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DrummaBoy:Those like you are dying of foolishness. The people who really believe in the country are building, while your miserable type goes around praying for coups and making death threats. Loser. Your degree of foolishness is enough to cause non-stop weeping by the people in your village that looks like a zoo. Whenever you go back to your state, can you help me catch gorilla's in the managed forest that is your state capital? ![]() |
Sail-Al-Islam is just another demon that will be beaten to death in the streets like his father. |
Pukkah:I can't laugh more at hypocrisy! This state looks much worse than Delta state can ever be. https://thenewsafrica.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/Makoko.jpg https://mdb4.ibibo.com/0045361eea1116c7465645f5fea529c12a081e1425f0b9f5f1d00aa5a87200f0ba585813c7772dac1a1602bc4f0e853cd6e9432fb.jpeg [img]http://www.naijapals.com/modules/naijapals/nigeria?action=dlattach;topic=30114.0;attach=16779;image[/img] |
monkeyleg:There is a delicate ethnic balance that needs to be kept in Delta state. Unfortunately DPP has nothing to take care of such issues, so we might be faced with ethnic conflagration. On the other thread, I suggested that the way out might be to impeach Uduaghan and give Delta an Igbo governor, but would the Itsekiri's have it? Every group in Delta state is heavily armed, we need to think twice. This why I don't talk much about Delta state politics. |
DrummaBoy:You and your family will die. You might not be "sycophants," but you are surely a wretched pack of fools. Thats what happens to those whose wish others evil , simply because political persuasion is different. Go and dream about your coups and other mad stuff, madness is in your genes. Arsehole. |
^ Delta state is very ethnically inflamable, if you are ready to have blood on your conscience, then go ahead. kpogede77:You have raised the most important consideration in the matter. I too keep quiet on Delta issues, because there is a delicate ethnic balance to be maintained which many outsiders are not aware of. Maybe it will be best to impeach him and let his deputy take over, but that depends a lot on the Itsekiri position, cos their slot will be gone prematurely. If Uduaghan is impeached, we have an Igbo governor; they need to be brought into the fold in that state, but it will be to Itsekiri detriment. |
DrummaBoy:You and your family will be killed. |
9jaganja:If you weren't to busy smoking stuff, you would notice that thats actually a newspaper article published by 234Next. Dunce. |
DrummaBoy:I am not interested in Uduaghan, so go lick your smelly arse elsewhere. |
monkeyleg:I keep repeating the single phrase that politics is a practical game. There are reasons why Gani and Soyinka never made any impact when they dipped their feet in. Ogboru lacks the machinery. Period. If posturing as Urhobo people and paying Urhobo thugs to close roads is your idea of credibility, then you might never understand where I am coming from. It is for that same reason you called me an Itsekiri man on the other thread (I am not). I also do not understand what you hope to gain by gathering ethnically bigoted fools like Gbawe. Dude, those are primitive tactics that soil ogboru's name. |
gascoign1: ezme:Do you know the sort of clout my name pulls in Warri? Funny children. If you see me on the streets of Warri, you wouldn't be able to stop greeting, you wouldn't be able to unfreeze yourselves. Anyways, I know you are the bunch of ACN Yoruba people that think they can play on the minds of the one or two id!ots every state has. Keep registering in different names. Fools. |
Demdem:You will remain here flying around like a jealous fool, while the scales are falling off the eyes of the folk in your homestate. Where do you even come from that doesn't look like a zoo compared to Delta state? Jealousy go kill una o! www.nairaland.com/attachments/180447_ROTFLMAO_gif3d0c775232c7f27cf80592785b9635b6
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monkeyleg:Sadly, Ogboru needs PDP to win. Without cross-ethnic backing he will continue to fail, there is no point posturing as Urhobo this or that; in fact, it is other Urhobo's that will stop him. This foolish new ethnic politics being introduced in Delta is just a new way to conjure up failure. Look at the way UYCO has been going on on other threads, your Yoruba ACN fans dancing around this thread know that he represents ethnic bigotry, but then they are bigots and on familiar territory. I will repeat, get your Ogboru into PDP where he can make an impact; not just that, but get a sophisticated machine behind him, not this crude bus to nowhere that you have boarded. Will I work for a man like Ogboru? A firm yes, but nobody will waste their breath on DPP. For the umteenth time, politics is a practical game. The way I see Ogboru going, is him becoming another Buhari, forever contesting and getting bitter because the wrong machinery is backing him; for 2015, we will likely find a decent Igbo man to govern the state. What then for Ogboru? Not even elder statesmanship? Open your eyes and stop wasting your time. |
^ Instead of you ACN clowns to go and mind your losses in Lagos, you are here making id!ots of yourselves. But hey! What better can be expected. Wahaaaayyyyyyyyyyy!!! Its fools day today! All demdem and other fools come out to play!!! Yeah, I don't give a toss about Uduaghan, go suck your pimply arsehole. www.nairaland.com/attachments/180447_ROTFLMAO_gif3d0c775232c7f27cf80592785b9635b6 Otunbakay:Sharap jare! Thugs can only maker foolish threats, it only exposes what you are. Up ACN! Home of thugery! ![]() Buffoon. |
