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[quote author=obo_man]@al harem It's insensitive because he could have simply delayed the process, to the understanding of the traditional rulers. Are the traditional rulers meant to coronate him not Nigerians? If I were in Sanusi's shoes, I would simply delay the process, and explain my reasons to the traditional rulers, who will understand my actions and share my empathy. My fellow staff were burnt beyond recognition, and I'm off to Kano for a title? That is gross insensitivity at the highest level.[/quote]I do support your comment. |
Beaf: This is funny!Lawan is on his own and he is not any born to rule crap. GEJ appointed him isn't it ? So deal with him as an individual rather than using phrases to translate something else |
Billyoniare goes Beaf comes. Very great indeed LOL |
Billyonaire: You are truly the son of your father. Amoeba Protus!Just listen to yourself "Great Beaf". Being great is not by mouth, You MUST fight for justice for the people regardless of whatever they pay you. Yes you would be great then. Having all the money from bribes and propaganda would never make you great, it is just for your immediate enjoyment and afterward the money finishes and you die. Then all the irregularity they have made the defenceless people go through would hit your children or at least your grand children. Thus the saying, the vanity of life. You are living the life of your children now. Just saying I hope this gets you thinking. |
Billyonaire: Alj Harem, I am not great Beaf, I do not match his shoes. To be called beaf is a great honor. Meanwhile, what do you say about recorded evidence on Lawan and the $3 bribe ? Tell me you dont seat on the wall. I wont be surprise if you do though, you have been very regional in your postulates to the shame of intelligent reasoning.I am not surprise you called yourself Great Beaf LOL ![]() I wan die for hia |
manny4life: Bia alj harem,Ok my brother, I would let it go |
manny4life: Well, me thought you was supporting his actions, well, from other posters, it's obvious what SLS should've done and obviously there's no solution to this one. He has shown that ceremony is more important to him now rather than closure.Although I think we should wait a few more days to see how thing unfold. Just a suggestion. |
engineerd: Learn how to make your point once and move on! And no i am not Hausa, but they are my brothers!Thank you ! Egbon |
ismhab: A dead person is dead, no body can return him back to the universe, or do u mean we should spend all the year mourning, "ana bikin duniya ake na lahira."danuwana ne, it is a bit insensitive on his part. When Boko haram attacked Kano ko, he donated money to the victims. He has not made a consoling speech on the event yet. That is wrong |
manny4life: Biko, stop calling aviation minister, to each his own.Daalu, now did anyone go to Europe to shop ? (cause I am not aware of Sanusi or anyone doing that) I also want to ask, why should we not bring the aviation minister to question, after all it is her sector / |
manny4life: It's less than a week after the crash, SLS should've been at the forefront of making things happen, this is a time when CBN workers, even their loved ones need closure rather he's interested in his title.I am not supporting him, I just wanted to find out what the OP meant by his topic and if he had any solution to it. No I am not in support of Sanusi here |
[quote author=ola_pluto]Would the ceremony have gone ahead if Sanusi was involved in the crash? Would it have gone ahead if Sanusi's children had perished in it? Would it have gone ahead if the Governor of Kano state had perished in it? To me, the ceremony is the height of insensitivity.[/quote]Right !!! I agree with this as well. |
Pukkah: Whichever way you look at it, the turbanning is a ceremony that could have been moved. Also, emotionally difficult times call for sobriety and lifting the hearts of the bereaved and not for the leader of the deceased to loudly indulge in 'postponeable' celebrations. engineerd: I guess maybe he should have postponed the 'coronation" (whatever the phuck that is)?...But yeah it's a bit insensitive of him, though i have nothing against the man's character in general.So he should have postpone it, yes I agree completely. Yes a bit insensitive on his own part Now what has the aviation minister done about the event ? Anyone ? |
It is something to open a thread and condemn (Op I am not against your topic) but we need to at least provide suggestions to know if it makes sense or we are just condemning for the sake of it. |
aspabay: Just like wellmax said, we truly deserve the kind of leaders we get, the crash was just 7 days ago. SMHWhat should he have done, I am not condemning your thread. it makes sense but what do you suggest him to do that is all I am asking |
