₦airaland Forum

[quote author=Capt.Barbosa]Dude, you are not in any position to tell us what to do or not, your tactics of coming under the attack of Tinubu to demean the most sophisticated people, politically in nigeria has been laid bare. The only time you wont have problem with Fulani is when your backyard is filled with sand. Quit making silly comments on issues that is beyond every region to address without a proper law from the central government.[/quote]ACN is veeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeery sophisticated when it comes to attacking minorities. Init?
Please, feel in the gap below:

C__ward.

[quote author=Capt.Barbosa]Thats Baef for you! He equally goes by the handler Djustice. The Ibo bigot always have his tiny penis "hard on" at any mention of the west.[/quote]Dude, bigotry makes idiocy sprout from your arse in colourful varieties. Djustice is a Yoruba man like you from Lagos, but I guess anybody that isn't a member of your xenophobic, fascist and bigotted ACN is an outcast. For your type, its a zero sum game of stup!dity to tectonic plate moving levels. Imagine frothing at the lips so much that you disown a Yoruba man like yourself, Djustice.

Ridiculous.

Dude, I really feel sorry for you. Keep hating and playing the fool, it will only damage your health.

Some much hatred that you disown your own brother. Is it humanly possible to try harder than you to be a fool?
Up ACN!!!
Please allow me shed a tear or two for you and your useless party of bigots:

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Since all these people; IBB, Gusau, Buhari, Atiku, Ciroma, and others in their category, have all failed us, they have nothing more to offer. [size=14pt]The likes of IBB, Atiku, Buhari, Gusau, Ciroma, including all the governors, are responsible for the spate of insecurity in the North.[/size] If they had done the right thing, as leaders during their time, the situation we find ourselves today would certainly have been different. The situation whereby all these leaders, who created these problems, will now sit down and claim they want to find solution to the problems they created will no longer be acceptable to us.
They should just bury their heads in shame and allow the younger generations in the north to take the driver’s seat. Look, the truth is that if Mohammed Yusuf, (late Boko Haram leader) was not killed, all these people, including the former governors of some of the North-Eastern states, would have been exposed, and Nigerians would have had the opportunity of knowing the role they played in the whole thing.

IBB, Atiku, Buhari, Gusau, Ciroma. Pack of blood loving, baby killing murderers.

Its time.

Its time.

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What has that crap got to do with the topic? Is the governor of your state an Angel of The Lord, or is he a corrupt creature like other politicians?
ND states like Delta, Rivers and Akwa Ibom are far more developed than the rest of Nigeria, save Lagos. Please, stop talking crap.
Corruption is a Nigeria wide problem.

[quote author=Capt.Barbosa]You have started feeling uncomfortable,already?[/quote]Yeah, you bring a fungal infection to the house.

The man should be killed.

[quote author=Capt.Barbosa]one of the best post I have read in recent times. The only way out for east is to always put forward their political demand before supporting any region. I have lived 15 years in south south, and I can tell you that the average niger deltan will prefer voting aboki than any other regional candidate. Their hatred for Igbos is profound and I wonder where the so-called unity is coming from.

The truth of the matter is, some political jobbers like Beaf, asari and co, are all out to confuse the east the more. The just concluded jamboree by asari is an evidence to my position. If truely there is anything like SS/SE unity then let GEJ openly support a candidate from east. Like rochas, since thats was the initial arrangement from the PDP.[/quote]Omo ACN. Lol!
You won't understand when I say you are like a fish out of water here. Its not your party or your ethnic group... You just won't understand, bruv.

[quote author=Capt.Barbosa]DK you are one in a million. . .I like the way you kicked the arzz of that Ibo bigot called Beaf, hiding under Delta state to claim South South.

The grass cutter came with his usual drivel to attack SW by making it look as if, Tinubu was the problem caused by 8 years of PDP mis-rule in SW. You did a good work by calling the mascot out of his cave.[/quote]Na so una go de fight like say una be minority.
Carry go, bruv! Nutin do you!

bayooooooo: I have read the thread from beginning till end. The North's position is quite correct on this point. There's limit to what can be claimed on the sea by any state with a subsumed sovereignty under Nigeria.


The real trouble with Nigeria is not the solid unity in the North but the clear fact that such thing as the South does not exist. Going by the scenarios on Nairaland alone which mirror Nigerian reality, the best and the most trusted alliance the West can make is with the North. Only that such alliance should not be made on the basis of a divided West but of course on at least politically harmonious one and be made by people who truly understand the grand scheme of "things". Nigeria is a jungle and being a political gentleman can not fetch you anything in Nigeria.

