₦airaland Forum

emiye:
You are CONFUSED !

For telling you an open secret? Is Tinubu not an oil marketer and subsidy beneficiary? Everybody knows he is bankrolling the protests along with El Rufai. Both men are using ethnic bigotry as tools to whip up sentiment. They are our enemies.

Tinubu and El Rufai are behind the protests. Tinubu interest is that he is one of the oil marketers, while El Rufai is dreaming of 2015.
These two people are Nigeria's enemies.

playboy19:
This stupeed beaf is here again, any site can be owned like you have been told. I'll advice that you stick to your Jonathan's di.ck sucking cos you're way outta your league here.

This is a simple SQLi here and any computer savvy kid can do that, that's why some are called script-kiddies, so go to sleep.

anyway, dump the whole site and own the whole server

You don't even know that the term, script-kiddie is derogatory?
You are a fool indeed.
Your id!ocy is even worse when you reveal that you believe every site can be brought down with SQL Injection.

Every cut and nail baboon in 9ja that can write two lines of html thinks he is a magician.

[quote author=isale_gan2 link=topic=842457.msg9929156#msg9929156 date=1326134780](USA to Lagos) Telephone call to an older relative who is very politically savvy.

He said they are staying indoors. That the news stations are reporting the news and that the television networks have not been asked to stop nor is he aware of any censorship. He also said that a lot of the recycled news, especially that on the internet, is calculated to undermine the efforts of the national government - that state some politicians are out to use this opportunity to score political gains. He pointed out the irony of Tinubu, who he considers a crook as someone who makes a lot of money from oil being the godfather of the party that he feels is coordinating the strikes and a lot of the anti-GEJ/PDP demonstrations. Wow!

A view directly contradicting the earlier one today; unless he is just as concerned but simply trying to avoid worry and panic.

He said there is a strike tomorrow as well, but he expects things will not get out of control.

We wait.

(edited)[/quote]Thank God you have a relative who can tell you these things directly. Maybe that will help you stop insulting those who tell you the truth and siding with imponderably evil creeping things like Gbawe.

^
Secure websites can't be "owned" by kids.

I see that the usual crew are scared to confront Nigeria's real problems. Lol!
Is it any surprise that the country is so phucked up when our educated people are too mentally lazy to think, even if it will save their lives?

Answer these question, or buzz off to vulture land:

[list]
[li]What can you point out that makes you Nigerian, aside that it is the piece of land your village can be found on?[/li]
[li]What are Nigeria's duties to you?[/li]
[li]What are your duties to the country?[/li]
[li]Why is Nigeria a chaotic mud bath with no laws?[/li]
[li]How come several mere cities (including the likes of Buenos Aires in Argentina) produce greater volumes of money than our entire country?[/li]
[li]How is it that we cannot pass laws that will catapult the country forward, like the PIB?[/li]
[li]Why is it that after a full 51 years of Independence, not a single state is self-sustaining?[/li]
[li]Why is there no Nigerian state that manufactures goods to the extent that they can feed their people?[/li]
[li]How is it that no Nigerian state provides jobs and wellbeing?[/li]
[li]What purpose do our LG's serve, if not as mere decorations?[/li]
[li]Why can people not see that the real problem is the fact that their states and LG's who are supposed to look to their welfare are useless and packed with thieves Who are only there to steal the money that is shared to them in Abuja?[/li]
[li]How come the average Nigerian thinks that oil is the countries only hope?[/li]
[/list]

^
Are Lagos, Abuja, Ibadan and kano the entire country?

MAYOWAAK:
For fear of being overthrown this week, GEJ cluelessly rushed and increased the salaries of our military and back dated it to Sept 2011, Oga Jona, your time is up. It is the people that will push you out.

[size=33pt]LIAR! FAIL![/size]

manny4life:
Me I don't know if t was success or not, what I do know is they could protest for something a lil more better, CORRUPTION. Knowing fully well that NASS doesn't want to investigate this CABALS, that should be the true protest. Government waste should be the real issue, although subsidy affects everyone, me think that they could have use the same opportunity to protest for thing further ailing and crippling the country.

