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PoliticsRe: Greatest Nigerian Of The Past 50 Years by banom(m): 8:16pm On Oct 15, 2010
chosen04:
Are you hidding something from me?
Baby don't misunderstand me, i have reported this to GEJ ehm sorry Seun, i dont know who hacked my nairaland account and typed that Jessica stuff, i dont know who is Jessica, you know i am sincere and faithful and i love you so much, you are the only woman in my life and i am sure you can swear with your life about that.
EducationRe: Sex education is immorality teaching in disguise. by banom(m): 7:24pm On Oct 15, 2010
ReLaTE:
I decided to open ths topic in other to get your own views concerning the introduction of the so called sex education in our primary and secondary schools. Some may differ and may call me old skool bt am against ths kind of education bcus a lot of our young ones are rather bn corrupted than learning the right thing frm it. A particular girl of abt 13yrs was discusing wt her mate 2day that wtout observing my presense that they where thot sex education at school 2day and it was so sweet that evryone in their class was enjoyin it excludin some that she mention to her that were nt comfortable wt that. She said that some of the boys in their class were always taking permissions to go and urinate that she saw their p.en1s very erect . The worst part of it frm what i heard frm her is that some of the boys started asking them girls that they wnt 2 arrange for sex wt them that their teacher said that sex wt condom is good to avoid disease and unwanted pregnancy. My own thot is that ths shuld be abolish in the high skool,lets nt immitate the west coz thats their culture. Lets hv your views!
Honestly you are a big time OLD OLD OLD OLD OLD school, are you a member of the pathetic deeper life church ?
PoliticsRe: 2011 Presidential Electrions, How To Control The Dynamic And Win The Election by banom(op): 5:55pm On Oct 13, 2010
MrPrsdent:
can i link you to the GEJ campaign team?
That obviously is a great deal and will be well honored.
PoliticsRe: Jonathan's New Explanation Of Abuja Bomb Blast, Worst Than The First by banom(m): 5:01pm On Oct 13, 2010
mikeansy:
Is the President suggesting that MEND have some kind of immunity and thus above investigation?

Is he saying that anyone can bomb Aso Rock and if it is proved to be MEND no need for investigation and trial in court?

We have an amnesty in place and amnesties come with responsibility. MEND may claim to be fighting a just course but I can not believe that the President of any country will openly suggest that some organisations or some group of people have immunity from prosecution if they destroy properties and kill Nigerians no matter what agenda they have.

The President is even dumber than I think he is. I think he should stop talking, don't wanna hear anymore.
Honestly, these your silly questions are dumber than that of GEJ, if you asked them unintentionally , then, you are obviously not advanced, if it was intentional, then you are here to spread propaganda , you are probably one of those paid online supporters of IBB or Nuhu Ribadu , who think that the only way to win is come online to caricature GEJ,

Needless to say, you are all losers, GEJ will win 2011 election, whether you like it or not, Go ask IBB or Nuhu Ribadu for a better JOB.
LiteratureRe: Lagos And Abuja: A Tale Of Two Cities. by banom(m): 5:05pm On Oct 05, 2010
Chuks84:
I was born and bred in Lagos, had my primary, secondary and tertiary education in Lagos. I hated Lagos! The madness, everybody was in rush to go somewhere. The filth, refuse littering virtually every corner of the streets. The crime, Armed robbers robbing people in broad daylight. Agberos, the order of the day. The heavy traffic, oh! those hold ups, I spent nothing less than three hours getting to school everyday. The only thing that kept me there was family.

Immediately after the university, I set my sights on leaving Lag, folks tried convincing me to work my NYSC to Lagos. Lai lai! I had already set my sights on Abuja. Yes! Abuja, the seat of the nation, our glorious capital, our own little London, Nigeria's land of milk and honey. No hold ups, no rush rush, no Agberos, no one chance. I was to go, see and conquer. Or so i thought.

I arrived at Abuja on a fateful Sunday morning, breathed in the fresh air, felt the wind of change rushing over me. My first destination was my uncle's house in a city called Kuje. My uncle came to pick me up from the airport, as we drove I admired the sights, so many rocks, I felt as if I was on an excursion. We soon veered off the main road to an untarred road, we moved through the streets of a place that reminded me of my village. We finally stopped in front of a small bungalow, I was surrounded by the sounds of chickens. Dreading the answer, I couldn't help but ask: "Uncle is this Abuja?". It was. I couldn't understand, what of all the tales? The beauty of Asokoro, Maitama, Wuse, Garki. I went to the room provided for me, consoling myelf with the thought that every city has its slums.

