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shymmex: Are the Ilajes in Delta state Yorubas or not?They are not. Like I said earlier, the best you can do is claim a relationship. The closest to the Yoruba are the Ilaje's, but they call themselves Ilaje. Please, stop making wild claims that are insulting to us. |
shymmex: The Itsekiris are Yorubas and will always be - just as the Ishan and Edo people are the same people. If you can't separate the Aniomas from the Igbos, why would you want to separate the Itsekiris from the Yorubas?? I guess it's because they own 85% of the oil wealth in Delta state, huh?? What about the Ilajes in Delta state - are you saying they are not Yorubas as well?They are not Yoruba. Period. ![]() They are what they are, you cannot steal a persons identity. The best you can say is that they are related to you; your claim right now is as ridiculous as a German claiming the English are German, because the language is Germanic. Thoroughly chauvinistic and laughable. |
Mowire: Well, your comment came later than usual (especially if SW, ACN, or Tinubu was involved).You mean Tinubu has joined PDP or is he ACN's youth leader? Lol! Abeg, leave me alone jare! |
[quote author=Ileke-IdI]Have you taken your pills today? How can an educated fellow say there's no Yoruba in Delta? Abi have they appointed you the Yoruba-butt-sniffer eze wuru wuru of Delta to sniff out Yorubas? If so, congratulations, but it looks like you'll get fired if you keep making air-head statements like this one.[/quote]There are no Yoruba's in Delta state. I wish people would leave my state out of all this ethnic chauvinism. |
Danka7777: We know this type of gimmick. This is a precursor to the invasion of Nigeria. The pretext would be: to protect American Citizens on ground! Nigerians shine your eyes, these people don't give a damn about black people. Anything they do is for media gains and their own selfish global interests. If they really do care about Nigerians and blacks as they claim to, they say charity begins at home right, let them start from the blacks in America who have lived under absolute subjugation in America for the past almost 400 yrs, since 1620.Crap. |
Gbawe: Of course the ACN is worse. That is why it is the Party slaughtering Nigerians brutally with Boko haram. To stand logic on it`s head and disregard facts is a Nigerian habit. No one would say the ACN is a party of saint but it is only blind and inobjective bias that would lead anyone to say the ACN is worse than the PDP or the same as it. The PDP is easily the most evil Party in Africa and perhaps the world. Nigeria only has a devastated Country to show for the PDP 12 years control of central power. It is called the lesser of two devils. Those who truly understand that concept and are personally honest will admit that the PDP is in it's own class as per sheer evil, corruption and gross misrule.https://i.imgur.com/UPBvj.gif . . .aggrieved members of the Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, yesterday, stormed the party secretariat in Ogba |
Mowire: NOTHING.What has my finding words got to do with the topic nau? |
Aladinn: Have you ever heard the word 'opposition'? I doubt it. Go and vent your anger pounding yam.Lol! Make una no let laf kill us o! ![]() That was rib cracking. Bruv, can you please beg Gbawe to stop venting like an NURTW operative or the demon, pazuzu? The likes of him and Aregbesola are giving ACN a very wretched image. |
And whats wrong with being a 60 year old youth? ![]() |
lokya: I disagree with u pls count Plateau and Benue Out .No Plateau Indigene in his Right Senses wil Vote Hausa Muslim, Once Beaten Twice Shy.I can Bet U on Dat. If U have not Notice the Changes in the Atire of There Traditional Rulers. Thats Telling The North SomethingWhere can we find before and after pics of these attire changes? |
Gbawe: [size=21pt]And what the Zap are folks like you going to do about it?[/size] You think great nations got to where they are today with dithering citzens who sit on the fence and condemn everyone? Every Nigerian ,as much as possible, should get involved and shape the political party they support to become what they feel it should be.You losing it, bro. |
She couldn't even redesign the place? You've got to wonder about the character of a person that would visit a house, pay $12million for it, only to call in the bulldozers. Now the World can see why Tiger Woods has suddenly become a shadow of his old self. Let this be a warning to all men; DO NOT MARRY FOR BEAUTY ALONE. Marriage is a relationship that can make or break a man. Nuff said. |
Ozonna: Spot on!!! Infact dis's a gud time 2 study Elect/Elect,mech and every course dat has 2 do wit Power generation. Those dat've degrees from foreign schools will ofcourse have more advantage getin employed. Cos I doubt if we have enuf well trained and qualified engineers to man d many power stations dat'll be acroSs d country in d next 5-10 yrs. We wouldn't wanna have plenty oyibos still here manning our power in next 50yrs just like d Oyel industry, do we?Word. ![]() |
