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ballabriggs: Hehehe I dey laugh O. You see this war is the only war I will support the use of chemical weapons. Let them bomb themselves. However, mark my words. This man Jonadunce will go to jail when he leaves office. He lacks tact and is surrounded by m0r0ns and leaches waiting to feed on his naivety.If OBJ, IBB and BUAHRI are still walking free in Nigeria, Jona will be chilaxing in Baylesa. After, he leaves office 1n 2019 |
My beloved state, carry go. |
[quote author=Gbawe.]Ole !!!! Barawo !!! Yahooze !!! Anything-for-money desperado. You have already been exposed as a fake billionaire by a female Nairaland member. Now, in black and white, we also have proof you are a common criminal and thief. You are finished here!!!! The mods should hand over your IP address to the EFCC so they can come and break down your door and cart your azz of to jail. A common criminal like you should not be here disgracing Nigeria before the world. Barawo banza !!! Omo ole!!![/quote]You wan take laugh kill me, the man don deck you around like the little boy you are. Nah barawo, you dey cry abi. Look for cold bottle of Star to cool your nerve down. ![]() |
[quote author=Gbawe.]Criminality, mindless violence and thuggery together. The image is complete now. Druggy motor park touts and part time 'yahoo yahoo' boys. Perhaps even a 'rehabilitated' militant, kidnapper, rapist and/or armed robber. Typical criminal member of GEJ fanbase. You are all shameless and examples of the unrepentant crooks who give Nigerians a bad name. Your pal was busy praising criminals who disgrace Nigeria and you in turn are here licking his deviant butt. Worthless trash the pair of you. The sort with nothing to offer Nigeria. No wonder you are zealous and clannish GEJ supporters.[/quote]You just dey yab, nothing else. Go beg the guy. If he lives by the rules of fighting in Southsouth, then this was just round one six more to go. Ping him and take a bow. |
ilugunboy: That fellow you are a hailing as your mentor has been severally exposed herein this community as a fake ...or you need me to invite a lady on this forum that have his real data..?Come see me see trouble. I send you message Tell the lady say, I know dey house. |
Ola Johnson: You know nothing. American presidents have military background.Show me, the military experience of the last 5 American presidents learn to keep quite, when you don't know what you are talking about. Obama, Bush, Clinton, Bush Sr and Reagan. Only one was an active member in the US military. The is my trick question, who was that![]() |
[quote author=Gbawe.]You would think so because criminality is in your DNA and one would expect you to always speak up for your criminal buddy and co-traveller who is too unintelligent to realise he was being goaded by his superior into 'hanging' himself in public. As it is, I think it is obvious you are both crooks and petty hustlers. Next we will hear about your "mansions" and "multi-billion naira" business when you two unintelligent bozos have now only succeeded in showing us that you are both criminals. Grade A mumu twins.[/quote]My men, where I come from, after you get beat, you shake hands and apologize for dry raking. All this your oyinbo grammatical, will not hold water with me. Tell the guy say, oga I'm sorry. The man don make you dive coal tar twice already. Close your mouth before the man burst bottle for your head. |
Ola Johnson: Military background is good. There is hardly any president of the United States of America without military background.There you go, displaying your ignorance again. |
[quote author=Gbawe.]What a doofus. You don't see how silly and crooked you appear praising someone who has just confessed he is a lover of criminality, deception and fraud? Pathetic how criminality and anarchy is common to you GEJ fans. Silly yahooze crew. No wonder you all support crooks and see nothing wrong in clearing up their excrement. Mumu. You crooks should not be here disturbing others. You should be 'guests' of the The EFCC. They should arrest and detain you both till you confess the "yahoo yahoo" scams you have been engaged in.[/quote]The man gave you a public brushing, admit it, and close your mouth. |
Ola Johnson: I know where you're going - crude oil. Ondo State has it, and is one of the Niger Delta states. The governors of the SW are exploring other means, majorly agriculture, to generate internal revenue just as Awolowo who used money from the sale of cocoa to build the first TV station and olypic-sized stadium in Africa. He also built the University of Ife (now OAU) reputed to be the most beautiful in Africa. Has your having oil being able to beat this feat?Which oil, the one your Nigeria has been feasting on for the pass 46yrs You dare ask about feat![]() |
