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texasguy1:
That foolish ibo man is making a big shame of the country.
Why is it the ibos are always the same people used for the dirty work of either the north or the west.
Maurice Iwu. Aadooaka (these breeds of scums are the same people distablizing the country when they can chose to be bold and change everything)

my friend keep quiet.

Where is tkb147 or tkb417 with his Bleep the USA mantra ?There was no need been unnecerasrly emotional about the whole issue.

I no jam this kind ones when i served in taraba.

[quote author=@labiyemmy link=topic=377753.msg5270719#msg5270719 date=1262902349]source?[/quote]Somebody else posted something similar

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-377668.0.html

texasguy1:
Forged by an Ibo guy called Aadooaka. poo, I hate his name. Makes me hurt my fingers while I type it.

And it has reached BBC .

Later people wonder why the country is not being taken seriously.

Beaf:
Dis na de kain tin wen de happen wen we begin give superpowers ultimatum. These people control the press, they will begin to make us look like clowns internationally. Imagine forging a presidents signature, that is no minor allegation for any news agency in the World to publish; foreign news agencies usually stir clear off such stuff, especially when it is coming from an ally.

And people wonder why we are not being taking seriously as a nation.

And the news has reached BBC

Dr Know:
I think America is right. The level of corruption in Nigeria is a threat to our national security and  all other aspects of life. Where people can easily be bought, everything is possible including breding of terror groups. Can you imagine the current problem in our presidency happening in any ideal society where there is no corruption. There is a thin line between corruption and insecurity. Do you think America will trust a nation where some elements are[b] brave enough to forge the president's signature and seal?

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Go and ask the Aba shoemaker.He will let you know the reason why it happens.

[quote author=Chapelle.S link=topic=377407.msg5267045#msg5267045 date=1262870939]What do you think will happen? The only reasonable relationship between Nigeria and US is crude oil pepper soup that they are enjoying.Obama ignored us and went to Ghana. I knew he would.I read his Audacity of hope before he became President and he has never regarded Nigeria but he knows that it will be difficult for the world without our oil. What impart has the US-Nigeria relationship on the lives of average 150 million Nigerians.How many of them live abroad? Let them ban all our politicians so that our funds will remain here in the country.I support this ban and any diplomatic row.am in full support.There is market for our oil in Asia. Venezuela is better off since Chavez implemented his policies.[/quote]Chavez cares for his people.Do nigerian leaders care about nigerians?

Afam:
Exactly! We behave as if our existence is dependent on them when we can make progress without them.

The problem is if our leaders are able to do that.Going by what is obtainable in nigeria i doubt that.

[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=377255.msg5266688#msg5266688 date=1262867783]You know berra[/quote]If you have nothing to say go siddon for gutter.

[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=377255.msg5266560#msg5266560 date=1262866669]What are these igbo guys talking about as if we dont know the source of igboman wealth.free me jareeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee[/quote]And what is the source?

Afam:
How do schools teach and influence youths into religious extremism? The British shoe bomber, did he attend an Islamic school?

This is beginning to sound like Afghanistan with comments like close down schools, hope it doesn't get worse.

I even forgot to highlight that one.The Mullahs up north no go hear that one o!

[quote author=Aloy.Emeka link=topic=377255.msg5266167#msg5266167 date=1262861895]Because we don't know how to create wealth. Abiola nearly achieved that but messed up in handing his businesses over to his family. If you watch Oyibos and how they do business, you will realize that they don't necessarily hand over the affairs of their businesses to their children. Their children may still be the heir apparent but the affairs of the business is handled professionally while the children receive the dividends. You wouldn't blame us if we don't trust any professional Akingbola with our businesses because we stole the one we used to start off and are scared another sharp guy will rob us off our loot. That's why there is no Nigerian business that has lasted over 4 generations. If we are politically stable without this Igbo, Hausa and Yoruba rancor, people can relax and do business without fearing their managers, the banks etc.[/quote]I guess you are spot on here.

Go and face your own country ^^^

Terror blacklist: US calls Nigeria’s bluff
From Ike Nnamdi The Sun Reporter, New York
Thursday, January 07, 2010


•Us President, Obama
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Washington is set to call Abuja’s bluff on a possible diplomatic row over the administration’s decision to put the country on its terror watch list.
Administration officials have ruled out reversing the action and dared Nigeria to show evidence of a comprehensive plan to fight terror groups.
White House sources said President Barack Obama signed off on the plan based on “preponderance of evidence that Nigeria has become a likely haven for terror groups, like Al-Qaida”.

F.B.I sources said the decision by Washington to place Nigeria on its terror watch list is a preventive measure to disrupt a likely attack on the country.

Officials disclosed that reliable intelligence had concluded that terror groups are likely to use Nigeria as a base for further attacks.
“For years, the C.I.A has documented evidence of Al-Qaida attempting to recruit and gain foothold in Nigeria, and its security agencies did nothing to confront the threat,” top Homeland Department officials stated.
“This is a security situation with the lives of Americans at risk. We are not prepared to risk American lives just to satisfy Nigerian officials” administration sources said.

Besides, the State Department said Nigeria knows what to do to get the country off the watch list.”
There has to be a visible and verifiable evidence that Nigerian authorities are improving security and intelligence gathering against not just terror groups, but also extremists and fundamentalists, especially in the northern part of the country,” State Department officials stated.
The White House also wants Nigeria to close Islamic schools that teach and influence youths into religious extremism.


