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koruji:
Crocodile sadness. As if you were not part of this shady plan.

You guys are not deceiving anyone - this absolute bunkum.

lastpage:
@BeafYou read this one below, as long as it was and even posted it for us to read but suddenly, you developed a phobia for reading anything above three lines!
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?topic=834476.msg9854306#msg9854306

Gbawe:
Silly dullard. You must think folks are not now fully aware of your reptilian deciet !!! I am simply relating your rant from another thread that misguidly led you to start this thread paying homage to your innate inferiority complex, against the Yorubas and Fulanis, more than to anything else.

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-837167.64.html

Beaf wrote:

Gbawe:
Thank you my brother !!! At least some Nigerians can still justify the expensive education their parents strugled to provide.

@Beaf.

Illiterate dullard !!! I mean the owners of Nigeria, from every corner of the nation, who come together to determine what direction the Nation must head in without consulting olodos like you. Why will your inferiority complex not lead you to believe [size=33pt]I am talking about "Yoruba and fulani people[/size]"? What a fool !!!

We have seen the same set of "owners of Nigeria" (IBB, OBJ, Anenih et al) controlling the nation for the past few decades , from one Government to the next, via planting their stooges everywhere, yet losers like you will never be up to speed with the real state of affairs.  Why not ask Ezeuche what he has gained from his bigoted support of a President he thought would deliver "Igbo ascendancy"? This most enlightened Nigeria know this fight is between the "owners of Nigeria" (from every corner of Nigeria) and the rest of us !!!!

You will continue to fall for the divide-and-conquer ruse they will keep dominating you with. Silly simpleton. See core North if you want. See Yoruba "owners of Nigeria" also as suits your paranoia fueled by natural inferiority complex. What is obvious to clever Nigerians is that those who continue to get the best out of Nigeria are those who subscribe to the ethos that Nigeria is divided down lines that has nothing to do with ethnicity and more to do with the crude fight to control the commonwealth of the nation of a few from allwalks of life. Silly thread.

2mch:
The owners of Nigeria, are the people of Nigeria. You represent GEJ on this forum and are doing great damage to his already spoiled reputation. So GEJ is so scared now that he is hiding behind tribalistic sentiments. This recent cowardice is apalling.

Gbawe: keep watching buddy. We will see who has overestimated their touted strenght within a Nigeria where the stomach, and not enduring principles, is king today. Boko Haram has been butchering Nigerians from all walks of life so far. What has been the reaction of those who vacuously make noise about their 'powermen' strenght on the net? Where was the immediate burning of Mosques after the Christmas attack to indicate a readiness for t.i.t-for-tat and we-wont-take-it-lying-down people like you tout?

Gbawe: Right now, the "owners of Nigeria" will do and undo , plus give the lead, while all Nigeria will follow as is the case so far !!! Many of you don't seem to understand that events on the ground has overtaken the history you so much hold on to and assume other share feverishly , as dogmatic mantra, with you.

Gbawe: keep watching buddy. We will see who has overestimated their touted strenght within a Nigeria where the stomach, and not enduring principles, is king today. Boko Haram has been butchering Nigerians from all walks of life so far. What has been the reaction of those who vacuously make noise about their 'powermen' strenght on the net? Where was the immediate burning of Mosques after the Christmas attack to indicate a readiness for t.i.t-for-tat and we-wont-take-it-lying-down people like you tout?

Right now, the "owners of Nigeria" will do and undo , plus give the lead, while all Nigeria will follow as is the case so far !!! Many of you don't seem to understand that events on the ground has overtaken the history you so much hold on to and assume other share feverishly , as dogmatic mantra, with you.

Gbawe:
keep watching buddy. We will see who has overestimated their touted strenght within a Nigeria where the stomach, and not enduring principles, is king[b] today[/b]. [size=14pt]Boko Haram has been butchering Nigerians from all walks of life so far. What has been the reaction of those who vacuously make noise about their 'powermen' strenght on the net?[/size] Where was the immediate burning of Mosques after the Christmas attack to indicate a readiness for t.i.t-for-tat and we-wont-take-it-lying-down people like you tout?

