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PDP threatens to drag Osun gov to EFCC over N636m contract Monday, 12 March 2012 The Osun State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has warned that it will drag the state governor, Mr Rauf Aregbesola, to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) over a N636 million flower planting contract for premises of the state House of Assembly. The party, in a statement issued by its publicity secretary, Funmi Lamuye, said it was scandalous for Aregbesola’s state executive council to have announced on Friday the award of the N636 million contract for landscaping of the House of Assembly premises. “Oyinlola built the Assembly office complex with less than N100 million about three years ago. It is a scandal that the Lagos boy now in Osun wants to plant flowers on the premises with more than half a billion naira,” the PDP said. While asking the government not to take the silence of Osun people for stupidity, the PDP accused the ACN government of insulting the intelligence of the people with that decision, which, it said, was with impunity. It also challenged Aregbesola to deny reports that he had also approved N377 million to celebrate one year of his O-YES programme, even while participants in the programme were leaving the job in droves. The party added that it was closely following the activities of the government, stressing that relevant anti-corruption agencies would be invited to the state if the government failed to call itself to order. http://tribune.com.ng/index.php/news/37440-pdp-threatens-to-drag-osun-gov-to-efcc-over-n636m-contract |
[quote author=ndu_chucks]LOL, you should direct your criticisms towards the commander-in-chief of the armed forces, the President of Nigeria. Why did he fail so woefully in his duty to protect Nigerian citizens and defend the country in the event of wars and such attacks? Is core-North the commander in chief of the armed forces? Under GEJ's watch Al Quaeda creates a base in Nigeria. If the reporter and you know about this base, so does GEJ and his operatives. Why can't they go and destroy the base, collateral damage and all? Nigerians will support such a move. I am beginning to suspect that El Rufai has a point after all.[/quote]Maybe you are just trying your hands at boring jokes for demons and vampires. You people spent 41 years stealing money and inflicting sorrow on your regions kids, siezing their futures and turning them into bestial creatures; yet you can blame GEJ and think it doesn't make you look foolish? It is not surprising that you would blame GEJ for that, afterall, Sanusi and your governors have blamed boko haram on the revenue allocation formula. The al qaeda base in Sokoto is in your hearts. |
Why do we have to wait for God knows how long before we can create a thread after we have just created one? What purpose is that supposed to serve in this day and age when users might (for instance) have eye witness accounts to report immediately? It is another terrible new feature that needs to go. ![]() |
^ Dude, it takes low self esteem and the despicable cowardice it brings to disown your country. Anybody that can do that will disown their own mother too when they "think" that the going is rough. It is even silly to imagine that anybody would be killed because of the murder of two Europeans in Nigeria. When Nigerians kill oyimbo's in oyimbo land, do those who know nothing buy tickets and flee? Some things are just ridiculous. The OP is a coward with a terrible affliction of inferiority. |
They started with almajiri's, now look what they've got! With the current leadership in the core-North, all hopes of any progress are sinking like a stone. ![]() |
[size=14pt]Al-Qaeda creates terrorists’ base in Nigeria[/size] Written by Our Reporter Monday, 12 March 2012 THE terrorism challenges facing Nigeria may have been complicated by credible reports indicating that Al-Qaeda in the Maghreb has established an operational base in the North-Western part of the country to source for funding through high-profile hostage business. This is coming at a time the United States Department is said to be considering adding the Boko Haram sect to the official list of terrorist organisations in the world. Reliable intelligence sources disclosed that the old Sokoto axis is now home to a very violent arm of Al-Qaeda in the Maghreb, which, during the last week, claimed responsibility for the bombing of the headquarters of the Algerian-led joint military command fighting the group in the Sahel region. Contrary to reports that it was Boko Haram that kidnapped the hostages, Nigerian Tribune learnt that Maghreb group had shifted attention to Nigeria to expand its hostage taking operations, which was said to account for large part of Al-Qaeda operational fund worldwide. According to the source, more foreigners may be targeted in the North with possibility of extension into some southern zones, because of the belief that Nigeria is a centre for big foreign construction and oil operations. It was learnt that while Boko Haram continues its field operations across the North, the Maghreb group would focus on hostage taking to fund terrorist activities of both groups within and outside Nigeria. Reports had indicated that between 2010 and 2011, the Maghreb Al-Qaeda raked in close to fifty million dollar in ransom payments from kidnapped Europeans, part of which were reportedly contributed to the worldwide jihadist movement. The presence of the group in Nigeria, credible security sources noted, was not just to support Boko Haram but to expand the source of revenue for the worldwide jihadist movement, which had suffered some funding setbacks from Western Europe and Middle East. http://tribune.com.ng/index.php/front-page-news/37425-al-qaeda-creates-terrorists-base-in-nigeria |