The next day, I went to the NYSC camp in Kubwa, which was only slightly better than Kuje and I was greeted with madness. A multitude of to be corpers struggling to register, I was giving a card which declared me as No. 2,478 on the queue. I looked round wondering where the queue was, all I could see was people fighting to get into a particular canopy. Where were the cool guys? The Behind chics? The Ajebuta's? These fellas were hardened Ajekpako's, the girls there were even worse. I ended up sleeping on the field that day without completing my registration.

As the camp progressed, the scales slowly fell off my eyes. I learned of remote towns like Abaji, Kwali, Rubochi, Karshi, I got to understand that Abuja consisted of a few urban cities surrounded by undeveloped villages. Virtually everybody in the camp was a hustler who had heard tales of this city and had come to partake in the national cake. I was eventually posted to FCDA (Federal Capital Development Agency). En route to the office I learned my cab driver was a fresh graduant of NYSC who coincidentally served in FCDA, he complained to me that he was still being owed 2 months salary, saying FCDA was the worst place to serve. He was right. With a monthly salary of N5,000 per month which was paid in bulk every three months, I suffered, I was just surviving.  I discovered Abuja had its own share of hold ups that could rival Lagos anyday, particularly in the area of kubwa and Lugbe. I spent nothing less than two hours going to work everyday. Majority of the workers in Abuja didn't even come from the FCT, they came to work everyday from neighbouring states like Nassarawa and and Niger. Accomodation was devilishly expensive. I missed Lagos.

One year later. I am still in Abuja, I was lucky to be retained as a project staff, I earn a pittance of N16,000 monthly. I fight the daily madness of entering a bus to get to work, I spend 3 hrs. I fear entering cabs because of one-chance which is becoming rampant. I can't afford an apartment of my own. Just this weekend there was a bomb explosion in the city. Every day, I hear of the strides Fashola is making in Lagos. I see it with my eyes but I am not believing. The FCT is slowly becoming another Lagos. And Lagos is slowly evolving to my imagined FCT. I miss Lagos.
@ Op,

Your problem is nothing but disappointment, what you met in Abuja obviously did not confirm with your original  prejudice about Abuja, I have lived in Abuja for over twenty years now, and  i do frequently visit other cities in Nigeria like , kano, Lagos, Portarcourt , Calaba, Enugu, Kaduna,  where we have our family business branches, and i must tell you, Abuja is  haven when compared to those cities,

What makes you enjoy any city is not if the city is the biblical Garden of Eden, but MONEY, with money you can have all your fantasies provided for you even in the most dense Jungle of Sahara desert, with a mere 16k salary you will obviously not see the real Abuja, but just take your time and plan your self, soon you will get used to the city, make enough money and Enjoy all your fantasies , WELCOME TO FCT, THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND ORGANIZED CITY IN NIGERIA.
PoliticsRe: Seven Reasons For Not Voting Goodluck Jonathan In 2011 by banom(m): 12:08am On Oct 05, 2010
It is only a fool that beleives any thing that comes from Sahara reporters, An IBB media,

some thing he founded to use to fight his political opponents,

Better news please, we know the game.
PoliticsRe: Ibb Has A Very Slim Chance Of Wining 2011 Presidential Election, See My Analysis by banom(op): 1:58pm On Oct 04, 2010
legendprac:
Ok ooo, Make I believe u
if you like
PoliticsRe: 50 Events That Shaped Nigeria’s History by banom(m): 1:53pm On Oct 04, 2010
the thread started from a fault, how can somebody talk of the events that shaped Nigeria's history without mentioning the regretable 1914 AMALGAMATION , the useles marriage that started the hopleness called Nigeria,
Politics2011 Presidential Electrions, How To Control The Dynamic And Win The Election by banom(op): 8:49pm On Oct 02, 2010
As an election campaign strategist, i have been studying the election situation and trying to figure out how any candidate can win this crucial election, i have made one analysis on IBB, see ( https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?topic=514737.msg6804048#msg6804048 ), this is not any indirect support or hatred for any candidate as some people alleged in the other thread , rather, i am doing what i am passionate about , Strategy , ploting effective  steps that helps people to attain political power and achieve their political dreams, that have been my life long passion if not obsession,

