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Patriotic.

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NIGERIA 72.0

Oghene!

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Damn!

Many unions have expressed their support for the subsidy removal, there is nothing special about RTEAN.
Most people too, are not going to strike for very long, because in these tough times, very few can afford to waste days without pay and the govt is not going to back down.

Abeem:
No doubt. But I want to think that you are uncharitable for circulating stale news and passing it on as current, thereby purposely electing to misinform the forum. You're as duplicitous as the person you are condemning and you should learn to remove the speck in your eyes first before removing it from others.

Dude, that is so lame!
There are even articles from the 60's and earlier posted here, yet Seun and his NLers have never thrown a tantrum.

The whole point of this thread is to prove that El Rufai is both dishonest and hypocritical, a man who will tell large volumes of lies at the drop of a hat; I am glad you have accepted that. Articles like this are called, documentary proof.

morpheus24:
I love those Southern African girls with their booty. I will tak as many as you want to give me. Keep them coming!

The Regents of Bantu send you these bullocks. Their rich blood will make you potent as Solomon, may you rest with a thousand women.

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The land is rich and the gene pool healthy! May your loins never rest!

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We intend to start publishing the amount we are saving from this withdrawal of oil subsidy monthly and also where we are directing them. Nigerians will be participants in this process. In few months prices will begin to come down depending on market forces

Sweet.

Our culture is rich.
Full breas'ted virgins for the King of the Foreign Section. The Royal loins will never be lazy and nor the bedstead be lonely or mundane; there will be prodigy of his fact driven royal kind.
Hail Morpheus!

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As custom demands, a stud bull for his Majesty, Morpheus.

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With the power vested in me, I hereby crown Morpheus, King of the Foreign Section, Poster of the Year and All Years to Come!
Hail!

Abeem:
The article was old and was dated October 05, 2010, when El-Rufai belongs to the opposing camp. That was the hypocrisy that I was alluding to on the part of the poster. In politics there is no permanent enemies but permanent interests.

So he changed camp and changed his words too? Lol!
My guy, that is the very definition of the words, HYPOCRITE and DISHONEST.

Tough.

jmaine:
And your point is . . . .

I think his point is, the provision of further proof that El Rufai is indeed a hypocrite.
Say one thing in the night, wake in the morning and say another thing; its the same epiphany that happened to Tunde Bakare, the false prophet with a forked-tongue.

BlackPikiN:
@OP

Bakare said the same thing.

My broda, fork-tongued scarabs like Tunde Bakare are to be pitied. This is what the hypocritical false prophet claimed the Good Lord whispered to him in 1999:

[size=13pt]Bakare said, “Let me tell you the truth by the spirit of God, neither (President Olusegun Obasanjo), OBJ, Atiku (Abubakar), IBB and this tall one, (Muhammadu) Buhari are part of the new. They are part of the old that is decaying. That old one is passing away. The new is emerging and these ones are not part of that new.”

. . .

"Neither Buhari nor IBB nor Obasanjo nor Atiku will be part of the new Nigeria. They are part of the old that has decayed and is still decaying. The new is coming forth. It is the counsel of the Lord that shall stand in this nation. Until the sons of turmoil destroy themselves, this nation will not know peace." [/size]

Rad1cal:
Your link no dey open . Would have loved to reference this double tongued eedioot.

It opens, I just tried it. But if you still can't get it to work, try googling "buhari is unelectable el rufai." It should be the first search result.

[size=14pt]El-Rufai insists Buhari is unelectable [/size]
By Segun Balogun

Mohammadu Buhari’s record as a military head of state will perpetually render him unelectable because Nigerians will never desire a repeat of such administration, said Nasir El-Rufai, former FCT Minister.

Reacting to statements made by the Mohammadu Buhari’s party, Congress for Progressive Change (CPC), regarding the advice he gave the retired army general to retire from politics, Mr. El-Rufai, in a statement on Monday, said age is certainly a factor in the coming presidential election since Ibrahim Babangida has already defamed young Nigerians as unfit for national leadership.

[size=14pt]“While it is true that neither youth nor age supplies wisdom on their own, it makes sense to ask those who have been recurring decimals in our country’s sorry history to leave the stage. I’m amazed that General Buhari cannot debate this matter without scurrying to the gutter, making claims that are baseless and unsupported by any facts,” said Mr. El-Rufai, describing Mr. Buhari’s leadership style as parochial and insensitive to Nigeria’s diverse background.[/size]

He asked whether “the failure [of Mr. Buhari and Mr. Babangida] to do their best for Nigeria when they had the chance qualifies them for a return to office. Our people surely deserve better.”

He was obviously irked by the claims made by CPC regarding his administration as a federal minister, describing them as fictitious and prejudicial.

“Despite the difficult decisions that had to be taken to restore Abuja, Mallam El-Rufai continues to receive deserved praise and recognition for his achievements in restoring the Abuja master plan, introducing Nigeria’s first computerised land registry, and helping thousands of Nigerians achieve their dreams of home ownership in the federal capital,” the statement said.

A reminder

“In 1984, Buhari allowed 53 suitcases belonging to his ADC’s father, to enter Nigeria unchecked, at a time the country was exchanging old currency for new. Against all canons of legal decency, he used retroactive laws to execute three young men for drug-peddling after they were convicted by a military tribunal, and not regular courts of law.

“Buhari was so high handed that he gave himself and his officials immunity, even from truthful reporting. That obnoxious Decree 4, against which truth was no defence, was used to jail journalists and attempt to cow the media as a whole. That tyrannical legislation shows the essence of his intolerance.

