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anyone that votes for gej and beaf should be ashame  of themselves

osifred:
I am a core niger deltan but like i told my friend only buhari/bakare ticket can assure me of a new nigeria, a better nigeria, a nigeria i wil nt be ashamed to call home for me and my children unborn.

i believe in a new nigeria that works a nigeria that best be delivered to me by BB

NB: i bear no sentiment against GEJ cos he is a good man at heart

the change we need is now

thank you

udezue:
Onlytruth, Let's be honest with ourselves, these companies are owned and operated by Easterners and Igbo in particular. Because of the rabid hatred they have for anything Igbo they are willing to render the nation poor, with youths jobless than support anything by the Igbo. Even if Nigerians were drowning and the Igbo had the solution free them they will rather drag the East down than take the good offer. The owners of both companies should strive to get other nations in Africa and outside Africa to patronize their products and kiss Nigeria good bye. Enugu already did and I hope other Eastern states will follow through.

to gabon

why na, you people are not nigerian enough,.,. i mean read this statement by you

naijaking1:
Even if you feel the buses should not be made by Igbos, For goodness sake have them made in Ibadan or Kano, even in Ghana, because the technology will be more easily transferred than from China.

it has nothing to do with africa or ethnic groups but economies

Onlytruth:
Now I'm convinced that you are even a mental case. If you use Igbo and hand-out in one language, you are beyond redemption.

For your information, most of us here talking to you guys are actually talking to the members of the international community who frequent this site to form opinion about Nigeria and Nigerians. By now, they know who has been drawing the country back and who it the parasite. One day, they will sit in judgment over our request for secession.

If Israel was defeated in 1948, you will not a have an Israeli made CPU today in your computer because the last time I checked, no Arab nation made one.

[quote author=eku_bear link=topic=609593.msg7789479#msg7789479 date=1298516119]Let everyone take note.

If you do not buy shi1tty Igbo products, then you are in fact a bigot. And they'll secede.

Heh, keep making all your bullsh1t threats. Me, a guy who would otherwise be relatively neutral will instead work very hard in his life to keep you under Nigeria's boot.

Can you imagine a man begging for a handout and then threatening if you don't give one?
I'm not the one asking for a subsidy. That is YOU.
Keep talking. Let's see whether anything comes of it.
The point is that they instead searched for areas where they had competitive advantage. It wasn't at independence that they built their tech sector. In fact, it is only within the past 10 years that they've been able to do this.

Most people with sense in their heads say, "Hey, which business do I have a bit of an advantage? Let me exploit that." Not, "I wanna do X. I'm not competitive at it, but I'll feed at the government trough."[/quote]

dapo ooooooo

onlytruth brother

Beaf:
You are funny dude. I can beat anything you study for 6 years in one month, cos I have a high IQ while you are still evolving, and stuck somewhere beteen monkey and man.
I've seen the crap pic in your profile, I wouldn't even need 3D Max to beat that.

Bloody nematode.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/180447_ROTFLMAO_gif3d0c775232c7f27cf80592785b9635b6

can you stop this your mo.ronic behaviour,.,., mumu

Obiagu1:
Those dudes are lazy f.ools!

Call a spade a spade.

Maybe everyone that is a native of where natural resources are mined including those states that host Kanji dam should start trooping to Abuja to collect allawee.

gbam

jason123:
Guy, calm down. Dapo was discussing this issue from an econmic point of view which is the comparative advantage while you are looking at it from a tribal or ethnic point of view. It is not a conspiracy against anyone, please cheer up.

jason123, no vex me oo

he was just joking,.,.,. how can he be that ethnocentric,.,. it unreal ,.,. i mean even to business

i agree with onlytruth on the idea of buying from a nigerian firm but the price and quality has to be right

my igbo brother, we are getting there do not worry

Justcash:
[]Dapo and you reason like goats. Especially you. You are a bigger goat because you over value your "goaty" mate. Just a fact.[/b]

frustrated mumu

ode ,olodo

ewu amu, onya ara  go sleep mumu

udezue:
This is the reason why I keep saying that Igbos should become hardened tribalist and not give a 4k about anyone who does not give a 4k about them. Nigerians hate the Igbo and the must in return hate Nigerians even more with exception of their neighbors but at the same time must demand respect. The only thing that will save us is when we harden ourselves in the way we treat others. Whether we perform magic for Nigeria we will still be hated and envied hence we should in fact do all those things we are accused of doing. I mean its better to be hated for something u are doing not what u are not doing. Rather than try to fix economy of Nigeria Okonjo and Soludo should have helped tank and destroy it completely hell after all all Nigerians will feel the pinch. We should view the Nigerian state the way Jews view Arabs. No love but pure contempt. Igbo must strive to destroy that cesspit till they Nigerians start begging us to freaking declare our own nationhood. We must frustrate that nation economically the way the Ijaw are doing by blowing up oil pipelines. If it means going back to re-invent the Ogbunigwe bomb then so be it. Let Nigerians regret ever having us as a part of their entity not the other way round.