This 2011 presidential election will be interesting with different  candidates from the North, south South and South west, all of them  cracking their nuckles and hoping to employ any strategy and tricks to win, the problem is that most of them are simply been tactical and not strategic, going into any election contest, any candidate who must win must control the election campaign dynamic, controling the dynamic is a key strategic concept in WAR, CONFLICTS and any kind of COMPETITION, It simply means, been the one to set the  pace and rhythm of the entire engagement, and having your opponents confined within this pace, that a candidate will win in an election if he cntrolled the campaign dynammic is not based on any  general or definite premise or theory ,but it is observable in history from different parts of the world that almost if not all the candidates who strategically controlled the election campaign dynamic won the election, dont even consider going into any poll if you do not first device ways to controll the campaign dynamic.

Andrew Jackson controlled the election campaign dynamic and won president John Quincy Adams in 1828, Franklin Delano Roosevelt controlled it in 1936 and won ALF .M. Landon, so did John .F. Kennedy who controlled it in 1960 and won Richard Nixon, In recent times, Bill Clinton controlled it in 1992 and he defeated the then seating president George Bush Snr, Our own man and great patriot M. K. O Abiola won the annulled 1993 presidential election against alhaji Tofa by brilliantly and effectively controlling the dynamic, (Abiola's fever swept our entire country), the greatest of them all was seeing in 2008 American presidential election , when a relative inexpirienced but highly seductive senator Barrack Obama who's strength were his record in Irac war, charisma, exceptional oratory skill and his inspiring message of change and hope, defeated, by strategically controlling the election campaign dynamic, the far more experience John Mccan, an American war hero who's only sin  or weakness is his " yes go to irac war, vote in 2002" all these examples and countless other ones show the importance and power of controlling the election campaign rhythm and pace,

In this thread, i will show how any candidate in this 2011 presidential election can win by controlling the campaign dynamic, of course, the crucial dynamic control strategy can be applied on presidential as well as  on gubernatorial,federal and state legistlative and local government election campaign. later in the future, i will  make another thread and dish out the brilliant strategies that will win the 2011 presidential election, i will say what will happen in the coming months and finally, i will predict who will win the 2011 presidential election, ( please bookmark me now so you can quote me in the future after my predictions has come to pass )

Thank you, stay tuned and stay blessed.
SportsRe: Siasia If You Accept Any Thing Less Than 50,000 Dollars From Nff, I Will Stab U by banom(op): 1:51pm On Sep 24, 2010
duduspace:
Banom the menace, how yu dey? how are things in the religious section and your feud with Pastor Adeboye?
Uncle Dudespace, i am very much fine , how about you ? i dont have any feud with adeboye o o o o, he is our baba in the lord ( me and you ), i do not frequently visit the religion section this days but honestly nairaland use to be more interesting in those days we gather there to have fun, how about tudor ? i have not heared from him for a very long time now.
SportsSiasia If You Accept Any Thing Less Than 50,000 Dollars From Nff, I Will Stab U by banom(op): 9:58am On Sep 23, 2010
Any one who knows Coach sampson siasia should tell him that i am warning and assuring him to go further with his demand of a sign on fee and a monthly salary of 100 k dollars from those fat tommy glass house fools called NFF,  they are pricing him a mere peanut of 20k dollars with no sign on fee, he should never accept that, if they can pay ordinary Berti vots and lars Lagerback that amount why cant they pay that to our own man who is undoubtably far more competent than them,

it is a very big insult to our identity and pride and if Siasia bows for them, i will personally take up the responsibility of Stabing him, and if NFF dare bring in agian those useless white men to coach super eagles again, i will equally stab the person, if i cant personaly carry it out, i will pay a person to do it. is not a threat,just a promise.

Banom.
PoliticsRe: Buhari Visits Adeboye To Seek For Electoral Support by banom(m): 9:06am On Sep 23, 2010
chosen04:
What do you mean by the bolded above . . . . . . .huh
I am not suprise this kind of question is coming from my sister and sweet heart Chosen04, you are notorious for supporting dubious political aspirant with negative plans, i know some one like you can never support a very good man Like Gej, your candidate in this election is obviously babangida, the criminal who destroyed our nation in the 80s, just like the way you supported that short criminal called Dr Chris Ngige in our state election.

