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Politics › Re: Why Senate Should Impeach GEJ – Melaye by Beaf: 5:44pm On Jul 05, 2012
@honeric01
The pack of fools that feels I'm too intelligent for them to cope with is growing. Lolzzz!
Every thread becomes an avenue for them to freely express their mental impairments by going personal.

What a bunch of losers!
All hail fools! grin grin grin
Programming › Re: Do You Need To Be A Math Guru To Be A Good Programmer by Beaf: 5:39pm On Jul 05, 2012
lordZOUGA: in programming, what kind of algorithm does not require loops and conditionals?? or decision making...?. They might be proved mathematically but to implement them, you must iterate and decide..
Simple as ABC. cool
Politics › Re: Why Senate Should Impeach GEJ – Melaye by Beaf: 5:33pm On Jul 05, 2012
uzomagic: Melaye's rant is totally understood. Coming from somebody who lost in his bid to be a part of the government. But looking at the substance of his assertion, it is obvious that the agony of his separation from the corridors of power have left him a bitter, deranged and confused man. While I concede that criticising the current administration has become the favorite pastime losers who cannot get power thru the ballot but suggesting the President's impeachment amounts to a new level of absurdity.
It gets him on the front pages and on TV. As GEJ says, badmouthing govt is big business.
There would be absolutely nothing wrong with badmouthing, if the person doing actually proffered superior solutions (or just any solution at all), sadly the badmouthers are simply rabble rousing loudmouths 99.99% of the time.
All they want is a piece of the pie. Dino Melaye's crazed rant is a sure sign that the man is broke and in need of a handout from whoever or wherever.
Politics › Re: LOTT`S Daughter: President Goodluck Jonathan Second Wife by Beaf: 5:25pm On Jul 05, 2012
Some old folk are stunningly shameless!
Shouldn't age go with wisdom? embarassed
Politics › Re: Why Senate Should Impeach GEJ – Melaye by Beaf: 5:04pm On Jul 05, 2012
jason123: Its so funny how all of you registered on Nairaland around the same time ( between 19th to 30 of june 2012). Bloody paid agents!!! angry angry angry
I'm sure all you fools simply retort "paid agents," because you are neither intelligent enough, nor have the morals to contribute to any topic without being logically discombobulated.
You come across as unwashed animals, NURTW types who assault our refined intellects with your crass stup!dity and contort Nairaland into a fools paradise.

Contribute with intelligence or shut the phuck up. angry
Politics › Re: Why Senate Should Impeach GEJ – Melaye by Beaf: 4:59pm On Jul 05, 2012
This is the same Dino Melaye dancing outside at the news of Farouks problems.
Now he is involved in twisting the truth too. What a clown!
Maybe dollars don enter cap again, jare! grin grin grin

www.nairaland.com/attachments/730845_melaye_jpg273a6063d7958ef0900d30aae7dabeba
Politics › Re: Why Senate Should Impeach GEJ – Melaye by Beaf: 4:56pm On Jul 05, 2012
This is just another silly shot at cheap publicity. Was it not the same Dino Melaye who danced in public at the news of Farouks misfortunes?
Why then is he suddenly changing tune?

Personally, I'm sick and tired of the shipwreck called the House of Rep and all its inhabitants, from Farouk to Dino Melaye. They are all criminals with consciences for sale to the highest bidder.
Politics › Re: Farouk V Otedola - By Festus Keyamo by Beaf: 8:59am On Jul 05, 2012
Jenams: Ђδω on earth will a single man represent a full federal constituency for †ЂΞ past 12year? Are they so daft I̶̲̥̅̊n ∂α† part? Dis is anoda issue ∂α† makes farouk even more guilty of corruption! Jesus!
I keep saying that the demand for accountability should start from the grassroots, get any politician close to you thats not delivering and burn their phucking house down.
Politics › Re: Farouk V Otedola - By Festus Keyamo by Beaf: 8:47am On Jul 05, 2012
onthefence: Well, well, well. Look who is commenting on a piece by Sahara Reporters. Times are indeed changing.
Fail.

The article is carried by several newspapers. It was not written by Sahara Reporters. Eg:
http://www.elombah.com/index.php/special-reports/11795-farouk-stop-that-dance-of-shame-now-by-festus-keyamo

Please, can you clowns stop reducing this forum to a place where you constantly express foolisness? There is a topic to attend to, deal with it, and simply leave me out of your NURTW style crap; I'm above you and above such. Thank you.
Politics › Re: Justice Aloma Mariam Mukhtar : Nigeria’s First Female Chief Justice: A Profile by Beaf: 8:11am On Jul 05, 2012
VolvoS60: ^^^If I didn't know you better, Beaf, I would have taken the bait. but i'm not biting. grin
Cut out the patronising attitude.
You don't know me, just as I don't know you, bruv.