[size=14pt]Fed Govt, GE in $10b power deal[/size] By Emeka Ugwuanyi [img]http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/thumbnail.php?file=Barth_Nnaji_652768961.jpg&size=article_medium[/img] Prof. Barth Nnaji Prof. Barth Nnaji A MEMORANDUM of understanding (MoU) involving Federal Government and the General Electric (GE Energy) has been signed in London. The deal covers a N175 billion (about $10 billion) investment in power plants with capacity to generate 10,000 megawatts. Power Minister Prof. Barth Nnaji, who led a delegation to sign the agreement at the Nigerian High Commission in London, told reporters that the GE has interest in acquiring at least 15 per cent stake in power plan. The development countered earlier reports that the British firm wanted to build a 10,000 megawatts capacity plant in Nigeria. The investment could be sunk into existing plants or on new plants. But such investment will be after the conclusion of the privatisation of the power sector, The Nation learnt. According to the minister, the GE’s move is the highest expression of investment support toward the govern-ment’s aspiration of achieving 40,000 megawatts generation by 2020. He said: “To have a company willing to work with us on the delivery of 10,000MW is a show of confidence in Mr. President’s vision. “Even if the equity is one per cent, it is still significant because it will take us somewhere. And with 15 per cent, Federal Government will provide the balance.” He explained the government will not be involved in any of the projects, but will provide guarantees for the private sector participants. He said: “The local content will be huge power because GE and any other foreign investor must have local partners.” The minister said what the government and GE had signed after a meeting with President Goodluck Jonathan in Abuja, was a series of general agreements for support in various sectors of the economy including power, transportation, especially rail, and health. He said: “What we are doing today is the culmination of a series of work done, some behind the scenes, and some in the open. With the meeting between President Goodluck Jonathan and the Chairman of GE last month in Abuja, there was a narrowing of areas of focus for the country and GE to collaborate on specific areas of focus. “Accordingly, GE developed MoUs specific to the various sectors, and today, the MoU we are signing relates to power alone.” Nnaji described the $10 billion as very ambitious in the face of the cash crunch at the international capital market and noted that with GE’s cash and government’s bank guarantees, the projects would become much more bankable, as investors can approach financial institutions to raise funds. He noted that the relationship between the government and GE is a long term one, as the energy company has moved from just being a supplier of power equipments in the country, to being an equity investor. “The MoU creates a relationship that will allow GE to not just sell turbines to Nigeria, but also have equity participation in collaboration with the government and private sector,” he said GE’s President, Sub-Sahara Africa, Mr. Jay Wileman, said with the signing of the MoU, things can get rolling because now is the beginning of the real work of delivering power in the country. He recalled the discussions with GE started in 2009, adding that with the MoU, Nigeria has become “the epicentre of GE’s focus and we will be bringing in our experience, and partners to demonstrate our capacity.” Nigeria’s Acting High Commissioner in Britain, Ambassador, O. Anozie, said the epoch making event complements Mr. President’s reform agenda, particularly in the area of power which he identified as a prerequisite for economic and national development. http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/news/41066-fed-govt-ge-in-10b-power-deal.html |
Uche2005: yoruba people should have their own party to fight for them.. since tinubu party does not fight for yoruba issue. or have you seen tinubu party bringing the issue of the satellite pictures.. the answer is No. even igbo who have head will support you.Exactly Musiwa! You know you can remove Tinubu to save lives. The thing that is bugging me is, why have you allowed that man to dress like Awo? Have you not seen it in the satellite? You are making me angry now. ![]() Which type of girl do you like; leke-leke, mama mampi or short kpemgbu? |