Exactly! People have to be unthinking to go protesting at the removal of a keyhold of corruption, instead of protesting corruption and Nigeria's myriad other fundamental ills.

ehie:
whats all this fruitless debate we have become saddled with on nairaland.u say failure i say not.its done and over with.the thing is that we have been waitin for things to change and u being your ogar eye and ears only come here to incite,demoralise and lie to us.
What more do u want from us.u kill us,steal from us,destroy us and divide us,what wrong have the nigerian pple done to u that you inflict us daily with grievances.
We have supported u guys,prayed 4 u in churches and mosques that GOD would touch your hearts
u arent satisfied till u c us in rags?is that it?
We are not askn 4 schools,healthcare,justice,or jobs.we are askn that u let us manage our lives because we are rock bottom.just leave us the way u came and met us if u have no intention of helpn us

Were you on TV? I wanted to see.

#Occupy!
Fail.
Mentally lazy people.

[quote author=Omo_Tier1 link=topic=842279.msg9930284#msg9930284 date=1326144318]Quiet there! Is vanguard now living in US or UK Or is Channels also lying with their video clips?,

SS/SE no join protest my foot![/quote]You can buy space in the press to publish your lies, no be today and its what you are best known for. THE SS DID NOT AND WILL NOT join in your protest fuckry.

So from UK you are telling Warri guys that they demonstrated, even when they are telling you they did not?
Na wa o! You chop winsh?

[size=33pt]FAILURE![/size]

Make una tell dem o! Na pipo for away come de tell us say we de riot for Warri?! Shuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu!!!!
--Please read the above with a Wafi accent! Lol!--

After a torrid week of frantic whipping up of high fevered sentiment, deliberate propagation of damaging falsehoods and crazy frenzy on social networks, the #Occupy day came with a tortured whimper. Anti-climax.
The protest failed woefully, because it lacked intellectual substance, aim, direction and purpose. In the end, it only served to highlight the fact that no low is too low for the unscrupulous politicians of the old guard. They sought to use Nigeria's sectional divides to drum up alarming volumes of hatred, a fact easily gleaned from the sectional spread of the demonstrations and riots; this fact in many ways, gave a lie to the reason for the protests. Shame.

It is cringeworthy that the protest movement was fuelled by mere sentiment. All successful movements rely on a thoroughly grounded ideology, backed by an enduring philosophy that the people can connect to is required. The protests missed the bullseye, because the real problems of Nigeria have nothing to do with the subsidy; rather, they are structural.

See if you can answer the following and if they are not better thing by orders of magnitude for us to demonstrate about in a sustained way:

[list]
[li]What can you point out that makes you Nigerian, aside that it is the piece of land your village can be found on?[/li]
[li]What are Nigeria's duties to you?[/li]
[li]What are your duties to the country?[/li]
[li]Why is Nigeria a chaotic mud bath with no laws?[/li]
[li]How come several mere cities (including the likes of Buenos Aires in Argentina) produce greater volumes of money than our entire country?[/li]
[li]How is it that we cannot pass laws that will catapult the country forward, like the PIB?[/li]
[li]Why is it that after a full 51 years of Independence, not a single state is self-sustaining?[/li]
[li]Why is there no Nigerian state that manufactures goods to the extent that they can feed their people?[/li]
[li]How is it that no Nigerian state provides jobs and wellbeing?[/li]
[li]What purpose do our LG's serve, if not as mere decorations?[/li]
[li]Why can people not see that the real problem is the fact that their states and LG's who are supposed to look to their welfare are useless and packed with thieves Who are only there to steal the money that is shared to them in Abuja?[/li]
[li]How come the average Nigerian thinks that oil is the countries only hope?[/li]
[/list]

I will end the questions with a poignant question:
What is wrong with us?


