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Politics › Re: Will Eko Atlantic City Be The Most Beautiful City In Africa After Completion? by Beaf: 7:43pm On Apr 20, 2012
Eko Ile: Ode swamp rat, cell phone auto correct mean anything to you?

What a dunce.
My friend, sharrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrap dia!
[size=14pt]You "is a perpetual sadists!"[/size]

Laf go wound me o! grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Sack Okonjo, Madueke. Civil Societies To GEJ by Beaf: 7:34pm On Apr 20, 2012
@demdem
Lol! Childishness and more lies have taken over! Everybody on NL knows I am a strongly anti-Ibori person.
I guess its the desperation of having your arse shamefully outed sha.

Stick to defending your association of oil stealing thieves and robbers. OLE!
Its what you've been paid to lie about.

Thieves.
Politics › Re: Sack Okonjo, Madueke. Civil Societies To GEJ by Beaf: 7:25pm On Apr 20, 2012
Demdem: Next.
You wretched lot in the association of cabal representatives on NL will continue to fly around like the frustrated winshes you are.
The finance and petroleum ministries are no longer what they used to be; a free for all to suck the vitality out of the poor man on the street. So it gives you fevers and headaches.

Why the intense concentration on the ministries of petroleum and finance? Lol!
You think people are daft and can't see that you are desperately campaigning against obstacles? First, you guys paid a European newspaper to lie that Deziani had a bought a multi-million house in Europe, just that the newspaper has now carried a frontpage apology for false news.
You keep planting false story after false story, but the women just keep hounding your thieving souls into the depths of Hades where you belong.

My guy, if una like, hold your highest winsh meetings, you will still be smoked out of the Nigerian system with quiet, but intensely methodical approaches. Cry like the winshes you are, cos we are laughing at you.

Nigeria MUST develop, regardless of the various bloodsuckers parading as angels. Your wretched salary will dry up by the time quiet Uncle Joe is done with you scavengers.
Politics › Re: Sack Okonjo, Madueke. Civil Societies To GEJ by Beaf: 7:14pm On Apr 20, 2012
Beaf: [size=14pt]The life of a winsh must be very hard indeed! See how desperate they are over the two strong women that are flogging their hairy arses out of town! grin
Association of thieves fighting the police.[/size]
Carry go! Okonjo and Deziani!
You make grown men pee their pants! grin
Politics › Re: Sack Okonjo, Madueke. Civil Societies To GEJ by Beaf: 7:12pm On Apr 20, 2012
Demdem: Ngozi's offence (Likewise madueke) is to continue to allow high level of corruption to continue under them and selling Lies to Nigerians as suggested by the house report. It shows they are simply imcompetent for the office they are occupying. I dont care who replaces them, be it from Igboland or naijadelta as long as these are competent fellows.
Crap.

You are scared that the revealations will affect your crooked paymasters and your crooked salary would dry up.
It is only in Nigeria you find id!ots screaming for those who have uncovered a an odious pit of corruption to be removed.

But robbers always want a society that is unpoliced, so we are not surprised at the reaction of the cabals.

Bloody thieves, vultures, hyena's and vampires.
Politics › Re: Sack Okonjo, Madueke. Civil Societies To GEJ by Beaf: 7:05pm On Apr 20, 2012
naijaking1: No, no, no I don't work for GEJ, and neither am I without my own complaints about his government. However, I'm more sophisticated than your average Joe who would jump unto the bandwagon of let's get them, let's kill them, and let's sack them. The last time we heard this type of song was in 2009 when Sanusi"uncovered" massive fraud in the banks. He replaced the bank CEOs with 'angels' some of whom are not only facing worse accussations of fraud than the previous managers, but also even murder allegations.
When the fox steals a chicken, it helps him to divert attention, make noise, and chase and hunt the sheep for the same crime, as a tactic for covering up his own crime.
If you have been following N/L very closely, you would know that any article posted by DEMDEM, KILODE, or BITTYEND, or any of those hired or biased acn vs oil cabal supporters would eventually prove to be baseless. This group has elevated the art of deception, personal attacks, and innuendos on the person of Ms Madueke and Okonjo into an art form. When they're not describing her expensive underwear, they'll be focused on her handbag, or her step son, or her house in Vienna that doesn't exist. Don't take my word for it, look at their profile. They have an ulterior motive to destroy these women with lies and falsehood, so that somehow the ladies would be distracted from cleaning up the oil sector that has rotten for the past 40 years.
You hit it on the head, bro. One name that is left out is the big mor0n, called alj haram.
Its hard to understand how people can be so desperate that they lie so easily. Its a nest of hyena's fighting for crime and corruption to prevail.
Politics › Re: Sack Okonjo, Madueke. Civil Societies To GEJ by Beaf: 6:59pm On Apr 20, 2012
The life of a winsh must be very hard indeed! See how desperate they are over the two strong women that are flogging their hairy arses out of town! grin
Association of thieves fighting the police.
Politics › Re: Nigeria: End Of Road For Sylva, As Supreme Court Dismisses Case by Beaf(op): 6:52pm On Apr 20, 2012
[size=14pt]Sylva Accepts Supreme Court Judgment, Say It Is Not Justice[/size]
20 April 2012

