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ehie:
@beaf so u dont deny u r ga.y.pity sicko

Chineke me e!
So you are a man! Choi!

And there I was, dreaming of a luscious babe with wiggly hips and lips like dew!

LOLZZZ!

alj harem:
thank you my brother, we are saying something some of this people are saying another

I mean can't they see this is an opportunity to ask why our security forces look when people are being killed ?

we indeed have retar.ds in this country

You are a demon. May the blood of the dead hunt you.
How can anybody politic over precious loss of life? what sort of devil are you?

ehie:
@beaf go jerk your oga off.u fit do anythn 4 money

Like watching you? Lol!

kilode se:
Beaf, were u self-servicing yourself!

how about cutting the frills on gov't expenditures!

Come out and demonstrate over that, and I will join you, cos govt expenditures are too high and the NASS salaries are obscene. But when you start talking crap spiced with bullshiit, then you'll get a verbal slapping.

talknafree:
9ja Season Film. Was it not this same Court that stopped PDP from conducting Bayelsa Primaries, abi no be the same court stopped CJN from sacking Ayo Salami as Appeal Court President. Dem support stone the judge of the Industrial Court, I am sick and tired of Nigeria! Where was this same same when Airtel dismissed 3,000 Customer Service representatives.

Deregulation isn't the first step to take in Nigeria at the moment! The most important thing is for these men to cut down excessively on their wasteful spending. How can two men and their guest and concubines use N1b a year to eat, N300m for cutlery (dinner sets), N200m to water gardenn, N240m for 2 bullet proof vehicles.

‎​N1.112 trillion for 472 NASS members and they tell us N1.3 trillion is too much for 160million people.

If only you guys had set out to demonstrate against corruption and profligacy, we would all have joined you on the streets; but when you tell lies to attempt what is in effect, a coup because you lost the last elections, then you are on your own.

ehie:
@beaf-fool

Just remember to do it on TV, jare! LOLZ!!

Finland:
People like you should be hanged publicly for speaking false when you know the sheer truth. And tell your OGA (since he knows how to use back door to obtain court order) to obtain court order to arrest the so called subsidy embezzlers and boko-Haram instead of killing the masses with false claims.

Dude, you are just too stup!d to know the truth. How can any sane person protest against what is good for them? Funny lot!

ehie:
@beaf i am brave not a coward like u_my conscience can never b both nor sold.ashawo

My dear, when you wanna protest, please do it on TV, I want to see if youre pretty. lol

Obamaa:
Didnt finish this essay but,is it not a shame that some few crop of people will be able to deceive the government.Why dont Sanusi and the Government get the crooks behind the forgery and deceptions at the port.Should dubious dealings by a handful of cabals be a reason for subsidy removal.Its a big shame to our corrupt government and some of their toothless employees like Sanusi,that just complains about a cabal and will not do something about it.

Does it mean,that we cant fight corruption in this kwountrii eehhh?

If you had finished reading it, you have found the answers to your questions. Why do Nigerians hate reading and enlightening themselves?

ehie:
.@beaf mr high iq,tell that to your ogas who want to provide 160 0 buses for 150 million nigerians that will run on fresh air,your hand no dey pain u!?u never delete jona face book curse finish.we will go 2 work when d govt pay transport 4 all of us

My dear, thousands are eyeing your job.

Haters gon' hate.

https://www.blogcdn.com/www.urlesque.com/media/2010/05/haterafrican.jpg

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

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You will find that its you who cannot finish what you started. Wanna bet?

trimwis:
Beaf paid 1 million naira monthly to post in nairaland for goverment. He says it pay to work for goverment

Go and command your boko haram. Your protest is a failure.
I'm here crying for you!

mobf:
Utter sh.ite! So in the meantime the poor should suffer the consequences for this crime?

Did you read the article?
If you did and you are still talking shiit then you cannot be helped; but if you have not read it, for your own good, go and read the entire thing.
Here is the link again: https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-840226.0.html

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Bros, come to Nigeria and protest na, if you aren't a coward. Why did you run out of the country like a fearful fool? LOL!!

