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POPE II: I know what a war is at least the definition.This simple answer is both, resource control and secession. |
kettykin: War is simply politics continued in the battle field, if you understood Obasanjo's Motive for the inciting letter he wrote and published then you would understand what could trigger the Militants to action .The move is theirs, let them make it. Every action will be matched with an equal reaction. I just thank God, this is not 1967. |
Orlando Owoh: Do you know more than going from thread to thread trying to "unmask" those using multiple handles, and calling them Yoruba? May be you should try to meet so as to test his blood to know where he truly comes from as you suggested should be done to you.Please go look for your Itsekiri father shamless liar, |
onomeasike: 1) The Ijaws are minorities and they still have an exaggerated impression of their real population and geographical boundaries. (refer to their battles with original landowners in benin, warri, ilajeland etc and controversy over who is a real Ijaw for example people from where the president hail from are not historically regarded as Ijaws unlike Asari Dokubo who is from the real ijaw clans)Anybody expecting an artillery lined up side by side between Ijaws and the Nigerian army will be living in the 1940-50s. Any war between Nigeria and the Ijaw, will quickly spread across the whole SS zone. There is no way on earth Nigeria can win. Your air force will be useless, your navy cannot access 99% of the swampland landscape, your army of Yoruba/hausas will only be offered to Egbesu as items of thanks. Simply because of a terrain they cannot understand. Unlike the Ibos the SS will be well supplied with all kids of modern arms, the Ukraine, Chinese and Russian arms dealers will not have any problem getting paid. How is Nigeria going to finance this war? You think Shell, Chevron and Exxon will be operating when they are targeted with hit and run operations. Just look to Vietnam, Iraq and even Libya,you will understand why your Nigerian army has zero chance. You people, should seek a peaceful division of this country, Nigeria CANNOT win a war in the Nigerdelta. |
barcanista: Mr Man, with due respect Asari and his exMilitants ilks are on their own, they don't have the authority of the masses.Ijaw_Citizen aka Alj_harem, use your yoruba name |
superstar1: bros you better calm down, you and I are irrelevant in this game. We can only make noise on NL. the major players know themselves, we only play along.You are always entitled to your opinion. |
superstar1: The political cloud is still very murky. However, with the state of things as at today in SW, GEJ cannot boast of 5% of SW's vote, that i am very sure of. Except some people are deceiving him. this is not about any party or religious affiliations. SW people are more particular about performance and GEJ has not delivered in anyway.Pray, Pray for this hell call Nigeria to end come 2015. No SW/NE/NW politician will preside over the people of SS in 2015. You people are free to preside over yourselves. |
Eurofighter: @eGuertilla "Spare me that lie. You are probably the same moniker called Eurofighter on vanguard forum or Gbawe. Below are your Herr Larr"I am good, I am very good. Now I know the douche bag I'm dealing with. Frisky aka Eurofighter, go collect your brown envelope from OBJ. You just outed yourself. You probably wrote that 18 page letter for him. What a sorry soul.The Politics of bitterness will take you and OBJ nowhere. Auf Wiedersehen |
One_Naira: For that to happen, someone has to falsify something somewhere. I could have sworn figures from any federal government about any state comes straight from the state. How one can differ from the other is a shame. Falsified information anyone? I thought GEJ administration have fixed all this but it seems there still some areas left undone....I did not see that question from the Awka Ibom budget, the N21B was the projection for 2012 but N13.5B that FIRS reported, was the actual cash credited to them. Like delta had a projection of N51B but the final numbers was N45B as reported by FIRS. |
eGuerrilla: You know sweet FA about what I know or don't know, so I suggest you hold your assumptions in check, and stay on theme.What is the theme that your writer is an OBJ apologist Trying to manufacture bullshit in the name of a column. . You just got busted. |
eGuerrilla: Paranoia does terrible things to the mindJust good to bust your bubble. Larr is a known OBJ apologist, he is the Liar Mohammed of OBJ. His comments are shit. |
eGuerrilla: Great exchange of ideas so far.Spare me that lie. You are probably the same moniker called Eurofighter on vanguard forum or Gbawe. Below are your Herr Larr
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frisk larr aka another yoruba too ashamed to used his name. |
Sloan never open a thread to spread misleading information again. See what Delta state IGR numbers turned NL into. ![]()
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Live comedy show, you people need to charge gate fee. ![]() |
Sloan: I wonder how this post will lift Ibo states out of poverty and low IGRs. Why worry about Ibadan, Akure and Oshogbo, places that were city states and domain of the Great Yoruba Oyo Empire since the 1400s? Oyo today still has more land or about the same size of all 5 Ibo states and the IGR is in top 5 (without oil). Why don't Ibos face their own problems rather than chasing shadows?So the IGR of Lagos, Rivers, Delta and Edo has to do with oil? . Take your time and review the breakdown of the numbers. ![]() |
