₦airaland Forum

goon:
Beaf, Why must you engage yourself n catastrophic lying just to prove your hatred for The Progressives ( ACN ). Your antics are now clear so i suggest you use another rare method to express your hatred for the Party.

Na wa o! Keep deceiving yourself that no one can see the dust, cobwebs and rot. It is really disgraceful that all you can think about is protecting ACN where there has been an assault.
Dude, slapping people is not what is done in the civilised World. Thank you.

DrummaBoy:
Beaf
What are we saying what are you saying
SA resigns or not?
Wetin concern Great Ogboru for dis matter?

Never bump into topics where your ignorance shines like stadium lights.

hooged:
@op did aregbesola snatch your mother or your girlfriend ? This hatred and immaturity is just too much for a sane' human being . Go get a job

Lol! I would have thought you would take time out to castigate a man that slaps women, his subordinates and even a gentleman Fashola. But what can one expect from Aregbesola's followers? Like leader, like follower; all supporters of generous slapping.

Or is it just that you don't like this pic?

[img]https://www.nairaland.com/attachments/552979_anti-slap_jpg50ae71a522ed4f3c3955d7be43a13e6c[/img]

afam4eva:
PDP cannot topple an ACN government in Lagos state anytime soon. They had their chance years back when Late Funsho Williams took on Tinubu. is not for the unfortunate death of Funsho Williams, he should have been the current Lagos state Governor.

Joe Igbokwe is not scared for Fashola, he is scared that ACN could lose massively to PDP in the forthcoming LG elections. There has been a lot of anger, fighting and killings within ACN over the imposition of candidates for the Lagos LG elections. Just this week, several were killed at an ACN rally.

. . .[size=14pt]hundreds of aggrieved members of the Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN[/size], yesterday,  stormed the party secretariat in Ogba, Lagos State House of Assembly, Alausa, and took to the major streets in Isolo Local Government Area to protest alleged imposition of candidates.
. . .
women and men, including traditional cult, popularly known as “Osugbo” [size=14pt]trooped to the streets to invoke evil spirits at a junction called “Orita Esu” (devil’s junction)[/size] in Isolo with various placards to show their grievances against the imposition of one Shamsudeen Olaleye, against the popular choice of Mojeed Adam as the party’s candidate for the coming council poll.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/09/council-poll-protest-rocks-lagos-over-%E2%80%98imposition-of-candidates%E2%80%99/

No!

Bawss1:
Any idea what is being sacrificed for this fund? I'm just curious.

Illegality is the only thing being sacrificed. There were no laws governing the past structure (Excess Crude), therefore it was considered illegal by all comers.
The governors on the other hand saw this as a free for all to demand and divide, because the constitution has loopholes that entitles them to the ECA money; therefore, the country could never make any real savings or foreign investments.

The shiny brand new SWF is fully ring-fenced from any greedy paws by law (hence the governors are upset) and ties very neatly into the other economic and strategic plans of the FG, notably the Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB).
One of the principal thrusts of the PIB is to break up the NNPC into several units that will all generate profits, rather than being the current budgetry sinkholes they are. One of the units of the split NNPC will be a drilling and prospecting company that will vie for business (prospecting, drilling and refining) across the Globe; much of such forays will be initially financed by the SWF; when the company is properly up and running, some of its profits will serve to drive the SWF.

The above is just a small example from the oil sector alone. Along with GEJ's new local content laws, we will see oil begin to work for the country for the first time in our 51 year history. Before now Shell and its likes simply drilled whatever quantity of oil they wanted, gave us any figure for number of barrels drilled, got paid without Nigerian involvement and that what it.
Slaves in our own land.

The SWF will help power all sorts of investments in every kind of field. Nigeria could, for example, invest in a high tech chip manufacturing plant in Hong Kong and filter the technology back home; we could even use our fund as aggressively as the Chinese use theirs and wholly buy up high tech companies all over the Globe. Before you know it, Nigeria would be a developed nation. We have the money to buy that for ourselves, in fact we have had it for decades, its just that we have also lacked visionary leaders for decades.

