kingoflag: Dont twist the subject. When International observers praised your fraudulent Selection GEJ jumped for joy and declared "Oga Obama loves me".
Reuters has spoken now we no hear one word. Dummies all around.
Wanna bet that your Oga and all other corrupt destroyers of Nigeria will be gone by September?
Dude, you answered a question that had been bugging my mind. Please do not be upset by what I am going to say; before you made that statement, I had drawn the conclusion that you were one or more of the below:
1. A liar. 2. A murderer. 3. Immoral. 4. Evil. 5. An ethnic bigot. 6. Possibly a thief hoping for political gain.
I'm talking with all seriousness, so do not be offended. Your addmision of lack of familiarity with Nigeria is a saving grace of sorts.
egift: Beaf, jmaine, PointB and Onlytruth: Here are the matters on board, if you believe its wrong, give us a reason (facts) to side with Jonathan. 1. Jonathan is surrounded by the finest criminals in Nigerian politics. So we believe he is the Gang Leader 2. He is not fighting corruption. So he too is corrupt 3. He was the spokesperson of MEND on Independence Bombing. Protects Boko Sponsors. As we already know from his security Chief, Boko Haram = PDP and PDP = Boko Haram 4. In appointments, disposition, utterance, body language says it is the turn of the Ijaws. Every other Nigerian says he is a Sectarian Leader. 5. He is too slow, always doing little, very late and silent when you he ought to speak. Here we accept he is Retardern or Odemumu. 6. He is always promising, will do, to do, poise to - So he is tagged Clueless of his job description 7. When you just think of giving a chance to rise he will sink further and pull out another Anti-Masses policy. So GEJ does not care
There are planty more, but what can you guys (Beaf, jmaine, PointB and Onlytruth) show from the camp of Jona to reverse the believe in RED above? Or are you going to keep insulting everyone - that definitely is not working. Over to you, this is the challenge.
Dude, you are a frustrated loser. So we expect you to say anything, lie, kill and steal... Just like a Buhari follower. He calls you dogs and baboons (and we believe him).
egift: Beaf, jmaine, PointB and Onlytruth: Here are the matters on board, if you believe its wrong, give us a reason (facts) to side with Jonathan. 1. Jonathan is surrounded by the finest criminals in Nigerian politics. So we believe he is the Gang Leader 2. He is not fighting corruption. So he too is corrupt 3. He was the spokesperson of MEND on Independence Bombing. Protects Boko Sponsors. As we already know from his security Chief, Boko Haram = PDP and PDP = Boko Haram 4. In appointments, disposition, utterance, body language says it is the turn of the Ijaws. Every other Nigerian says he is a Sectarian Leader. 5. He is too slow, always doing little, very late and silent when you he ought to speak. Here we accept he is Retardern or Odemumu. 6. He is always promising, will do, to do, poise to - So he is tagged Clueless of his job description 7. When you just think of giving a chance to rise he will sink further and pull out another Anti-Masses policy. So GEJ does not care
Dude, you are a frustrated loser. So we expect you to say anything, lie, kill and steal... Just like a Buhari follower. He calls you dogs and baboons.
There are planty more, but what can you guys (Beaf, jmaine, PointB and Onlytruth) show from the camp of Jona to reverse the believe in RED above? Or are you going to keep insulting everyone - that definitely is not working. Over to you, this is the challenge.