I am sure one day you will canvass for votes for Osama bin laden or India Amin.
PoliticsRe: Ibb Has A Very Slim Chance Of Wining 2011 Presidential Election, See My Analysis by banom(op): 11:07pm On Sep 22, 2010
texazzpete:
@banom
Abeg modify the title ASAP. Which one be 2001 presidential elections?
Unless, of course, IBB has mastered time travel.
Is now in perfect shape,thanks for reminding me,
PoliticsRe: Ibb Has A Very Slim Chance Of Wining 2011 Presidential Election, See My Analysis by banom(op): 8:42pm On Sep 22, 2010
Ayowumie:
Your reply implies maturity. I was half expecting some insult like some nairalanders. Thank you!
you are highly welcome, i do appreciate constructive critism more than people's superficial praises.
PoliticsRe: Ibb Top Hill House Minna by banom(m): 1:22pm On Sep 22, 2010
please send it leeyon04@yahoo.com
PoliticsRe: Ibb Has A Very Slim Chance Of Wining 2011 Presidential Election, See My Analysis by banom(op): 1:12pm On Sep 22, 2010
Ayowumie:
@poster, Thanks for the analysis. It is accurate but to a fault. Your analysis also reflects some sentimental flaws that are been sentimentally explored by our corrupt politicians. By talking about the power of incumbency(am sure if you had your way, you would love to strategize for GEJ), you are reverting to partisan and reckless politicking as the only avenue for winning an election. What you are purportedly saying is that Jonathan would rig the election using the power of incumbency. Is that your own way of strategising? A candidate should be field and elected based on the "soundness of his arguments"- highest qualification in all standard (merits). If i were a strategist(which you said you are) and  indirectly supporting the candidature of GEJ, I would never pin point incumbency as advantage (albeit it is)through which people should vote him. Strategies of electioneering every where in the world are some times sentimentally driven (read about the 2008 Obama's election). I am not in support of IBB, but the fact that he is resorting into tribal sentiment as a basis of campaigning does not discredit him or make his campaign strategies flawed.(although his merits are questionable).
      Also, you said the Igbos have not tasted power for a single day. Is that supposed to be an exaggeration? If it is, you definitely over stretched it. And i don't buy into it - Ironsi was a man of Igbo extraction.
     IBB is not using a Niger-Deltan as his running mate. Please do not spread falsehood in the name of strategic analysis.

Goodluck Ebele Jonathan did not spell his name as Azikwe but rather[b] AZIKIWE[/b]     whatever that means
Thanks for your brilliant response, i really appreciate,

First of all. understand that i do not personally support or oppose any of IBB or GEJ, i was only trying to point out to Kosovo the direction IBB's campaign is leading to, and if i am supporting GEJ, i wouldn't have said that, i would have kept mum and allow him to commit more to his negative direction so he will destroy himself, Just as Napoleon Bonaparte said " Do not interrupt a man at the process of hanging himself" Strategy is simply effective plan of actions aimed at achieving a goal, in this case , an effective plan of actions aimed at winning the 2011 presidential election, and in facing an opponent in an election , there is such thing as Nailing, nailing means holding your opponent in a loosing position or issue and giving him no single room to separate himself from it and IBB started his campaign in a way he was well ripped for a deadly nailing, Obama did it to MCCain in 2008 by supergluing him to all the problem America was facing as a result of failed policies of former president Bush, Obama instead of making it an issue of Bush failed policies, he made it an issue of failed republican party's policies in which Mccain was part of and MCCAIN had no other option , he cant deny that he was no republican and never participated in making the policies,on the other hand agreeing to it was destructive, that was pure strategic nailing and this can be done to IBB in some issue he has committed himself  to, are you not seeing how GEJ is running around some issues ,never committing or distancing  himself completely from any thing, that is a better strategic approach to take now that the election is still at  early stage, that is what i was trying to point out in that analysis not indirectly supporting any candidate,  do you know i received three emails from people a day after i made that analysis, one was an invitation to work with a candidate, the other was an abuse and threat to me, while the last one was a kind of compliments by a fellow nairalander who wished to know more about me,