Abuja — The suit filed by former Governor of Bayelsa state Timipre Sylva against the People's Democratic Party (PDP) has been thrown out by the Supreme Court.

Supreme Court panel dismissed the case pending before Justice Gabriel Kolawole at the Federal High Court, Abuja and ruled that the fielding of candidates for elections is "an intra-party affair in which courts cannot interfere."

The former governor Timipre Sylva described the dismissal of his appeal by the Supreme Court as no justice, saying that the ruling portrays a dark moment for the nation's democracy and justice in Nigeria.

Reacting to the Supreme Court's ruling that the Court of Appeal lacks jurisdiction to delve into pre-election issues, Sylva who invoked curses on some political players and stakeholders in Bayelsa state, said "everyone involved in the Bayelsa State governorship matter shall still face the judgment of history and the judgment of God. Neither history nor God will not condone impunity."

In a statement signed Friday by his Media Aide, Doifie Ola, Sylva stressed that he remains confident and optimistic that his political future remains very bright, even as he accepts the judgement of the apex court as a democrat.
Relevant Links

End of Road for Sylva, As Supreme Court Dismisses Case

Sylva however commended members of the National Assembly from the state, other governors, the media, other members of the society for standing on the part of democracy.

The statement read, "as a democrat, Chief Timipre Sylva accepts today's ruling of the Supreme Court of Nigeria. He however considers the decision of the apex court as dark for democracy and justice in Nigeria.

"Sylva believes today's ruling is only the judgement of man and, certainly, not justice. He says after this, everyone involved in the Bayelsa State governorship matter shall still face the judgement of history and the judgement of God. Neither history nor God will not condone impunity.

"Sylva thanks his teeming followers in Bayelsa State and lovers of democracy across Nigeria and beyond, especially, in Bayelsa State, who held out despite intimidation, threats, and pressure to abandon the part of democracy and justice.

"He extends his special gratitude to members of the Bayelsa State caucus of the National Assembly, who stood firm on democracy, as well as members of the Nigerian Governors Forum, seniors citizens from across the country, and all his supporters.

He commends the media and the human rights community for speaking out on the side of truth and justice.

"Sylva remains confident that he still has a long and bright political career ahead of him."
http://allafrica.com/stories/201204201100.html
Politics › Nigeria: End Of Road For Sylva, As Supreme Court Dismisses Case by Beaf(op): 6:49pm On Apr 20, 2012
[size=14pt]Nigeria: End of Road for Sylva, As Supreme Court Dismisses Case[/size]
By Tobi Soniyi, 20 April 2012

https://allafrica.com/download/pic/main/main/csiid/00181318:37fa597c5fe0390e081da41549833945:arc614x376:w360:us1.jpg
Ex-Governor Chief Timipire Sylva. (Photo Courtesy Vanguard)

Abuja — The Supreme Court has dismissed the appeal filed by the former governor of Bayelsa State, Timipre Sylva challenging the decision of the People Democratic Party not to use the primary he won in 2011 for the 2012 governorship election in Bayelsa which was won by Seriake Dickson.

In a unanimous judgment, the apex court held that it was within the exclusive preserve of a political party to choose its candidates for election.

The court further held that the 2011 primaries conducted by the People Democratic Party had become irrelevant since no election was held in 2011.

In the lead judgment written by Bode Rhodes-Vivour, the court held that the Federal High Court which summoned PDP to come and show cause why the primary that produced Seriake Dickson should not be stopped had no jurisdiction to hear the suit.