Well done GEJ, we be luv'n the Fresh Air!

[quote author=A-40 link=topic=595435.msg9384747#msg9384747 date=1319138563]I do think the Ham gets unfairly penalized at times that i wont deny sha

Dont mind Beaf he is only living up to his name[/quote]What d'you mean, bruv? The only thing I deslike about Vettel is his rude finger. Lol!
I just think he is far from the other crop of good drivers like Lewis, Alonso etc. Na crime be dat?

koruji:
Hmmmmmm. . . You won't see Beaf come to the rescue of his state now.

Instead, he is busy collecting money to propaganda against a gov. seeking to better his people - BY EMPLOYING YOUTHS , I MIGHT ADD.

Sharrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrap dia! Your governor is an animal that goes around slapping women and slapping gentlemen like Fashola.

@topic
It would be better for Great Ogboru to join PDP just before 2015.

[quote author=kunle_j link=topic=786381.msg9387635#msg9387635 date=1319188508]who introduced six Geo-political region and for what purpose?
who instituted NDDC?
Who gave he SS hope of Presidency (infact what they were not looking for)?
Baba tried in his time, the ss should be grateful to him

Please, the f o o ls on this thread should fk off, Nigerians forget too early[/quote]Yes, Obj created the foundations for a more equitable Nigeria. That is something we must never sweep under the carpet, whatever his weaknesses might be, it is a mega achievement that so far is unequaled.

koruji:
@Beaf
I see. This is the cryptonite of your super-squealer on NL.

--Beaf saunters in, spots the pot bellied koruji balancing on his lil thin k-legs--
--Cool, precise, deadly. . . Beaf lets off a single gold plated 9mm round--
--Obituary! --

Nayah:
Blyss my sister how are you? no don't be pessimistic my dear we young generation are the KEY!
Laila as I just said, we can't give up our mother, can do this to your mother? whatever it takes, we fight for her!

Beaf lol don't die!

What will stop me dying? Will you take pity on an admiring soul and waft your mysteries my way?
You are more beautiful than the morning dew, alluring, sensitive, intelligent. . . Wickedly curvy.

I feel my pulse weakening!

@worldbest
Have you done any reading about possibilities with Windows 8? It allows you to build native apps with HTML 5; if you haven't, download it and give it a whirl.
It should help you position your target market in ways you might not yet have thought possible.

In the meantime, Kubica's future seems doubtful:

[size=14pt]Renault ready to wait longer for Kubica[/size]

Lotus Renault team boss Eric Boullier extends deadline for star driver Robert Kubica, as Rubens Barrichello joins list of 2012 hopefuls.
The Lotus Renault GP team has revealed that it is prepared to wait a little longer to see if star driver Robert Kubica can prove that he is fit enough to return to the F1 arena in 2012

The Pole had originally been told that he had until the middle of the month to convince team principal Eric Boullier that he had recovered sufficiently from injuries sustained in a rally accident last February, but that deadline has now been extended by at least another couple of weeks to allow Kubica time to test himself in a simulator.

The former Canadian Grand Prix racewinner had been setting impressive times in pre-season testing with the radically-designed R31 when he suffered serious injuries to his right arm and leg after crashing during the Ronde di Andora rally in Italy. He was lucky to escape with his life after a section of guard rail penetrated the cockpit of his car, but faced several major operations and a lengthy period of recuperation before he could even think about climbing back into an F1 cockpit.

Despite the uncertainty over Kubica's fitness, however, Boullier insists that he wants to give the Pole every chance to be a part of the Lotus Renault line-up in 2012, despite having alternatives queuing at his door.

"The new deadline is the end of October - and maybe even longer," he told Germany's motorsport-total.com, "It seems that [the deadline is always moving] but, if Robert can go back to F1, then I want him to drive for us, so I have to give him a chance. We will be flexible to the point where we cannot."