lol

pure trash

i thought he was igbo elebe azikiwe

Justcash:
[]Look at how many made in Japan electronics that you have. You may just have my brand among them. Those products would have been made in Nigeria if your local and illiterate brain was big enough to understand the principles of economics. If you think it is cheaper to manufacture in a foreign land than in Nigeria (Even with all the lack of basic infrastructures), then you must be a Demented backside-h_ole.
Don't worry, one day, you will wake and find a Chinese Eku-bear, and you'll feel it is okay to have another not-so-smart person that is made in China. Ewu! [/b]

did you just call dapo ewu, illiterate

guy you are clearly out of ur league here take my advice go sleep mumu

Beaf:
3D Max! Is that the peak of your abilities?

I can bet you that I will whopp your arse and that of your combined neolithic goat herding clan in any field you pick (apart from swearing and acting stoopid). Lol.
Dude, I am 100% sure that I can draw better than you, think better than you. . . any intellectual topic under the sun. Bush man! I bet you look a bit like a frog as well. LOLZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ!!!!!

I'm here laughing my arse to bits!! Imagine being challenged by an amoeba!

co mot here abegi tout

mumu

alex101:
My friend shut the fu@k UP! They deserve it because there is a provision for allowance in the amnesty agreement. nigeria is known for not adhering to terms of any agreement.

they deserve free money while the edo, yoruba, ibibio and igbos in niger/delta oil producing area do not deserve the free money as well

see stu.pidity in display

see my igbo brother causing fight between ijaw and yoruba

smh

mukina2 better act fast before it turns to something else

mods please delete this thread as soon as possible before it gets out of hand

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-611071.0.html

the title is misleading

alex101:
I have to side with Beaf on this one. These boys risked their lives fighting the govt. for resource control. Since, they weren't given the full resource control, then atleast let them enjoy their monthly allowance. Others, like politicians, and unproductive states/LG are just getting a free ride for doing absolutely nothing.
To carry gun and face nigerian soldiers no be for lazy man o! I love these Ijaw boys men.

sorry alex101 if i sound rude but chai!!!! you are da.ft  above all you are not even using any part of your body to think at all!!!!

why should they even face nigerian soldiers at all,.,.,. so without oil they can not survive,.,.smh

so if nigeria did not discover oil,.,. ijaw people will die of hunger or what are you saying

it is pure act of laziness,.,.,,.

Beaf:
People keep calling the ex-millitants lazy people. It is very ironic, because every single state and LG in Nigeria does exactly what these folk are doing; your state, my state, all states queue in Abuja, begging bowls at the ready for money they never worked for.

I say, look in the mirror.

[size=13pt]beaf, ijaws or niger/delta people are not the only oil producing area in nigeria, we have cross-river, ondo, lagos, akwa-ibom, imo anambra, edo

now are igbos, yoruba, bini, ibibio people begging for money like you people,.,.,.,please answer honestly[/size]

how many igbo or yoruba militants have you seen ddoing this because they produce oil

are itsekiri not in niger/delta, why they not begging for money like ijaws,.,.and yet it is not laziness  smh

Beaf:
^
Dude, my small toe packs more IQ than your whole arid, desert clan. Lol!

@topic
The truth is bitter.

As they say, remove the log in your eye before complaining of the speck in your neighbours eye.
Those ex-millitants are a graphic picture of the Nigerian nation, where each state does fvckall, yet collects welfare money from Abuja, instead of the other way round.
If all our states and LG's are beggars, why point fingers at ex-millitants who have an agreement with the FG thats as valid as the one the FG has with the states. Isn't it an irony and a pitiable delusion?

Look in the mirror and see yourselves in our fvcked country.

[size=18pt]everyone can you see beaf,.,. this is who beaf is supporting lazy people, militants and insulting a northerner that perfer to even be a shoe maker than becoming a militant[/size]

if beaf is thinking like a mo.ron,.,. now imagine how his master will be thinking jonathan

thanks mod

you all see how lazy this niger/delta people are,.,.

while other nigerias from igbo to yoruba to hausa are working to make their lives and the country a better place, niger/deltans want free money just because they produce oil.

now the question is, does ondo, lagos, awka ibom, cross river not produce oil,.,.,.,., are they protesting?

can this people try this nonsense in OBJ or buhari's term?

why id it only in jonathan's term they are flexing there muscles ?

people vote wisely

Andre Uweh:
Because what you have in the East are roadside mechanics, taxi drivers, newspaper vendors, tailors and barbers.

i think this is a news we should be looking forward to.,.,.,. there should be ohaneze in the north as well

Eko Ile:
These ibo warriors need serious anger management I swear, lmao

c,mon you do not have to take a jab at them

A political party, doubtless, serves as a platform for like-minded people to unite for the ultimate goal of capturing power. But such power should not be an end; rather, it is a means of improving the lot of the society through faithful implementation of well-conceived programmes. As parties stage their various campaigns in line with the Independent National Electoral Commission’s 2011 timetable, there has been a perceived hollowness in their conduct. For political personalities have not been forthcoming on how to solve the nation’s daunting problems. It can be safely said that, except in the civil war years, at no time has the nation been more overwhelmed with problems than now.