Vultures paradise. . . .All job seekers welcome. If you are not a job seeker, then bring your winsh. ![]() |
^ My broda, no be small tin o! Some people are developing rigor mortis over awa property! ![]() Standing5:Mummy! I want to chop ND oyel, but de is call me parasite. E paaaaaaaaaaain me gan! ![]() E paaaaaaaaaaain me gidi gan! ![]() https://rubbercat.net/misc/tears/crying.gif |
[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=890954.msg10373176#msg10373176 date=1331415922]Very good!! It is not a laughing matter. You people did not put any oil in the ground, nor contribute to its extraction? How many oil rigs do you all own? Abi Shell is now synonymous with Ijaw, Isoko, and ND people ni? $1trillion and counting, nada to show for it. Alams and Ibori really developed that place well well. [/quote]You didn't like that picture, not apt or what? Cos I think what you are saying is sooooooooooooooooooooooo far out, its way off crazy scale!Where did you acquire crap dishing talent? I de hail o! Let me join you to cry for "awa oyel." ![]() https://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lnza7aMOgb1qkpp5h.gif |
^ Preach, bro! ![]() |
[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=890954.msg10373104#msg10373104 date=1331415053]^++ The usual suspects will call others unproductive and parasites, while they are the real parasites. I'll like to know of any major goods produced in Ijaw, Isoko or other areas of the ND. These are the laziest parasites in Nigeria. A resourceful businessman from a different region is working on a plan to develop the biggest fishing corporation in Africa based in the region, while the lazy fools have spent over $1trillion of stolen derivation monies with absolutely nothing to show for it. They will promptly call this businessmen parasites once they start supplying fish to all of Africa and beyond.[/quote]I can't fit laf! Unu go wound pesin o! ![]() [img]http://4.bp..com/_g23luxfc5AY/TF62vTW6oJI/AAAAAAAAfxc/rOSH5qiPgfg/s1600/cocaine.jpg[/img] |
Referendum on "leffing" the Western Region. The Itsekiri vote is under Warri. Die! ![]() www.nairaland.com/attachments/618690_Midwest_gifc8ab793912f73fbfd315c809824d9a07 |
^ What about kuli-kuli and fura? Crap from the akara sellers corner. |
^ Why don't you dream of your own state where monkeys greet people "good afternoon" in the middle of town and you can catch squirrels in government house? jason123:Alj haram the liar, this is the referendum result to leave the Western Region again, in your face, koro-koro! Argue with it. www.nairaland.com/attachments/618690_Midwest_gifc8ab793912f73fbfd315c809824d9a07 |
Da infamous:You tink say Itsekiri man no smart? They have the governorship of Delta state, but see the lot of their Ilaje brothers outside Delta state; treated like animals and 13% derivation donkeys who do not matter. Behold an Ilaje settlement with their "brothers" outside Delta state, my bodi weak! ![]() www.nairaland.com/attachments/555373_shit3_jpg329e45879e544828472d240ac7772b80 Nobody lives like this in Delta state, no matter how small the ethnic group. All are respected and represented. We demand that Ilaje's in Ondo, Ogun and Lagos be united with their people who are enjoying full lives in Delta state. |
bittyend:Why did "your brothers" vote so overwhelmingly to leave you na? www.nairaland.com/attachments/618690_Midwest_gifc8ab793912f73fbfd315c809824d9a07 Is the above how "brothers" vote? Lol! E be like say di brodahood is oil inspired! ![]() Everybody can witness how the Ilaje's are suffering in Ondo and lagos even though they have oil bearing lands delivering 13% derivation. Nobody lives in such a pathetic way in Delta state; indeed, your so called marginalised people produced the current governor. You don't want me to start posting pictures of Ilaje villages outside Delta state, do you? You people are wicked to them and we demand that they join their kith and kin in Delta state where every ethnic group has a voice and is respected. |
Everytime we talk about Delta state, the desperate clown, alj haram signs on as jason123 to talk crap. Imagine jason123, the only "Itsekiri" man who claims to come from an Ijaw village! ![]() |
[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=890954.msg10372647#msg10372647 date=1331410327]You are making a fool of yourself o. According to you, the Niger Delta region provides food and shelter to the rest of the country. Infact the Niger Delta region supplies the Fulanis in the North with Beaf, vegetables and onions. [/quote]May sopono bend that hand you used to type Beaf. Go and find victims amongst yourselves.If you are not making a fool of yourself, tell me what the core-North provides Nigeria (it can be anything apart from sand or imported goats). |
[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=890954.msg10372519#msg10372519 date=1331409100]@Beaf, once again, you've come out empty. No answers, just noise as typical of lazy folks. You people are the parasites. You produce absolutely nothing, you collect billions in stolen derivation funds and you have the audasity to call others parasites! olodo[/quote]Ridiculous stuff! You produce nothing, yet you are asking those who provide your food and shelter to provide answers? Oghene me biko ooo! Shuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu!!! ![]() |
Standing5:What "effort"[/i]do you put into growing crops that are invisible to both the economy and the eyes? Na only spirit de see di crops, if not, we dem? Why is that [i]"effort"[/i]so high that your governor cannot survive without produce from my land? ![]() What kind of miraculous [i]"effort"[/i]into growing yam and cocao makes you accept a montly welfare ticket from the ND? ![]() It must be the most frustrating kind of [i]"effort" Gods Earth has witnessed. LOLZZZ! |