Of course alternative is to push for a bold reform and restructuring to guarantee a true federal system in which case each unit can develop at its own pace without bordering so much about who controls the center.

The bolded is a joke. Why would anybody wish to ally with an opponent? More than anything, why ally with a losing side?
My guy, it even better to keep sitting on the fence, cos the sort of forces gathering against the core-North are not to be trifled with.

[size=14pt]N40m bribe: House, SEC allege documents forgery[/size]
By Yusuf Alli, Abuja
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House of Representatives House of Representatives

There seems to be no let-up in the battle of integrity between the House of Representatives and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

The SEC yesterday denied embattled lawmaker Herman Hembe’s claim that it initiated moves to give the House Committee on Capital Market and Institution N30.4 million.

It claimed that it was the committee under Hembe’s leadership that approached the SEC on February 29 through Messrs Note Worth Consultants for financial assistance.

There were indications yesterday that the SEC board may be invited for questioning by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) over the N30.4 million ‘donation’ to the committee.

Hembe and members of the committee were dropped on Tuesday over the claim of Ms Aruma Oteh, the SEC Director-General, that they demanded N44million bribe from her.

In an unsigned document circulated in Abuja, SEC alleged that the “consultant visited the SEC in the company of Mr Olufemi Ogunsanya, clerk of the committee with a ‘shopping list’ detailing a large number of ‘specific areas’ for which the SEC’s help was being sought”.

The document added: “Given that the SEC believed that the hearing was indeed in the interest of the public and investors as expressed in a letter through which the commission was formally informed of the hearing, the request was subjected to SEC’s decision making procedure, which culminated in the Board’s consideration for N30m.

“What raised suspicion in the commission was when, on March 14, 2012, barely one day to commencement of proceedings, this same Olufemi Ogunsanya, Clerk to the House Committee on Capital Markets and other Institutions, visited the SEC under the instruction of Hon. Herman Hembe to demand the sum of N5million in cash, being part payment of the erstwhile N39.844million ‘support’ which Hembe had earlier sought.

“The SEC smelt a rat that rather than wait for the payment to be made through electronic transfer, in line with extant public service policy, to an institutional account, the man was seeking undocumented payment by cash. This was why the transfer was suspended.”

It noted: “In tendering the SEC memo, which was stolen after dark, like most other documents from the SEC’s records, the memo’s accompaniments, which included the Hembe ‘list of requirements for the public hearing’, was carefully detached. Even the least cursory look at the memo will see stapler marks on the top left hand corner of its cover page, evidence that its accompaniments had been detached!”

The statement said Hembe avoided direct formal communication with the SEC on the subject, adding that he forgot, however, that the “list of requirements” for which he solicited support from the SEC was formally received.

“He also forgot that the letter of introduction for Messrs. Note Worth Consultants in which the SEC had been asked to ‘kindly avail him all necessary assistance ...’ was signed by one Abama Thomas, Asst. Committee Clerk on behalf of the Chairman.”

Hon. Hembe also excised the fact that he collected estacode and a first class ticket for a trip to the Dominican Republic to attend a regulators’ conference for emerging markets from the SEC in October 2011. He has tendered ‘evidence’ of travel to somewhere other than the Dominican Republic! The implication is that he diverted public resources to personal ends to the detriment of capacity building in the capital market.”

Also yesterday, it was learnt yesterday that the House of Representatives is crying foul over what it described as the “sudden appearance” of SEC’s official stamp on the list of items requested from the commission by the committee.

While SEC claimed that the committee forwarded the list of items to it, the lawmakers are arguing that there was no official correspondence to that effect.

Investigation by our correspondent revealed that the EFCC and the Committee on Ethics and Privileges may interact with the Board members. The interaction, sources said, became imperative since the Board described the N30.4 million as ‘donation’.

A source said: “We are studying all memos, issues and meetings that have to do with the problem between SEC and the committee.

“We will invite all stakeholders. So far, it appears that the decision on the N30million was taken by many people. We will be fair in hearing from all of them.

“What we have heard so far is that the money was a donation from SEC to the House Committee. Just give us time to investigate all claims.”

A March 13 memo from the SEC Secretary, E.K. Aigbekaen, to the Executive Commissioner (Finance and Administration), which confirmed that the Board approved the money for the Committee, may have conformed the planned interaction with EFCC.