The Supreme Court consequently struck out that suit saying that even the apex court did not have the jurisdiction to hear the case.

http://allafrica.com/stories/201204201123.html
Politics › Re: Let's Have Your Complaints Here by Beaf: 6:24pm On Apr 20, 2012
Demdem: Cry cry baby. What a coward.
Not everybody is interested in ethnic/racist jousts like you. It is primitive and despicable, but you are only revealing the deplorable state of your mind.
Politics › Re: Zamfara Graduate, Muhammad Usman To Address World Energy Forum In US by Beaf: 6:20pm On Apr 20, 2012
Really encouraging, I hope he does us proud.
Politics › Re: Let's Have Your Complaints Here by Beaf: 6:11pm On Apr 20, 2012
Here is another post from the despicable thread:

Flyboy Zee: Well done. That was a good PHOTOSHOPPED work.
The person with the arrow actually looks like someone I know sha.
What beats my imagination is how you were able to plant those guns on them convincingly. You try sha.

[img]https://www.nairaland.com/download/685799[/img]
https://www.nairaland.com/919283/picture-ibori-2009-after-asaba/1#10643469

Is this fair on Flyboy Zee? For the sake of his privacy, I will leave out the relationship he originally described between himself and one of those in the pics (the post is now edited).
Also, it doesn't take much imagination to understand what the name of the image implies: "beaf and others support ibo presidency.JPG"
Politics › Re: Let's Have Your Complaints Here by Beaf: 6:06pm On Apr 20, 2012
I am wondering why a thread that is most certainly a personal attack and ram packed with thinly veiled bigotry made it to the home page?
More worrying is the amount of time the super mod spent on the thread, yet saw fit to do absolutely no sanitising. Was she actually enjoying it and in fits of laughter, or how come her long visit brought no change?

https://www.nairaland.com/919283/picture-ibori-2009-after-asaba

Politics › Re: A Picture Of Ibori In 2009 After Asaba Court Ruled In His Favour by Beaf: 5:24pm On Apr 20, 2012
Akiika: Du!mb a&& criminal, i wonder who advised you to run away from Nigeria, the land of lawlessness and absurdity where criminals like you are above the law and infact celebrated. If you hadn't run, you would have probably been in the senate (where other criminals like you retire to). If you had been better enlightened, you would have understood the extradition agreement between UAE and Britain. But it's the spirit of millions of people you have impoverished that led you to your waterloo. I honestly don't wish you come out of this alive...barawo bansa!
It doesn't require a high IQ to be a shameless thief. Afterall, he started out as a zink roofing sheet thief for which he was jailed in Nigeria, before running abroad to steal building at Wickes and engage in credit card fraud.
The person I pity most is Nkoyo Nakanda, a girl with promise who attended a priviledged school only to end up with a dungheap as husband and partner in crime.
Politics › Re: Bomb Blast In Port-Harcourt by Beaf: 4:43pm On Apr 20, 2012
So na babe bossom been explode?
Wetin she been de do, or wetin somebodi been de do am? grin
I wonder if it was an explosion of sheer ecstasy? LOLZZ!
Politics › Re: Airforce Jet Accidentally Fires Missile At Building In Port-harcourt. by Beaf: 4:38pm On Apr 20, 2012
Thank goodness no physical harm came to anyone.

"Stray missile." Wetin we no go hia?
Funny shiit! grin
Politics › Re: And Who Is That Nigerian Judge That Pronouced Ibori Innocent? by Beaf: 4:03pm On Apr 20, 2012
The court in Asaba was built specifically for the Ibori case and Awokulehin was shipped in to deliver a specific judgement.
In Nigeria, justice is a commodity that can be purchased only by the rich. Clearing the Nigerian system is a gargantuan task that will take years. embarassed
Politics › Re: Bauchi’s Hopeless Budget by Beaf: 4:45am On Apr 20, 2012
[quote author=Rhino.5dm]Ironically, Bauchi is one of the most developed state in nigeria. Go figure!

24/7 water supply(even state like rivers can't boast of any pipe network), working state owned hospitals(one of the best in the country), good schools(model schools is one best in the country), the best road network nationwide(with exception of abuja). . And so on.[/quote]Where is the 24 hour water supply? Surely not to the hamlets along the road. I recall parking along the road out of curiosity to see what was really in one of those little hamlets and the whole place stank bitterly of excrement. Please tell another story about water supply. angry

They have good inter-state roads and thats about it.
Politics › Re: Bauchi’s Hopeless Budget by Beaf: 3:23am On Apr 20, 2012
[quote author=ekt_bear]So how is Bauchi continuing to secure loans? Who is loaning them money? And why? Or does the lender have some means of deducting his payments directly from the federation account...?