Talking about the power of incumbency,  i didn't say it because i personally support one man using the power of Aso rock to high jack  our votes and decisions but you and i can never deny it when it comes to elections in Nigeria, IBB did it in 1993 and 1999, Obasanjo did it in 2003 and 2007, What did you do about it ? GEJ has the power and like every one else, he will make use of it to win, if you or IBB is in that position, i am 100% sure you will  equally make use of it and then you will find nothing wrong with it. i pointed it out because it is the greatest opposition or problem IBB will face in this election , who is Goodluck Jonathan to stand in the way of IBB if not for the power of incumbency ? the only solution to this problem is the masses, if the masses can actively get involved, exercise and defend their franchise, then the power of incumbency wont matter, Oh my heavenly father, the masses i am talking about here is Nigerian masses, the most timid masses on earth when it comes to franchise and patriotism, until that day when the new breeds of Nigeria  will start exercising their franchise , the power of incumbency still holds water,

Finally i meant that the Igbos have not ruled Nigeria for a single day after the civil war and not after the independence,

Have a wonderful day.
PoliticsRe: Ibb Has A Very Slim Chance Of Wining 2011 Presidential Election, See My Analysis by banom(op): 1:40pm On Sep 21, 2010
legendprac:
@op, I agree with u, but do I dictate a 'pls hire me' tone in your last lines?
hahaha You are funny, i shouldn't beg any one to hire me on a public forum, if i want to be hired, i will personally write the candidate of my choice and propose to offer my service, that is how the Job is done, besides, IBB is the one that should be praying to Allah to help him in facing any opponent I am strategizing for, because i am going to crush him into total submission .
PoliticsRe: Ibb Has A Very Slim Chance Of Wining 2011 Presidential Election, See My Analysis by banom(op): 4:38pm On Sep 17, 2010
[quote author=big-ben link=topic=514737.msg6771430#msg6771430 date=1284734073]@topic,which election are you talking about? 2010 or 2011? huh[/quote]Is there any general election in Nigeria in 2010 ?
Christianity EtcRe: Please Where Is Tudor, Ogaga4luv,tpia, Abuzola, Noetic And Others. by banom(op): 2:40pm On Sep 17, 2010
alexleo:
8anom you are welcome. I missed you. Hope you are still on God's path? I gave your testimony to my church people and they were revived. God bless you.
Thanks man i missed you too, the joy of the Lord is still my strength.
PoliticsRe: Ibb Has A Very Slim Chance Of Wining 2011 Presidential Election, See My Analysis by banom(op): 2:32pm On Sep 17, 2010
sbeezy8:
Jonathan is igbo in the book of MANY people, he will be looked at by the others as igbo anyways.
Goodluck Ebelechkwu Azikwe Jonathan

so . . . there is your igbo president.
are you serious or you are just kidding ?
PoliticsIbb Has A Very Slim Chance Of Wining 2011 Presidential Election, See My Analysis by banom(op): 6:02pm On Sep 16, 2010
I saw a post where babaerly was talking about his ridiculous " One reason We Need Ibrahim babangida  as president "  Though i think he was either high or drunk or simply wanted to have some fun by telling us that we need to vote for IBB because he is chop i Chop, a good reason indeed,

The following was my response to him and his cohorts and what i see about the mess and doom IBB is heading to. The thread can be found here. https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-513456.0.html

Honestly, as an IBB supporter, i believe you either do not know what you just said or you are making a fool of IBB himself, IBB is one candidate who's campaign is strongly based on Tribal or regional power shifting sentiments ( PDP ZONING) and you are here talking about Ethnocentric and sentimental political ideologies,

I am an election campaign strategist, and studying the  current election situation and how the many contestants are strategizing to win this 2011 election, it is obvious that IBB's campaign started on a very wrong path,

See how IBB plans to win, he intends to use the PDP agreed zoning arrangement to rally the majority of northerners to his side, and been the most powerful and influential contestant from the North, he can easily shuffle the other contestants from the north and get them to back down for him, if this works perfectly, it will bring him a lot of votes from the north, but this will not be enough to win the presidential election, on the other hand, he needs to get a good vote from the south as well, but he has a hopeless case here, it is obvious 70% of Yorubas will vote for a Dog or donkey in 2011 election  than voting for IBB, while  90% of Niger Deltans will prefer to die or tear Nigeria apart than voting for  any other candidate except president Goodluck Jonathan, so the only southern part he has a fair ground to get a good Vote to add up to any vote he will get from the North is In Igbo land, and this he hopes to get by talking about the post Biafran war situation of the Igbos and promising to hand over powerto them in 2015,

