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The 76% are just selfish people in my opinion. They really could not care about a future great Nigeria.

cap28:
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Many of these fools were rejoicing when Qadaffi was killed
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Gaddafi dead?
Weren't you the one arguing all over the place for months that Gaddafi was as alive as Elvis?
Dude, keep taking your medicine, its beginning to work at last!

habumaks:


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Mr Grammar
The only thing missing in that sentence is the 'removal' after the 'subsidy'

And what is with the 'oyimbo is not our language' BS? Is she still the first lady of the fed rep of nigeria?

Since it gives the sentence the exact opposite of the OP's intent, doesn't that make him a bit of an id!ot?

Lesson to take home; never camouflage cheap and dark political goals behind ephemeral sentiment.
It is the poor people that are suffering the brunt of the protests, which defeats their "purpose" in every way.

[size=14pt]Call off strike for two days, Lagosians tell NLC, TUC[/size]
On January 12, 2012 · In News
BY Monsur Olowoopejo

LAGOS— As the anti-fuel subsidy removal protest enters its fifth day, residents of Lagos State have urged the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, and Trade Union Congress, TUC, to suspend the strike for two days to allow Nigerians re-stock for the remaining days of the protest.

The residents, however, called on President Goodluck Jonathan to shift ground in the ongoing deregulation policy of the oil sector.

Speaking to Vanguard, they argued that Nigerians, especially petty traders, had spent their income during the Christmas and New Year celebrations, leaving them with little or no cash to spend on foodstuff before the strike.

They added that the two days break was the only means not to further impoverish the low income earners, who rely on daily transactions to meet their daily needs.

Mrs. Blessing, a petty trader in Alaba International Market, Ojo, Lagos said, “low income earners in the country cannot afford to feed their family easily unless they go out and engage in their business daily.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/01/call-off-strike-for-two-days-lagosians-tell-nlc-tuc/

worm: @ss is my @sset

It is true. Bloody nice!

blacksta:
Beaf . Another one of your predictions where you miss it by a mile.  

Fa fa foul
Revolution continues

What do you think will happen in the long run? Lol!
I believe NLC will largely be absent from the streets tomorrow and una go begin waka go haus. Nigeria must progress, regardless of those who think they can foolishly demonstrate for backwardness and the continuation of a sickenly corrupt framework (reminds me of boko haram).
Aluta!

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Like a toddler is talking.
Dude, you must have one mental problem or the other. Lol!

norrisman:
U r the dumb one. The Almajiris are protesting against something that affects their lives i.e. The cost of everything doubling overnight! No ordinary citizen goes out to protest in support of a policy which makes him poorer but some economist explains it is for a better future. Thats the reason why I cited the UK as a example. People protest against public spending cuts because it affects their pockets but I am yet to see a protest by anyone in support of the cuts because it will make their future brighter. That crowd in your picture looks too hungry and not intelligent enough to honestly protest in support of a policy which makes them poorer but may pay off in the long run.

I work in Transport in the UK where Rail and Bus travel is heavily subsidized by the goverment and local councils. Healthcare is also subsidized (free) so stop misinforming.

Ok, almajiri's understand the "much touted macro and micro economic benefits of subsidy removal" you talked about? Lol!
You see how you doublespeak when you have ulterior motives, your mind in not cleans and your hands are dirty?

No sane country subsidises fuel for consumption. That is simply stup!d at best. Why not subsidise fanta, coke, toilet roll and things like moi-moi and kuli kuli instead. If that sounds daft its because it is, just as subsidising fuel for consumption is as well.
You can keep quoting the UK out of context, the fact is that over there fuel costs £1.00 and £0.60 (or 60%) of that is tax, not even subsidy. So what are you talking about the UK for?

You live in the UK, but are ignorant as hell about the system, cos you are only there to count buses.

oyb:
deluded Arrow thinks the nl gej monkeys constitute everybody

Monkeys like you consitute nobody.

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Your level of id!ocy never fails to stun and amaze.

norrisman:
@ beaf

U r a bloody joker. Do you really believe in your heart that those hungry looking guys believe in or understand the much touted macro and micro economic benefits of subsidy removal?

For argument sake, lets assume that the subsidy removal is for the good of the country, no ordinary citizen in their right senses will organise a rally to support it. It just flies in the face of logic. In the UK, there have been massive cuts in the public sector spending and the government has provided documents why this is necessary and all. There have been protests and strikes against this cut in public spending but I am yet to see a rally (protest) in favour of it. Maybe it is because there are no[b] rent-a-crowd[/b] rallies in the UK

No, its the area boys that are beating people up in Lagos and the almajiri's burning cars and buildings in Niger state that understand the "macro and micro economic benefits of subsidy removal."

Who is fooling who?

Please, do not compare the UK and Nigeria, cos the UK would never do anything as daft as subsidising fuel. They subsidise things like research and development, high tech startup businesses etc; they don't do fuckry, thatds why they are developed.

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You are really obsessed with me. Are you a homo?

DanKan0:
@ Beaf so 50% of the country is in favour of N140 abi?

I dey laugh o.