VolvoS60: Pronouns are often used when referring to nations. The Russians often refer to "Mother Russia". Nigerians and Germans refer to "the fatherland". Is that sexist?

The personal pronoun "she" is also used to refer to inanimate objects (products of superior craftsmanship) like yachts, ships, automobiles etc. Is that sexist too?

Beaf, your "gender neutrality" arguement is a sideshow, a distraction. The real issue here is whether your principal can take the "credit" for "recommending" the appointment of Justice Aloma Mukhtar as CJN. And from the look of things, he cannot.
If you do not see gender neutrality as a fundamental issue, then you are missing a really massive viewpoint. Our society is primitive, that is why we can accept such.
Again, the primitive nature of our society is due to the lack of thoroughness in even the smallest things; I cannot imagine any other country, but Nigeria having a constitution that refers to the occupant of a post as "he," instead a gender neutral term. The only countries where such might be acceptable are truly primitive places; the likes of Saudi Arabia where women are not allowed to drive or vote; Swaziland, where all brea'sts belong to King Mswati etc.
A constitution is a country's blueprint, its DNA.

As for whether GEJ can take the credit for putting a woman forward, there is little anybody can do about it. All counter arguments have been k-legged, wobbly, easily killed, buried, torpedoed, marooned and destroyed; empty sentiment is no alternative. Its been done, dusted and marked as a historical moment invoked by GEJ. cool

https://www.nairaland.com/982020/justice-aloma-mariam-mukhtar-nigeria/1#11333319
Politics › Re: Justice Aloma Mariam Mukhtar : Nigeria’s First Female Chief Justice: A Profile by Beaf: 7:29am On Jul 05, 2012
VolvoS60: ^^^Beaf,


Come on!

You are having a laugh. I can see you want to argue today. . .

It is one thing to argue about the very serious problems we have with the Nigerian constitution (at least I agree with you on this point - that document bequeathed by a clique of usurping brasshats is deeply flawed). It is another thing to argue about the failure to use 'gender neutral' pronouns in the same document. I assure you that the second argument diminishes the first.
Guy, when people fail the most obvious tests, what do you think will happen with more technical areas? It is a highly significant error for a law document not to be gender neutral, in fact, it casts the entire Nigerian system as primitive and intellectually woebegun (any surprises when you look at our society and state of development embarassed). It is a very serious and shameful issue (deliberate or not).

Those buffoons that huddled together to generate such crap evidently never had women in their minds as equal to men, talkless of possessing the slightest modicum of sophistication and sense of propriety. That hints at a massive raft of other issues; some of which we are witnessing, while others are laying in wait like primed bombs.

That constituition is the root of all our problems, it is at the root of the chaos that riddles our society. You cannot build a solid structure on a foundation of sand. In many other ways than being sexist, our constitution is simply a stup!d collection of words that are accelerating our decent into the abyss.
Politics › Re: I Will Meet Boko Haram Members For Dialogue – Dasuki by Beaf: 7:09am On Jul 05, 2012
Anybody that compares the Niger Delta militancy to boko haram is an uncultured bastard.
Politics › Re: Pastor Bakare Hits Harder: “down, Down Jonathan” by Beaf: 7:07am On Jul 05, 2012
^
Yes, I am being paid by your family and village elders.

Dunce.
Politics › Re: NNPC Claims CBN Operates A Secret Account by Beaf(op): 7:01am On Jul 05, 2012
Jyde89: Seeing beaf as the poster of this news, i was looking for GEJ, but the only names i keep hearing was CBN and NNPC, so i was wondering how this would benefit GEJ, now i understand, u r trying to tell us dt GEJ papacy is more revealing....? Mtcheeeew, GEJ would still be the one taking the lion share of the new found loothing well...
You will continue to see GEJ even when you look at your babe; thats what being stup!d and consumed by hatred does to you.
Some of you are daft beyond belief. embarassed

Mofo, the topic is about the CBN amd NNPC running secret accounts from 2002(and likely, before), if all you can see are some id!otic phantom angles, then you've got real and bloody deep problems.
Why do we have to deal with so many fools on NL for goodness sake?! Its become like a plague now!
Politics › Re: I Will Meet Boko Haram Members For Dialogue – Dasuki by Beaf: 6:52am On Jul 05, 2012
The only good reason to negotiate with boko haram is to gather them together and kill the bastards. angry
NYSC › Re: NYSC Redeploys Corps Members From Troubled States by Beaf: 6:41am On Jul 05, 2012
But while Governor Rauf Aregbesola of Osun State Wednesday reminisced on the primary objectives of the scheme, which is to promote unity, his Ogun State counterpart, Senator Ibikunle Amnosun, decided that the security concerns in the country call for intensified martial arts training for corps members so they can defend themselves at critical times.
Mr airconditioned footbridge again?! shocked shocked shocked shocked

Politics › Re: Justice Aloma Mariam Mukhtar : Nigeria’s First Female Chief Justice: A Profile by Beaf: 6:23am On Jul 05, 2012
tayo4me: In your mind now, you av said something! I can't waste my time replying AN ADULT who has chosen to be blinded by the actions of a fellow human being nd unnecessarily praise him.

