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Politics › Re: The Former Northern Head Of State Behind Boko Haram Revealed by Beaf: 11:26pm On Apr 20, 2012
Source?
Politics › Re: North Will Regret Break-up - Afenifere by Beaf: 11:24pm On Apr 20, 2012
[quote author=ekt_bear]This is just classic short term versus long term stuff.

It might be painful at first, but I am pretty damn sure that I can build a more successful country with my part of Nigeria than the present situation...[/quote]Sadly, many are too shortsighted to see this. The average person has become a mentally lazy being with no pride that cannot picture a life without oil.
Politics › Re: Sack Okonjo, Madueke. Civil Societies To GEJ by Beaf: 11:18pm On Apr 20, 2012
Iliveon: We should try as much as possible to be honest and unbiased with posts here. I noticed that many NLers tend to show a great level of bias whenever issues that concern their tribe or political affiliations are mentioned. In this very case, I believe that NOI,Madueke,SLS and co goofed and whether they should be sacked is up to GEJ. I know one thing that inside of them (i.e if they have conscience) they know now that their submissions in January for subsidy removal was not in the interest of the common man on the street and It is a failure on their part as the managers of our economy not to check and double the policy before they introduced it. In a better clime, these people would resign but alas, we have no shame in Nigeria.
Dude, even Jesus would struggle to give correct figures for Nigeria's oil industry. It is an absolutely opaque den of corruption with a mafia-like setting, so they can hide any figures as they wish. Ask Ribadu what he is facing even though he is 100% sincere.

The long and short is that NNPC needs to be disbanded and privatised. Indeed, privatisation is on the cards, but just like PHCN, it will be a really big fight. However, it is a battle that must be won.

Iweala and Deziani are in the forefront of a very deadly highstakes battle. Live them be.
Politics › Re: Zamfara Graduate, Muhammad Usman To Address World Energy Forum In US by Beaf: 11:13pm On Apr 20, 2012
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Dude, many of us were done and dusted at 23 and younger, it is more common with girls than boys too.
Politics › Re: Will You Vote For GEJ If He Goes For Second Term? by Beaf: 11:05pm On Apr 20, 2012
Demdem: Confirmed !!!!
Ge gu! Ge gu gu! Ge u gege gu ge ge!
All hail Alhaji Demdem Retardeen! grin grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Sack Okonjo, Madueke. Civil Societies To GEJ by Beaf: 11:01pm On Apr 20, 2012
Demdem: Like master like servant
demdem, jump up and slap yourself jare! Tawai!
You is a hidiot who has ended looking like you is a henemy of Nigeria. grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Sack Okonjo, Madueke. Civil Societies To GEJ by Beaf: 10:52pm On Apr 20, 2012
[quote author=Kilode?!]Beaf, erm, I'll need you to brush up on your Yoruba o. I read this post like 8 times before I got the message grin grin

Even your accent sef show for inside grin

I give you B for effort though. I don laugh tire for hia.[/quote]I beg, forgive and forget. I never sabi write am wella. grin
Politics › Re: Nigeria: End Of Road For Sylva, As Supreme Court Dismisses Case by Beaf(op): 10:33pm On Apr 20, 2012
EPOMA: yes he is, he started one the most deadly cult in rivers if you don't know. you jump into everything , mr know all
Don't be daft. You could have waited for Ibime to reply, he is much more sensible than you are and would have given a more detailed (and truthful) answer; not the malnourished area boy style beer palour tosh you supplied.

Who even asked you?
Politics › Re: Sack Okonjo, Madueke. Civil Societies To GEJ by Beaf: 10:29pm On Apr 20, 2012
Demdem: Because u said it doesnt mean u are right. U said it and its noted. what else do u want?
Shameless representative of thieves. Tell us a new foolish story jare!
Maybe something like, "JTF should be disbanded to defeat boko haram."

Se o 'n so ti pe, "take away the police to cure armed robbery." Ode buruku ni yen.
Politics › Re: North Will Regret Break-up - Afenifere by Beaf: 10:25pm On Apr 20, 2012
I am very very concerned about Nigeria's "brak-up" O! What does dis means? grin
Politics › Re: Sack Okonjo, Madueke. Civil Societies To GEJ by Beaf: 10:17pm On Apr 20, 2012
DaLover: An important point raised by beaf...
[size=15pt]Are Madueke, Okonjo and Gej making money because of subsidy, if so why were they at the forefront of removing it?[/size]

