, and that's destroyed your credibility on this forum.



For the umpteenth time, you dishonest tribalist: ABUJA NATIONAL STADIUM IS IN PERFECT CONDITION.
I careless about your meaningless internet dumb talk, this is the stadium less than a year ago and till today, it's still not functional and wont be till the next soccer game at this stadium

https://liveofofo.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/national_stadium_abuja_environment_at_present_1_.jpg


https://liveofofo.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/national_stadium_abuja_environment_at_present_3_.jpg


https://liveofofo.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/national_stadium_abuja_environment_at_present_4_.jpg


https://liveofofo.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/the_stadium_main-_bowl_at_presentjpg_2_.jpg
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Is About To Dethrone Monarchs From His Home Town; Ubah Replies(video) by agbameta: 5:36pm On Sep 18, 2013
The man sounds very reasonable and level headed.

....unlike Ada Obi of course..
Politics › Re: Bad State Of Lagos National Stadium, Surulere. PICS. by agbameta(op): 4:59pm On Sep 18, 2013
Rossikk: Nwa aturu, where do we start with the numerous instances of corruption in Lagos and the SW now being "brushed over with taxpayers' money" via the numerous projects ongoing there which should have been done decades ago by the corrupt, incompetent SW leadership? All the broken streets of Lagos, open drains, and filth caused by the deep corruption of the leaders whose crimes you ignore because they are of your "tribe", only to come pontificating about the federal govt's own earlier failure in a stadium? You fool no one with your stinking double standards, you tribalistic scumbag. Go to Ibadan. It is a complete eyesore of a place, it's people failed stupendously by their leaders. Where is your voice there? Animal.
Oponu, can't read and comprehend, the topic remains NATIONAL stadium Surulere, not your idiotic distractions and irrelevant rants.

1. You gyrated to renovation when the keyword remains non functioning Abuja stadium

2. Then you moved from the topic over to Wembley stadium in England that was never in any rotten state like your own stadium in Abuja

3. Now, it's another topic about the SW that has noting to do with the rotten National stadium both in Lagos and Abuja.

4. Is the SW or the Lagos state government responsible for the rotten federal infrastructures all over the country?

5. There are 2 state game facilities in Lagos state.. Teslim Balogun and Onikan stadium, both are well maintained by the state government.

In fact, the state easily hosted the National sports festival in Lagos including sports like boxing, swimming, basketball and beyond, something we both know was and still impossible to do at any federal sports complex in Nigeria.


Ode, you miss road and embarrass yourself with that dist ration.

No wonder you are dullard related...grand cousin of Oponushuwku of Aso Rock....
Politics › Re: Bad State Of Lagos National Stadium, Surulere. PICS. by agbameta(op): 4:12pm On Sep 18, 2013
obainojazz: sharrap...let men discuss....lol
Sexist misogynist with no respect for women? You are obviously the type that beat up and enslave women..
Politics › Re: Bad State Of Lagos National Stadium, Surulere. PICS. by agbameta(op): 4:10pm On Sep 18, 2013
Rossikk: Can your worthless, incompetent, dumb head not differentiate between a stadium that is rotten and one that has been renovated to its original state? If you weren't a lousy, hateful wretch, why would you pretend the Abuja stadium has not been renovated?
Oponu, the fact that they spent taxpayers money to brush over their incompetence and corruption means it wasn't rotten or does it mean it's functional?


I still need your stupid asss to how us the rotten state of Wembley stadium you clueless dullard.
Politics › Re: Bad State Of Lagos National Stadium, Surulere. PICS. by agbameta(op): 4:00pm On Sep 18, 2013
Rossikk: You have the brain of a mosquito. Ok, Wembley is no longer functioning. There are no games being played there today, and the last game was several weeks ago. So it is not "functioning". Damn, st.upid retar.d.
We are talking about Abuja stadium in Nigeria that the worthless and incompetent federal government of Nigeria let rot, some stadium in England that was never in any rotten state is non of my business you born fool.


Btw, show us the rotten state of Wembley stadium you clueless dullard..

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