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abelian:Should they leave with all the buildings and equipment? Think carefully about what you are asking for. Lets keep the issue to whether the FG's actions to help are humanitarian or not, its a pretty straightforward argument to have. |
lagcity:Actually, I forgave you when I found you weren't of the same "quality" as demdem. That dude is sooooooooooooooo phucking daft that no IQ scale will accept him. Lolz! It's like he rushes straight out of Idimu-Agege rubbish dump to worry nice folk on NL. Who ever saw a grown man with loads of hair in his arse and yet, no brain? ![]() |
lagcity:If Lagos could enforce its request for help in a law court, it would be an obligation. However, it can't. The FG will help out of humanitarianism, but not because it is obligated to do so. |
Demdem:Is the office building in the constitution? Please confess, I'm sure all this id!ocy gives you headache. My broda, take alagbin, you're too stup!d. ![]() |
Demdem: Dayum! Where is becomerich when his throne is under such severe assault? ![]() Drop the sepe before you post jare! |
lagcity:I'm sure nobody here has said it is a crime. We have only said it is not an obligation (and thats cos Aloy Emeka said it was). Its quite entertaining seeing you cretins running around like there's coals up your arses and your brains are in your armpits. Pure comedy! Lol!!! |
seanet02:That major development proves that Lagos is in charge of its own coastline, not the FG as that 3 legged crab, Eko Ile stated. What can one do to help these dullards think? Its a patient job, and we the smarter ones must continue to teach, teach, teach. ![]() |
News alert! Scientists catch the unfortunate creature called lagcity, they shine stadium lights into his head and. . . find no brain! ![]() |
Demdem:Baby baboon, have you ever seen anything like ecological funds in the constitution? If the FG helps Lagos, it will be purely out of humanitarianism; that is the cold, hard fact. Lagos state has its own govt. Sir, you need to either employ your brain or donate it to science to help with much needed research into the causes of stup!dity. |
maclatunji:Don't make me wanna cry for you. I'm sure his mentor, the late Bin Laden was declared wanted too. |
Eko Ile:Really? So how come Lagos is doing their Eko Atlantic thing? Does it belong to the FG? Daft. |
lagcity:Ya! The truth hurts and thats why you look like something the Klitscko brothers worked on. Totally baffled, confused, dazed and defeated. ![]() Demdem:Ode! "Lagos begs", "Lagos appeals"; all na di same tin. ![]() You do not beg and appeal for your right. You are fast overtaking alj harem in BehindBased reasoning. If the FG helps Lagos, it would be out of humanitarianism, not because it is obliged to. What could be easier than that to understand? Biko nu! Please stop pretending to be daft, you're making me actually believe it! LOL! |
lagcity:The usual anchor of the defeated. Lolzzzzzzzz! |
[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=747584.msg9048764#msg9048764 date=1314809023]dude whether bayelsa or rivers is sinking. the FG needs to support those states where is your brain the SG can not generate enough revenue to stop the ocean[/quote]You can argue that the FG needs to help the states, but it is not an obligation. Is English a difficulty to you, sir? --off topic-- Dude, why don't you change your user name? Alj harem rhymes too much with boko haram. ![]() |
lagcity:Again, Aso Rock and the FCT happen to be FG territory. Dude, Lagos is not. |
Demdem:Why are you tripping all over your own tongue? The single word in bold makes you sound pathetically shallow, guv. . . .Last time I checked, it wasn't an obligation to assist. Shocker! Maybe thats even why Lagos is appealing for help, not demanding? Hmmmmm! I dunno, but these things seem pretty obvious to the evolved mind. Dude whats it like to be sooooooooooooooooooooooo daft? ![]() |
[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=747584.msg9048600#msg9048600 date=1314807840]now i tell u are a really re.tard. so bayelsa that is relatively inland and is above sea level when compare to the world unlike lagos that is 2 meters below sealevel. bayelsa is above sea level really u are indeed a re.tard[/quote]Gaddem! "Bayelsa relatively inland and above sea level when compared to the world!" ![]() Stop eating grass, its bad for your brain. ![]() Dude, you should be spending time rearing cattle instead pretending you can understand discussions on NL. |
gists:Part of the problem is that the UN does not allow shooting on its premises (note that it is like an embassy and out of Nigerian control). The long and short of the matter is that the suicide bomber wasn't shot before he got to his target. If the UN will not allow shooting, then IMHO, ways must be found to slow cars to a crawl before they get anywhere near, maybe put up heavy concrete barriers cars would have to meander around; they will be ugly, but they will save lives. That said, questions must be asked about how the bomber was not arrested beforehand and still able to carry out the attempt. It would seem that info is leaking to boko haram from inside our intelligence agencies. |