People have seen through ACN and are dissapointed. Voter turnout was very poor, PDP won in some unexpected areas and ACN has been desperately trying to rig. Aregbesola and Tinubu are in full flow at the helm of ACN's rigging. Those from Osun not convinced about the uselessness of their governor should ask where he was yesterday and where he is today. |
[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=788606.msg9408273#msg9408273 date=1319462998]Emma bin oduagan is a product of pdp and there is nothing good that can come from that part startingy from the president to the least councillor in Nigeria.[/quote]If you wanna sing about Uduaghan, thats your call. . . .But about PDP? Just look what happened in Lagos yesterday! Who won the juciest LGA wards? No be PDP? Keep singing your tired song while the man on the street dances to a different tune. |
monkeyleg:Instead of wasting your energy on the internet, do something practical and get Great Ogboru to join PDP. Prof Salibah Mukoro, his fellow revolutionery from the Orkah coup is firmly within PDP. Any other platform is a waste of time in Delta state, PDP is the only party with cross-ethnic reach and representation. Get your man into PDP and we will vote for him. . . Or you can keep shouting to the Moon. |
Otunbakay:Yeah, keep fooling yourself thinking you are making an iota of sense flying around Delta state that is better than yours. You see what happened in Lagos yesterday? ![]() Thats what you call a phucking black eye, teeth knocked out of the mouth and right through the neck. You people are just bush boys, pilots of a sinking ship and babies who don't know where to stick a d.i.ck, the real battle played out in Lagos and will continue playing out right there (and you will continue losing right there, not in Delta state). I de laf ooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!! |
^ I am talking about a way out for Fashola, a gem like him cannot remain in a sinking ship; except he mans up to sieze the mantle, PDP is the only party that can offer him protection from the ACN thugs like Tinubu and Aregbesola. lagerwhenindoubt:The bolded is very correct in todays Nigeria. Having said that, it is the morals of the leader that flows downwards into the party. |
As usual, Aregbesola was in Lagos yesterday, trying to rig the elections there. The people on the street have seen through the whole sham and after being led out to support ACN on ethnically poisonous politics, the people have seen through the massive corruption. The result is massive let down and voter apathy, all this happening much less than a year into the current tenure. There is something wrong with the average Nigerian politician, that their whole talent is put in the service of stealing. I hope yesterday "unevent" in Lagos will open the eyes of NL's fake ethnically driven revolutionaries and callers for coups. Fashola better take the bull by the horns and own that party. What clearer picture does he want? We the people will massively support him, better still, he can join the reborn PDP. |
[size=14pt]Gbawe! Is this the real reason why people didn't vote in your state yesterday? Do you think they cannot see ACN's wickedness? How can you let your people live like this? Gbawe! Do you have a concience?[/size]
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It seems that kerosene is the only thing that will remain subsidised as part of the palliative package for the poor. I lean in the direction of subsidy removal, but want to hear the full package for the poor first. We should all be ready to scrutinise it to make sure its properly targetted and executed. As for riots, there will be none; the labour people don't have a hard stance already seem to be buying in, everyone wants to see the full palliative package before making a position. |
[quote author=Rhino.5dm link=topic=788305.msg9407415#msg9407415 date=1319455802]Guy, chil down. I hope say this NL's thing is not creeping into your real personality? We are all having fun?. BTW, what is it with this your new enlarge fonts?.[/quote]Indeed, I am having fun, but your likes are feeling real pain. Thats why you go around NL, crying Beaf, Beaf, Beaf, Beaf, Beaf, Beaf. You look in your babes eyes and see Beaf caning her, you look at your kids and think that they look like Beaf. Lol! www.nairaland.com/attachments/180447_ROTFLMAO_gif3d0c775232c7f27cf80592785b9635b6 |
monkeyleg:What a phucked up clod. I don't care one bit about Uduaghan, indeed he might not be performing, but Delta state is still miles better than yours. I can see why you are jealous though, is this not your state capital? Like a hole in the ground! ![]() Next thing we will be paying to come and see you guys, like we pay to visit a zoo. https://westafrican.net/ibadan2a.jpg |
[size=14pt]Another fake picture from Congo. Lol! Gbawe! Gbawe! Gbawe! Gbawe! Gbawe! Gbawe! This is your state, there is nothing like this in Delta. Is this not wickedness? Damn! ACN wretch, why are you so wicked to your own people?[/size]
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Demdem:[size=14pt]You are a fool! I don't give a phuck about Uduaghan. You can suck your own arsehole like a lemon each time you see or or hear "Uduaghan," its expected behaviour for halfwits like yourself. I know its reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaallly painful the way I mentally dismantle and discombobulate fully grown cretins and cross-eyed bottom feeders like you. So your whole mind is saturated with "Beaf," sir that is called being mortally injured. [/size]Beaf this, Beaf that! Lolz! Yeah, I'm enjoying your girlfriend and I'm your sons real dad. Hang yourself. ![]() www.nairaland.com/attachments/180447_ROTFLMAO_gif3d0c775232c7f27cf80592785b9635b6 |
