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Politics › Re: Pictures Of Protest In Benin City South-south by Beaf: 2:25pm On Jan 05, 2012
[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=839387.msg9900519#msg9900519 date=1325769629][size=21pt]Dude akure hasn't even started protesting
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You are a  bigoted spam. WERE NOT THE ONE TRYING TO DIVIDE THE COUNTRY BASED OR ETHNICITY ?[/quote][size=21pt]Is that why you are posting pics from Kano and lying that it is Benin?
Has it turned really desperate now?
You are a shameless liar. cool cool cool cool[/size]
Politics › Re: GEJ's State Of Emergency & Fuel Subsidy Removal Affects Cameroun Prices by Beaf(op): 2:21pm On Jan 05, 2012
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Are you a smuggler? shocked
If not why di tin de pain you like bad bullet? grin

Pesin go wound o! grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Pictures Of Protest In Benin City South-south by Beaf: 2:17pm On Jan 05, 2012
[img]http://desmond.yfrog.com/Himg860/scaled.php?tn=0&server=860&filename=om6tz.jpg&xsize=640&ysize=640[/img]

[size=21pt]This is Kano. I bet the other pictures are from Akure. LOL!!![/size]
Politics › Re: Pictures Of Protest In Benin City South-south by Beaf: 2:16pm On Jan 05, 2012
SHABZ:
@beaf,r u still laughing?oloshi
E ya a! You are to daft to see that boko haram is posting pics from Kano.
I'm here weeping for your stup!dity, it must be a very heavy burden to carry. cry cry cry cry
Politics › Re: GEJ's State Of Emergency & Fuel Subsidy Removal Affects Cameroun Prices by Beaf(op): 2:11pm On Jan 05, 2012
Gbawe:
Olodo, did it take a few days for you to be wrong and for others to be right when you spammed the forum , at different times, that Dokpesi and Tinubu were heading to jail ? You are such a m.o.r.o.n. You hardly ever get anything right yet you never fail to show up here peddling sycophantic garbage. The pay must be good.

I guess azzlicking certainly pays better than whatever it is you were making scamming folks for a living. Keep watching suwegbe and lay off the premature e.ja.cu.la.tion that has seen your idiocy exposed here many times.
Ok, since you have the right to be a hypocritical coward that cannot lead a pack of Aregbe style aluta howlers to "revolution," are you in Cameroun struggling to smuggle fuel?
Business don spoil? E gba mi o!

Aluta!!!! grin grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: GEJ's State Of Emergency & Fuel Subsidy Removal Affects Cameroun Prices by Beaf(op): 1:57pm On Jan 05, 2012
Gbawe:
Suwegbe, keep watching. Carry on with your sycophantic drivel, deciet and outright lies. You are nothing but a wretched scammer yourself so no surprise you side with profligate, decietful and lying leaders scamming Nigerians when they should be leading for the masses .
Pathetic.

You were gonna carry out a coup with your ethnically bigotted "owners of Nigeria," just a couple of days ago. Wetin happen na? Castration of grown males? grin grin grin
You claimed you were gonna chase GEJ out of Aso Rock, because he stopped your freebies. . . You and the "owners of Nigeria"were going to even break any law to achieve that aim.
Boko haram became your superstars! cry cry cry

Aluta of hypocrites!!! grin grin grin
Politics › Re: GEJ's State Of Emergency & Fuel Subsidy Removal Affects Cameroun Prices by Beaf(op): 1:53pm On Jan 05, 2012
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Read the reply below. It is our job to teach and school you rocks, stones and weeds.

debosky:
Beaf must think everyone is as silly and demented as he is.

The issue here is that CLOSING the borders have affected petrol SUPPLY - this has NOTHING to do with subsidy, or did the subsidy now prevent supplying petrol across the border? huh

The government pump price in Cameroun is the equivalent of 180 naira per litre, so there is still room to move petrol from Nigeria to Cameroun and make a profit.

If you can't read a simple article and comprehend, it is not surprising that you spend most of your time posting senseless garbage on nairaland.
I certainly think you are silly and demented. A Kenyan paper has reported the stoppage of smuggling to Cameroun as a result of the subsidy removal. Are you too daft to read?

Only a stup!d person like you would equate the closing of the border due to boko haram with fuel scarcity across the border from Bakassi. shocked
Did you miss out on breas't milk as a kid? Doctors swear that it helps develop the brain.
Politics › Re: Jarus You Are A Fooooool For Putting Tinubu And Sanusi In Nairaland Hall Of Fame by Beaf: 1:43pm On Jan 05, 2012
Jarus:
Just seeing this.