Ah - Let’s get now into another, underground spiritual game Just go to help me the answer, go to say, "Aiya-kata"- Oh ya
O’feshe-Lu [Chorus] Aiya kata O’feshe- g’Ba
O’feshe-Woh [Chorus] Aiya kata O’feshe-Weng Aiya kata Aiya Koto Aiya Kiti Aiya Kutu
O’feshe-Lu [Chorus] Aiya kata O’feshe- g’Ba
Oh,
Basket mouth wan start to leak again, oh- [Chorus] Basket mouth wan open mouth again, oh Abi you don forget I say I sing, ee-oh [Chorus] Basket mouth wan open mouth again, oh Oh, I sing, I say, I go my mouth like basket, ee-oh, Malan Bia-gbe-re
Basket mouth wan start to leak again, oh- [Chorus] Basket mouth wan open mouth again, oh
Fela, wetin you go sing about? [Chorus] Dem go worry me…
Dem go worry me, worry me-- worry, worry, worry, worry [Chorus] Dem go worry me Dey wan to make us sing about prison Dem go worry me, worry me-- worry, worry all over da town Dey wan to know about prison life Dem go worry me, worry me-- worry, worry all over da town
Fela, wetin you go sing about? [Chorus] Dem go worry me Dem go worry me, worry me-- worry, worry, worry, worry
The time weh I dey, for prison, I call am “inside world” The time weh I dey outside prison, I call am “outside world” Na craze world, na be outside world
[Chorus] Craze world Na be outside- da police-i dey Na be outside- da soldier dey Na be outside- da court dem dey Na be outside- da magistrate dey Na be outside- da judge dem dey Na craze world be dat [size=14pt]Na be outside- Buhari dey Na craze man be dat Animal in craze-man skin-i Na craze world be dat Na be outside- Idia-gbon dey Na craze man be dat- oh Animal in craze-man skin-i Na craze world be dat Na be outside- dem find me guilty Na be outside- dem jail me five years I no do nothing Na be outside-dem judge dey beg ee-o Na craze world be dat, Na craze world be dat Na be outside- dem kill dem students Soweto, Zaria, and Ife Na craze world be dat, ee-oh Na craze world be dat, Na be outside- all dis dey happen[/size] Na craze world be dat, ee-oh Na craze world be dat, ee-oh Na craze world be dat, ee-oh Na craze world be dat, ee-oh Na craze world be dat, ee-oh…,
[size=14pt]Make you hear this one War against indiscipline, ee-oh
Na Nigerian government, ee-oh Dem dey talk ee-oh “My people are us-e-less, My people are sens-i-less, My people are indiscipline”
Na Nigerian government, ee-oh Dem dey talk be dat “My people are us-e-less, My people are sens-i-less, My people are indiscipline”
I never hear dat before- oh Make Government talk, ee-oh “My people are us-e-less, My people are sens-i-less, My people are indiscipline”
Na Nigerian government, ee-oh Dem dey talk be dat Which kind talk be dat- oh? Craze talk be dat ee-oh Na animal talk be dat – oh Na animal talk be dat – oh
[Chorus] Many leaders as you see dem [Chorus] Na different disguise dem dey-oh [Chorus] Animals in human skin [Chorus] Animal-I put-u tie-oh [Chorus] Animal-I wear agbada [Chorus] Animal-I put-u suit-u[/size]
These disguising leaders ee-oh, na wah for dem Dem-o hold meeting everywhere, dem reach America
Dem call the place, the “United Nations” Hear-oh another animal talk Wetin united inside “United Nations”? Who & who unite, for “United Nations”? No be there Thatcher & Argentina dey No be there Reagan & Libya dey Is-i-rael versus Lebanon Iran-i-oh versus Iraq-i East West Block versus West Block East No be there dem dey oh- United Nations Dis “united” United Nations One veto vote is equal to 92 […or more, or more] What kind sense be dat, na animal sense
[Chorus] Many leaders as you see dem [Chorus] Na different disguise dem dey-oh [Chorus] Animals in human skin [Chorus] Animal-I put-u tie-oh [Chorus] Animal-I wear agbada [Chorus] Animal-I put-u suit-u
[size=14pt]Dem go hold meeting, oh, Dem go start yab human beings Animal talk don start again Dash dem, human rights
Dem go hold meeting, oh, Dem go start yab human beings Animal talk don start again Dash dem human rights
How animal go know-say dem no born me as slave? How animal go know say slave trade don pass? And, dey wan dash us human rights Animal must talk to human beings Give dem human rights
I beg-I, oh, make you hear me well-u well I beg-I, oh, make you hear me very well
Human rights na my property So therefore, you can’t dash me my property Human rights na my property Dey wan dash us human rights
Some people say, “Why I dey talk like dis, No be talk like dis, dem take to carry me go prision ee-oh” No be me dey talk, na Prime Minister Botha dey talk, ee-oh
Him say, “this uprising will bring out the beast in us” [Chorus] this uprising will bring out the beast in us[/size]
Eh Ji Keke- my argument
Botha na friend to Thatcher & Reagan Botha na friend to some other leaders too And together dem wan dash us human rights Animals wan dash us human rights Animal can’t dash me human rights Animal can’t dash us human rights
[Chorus] Many leaders as you see dem [Chorus] Na different disguise dem dey-oh [Chorus] Animals in human skin [Chorus] Animal-I put-u tie-oh [Chorus] Animal-I wear agbada [Chorus] Animal-I put-u suit-u
Beasts of no nation- Egbe Ke Gbe na bad society
[CHORUS] Beasts of no nation, egbe ke gbe [CHORUS] Beasts of no nation, oturu gbe ke
kingoflag: Even Though Gen.Azazi and Henry Okah both blamed GEJ? Woow
Now I'm starting to see why I'm always advised to stay away from certain Nigerians. Your ability to boldfacedly ignore the truth (and spread lies in its place) is nauseating. Check this imbe*cile's posts, he's always quick to proclaim God and Jesus every 10 seconds. What a twisted and demented soul. HOW DO YOU SLEEP AT NIGHT?!