The memo reads in part: “The Board of SEC at its 63rd meeting held on Monday 12th March, 2012 considered a proposal by management for the commission to financially support a public hearing on the Nigerian Capital Market by the House of Representatives Committee on Capital Market and Institutions, scheduled to take place from 13th-30th March, 2012.

“After due deliberations, the Board approved a maximum of N30million as donation by the Commission to the House of Representatives Committee on Capital Market and Institutions to enable it undertake a public hearing to identify the manifest causes of the near collapse of the Capital Market with a view to finding lasting solution.

“The Board further directed that Management should work out the details of the areas of sponsorship with the House Committee.”

On the appointment of a consultant for the public hearing and the list of items, a source in SEC said: “Going by what we have on record, the House Committee sent the list of items to us on February 29, 2012.

“You can see the stamp on the document accordingly.”

But a highly-placed source in the House, said: “In the list of the memos which the House released to the public on Tuesday, the list of items required for the public hearing was not stamped.

“We are suspecting an emergency stamping of the list by SEC. That in itself is forgery. We hope the anti-graft agencies will take note of this trend.”

The SEC source, however, disputed the claim.

He said: “Did we not meet with the House Committee to get the list of items required for public hearing? Could we have just compiled the list on our own?

“After agreeing to the list, they also wrote a memo to the DG of SEC on the appointment of a consultant, Note Worth Consultant for the public hearing.

A March 14 letter to the DG of SEC, signed by the Assistant Committee Clerk, Abama Thomas, reads: “The committee has appointed Messrs Note Worth Consultant as a consultant to the Committee on the public hearing. Kindly avail him all the necessary assistance please. Accept the Committee’s warm regards.”

http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/news/40633-n40m-bribe-house-sec-allege-documents-forgery.html

[quote author=musiwa.]why do you think i will wait till 2015.[/quote]Ok, we will vote for you in June.
Up Musiwa for KKPesident!!! Up Musiwa for KKPesident!!! Up Musiwa for KKPesident!!!

--Beaf delivers a Chinese slap to clear the alomo bitters and gari straight out of Musiwa's coconut head... TAWAI!!! --

pDude:
Beaf, sometimes you can be so annoying but at other times you can also be so gentle and calming (just like now). Oya take this hug. *hugs Beaf for being a mediator for peace*

Thanks for the hug.
Lol! By nature, I am very calm and cool, but you've got to pack ammo to exist on NL, so I pack a rotweiler, elephant rounds, two drones, Abrams tanks and a coupla nukes.
--Hugs pDude--

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Has anybody been able to approach the Houses of Assembly in any SW state concerning the attacks on state capitals? And what did the Houses of Assembly do to protect the people?

dayokanu: Ohh OK I get it. Its better to attack the villagers than to attack the state capital

When State Capitals are attacked ACN and Tinubu is the cause

Exactly! The state capital is the sit of power where govt is most visible, at the very least, there should be a response, not total silence.

dayokanu: You mean during the 8yrs of PDP in the SW, Hausas were not fighting in Yorubaland?

How come Hausas are still a problem in PDP controlled Plateau and Benue?


http://www.nigeriavillagesquare.com/forum/main-square/69341-delta-villagers-protest-attacks-fulani-herdsmen.html

See what Tinubu and ACN has caused in Delta State. Allowing Fulani herdsmen to attack villagers

Lolzzzz! I wonder why you didn't paste the whole story. I also wonder how you can compare villages to state capitals.
Paste the rest of the story, so we can understand the response of the villagers fully, bruv. ACN is useless to the people.

I never heard of this frequency of bold battles in the SW before ACN.

OAM4J: ^lol You are wicked Answer him nao, before I move this thread to its home.

You mean say anytime becomerich take garri and alomo bitters confuse insef, make I hansa am?
Even his laptop sef de stagger!
Abeg, send the thread to beelzebub jare!

[quote author=Dudu_Negro]Onlytruth, I have watched this post from beginning and kept shut. You just said something that I cannot keep quiet about.

In exchange for an International airport, you will support Deltans position on offshore oil. Is that right? Offshore oil is bigger than both you and Delta! Your support on it is irrelevant! Nonetheless, Fed owe you an International Airport. Building an operating International airport in East (. . .will you stop saying SE?) is an obligation of the Federal Govt and you do not have to bargain for it. Tell MASSOB to put heat on your Eastern governors behind and rouse them up to make the airport a reality before GEJ leave office.