I can only shake my head. Coming from a 3000plus poster as Hollandis is shameful, but more pitiable is Mikeansy's intervention.

Am I the '8 people that' nominated Sanusi or the '5 people' that nominated Tinubu?
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-565376.32.html#msg7353190
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-817837.64.html#msg9768683
So why did you not ban the nomination of convicts and those who have fallen foul of the law for trading in heroine? Or those whose roots are unknown and no one knows their real names, or the schools they attended, or their real ages, or where their wealth sprang from?
Maybe 5 people each should have nominated Ibori, IBB and Atiku. angry
Politics › Re: GEJ's State Of Emergency & Fuel Subsidy Removal Affects Cameroun Prices by Beaf(op): 1:31pm On Jan 05, 2012
The removal of the subsidy has been the perfect test to catch hypocrites and bigots, and boy, did they pile out! Lol!
Gbawe told tales of his "owners of Nigeria," supplying their geographic sections of the country and the fact that he felt boko haram was heroic.

Now that the smuggling has stopped as reported from far away Kenya, boyz come begin vex! Eye-pop'n!!!
See real life comedy! grin grin grin

[size=14pt]Abeg o, people should remember that I want to sell alj haram so I can use the money to buy a loaf of cassava bread o! Aluta![/size]

https://i.imgur.com/UPBvj.gif
Politics › Re: GEJ's State Of Emergency & Fuel Subsidy Removal Affects Cameroun Prices by Beaf(op): 1:18pm On Jan 05, 2012
I want to buy a cow. How much is alj haram?
Unu go wound o! grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: GEJ's State Of Emergency & Fuel Subsidy Removal Affects Cameroun Prices by Beaf(op): 1:14pm On Jan 05, 2012
Gbawe:
Indeed - and a total m.o.r.on to boot . Why don't we advise western nations to surgically seal the noses of their citizens to prevent them snorting cocaine? Surely, that is a much better solution than maintaining the dignity of their citizens via tackling the dealers and importers of the drug !!!!!

By the same logic why not back blanket subsidy removal under the same President who will not tackle the corrupt element of subsidy ? Did the same President not appoint an IG much less qualified than many who had to be retired to accomodate his promotion?

Go through MMIA today and it is extortion and corruption from when you go in till when you board the plane. Passport offices in Nigeria, totally the same. Police nko? Our bribery zones Borders nko ? Yet this same GEJ has been substantive President approaching 2 years now !!!

Sad that those who cause the problems are allowed to pretend attempting to solve it. What a mad nation.
Bros, you still de here? shocked shocked shocked shocked
I thought by now you would be leading hoards of unwashed, wild-eyed, froth-mouthed Neanderthals on a scary REVOLUTION!
What happened to your "owners of Nigeria?" They got scared? LOLZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ!!!!!

Aluta! grin grin grin

www.nairaland.com/attachments/180447_ROTFLMAO_gif3d0c775232c7f27cf80592785b9635b6
Politics › Re: GEJ's State Of Emergency & Fuel Subsidy Removal Affects Cameroun Prices by Beaf(op): 1:08pm On Jan 05, 2012
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Another angry smuggler! grin grin grin

pDude:
Beaf has all the true characteristics of the Nigerian government:

Lies
Deceit
Corrupt
Greedy
Mumu-ish
slow
Clueless
Cowardly
Etc
Just name it. Beaf has it all.
Thank you.

Is all this because una no fit smuggle again? Chei! Odu n mi gidi gidi gidi gan o!! Paga!!
Bros, your "revoluson" don finis?

https://i.imgur.com/UPBvj.gif
Politics › Re: GEJ's State Of Emergency & Fuel Subsidy Removal Affects Cameroun Prices by Beaf(op): 1:04pm On Jan 05, 2012
emmke:
the IBB'S, the GEJ'S, the ABACHA'S are all terrible people. But to me, the likes of Beaf are the most terrible set of humans. Yes, i talk am. angry
Why am I terrible? Because the smugglers do de hear am? grin grin grin
Dude, you sound like either a marketer or a smuggler. Business don spoil? lol!
Politics › Re: GEJ's State Of Emergency & Fuel Subsidy Removal Affects Cameroun Prices by Beaf(op): 1:01pm On Jan 05, 2012
pDude:
@Beaf: why are you always so abusive? I neither insulted you nor called you any name yet this?