All the questions above can be answered simply. We need to get away from chaos, to building true federalism and strong institutions. I made this post elsewhere, but it is apt here:

Beaf: No country can succeed or even function without a national ideology, currently we flounder in every direction and at every task, and that is because we lack the unity of purpose a shared ideology can forge. We do not even have a simple motto or phrase around which Nigerians can feel empowered and energised.
Ideology gives root to productive defined structures and feeds them to produce society that is always optimally productive. It creates the harmony that can drive a diverse people to act as one and achieve mighty things. Therefore, it goes without saying that Nigeria must discard her current chaotic structure, which is at the root of all of our problems, from corruption to tribalism.
We must instead, strive for a structure that is ideologically driven, one that is egalitarian and inspires confidence in the young and old. The new structure, optimised for our multi-ethnicity, would guarantee a sense of belonging and duty in every citizen. The new structure would need to be a deeply thought out form of true federalism.

With true federalism, a massively populated country like Nigeria would always put the right foot first and develop at a pace that would be the envy of other nations. True federalism is the job we need to complete.

We must begin to relentlessly pursue goals whose future benefits we can readily quantify. We must strive for a national ideology to drive the philosophical basis of our goals in a truly federal state. The philosophical basis of our co-existence must be egalitarian; it must inspire confidence in the young and old. We must go back to the drawing board to hammer out a national framework that guarantees a sense of belonging and duty in every citizen, rich, poor, young and old.

Our people should never be found on the streets expending energy in demonstrations against effects and mere symptoms of deeper structural problems, such as fuel subsidies. Let us man up and get our country working instead.

-Beaf

[quote author=Mr. Globe link=topic=842531.msg9929033#msg9929033 date=1326133488]^
lol at the beafs, abattis and makus of this world consoling theirselves. Cnn reported it, curfew in kano, nigeria locked down,massive turnout and you say its a failure.
Continues tommorrow btw[/quote][size=33pt]FAIL! FAILURE![/size]

blacksta:
Beaf

Why you deny the obvious - baffles me -

Anyway just to let you know - the protest is gradually turning into a ethnic war - Just as you have desired.

As you stated " if GEJ cant rule nigeria , the country must burn"

Of course, when you launch an ethnic war, then we the victims will protect ourselves.

Is it not strange that there are no protests in the oil producing areas of the SE/SS?
Keep being baffled.

After the weak turnout today, its certain that things should begin returning to normal tomorrow.
The strike was a failure.

Mai Suya, so you think Nigeria is about to start lending money to Europe?
That argument has too many loopholes.

The first is that we simply do not have the money, cities like London alone, generate far more money and employment than the entire Nigeria. I can provide the statistics if need be. Nigeria's entire economic output would struggle to power Greater London alone, not to talk about the entire UK, and thats well before adding France, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Germany etc

The whole IMF argument just doesn't cut it, at best it can be argued that rich Europeans are now scared and looking for promising places to invest their wealth and Nigeria is indeed such a place.

[size=21pt]FAIL.[/size]

REP S NIG:
^ plz go stick your air-empty brain deep into your a.nus where it belongs.

filthy sycophant

Daft.

alj harem:
The recent killing and protest, why is our government silent ?

Is it not scary that people are been killed and our government rather remain silent than address the issue ?

Are we not in trouble ?

Daft.

^
Like I said earlier, there are very many ethnic groups in the SS; Annang, Ibibio, Igbo, Ijaw, Kalabari, Urhobo, Isoko, Itsekiri, Ijaw, Ilaje and many many more. So which ethnic group is your "tribalism" charge directed against? LOLZZZZZZ!!!!!

Na from awa land di hoyel de flow, bruv. And we see no point in your id!ocy. Thank you.

[size=49pt]FAILURE!!![/size]

emmatok:
@BEAF

Is BENIN no more SS?

Are you serious?
By now, we all know that what happened in Benin was an unfortunate and very evil hunt for Northerners.