These are facts of recent history,” the statement said.

A new mindset

Mr. El-Rufai said it will take more than slander to become electable in 2011 because Nigerians will rather cherish an intellectual discourse about their daily problems.

While saying he still respects both Buhari and Babangida as elder statesmen, he emphasised his belief that their age, experience, and guidance are best used to contribute to the success of any future government.

Mr. Buhari, according to him, is not the kind of leader that can move the country forward because “now is the time for a new generation of leaders with new thinking and wholesome democratic attitude.

[size=14pt]“The vicious response by the Buhari camp to a simple statement that their almost-70 principal should retire, is proof enough that a Buhari, the new Democrat, tolerant of views different from his own, is yet to evolve. And that is sad, for his fledgling party and its leadership,” the statement said.[/size]

http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/News/National/5626686-146/el-rufai_insists_buhari_is_unelectable_.csp

Evil Brain:
^^^ PDP sockpuppet.

Ignore.

So, it is about politics? It is about the lost elections?

Dude, keep revealing yourself.
I have noticed you making this comment quite a few times. Shame on you.

Why don't you add the usual praise for boko haram?

^
That is a silly list.

@topic
It is excellent that salaries will be cut by 25%. However, we need to demand more cuts, especially of the NASS salaries. There is no reason why senators who do absolute fuckall should take home more than Obama. It is an insult to all Nigerian's, in fact, it is spitting on us.

I am very impressed with all the other measures the President has taken and think that we should let peace reign, while he gets down to work. The removal of the subsidy is a necessary first move to uproot corruption in society, right now GEJ is a lamb among wolves and needs the backing of the street; give it to him, cos I believe he has us in mind.
If any of us insists on demonstrating (and why not?), then let it be about issues that will build the country up. Let it be about:

[list]
[li]Corruption[/li]
[li]Forcing the NASS to speedily pass the PIB when it is retabled this year[/li]
[li]Use the demo as a way to work with GEJ to move us forward[/li]
[li]Making our state governors and LG chairmen accountable[/li]
[li]Getting ou states to develop and generate revenue, it is a disgrace that after 51 years, they still rely on Abuja, like we are all disabled[/li]
[li]True federalism[/li]
[/list]

Abagworo:
Beaf you are a late comer on this because of your myopic thinking. I had argued with you in the past that Buhari had nothing to do with boko haram. I even mentioned Niger, Sudan and Libyan rebels as the sponsors but you were quick to claim it was Buhari and IBB.

At the end of the day, don't be surprised if we end up with Qatar and Libyan rebels as the main sponsors while Nigerians, Chadians and Sudanese are the major foot soldiers.

Buhari or anybody else can be behind boko haram, whether it is on the Moon or on Pluto. Please take your unintelligent crap elsewhere and stop trying to divert our attention to daft frivolities.

@OP

You pointed out a lot of things indeed! If you have followed discussions on NL very closely, you will find that practically all the organisers of the protest ran abroad the week before. Check it anywhere you can, here on NL, facebook, tweeter etc and you will find that they are ALL abroad.
That fact begins to draw questions of why they all ran away. There is genuine pain from the subsidy removal, no doubt, but that couldn't have made them run away and innocent people do not run.

As you pointed out, in Libya, Egypt, Tunisia and the other places these folk love to echo; those in diaspora actually returned to organise the streets, supply services or hit the warfront as in Libya. Its strange indeed that "patriots" should run away to organise a protest.

Lolzzzz! Imagine the clown telling people how to have CIA knocking at their doors!

omosexy1:
Wait oh wait oh is Occupy Nigeria a protest against fuel subsidy or one against Corruption, Bad Government and Failed Promises. Please remember the Lekki Protest, only a couple of hours after teargas and brutal police flogging. Lekki residents retired to their homes and accepted their fate by paying their toll fee, so that protest failed. A lot of people are shouting occupy Nigeria and thinking by going out to the streets the government would reverse their decision, please don't forget Jonathan said fuel subsidy is irreversible. We should not forget that the Government is also preparing (Military personnel, the Police and Thugs). How long can we withstand the flogging, tear gas, stray bullets, detainment. Are we going to retire to our fate like Lekki residents or go the whole way to ensure good governance, to demand better public services and getting rid of corruption once and for all. Else Occupy Nigeria would be a failure and a waste of time.

Sir, what has this got to do with boko haram? Is there a connection we don't know?
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm! While everyone else is talking about boko haram being based in Cameroon, some do not think of the lives lost and are jonsing jones.

Gbawe:
Are you at all OK? Did you not read this from the OP
Even if you are shamelessly an azzlicker of Government, why not see what is best for your fellow Nigerian for once? By all indications the strike will go on. It is best for folks to err on the side of safety by avoiding walking into chaos on a day that has been announced as one for strike actions throughout the Nation.

Red-eyed desperation will kill you and your evil brood of haters and boko haram supporters.
As efisher has said, if the OP's airline has not cancelled the flight, who are you to tell him not to fly with your mama akara stories and lies?
No be winsh behaviour be dat?
Do you know better than the airline he bought his tickets with?

Loser.

obowunmi:
I am due to fly into Nigeria on Monday but the Nigerian government has told all airlines flying into Nigeria that there is no strike.

What am I to do and what generally happens during a strike?

If the govt says you can fly, then you better come in. Any body that is foolish enough to leave their desks can be replaced. Also, it isn't NLC thats gonna fly your plane, is it?