Finland:
I bet beaf is GEJ under disguise!!! The same government spent billions of dollars on power without change. Why should we trust them with 8 billion dollars from subsidy( that is my protest). If you think removal of subsidy will make a difference in the economy under the present Government then YOU ARE A FOUL DEVIL  ( Make i copy one pastor)

You are a cheap fool. Go and protest against yourself, jare!
Aluta!

matty1024:
Trade union all over the world checkmates the government, ours will not be different.
Whether GEJ and his cohorts like it or not, NLC and TUC MUST embark on strike this
coming monday. We must say no to GEJ irresponsible antics, not only the common
bears the pains of their lack of ideas, after much mis-management of our funds.
We say Aluta continua, Victoria acete.

Really?
Go read up on what Margaret Thatcher did to the unions in the UK, and weep.

[size=14pt]Read this excerpt, then read the rest of this article by Sanusi at the link below, and if you still want to go on strike after you are through, then even a brain transplant cannot help you:[/size]

Sanusi Lamido: You can do all this and no one can catch it or prove it because somebody was paid to sign off on docs. And with a high enough margin there is too much temptation to be resisted and firepower for bribing officials.

When I spoke to the house of reps I told them why I was suspecting fraud. It starts from PPPRA "allocations" based on "capacity". You will find a company like Mobil with capacity for say 60,000 MT and a relatively unknown name with a capacity of say 90k MT. Red alert number 1.

Although PPPRA is supposed to give license only to marketers with a national distribution network you see names of companies where u have never seen a filling station in their name. I was a chief risk officer in UBA and in FBN for many years approving loans so I know the name of every big player in every industry that nigerian banks lend to as these are among the biggest banks in the country. I see names on the list I don't recognise either from portfolios I looked at or industry studies over the years. Red alert number 2.

I studied the papers presented to PPPRA in a short period in 2010 (I won't tell u how I got them!). And I was surprised that on some days over 10 vessels are said to have discharged cargo in lagos on the same day-clearly the same officers stamping and "verifying" that the vessels were SEEN. Is it really realistic that on the same day 13-15 vessels can discharge in Lagos? Red alert number 3.

Why was I interested in fuel marketing. Because the two sectors that led to the near collapse of the banking industry were capital markets and oil marketing. I am not giving any confidential info out as AMCON MD has already disclosed publicly that two companies alone-zenon and AP-owned by the same businessman owed the nigerian banking industry N220b. And we all saw the amount of subsidy paid to those companies published by BusinessDay. So money had been taken, subsidy had been collected but loans were not repaid, and we couldn't see the money either as product in tank farms or in fuel stations or credit sales. So I became obsessed with trying to understand how that industry operated and the more I saw the more I hated it and I started the war against subsidies. It is actually better to do a direct cash payout or add a line item to salaries called petroleum support or transport allowance capped at say N 300b pa than to keep paying it. It goes to pay middle men, rent-seekers and corrupt officers and there is no amount of preaching that will stop this fraud so long as the policy is so badly defined. Everytime oil price goes up and everytime the naira is devalued and everytime the quantity of imports increases the "subsidy" and thus the "rent" increases and there is more gravy to go round. So every year we "import" more and more and deplete our reserves, and the government borrows more and more to pay for subsidy and the beneficiaries are a smal group of marketers, govt officials and neighbouring countries which get fuel without losing forex! And while a person who applies intelligence can see what is happening you can't prove it in a court of law. If the man says he sighted the vessel and it was 20kMT u have to accept it. It was a year ago!

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-840226.0.html

Finland:
You must be a thief like them. How will a wasteful government suddenly realize the genius of prudence and making the right investment decisions simply bcs there is more money available from oil subsidy removal?

Some of the protesters have low IQ's, which is why they fight a very good govt action to erase corruption. I hope you aren't one?

otokx:
unless NLC and TUC says otherwise or government reverses the pump price of petrol back to N65 nobody is going to work on Monday; either you stay in your house or you go on to the streets.