Otherwise seems quite risky loaning to this state.[/quote]Yes, that is how all states borrow funds (including Lagos and the oil producing states). The FG indirectly provides security for them.
They source money abroad which the FG borrows on their behalf; the payments are deducted from their monthly allocations.
Politics › Re: And Who Is That Nigerian Judge That Pronouced Ibori Innocent? by Beaf: 2:16am On Apr 20, 2012
alj haram: ^^^^^^^^

LOL typical beaf when he has nothing to say

Look Beaf, the truth is bitter but must be said. [size=14pt]I am not intelligent and I never said I was[/size] but one thing is certain. After you mess up your state, you run to other states that YOU claim are corrupt ? Is that not da.ft. I know you as a very intelligent person but it seems like you have sold you gift for some coins or even worse BIGOTRY.

In this thread I would not trade words with you but would like you and others like you to give COMMON SENSE a chance to show cast itself.

How much does Kano get compare to a typical Niger-delta state may be 4-6 times less right ? apart from other benefits the Niger-delta gets but which state is better ? Well it speaks for itself don't it not ?
Dude, your family must be mourning your birth by now. You came here to lie as usual, only to be given the truth and a phucking head butt to match. Now you are claiming to be stup!d as an excuse. Does stup!dity make people tell lies?
Abeg, show me your village so I can join them to weep at your birth. They would surely have preferred a monkey.
Politics › Re: State Govt Of Osun New Policies On Education, What's Your Opinion. by Beaf: 2:13am On Apr 20, 2012
I just can't stop laughing each time I see the title of this thread... "State of Osun!"
All hail Aregbesola! grin
Sports › Re: Formula One Gee-Spot 2012 by Beaf(op): 2:11am On Apr 20, 2012
Can anyone imagine what Vettel said about Bahrain? Surely the guy isn't this heartless! embarassed

No one, it seems, wants to be here, apart from the race organisers, although the Red Bull driver Sebastian Vettel struck a crassly insensitive note when he said: "It is not a big problem and I am happy once we start testing tomorrow because then we can start worrying about the stuff that really matters like tyre temperatures, cars …"

When he was told that a lot of people did not want Sunday's race to take place, he added: "I haven't met them. Maybe it is because I only arrived this morning. I haven't seen much of what people are taking about."
http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2012/apr/19/f1-bahrain-grand-prix-force-india?newsfeed=true
Politics › Re: And Who Is That Nigerian Judge That Pronouced Ibori Innocent? by Beaf: 1:41am On Apr 20, 2012
^
You came here telling lies and have been shown up, so you have started writing long love letters about Aregbesola's phallus.

I had just joined NL when I made that anti-Ibori post. Aint you ashamed? Dirty liar, I'm sure your people would have preferred a lizard or wall gecko the moment you popped out of the womb with your malformed mind. Please allow me cry for the unfortunate family that had to bear such great misfortune:

https://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lnza7aMOgb1qkpp5h.gif
Politics › Re: And Who Is That Nigerian Judge That Pronouced Ibori Innocent? by Beaf:
alj harem: Shut it, see his mouth cry cry

Do you think this judge is the first to do such ? Does that not tell you the level of the way Nigeria LIKE YOU (because you supported Ibori if I remember correctly until Uk showed you the way) and the Judge tolerate high level of corruption.
You are little more than a jackal and I pity the womb that gave birth to lying scum like you. There is nobody that does not know how much I have always been against Ibori.
I joined NL in 2009. Below is a comment I made two and a half years ago (in 2009, just months after I joined) concerning Ibori on a thread titled; "Ribadu Lodged $15m Ibori’s Bribe With CBN – Waziri:"

Beaf: 15 million big ones is almost bullet proof evidence.
https://www.nairaland.com/346084/ribadu-lodged-15m-ibori-bribe#4846412

May God punish you.

alj harem: You have not told us about Igbenodion, Ohakim, etc all we hear is Tinubu this Tinubu that, Tinubu still went to london last month, why did they not arrest him if he is as corrupt you and the other ideeiotc called Wealey whatever call him he should have been trailed but apparently, I guess not.

Keep living in ignorance.
So, its Tinubu thats your pain? You want me to tell you about Ohakim and Igbinedion? You are so stup!d.