Billyonaire: Hahahahahaaha, Calling me Yahooze Boy gives me Joy, Yes, it gives me Joy cos even when I walk into malls in New York and Chicago down town, I do not behave like others who say they are from "Africa", I tell the white men that I am from NIGERIA and when they look at me with awe, I add "The country that those 419 emails come from". Yes, it gives me JOY to know that young Nigeria boys can write grammar good enough to brainwash a so-called intelligent white man and take their dollars to build great houses, buy exotic cars and help their poor parents, YES, you can call me Yahooze Man, not even Boy, cos I am no more a BOY. Please call me YAHOO MAN. It gives me JOY.Men, you too much, U don kill that noise maker today. |
0lumide: Hehehehehe but GEJ didn't close the NGF faction that broke away from the original one.What is the NGF |
Sincere 9gerian: The police were just being PROACTIVE in maintaining LAW AND ORDER, which is their constitutional responsibility. On a daily basis, people who engage in intellectual property theft are arrested and their business premises closed down by the police. In the same vein, the police has every right to close down the secretariat of the LOSERS who call themselves newPDP. What should happen to a man who opens a business premises and calls it new-AIT, is what has just happened to new-PDP. There's only one PDP and only one AIT.QED |
Ola Johnson: Tukur was once suspended and not fully admitted in 2001.That is not the question, Is he, a new comer to the PDP or not ![]() |
ilugunboy: Who paid and owns the Wadata plaza...the building housing the PDP national secretariat ? Go and find out and come and tell me if that person should leave the party for those that were invited to join..I have to laugh in Egun. You are a joker. Show me your late comers. |
ilugunboy: Tell me why they should leave PDP for late comers like GEJ and Tukur...?Who is a late comer Jonah and Tukur were members of PDP in 1998 during that election cycle or not Have they left since. Go through your list of rebels and list how many parties they have traveled through in 15 years. |
Afam4eva: If this is true and the directive came from Jonathan, then it's an abuse of power.Do you care to explain, what you call and define as the abuse of power. |
[quote author=Pvt_Parts]The President has the power to veto any law or legislature passed by the senate. The President has the powers to sack the entire senate. fact! This is similar to the Presidents of the U.S. who have sole powers and discretion to launch a nuclear weapon but won't.[/quote]Don't worry about these kids here. They will soon print their own money, for their first line charge. . |
ilugunboy: Funny...you are very naive.I don't waste my time with noise makers. When your brothers in NASS begin to cry about their allowances, please provide them, the account for their first line charge. |
[quote author=Gbawe.]Look, talk to your fellow simpletons and keep your insults to your kind. My posts are above your level of intellect so do not mask your inability to comprehend them with childish insults and inane barb.[/quote]Too much soaking of garri nah be your problem. Take your sophistication and most intelligent crap to Kano. They might need your help there. |
Toktee: Btw jonathan faction of pdp and baraje faction,which one is the loser her,the one using police to harassed the other or the one dat does not need police to gain popularity?Only kids see two PDP. Once their allowances are cut off and their eviction from Apo quarters begin, the real PDP members will stand up. Are, we not talking of NASS members, where their monthly allowances is their most important national assignment. ![]() |
[quote author=Gbawe.]The PDP, as we know it, is more or less finished now. No need to point the obvious to fans of GEJ who are kids lacking the intelligence, pragmatism and analytical mind to ever discern what is terribly obvious. They forget it was their incendiary chest-beating noise and empty braggadocio , exactly the sort they make now, that egged on GEJ to be dictatorial in imposing Anenih on the PDP and rigging Jang in as NGF chairman. It was the "you can do anything Mr.President" and "carry go nothing do you" noise that propelled team GEJ to think they were untouchable and able to do as they please. They bullied and harried everywhere and recorded hollow pseudo-victories. Did simpletons and messiah worshippers not construe all those initial 'gra gra' to mean GEJ was in charge? Lo and behold, without any warning whatsoever, GEJ walked into the mother of all ambush that has now seriously damaged his leadership image worldwide and indicated, to critically thinking folk throughout the universe, that this is a President marking time. Yet you guys are still mouthing off? Go on guys. I am cheering you all to shout and beat your chest as loudly as you can. It is what you do till you are brought back down to earth. Your messiah's office cannot give him power to cower those who are in the majority by far and determined to ensure he will not run under the PDP banner. You lot never learn and it is tragic, for GEJ, that Mr.President attracts people who excel at chest-beating but suck at critical/analytical thinking. Precisely the sort who always end up on the losing side.[/quote]Whoa, my men too much soaking of garri has derailed your mind. |