The nation’s economy, for instance, is in a shambles. The nation’s industries are collapsing and Nigeria has today become one of the most import-dependent nations; the nation’s power sector has defied all rescue efforts generating only about 3000megawatts, less than one-fifth of the nation’s needs; unemployment has risen to about 33 per cent, including more than 50 per cent of the nation’s graduates. More than 70 per cent still live below poverty line with basic needs becoming increasingly unaffordable. Inflation rate remains high. The education sector is comatose with reports that more than 10million children are out of the school system. For the pupils in the school ,there are no sufficient personnel, classrooms and teaching facilities. Unlike in the past, the nation’s universities are not producing competitive graduates. Also, the health system has collapsed with leaders today running to foreign hospitals to treat common ailments. The problems appear endless.


There are crimes and insecurity in the land, including assassinations, armed robbery, kidnapping, ethno-religious violence. The nation’s transport sector is also in a mess, owing to poor road network and moribund railways. How do we combat corruption, the Niger Delta problems and also bring about profitable exploitation of solid minerals? Party men ought to be thinking of how to strengthen the country’s federalism and settle once and for all fiscal federalism and indigene/settler questions. Yet, in the face of all this, parties and candidates are not issue-driven. To many, it is just how to get power, not what to do with it. Over time, sentiments have risen above concrete issues. Some politicians are still labelled as either pro or anti-zoning. Two major parties, the Peoples Democratic Party and the Action Congress of Nigeria, that are expected to woo the electorate through sound ideas have resorted to name-calling and brickbats. Headlines are not about the concrete plans of the respective parties but about how one has launched into a tirade of abuse and how the other has countered it.


When issues are occasionally mentioned, nothing is said about specific steps to actualising them. When a party for instance pledges to “transform the country” through provision of quality education and “stable power” and improving the economy to make lives of Nigerians more meaningful, without telling us how, then it is questionable.


Parties and their members should start to work out the details. On Agriculture, for instance, what will be the role of government in construction and maintenance of functional irrigation dams, procuring high-yielding seedlings, high grade livestock and acquiring tractors and hectares of land in different parts of the country for mechanised farming? What is the cost and what is the role of the private sector? Candidates should tell us how they are going to use either centralised or decentralised policing to combat crimes. And since it is certain that not all parties will be satisfied with the present power road map, what are the better alternatives? On education, what are the plans for recruiting more teachers, improving facilities and classrooms towards expanding the space in all the nation’s educational institutions. What is the projected population of pupils and students? There were reports that the Action Group’s free education programme in the Western Region in the First Republic and the Unity Party of Nigeria’s in the Second Republic would not have succeeded without painstaking plans. There were careful projections on number of pupils, number of classrooms , textbooks, notebooks and other teaching aids needed. Funds needed to execute the programmes and sources were carefully projected.


In the Second Republic, the major political parties, the National Party of Nigeria, Unity Party of Nigeria, Nigerian People’s Party, People’s Redemption Party, Great Nigeria People’s Party and Nigeria Advance Party then bestrode the political space with specific ideas and vision for the country. The NPN was built around the slogan “one nation, one destiny” and had clearly stated policies on agriculture and housing. But both UPN and PRP were widely believed to have presented the most “coherent” plan of action during the 1979 campaigns. UPN was known for and guided by democratic socialism. It sought partnership based on coalition of like-minded advocates of the ideology, pledging free education for all, free health services, integrated rural development and full employment. The NPP hammered on “politics without borders “ and GNPP “politics without bitterness.” The PRP was another centre left party that derived its character from its focus on the “talakawas,” the poor and the deprived. The present parties lack such identities.


In the United States, electorate can readily predict what the policy of Republicans and Democrats shall be. The Democratic Party will, for instance, implement a broader range of social services in America than those done by the Republicans. The latter’s philosophy is based on a limited influence of government and a dominant foreign policy. The Democrats on the other hand are on the left and in favour of active role for the government and believe that such involvement can improve the quality of people’s lives and help achieve the larger goal of opportunity and equality. The far-right and conservative Republicans believe that reliance on the private sector (businesses and individuals) can improve economic productivity and help achieve the larger goals of freedom and self-reliance. They are described as “anti-bureaucracy, pro-military and pro-personal responsibility.”