Boullier admitted, however, that the deadline could not be extended indefinitely, as it was not in the interest of the team to keep procrastinating. With Bruno Senna and Vitaly Petrov currently in its cars, and the likes of Romain Grosjean and, more recently, Rubens Barrichello, being linked to the Enstone squad, the Frenchman knows that he needs to make a decision before too long.

"I will not act against the interests of the team," he promised, "If I see that something is going wrong with next year's driver line-up, we must make a decision. However,
I spoke recently with [Kubica's manager] Daniele Morelli and they are very confident that Robert will return, which is good to hear."

Petrov, Senna and Grosjean are all hopeful of filling the one seat that may remain alongside Kubica, should he return, with the current line-up able to bring backing from Russia and Brazil respectively, but Barrichello's name is a surprise inclusion in the mix. The veteran is currently struggling to improve the Williams team, and may find himself ousted for younger talent, but refuses to admit that his time in F1 is at an end

"Whatever it takes, wherever it is, I want to be racing next year," he told AFP prior to last weekend,s Korean Grand Prix, "I am talking to the whole paddock and the situation here is no different, they know what I would like to have next year - and the only thing I would like to have next year is a competitive car."

Barrichello is currently the most experienced F1 pilot of all time, having made his debut with the Jordan team in 1993, and has 319 starts to his name. His eleven race wins came largely with Ferrari, before he enjoyed a swansong season with Brawn GP in 2009, winning two grands prix as team-mate Jenson Button headed to the world title.

http://www.crash.net/f1/news/174192/1/renault_ready_to_wait_longer_for_kubica.html

Hope he gets back to the sport.

kai! This Nayah babe is back, she turns my poor lil brain into jelly, makes me poor knee's knock like the Western railway.
I can't even concentrate on the topic! I go die o!

DOGI DOPE:
@CONBEAF,it is true i was there when fashola was slapped by aregbesola,all of us were expecting fashola to slap his own back,but to our surprise he prostrated and said EKO O NI BA JE O and all of us shouted O BA JE TI.

Hmmm! Said like a true RASCAL and Aregbe disciple. Like leader, like follower, nutin do you!

I now look forward to his next "messianic" article. Thieves and scoundrels seem to write those quite well these days.

2mch:
Simple maintenance issue. They should not lie about poor dam designs to give out contracts to "build" the same dams. I have seen some and it is poorly maintained.

Welcome.

Next vulture please!!

oyb:
ridiculous

most of the hydroelectric  dams (jebba, shiroro, kainji ) are over 20 years old

daft ediots

sort of like someone saying a 1978 nissan bluebird is badly designed.


only in nigeria, these commitees of foools and stark illiterates will not kill us

thats artisan mentality, rubbishing the work of the people who were there before you

But hasn't GEJ been there since October 1st 1960?

Mundu. Olodo.

Where is Gbawe to come and defend the despicable actions of the Reps? GEJ must have made a mistake to remove those corruption mongers from the ports.

[size=14pt]Nigeria: Outrage Trails Representatives' Move to Return NAFDAC, SON to Ports[/size]
Bayo Amodu
20 October 2011

IT emerged on Tuesday that the House of Representatives is making moves to return some of the government agencies evicted about two weeks ago from the nation's seaports to their former positions. But operators and stakeholders in the nation's maritime sector have warned that such move would be vehemently rejected.

The House directed the Joint Committees on Health, Industry and Drug and Narcotics to investigate the withdrawal of the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) and Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) from the nation's seaports.

The committee is expected to submit its findings to the House within two weeks. However, speaking with The Moment in a telephone interview yesterday, a prominent freight forwarder, Lucky Amiwero said the lawmakers should concentrate on making laws that would lead to the advancement of the country and not laws that causes commotion.

According to him, what the minister of finance said was not just a directive but a very clear position of the law. He said, 'the statement of the minister stands legally.

Decree 61 of 1999 Constitution Section 1A and B is very clear. It is an Act of parliament. If they want to negate the directive of the president, they should first make a move that will cancel the decree.'