The explanation by the dumbazz critics is getting funnier by the minute...
[size=15pt]"They should be sacked because they were making money running the subsidy and now they want to earn more money by removing the subsidy"[/size]
demdem hansa dis kueshion!
Ode!
Politics › Re: Sack Okonjo, Madueke. Civil Societies To GEJ by Beaf: 10:15pm On Apr 20, 2012
Demdem: The UAD therefore called for the prosecution of all the individuals and corporate bodies found to have been the beneficiaries of the supposed ‘subsidy’. “Further, we call we call for the immediate resignation or sacking of Dr. Ngozi Okonjo Iweala, Minister of Finance, Diezani Allison-Madueke, Minister of Petroleum, and Labaran Maku, the Minister of Information for their demonstrated culpability by acts of omission or commission in the fuel subsidy, the anti people hike in the price of petrol and the conscious promotion of lies to cover up the truth,” the group said.


“ It exposes the fact that the Minister of Petroleum Resources, Diezani Allison Madueke has been presiding over sleaze and she has no option now but to take the path of honour," he declared.
The number of times you have posted this quote from your winshes coven is hilarious! Is it just lack of sense or it it mental exhaustion from lying so freely?
When biometric ID's hit the petroleum sector, you and your paymasters will find yourselves on the fast slope to jail. cool

Una wan tif oyel money! Ole!

Hyena's.
Politics › Re: And Who Is That Nigerian Judge That Pronouced Ibori Innocent? by Beaf: 10:10pm On Apr 20, 2012
yinchar: Beaf for the first time since have know you on Nairaland, you said something meaniful and sensible, because most of your comments has always been anti tinubu, aregberascal(as you called him) & ACN. grin grin grin
After Ibori, na Tinubu, IBB etc. AregbeRASCAL is already facing his waterloo.
One by one, criminals will drop.
Politics › Re: Nigeria: End Of Road For Sylva, As Supreme Court Dismisses Case by Beaf(op): 10:07pm On Apr 20, 2012
1025: i am not deceived here. the thread topic should be, jonathan dismisses sylva's case. we don't have any court in nigeria including the so called supreme court. what we have is pdp and pdp loytalists.
why sylva when we have the obasanjos, annenihs, bode georges and the bankoles? jonathan an ijaw man can't fight for the ijaws rather he is fighting the ijaws and creating divisions there.
This is a silly post or a weak attempt at comedy.
Politics › Re: Sack Okonjo, Madueke. Civil Societies To GEJ by Beaf: 10:04pm On Apr 20, 2012
naijaking1: @poster
I have just read the entire committee report, I don't even see Madueke and Okonjo mentioned with such venom as your thread suggests. That's why i say, your personal battle against these women needs to be personal not public.
Is the NNPC corrupt? Does something need to change? Has the system been working suboptimally for Nigerians since 1970? Yes, yes, and Yes.
Exactly! So, when we see people trying to bring down those who are brace enough to tread were angels fear and begin loosening the grip of the oil cabals on Nigeria, then we can conclude that they are paid vermin with a hideous agenda that is against the interest of Nigeria and the long suffering common man.
Politics › Re: Sack Okonjo, Madueke. Civil Societies To GEJ by Beaf: 10:00pm On Apr 20, 2012
@demdem
Poor thing! You can't even reply the simplest of questions. A man whose mouth leaks from both sides with stories that directly contradict themselves.
It must be really tough work to be a winsh! grin
Politics › Re: Nigeria: End Of Road For Sylva, As Supreme Court Dismisses Case by Beaf(op): 9:58pm On Apr 20, 2012
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I am interested too.

@Ibime
Please throw more light on your statement. Is it about cults?

ZUBY77: Judging by most of your posts here on nl, you are a reasonable person.
But How do you manage to follow GEJ blindly without questioning his motives sometimes? As far as i m concerned, they are all thieves including your Gej.
Thanks for the kind words, bro.
I am sure that as you learn the immense intricacies of Nigerian politics, you will find that my position is vindicated.
Politics › Re: Sack Okonjo, Madueke. Civil Societies To GEJ by Beaf: 9:53pm On Apr 20, 2012
Demdem: [size=15pt]^^^^^
dont be stuppid. earn money as per getting more funds for govt to spend not neccessary for their pockets
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...But, according to your old story, they were earning money from the subsidies!
Bruv, is your mouth an anus as well? Which story is which na?
Politics › Re: Sack Okonjo, Madueke. Civil Societies To GEJ by Beaf: 9:34pm On Apr 20, 2012
Demdem: Read the title of this thread again Dumbo. better still go to the opening aricle fooool
You are what Urhobo people call, OKPE MUMU!
You winshes got together to create a title and now you wanna lie that it came from the reps!