Protests should actually be banned in those areas, because the people are more incensed by boko haram than any stup!d protest for bigotted reasons. Thats where the oil comes from anyway.

Abeg, go back to your failed protest, by tomorrow everybody would have started returning to work. Planes are flying oil is pump'n, electricity is flowing, all the protest leaders have run abroad and are as quiet as omo_retired etc. What a [size=21pt]FAILURE![/size]

k2kay: U Can't have [size=33pt]choosed [/size] a better word

Agbrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!! Choi! Ogini di?
The official wounding of Engggrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrissssssssssss!

In short, NEPA have seizing light o!!!

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

Muk una dance e!
PHCN has been buried!

Enjoy di fideo jare!

[flash=420,315]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lmCju71Lcg[/flash]

[size=33pt]Fresh Air!!!
Go GEJ! You is da man!![/size]

Progress is what we voted for, and progress we are getting.

lucenzo:
Some people can be really foolish. Who can tell me her crime. What wrong did she commit. She said that because she is tired of people changing her stories and now some eedoits here on nl are cursing her. If the first posters had commended her others would have followed suit. Dunces.

[size=14pt]Don't mind the pack of shameless liars and haters. The bigotted protests failed woefully, thats why they are so red eyed and have resorted to lying shamelessly.

1000000000 lies will not bring back the subsidy, or return the "born to rule" to power.[/size]

Ethnic bigotry? I pity unu! English and stup!dity are the problem.
Do you even know how many ethnic groups there are in the Niger Delta?

There is Igbo, Ijaw, Kalabari, Urhobo, Isoko, Itsekiri, Ijaw, Ilaje and many more. So, ethnic bigotry in whose favour na? LOLZZZ!!!!

I think unu jus get red-eye becos de protests FAILED wella in the SE/SS.

I don't see the point the fools that attacked Dangote's site. Will it bring back the subsidy?
In any event, they did a poor job. but it should teach Nigerians to get their websites done by professionals who know their beans.

jason123:
And so?? Is he not human?? Was he not shot today by the police force for expressing his fundamental human right?
Beaf, ethnic sentiment will not work this time around, try something else!

See divide and rule, KMT!

Abeg, you people go and die with your failed protest. When two or three engage in a walkabout these days, they call it "protest."
I have been saying it from the very beginning that the protest message is bebulous, aimless and directionless. Its all about how to shamelessly divide oil money.

The protests have failed, people have done their walkabout and gone home, planes are flying and landing, oil is pumping, there is electricity. All that is left now, is to tell more lies and spread more empty sentiments to nowhere.

seunlayi:
why can't they be of good conduct? After all the one we did today here in ibadan was very peaceful, we conducted ourselves well and we did not trespass i was even able to discuss with some of this uniform men. [size=14pt]One thing that i noticed today was that many people don't know what this protest is all about, they just find themselves among protesters. Therefore, most of them in kano may not know why they are protesting, they may be thinking this is another june 12 hence the urge in them to burn or damage properties.[/size]

This is what I have been saying from the beginning. It is a protest without aim or direction, there are no targets to be acheived, instead we have had empty sentiments being broadcast from twitter, facebook and NL.

This is only day one, yet the protests have already failed. Who wants to bet that shops will not be fully open by Wednesday?

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The killing was done in Lagos anyway. I don't see what it has to do with Warri, except desperate people trying to whip up sentiment for their failed protest.

unrattled:
looks like a thief undergoing jungle justice here.

Meanwhile, is that the way the BBC Hausa service reports? A BOMB, when there was no knockout even exploded.
little wonder they misinform many. SMH

if this photo truly is an innocent, then we should condemn it totally. We are all fighting a common enemy and must not turn on each other.

Dude, you are on your own. In the Niger Delta, the "enemy" is different and protests are ill-advised. We all saw what happened twice in Sapele, now you see the same shiit happening in Benin; let us pray that Hausa quarters in Warri is secure.

@topic
If you are in the ND, please, do not go out and cause mayhem. Life is precious.