[size=14pt]Right now, the "owners of Nigeria" will do and undo , plus give the lead, while all Nigeria will follow as is the case so far !!! Many of you don't seem to understand that events on the ground has overtaken the history you so much hold on to and assume other share feverishly , as dogmatic mantra, with you.[/size]

Gbawe:
My guy , most nairalanders now see through his bigoted hypocrisy. The nairaland archives , before GEJ became President, reveal glaringly what a lowlife Beaf is. Imagine the same unprinciples Chameleon now touting OBJ as a "hero" with "swagger" simply because our egotistical former President attempted to play to the gallery on behalf of GEJ?

Beg Boko Haram on behalf of GEJ , to keep the peace that sees the money flowing all the way down to Beaf, and you suddenly become a hero to him never mind his past savage criticism of your character. Beaf stands for nothing and he changes opinion as often as some of us change underpants in a week !!!! A totally worthless Aso Rock hack. The way he can do a disgraceful u-turn to embrace those he maligned yesterday as "Nigeria's biggest problem" is proof that Nairaland is dealing with a bum who licks the azz of the 'big man' of the day for a living.

Gbawe:
keep watching buddy. We will see who has overestimated their touted strenght within a Nigeria where the stomach, and not enduring principles, is king[b] today[/b]. Boko Haram has been butchering Nigerians from all walks of life so far. What has been the reaction of those who vacuously make noise about their 'powermen' strenght on the net? Where was the immediate burning of Mosques after the Christmas attack to indicate a readiness for t.i.t-for-tat and we-wont-take-it-lying-down people like you tout?

[size=14pt]Right now, the "owners of Nigeria" will do and undo , plus give the lead, while all Nigeria will follow as is the case so far !!! Many of you don't seem to understand that events on the ground has overtaken the history you so much hold on to and assume other share feverishly , as dogmatic mantra, with you.[/size]

stillwater:
Beaf was very very critical of Nigeria before his brother became president. Imagine an Hausa-Fulani in power now, you think Beaf would be this protective?

Take the Aramco example you made and ask yourself: If Aramco is being run by the same set of incompetent fools that run NNPC, do you think Aramco can reach such lofty heights? (Indeed, if Saudi Arabi orr any of the Gulf states or even Libya is being run by the likes of GEJ, IBB or OBJ, will those countries be still on the map today?)

For Aramco to have hundreds of patent worth Billions, does that not reflect the caliber of staff they employ (academics and researchers)? For the company to diversify into ship building and other technical endeavors, does that not reflect “competency” on the part of those employed? Can you compare NNPC staff who are more entrenched in bunkering, price inflation and fuel round-tripping with their colleagues in Aramco?

lagerwhenindoubt:
U can always count on Nigeria's limitless capabilities to produce in-bred citizens with a high aptitude for skilled buffonery especially when they try to force like comparisons when none exists. The only legacy we have succeeded in creating is a self-sustaining eco-system where corruption and injustice thrive in the midst of enormous potential for good. I guess years on some over-paid aristocrat will step-up to declare this measure a colossal failure just like Austerity measures of the Shagari era. Or SAP of IBB lore or PTF of Abacha regime. OBJ has had his share of reform initiatives that have failed simply because there was never any plan on sustainability in the first place. OBJ promised new refineries with the hike in pump prices and Okonjo assured that the policy was in d right direction. De-regulate the downstream sector and FG can concentrate on delivering energy. $16 billion dollars after, we are no better for it.

Unfortunately many die when reforms fail. Sadly neither GEJ Nor Okonjo or Lamido will ever face such a loss for their imminent failure. We all know what will happen to subsidies money don't we? We do not even have documented plans on how to utilize these monies to d benefit of Nigerians. Smh Fu¤*#@n returrds :-<

Gbawe:
Suwegbe. Why should I take you seriously when the records on Nairaland anyone can discern is about 20 to 0 in my favour? What have you ever gotten right with your loud, garrulous and emotional assertion based on a weak and corrupt man ( testimony of Oronto Douglas) , essentially a zero going from his public record, you are determined to portray , far above his station, as superman meet meet mandela?

Where is the supremacy you touted GEJ possessed to "level" the North in "killing off" Boko Haram? You are always wrong. Yet you continue to have no shame. GEJ's callous leadership will play into the hands of his enemies and that much has been said by folks more clever than myself and actually involved in Government to know the dynamics. Keep fooling yourself. Loser.

