₦airaland Forum

engineerd:
You MR are a big I d i o t! [size=14pt]Your complete reliance on Oil [/size] which is a Natural resource doesn't make you any different from a chimpanzee in the wild! Between, the eventual "owners" will be whoever has a bigger gun, and i bet your monkey a s s will not be willing to fight if it boils down to it, We all know the region that has the bigger guns and brains in Nigeria if we should go that route, Just f u c k off dude, offshore oil on "your seas" my a s s, Is your father's name written on the water?? Ode oshi!

Who is fighting in the streets for awuf when the country has much more serious structural problems? Not you? LOLZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ!!!!!
"Owners of Nigeria" as Gbawe calls you and "bigger brains of Nigeria" as you call you call yourselves, why are you fighting in the streets for awuf like youre gonna die?
If state governors and LG's cannot proce nada and you are fighting for another mans resource, then you've got to be asking yourself some pretty deep questions.
Doesn't it embarrass you deepely each time your governor returns from Abuja with a full beggars bowl, whereas you are not disabled?

Lol @ awuf luv'n morafukers!

2mch:
Very pathetic. International laws state 12 nautical miles. And onshore oil in the ND is only 10% of the oil revenue. 90% is off shore. So . Nigeria yi ti gbo gbo wa ni. Anyone can take their 10% . If they want to make this about oil, abeg we have to show dem sey we too get sense. We know what is in Nigeria. Make dem call SNC and go na.

Keep up the stup!dity to high decibels, bruv. We have been looking for any excuse to quit the unproductive place; so please give it to us, then come and ask silly questions about offshore oil on our seas later.

Dunce.

Is it not NLC people that help to sabotage the refineries anytime they are fixed? Its no surprise that they were bribed to sacrifice the innocent.

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Any protest that is not driven by a sensible philosophy is bound to end the way this one is going. It is a waste of energy that will see the innocent being turned upon.

alj harem:
[size=14pt]wetin concern oil offshore with senators been attacked round the country[/size]  

Ask your ACN vipers who have been trying to suggest GEJ's impeachment, because their braindead protest has led nowhere.
I really laugh at what people are toying with. Today, you protest against subsidy removal like it is Nigeria's major problem, because there are ulterior motives. Well, there might not even be oil to protest over if many do not come to their senses. Imagine some even talking about offshore oil if Nigeria breaks up, on coastlines that won't be theirs. Funny shiit.

[quote author=ola_pluto link=topic=844110.msg9945601#msg9945601 date=1326320561]Protests initiated by fuel subsidy removal, now anger is being turned on senators/politicians. Very soon, PDP, ACN, CPC, APGA offices will be touched. After that, Nigerians would have made a big bold statement. All politicians can then pack to Abuja and have armoured tanks in their convoy.[/quote]That is the way its meant to be and what people should have gone out for in the first place.

There are much more fundamental things to protest than the removal of the subsidy. The protests were ethnically instigated, but as with any movement that lacks ideology, there is only unfocused raw anger and the protests organisers have lost control. Let the people take over.

2mch:
if It is off shore and not in the ND. It belongs to Nigeria. So cry, make the cry kill you. Its on Nigerian seas, that oil is going no where. No be your papa farm.

And when we leave Nigeria for you phucks, shebi the oil will still belong to Nigeria? See comedy!
Get your lazy arses actually producing something. Actually ask your governor and LG chairman why they have to still depend on handouts after 51 years, instead of protesting for awuf that will mortgage the future of your kids.

2mch:
I really will like them to expantiate on that. considering the fact that most of the oil is far off shore. These people talk like they are a bit insane.

And if the country splits, will you be coming for offsore oil from Kano and Ibadan? I can't fit laf!

Baxilexi:
can we stop calling our president names? [size=14pt]People who understand the nitty gritty about the politics in Nigeria would tell you that only a fool would do what we ask of goodluck jonathan(expose the cabal foolishness, revert and let tis cabal enjoy affluence more foolishness), even jesus himself knew that the weed and the wheat had to grow together. Its a game of minesweeper, and goodluck has. . . Though made sme mistakes but it's okay by my books
Anyways, now that you know the cabal. . . For those who want to be heroes put on your battle gears, (only GEJ cannot fight this), and do it abruptly as well. If not shut d f up and let the man do his job @ his own pace.[/size] Any1 who has a problem with deziani, google her address and pay her a visit as well as the other cabal members.

Don;t think this people do not know this. They do, but are here to play the fool.

[size=33pt]All this emotion, lying, hating and exposition of ignorance is based on a BB text message?
I de hail o!!![/size]

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Gbawe:
When focus moves onto the senators, to the point they are now targets of raw anger, they will impeach GEJ. At least they can live to eat another day under Sambo than drown with a ship that will surely sink if GEJ continues to think he can subdue the majority in a throwback to days when 'strongmen' got away with bullying Nigerians. Self-preservation will make the Senators act. Impossible to deploy all the Policemen in Nigeria to Abuja. If anger swells enough, then no one can really protect these guys better than themselves via giving Nigerians what they are demanding.