His strategy is based on emotional sentiment than anything strong or brilliant, and this can easily be countered and defeated by a superior and more brilliant and practical strategy , Some analyst have tried to analyze IBB's chances of victory in this 2011 election, they listed his strength and weaknesses, but this is a  list of some superfluous qualities they think will play out well for or against him in this election. one of such analysis is that his strengths are experience, Charisma and Dynamism and his weaknesses are june 12, Delegiwa, 12 billion dollar oil windfall and so on, all these are needless  and wont take him far or work much against him, 

The problem with some election battles like this is that once you have committed to some positions and issues, you cant back down again, and going further with some certain issues will hurt you than helping you, IBB's campaign started from the horns of a dilemma , his campaign is not seductive and is filled with unnecessary or negative sentiments,  thinking he will get the votes of the Igbos by bringing up the issues of Biafran war and handing over power to the Igbos in 2015  is hopeless and silly to say the least, this can easily be countered by asking him why 2015 for the Igbos ?, why not now  ? the northerners have held it for 39 years , why do they want another 4 years at the expense of people who have not enjoyed it for a single day,  is that not cheating and greediness ?and IBB is a man notorious  for cunning and deception and no one  will take him seriously, on the other hand, trying to get the vote of the northerners by using the PDP zoning sentiment is a negative campaigning that will equally work against him, this can equally be countered by highlighting all the negative sides of Zoning and  making it clear that it will lead Nigeria backward than forward and letting every one know that it is a mere PDP agreement and has no single place in our national constitution, IBB is hoping to get some vote from Niger delta by using a Niger delta man as his running mate, but that is equally hopeless, greater majority of Niger deltans will prefer their son as a president than a vice president, after all, opportunity comes but ones,

Finally, Ibb Has three main weaknesses or opposition in this 2011 election, the Greatest of them is the ambition of president Goodluck Jonathan to remain in office beyond 2011, his power of incumbency, the fact that he is from Niger delta, a region that her resources made the unity and survival of Nigeria possible but have not enjoyed a shot at the leadership of the nation they have been feeding for more than half a century now, even foreign power brokers  will prefer to protect their oil interest in Nigeria by supporting Goodluck Jonathan than supporting IBB and his tribal sentiments that has nothing to benefit them, the second opposition IBB has is his dubious past, having ruled Nigeria in the past for 8 years and Nine months, and with a dirty record of corruption, illegality , murder , dictatorship and denial and betrayal of the most promising democracy in our history, it will be funny to think the same people he denied democracy will elect him as  their "democratic president", and many Nigerians have a hopeless believe that most of their problems is from their past leaders and IBB is top on the list , some even call him, evil genius, chop i chop, father of corruption and so on, and they will be too or three glad to try a fresh new leader, his third weakness is a northern choice that the southerners will be satisfied with, even if the northerners will produce the next president of Nigeria, is going to be a candidate that will be agreed by the southerners and the northerners, and every one knows they will never settle for IBB, beside Obasanjo is one past leader of our nation that commands the highest influence in our political affairs, and there is one thing he wouldn't want to see happen in Nigeria,(any president that will take away from him the record of been the person who ruled Nigeria most), and the northerners will care more about a northerner becoming the  president of Nigeria than whom that person is.

IBB has a very slim chance of been the president of Nigeria in 2011, but there is still possibilities for him been elected but it will need a more brilliant, positive and effective campaigning, not the present mess he is doing right now.