80% of the country is reasonable enough to give a chance for the country to grow. Everybody knows the policy is excellent, but people are finding various prejudiced reasons to go on rampage.
This is a country where there is boko haram, because of politics, so demonstrations from certain quarters are no surprise.

[quote author=na_joke link=topic=844536.msg9951364#msg9951364 date=1326395007]Looks more like Jonah and patience,diffrence is just that patience seems to be the one with the pot belle

Thanks,i have been looking for something like this

Thanx FOOL[/quote]Na, its you and the fools like you who are demonstrating against a great policy for bigotted reasons.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/613363_fools_jpg9c2fc3155019df477e6739bf97eb9acb

Yes, you is fool and I tinks you are stup!d.

DanKan0:
The only one pressed for time is GEJ. Labour you are in no rush. Inshallah you have not been bought off.

The longer it goes the angrier people get and the worse for Govt. If you think people aint angry. Go on street and say you support GEJ N140 see how long you last.

What a joker! Not everyone is myopic, this pic was taken in public in Warri, many people can actually reason and see the benefits of the removal and are not driven by bigotted reasons to "protest":

[img]http://api.ning.com/files/egdvEg3-*igKQ9IK9srm-2jEmqohjPJPTboLk7wpQxvFsAgnqH0xtMUHyVS6ADNyiuN2Ez6X*tUIkMv-659WVjyWcCyiQcrl/ProfuelsubsidyremovalprotestersinWarri3.jpg[/img]

[quote author=na_joke link=topic=844536.msg9951197#msg9951197 date=1326393299]Awwwwwww,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,its so nice that u r longer swimming in your pool vomit drinking alomo in the toilet,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,or are u still there

@Beaf,Leomax and Freinds[/quote]It must be hard being you. Please tell us what being so stup!d is like? Is it painful? Lol!

alienvirus:
Beaf is caused from the womb. Oloshi

Lol! If you like, cry blood.
The nation must progress, fools like you have been demonstrating in support of your own enemies. How best to define the word, fool?

luv2talk:
@Beaf
Very Soon, BokoHaram Shall Visit You and Your Family,Then, You will Know how sacred human Life is. HMMM, Its not Your Fault

I pity you.

ifeci:
Kai this guy dull o! no wonder they said birds of a Feather flock together and that's why you will continue to follow your master even in times of stupidi!ty and moronic decisions. Let me take the pains to reiterate, Fuel subsidy removal is good but the timing is not. you do right things at the right time not the right thing at the wrong time. if you don't get this, then, you r a Block Head.

You are a practical example of what they call, maga. Only a fool would demonstrate against something they claim to believe in. Continue protesting like a dimwit and lets see how far stup!dity can carry a grown man.
The cabal is almost 100% SW and the riots are hottest in the SW. Is it a coincidence? And they ain't even giving a cheap malu like you crumbs from their table, you are simply being used like a fool to play the ethnic card. What a dunce!

[size=33pt]Oando Nigeria Plc, N228.506billion.

Talk about incentive to riot, play the fool and die cheaply.[/size]

Here I am, crying for you:

https://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lnza7aMOgb1qkpp5h.gif

If the above turns out true, what would people have achieved with all the violence and deaths?
Labour should have negotiated first, and done it with a national strike, not demonstrations.

[size=14pt]BREAKING NEWS: FG, Labour Move Towards Compromise[/size]
12 Jan 2012

The ice has finally been broken between labour unions and the Federal Government over the removal of fuel subsidy with a meeting scheduled for this evening, THISDAY can report.

Ahead of the tripartriate negotiation in Abuja involving the Executive, National Assembly leadership and the unions, the Jonathan Administration is considering a mechanism aimed at subsidising aspects of petrol pricing and bringing down the cost to around N120 per litre or up to 20% subsidy in the interim.

Labour is also said to be willing to propose a shift in the commencement date of the deregulation policy from April to March subject to agreement and milestones. They are said to be disposed to phased deregulation.

These three items form the agenda for the meeting for this evening.

THISDAY will keep you posted. Watch this space,

http://www.thisdayonline.com/

ifeci:
Can somebody help me tell you that you are a mo,ron because thats what you are. Do you read or think through your anus or both, i guess the latter. please read again and pay attention to the bolded and get back to me when you start thinking through your brain not your smelly poo poo box.

Dude, it takes real stup!dity to protest something you claim to believe in. Its not that you're 3 years old either.
So, please accept the conclusion I've reached and stop bitching about it.

Scarab.

[quote author=na_joke link=topic=844536.msg9950938#msg9950938 date=1326390420]^
Guys please ignore the fool,cos the more he post the dumber they are,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,dumber and dumber and soon he will post the dumbest of them all

@Beaf,Leomax and friends[/quote]Have a stonking party with your friends, fool. They are just as "clever" as you!

[flash=420,315]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=44Y-_JAjAwE[/flash]

https://i.imgur.com/UPBvj.gif

ifeci:
some times you learn to shut up, especially when you have nothing to say. Block head

You are the fool here. Claiming to be protesting something you believe in, shows you to be either extremely stup!d or driven by ulterior motives. It is quite clear that the latter is the correct view, especially when one realises that your frog-like, drug baron lord, Tinubu is the biggest cabal member.