lagcity:If you weren't dim, you would know that the land the oil wells are on were 100% seized by the FG. However, the Lagos coastline does not belong to the FG; therefore, the FG can only help out of humanitarianism, not because governing Lagos is the FG's business. |
^ Lol! Mr camel rider, Bayelsa and all coastal states have the same problems as Lagos. But I guess you guys don't read papers on camel back sha. |
texazzpete:Stop being silly. It is not the duty of the FG to save the Lagos coastline; afterall every other state has problems. The FG can pitch in for humanitarian reasons, but not because governing Lagos is part of its remit. |
^ Lol! Why should my simple questions be so annoying to you? Enh bros? How have you come to know Ben Jessy and Chima Orlu that well? How did you determine such intimate details about their families? Are you linked to them? You even have a choice between Jo'burg or Abuja to report yourself. Choose who you like to be interrogated by, SA authorities or SSS officers; I mean life couldn't be cushier! ![]() |
[quote author=Chyz* link=topic=748476.msg9048181#msg9048181 date=1314803944]Maybe you can shed more light on this. 1. Boko Haram stated numerously that its goal was to bring nothern states under a complete sharia governmental system in opposed to the Nigerian Federal Governemental system(secular and non-slamic). With this being said and now that it is agreed that IBB,Atiku, and Buhari are the sponsors, how would blowing up the UN building help there goal of making northern nigeria sharia compliant? Lets also take into consideration that they also said they are not avocates of secession from nigeria. [s]2. Boko Haram are avocates of the strict following of Islamic law. They called for a cease fire before Ramadan. In the quran it states that even in war when at war you stop the retaliatory tactics and stop warring to observe the holy month of ramadan. With that being said, why would you believe that they will wait till a few days before the holy month is over to blow up the UN building? 3. The FBI was used some time back to probe the Jos bombings, i know you havent forgotten that. Why havent we gotten any word out of that? No "findings", nothing. WHen did they leave? Why weren't the Israeli intellegence called in since every mission that they were called in to handle have been a success? Why did FBI go for almost 100% control of the happening? Since the UN was attacked wouldn't make more since to allow or call in others(Israel) to add addition intelligence help? It kind of seems more like one party is out for its interest in this happening and asked for the erradication of any other influences in the investigation, at least that is what one may think. ![]() You see to have some link to the Jonathan administration and i think you a politician as well. I'm suspecting you may actually be Omokri. The characteristics are just too strong to ignore. Not saying you are though. But if you are, maybe you can shed some light on somethings.[/s][/quote]The sponsors of boko haram created a monster that is now out of control and about to swallow them up as well. That answers the the uncancelled paragraph. The cancelled bits are more like some wacky conspiracy tosh. |
Abagworo:You got jokes. |
oyb:Oga, why is a simple question so annoying to you na? How have you come to know Ben Jessy and Chima Orlu that well? How did you determine such intimate details about their families? Are you linked to them? Maybe you need to walk into a Jo'burg office to be interrogated by SA authorities who are looking for these miscreants? You might try the nearest SSS office , tho; its much easier. |
^ Yeah, American drones will follow shortly. Its time for you to shiver and quake. oyb:Why isn't it surprising that you know Ben Jessy and Chima Orlu that well? . . .Even better than Nigerian and SA authorities, you should walk into the nearest SSS office and let the law take its cause. |
^ This is getting rather desperate. ![]() |
^ Power MUST NEVER return to the North. ![]() Not until education is prevalent there and the core-North has chosen new and able leaders. |
wirinet:Funny question. In simple words, boko haram might be getting their wish for their very own Somalia fulfilled quite early. They can prepare to pack their bags earlier than they estimated. Nobody is gonna be feeding them, while they and their admirers blow the place up; lets be reminded that others generated every kobo of the money they live on. |
Abagworo:You think its only Ijaw people? You are funny. |
IMHO, we should rely on the FBI 100%. It seems clear that boko haram has infiltrated our security services. Anyways, its definite that the FBI investigation will show up the kingpins among the rotten eggs in our security services. |
[quote author=aloy-emeka link=topic=747584.msg9047501#msg9047501 date=1314797819]Bull, that means problems that emanate from Borno or Imo should be their problem. This is a natural disaster and can be controlled. Tinubu tried his best to control the ocean but it seems the FG needs to put in more resources to control the surge.[/quote]Exactly. If their governors aren't up to the task, they might as well resign. The FG can help since it has the money, but it surely isn't its duty or its business. |
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