Strange shyte!
Dude, if you work for the govt and you strike, you could be summarily sacked. A thousand and one of your fellow protesters will line up for your job.

kulutempa:
Really?  What about stealing public funds and failure to tackle corruption.  I guess that legal.

Make up your mind about what you are protesting and stop yarning out of point.
If you are protesting corruption, then lets all hit the street; if you are protesting the subsidy removal, then that is dumb.

2mch:
Beaf is getting very vexed these days. Mu che che che che che

Me vex? LOLZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ!!!
I'm here chil'n, sip'n me drink and watching your id!ocy with awe! Its a spectacle, bruv!

Do you people dance with monkeys too?

samstels:
Beaf,u are just right.The truth is that majority of the people are in support of the susidy removal ,though its going to be tough now ,but we must push ahead as a nation .In my office 80 percent of the workers are pro subsidy removaal.The protests precipitate strike can't be sustained .Things will deffinitely get better .

Don't mind them, they just hired a group of their hungry friends to walk around the place stup!dly, thinking people don't know their neighbourhoods better than them.
I really pity the fungal pimple called alj haram, he has proven that his brain was transplanted from a chimp.

This is another one. Someone is desperately attempting a provacation, we must not fall for it.

[size=14pt]Gunmen open fire on Christian mourners, killing 17[/size]
On January 6, 2012 · In News
6:03 pm

KANO (AFP) – Gunmen fired on Christian mourners on Friday, killing 17 in the latest attack to hit the region amid mounting fears of sectarian clashes, residents and a relief source said.

“There was an attack last night at Good Will Hotel in which five people were killed, all of them Igbos,” resident Zubairu Abdulaziz said of the incident in the northeastern town of Mubi, speaking of the Christian Igbo ethnic group.

“Today, some friends and relations of one of those killed in the attack gathered in his house to mourn his death. Unfortunately some yet to be identified gunmen arrived at the house and shot dead 17 mourners.”

Other residents gave a similar account. A rescue official speaking on condition of anonymity said local residents told him three people were killed on Thursday night and either 16 or 17 on Friday.

It was not immediately clear who was behind the attack. A police spokeswoman declined to comment, saying she did not yet have information.

It was the latest attack in recent weeks targeting Christians in Nigeria. Islamist group Boko Haram has been blamed for previous such strikes.

President Goodluck Jonathan declared a state of emergency on December 31 in parts of four states hard hit by violence blamed on Boko Haram, but there has been no halt to the violence.

Mubi, located in Adamawa state near the Cameroon border, is not part of the areas under the state of emergency decree.

Late Thursday, gunmen opened fire on worshippers at a church on the outskirts of the city of Gombe, killing six people, including the pastor’s wife. Three bomb blasts hit the cities of Maiduguri and Damaturu on Wednesday night.

The attacks came amid intensifying concerns over the potential for renewed sectarian clashes in Nigeria, whose 160 million population is roughly divided between a mainly Muslim north and predominantly Christian south.

While Boko Haram has been blamed for increasingly deadly attacks for months, including an August suicide bombing of UN headquarters in Abuja that killed 25, the violence has taken on a different dimension with recent church attacks.

A wave of Christmas bombings that killed 49 people, most of them outside of a Catholic church as services were ending, led to intense fear and outrage in Africa’s largest oil producer.

There have been fears of reprisals from Christians, and Christian leaders have warned they will defend themselves if attacks against them continue.

Boko Haram is a shadowy group believed to have a number of factions with differing aims, including those with political links and a hard-core Islamist faction.

It launched an uprising in 2009 put down by a brutal military assault which left some 800 people dead.

Since the group re-emerged in 2010, it has been blamed for increasingly sophisticated and deadly attacks, including suicide bombings, and its structure and aims have become far less clear.

Speculation has ranged from whether the group is seeking to foment religious conflict to if elements of it have been co-opted for political aims.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/01/gunmen-open-fire-on-christian-mourners-killing-17/

[size=14pt]Gunmen open fire on Christian mourners, killing 17[/size]
On January 6, 2012 · In News
6:03 pm

KANO (AFP) – Gunmen fired on Christian mourners on Friday, killing 17 in the latest attack to hit the region amid mounting fears of sectarian clashes, residents and a relief source said.