Impeach ke!
You will only end up cutting yourselves out of the country, cos we'll simply waka leave una.
Lazy, corrupt, awuf loving phucks.

diluminati:
Jonathan rode on the fake alias of 'ebele azikiwe' to the throne and the Igbo people constituted a large percentage of voters and backers who put him there.
Now igbo people are being killed up north, and their 'installment' cant do anything to protect their lives.
He even added more pain with the fuel subsidy removal. So we have both insecurity and hardship poured upon the igbo people by their 'alleged son'.
Instead of blowing hot air about retaliation, i think the Igbo people should come out enmass and denounce Jonathan and strip him of that ebele azikiwe. Where are the obis, and the igwe's? why are they all silent? i'm ashamed of the igbo people!

Desperation!

What a funny clod!
Now that the stark failure of your ethnically bigotted "owners of Nigeria" campaign is staring you in the face, you have suddenly remembered that Igbo's exist. Lol!
Why are you making ethnic calls? If not because your id!otic protest has always been hinged on ethnic bigotry? You rallied your ethnic group and failed, now you are begging those that "owners of Nigeria" think should be doormats. There is another thread thats practically begging ND peeps to blow up oil wells.

Fail.

LOL!

Can anybody imagine the soul in the ND that will be brave enough to shut down a single oil well? Maybe you guy's want don't have a clue what such traitors own kinsmen would do to them.

If Nigerians cannot see further than their noses that the subsidy removal is good, then let them continue demonstrating like lazy phucks who prefer awuf to a better future; at the end of the day, instead of Delta youths turning off the oil wells, we will split the country so people can demonstrate even better.

There are thousands of qualified unemployed people who are ready to work and move the country forward.

I wonder what people would demonstrate about after they've lost the SE/SS? Area boys are already beating those who venture out of Jakande, so they are prisoners in their own homes. Maybe it will be cannibalism next.

You mean Tunde Bakere actually prayed for a helicopter to crash which would have led to people dying?!!!
Damn!

blacksta:
Your government does not provide enough electricity, water, health care, transportation and many others. if you look out this way in the Nigerian context - private electricity generation powers the economy - from the small roadside tailor to the ice block seller -

Of course, to you bigots, everything is GEJ's fault, he caused all problems and created the satan in your backyard. Rubbish.
Nigeria has been a failed state since 2006, I guess GEJ arranged that too. I wonder how you think you sound when saying such things.

The argument above does not make social welfare or agriculture consumptive parts of the economy, so your points are still off on a tangent. More than anything, your post shows why the occupy jamboree is a failure.

oyb:
drunkard , please retire to your toilet . we don't need the smell of your vomit mixed with gej's jizz here

Quit staggering like an intellectually battered donkey. Ranting in the morning is the first sign of madness. I can see that you are veeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeery angry!
Bad bele will kill you you one day o! Your belly will just burst, kpo o!!!

Unu go wound o!

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Please "occupy" on TV, love. I wanna see!

So having a social welfare programe and subsidising agriculture is the same as subsidising consumption to some people on NL?
When will Nigerians stop disgracing the country? When will this itk end?

Social welfare and agriculture are productive resources of the economy.

Winsh patrol.
Vulture beauty show.
Hyena catwalk.

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diluminati:
this isoko waste is a dunce oh. siddon dey look now.

My sister, if you were better behaved, you for don get husband or one bobo at least. lol!
Instead, you are roaming the World in permanent anger. There is one hunter living at Ologbo, a spritely young man of 48!
He has one kind k-leg and his "jack" doesn't work, but think he will still manage a frustrated problem like you sha.

Impeach GEJ? Peeps got jokes.

Benin Republic is really going to suffer, because they only used to have smuggled fuel (to the extent that legit fuel stations folded up). Its gonna be really rough for them.

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Go and fry akara with your silly mates.

8. (C N/F) COMMENT:  The allegation that international traders bilked NNPC of hundreds of millions of dollars is yet another example of the poor management of Nigeria's energy sector, and highlights the complex links between crude sales, fuel importation, refinery maintenance, and energy production here.  Otedola is probably right in suggesting that long-standing sweetheart deals between the NNPC and a variety of fuel traders is keeping the system inefficient.  That may also explain why the GON just can't seem to get its refineries running even after spending a billion dollars or more on maintenance contracts over the last four years. Otedola said he initially bid to purchase the Port Harcourt refinery offered for privatization, but he recently told President Obasanjo he will not invest in the refinery so long as NNPC purchases fuel from traders instead of negotiating directly with refineries in other countries and leasing ships itself to deliver fuel to Nigeria.  It is not clear if Otedola's assumption that the international traders' stake in Nigeria's current fuel market is the main driver behind the country's refinery woes.  But it is clear that the fundamentals of infrastructure security, interim supply stability, and transactional transparency must still be addressed if the GON is to be taken seriously about its efforts to deregulate and largely privatize Nigeria's downstream petroleum sector.  END COMMENT. HINSON-JONES

The poor American ambassador would have wept like a baby had they known that before that, two leaders, Abacha and IBB actually used state funds to build private refineries in foreign lands like Sierra Leone, Ivory Coast and Liberia in order to benefit from fuel import subsidy payments!