Na wa o. sad

cheesy oh! I guess my profile underneath infuriated you? Sorry o. But your Godfather is a Clusterfuck.
Mu he he he ehe hehe! (As lasinoh would laff) grin
So, why were you stoking flames? I saw his silly post and ignored it. Dude, its cowardly to stoke flames, its something serpents do.
Politics › Re: GEJ's State Of Emergency & Fuel Subsidy Removal Affects Cameroun Prices by Beaf(op): 12:35pm On Jan 05, 2012
One can only imagine what would happen to Benin Republic where practically all filling stations have closed down, because of smuggling. You can basically only buy smuggled fuel there. It must be the same in Burkinafasso and Togo (to a lesser extent)l.
Politics › GEJ's State Of Emergency & Fuel Subsidy Removal Affects Cameroun Prices by Beaf(op): 12:31pm On Jan 05, 2012
[size=14pt]Cameroon feels heat after Goodluck scraps oil subsidies[/size]

https://www.africareview.com/image/view/-/1300396/highRes/321968/-/maxw/600/-/fvepncz/-/Pump.jpg

Cameroonians living in the border areas with Nigeria are counting losses following president Goodluck Jonathan's recent declaration of state of emergency in some states of Northern Nigeria, and closing of the border between the two neighbouring countries.

The move has affected prices of basic commodities in the areas especially as a result of higher petro prices and lack of supplies from the Nigerian markets.

Already, prices of basic commodities that Cameroonian traders used to buy cheaply from the Nigeria side, in Borno State, have more than tripled.

The price hikes are a result of the closure of Banki frontier market that used to supply Cameroon denying them a source of affordable goods.

“Customs revenue from imported goods from Nigeria has dried up as there is no trans-border trade after Nigeria decided to close its border”, said a senior Cameroonian customs officer who sought anonymity because he is not authorised to speak on behalf of the government authority.

Faced with growing threat of terrorism from the Islamists terror group Boko Haram, Nigeria recently closed it borders with some of the neighbouring countries, in a bid to halt cross border terror activities.

Dwindling stocks
As borders were closed, Nigeria also announced a decision on to scrap oil subsidies. That has affected bordering Cameroon town that have relied on Nigeria for petro supply.

Over the years, smuggling of fuel from Nigeria for sale in areas within in Cameroon has been on the rise especially due to better prices.


http://www.africareview.com/News/Cameroon+feels+heat+after+Goodluck+scraps+oil+subsidies/-/979180/1300398/-/1aetu8z/-/
Politics › Re: 6 Oil Marketers In Trouble For Funding Fuel Riots by Beaf: 12:24pm On Jan 05, 2012
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Guy, aint you out on the streets, leading the "revolution?" shocked shocked
Politics › Re: Pictures Of Protest In Benin City South-south by Beaf: 12:14pm On Jan 05, 2012
What a massive protest! What a "revolution!"

https://i.imgur.com/UPBvj.gif
Politics › Re: 6 Oil Marketers In Trouble For Funding Fuel Riots by Beaf: 12:09pm On Jan 05, 2012
I've always admired this jmaine guy. He really stands by his principles and delivers intelligent uppercuts.
Politics › Re: I Guess Buahari Is ? Now by Beaf: 12:03pm On Jan 05, 2012
The thing I like about Buhari is that he can release fountains of tears like a nollywood actor, yet he is a General! Mystery! shocked
Politics › Re: NDYM Backs Jonathan On Subsidy Removal! by Beaf: 11:57am On Jan 05, 2012
noiseless:
One can now see how hypocritic and the worst selfishness in most "nigerians" when it come to self gains/loss. Recently houndreds of innocent citizens have been murdered in their homes,market places and churches by islamic jihadist and apparently the government is aware the godfathers financing them to murder our "fellow country men/women and children", yet no one cares at all to demonstrate and demand the government to bring the so called godfathers to justice,but are quick to come online to spew their ignorance or jump out in the street to demonstrate.Can those organizers not start by demonstrating first to get justice for innocents who were murdered for no other reason than being not muslims?THIS IS NOTHING BUT HYPOCRISY AND SELFISHNESS IN THE HIGHEST ORDER. TUFIAKWA!
Exactly, bruv! You would think that Nigerians are immoral types who care little when others die, but weep like they lost a loved one when their pockets are affected.
We have lost a lot of innocent souls, but everyone was too busy to demonstrate and demand justice and equity.