West should remain on the fence on this issue. We loose nothing by doing so. Boots, guns and bullets were deployed to our soil for marching and protesting against oil subsidy removal. We are tired of pioneering and leading the forefront of political opposition.

The fact remains solidly clear - the natives and indigenous land and territories need to be clearly defined in relationship to the distance out to sea at which the sovereignty of Nigeria is supreme above that of any of its composite states.[/quote]Were did we hear this now familiar argument before? Aaaah! It was that boko haram was an ND/core-North issue so the SW should sit on the fence and spectate. Events have exposed the poverty of sidon look as far as boko haram is concerned.

Last time I looked, Lagos and Ondo had offshore oil interests. Keep on preaching sidon look without thoroughly informing yourself about the layout of the issue at hand. When the time comes, you go still de sidon look, while losing the honey you have.

ND will lose nothing.

[quote author=musiwa.]beaf answer me[/quote]https://i.imgur.com/UPBvj.gif

Onlytruth: That airport is more important to us than almost every other thing because it would allow us to develop SE economically.
Anyway, I digress. The point I'm making is that the SE has no interest in SS's offshore oil derivation struggle; but if we have concrete infrastructure to show for our support, then it would be worthwhile; else it would simply be self immolation for an uninterested party.

Lol! Its trade, bruv!
I hope that it all goes well and GEJ puts actual concrete that can be seen in the SE, cos it would be catastrophic to let the ball drop.
IMHO, there should be a properly formalised SE/SS pressure/cultural exchange group to hammer out agreements, needs, demands, positions and solutions. Things are a bit too amorphous now, I guess that is what everyone is trying to say here.

Da infamous: that is why i keep telling SW people to see things through the lens not to be blinded on tribal reason ACN party is using fashola to confuse the rest of the SW states and when you look at other ACN governors their performance is wayy wayy below, to me really tinunbu is trying to build an empire that will suck up other parties especially PDP, but his greed and corrupt mind wont let the party fulfilled their full obligation............

Fashola has now been eclipsed by Akpabio, so that talismanic effect should be gone. However, people are still being used by Tinubu through the application of ethnic sentiment, but what is the result?
You would expect ACN to be able to rapidly react to these threats through its local govt chairmen to give those fools a bloody nose. But no, they allowed miscreants takeover the streets of Lagos without giving them as much as a black eye. How?
Everyday now, we hear that Fulani cattle rearers or other folk have committed largescale atrocities in the SW, while Tinubu is sitting there winking at girls his granddaughters age. My brother, it doesn't bode well.

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From all I've read, something is being done about the 2nd Niger Bridge and it is a definite. I don't know much about the airport though, but I do recall it was a campaign promise (I might be wrong). The details of these things are worth finding out.

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Even the relationship between husband and wife is a trade. You shouldn't take part in a relationship that is one-sided. Is this one one-sided? I think not, there are things to trade on either side. Lets have a healthy day in the market.

bittyend: You don't need to tell us what to do - we'll decide when incumbent ACN governors finish their 8 years tenure. PDP had 8 years and did absolutely nothing. And we already united in the old Western region - we just need the Igbo leaders (not the average Igbos) and Eastern region to stop being dishonest, and join the us. We're already united with our brothers in Edo, and Itsekiris in Delta.

Join the real discussion whenever you drop the weed.

Da infamous: SW is up to you guys to join the WAGON

Exactly!
The way the SW is going will open up the South to boko haram if care is not taken. I don't want to even think that boko haram would imagine they can get away with attacking Lagos especially; that is something that will reverberate across the entire South. But those buffoons in ACN have left the SW totally unprepared, while they send their minions all over the internet to talk bigotted bullshiit.

There is a big beast knocking on the door and we should all be alert. Even if the leaders are scared, they should not allow their soil become the battle ground that endangers the rest and destroys businesses overnight.

Mowire: Man mi, are you sure you're okay? What's this issue got to do with Tinubu? Ya' lo wa nkan gidi se o.

What a question!

bittyend: We don't need to be your "ally" by joining PDP - we can do that based on COMMON INTERESTS. If giving SW to PDP is what you consider "allying" - we're better off the way we are. PDP had 8 years, and for 8 years - they looted, destroyed, and they took the SW 200 years backwards.