Good day fellow country men
PoliticsRe: Igbo's, Let Get Our Interests Straight by banom(m): 5:27pm On Sep 16, 2010
That is awesome,  it is obvious that Igbo politicians are using the Igbo presidency agenda to pursue their self interest just like IBB is using the PDP zoning palava to pursue his 2011 presidential ambition.
PoliticsRe: One Reason We Need Ibrahim Babangida As President! by banom(m): 5:08pm On Sep 16, 2010
violent:
^^

your next drink is on me maam!

tht's such a brilliant analysis!
Thanks man, i appreciate your compliments, so where is the drink ? i can't wait for it, mind you, 30 bottles of Hennesy is what i normally consume at once. cry cry cry
PoliticsRe: One Reason We Need Ibrahim Babangida As President! by banom(m): 12:59pm On Sep 16, 2010
kosovo:
IBB's anti melious persimous stance on Education is one of the many reasons why i am in total support of IBB's candidacy. Owing to this course, we will be launching a Massive online IBB support group soon, we really need to educate the re-orientate the youths on IBB numerous acheivements. The problem with many nigerias is the unwillinness to learn, most people just dont have any reason not to support IBB, they do so because their friends are doing so, i am a southerner but i am also a Nigerian and i believe strongly in one Nigeria, my Southern triat does not makes it mandatory to support GEJ even when i know he is just a political feather-weight and has nothing of an accomplishment to mention. Ethnocentric and sentimental political ideologies must go in other to pave way for substainable governance that would re-ignite the dreams of our founding fathers and the Nigerian dream.
Honestly, as an IBB supporter, i believe you either do not know what you just said or you are making a fool of IBB himself, IBB is one candidate who's campaign is strongly based on Tribal or regional power shifting sentiments ( PDP ZONING) and you are here talking about Ethnocentric and sentimental political ideologies,

I am an election campaign strategist, and studying the  current election situation and how the many contestants are strategizing to win this 2011 election, it is obvious that IBB's campaign started on a very wrong path,

See how IBB plans to win, he intends to use the PDP agreed zoning arrangement to rally the majority of northerners to his side, and been the most powerful and influential contestant from the North, he can easily shuffle the other contestants from the north and get them to back down for him, if this works perfectly, it will bring him a lot of votes from the north, but this will not be enough to win the presidential election, on the other hand, he needs to get a good vote from the south as well, but he has a hopeless case here, it is obvious 70% of Yorubas will vote for a Dog or donkey in 2011 than voting for IBB, while  90% of Niger Deltans will prefer to die or tear Nigeria apart than voting for  any other candidate except president Goodluck Jonathan, so the only southern part he has a fair ground to get a good Vote to add up to any vote he will get from the North is In Igbo land, and this he hopes to get by talking about the post Biafran war situation of the Igbos and promising to hand over to them in 2015,

His strategy is based on emotional sentiment than anything strong or brilliant, and this can easily be countered and defeated by a superior and more brilliant and practical strategy , Some analyst have tried to analyze IBB's chances of victory in this 2011 election, they listed his strength and weaknesses, but this is a  list of some superfluous qualities they think will play out well for or against him in this election. one of such analysis is that his strength is experience, Charisma and Dynamism and his weakness is june 12, Delegiwa, 12 billion dollar oil windfall and so on, all these are needless  and wont take him far or work much against him,  

The problem with some election battles like this is that once you have committed to some positions and issues, you cant back down again, and going further with some certain issues will hurt you than helping you, IBB's campaign started from the horns of a dilemma , his campaign is not seductive and is filled with unnecessary or negative sentiments,  thinking he will get the votes of the Igbos by bringing up the issues of Biafran war and handing over power to the Igbos in 2015  is hopeless and stupid to say the least, this can easily be countered by asking him why 2015 for the Igbos ?, why not now  ? the northerners have held it for 39 years , why do they want another 4 years at the expense of people who have not enjoyed it for a single day,  is that not cheating and greediness ?and IBB is a man notorious  for cunning and deception and no one  will take him seriously, on the other hand, trying to get the vote of the northerners by using the PDP zoning sentiment is a negative campaigning that will equally work against him, this can equally be countered by highlighting all the negative sides of Zoning and  making it clear that it will lead Nigeria backward than forward and letting every one know that it is a mere PDP agreement and has no single place in our national constitution, IBB is hoping to get some vote from Niger delta by using a Niger delta man as his running mate, but that is equally hopeless, greater majority of Niger deltans will prefer their son as a president than a vice president, after all, opportunity comes but ones,