We have a long way to go in this country. This is just too funny. ![]() |
geeez: How does this your ranting change the fact that Ogun's IGR is more than double Abia's which is the highest in the SE?Your internet lies as usual. |
IGBO-SON:Correct, and those numbers are in dollars. |
Chief Olusegun Obasanjo’s damning letter to President Goodluck Jonathan must rank as the most narcissistic (and the narcissism of our rulers is legendary) action of any Nigerian ruler in recent times. In the 18-page diatribe, Obasanjo took President Jonathan to task for his handling of corruption, insecurity, and the crisis in the ruling Peoples Democratic Party among other issues. Like most Nigerians, the former president expressed deep concern about the tragic consequences of the current crisis. Unlike most Nigerians, however, Obasanjo has had two glorious opportunities to help turn around the fortune of Nigeria and he squandered both. Of course, it is easy to say we should focus on the message rather than the messenger. But this is one instance in which the messenger can’t be divorced from the message. Obasanjo’s letter dated December 2, 2013, and titled, “Before it is too late” had all the telltale signs of a deeply troubled man. Rather than writing this particular letter, Obasanjo should have atoned for his many crimes against Nigeria and Nigerians. It was bad enough that his eight years as president were a tragedy; to have imposed Umaru Yar’Adua and Goodluck Jonathan on the nation as a farewell gift is unpardonable. Perhaps, it was payback for the trenchant opposition to his third term agenda. In his warped thinking, Obasanjo must have reasoned that his only option was to foist on Nigerians the very worst amongst us; people so inept and incapable that after a while we’ll be hankering after him. Looking back now, that theory has worked well as Nigerians now look with nostalgia at the Obasanjo era. All the things Obasanjo said about President Jonathan and his administration may be true. But we can say the same and even more about the two Obasanjo’s administrations, 1976-1979 and 1999-2007. Obasanjo seems to have forgotten too soon his squabble with his deputy, Atiku Abubakar, that made a nonsense of governance, the political assassinations (including that of Bola Ige, his Attorney-General of the Federation and minister of justice) during his macabre rule, the massacres in Odi and Zaki Biam. The less said about corruption (who could forget the wholesale pillage of our patrimony in the name of privatisation) the better. Obasanjo laid the foundations on which President Jonathan is building and consolidating. He is acting out the Peoples Democratic Party’s playbook. Obasanjo’s latest intervention is no doubt anchored on the politics of 2015. In his messianic posturing, he feels he has a divine right to determine or at least have a say on who emerges as president in the 2015 election, an election that may sound the death knell of Nigeria if we go by the postulations of Mujahid Dokubo-Asari, Junaid Mohammed and Farouk Adamu Aliyu for whom the election is a “do-or-die” affair, à la Obasanjo. A few months ago, rather than participating in activities marking Democracy Day (May 29) that he and his military collaborators foisted on us, Obasanjo was in Jigawa State as guest of Governor Sule Lamido. He literally made a case for Lamido as the next president of Nigeria, the same Lamido whose two sons have been accused by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission of laundering billions of Jigawa State funds through companies allegedly owned by the governor. That is the problem with Nigeria: the Feeling of entitlement which the likes of Obasanjo and Ibrahim Babangida survive on. Obasanjo should realise that his “ethnic balancing” theory is not the solution to “strengthening the unity and stability of Nigeria.” In the postscript to his letter, Obasanjo referenced Generals Ibrahim Babangida and Abdulsalami Abubakar as those “who on a number of occasions in recent times, have shared with me their agonising thoughts, concerns and expressions on most of the issues I have raised in this letter concerning the situation and future of our country.” This simply, and amply too, shows that Nigeria and we (the 99 per cent who ought to decide the future of the country) are in a big trouble. It’s like asking cats to help improve the conditions of rats. Suddenly, President Jonathan has become the alibi of a ruling class fearful of its imminent implosion. Earlier in the week, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Aminu Tambuwal, who superintends over a house that reeks of corruption accused President Jonathan of paying lip service to the fight against corruption. Many Nigerians know the problems of the country, and if the likes of Obasanjo and Babangida will allow, perhaps they can seriously begin the long and arduous task of fixing the mess created by these rulers. Obasanjo has outlived his usefulness, if ever anyone found him useful. Now that he has confirmed that the man he imposed on the country is not fit to rule, we shouldn’t grant him the opportunity to decide the person to replace him. It is time we the people rose in unison to decide that. Let no one be in doubt where I stand on the PDP, the Jonathan administration and our so-called democracy: To reecho Karl Maiaer, “This house has fallen.” There is no amount of letter writing or patchwork that can fix it. Obasanjo should know that the train has left the station; that the problem he and his cohorts caused can’t be solved by letter writing but by a complete restructuring of the country. Obasanjo, Babangida and company have lost all moral right to dictate how to define the new Nigeria we envisage. -Follow me on Twitter @conumah http://www.punchng.com/ |