babapupa:Eko Rice Coming Written by Augustine Adah Sunday, 15 February 2009
That was in 2009
What exactly did the useless and worthless Odechukwu and his incompetent administration do regarding this Lagos state government initiative and project?
Of course, you couldn't post the full article, cose it would make you a liar. What the fulla article talks about is small scale rice farming in Ikorodu and Epe. It has nothing to do with a rice processing plant.
[quote author=Chyz*]Not a stupid question if I don't understand or know the difference. It appears you know the difference though so why not let me know?[/quote]NDDC is a parastatal under the Ministry of the Niger Delta. Now tell me what you felt was insulting about the "comparison."
maasoap: The same way the current fight in Nigeria today is our problem too, yet we prefer to go smaller. What make you think that there won't be any need to go sub-smaller again when fight begins again.
It will be the smaller groups problem, not anybody elses. It is better for Nigeria to either split or for Abuja to be so weakened that nobody will have interest in fighting for it.
[quote author=Chyz*]what exactly is the difference in duties between the Ministry of Niger Delta and the NDDC?[/quote]Instead of telling us why you feel insulted, you ask a silly question! Carry go!
[quote author=Chyz*]Insults as usual because you can never explain Dr.Dolittle's incompetent decisions. Now besides that, what exactly is the difference in duties of the Ministry of Niger Delta and the NDDC?[/quote]How is comparing you to Ileke Idi an insult? No be human being?
And the bitter truth continues to be exposed to the intense pain of the winshes.
Rewind...
Even Buhari's gang of hypocrites are saying the same thing.
[size=14pt]El-Rufai insists Buhari is unelectable [/size] By Segun Balogun
Mohammadu Buhari’s record as a military head of state will perpetually render him unelectable because Nigerians will never desire a repeat of such administration, said Nasir El-Rufai, former FCT Minister.
Reacting to statements made by the Mohammadu Buhari’s party, Congress for Progressive Change (CPC), regarding the advice he gave the retired army general to retire from politics, Mr. El-Rufai, in a statement on Monday, said age is certainly a factor in the coming presidential election since Ibrahim Babangida has already defamed young Nigerians as unfit for national leadership.
[size=14pt]“While it is true that neither youth nor age supplies wisdom on their own, it makes sense to ask those who have been recurring decimals in our country’s sorry history to leave the stage. I’m amazed that General Buhari cannot debate this matter without scurrying to the gutter, making claims that are baseless and unsupported by any facts,” said Mr. El-Rufai, describing Mr. Buhari’s leadership style as parochial and insensitive to Nigeria’s diverse background.[/size]
He asked whether “the failure [of Mr. Buhari and Mr. Babangida] to do their best for Nigeria when they had the chance qualifies them for a return to office. Our people surely deserve better.”
He was obviously irked by the claims made by CPC regarding his administration as a federal minister, describing them as fictitious and prejudicial.
“Despite the difficult decisions that had to be taken to restore Abuja, Mallam El-Rufai continues to receive deserved praise and recognition for his achievements in restoring the Abuja master plan, introducing Nigeria’s first computerised land registry, and helping thousands of Nigerians achieve their dreams of home ownership in the federal capital,” the statement said.
A reminder
“In 1984, Buhari allowed 53 suitcases belonging to his ADC’s father, to enter Nigeria unchecked, at a time the country was exchanging old currency for new. Against all canons of legal decency, he used retroactive laws to execute three young men for drug-peddling after they were convicted by a military tribunal, and not regular courts of law.
