₦airaland Forum

naijaking1: Yes, myopic, because you couldn't free yourself from primitive ethno-regional bias. The first step towards correcting many of the chronic ills of our nation is for some controlling agency to at least take responsibility/blame for it. I know you may not understand, but until an official wakes up in the morning to apologize to Nigerians for the power failure of the previous night, we're certainly going nowhere. Instead of Nigerians to accept blames, they form a circular firing squad and shift the buck around, with the result that at the end of the day, nothing changes, nothing improves, and nobody learns anything.
You certainly have a right to voice your own personal opinion, but you have no right to convert this forum into an all out Yoruba promoting platform. Over my 6-7 years affiliation with N/L, I have seen moderators come and go, but you my friend is one of the most rabid anti-non-yoruba moderators ever to walk the earth.
The result is that the quality of discussion(intellectual)in the forum has continued to decrease as the Dayokanus, Bluethoots, Eko-Iles, oduasoljas of this forum have increased. As a result of this, reactionary ethnic promotions and bias has become the order of the day for other tribes in Nigeria, especially Igbo contributors. Also, you seem to confuse yourself as an ACN operative vs N/L moderator.

Finally, why do you think it's more important to make GEJ resign than to ask the opposing muslim Boko Haram operatives to give peace a chance. You have never hidden your disdain for anything and anybody who is not your own tribal stock, and that's a big shame. So, if GEJ resigns, then you'll rather have Tinubu or Aregbasola as president?

honeric01: Where did these people you just mentioned make their monies from? where did they build their empire? ND or SW?

Ufeolorun: You love throwing tantrums.you go prancing around this platform like spongebob squarepants,calling people parasites as if you actually bring something in real terms to the table.People who see the way some of you go about will think there are massive industrial units in the delta where local knowledge and know-how are being used to create notch products for the benefit of the rest of the country but na lie na God bless us with oil awoofu ,yes gbogbowa,alofus noni .

i don't do bigotry but i am a bit 'insular'

ZUBY77: I want to live in Eastern Nigeria. I have heard about PH, Awka, Enugu, and Owerri. I like quiet and well planned cities with good road networks, less pollution, standard super malls, airport, stadium, good hospital, night clubs/life and all those things that Americans enjoy. Which city in the east can accomodate my desires ?

honeric01: Lol, see person wey dey talk about ethnic bigotry lol.

It's true, the more closer you are to the "oil", the higher the chances of you being LAZY..

BTW, what does the youth of ND contribute to the nation at large?

How many of them went to school? (b4 u answer, i hope u know where i originated from?)

GEJ: We would expect that people, who claim to be major stakeholders in the Nigerian project, when they make contributions, their contributions will show commonsense and decency.

“To comment on the report of the Belgore committee that has not been concluded and a report that has not yet been submitted, will amount to witchcraft or if you like sorcery, and it is therefore curious and entirely mischievous.

kodewrita: @poster hope that solves it.
@beaf now we need to find a way to get you to come in here more often.

Ufeolorun: We are all lazy from the people who shout about the oil belonging to them as if na him papa put am there to the goro munchers up north, and the Owambeic westerners.We are all lazy,In fact the closer you are to the oil the lazier you get.

Garba Audu: hey dude, i wish i can take care of my locality not to mention contributing to the center. But we have a big problem as a Nigerians- lack of unity. Without unity among various ethnic tribes there will never be progress in that country. As i'm writing this, i'm very pessimistic about 2015.- is there gonna be election? A military coup? Country disintegration? Or a bloody civil war? Allahu a'lam. So friend, you can see Nigeria is a very unfortunate project.

Ufeolorun: Forming busy We shall join them to kick you out in 2015 so that you can go form your laulau-delta republic

[size=14pt]2015: Don't distract me, Jonathan warns northern leaders[/size]
By Yusuf Alli, Abuja

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President Goodluck Jonathan last night asked Northern leaders not to distract his administration’s agenda with its politics of 2015 succession.

He also said he is spending his first term in office and could not have been pursuing a Third Term Agenda.

The President fired back at the Northern leaders through his spokesman, Dr. Reuben Abati.

Abati said: “The President is focusing on governance and he remains committed to the transformation agenda. And he refuses to be distracted by those who are already playing the politics of succession.

“It is not in any evidence, in any way, that the Belgore Committee, which the President set up to look at the outcomes of previous political conferences’ recommendations, has submitted any report, any where.

“I am not aware of any report that has been submitted any where making any recommendations. We would expect that people, who claim to be major stakeholders in the Nigerian project, when they make contributions, their contributions will show commonsense and decency.

“To comment on the report of the Belgore committee that has not been concluded and a report that has not yet been submitted, will amount to witchcraft or if you like sorcery, and it is therefore curious and entirely mischievous. As far as I know, the Belgore committee has not concluded its work.

“It also appears strange to me that a group of people, who otherwise would be described as distinguished Nigerians, would claim that the President is looking for a third term.

“Every intelligent man in this country knows that President Jonathan is in his first term in office. So, how have they suddenly jump from first term to third term. From the point of view of arithmetic, even their claim cannot stand. So, that claim is weak, it is unacceptable.

“If their concern is about the seven-year term tenure, President Jonathan has made it clear that his proposal is out of patriotic concern about the amount of wastefulness, greed, tension, conflict and the obsession that go into the search for second term.

“It is borne out of patriotic concern that elected officials at all levels should dedicate themselves and concentrate their efforts during a specific period. This proposal is not original to the President.”

Garba Audu: This thread is nonsense. A big illusion. The topic should rather read: how much do your state/LG grabs from the national cake- allocations, projects, special funds, poverty assistance, amnesty training etc.

AjanleKoko: This is a hypocritical thread jare.
Why doesn't the government at the centre allow the states to empower themselves, stop rigging every election to put their cronies in charge, and see if we won't see development.
Beaf, abeg go siddon jare. This one na hypocritical gbagaun.

MRbrownJAY: ^^hopefully, it will be be better in FP2. . . . . . . . . as for Raikkonen and his steering "choices" on the first practice of the yr:

i am not even going to start with that Marrusia she-driver, she even sound like she is out of her damn league!

Seun: Concurrency in the context means being able to speed up your programs by running them on more than one CPU core, CPU, or computer system at the same time. Python, my favorite programming language, supports concurrency for IO bound programs by providing threading abstractions (threads, locks, queues, event objects, etc). However, the Python interpreter is encumbered by a global interpreter lock which prevents CPU-bound python programs from taking advantage of multiple cores or CPUs. As a result, Python now provides a multiprocessing module that provides thread-like abstractions in a multi-process context (processes, locks, queues, event objects, etc), allowing CPU-bound Python programs to enjoy more concurrency quite easily.