alaoeri: On what's ground should Baraje be arrested? GEJ never know anything yet expect more counter actions from the other factions.Please go watch the football match and stop the ranting of a duck. |
Jorussia: i pity GEJ,if northerners really mean am,he will just drown,when he begins to this he is OYO,when impeachment reach national assembly he will realise he has lots of enemies.Impeachment is highly welcomed. |
[quote author=Gbawe.]You better pipe down. What do you think my mocking "surprise, surprise" means? This is exactly what I expected from your crude messiah!!! Abuse of power and a desperately crude and confused show of bullying are the only options he is left with since he cannot gain legitimate control of the PDP because he does not have the freewill backing of the Party !!! Majority of stakeholders themselves, including many founding fathers, want him out and you are the only one too naive to see how this will end. Keep bouncing around the forum excitably. Soldier come, soldier go. We shall see.[/quote]You people are already crying, you have not even seen any action yet. Whoa, take a seat and watch live action. |
ilugunboy: Initial gragra....In Jesus name, may we all become and remain balkanised forever |
Just a taste of what's to come. Next page is exile |
By Soni Daniel, Regional Editor, North One of the ex-militant leaders in the Niger Delta, Dr. Ebikabowei Victor Ben, alias ‘General Boyloaf’, has said that oil theft in the Niger Delta will not stop until the Federal Government takes appropriate steps to compensate the natives of the region. Boyloaf, who is one of the Niger Delta ex-agitators, who brokered the amnesty deal with the late President Umaru YarÁdua, said in Abuja that oil theft had soared in the region because the owners of the land where the oil facilities crisscross did not feel any sense of belonging after many decade of oil production. Boyloaf also said that those who are making use of crude oil found in their back yards should not be referred to as ‘oil thieves’ as they were only making use of their God-given resources. Boyloaf Boyloaf “I hate to hear the word ‘oil thieves or oil theft’ because the people you want to label as thieves are simply trying to make use of their God-given resources. In other words what they are doing is the legitimate ‘resource control’ that we have been talking about. “The truth of the matter is that the Niger Delta people are simply controlling their resources and not stealing any oil,” Boyloaf said. Boyloaf said the ongoing problem in the Niger Delta was as a result of the negation of the original terms of the amnesty deal, which they entered into with the Federal Government in June 2009. He regretted that what was being implemented by the government under the guise of amnesty fell short of the character and spirit of what they signed with the YarÁdua government, adding that Nigerians should ask the government why certain components of the deal were not implemented till date. While accusing politicians, who were not part of the amnesty, of hijacking the programme, Boyloaf alleged that the key components of the programme like the offer of lifeline and rehabilitation of former agitators had been abandoned by the Federal Government. “We were abandoned and turned into beggars once we accepted amnesty. Today, what you have in the name of amnesty is not what we signed with Yar’Adua. He said that the stoppage of the oil pipeline protection contracts, which were awarded to former agitators, was one of the factors responsible for the rise of oil bunkering in the Niger Delta. According to him, the stoppage of the oil protection jobs has forced the natives to resort to other jobs in a bid to survive and warned that the next phase of the Niger Delta crisis may be worse than the previous one if the government fails to implement the terms of the amnesty to the letter. Boyloaf, who also accused security agencies of aiding and abetting oil theft, challenged them to show why the big names that are behind the illicit trade have never been exposed and brought to justice. According to him, it is only the few local players, who are unwilling to play along with the security agencies that are often arrested and paraded as oil thieves, while those who comply with the conditions imposed by the security agencies are often freed. He said,” Nigerians must be made to know clearly that over 75 percent of the oil said to be stolen in the Niger Delta belongs to the security agencies and they must be held responsible for the rising theft. “If the government is serious about the issue of oil theft, it must revisit the surveillance contract and empower communities and stakeholders to take up the responsibility of protecting the pipelines, which run through their back yards.’’ On the 2015 election, Boylaof claimed that although he was not a politician, Nigerians must allow President Jonathan to run out his two terms as provided for in the Nigerian Constitution. He said, “The decision to run for a second term is solely that of President Jonathan; if he so wishes, he is allowed by law to do so. “I strongly believe that no group of persons should harass or intimidate him from exercising his right. I will not go out of my way to ask the President to run for a second term. It is his decision he alone has to make. “Let me take seize this opportunity to appeal to our northern brothers not to mistake our resolve to maintain peace in the Niger Delta region as a form of weakness. Nobody should blame our people when they react forcefully on issues associated with these matters and many other unwarranted attacks on our sons and daughters by those who think they own Nigeria and our commonwealth and think that the Niger Delta people must continue to be subservient to them. A word is enough for the wise,” he warned. Boyloaf also said that the furore surrounding the sale of the OPL 245 to Dan Etete, former Petroleum Minister, should be allowed to rest, as he was not the only Nigerian, who was allocated an oil block. - See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/09/why-niger-delta-oil-theft-cant-stop-boyloaf/#sthash.xwmSHnWu.dpuf |
Tukur faction said a dinner organized for Sunday will be the “final chance” for Baraje group Former Nigerian presidents, Olusegun Obasanjo and Ibrahim Babangida, on Friday, formally stepped into the crisis that has split the Peoples Democratic Party into two factions, but failed to bring the two warring sides to an agreement after hours of talks at the Transcorp Hilton, Abuja. Messrs Obasanjo and Babangida, along with the PDP Board of Trustees chairman, Tony Anenih, two former national chairmen of the party, Barnabas Gemade and Ahmadu Ali, met with the Bamanga Tukur led PDP, as well as the Abubakar Baraje faction. Reflecting the tension the weeklong crisis has generated, the two sides did not meet face to face, but occupied separate halls in the hotel, leaving the Obasanjo negotiation team shuttling between them throughout the five hours duration of the meeting. While the Bamanga Tukur-led PDP stayed in Benue hall, the Baraje group was at the Kaduna hall. Mr. Tukur was accompanied by Governors Henry Seriake-Dickson of Bayelsa, Godswill Akpabio of Akwa Ibom, and Jonah Jang of Plateau, while Mr. Baraje was accompanied by Governors Sule Lamido of Jigawa, Aliyu Wamakko of Sokoto, and Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers. Mr. Obasanjo admitted there was a “family dispute”, and added that his team had intervened to “stem the tide of the party going to the brink”. He said they had listened to both sides but no decision had been taken. “We, as select elders of the party, are concerned and we have taken it upon ourselves to prevent the worst from happening to our dear party,” he said. “And I want to say that we have met with the two sides of the family. We have listened to them and of course we are going to put our heads together and go on from there.” Some supporters of President Goodluck Jonathan accuse Mr. Obasanjo of being behind the party’s crisis that saw the Baraje faction walk out of the party’s special convention last Saturday. Presidency sources have also narrated to PREMIUM TIMES how the president stormed out of reconciliation meeting on Sunday, after accusing Mr. Obasanjo of masterminding the crisis. Meanwhile, the Tukur-led PDP, which has the backing of President Jonathan, is organizing a post-convention dinner on Sunday and expects the “rebel” members to use the event as their last opportunity to retrace their steps or be fired from the party. Officials of the party told PREMIUM TIMES that despite the divisions, invitations have been extended to the seven governors and several lawmakers who make up the Baraje faction. The Baraje-led members stand to be expelled from the party if they fail to mend their ways after the dinner, our sources have said. The event is slated for Sunday at the Transcorp Hilton Hotel Abuja. Mr. Tukur had while addressing a Press Conference on Wednesday described members of the Baraje faction as impostors, and also hinted that they stand the risk of being arrested by security agents. He also threatened that, officials elected under the platform of the party, who also support the faction may lose their positions. However, the chairman of the party’s Board of Trustees, BoT, Tony Anenih, issued a statement on Thursday, calling for a truce by the two factions, while also advising them to stop making inflammatory statements. http://premiumtimesng.com/news/144289-obasanjo-babangida-meet-rival-pdp-factions-talks-deadlocked.html |
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Tell the lady say, I know dey house.