Finally, Ibb Has three main weaknesses or opposition in this 2011 election, the Greatest of them is the ambition of president Goodluck Jonathan to remain in office beyond 2011, his power of incumbency, the fact that he is from Niger delta, a region that her resources made the unity and survival of Nigeria possible but have not enjoyed a shot at the leadership of the nation they have been feeding for more than half a century now, even foreign power brokers  will prefer to protect their oil interest in Nigeria by supporting Goodluck Jonathan than supporting IBB and his tribal sentiments that has nothing to offer them, the second opposition IBB has is his dubious past, having ruled Nigeria in the past for 8 years and Nine months, and with a dirty record of corruption, illegality , murder , dictatorship and denial and betrayal of the most promising democracy in our history, it will be funny to think the same people he denied democracy will elect him as  their "democratic president", and many Nigerians have a hopeless believe that most of their problems is from their past leaders and IBB is top on the list , some even call him, evil genius, chop i chop, father of corruption and so on, and they will be too or three glad to try a fresh new leader, his third weakness is a northern choice that the southerners will be satisfied with, even if the northerners will produce the next president of Nigeria, is going to be a candidate that will be agreed by the southerners and the northerners, and every one knows they will never settle for IBB, beside Obasanjo is one past leader of our nation that commands the highest influence in our political affairs, and there is one thing he wouldn't want to see happen in Nigeria, any president that will take away from him the record of been the person who ruled Nigeria most, and the northerners will care more about a northerner becoming the  president of Nigeria than whom that person is.

IBB has a very slim chance of been the president of Nigeria in 2011, but there is still possibilities for him been elected but it will need a more brilliant, positive and effective campaigning, not the present mess he is doing right now.
PoliticsRe: Salt Unto Injury: Northerner Uses Jonathan To Spite Biafran Cause by banom(m): 5:09pm On Sep 14, 2010
[quote author=Care-Taker link=topic=512972.msg6752010#msg6752010 date=1284474223]This feat can only be accomplished by a heavy weight lipsrsealed lipsrsealed lipsrsealed[/quote]And you think I am not heavy enough to do it ?
PoliticsRe: Salt Unto Injury: Northerner Uses Jonathan To Spite Biafran Cause by banom(m): 2:43pm On Sep 14, 2010
birdman:
So, you wont vote for Jonathan because his side didnt support Biafra. BUT, you will vote for IBB even though his side was the mortal enemy of Biafra.

This makes sense smiley
Sorry who are you asking the qestion ?
PoliticsRe: Greatest Nigerian Of The Past 50 Years by banom(m): 2:21pm On Sep 14, 2010
my girlfriend Jessica.
RomanceRe: Why Would Anyone Want To Date You? by banom(m): 2:03pm On Sep 14, 2010
Beacuse i'm a very rich Guy.
PoliticsRe: Salt Unto Injury: Northerner Uses Jonathan To Spite Biafran Cause by banom(m): 1:49pm On Sep 14, 2010
Sen Isaiah Balat have screwed himself or Goodluck jonathan, I am currently writing a pettition to Goodluck Jonathan campaign to get that Idio*t of a Balaty fired from their campaign team and have him also fired as special adviser (special duties) to Goddluck Jonathan for such a silly tribalistic and war talk, if Goodluck fails to fire him, i will personaly launch a media attack ( using all media ) to attack and destroy Jonathan's presdiential ambition, persuade every igbo man not to vote him, i will use this to do dispropotionate damage to Goodluck if he dares me,

Foolish man.
Christianity EtcPlease Where Is Tudor, Ogaga4luv,tpia, Abuzola, Noetic And Others. by banom(op): 12:19pm On Sep 14, 2010
I have been absent for a while , but i am fully back now, i have not see some of my hommies here, what is happening, where are they ? I have missed every one.
PoliticsRe: National Assembly Man Zooms Off. Naija Na Wah! by banom(m): 7:41pm On Sep 13, 2010
@ Topic.

Banana, Banana, Banana , how many times did i call you ?
PoliticsRe: A Comparative Summary Of 3 Judicial Commission Of Inquiry Reports On Jos Crises by banom(m): 6:07pm On Sep 10, 2010
@ Chosen04,

baby i have opened the thread , this is the link. https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-511706.0.html

But baby reading your post above shows  something is boiling inside your mind, are you  furious that i am exposing your dubious uncle Chris Ngige ? please dont take any thing personal, after all the other time you slandered Soludo during the governoship election and i did not get angry with you, so take me out of this and know that i cherish you so much.

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