“There was an attack last night at Good Will Hotel in which five people were killed, all of them Igbos,” resident Zubairu Abdulaziz said of the incident in the northeastern town of Mubi, speaking of the Christian Igbo ethnic group.

“Today, some friends and relations of one of those killed in the attack gathered in his house to mourn his death. Unfortunately some yet to be identified gunmen arrived at the house and shot dead 17 mourners.”

Other residents gave a similar account. A rescue official speaking on condition of anonymity said local residents told him three people were killed on Thursday night and either 16 or 17 on Friday.

It was not immediately clear who was behind the attack. A police spokeswoman declined to comment, saying she did not yet have information.

It was the latest attack in recent weeks targeting Christians in Nigeria. Islamist group Boko Haram has been blamed for previous such strikes.

President Goodluck Jonathan declared a state of emergency on December 31 in parts of four states hard hit by violence blamed on Boko Haram, but there has been no halt to the violence.

Mubi, located in Adamawa state near the Cameroon border, is not part of the areas under the state of emergency decree.

Late Thursday, gunmen opened fire on worshippers at a church on the outskirts of the city of Gombe, killing six people, including the pastor’s wife. Three bomb blasts hit the cities of Maiduguri and Damaturu on Wednesday night.

The attacks came amid intensifying concerns over the potential for renewed sectarian clashes in Nigeria, whose 160 million population is roughly divided between a mainly Muslim north and predominantly Christian south.

While Boko Haram has been blamed for increasingly deadly attacks for months, including an August suicide bombing of UN headquarters in Abuja that killed 25, the violence has taken on a different dimension with recent church attacks.

A wave of Christmas bombings that killed 49 people, most of them outside of a Catholic church as services were ending, led to intense fear and outrage in Africa’s largest oil producer.

There have been fears of reprisals from Christians, and Christian leaders have warned they will defend themselves if attacks against them continue.

Boko Haram is a shadowy group believed to have a number of factions with differing aims, including those with political links and a hard-core Islamist faction.

It launched an uprising in 2009 put down by a brutal military assault which left some 800 people dead.

Since the group re-emerged in 2010, it has been blamed for increasingly sophisticated and deadly attacks, including suicide bombings, and its structure and aims have become far less clear.

Speculation has ranged from whether the group is seeking to foment religious conflict to if elements of it have been co-opted for political aims.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/01/gunmen-open-fire-on-christian-mourners-killing-17/

diluminati:
our enemies are mighty

. . .And we grow MIGHTIER.

It was always clear that their action was illegal. Trade unions are barred by the law from engaging in political protests.

Justcash:
It is time to spit on their graves for choosing to die like rams for the sake of making money up north rather than returning home to re-establish themselves. If they do not return, they will continue to die and I will not have pity on them. Shuuu, which kain rubbish be that?!
Moreover, they are delaying the separation of the hell hole of a country.

Can you people not call them home? I believe Ohaneze asked them to remain.

[quote author=Chyz* link=topic=840351.msg9908994#msg9908994 date=1325870027]@Remo Omokri a.k.a. Beaf,  you have NO SHAME, YOU BASTARD![/quote]You are the bastar'd.
[size=21pt]Southern muturu![/size]

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

hwena:
It's about maintaining the power arrangements wey Jona done dey dismantle. Simple

And Jona should continue right on dismantling their power.

I am really angry at those Igbo's who have been spitting on their own and having a silly argument from page 1, maybe its not my business, but I have to say it.

E nice:
If you analyse the number of protesters so far compared with voters in these areas, you would no doubt come to the conclusion that these protests have failed. As the saying goes "minority will have their say but the majority will have their way". So ya all protesters, subsidy removal have come to stay. Guy, don't dwell on it, deal with it.

Exactly! Even the smallest owambe's boast several times their miserable number of "revolutionaries!" LOLZZZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

otokx:
lies

Are you phucking daft or something?