The only difference between ACN and PDP is that ACN is bigotted. The same people you claim looted and destroyed have simply moved into ACN from PDP; I don't see how changing party turns a thief into a saint. In any event, there is the LP doing very well in Ondo, it does not have to be PDP.
It is the fascist nature of ACN that is isolating the SW and in one sense, exposing it to these tests that to me, look like a test for a reaction to boko haram incursions.

I will say it again, it is high time the SW allied with the rest of us. Tinubu is taking the place down the drain.
It is obvious that the SW is being tested as the next ground for expansion. What kind of rubbish is it for tenants to repeatedly fight with their landlord?

afam4eva: You may lol as much as you like but i can tell you that Niger Deltans just hate the thoought of an Igbo man being the president of Nigeria. Forget the fact that Igbos and the south-south are social partners. I once saw an Ijaw man that said he would rather have an aboki rule Nigeria forever than an Igbo man ruling for just one year. It's that bad.

Where do you learn your fairy tales, bruv?
You once saw an Ijaw man... Blah, blah! I too can claim that I once saw an Igbo man who hates all ND people, therefore all Igbo's hate ND people; but would I be right or would I be narrow minded?

Dude, I can't understand what you mean by "social partners" when we are talking about politics in the raw. I think its naivete shining through.
Look at it this way; there are four players in the game, the core-North, Middle Belt, South East and South-South. The game has no referee and the core-Northern elite employ terror tactics and rely on generating hatred/distrust between the other regions to milk them all. In that scenario, would you rather be hater and get phucked, sit on the wall and get phucked, laugh at your neighbour today and get phucked tomorrow, dance with the beast and your kids get phucked etc? Or would you do the intelligent thing, ally and defeat the enemy?

Think.

patriot2: I guess you have forgotten this :

and why would my religion be banned while it is forbidden to kill a human being in my religion.
in my religion Bugs Bunny is the image evey man must follow, so every man must be friends with every other man and make everybody happy. The only ritual is pooing on qurans, what harm are my people doing ?

Is that video meant to justify prejudice? Or is it an attempt to replace morality with base sentiment?

There is a limit to which one can preach common sense and civility. If to you, the World is about disrespect and peoples religions are reduced to Bugs Bunny level, then I hope nobody begins to see you as Bugs Bunny too.

Talking about Muslims (the vast majority of whom are innocent and peaceful) when boko haram is the problem is mentally lazy at best and cowardly at worst. In all cases, it is immoral and wicked.

My brother, I will leave the argument here.

[size=14pt]Fire Razes Katsina Governor's Office[/size]
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Wed, 21/03/2012 - 7:36pm | AGENCY REPORT

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A fire outbreak on Wednesday gutted the office of Gov. Alhaji Ibrahim Shema of Katsina state, the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports.

A NAN correspondent who was at the Government House in Katsina, reports that the incident occurred at about 2.00 p.m when the messenger attached to the office, noticed smoke coming out from the office.

Although journalists who attempted to reach the scene were barred, it was gathered that valuable documents and other items were totally burnt.

It was observed that the fire which lasted for about an hour, was brought under control through the combined efforts of the State Fire Service and Airport Fire Service, who used 10 water tankers to put out the raging fire.

The efforts of the fire fighters assisted in preventing the fire from engulfing the entire block.

The Deputy Governor, Alhaji Abdullahi Garba, who was at the scene, told journalists that the fire only affected the office of the governor.

``Only files and some books were consumed by the fire which was caused by some electrical faults,'' he said.

Garba, thanked God that no life was lost, and said the government would investigate the circumstances leading to the fire so as to prevent a re-occurrence.

The Police Commissioner, SSS Director and other security agents were at the scene of the incident.

NAN reports that Shema was outside the state on official assignment when the fire broke out.

NAN recalls that a similar fire incident had occurred within the complex in March 2010, when the office of the governor's Chief Security Officer was reduced to ashes. (NAN).

http://leadership.ng/nga/articles/19903/2012/03/21/fire_razes_katsina_governors_office.html

afam4eva: The funny thing is that the bolded is always one-sided. That's how foolish Igbo leaders have been. I can tell you that a Niger Deltan(minus Igbo speaking areas) will rather vote an aboki than Igbo. We have to start thinking about what is best for Igboland irrespective of whose detriment it may be. We have to stop all these brotherly rubbish. We can always join heads with the ND but it must be for the interest of Igboland.

Lolzzz!
I wonder where your crazy idea's come from!