My guy, doesn't this amount of lying make you feel ill? grin
Politics › Re: Sack Okonjo, Madueke. Civil Societies To GEJ by Beaf: 9:29pm On Apr 20, 2012
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Mr cut and paste without understanding! grin grin grin
Where in your long list is there blame on Deziani and Iweala?

You see why I have been calling you a paid liar? Go and tell Atiku that you failed again.
The desperate campaign against the angels of change has fallen on its face.

The days of una free oil stealing are effectively numbered. Don't worry, bro; biometrics will come to the petroleum sector too, when it does, na prison for una type o!

Lol!
Politics › Re: Sack Okonjo, Madueke. Civil Societies To GEJ by Beaf: 9:17pm On Apr 20, 2012
Demdem: And u can continue to constantly bring out as much lies as possible. Without it been well substantiated, it remain such. Truly, in lies u were formed and in it is ur sustenance grin grin grin
You sound suddenly ill, bro. I guess lying has made you tired.
You are exhausted and your battery is weak.

Please, entertain us with more lies from your wretched masters. What is the latest from your winshes coven? grin
Politics › Re: Sack Okonjo, Madueke. Civil Societies To GEJ by Beaf: 9:08pm On Apr 20, 2012
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You can only recede back to silliness when your scary paid arse has been exposed in all its ugliness.

Vampire.

Uncle Joe will quietly phuck all of you up. Its what they call, slow poison. Highly effective otapiapia! grin
You people think you can steal oil forever, while the common man suffers. Ole!

Deziani and Iweala, go on and get the hyena's! Let the vultures run around in confusion! Lol!
Demdem, go and tell Atiku to pay you more so you can sub-contract your devils work to people with more brains than the dung in your head (even then, truth will still be victorious).

Thieves.
Politics › Re: Sack Okonjo, Madueke. Civil Societies To GEJ by Beaf: 9:01pm On Apr 20, 2012
ifeci: Beaf can you ever type anything on NL without being biased? how can defend deziani of all people
How does one entertain this sort of idle market womans post? huh

Demdem: These incompetent women didnt do anything to facilitate this probe. Left to them, it shouldnt have been done. The initiative came from the NASS after the protest by Nigerians earlier this year. All what these women wanted was full removal of subsidy to ease more money for them to spend without curtailing the present mess. Stop ur lies
No, it was you and Atiku that started the probe. Olodo!
Any child will primary school level sense would know that a probe was inevitable. There might even be another deeper probe, because you vultures bribed the reps.
See how your stories change with the direction of the wind? Its the true mark of a liar. Before the subsidy demo, you were saying Deziani an co were making money through subsidies, now it has become that they want to free up more money by removing subsidies.

Even without the disgraceful contradiction in your stories then and now; how silly does it sound that people cut off avenues of corruption so they can make more money?
Its a story for fools. But thats who you represent, so no biggies. cool

You people attack those women, because they are actively blocking avenues of theft. Your days are numbered, I keep saying. You see what happened with the pensions scheme? You see how biometric ID's are being rolled out across govt? LOLZZ!
Tell me how una go take tif anyhow tomorrow. cool

Pack of shameless thieves and scarabs.
Politics › Re: Nigeria: End Of Road For Sylva, As Supreme Court Dismisses Case by Beaf(op): 8:48pm On Apr 20, 2012
afam4eva: How i wan take know?

Btw, who did sylva kill and is there any proof of this? Pls say the truth.
Well, aside from the governors in the North East and their boko haram, Sylva holds the record for extra-judicial killings. Just a few short months ago, it was daily news to hear that another bomb had gone off somewhere in Yenagoa; with Sylva, gone such news has suddenly died out.
The man also made threats to bring boko haram to the South to fight GEJ. How do you think a man with clean hands could have done that?

Lastly, here is what the CLO had to say about Famou Tangbei:

[size=14pt]WHY THE SPONSORS AND OPERATORS OF FAMOU-TANGBEI IN BAYELSA STATE SHOULD BE PROSECUTED[/size]
| October 9, 2011 | 0 Comments

We wish to thank the President and Commander-In-Chief of the Armed Forces Dr. Goodluck Jonathan for ensuring the disbandment of the notorious Operation Famou-Tangbei in Bayelsa State. It is a decision that is long overdue to bring succor to the inhabitants of Bayelsa State. We believe Mr. President has once more demonstrated government’s responsiveness to the aspirations of the people.

We reckon that security is the first law of nature and no administration will do anything to compromise the security of her citizens. However, there are times political power holders because of overzealousness and the tendency to protect their personal estates, are tempted to use official security for their personal advantage. This is exactly what happened to Operation Famou-Tangbei, OFT in Yenagoa. OFT was established when militancy was at its peak and there was a need to reduce crime. It was for that same reason that the Federal Government initiated the Amnesty Programme in the Niger Delta Region. Now, with the Amnesty Programme, OFT has outlived its usefulness.