igbo boy:Chei! Man pikin no fit laf dis morning! ![]() |
People have seen through the annoying dross we were being sold. There is hope for Nigeria. |
Where is Gbawe?! I'm not yet tired of fiddling with your puny mind , sir! I want to twist, bend and crack your mind, smash it to smitherins; lift you up and then smack you down. . . All for my entertainment, buddy. Pleeeeeease come back, Gbawe! I very badly want to verbally pulverise, bake and reconfigure your rusty unevolved brain; you sorry example of a hominid dunce. How can a grown man like you sit up like a jackass every morning, do a few heehaws. . . Only to think up lies, while scratching the tufts of grey hair in your wrinkly crinkly dusty smelly red arse? ![]() |
[size=14pt]Self employment bug waxes strong as YouWiN! debuts[/size] . Monday, 24 October 2011 00:00 Siaka Momoh It has to be. If not, we may be heading for disaster. The subject of unemployment and the need to endorse the option of self-employment as solution is one that has been close to the heart of this writer for a long time. In Nigeria, every year, over 166, 000 graduates are churned out of our tertiary institutions. These fresh graduates are meant to be absorbed by the employment market. But this is impossible because we do not create 166,000 jobs yearly. So, the natural and best option is creation of new jobs by the self-employed. It was therefore soothing news when Ruqayyatu Ahmed-Rufai, education minister, sometime ago, urged fresh graduates not to depend on white-collar jobs after leaving school, saying government alone could not meet the challenges of unemployment in the country. Ahmed-Rufai, who gave the advice at the 31st convocation ceremony of the Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo, said few vacancies that exist in the civil service could not meet the demands of thousands of fresh graduates searching for gainful employment. She, therefore, charged them to embrace entrepreneurial skills and develop initiatives for self-employment generation, noting that no nation can develop without adequately investing in human capital development. Ahmed-Rufai’s call looks like a precursor to the Federal Government’s new job creation project, Youth Enterprise with Innovation in Nigeria (YouWiN), flagged off few days ago in Abuja. Flagging off the project, President Goodluck Jonathan said “it is designed to tackle youth unemployment in the country. YouWiN! is a project of the Federal Government of Nigeria… supporting innovative business ideas.” Jonathan said his administration was committed to creating job opportunities for the youth by empowering them to become job providers and not job seekers, saying the YouWin programme conceived for the purpose aims to create between 80,000 and 110,000 sustainable good jobs over the next four years. The president explained: “In the course of the campaign for the April 2011 elections, I identified unemployment as one of our biggest challenges that we must address to unlock our vast potential. My concern is, let’s identify those that have potential so that we can empower them. This year, when we met in Malabo, it was discovered that Africa was one of the continents where youth population is very high. In the United States of America and other continents they have population control measures, especially in the area of child bearing, but we discovered that in Africa there are no such control measures. “And I believe that at that rate we will be able to create jobs faster. And that was why when we created the budget for this year we set aside a N50 billion fund for job creation. Today, we have come up with this programme to see how we can help the young people who have the creative ability and turning such creative ability into money.” He called on state governors and the National Assembly to collaborate with the Federal Government to expand the programme. Earlier, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, minister of finance, stated that the scheme was not all about winning the competition, but focusing on empowering those with good business ideas to put them into use, while those without good ideas would undergo training to grow their businesses. According to her, “you know that unemployment is a big problem in Nigeria. We thought it was not all about talking, but getting things done. It was a challenge for us trying to come up with some ideas; we are trying to do something that’s been done in other parts of the world. We want to empower our youth to start thinking of how to create jobs, not how to get a job.” YouWin! is a business plan competition aimed at job creation by encouraging and supporting entrepreneurial youth in Nigeria to develop and execute business ideas. http://www.businessdayonline.com/NG/index.php/entrepreneur/my-business/28902-self-employment-bug-waxes-strong-as-youwin-debuts |
Tinubu, who arrived the venue of the polling centre in the morning, caused a stir when he bluntly told electoral officers conducting the exercise that he was not with his voter card and that the officials should allow him to vote.Lol! The chief rascal and the undisputed king of fraud has only acted true to his unpolished type. An agbero to the core! The man should have voted with a "Toronto" voters card from Oluwole. |
African leaders have a disease that makes them amass things that they actively dissuade from being manufactured in their own countries. I love the Chinese way of dealing with corruption, the family buys the bullet that will pop the criminals brains through their forehead. |
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