wellmax: ^^So What has traditional title got to do with the event that happened. If you are even meant to present your argument, you could have spoken about donations (similar to the kano donation) to families or speech. His traditional title got nothing to do with his staffs. Now What has our aviation Minister (the sector it concern) done in remembrance of the victim ? |
Billyonaire: Welcome slowpoke, where have you been ?I have been studying your writing style and thinking pattern and I KNOW you are beaf. No doubt about that You are manupulating people using all form of tactics which include tribalism to make people support like of Ibori (before arrested) etc That is wicked |
poster you still have not answered the question. What has our Aviation Minister said or done about the event ? |
Billyonaire = Beaf Motto= No friend except Billionaire Who are the billionaires in our country PDP Ogas. |
so what do you want him (Sanusi) to do ? Lets hear |
Beaf: Maybe just like Eko Ile, alj haram too was used to fill Lagos potholes as a kid. Thats the only way to explain how daft he is.SMDH, you always mix politics with sensitive issues like this. Have you collected your salary recently because you propaganda don reach another level. |
ekwah: I actually don't get what the ado here is all about. [size=14pt]People always complain blindly here on nairaland.[/size] If you oppose a step, [size=15pt]criticize and propose YOUR OWN solution. [/size]In that way people will completely understand where you are coming from. The rubble from the crash? I see nothing wrong in what the government wants to do with it. [size=15pt]Abi u wan check dictionary for the meaning of rubble again?[/size]Thank you o my brother. It seems like to Nigerian Rubbles means human remains. Yet these are the same people that would talk of going to school, better than aboki etc. I don't need to go to school before I know what rubble is simply by googling it. They make it seem like a direct order, I wonder which Lastma personal would put a stone with human blood not to talk of flesh on the road even if it was order from the president. |
Caesar1988: mallam,u r just as senseless as ur dad.......wat is naija without d ibos and yoruba........?go hang yourself, Igbo president today, fulani president tomorrow, yoruba president next week When the hell are going to have a Nigerian president. |
In order Sultan of Sokoto Ooni of Ife Oba Benin Alafin of Oyo Shehu of Borno Oba Eko Emir of Kano Atta of Igala Obong of Calabar the rest |
What a man can do, like they say, women can do better. And one woman who tried to live out this dictum in the wrong way has been arraigned on a 15-count of conspiracy and fraud before the Federal High Court in Umuahia, Abia State. Marilyn-Joan Obiora, a staff of Diamond Bank Plc, was dragged to court by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), followed a petition by Mr. Stephen Inegbu, the zonal security supervisor of Diamond Bank Plc in Port Harcourt, over sharp practices by the suspect and others at large. Marilyn-Joan's fraud was detected during a routine examination of customers’ accounts in the bank. According to Mr. Inegbu, the Bank’s inspection unit unravelled three cases of fraud involving the following amounts: N26 million; N91.6 million; and N8 million. The EFCC said upon further investigation, it was discovered that Marilyn-Joan masterminded the fraudulent withdrawals which amounted to a total of N125.6 million, with help from four other officials of the Bank, now at large. Although Marilyn-Joan pleaded not guilty to the charges, Justice Umar remanded her in custody and adjourned the case to July 19th, 2012, for commencement of trial. http://news2.onlinenigeria.com/headlines/167329-marilyn-joan-obiora-female-igbo-banker-arraigned-for-stealing-n125-million.html [img]http://news2.onlinenigeria.com/thumbnail.php?file=images/Marilyn_Joan_Obiora_168199574.jpg&size=article_medium[/img] |
Kolababa: Some utterances here make me remember my neighbour's son, Victor who hails from Anambra. Whenever he wants to wake his papa up in the morning, he will use his left leg to kick his father say "papa, wake up now o".Nice that yoruba like you are waking up. |
Dade Dan Majen kano |
Please No Yorubas should get involved in this Lagos talk or SW talk. Just be watching, you all have made your points clear. Sometimes it is better to talkless and do more. Thanks @ Gbawe etc nagowa lasaca etc and other Yoruba and northerners. Please talkless, thanks You all are just talking to tribalistic set of people. |
jamace: Fighting corruption with mouth, eh?Yes o !!! At least during OBJ time, likes of Tafa, Alams etc were all arrested and exposed. |
I wonder what they would say now, those that want USA to blow up the north and kill the people have been out to shame. They want their people to be safe but want others to die. Thank God it did not happen |
lanetrips: My point is,jonathan shd accept dat mko won d'93 elections,recognise june 12,and not just remaining Unilagthat is the fact, there is no point in arguing with these tribalistic people. The point has been stated right from the beginning of the protest. |
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