Speaking further, Ami-wero said the lawmakers cannot succeed with any plan to take the nation backward because the law did not bar the agencies from coming to the ports but that the Customs can invite them if their services are needed through a written notification.

'They don't have the legal right to go to the ports and stay there without being invited.'

Also, the President Association of Nigeria Licensed Customs Agents (ANCLA), Olayiwola Shittu, said the new development is an indication that all the people that were removed from the ports are all making efforts to come back adding that they can be effective in their work without staying permanently at the ports.

Shittu also said there is an existing law which stipulates which agency of government has the responsibility to permanently maintain security at the port.

'That law has not been abrogated and if the lawmakers wants to break the law by themselves good luck to them'. He added that if the Federal Government succumbs to the National Assembly, it would continue to be business as usual at the port which will not augur well for the Nigerian port development.

He, however, said it takes the political will of the government to determine whether they will scale through. An importer who spoke on the condition of anonymity said the agencies have been contributing to the delay at the ports and should not be allowed to come back.

'Which kind of country is this? We make one step forward, ten steps backwards. The major problem with the port is corruption. People that will not benefit from multiple agencies at the ports are at work but we will resist any move to take us backwards,' he said.

President Goodluck Jonathan on October 10 approved the withdrawal of 10 government agencies from the country's seaports for non compliance with international best practices.

But the House of Representativesat a plenary on Tuesday arrived at a resolution which emanated from a motion by Rep. Uzor Azubuike (PDP-Abia), and which was unanimously adopted to investigate the directive of the president.

Leading the debate, Azubuike noted that it would be out of place to eject relevant agencies like NAFDAC and SON from the ports in view of the fight against fake and adulterated drugs.

He urged members of the House to support the motion in order to allow the agencies perform their constitutional duties at the ports.

Rep. Joseph Haruna (CPC Nasarawa), who supported the motion, argued that the agencies' role was crucial to the fight against fake drugs in the country.

'I think that NAFDAC should remain at our borders to check substandard goods coming into the country,' he said.

Rep. Femi Gbajabiamila (ACN Lagos), the Minority Leader, suggested a review of laws guiding the operations of the agencies to check the rate at which the executive arm of government took decisions on them.

He noted that the mere proposal of motions on the floor of the House would not have much effect. Rep. Asita Honourable (PDP Rivers) said that there was a need for the executive arm to explain to the House why the decision was taken.

He said that what government ought to do now was to strengthen the agencies instead of withdrawing them from the seaports.

Mr, Leo Ogor (PDP-Delta), the Deputy Leader, argued that in as much as there was a need to discourage physical inspection at our ports, withdrawing the agencies could be detrimental

http://allafrica.com/stories/printable/201110200565.html

[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=785442.msg9383455#msg9383455 date=1319128057]One question Dayokanu

why is tinubu dressing like Awolowo, is it that he needs to be awolowo first before he can implement good services for the people of the SW region ?

Did Awolowo dress like Sango or oranmiyan before he could rule ?

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wtf  [/quote]www.nairaland.com/attachments/180447_ROTFLMAO_gif3d0c775232c7f27cf80592785b9635b6www.nairaland.com/attachments/180447_ROTFLMAO_gif3d0c775232c7f27cf80592785b9635b6www.nairaland.com/attachments/180447_ROTFLMAO_gif3d0c775232c7f27cf80592785b9635b6

I'm waiting for the usual crew to come and blame GEJ for "designing" the dams (including Kainji).

luluosas:
I just hope GEJ listen to the voice of reason. If he fails to, it will forever be on RECORD that, the first time a Niger Deltan mouthed the Leadership of Nigeria, the entity called Nigeria collapse. May God postpone the evil day now.

I wonder what there is to be proud of in Nigeria. Is it the fact that you slowpokes ( ) cannot even pay for your own shiit without recourse to oil? Let the place dissolve, who really cares? You will only be doing us a favour and picking up the begging bowl as the new Somalia.

sheyguy:
battle hardened like the previous ND struggle abi? Lol
and please stop changing stance every minute u suported that thread

Changing stance? Thats only happening in your head.