Beaf: Yes, let us take over Benin Republic and become majority, I want to be President. You will be rich and many girls will follow you if you are vice-president. Let us join forces to be majority, I know you are politically formidable, a juggernaut and intellectual bunker buster. Let me use your brain to get power, you will get girls. musiwa: you make sense.You are a great guy. When can we start? I can bring the first girl tomorrow. |
Lucy001: When you talk about governors that are unintelligent, wat are your yarstick for measuring unintelligent....Aregbesola. |
Lol! Boko haram luv'n phuck. |
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Gbawe: Shut up fool. Bright nairalanders will never take you seriously because they now completely understand your mission of using crudely decietful spin to divert attention away from how GEJ is simply a very woeful President marking time indolently in Aso Rock to the detriment of Nigeria. His clannish foot soldiers, like you, are only disgracefully interested in deceptively laundering dirt so that "your brother" ,never mind his gross incompetence failing all Nigerians, completes "our turn". You are just a sad creature.Your jokes are boring, bruv. Best way to reply scum is by showing them their own words. So here we go, mr boko haram worshipper and "owner of Nigeria:" Gbawe:https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-837167.0.html#msg9883217 |
aikuda: I wonder the average age of the people calling for a coup here on NL. We tried that before, and we all know how they turned out. As for El Rufai, he is simply disgruntled because he is out of favor with the current Governmnent....For posterity. ![]() |
Is ACN serious? Lol! I recall their members heading for the junction at Iyan Isolo to invoke evil spirits, because of the imposition of candidates by Tinubu and Aregbesola (the clown who is always disturbing Fashola in Lagos and neglecting Osun). |
lagcity: fvck you, Mr Beaf. Are u joining the fight club or not?Abeg, collect all the halfwits like yourself and knock yourselves out o jare! I am very busy knocking ACN here, Nigeria's only fascist party that blackmails people with ethnicity. All hail fools!!! ![]() |
^ Lol! ![]() [quote author=Odu-toda-iwa]I think people should desist from answering beaf on whatever trash he has to spew on the SW. Does the guy have a home. I mean he should try to say something about the quality of leadership from wherever he came from. SW must be a nightmare to him. Even if the ACN is as bad as he portends the party to be, why should it be his headache, the people of the SW have spoken through their votes, he has to right to question their political decisions. He definitely sees nothing wrong in all the blind stealing being done against the nation by his dear PDP. I implore good natured people of SW to ignore the idiot. He definitely feels important when you respond to him. I totally agree with the person who called him Yoruba wannabe. He is failed by nature and nurture. I am sure he would do anything to be Yoruba if given a new chance.[/quote]Learn to differentiate between ACN and SW. ACN is a Nigerian political party, not a section or ethnic group. Ok? Cheap ethnic blackmail cannot stop criticism. But then, stoking up bigotry is a tried and tested ACN tactic. All hail fascists! https://www.toptenz.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/Joseph-Goebbels.jpg |
^ Why do you run around the place like an uncivilised thug? How can you just tell someone you have never met to "shut it" without the least provocation? Simply table your views if you think his are wrong and there is any sense to yours. I don't know what NL is coming to these days. It seems like it is becoming a pride to act like an NURTW thug. |
1025 is always smoking pawpaw leaf. |
^ I recall you also wishing it could be boko haram (while admiring their bravery or "stomach" as you put it). It is sad to be so desperate. |
^ It has nothing to do with Nigeria, my guy. In almost all countries, labour movements are involved in politics; political parties with names such as, Labour Party, Workers Party etc generally began as workers movements. Even USSR's Communist Party was supposedly all about workers, just as the UK's Labour has worker roots. |
^ Its not just the Mercedes, the McLarens as well. Both teams cars seem to perform badly in the wets, Button couldn't even make it into the points in a car thats a fast package under normal conditions. This season might turn out to be a huge test for Vettels composure, lets see how well he keeps (or loses) his mojo. |
^ Is there any law that says they shouldn't be political? Dude, politics is the right of every man an institution, except those that must be neutral (judiciary, police, army, civil service etc). NLC and TUC are ok to take any action within the law that they feel would benefit workers. |
There is nothing wrong with NLC and TUC campaigning for Oshiomole, they have every right to do so. People shouldn't be unnecessarily sensitive. |
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