“We believe measures like these would be concrete evidence the country is serious about fighting terror, rather than threatening the United States,” officials said.



http://sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2010/jan/07/national-07-01-2010-01.htm






This one na fight to finish.

[quote author=Aloy.Emeka link=topic=377255.msg5266083#msg5266083 date=1262860905]Nigeria has too many millionaires but how many businessmen in Nigeria have come of age and hit the billion dollar mark like our fellow Egyptian, South African and Tunisian  business moguls in Africa?. You are naming Wale babalakin of all people. Chisco can buy Wale, his company and his household and still have some change left.[/quote]Chineke at the bolded

As per your question of why nigerian business men fail to hit it billions like their counterparts i can't really say why

[quote author=Aloy.Emeka link=topic=377255.msg5266046#msg5266046 date=1262860572]Same way Igbos have Anthony Ezenna, Emeka Offor, Ekene dili chukwu etc. We are talking about dollar billionaires and the two names you mentioned above are not dollar billionaires. I even doubt if Otedola is a dollar billionaire but Dangote for sure is and Adenuga became one after being bankrolled by IBB.[/quote]Wale babalakin

[quote author=Aloy.Emeka link=topic=377255.msg5266007#msg5266007 date=1262860121]Wealth is not when you steal money that belongs to the masses. Name one Yoruba billionaire who built his business empire on personal sweat without siphoning money from one government agency or another apart from Abiola?. Is it Mike IBB Adenuga or Femi governor Otedola?[/quote]Okoya thomas,Fola Adeola

violent:
they took the man's dog?

For 404 delicay

[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=377255.msg5265785#msg5265785 date=1262857727]Sefago
no mind me jare,these f o o l s come here to look for relevance by insulting yoruba whereas they are worst off.there is nothing politically an igbo man got to offer other to get elected and loot state money,thereby impoverishing their people.i still say it again that igbo produce more corrupt personalities than yoruba but they are genetically modified to escape prosecution.[/quote]

Why is that?What a hilarious statement.

SEFAGO:
Where is it built? Built in by whom? olodo omoibo

That is how neonazism starts

Is puskin igbo

Bluetooth please not every person east of ore is igbo.You are educated enough to know about your country.

foreign section

My target was Chris Oyakhilome —Lagos Bomber
Cover Stories Jan 7, 2010
SEYI Olayiwola Ahmed, the man who attempted to blow up the Superscreen TV on December 22, 2009
By Albert Akpor & Evelyn Usman

LAGOS — SEYI Olayiwola Ahmed, the man who attempted to blow up the Superscreen TV on December 22, 2009, yesterday, on his sick bed at the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, Ikeja, said his intention was not to hurt anybody, not even staff of the Superscreen TV, but to draw the attention of Pastor Chris Oyakhilome of the Believers’ Loveworld Church better known as the Christ Embassy.

The 30 year-old Oyo State-born film producer and father of one, said he manufactured the explosives himself having learnt it on the internet. He claimed that he had been working for the church for some time now adding that the last job he did was not paid for and that his intention was to actually get the attention of the pastor for financial assistance.

Ahmed said: “I am somebody who learnt things by intuition, and so I was always browsing the net and because I have special interest in explosive I learnt how to make them.

I actually made three explosives, it was the smallest one that exploded at Logemo House and got me injured. Like I said, I was in a financial mess after the lady in one of the branches terminated my contract with them. The church did not even pay me for the one we did earlier for them let alone the latest.

So I was frustrated and wanted something to do to feed my family. My mission at the Superscreen was to ask how much they pay for the shooting of soap operas and other things and not to hurt anybody.

But it happened that the man I met said the person who was in a position to give me some of the information was at the seventh floor. It was when I was going up that the explosive went off, ”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2010/01/07/my-target-was-chris-oyakhilome-%e2%80%94lagos-bomber/

[quote author=paddy_lo link=topic=376036.msg5264271#msg5264271 date=1262827204]aint nothing happenning to nigeria. . .a lot of u have too much time on your hands. . .
u listen to the white man too much,he puts ideas in your head and u come here to display ignorance

there is no-where politicians are not corrupt. . .the american congress popularity is 14%
the speaker of the american house is perhaps only 9% or so in popularity

yet americans dont speak ill of the country. . .
if u know of another system that will provide an ability for 150million ppl to participate in their countrys rule
u say so cause i havent found any alternative to democracy in nigeria

u can stay online and complain or join in trying to effect a change for nigeria. .

as for these rulers, u expect them not to be corrupt,yet u dont want to take care of them when they leave office?[/quote]Nwanne like i said pray that naija will still be existing when you want to run whatever position you want to run for anambra state.

[quote author=paddy_lo link=topic=376036.msg5264231#msg5264231 date=1262826503]theres nothing wrong with this. . .

we have to learn to love and respect our past leaders. . .all of u making mouth will probably do worse if u got in there

yes buhari is illegal and ibb is a crook. . .but they have done one or two good thing for the country

obj and ibb personally fought on the war front to keep this great country one. . .

heres my personal prayer for everyone on nairaland. . .

may u all get a visa and travel out of nigeria this yr and never come back

we dont need you. . .maybe that way we can face the job of nation building and leave naysayers behind[/quote]I am not suprised at this statment of yours after all you want to be a politician.Just pray that by the time you want to enter politics nigeria would still be existing

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