UYCO:
Beaf
The man of integrity, be grateful to Uduaghan for reducing the tension. Delta would have been on fire by today over fuel subsidy removal

Gbawe:
Who has time for a fool like you? When I said Boko Haram will be used to bog GEJ down, did you not swear that the might of the Presidency will crush all in its path? Now you feebly acknowledge defeat via praying some are excluded from the armed forces !!! Need I remind you of Dokpesi will "rot in jail" and the response I gave you? How about "Tinubu is going down" when we told you your tin god is simply taking on folks more sagacious than he is?

You want me to go on to highlight how you never get anything right because you are an emotional empty barrel? A simpleton wanting an ethnic group removed from the armed forces of a sovereign nation? A slowpoke touting "Ihejirika na our blood" in testimony to the foolish notion that the leaders of our armed forces can automatically be trusted to be bigots who will act along sectional lines alone? Dude, shut up !! You are an embarrassment bereft of shame considering how many times you have foolishly gotten it wrong. Learn to keep your silly 'fronting' to new nairalanders who have not had the chance to make a fool of you more times than anyone can count.

Gbawe:
Unfortunately ,  very naive. They don't need to harm GEJ (and I sincerely hope they don't) to take power off him. When the clear identification is made of the 'bogeyman', then everyone is united in forgetting certain things all in aid of removing this 'ogre'. Even recent history showed us how Libyans, Western Nation and the world at large got behind racist rebels controlled by men who have spent their lives in the military like Ghaddafi. No one asked any questions because all agreed Ghaddafi had to go. When all are in agreement, because of suffering everyone can feel with zero "palliatives" in sight, that GEJ has to go, it will be obvious what people power can achieve if harnessed properly.

No one, after circa three months of suffering, for example will hate those who depose GEJ and immediately reinstate subsidy of N240 billion (the original approved NASS figure) limited to the original major marketers while the fraudulent "independent" marketers who swelled subsidy to N1.4 trillions are paraded in public with a clear establishment of how they actually scammed Nigeria, through round tripping, over-invoicing, redirecting locally refined oil back to Nigeria as "imported" fuel. All this done in collaboration with the NNPC  controlled by the Petroleum Minister and the Government of the day. There is far too much slackness , the sort to justify all kinds of "desperate actions for desperate times", going on under GEJ. There will be grave reperrcussions.

savar:
Please Share

Video Footage of Police Officer's Attempt To Snatch Protest Register

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Um4nLLzjxDs

shine12:
There is something called Purchasing Power Parity.if you know that, you wont start this thread.Even without subsidy our petrol should be cheaper.Nigeria is the only country in Opec oil producing countries to import petrol.That is why its is still expensive.If we refine oil at home we are talking about 40naira per litre or slightly higher. But the gangsta cartels wont like that.

debosky:
You told untruths and were called out on it - Petrol is subsidized in Saudi Arabia. If you can't get facts straight, expect to be shown up for the mendacious twit that you are.

debosky:
The predecessor of the NNPC was the NNOC - it was also corrupt and useless. You are completely lacking in any cognitive ability if you feel 'sweeping away' the NNPC is the issue. The issue is corruption - as long as GEJ is actively encouraging corruption and lacks the will to fight it, whatever replaces the NNPC is bound to be corrupt.

debosky:
Then why did your slow self make Aramco as an example? Were you too silly to realise these facts about Saudi before you made your idiotic post? You need to shut up and discuss fishing in rivers because your mental faculties are not useful for anything else.

debosky:
Not only are you dim, thick and daft, you are unable to read - the NNPC has been reshuffled over 4 times in the last 20 years - from the creation of SBUs to Project Pace with no improvement. The issue remains the lack of will on the side of government to tackle corruption.

Painting lipstick on a pig cannot change a pig and that is what your foolish leader is doing.

debosky:
You are quite dim to say this - if the Saudi refineries were buying oil at international market prices, do you think they would be selling petrol that cheaply? Regardless of what you say, the aspects of Saudi Aramco supplying domestic fuel is subsidized.

You are too daft to comprehend the difference between a well run organisation and a corrupt one that is incapable of tying its shoelaces.

The subsidy on petrol is not the problem of the NNPC - it is the lack of will on the side of the government to tackle corruption.