7. (C N/F) As an example, Otedola described an arrangement the National Electric Power Authority (NEPA) had with Sahara Energy for the provision of diesel to an emergency power generation plant in Abuja.  He said that while a pipeline was under construction to deliver fuel to the main power plant, NEPA paid some five billion dollars to Sahara over four years for diesel to the back-up plant.  It was later discovered that NEPA had received only about one billion dollars worth of fuel, according to Otedola. Otedola said that he, too, was contracted to deliver diesel fuel to the plant on occasion; however, he petitioned the president to investigate the matter after becoming suspicious of NEPA's ongoing contract with Sahara and the fact that the pipeline for the power plant was never finished.  He said his intervention led to an investigation that ultimately resulted in the cancellation of NEPA's contract with Sahara.

Any surprise that with such "patriotic" Nigerians taking advantage of the chaotic soup that is Nigeria, that PHCN never worked?
$5billion paid, only to receive $1billion worth of deisel?
People need to be shot!

6. (C N/F) Otedola added that by cutting out the international traders, NNPC would also enhance the environment in which Nigeria's refineries could be restored and operated.  Otedola said he believes international fuel trade "mafias" are behind the failure to bring Nigeria's refineries back on-line and to capacity.  Otedola is convinced these traders arrange for the vandalization of crude oil feeder pipelines, which keep the refineries at Port Harcourt, Warri and Kaduna closed or under-capacity.  He said the international traders generally receive at least one million dollars per shipload of fuel to Nigeria and have grown accustomed to the easy money Nigeria offers as long its refineries remain down.

This is highly informative stuff from way back in 2003!
No wonder Nigeria became a failed state in 2006.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Failed_state

LoveKing:
Ah ah Who's laughing Now.

Are you sure? I do not see any major change on the horizon.

guru01:
I didn't say lagosians are attacking northerns oooo.

I wasn't implying that you said so. I'm just thinking that since the Hausa's are settlers, it is more likely that they were attacked, I am not there like you obviously, so your word is weightier.

Abeg, you people bera go to work jare! It is Wednesday morning.

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The reactions are by fevered GEJ haters like dilluminati, maclatunji, honeric1 and yourself. There are more reasonable people who would have read the article.
El Rufai is a very corrupt person by the way and Falana is not known for high integrity.

Hardunnii:
I cant believe i read this shi.t, like seriously, Beaf u r better than this

Why? Did I write the article?
As far as I am concerned, the N50billion bit is entirely believable.

The occupy group is unusual, in that unlike other protest coordinators organisers, their campaign is based on deadly lies. From GEJ having flown to SA with two jets with his entourage, to the SURE buses being bought by Yar Adua etc. All sorts of smear tales haver hit the headlines from the occupy people, giving the lie to their claim that the protests are spontanous; everything points to dark forces, swarming the streets and manipulating the weak with filthy lucre.

nuclearboy:
@Beaf:

'lll tell you why this is asinine And NOT believable!

Why is it that every intelligence report GEJ gets is able to let him know what is being planned but not enough to have him arrest the situation except thru daft, surreptitious moves which end up with his foot down his gut? I would like to defend him atimes but the daftness of some policies andexcusess given make me shudder.

This fuel subsidy removal takes the cake! A laudable action has become villified and its proponent hated, despised and totally discredited. Who would you blame aside GEJ? In his defense, what we now hear is that same cabal again is the problem and true to type, rather than weild presidential power to fight THOSE people, he leaves them and again punishes Nigerians!

But he could use that presidential power to ignore the NASS! He could use it to force aside the PCA! He could use it to cancel an agreement he sigbed within the PDP!

So tell me why presidential power is used ONLY for selfish purposes but I am supposed to believe it becomes useless against this "cabal"? Plus one more thing - is that not Otedola we see following him always? Why does he keep the cabal at his right hand and NOI (world bank & IMF) at his left hand? Where is Nigeria in that SCHEME of reality when his enemies surround him and are the only ones he grants audience to?

I am sure in the fulness of time, we will know the truth. But I can assure you that, being in govt and wanting to bring reforms against entrenched forces as a civilian is a high wire dance that will require many unusual steps.
Personally, I find the aspect of the story that says GEJ brought the removal date forward to be highly dubious. The reason is that 1,100 buses had already been imported for the takeoff of the road transit part of the palliative schemes. The N50billion bribery thing is very believable, though.