Lying fool.
Politics › Re: And Who Is That Nigerian Judge That Pronouced Ibori Innocent? by Beaf: 12:35am On Apr 20, 2012
alj harem: ROMFLMAO !!! grin grin grin grin grin I wonder why you did not say the same to Alams that disgraced Nigeria or Tinubu that (his deal with your oga) freed him. You come here to appear like a nationalist. LOL grin grin grin

Beaf Walihi people should be scared of you.
Are you stup!d or something?
What does this topic have to do with Alams? Is he a judge?

What level of IQ does this guy have? huh
Politics › Re: ‘I Don’t Deserve To Be Called A Religious Bigot’ Says Aregbesola. by Beaf: 11:57pm On Apr 19, 2012
realwale: Mr Beaf,i am really sad pple like u are d future leaders of dis country..too bad.
David Mark is presently in Isreal for an operation,heaven has nt fallen over that,in fact d president even called him to wish him well,why are u guys now making a big deal out of aregbe' foreign trip. Is he d first gov to do that since 1999?
and to correct ur wrong info.d FBI has bn sued several times over evidences and how they were obtained especially d issue of phone tapping without a court order. And over there they dont use security agencies to witchhunt oppositions like we do here. I think what we need to tell GEJ and his teams of fools is to give order to d SSS and d IG is to find a lasting solution to boko haram rather dabbling into d murky waters of politics. Bunch of lazy fools
So, let Aregbe sue the SSS then, for disrespecting his "state of Osun" decisions, disrespecting his personal coat of arms and Tawun bodyguards; his handing of quit notices to FG institutions, threats to bulldoze NTA... My guy, the list is very long o! Lol!

https://serving.thisdaylive.com/0bef99d6-acf5-4e2c-9779-8fa02ba3fcd4/assets/28011N.Rauf-Aregbesola.jpg?maxwidth=400&maxheight=540
Governor Rauf Aregbesola of Osun State

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Osun State Wednesday accused Governor Rauf Aregbesola of playing politics with the lives of the people of the state by rejecting buses allocated to the state by the Federal Government which is part of the palliatives measures to cushion the effect of the withdrawal of fuel subsidy nationwide.

The Director of Media and Strategy for Osun PDP, Mr. Diran Odeyemi, in a press statement in Osogbo, said: “It will interest Nigerians that Governor Aregbesola has again threatened to demolish Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) in Osogbo, another Federal institution while other agencies belonging to the Federal Government have been given quit notices from the offices they occupied at Old Governor’s office.”
http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/pdp-tackles-aregbesola/114056/
Politics › Re: ‘I Don’t Deserve To Be Called A Religious Bigot’ Says Aregbesola. by Beaf: 10:44pm On Apr 19, 2012
strangerf: http://dont.stanford.edu/cases/padula.pdf
http://www.aclu.org/national-security/latif-et-al-v-holder-et-al-aclu-challenges-government-no-fly-list
http://law.justia.com/cases/federal/appellate-courts/cadc/01-5161/01-5161a-2011-03-24.html
http://truth-out.org/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=6156:the-fbi-spied-on-me-and-then-lied-about-it
http://blogs.wsj.com/digits/2012/02/25/fbi-turns-off-thousands-of-gps-devices-after-supreme-court-ruling/
In one of your links, the person suing is serving multiple life sentences. Nuff said.
Below is a quote from another of your links, and it only buttresses my point that the FBI is effectively above the law. They can and will invoke legal and other forms of voodoo should any alec be smart enough to sue them.

Five years ago, I joined a group of leaders of the Southern California Muslim community in an attempt to find out whether the government was conducting illegal surveillance at our mosques, our homes, our jobs, in public places and elsewhere. To do so, we filed a request under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) with the FBI, seeking any records relating to us and containing information about "monitoring, surveillance, observation, questioning, interrogation and/or infiltration."

The FBI produced less than 100 pages in response. Unsatisfied, we filed a lawsuit and forced them to dig deeper into their databases. This time, the FBI produced over 800 pages, but, for the most part, they were redacted because - supposedly - the information they contained was "outside the scope" of our request.

When we challenged the FBI, the court ordered an in camera review (for the eyes of the court only) to find out what the documents really contained. The court concluded that the FBI's claim that very little of the information they had was responsive to our request was blatantly false.