The only known name is Dr. Faseun and we know he represents OPC.
But, how come nobody has ever heard of any of the following?

Ethnic Nationalities of Nigeria, CENN, comprising Igbo Youths Congress, IYC, Ijaw Izon Community in Lagos, IZC, Supreme Egbesu Assembly, SEA, Arewa Youths Congress, AYC, Niger/Delta Student Council, National Coalition of Arewa United Association, NCAUA

Damn!
They must be his cooks, gardeners and sundry carpenters / bricklayers.

The "brother leader" was found hiding in a hole. Lol!

The BBC has spoken to the boy that captured Gaddafi. He was found hiding in a hole in the middle of Sirte. His words were simply, "don't shoot."
Phucking coward.

He is presently receiving treatment in Misrata.

[size=14pt]Reuters, Al Jazeera: A wounded Moammar Gadhafi arrested[/size]
By Douglas Stanglin, USA TODAY Updated 2m ago

https://i.usatoday.net/communitymanager/_photos/on-deadline/2011/10/20/Gadhafix-large.jpg
Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi, shown here in 2009 at a ceremony in Rome, has reprotedly been captured, according to Reuters and Al Jazeera.

CAPTIONBy Riccardio De Luca, APReuters quotes Abdel Majid of the Libyan transitional government as saying that a wounded Moammar Gaddafi has been captured.

Update at 7:28 a.m. ET: Former Libyan minister of information Ali Errishi tells Al Jazeera that top officials in the National Transitional Council have confirmed Gadhafi's capture.

The Reuters reports says that Gadhafi was wounded in both legs.

Al Jazeera quotes an NTC official as saying only that a "high-profile target" has been captured.

The report come as the transitional government says it has seized Gadhafi's hometown of Sirte.

Original post: Libyan TV channels are reporting the arrest of Moammar Qaddafi in his hometown of Sirte, Al Alibya reports. There has been no official confirmation.

Al Arabiya, quoting medics, also reports that ousted defense minister Abu Bakr Yunis has been found dead in the city, which was one of the last strongholds of Gadhafi loyalists.

http://content.usatoday.com/communities/ondeadline/post/2011/10/al-arabiya-libyan-tv-reports-gadhafi-arrested/1

Very nice development. The animal actually used jet fighters to attack protester before NATO put a stop to it.

redsun:
How can i mistake a nappy headed animal like u for a member of my noble descent, beaf? You are an epitome of nigerian ill,that is why u are typical

If your ancestry is not "nappy headed," are they white? Dude, you're smoking too much gbuf today!
All black people have "nappy hair." Are you now so doped that you are racist against yourself? Na wa o!

It is becoming increasingly difficult to find any reasonable topics in the foreign section, because a pack of deluded conspiracy theory addled fools have taken over the place and spam the board with childish nonsense.

Is there no mod to kick their furry arses unto the high road to hell?

Na so madness tek de start.

And of course, they want more money from the FG, while only manufacturing sand and almajiri's at an industrial scale.
. . .And lest I forget, 13 year old "brides" from Egypt.

dannie04:
so if person be policeman when bomb blow e go first jump enter go die una just they make me vex
if a policeman take cover because say na unexpected thing then he still come back arrest one of them they ironical na wa for una oo

Yes, that is exactly what we want our police to do. Otherwise, the backward baboons can also drink otapiapia for "short-cut."
Doing that will help us replace the bribe sipping murafuka's with a genuine, modern and well trained force (bera still, state police).

blacksta:
Rather than make conjecture statement -Please learn to back up your statement with picture evidence or similar .

Pictorial evidence of Aregbesola slapping people? You're funny o!
You can personally get that evidence by holding a placard outside Aregbe's house. See if he won't daze you with some blinding slaps that will join your ear to your nose.

Olodo. Like leader, like follower.

@topic
Welldone GEJ! The Fresh Air is already causing jealousy among the losers, so they come only to abuse.