We represent seven Civil Society Organizations in the Niger Delta. When the issue of the excesses of OFT was reported to us, we conducted investigations into their activities. We discovered that while the outfit was established to reduce crime; it has rather exacerbated criminal activities. We therefore hereunder buttress the reasons for the timeous actions of the Federal Government.

There are several reasons why the OFT squad should not only be disbanded but its key sponsors and operator prosecuted. A few of these reasons are outlined:

1. OFT AS AN INSTRUMENT OF INTIMIDATION AND POLITICAL REPRESSION: The Operation Famou-Tangbe OFT outfit was an instrument of political repression and intimidation. The present administration has used OFT to intimidate, maim and harass members of opposition parties in Bayelsa State. This has been the complaint by the opposition Labour Party in the State during and after the April elections. Rather than maintain peace and security, OFT became an instrument of intimidation like the Gestapo under Nazi Germany.

2. OFT AND EXTORTION OF MONEY IN AND AROUND YENAGOA: There are many reported cases where people paid undisclosed sums of money to OFT Policemen to beat people up for trivial matters such as boy friend – girlfriend relationship etc. OFT also played the role of debt collectors and settlement of matrimonial issues. These are civil and domestic issues that have no relationship with security.

3. The OFT outfit became a handy tool in the hands of political office holders in Bayelsa State to seize land from the less-privileged and those who are not politically connected. It is not surprising that a Law maker and a Traditional Ruler could come out to condemn the disbandment of OFT. We also learnt that the present administration is desirous of using OFT to commit violence and rig the gubernatorial elections in Bayelsa State.

4. OFT IS A DRAIN ON THE BUDGET: The funding of OFT is a colossal drain on the budget of Bayelsa State. Officially, it is estimated that the sum of N150 Million is spent monthly to maintain the outfit. Research however showed that the Government spends the sum of N40 Million while the remaining N110 goes down the pockets of the sponsors and operators. Civil Society should pressure the Bayelsa State Government to account for huge sums of money spent to maintain the outfit.

5. SETTLEMENT OF DOMESTIC MATTERS SUCH AS MATRIMINIAL PROBLEMS: OFT operators saw themselves as above the regular police force. The head of the squad executed directives only from Government House and other corrupt government officers. The Commissioner for Police was not rich enough to give instructions to the body. If the operations of the squad are legal and within the ambit of law, why did the Commander refuse to take directives from the State Police Command?

6. SETTLEMENT OF PERSONAL SCORES: The death of the Plant Manager at Gilly-Helena Hotel Late Mr. Karina Frank-Oputu – who in Sept 2011, was beaten to death by OFT operatives in Yenagoa, is just one of several cases of unreported extra-judicial killings. Such cases are numerous in Bayelsa State and most of the victims could not complain for fear of been maimed or killed by OFT operatives.

7. SUPPORTING RIVAL CULT GROUPS and killing of opponents under the guise of curbing cultism. When you consider the circumstances of the killing of the 22 year old Freddie Philip Ockiya in Yenagoa, it is obvious that OFT operators behaved like cultists, who took delight in killing rivals. If they were fighting cultism, one would have expected that when somebody is arrested, the person is made to pass through due process of the rule of law as against summary execution. We are investigating several other cases of extra-judicial killings in the State.

Conclusion:
We interacted with some Bayelsa people who hailed the decision to disband the OFT outfit. In fact the announcement of disbandment kept so many Bayelsa people jubilating. The opinion of Bayelsa people was also sampled on facebook – the most popular social network. Among 200 views sampled, about 198 persons supported the disbandment of Famou-Tangbei. In fact a great many people are of the view that the sponsors and operatives should be tried for human rights violations against the background of sundry extra-judicial killings in the State. On the basis of this popular decision by the Inspector General of Police, it is ridiculous for a few persons to argue that the scrapping of OFT will bring back criminality are perhaps not aware of the strides government has recorded in the Amnesty Program. Amnesty has brought about relative peace in the Niger Delta Region and Bayelsa State is not an exception. We are grateful to President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan for taking proactive steps to stop the activities of the OFT killer squad.