In a sealed order, the judge strongly criticized the government for having affirmatively misled the court. The government filed an emergency appeal, but the Ninth Circuit affirmed the district court's ruling and stressed that the government cannot, under any circumstance, withhold responsive information from the court because doing so would seriously compromise the court's function in overseeing FOIA actions.

The Ninth Circuit, nevertheless, agreed with the district court that the information we sought was properly withheld from us based on the national security exemption to the FOIA law. For that reason, without explanation, we were not permitted to see the contents of the FBI's records in the end.

Still, this case had established that something very serious and worrisome had happened: the government deliberately lied to us and to the court.
Unlike for Judge Carney, for me, this has been not only a significant legal experience, but also a frightening episode in my personal and family life. Knowing that the FBI was spying on us has had a tremendous impact on my family. My 14-year-old son once asked if what he learns at school about rights and liberties was nothing but theory, or a reality that he can believe in. One evening, he concluded that the "bad guys [FBI] are using good laws to destroy the lives of good guys." Dismayed, he then asked, "Is this really America?"
LESSON:
No matter where you are, DON'T mess with national security.
Again, NUFF SAID. cool
Politics › Re: And Who Is That Nigerian Judge That Pronouced Ibori Innocent? by Beaf: 10:28pm On Apr 19, 2012
deandavid: we have been talking about NJC nd NBA of being corrupt, unjust, shameless and whatever, but it is nigerians that are members these institutions or associations, if we have to clean own judicial system, we need to start from somewhere. Now my question is WHO WAS THAT JUDGE THAT QUITTED IBORI OF THE CHARGES AGAINST HIM IN NIGERIA? That judge should be stripped of whatever title he has, disgraced, humiliated and possibly banned. If that man was to be my father walahi i go disfather am, for falling his hand nd name for money. Back to the question, WHAT IS THAT JUDGE'S NAME?
Justice Marcel Awokulehin.

He needs to be burnt at the stake.
Politics › Re: Will Eko Atlantic City Be The Most Beautiful City In Africa After Completion? by Beaf: 10:24pm On Apr 19, 2012
alj harem: ^^^^

Ain't you ashamed ? what is the governor of YOUR state doing about the rising sea level and population ?
Abeg, you people continue your arguments with PBundles, an international banker who is showing how much egusi soup is between your ears.
Me, I de look an laf una! grin
Politics › Re: Will Eko Atlantic City Be The Most Beautiful City In Africa After Completion? by Beaf: 10:19pm On Apr 19, 2012
Eko Ile: I don't even care who you are or where you're from, you just sound so sad and ignorant. You don't even have any clue regarding state, federal, and private responsibilities, yo don't know anything about investments and tax generation as collective benefits for the state the the people so you have nothing better to contribute but the same ignorant statements.

like I said, you are a sadists, a dangerous and ignorant pessimist and a soul with no sense of belonging.
Eko Ile: You mean you have no home or any kind of self of belonging?

No wonder you are a perpetual sadists.
shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked
Twice?
Dis one don pass "be careful!"
...And so the willful plunder, crushing and ra'pe of the Queens lingo continues.

Holy Ghost Fire! Holy Ghost Fire!! Holy Ghost Fire!!! grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: ‘I Don’t Deserve To Be Called A Religious Bigot’ Says Aregbesola. by Beaf: 10:11pm On Apr 19, 2012
malc619: I wonder how some people think??
D̶̲̥̅̊ newspaper Beaf quoted mentioned "friendly" visit, but in his confused mind he believes dat it means he went 2 beg.
@Beaf: Ʊ claim he removed D̶̲̥̅̊ coat of arms ‎​Άŋϑ other national symbols.. What proof do Ʊ have to dat effecthuh?
Ur Brothers ‎​Άŋϑ sisters here in Delta State are being ruled by ά̲̣̥ gang of thieving idiots Ʊ ά̲̣̥re scared to ur bones 2 talk abt dat, yet Ʊ go about broadcasting lies ‎​Άŋϑ half-truths abt ά̲̣̥ governor whose people are not complaining abt him.
Ʊ are ά̲̣̥ hopeless liar ‎​Άŋϑ ά̲̣̥ silly hypocrite.....
Sir, does your keyboard have leprosy, or is it all an expression of the state of your mind?
Aregbesola has gone abegging, because he has more sense than you. Live with it. cool
Politics › Re: Will Eko Atlantic City Be The Most Beautiful City In Africa After Completion? by Beaf: 10:03pm On Apr 19, 2012
^
Thanks bro. Prayer returned many times over.

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