[quote author=c.fours link=topic=890764.msg10371860#msg10371860 date=1331402432]don't bring your input into matters you know nothing about. 'Oba' is traditionally a pagan title. 'emir' is a muslim one.[/quote]Dude, Emir is an Arabic title that is used across the Middle East. It certainly did not arise from Islam. Ok? Secondly, I take offense at your calling a traditional African title, pagan. Who defined your culture, identity and soul as pagan? White men and Arabs? ![]() @topic I truly wanna see an Oba of Ilorin. |
[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=890954.msg10372382#msg10372382 date=1331407851]I thought as much. Once you are cornered you try to change the question or topic, but you forget that that tactic does not work with me. So I ask you again: Please name a single producer of oil in your region? What wealth have you produced with the $1trillion derivation theft you've illegally obtained over the years? The only wealth you've produced has been for your governors and their goons. Let me quote a sensible NL Me_aboki: "One would wonder why Southerners, like beaf, who were neither responsible for putting the oil under the ground in the first place nor subsequently for bringing it out, should have the audacity to call Northerners (who apparently are by far more responsible for producing this oil wealth) parasites and lazy." Governors from other regions are also guilty of similar massive theft but people like you will continue to allow bigotry and tribalism to becloud your objectivity.[/quote]You cornered yourself. Tell me the goods you export outside of beggars, and these days, bullet riddled Italian and British bodies? Be thankful for the little you get, in fact go home and build a shrine to worship "fishermen." Parasite. |
Standing5:It is not different. If we have another referendum today, the result would be even greater than 99%, because the stup!d behaviour that drove us out is now stronger if anything. Who wants to be a slave? Look at what the Ilaje's in Lagos and Ondo are suffering. You can lie to yourself about Itsekiri's not being a minority; it is the same as some clown claiming that Isoko's and Ijaws are not minorities. Such claims can best be described as hallucinatory or psychotic. We in Delta state are quite happy as we. Today, a minority man is ruling, tomorrow it could be another minority man from Ilaje instead. Yet the best they can get outside Delta state is the equivalent to life in a zoo. Mind your state jare! |
Standing5:No, it was your people who put the oil there. What a parasite! Before you begin regailling us with wretched stories about abandoned groundnut pyramids and cocao plantations, I will ask you one question: Did your people create the soil for the crops to grow? It is easy to say daft things, afterall what parasite knows the true cost of its meals? |
[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=890954.msg10372293#msg10372293 date=1331407040]Please name a single producer of oil or any other wealth from your area. You people should be flattered by being called fishermen because you are sorry fishermen who cannot even mass produce fish despite your proximity to the Atlantic. You people should be supplying all of Africa with your stolen $1trillion derivation over the years. 91% ko, 191% ni.[/quote]And the only "wealth" from your end is human blood spilt by cattle rearers, boko haram bombs and 10 million almajiri's. You should be bloody quiet when people are talking about contribution to the nation. |
bittyend:Dude, seriously it is better to get your state producing more than to continue making insulting claims about Delta state people. Leave our Ilaje's and Itsekiri's out of any oil inspired love, afterall it is obvious how the Ilaje's outside of Delta state are forced to live like animals. Today in Delta, we have an Itsekiri man as governor even though they are a small minority; if they were to be outside of Delta, they would be banished to bestial slums like the Ilaje's. Please bruv, keep your tall tails about oil production and bullshiit out of Delta state. We have already had a referendym in 1963 and 99% of Deltans (including Itsekiri's and Ilaje's) opted out of the Western region, because of the exact attitude you are displaying here. Mind your state, while we mind ours. Thank you. |
Imagine producing 91% of the nations wealth only to be called fishermen and yamirin by ingrates. |
[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=890925.msg10370403#msg10370403 date=1331386460]If anyone thinks that a terrorism operative or other mischief makers will try to smuggle explosives into the country through the airport without properly settling the corrupt customs officials, he/she should have his/her head examined. Those explosives are for legitimate uses and the importer was simply trying to cut corners. These incompetent law enforcers should focus on the porous borders instead of wasting time on cheap publicity.[/quote]Evidence doesn't bear you out. The man simply thought his explosives wouldnt be discovered, afterall he had been able to get past South African customs. |
^ Dude, sing as you will, boko haram remains an aboki thing. Boko haram killing Northerners is merely an extention of the savage wickedness of the core-Northern elite that has seen the manufacturing to industrial scales of 10million almajiri's out of the regions innocent children. |
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[/quote]You didn't like that picture, not apt or what? Cos I think what you are saying is sooooooooooooooooooooooo far out, its way off crazy scale!