Those who are raising eye brows about the disbandment of the notorious outfit in some national papers are beneficiaries of the nefarious activities of the squad. By implication, they are enemies of the freedom we all savour in a democratic system of government. Bayelsa State is Mr. President’s home State, which should be a reverting model of what the rule of law, stands for. The OFT outfit has exacerbated the problem of insecurity in Bayelsa State rather than Civil Society in the Niger Delta Region has started to document the numerous cases of killing especially the killings that subsume under extra-judicial murders or killing without the due process of law. When the compilation is done, the federal government will be furnished with more information on the activities of OFT. With such cast-iron evidence, human rights lawyers will determine whether or not the sponsors and culprits of such massive human rights violations will be prosecuted.

We the undersigned categorically call on the Presidency and the Forces Headquarters to immediately set up a panel to investigate their activities and bring the culprits to book for full restitution. We demand justice and the enforcement of the fundamental rights of all Nigerians including the people of Bayelsa State.

Barr. Eghosa Osaro
Civil Liberties Organization
http://www.nigerianewswire.net/why-the-sponsors-and-operators-of-famou-tangbei-in-bayelsa-state-should-be-prosecuted/
Politics › Re: Sack Okonjo, Madueke. Civil Societies To GEJ by Beaf: 8:27pm On Apr 20, 2012
Demdem: Am done going around like a circle with u. Foool.
You and your pack of thieves will continue going round in circles. Your day in jail will surely come.

Remove Deziani and Iweala who strongly blew the whistle on the system, becos una wan tif freely?

Ole!
Politics › Re: Nigeria: End Of Road For Sylva, As Supreme Court Dismisses Case by Beaf(op): 8:24pm On Apr 20, 2012
afam4eva: Who no be murder for there?
Is Amaechi a murderer?
Politics › Re: Sack Okonjo, Madueke. Civil Societies To GEJ by Beaf: 8:21pm On Apr 20, 2012
Demdem: Iidiot, i dont have to. as usual u know more than the investigators. By the way, most are ur fellow PDP cohorts and not ACN (ur nemesis)
What useless campign are u talking about? did they take time to understand fully the rot going on under them before bringing forth hurtful policies? its obvious to all now even with the partial removal of subsidy that their primary aim is simply to secure more money to spend and not worried about the current leakages.
Who are the investigators? Your scarily pimpled arse and your master, Atiku?
Keep telling stories that toddlers would be ashamed of. Ode!

Association of freaks and thieves. Una wan tif oil money, but una meet roadblock. cool
Politics › Re: Nigeria: End Of Road For Sylva, As Supreme Court Dismisses Case by Beaf(op): 8:16pm On Apr 20, 2012
afam4eva: This man na victim of circumstance.
Then it is good. Sylva sponsored a lot of bloodshed through Famou Tangbei and "militancy." He is a murderer.
Politics › Re: Sack Okonjo, Madueke. Civil Societies To GEJ by Beaf: 8:08pm On Apr 20, 2012
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If not for the stringent campaigns against the subsidy by both good women, would you be any wiser about the levels of corruption in the petroleum sector. You and those who pay you are simply trying to remove the obstacles to your stealing spree.

Demdem: [b]He disclosed that his committee was able to put a lie to the claims of government officials [/b]that local refineries cannot refine enough petrol to meet local demand. The committee, observed Lawan, established that if local refineries were able to refine 235,000 barrels of the 445,000 barrels they are alloted daily, they would still be able to refine 40 million litres of petrol and 10 million litres of kerosine, which, he said, exceeded daily local demand.

http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2012/apr/20/national-20-04-2011-001.html
Only a fool believes that our local refineries can meet 100% of our fuel needs.
Try harder, vulture.

Thieves.
Politics › Re: Sack Okonjo, Madueke. Civil Societies To GEJ by Beaf: 7:55pm On Apr 20, 2012
Demdem: Its obvious u cant read because if truly u can u will know nothing is directed at u (except ur conscience is "pinching u" LIAR.
Abeg, go and tell your masters in the coven that your winsh attack was a failure.
A couple of brave and upright women stand up and say, "stop the entire subsidy thing, because the levels of corruption involved in it are mind bending." Then your vulture oga's pay you to go on NL and the press to say the two women should be removed.

It is obvious that you winshes are desperately trying to clear obstacles so you can continue looting. Your oga's might have bribed the reps to release only 69 poverty stricken names, but your day in jail is still coming, bro.

Vultures.
Politics › Re: Will Eko Atlantic City Be The Most Beautiful City In Africa After Completion? by Beaf: 7:45pm On Apr 20, 2012
[quote author=Rhino.5dm]Not until fools like you and other moronss like beaf stop hiding under the guise of [b]objectivity [/b]to belittle anything from southwest. By the way, I don't give a rat arzz about your sorry self.

Stay off my region, else you won't see me coming. Punk arzz bigot!![/quote]You should learn objectivity so that you stop sounding like an arsehole.

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