IGBO-SON:Most of IMO debts are local, Just like Edo. The list covers only external debts. |
Omo_Tier1: Again, you easterners are wallowing in self deceit. Whilst others are investing in heavily in education, you lots are busy playing ethnic cards and money bag politics.Most people in delta see ambrose Alli as a setback for education in the Old Bendel state. His free education WAS NOTHING BUT A TRUCK LOAD OF CRAP. What are you talking about, the over crowded afternoon session schools, no books,no teachers, or his complete destruction of the education standard in the old Bendel state. The man killed all the good works of Ogbemudia in 2 years. But again, you are not from Edo, just keep your noise going. |
MidasT: OOOOhhh my brother, God will bless ur so Much. I was thinking they taught me rubbish in the school i went to. OP, please explain in ur own skewed analysis when does Federal allocation becomes Internally Generated Revenue. And this ur report is contradictory to what was carried recently by majority of the reputable national dailies, that placed Lagos first, Rivers second, and Delta somewhere in third position. OP, i think u are HIGH on CRACK! |
Sloan: Spot on! It's really gratifying to see Edo State up there...showing up the way on how a state should be viable! The IGR/Total Revenue is indeed very impressive! This is a more accurate way to measure who is "hardworking" and planning for their people and state. Carry go joor...see you folks at the TOP! This is classic, so you finally accept the data as is. Now give kudos to Delta By the way the 2014 budget will set N80B as the IGR target. ![]() |
akposking: I try to figure out the meaning to your writeup and i can'nt seem to find any logical deductions from what u said above or let me say maybe u misunderstood what am trying to pass through via the above quote. Mind you am not a tribalism person and am not struggling with the "who is my brother and who is not" To me i take every Nigerian as a brother and a sister as deem fit. Talking about PDP winning the polls in sapele and okpeland u knw how and u would'nt want me to go further by explaining in details. And just to clarify further for you to say PDP zones their Delta state gov slot to North senatorial zone, that is the biggest joke. Why is that a joke The Central had its turn, the Southern zone is in power, why not the Northern Zone Please tell me how PDP made APC and DPP look like ediots that they are in urhoboland![]() |
just watch your head. |
Thank you PDP. |
Shutting up would have been better. As Prof Boyo said on channels this morning, the CBN gov has never run a business and does not know what he is talking about. |
kokoA: of course you people are found of supporting mediocrity that's why your states are still in very deplorable conditions even after collecting the highest share of oil revenues over the years. You guys can support your kinsman, we don't give a damn but let us see how only your votes will return him to aso villa.Our states are in deplorable condition, you people don't know how laughable, that your internet propaganda sounds. We support out kinsman, coming from a person, that sees nothing good in anybody than his fellow tribal's person. Una funny ![]() |
ochukoccna: I find the above very comical/If you think NNPC is missing $50B, please return your CCNA certification. How much does Nigeria make from oil in one year. Start from there before you people make ediots of yourselves. Nobody stops you from become a mouth piece of the SS. The ring is wide open. For you to call Edwin Clark a criminal makes you simply stewpid. Make your life an Eldorado, you don't need anybody to do that. |
akposking: Phenomenoh, thanks for pointing your views, going by your last statement and what i stress in my above artilce was why would some of our south south people be sentimental just blc he came from our geopolitical zone does'nt change the fact that we are going to always have the cake. Let me start by saying that the remover of fuel subsidy even affected the naija delta people the most. Yet most of us are blind to the fact rather than see through our eyes and listen to the voice of truth we let tribalism eat deep into us just because we feel the northerners e.t.c also want their brothers to rule. Though this a national problem. We all just need to embrace the truth so as to move forward.Akpos we had a chance to test your APC in the delta central zone. Even, with the great Dafinone on DPP , PDP won Sapele and Okpeland. That should tell you something. APC with O'tega Emerhor lost his LGA. How much were you buying fuel in Sapele, Warri, Patani when fuel was sold in lagos for N65. Did you ever pay N65 for petrol We will see how much tribalism is left in you when PDP zones their Delta state gov slot to North senatorial zone. How quickly Delta must be for deltans will be most of your cry.. I bet many of the anti goodluck deltans will be at the front of that cry. |
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The ijaws are in serious economic poverty even right now let alone when there is war.The cost of consumables in ijaw communities is usually high because the expensive cost of water transportation of goods is usually built into the cost of goods (even ordinary sweet sold #5 costs #20 in far flung ijaw communities)
that your writer is an OBJ apologist