“Buhari was so high handed that he gave himself and his officials immunity, even from truthful reporting. That obnoxious Decree 4, against which truth was no defence, was used to jail journalists and attempt to cow the media as a whole. That tyrannical legislation shows the essence of his intolerance.
These are facts of recent history,” the statement said.
A new mindset
Mr. El-Rufai said it will take more than slander to become electable in 2011 because Nigerians will rather cherish an intellectual discourse about their daily problems.
While saying he still respects both Buhari and Babangida as elder statesmen, he emphasised his belief that their age, experience, and guidance are best used to contribute to the success of any future government.
Mr. Buhari, according to him, is not the kind of leader that can move the country forward because “now is the time for a new generation of leaders with new thinking and wholesome democratic attitude.
[size=14pt]“The vicious response by the Buhari camp to a simple statement that their almost-70 principal should retire, is proof enough that a Buhari, the new Democrat, tolerant of views different from his own, is yet to evolve. And that is sad, for his fledgling party and its leadership,” the statement said.[/size]
Lol! If the truth wasn't so bitter, would winshes appear one after the other to attempt to derail the thread? Buhari is a thief. Our $2.8billion was traced to his fixed deposit account. Why is the truth so painful?
[quote author=al-ahamad]@Beaf nd his assistant PointB...... Without wasting time on insults or baseless points could you please give us your perspective view on all that CPC has accused the current presidency(government) on.
Be objective and try showcasing maturity.....[/quote]Please see my replies here (I will be pleased to provide further details if required):
Beaf: CPC is a party for illiterates and wild people. It is not surprising that their founder lacks manners and is uncivilised. Every work from his mouth is either an insult or a threat to spill blood.
Beaf:Buhari people - "Its a primitive World, where we tell lies and throw stones!"
[quote author=Chyz*]No wonder you work for jonadumb. You both are fools.[/quote]Lol! I see that you take being compared to Ileke Idi as an insult! Bro, lets just say you both have a lot in "common!"
egift: Shut up. What research? Conducted by who? All the bold text highlighted in the junk you defecated above says you are a Stack Illiterate - incapable of any valid inference.
While everyone can overlook your rants, its important that you do not intoxicate Nairaland's new members or insult Buhari from you twisted skull.
This guy is funny! You actually think NLers live in outer space with no connection to reality? It is mysterious how a grown up with claims to a higher IQ than a catfish can think that the average Nigerian does not see Buhari as reprobate junk.
[size=14pt]Buhari is Definitely Not the Anwser[/size] By Nafata Bamaguje bamaguje@googlemail.com
Several weeks ago when Professor Wole Soyinka took a swipe at General Buhari as a presidential candidate, there was an avalanche of angry northern responses condemning the Nobel laureate's attack on their favoured candidate. Most of the responses however did little to address the salient issues raised by the Professor in his critique. Even when they did their responses were puerile and insulting to the intelligence of Nigerians.
A case in point is Mohammed Haruna's absurd rationalization of Buhari's double standard in confining Shagari to house arrest while jailing other political detainees including the erstwhile Vice president who exercised no power in the ill-fated 2nd republic. Mallam Haruna would have us believe that Shagari's house arrest was actually worse than being jailed in Nigeria's notoriously inhospitable gulag, on the grounds that Shagari was in solitary confinement. Apparently solitary confinement (if at all that was the objective) is not possible in prison, only in the comfort of a furnished flat.
Other pro-Buhari agitators vainly tried to box us into a false dilemma. Since the Nobel Laureate condemned the presidential candidature of both Buhari and Yar'Adua, who were Nigerians supposed to vote for ? This is a dim-witted question in nation of 140 million people with more than 40 political parties and over 20 presidential candidates.
In his critique, Professor Soyinka amply documented Buhari's numerous human right abuses for which the arrogant, unrepentant General never expressed any remorse nor apologies even when offered the opportunity at the Oputa panel. Yet his sycophants would have Nigerians entrust him with executive presidential powers. What's the guarantee that he won't turn out to be another tyrant like Obasanjo - notorious for his appalling abuse of presidential powers ?