[size=33pt]Oando Nigeria Plc, N228.506billion.

Talk about incentive to riot, play the fool and die cheaply.[/size]

ifeci:
Come Beaf, I want to ask you a question, Do you think Abacha is still in power or do you need us to explain democracy for you?

Nobody has said subsidy removal is not a good thing but the timing. More so, Economics and leadership are not thesame! no matter how excellent your idea is, you have to explain it and the benefits in understandable formats to the ordinary citizens and that can be seen in charisma of Obama and his likes; how he touts and campaigns for his ideas for proper understanding b4 implementation but here, we have a pot bellied president who prefers to force down his ideas on ordinary Nigerians rather than explain. that is never leadership, thats called dictatorship. Leadership is never complete without followership. leadership is by consent not by force. you win the hearts of many when you can communicate and convince your people of your vision, that's leadership, the other side of it is dictatorship.

You agree that the subsidy removal is good, yet you are dumb enough to claim you are protesting it. Others are not as dumb as you, we see through what is going on. The common people are being driven unto the streets with thinly veiled ethnic calls from the cabal that is almost 100% resident in the SW and core-North.

You people are only fooling yourselves.

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You are a funny guy! Just check the cloumn for the billions and lets know how far.
People are using you as ethnic sheilds and you're dancing for joy. They are using you like fools in a protest without direction, its not even that you are getting any of the stolen money.

emmatok:
Will subsidy removal end corruption in Nigeria. NO

The real cabals are the NNPC and PPPRA they are the ones wasting  our money.

NNPC is being dissolved, so sing another song.

emmatok:
What Oil are you talking about.

The Oil we consume is imported and not the one found in Nigeria.

Carry you tribalism else comot for here.

The imports are paid for by NNPC with oil money. What a stone-head!
And who imports it? What section of the country are they from? Does where they are from coincide with where there are riots?

Nematode.

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You speak of accountability because you are desperate, now that your subsidy calls have met a brick wall. You are just too stup!d to carry it off, though.

prodam:
sir BEAF, what is making u so desperate about "supporting the removal of fuel subsidy".

please is there any compensation? link me


lmao, My integrity can never be bought!!!

Every sensible Nigerian that is willing to have a better country is desperate to see the back of the subsidy forever. Stealing at such an industrial scale cannot be allowed to continue.

alj harem:
That is the whole point you dunce, you want to use that silly trick of those that have oil against those that do not have oil

You talk of core North, what of Nassarrawa, Benue, Abuja, Kwara, Kogi ,  ARE THEY CORE NORTH AS WELL ?

You spoke of the SWM What of EDO, DELTA, CROSS RIVER, RIVERS are they SW as well even by you compass ?

[size=15pt]You are an ethnic bigot calling those PARASITES because they protest for accountability[/size]

Accountability? Yet you want the subsidy back? You are known for talking through your anus anyway. Go tell those thieves you represent that they have failed.

omenma1:
Some of these pictures are false of their regions. there was no protest in Port Harcourt. You guys are just making up stories by all means to suppress the truth. The fuel subsidy removal must stay.

Don't mind alj haram. He is desperate because it is quite clear that the protest is an ethnic thing. See how many states in the SW and core-North have had curfews imposed against zero for other areas. The cabal members are all SW and core-North, so it is easy to see whats going on.

Imagine people using our oil to feed the entire W. Africa because they want to make an ilicit buck and then when the shiit hits the fan, they bring out their ethnic groups in an unprecedented display of ugly bigotry and think others are blind.

alj harem:
[size=14pt]Beaf the ethnic Bigot, do you also want pictures from Benue, Kogi , Edo, ABUJA etc ?[/size]

MUMU pesin

Why are you so desperate for others to join you? It is obvious who is protesting and who is not.
The protests are limited to the SW and core-North and una no get oil.

. . .However, a cursory look at the list of cabal members shows why unu de riot. And why we will never join you. Ole, you are running around like a headless chicken.

Dunce.

@alj harem
Those two or three NLC officials and their friends called Tunji and Kunle?

This is Warri. Die, we are not with you.

http://community.vanguardngr.com/photo/pro-fuel-subsidy-removal-protesters-in-warri-3?context=album&albumId=4565467:Album:469702

[img]http://api.ning.com/files/egdvEg3-*igKQ9IK9srm-2jEmqohjPJPTboLk7wpQxvFsAgnqH0xtMUHyVS6ADNyiuN2Ez6X*tUIkMv-659WVjyWcCyiQcrl/ProfuelsubsidyremovalprotestersinWarri3.jpg[/img]

ifeci:
@Beaf

Sincerely, jokes apart, I mean seriously, How much do they pay you for this hard work? u shld have been promoted by now. if I was your boss, considering the level of energy and effort you put on this job, i would have recommended a double promotion and salary raise for you. so, common, how much do they pay you, I can still talk to someone in the ministry of social media relations.

Paid? Maybe you are paid to shift heroine for that froglike forger called Tinubu, that is why you think others are like you. Its most likely he pays you in drugs too.
Fool.