Candidates and their supporters should start looking at what their parties stand for to see in what way they are relevant to the nation’s goals. Politics should not be seen as merely hijacking power for the sake of it. Parties should start adopting clear ideas about how to address the nation’s daunting challenges, while the Nigerian voters should start rejecting politicians without mission.
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http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art201102234321225

No fewer than 18 people were brutally killed in the early hours of Tuesday at Belle village near Dorowan Tosho, Fan District, Barakin-Ladi Local Government Area of Plateau State by armed men suspected to be Fulani herdsmen.

The Nigerian Tribune learnt that the assailants who were in large numbers, stormed the village through hills within the area and launched attack on the people who were in bed at about 1.00 a.m. and killed the people at random while several others sustained injuries.

The chairman of Barakin-Ladi Local Government Area of the state, Honourable Pam Dakwat, told newsmen that the marauders attacked the people with various dangerous weapons like sophisticated guns, cutlasses, bows and arrows, among others.

Honourable Dakat, who said that 14 people died on the spot, stated that four others gave up the ghost on their way to the hospital, adding that the number of casualties would have been more than that but for the youth of the area who quickly mobilised to wade off the assailants.

According to him, the youth, through their efforts, repelled the assailants and succeeded in killing one of them, which gave them a clue of who the attackers were, adding that the remains of those who died had been deposited in the mortuary.

Meanwhile, the Plateau State Police Command has confirmed 18 people dead, seven people injured, one house burnt and 19 cows rustled as a result of the attack. The command added that security operatives moved to the scene after being informed about the development.

The command, through a statement signed by its Public Relations Officer, ASP Apev Jacob, pointed out that the victims were taken to the Jos University Teaching Hospital for medical attention, adding that the fleeing attackers were being hunted with a view to arresting and bringing them to book.

It appealed to the people of the state to remain calm and be law-abiding as security personnel were doing everything possible to forestall future occurrence, adding that investigation into the matter had commenced.

Meanwhile, Vice-President Namadi Sambo has stated that the recent unfortunate loss of lives in Borno and Jos are leading to a gradual subversion of democracy, saying that whoever is found responsible for the loss of life and property will be dealt with according to the law of the land.

The vice-president stated this at the inauguration of the Senior Executive Course No 33, 2011 of the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPPS), Kuru, Plateau State.

Sambo, who was represented by the Head of Service, Professor Oladapo Afolabi, said cynics and other observers across the world were eagerly waiting to see if Nigeria could organise and conduct free, fair and credible elections, adding that Nigerians must prove themselves worthy of doing so.

http://tribune.com.ng/index.php/news/17943-18-people-killed-in-another-fresh-attack-in-plateau-state-borno-jos-crises-leading-to-subversion-of-democracy-sambo

President of the Ijaw National Congress, (INC), Dr Atuboyedia Obianime, narrowly escaped being killed on Monday night when a gang of kidnappers attempted kidnapping him as well as hijacking his car.

The Ijaw apex organi-sation chief, who is a serving lecturer at the University of Port Harcourt, did not escape without a mark from his assailants as he was shot in the thigh in the struggle for his life.

His resistance against abduction was, however, buoyed with the arrival of patrolling policemen, who came after the hoodlums and eventually got them to flee the scene, abandoning their firearms.

A security report obtained from the office of the Rivers State Police Command spokesperson, Dr Rita Inoma-Abbey (SP), said investigations had already commenced on the matter.

“On 21.2.11 at about 2010hrs, at Choba roundabout, Port Harcourt, there was an attempt to kidnap and snatch a vehicle from one Dr. Atuboyedia Wolfe Obianime, a University of Port lecturer and President, Ijaw National Congress (INC),” the report stated.

http://tribune.com.ng/index.php/news/17951-ijaw-leader-escapes-kidnap

at least some one is thinking here

praises Allah

i think the write can not be too sure of what he is talking about until GEJ finish his term

i am sure ohaneze made a deal with jonathan

just like other corrupt people eg IBB, ciroma, GAUSA, OBJ, ATIKU and so on

i mean with is good for the goose is good for the gander

[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=610463.msg7786108#msg7786108 date=1298472279]what can i say,crime runs in their genes.we know where they come from. [/quote]it runs in nigerians genes because they are nigerians and we know they are nigerians

[quote author=EzeUche_ link=topic=610463.msg7786074#msg7786074 date=1298472067]Oh Lord.  

I am preparing myself for the tribal onslaught.[/quote]why should there be any tribal issue here , ,.,.,

@op

this is a shame on nigeria government and PDP

if you can not provide adequate health service and other basic things for your people, they would have no choice but to travel outside the country and be disgraced there,.,

shame on nigeria!!!!

please filter this thread before it turn to an animal zone by ezeuche

thanks

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