The General's selling point appears to be the hype about his supposed moral integrity, which will supposedly translate to eradication of corruption. A trip down memory lane however tells us different. Under the late dark-goggled General, Buhari presided over PTF (petroleum trust fund), which was later revealed to be a cesspool of corruption. If the supposedly incorruptible Daura general couldn't stop corruption in PTF, then he obviously can't be trusted to eradicate corruption from Nigeria. Let's not forget that Obasanjo, Nigeria's present failure, made similar anti-corruption noises at the inception of his maladministration in 1999.
[b]The infamous 53 suitcase saga during Buhari's 20 month military misrule also raises questions about his commitment to the eradication of corruption. A northern Emir was accosted by Custom agents at Lagos international airport with 53 suitcases of currency in direct violation of the prevailing laws. Buhari redeployed the principled customs officer – our current embattled vice president – who apprehended the Emir, while allowing the sacred cow Emir to go scot free. Ironically in several circles today, that principled customs officer - vice president Atiku Abubakar - is portrayed as corrupt while Buhari is hailed as incorruptible.
Contrast Buhari's kid's glove, pat-on-the-back for the 53-suitcase Emir, with Fela's unjust imprisonment ostensibly for failing to declare his own hard earned foreign currency. The truth of the matter is that the vindictive Buhari never forgave the late Afrobeat maestro for his popular hit tune Army Arrangement, in which Fela sang about the 2.8 billion Naira that reportedly disappeared from our nation's oil accounts while Buhari was petroleum minister. In the song, Fela captured the public cynicism of government denial of the scandal…not surprising, given the poor credibility of most Nigerian governments… Dem set up enquiry, Dem say money no lose O ![/b]
To any discerning mind, Buhari's discriminatory enforcement of the law enforcement a.k.a. "selective justice" vis-à-vis Shagari / Ekwueme detention, and Fela / 54 case Emir currency violations clearly indicate that the general is no different from Nigeria's present tormentor, Obasanjo who is using EFCC to witch-hunt and persecute his political adversaries.
It is common knowledge that one of Nigeria's major problems is our economic malaise and underdevelopment. General Buhari's actions as military head of state suggest that he is bereft of some of the basic economic principles required for running a nation's economy. Faced with the scarcity of "essenco" (essential commodities) during his regime, our Daura General came up with the brilliant brainwave of sending armed soldiers to forcibly break into shops and compel traders to sell goods below their purchase price. Even today as the 2007 presidential campaign heats up, Buhari - like several other presidential candidates – is yet to enunciate sound economic policies to transform Nigeria.
[b]Then there is the issue of Buhari's pseudo-religious demagoguery, which has sometimes been mistaken for religious fanaticism. At the height of Nigeria's Sharia crisis when there was a real danger of Nigeria being torn apart along religious lines, the General added fuel to the raging Sharia fire that was threatening to consume the nation by supporting the promulgation of discriminatory religious laws in our multi-religious country contrary to our secular constitution. Buhari failed to rise above sectional ethno-religious interests as was expected of a former head of state and presumed statesman.
If the General really believed in Sharia law, why didn't he promulgate it as military head of state ? One is therefore forced to conclude that the general was simply playing to the northern gallery – hypocritical religious demagoguery for cheap popularity among the northern masses, hence his undeserved saintly reputation. Or perhaps he was a coward who lacked the guts to prosecute the Sharia Jihad while he was in power. The General later compounded matters by publicly instructing Muslims to only vote for Muslims. His sycophants and propagandists have unconvincingly tried to deny or "explain" his statement, but the arrogant general never bothered.[/b]
Perhaps because of his self-serving judicial battle against Obasanjo's infamous 419 re-election in 2003, Buhari has been misleadingly promoted in some quarters as a "champion of democracy". In the run-up to the 2003 gubernatorial election in Kano state, Ibrahim "Little" Amin won the ANPP nomination fair and square, and was publicly declared as such. Saint Buhari, the democrat was instrumental to scheming out Mallam Amin and imposing the current Kano state governor, Mallam Ibrahim Shekarau. It just goes to show that if Buhari had been Obasanjo's shoes in 2003, he would have rigged the election just as like OBJ.
Nigerians should be wary of recycling leaders who have failed us before. Obasanjo's disastrous presidency in the face of enormous oil revenues is more than enough lesson. As has been painstakingly elucidated above, Buhari presidency would be no different from Obasanjo's current ruinous misrule.