If this is what u consider 'feather to a cap' then I'm really sorry for you!
All hail the apprentice lawyer! Lol!
My sister, you are too young to have a hating heart. Give praise where it is due (hail GEJ, ma), and come across in arguments like someone who is high minded; afterall, law (which you claim to be studying) is for high minds.

VolvoS60: Beaf,

undecided

You can't be serious about the constitution excluding women from being appointed as CJN, simply because of the word 'he' used in the relevant section.
The use of the word, "he" in the constitution is patently sexist and an insult to all women and girls.
It only goes to show that the constitution was produced by unwashed Neanderthals and belly crawlers. As the standard for a country, our constitution falls well short, that word "he," in a document that should be gender nuetral, only points to much deeper issues elsewhere (and they are legion).
We are better off ripping the phucking thing to pieces and burning every last piece; it isn't even fit enough to wrap suya with.
Sports › Re: Mario Balotelli Expecting A Baby With Ex Raffaella Fico by Beaf: 6:07am On Jul 05, 2012
doublecross: what the hell do you take europe to be? heaven? o hell no. look at this guy, be frank with yourself....does he look 21?
He might not look 21, but that is his age. It is impossible to do that fake age rubbish in Europe, you cannot even do it in most parts of Africa.
I don't blame you for misunderstanding, though, cos Nigeria is an unbelievably lawless place. You have to spend a few years outside the country to appreciate what I'm saying.
Christianity Etc › Re: 13 Bloodlines Of The Illuminati by Beaf: 5:00am On Jul 05, 2012
diluminati: Fritz is still in prison? Heard he was arrested for no reason.
I would loooooooooooooooooooooooove to start a bloodline with you.
For 40 days and 40 nights, I will make you behold the heavens open and see visions of oo la la!
No be small sontin o!
Pregnancy efry Sunday, new bouncing baby boy efry Friday! grin

Working, working, working hard all day and all night! Lol!
Politics › Re: House Subsidy Probe: FG Won't Prosecute Or Charge Those Indicted - Adoke by Beaf: 4:50am On Jul 05, 2012
“The report of the committee which is a fact finding committee will be studied and given to relevant agencies of government but [b]it [/b]will not prosecute or take legal action against the person or persons indicted by the report,”
Bro, it should be quite clear to you that "it" highlighted above is ambiguous, since the quote was taken out of context. The highlighted "it" certainly does not refer to the EFCC which has already been publicly mandated to prosecute all subsidy fraudsters.

Stop being mischievious.
Politics › Re: NNPC Claims CBN Operates A Secret Account by Beaf(op): 2:24am On Jul 05, 2012
oiseworld: winsh kind one be dis again ? Secret account for who? By who? To who?

This Gej administration has been very revealing. All these secret things have been on for so long but they are been covered up. Now that we are getting to know, people like buhari would start shouting " this govt is the most corrupt" trying to score cheap points.

More revelations pls.
My broda, na so we see am o!
Many murky dealings of the past are now being revealed. God alone knows why anybody would have been running our oil proceeds through a secret account.
What makes this matter most fearful is that both the CBN and NNPC are vigourously disowning it, there must be something really deep and dark crawling about under the covers.

Who knows how many other secret bank accounts there are littering the place? embarassed
Politics › Re: Pastor Bakare Hits Harder: “down, Down Jonathan” by Beaf:
[size=46pt]Tunde Bakare is a false prophet.[/size] angry
Jokes Etc › Re: CBN Releases New Currency by Beaf: 2:00am On Jul 05, 2012
Up CBN!
I will send TJ to collect my own, jare! grin
Politics › Re: States with The Best Infrastructure In Nigeria by Beaf: 1:58am On Jul 05, 2012
Dhelake: xo funny, u dnt knw d diff btwn Salary and Allocation
Your governors salary comes from your state allocation. You can now start laughing at ya sef! Lol!
Politics › Re: Justice Aloma Mariam Mukhtar : Nigeria’s First Female Chief Justice: A Profile by Beaf: 1:55am On Jul 05, 2012
hoyehdiran: DAMN GEJ apologist...wake up 4rm ur slumber dude.. Live a life worthy of emulation
DAMN STUP!DITY apologist, you obviously have no brains to argue a point. Where do they find you people? Dugbe market? embarassed

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