I have asked a number of them why they are not demonstrating for tangible reasons, such as corruption, astronomical salaries in the NASS, true federalism, PIB, accountabilty of state and local govts etc. But none has ever come up with anything that isn't a cheap trade in sentiment; one even boasted that he could run his house on generator non-stop for two years without blinking, while he pays heavy taxes on fuel in the UK where he lives. Perhaps, he is a fuel marketer.
Politics › Re: What Is Nnpc Hiding ? Are They Covering Up Oando And MRS's Frauds ? by Beaf: 11:47am On Jan 05, 2012
lagbaja:
See the attached data. Between 2001 and 2007, Consumption of PMS was steady at 23million litres per day, it suddenly jumbed to 35 million litres by 2011, a whoping 35% increase. What has changed since Jonathan came in, are Nigerian's earning more or suddenly consuming more?, Meanwhile diesel consumtion within the same period had declined by more than 50% after it was deregulated .
Very interesting statistics indeed!

The 50% decline in deisel consumption would be interpreted at first sight as a horrendous deindustrialisation of the country, but we certainly know that is not the case.
My! My! 50% is a real whopper. Now, i want to see Oando's figures, I see where you are driving.
Politics › Re: NDYM Backs Jonathan On Subsidy Removal! by Beaf: 11:39am On Jan 05, 2012
[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=839191.msg9899483#msg9899483 date=1325759769]so you want subsidy in time and granite ?

Please answer this question,

What is Nigeria economy based on, Timber of crude ?[/quote]What is your states economy based on? Hard work or Abuja begging?
Politics › Re: NDYM Backs Jonathan On Subsidy Removal! by Beaf: 11:33am On Jan 05, 2012
[size=14pt]I want to start a REVOLUTION to place subsidy on granite from Nasarawa! And timber from Ondo!
ALUTA!!![/size]
cool grin
Politics › Re: Nlc To Shut Down Airports, Banks, Etc - Advises Masses To Stockpile. Who Loses? by Beaf: 11:19am On Jan 05, 2012
kingoflag:
If someone pays $1,500 for your Hotel Suite every Night, and also gives you a Mansion worth $3million and he tells you to go on the internet and terrorize anyone that says anything bad about him what would you do?

Ok, so now you have your answer why RENOOMOKRI Beaf is always online responding to GEJ only posts!
The internet surely causes madness! Choi!

https://i.imgur.com/UPBvj.gif
Politics › Re: What Is Nnpc Hiding ? Are They Covering Up Oando And MRS's Frauds ? by Beaf: 11:12am On Jan 05, 2012
I don't think the ommission of Oando's figures can be unambiguously narrowed to fraud. They might just have submitted their figures late, although more than a year is pushing it.
Do you know if 2011 reports back up the trend? That would be highly suspicious.
Politics › Re: Kano Protest In Pictures by Beaf: 10:52am On Jan 05, 2012
[size=21pt]REVOLUTION is the only way! REVOLUTION!![/size]
For fuel subsidy? shocked
Politics › Re: Nigeria Is Changing Quickly: Our Revolution Is Born. by Beaf: 10:39am On Jan 05, 2012
Politics › Re: Occupy Nigeria: Armed Police Attack Protesters At Night In Kano by Beaf: 10:33am On Jan 05, 2012
ehie:
the nigerian police are bullies
and bullies are also cowards
and what do bullies do?
they pick up fights with people half of their strength,
and what do cowards do when fighting?they fight in packs and mostly not fair fights
Guns they say are for cowards

the Nigerian police can only fight the unarmed and cannot fight the armed, eg ND militants and Boko Haram
But they can kill and maim innocent people , what a shame,

what we have in not the Nigerian police but Elites Police, stop calling them the Nigerian police if they are so quick to kill and destroy you, what are they policing
Why aren't you on the scene, testing these "cowards?" grin
Politics › Re: Occupy Nigeria: Armed Police Attack Protesters At Night In Kano by Beaf: 10:31am On Jan 05, 2012
Kinikini:
anomimi,

I do not canvass for military style dispensation of justice but at the same time I expect the govt to become serious with stopping corruption.
The govt is def insincere with deregulation. It is a case of political office holders trying to wrestle slush funds from greedy business men i.e markerters so to provide more funds for looting by politicians. Both sides do not have genuine concern for the common man.
How do you loot in a deregulated market? It is like saying people can loot in the yam or auto markets etc.
Politics › Re: Occupy Nigeria: Armed Police Attack Protesters At Night In Kano by Beaf: 10:19am On Jan 05, 2012
So they ran away? Somebody posted pics showing them equipped with mattresses to camp there for months.
Nairaland General › Re: Is Nairaland Worth 10 Million Naira? by Beaf: 10:13am On Jan 05, 2012
scopusng:
A friend told me that Seun had one time rejected to sell nairaland for 10 Million
2-4 hundred mil would be a fairer price for a site like this.

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