Nafata Bamaguje Gargajiya quarters Daura, Katsina state
As usual, the bats and weasels have no point to make against the truth, so they talk silly (because they know Buhari is a thief and wild, blood-thirsty animal). What is to be expected of dogs and baboons?
nsiadi: God has reason for everything. Emergence of GEJ isnt for nothing In spite of every obstacle, Thick opposition etc God`s will must be accomplished We will all be best for it. Who could believe that BENIN ORE Road could be fixed? Who believed that ABUJA LOKOJA road construction could be fast tracked? Who believed trains could resume running in Nigeria. Who believed APGA could rule in Imo state Who believed that our power problem could be narrowed to gas supply? There are changes but those losing out arent happy things are working without their inputs They feel humiliated & are throwing wedges Poser!!! How has our education sector fared? Is GEJ responsible for all the rots? Who has been in charge of education committee in lower chamber? I know I hv rattled some people & I expect their missiles. Y cant somebody from SS rule Nigeria? Y pull him Lawanly? Y Y. Who was minister of petroleum during OBJs rule. Y didnt heavens fall bc he pocketed d portfolio? How long did Rilwanu preside as minister of petroleum? Y was Rilwanu not invited by Farouk during d Oil subsidy probe? We all know Nigerians are bad. We wish GEJ has stronger dentition to take things head on
Afolabs101: Biafra - will have the Igbo's fighting the Ijaws, Urhobos, Ikwere's etc. With GEJ, Odili, Uduagan and co. as leaders.
Odua - we may all be the same tribe, but politics will be localised with each state fighting to share political office. With Tinubu, Obj, OGD etc as leaders.
Arewa - Somalia?
Whether Nigeria breaks up or not, people power must be the highest authority (free and fair elections etc) otherwise your separate countries will continue to have the same problems as present day Nigeria.
If there will be fighting, it will be our problem. Efribodi manage ya side. No "sudden" love.
^ My guy, I've been witnessing the intense pain the truth causes to dwellers of the dark side like you. Its a sorry sight, bro.
I know this is what is so painful to you, but it is true:
Beaf: CPC is a party for illiterates and wild people. It is not surprising that their founder lacks manners and is uncivilised. Every work from his mouth is either an insult or a threat to spill blood.
Maybe his Jamo wife left him as per se he no get better thing doing than type nonsense all day.
The frustrated man is so confused, he tagged Idiagbon as[b] "the late great Idiagbon"[/b]
We thank God for the greatness of that Government whether you ascribe it to Idiagbon or Buhari (who gave Idiagbon carte blanche to enact the reforms Beaf so much likes).
If only Nnamadi Sambo could do the same for GEJ since he is incapable of doing anything but stealing Nigeria dry, buying out every Tom, Dick and Harry, wiping out the Nations accounts, putting the Nation in renewed debt; and failing to pay monthly allocations to two tiers of Government and NYSC corpers despite presiding over the largest oil revenues Nigeria has ever received even accounting for inflation.
More jaundiced crap. From the creatures of the night. You give them logic and they come back with silly sentiment. The truth is bitter, but it must be exposed.
Our $2.8billion was traced to Buhari's fixed deposit account. True or false? The only reason Buhari siezed power was to burn and shred incriminating documents. True or false? After Buhari had finished shredding and burning, the crying general resigned and Idiagbon took over. True or false? Today, just as he stole our $2.8billion, so is Buhari stealing all Idiagbons accolades as his. True or false? When IBB overthrew the regime, he had to wait for Idiagbon to be out of the country, but didn't give a damn where Buhari was. Cos Idiagbon was the man. True or false?
Beaf: Check out the album sleeve of Fela's beast of no nation. Can you notice that Idiagbon is portrayed as much bigger than Buhari, who in turn is potrayed as only a secondary figure? That is because Ifiagbon was the defacto ruler, while Buhari spent his loafing around since the NNPC documents had been destroyed.
If you look in the right hand corner, you will notice the judge lying protrate before Fela after begging him for wrongfully jailing him.
Politics › Re: You Are Incompetent And Corrupt –CPC Blasts Jonathan by Beaf: 10:42pm On May 17, 2012
