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I hope all sorts of birds of the night are not going to begin flying around, spreading beer palour tales. "Chemical 1" sounds very much like a name the unknown Dr. Olapade Agoro from an equally unknown political party made up in his bedroom. Nigerians tell too many tales. |
^ Lol! Nice one! oyb is suffering from his usual morality deficit. |
koruji:"Tenure elongation?" LOL!!! Oga, don't sink to the level of the many dishonest folk that parambulate NL, you're way above that and I am one of your admirers. Back to the mad one, Aregbesola and his "dry season farming." What exactly does "dry season farming" mean? Unu go wound pesin wit laf o! ![]() There is nothing ground breaking or visionary about providing farmland without plans (the 3000 acres are for subsistence farming by all indications). Indeed if his idea of developing Osun state (ridiculous as it may sound) is to export yams to Lagos and import farming implements by rail in order to build Osuns states version of Oke-Arin market; don't you think 67 farming groups and 3,000 acres are laughable? The average farm size in Scotland is 309 acres and they aren't building some glorious Oke-Arin market. Need I mention that serious people would actually have plans for storage, transportation and outlets at the very least; not wait with prayers for some dry season subsistence farming miracle. I see the same loud winds and inertia that Aregbesola has come to be known for. |
[size=14pt]Oyo PDP expels ex-Senate leader, others[/size] Tuesday, 02 August 2011 14:47 REMI FEYISIPO,IBADAN. . Oyo State chapter of the People's Democratic Party [PDP] Tuesday expelled seven chieftains of the party for alleged anti-party activities during the April elections. Those expelled are Teslim Folarin, Senate leader; Yekini Adeojo, former deputy national chairman of the party; Wole Oyelese, former minster of special duties; Azeem Gbolarumi, former deputy governor to Adebayo Alao-Akala during his 11-month tenure. Others are Senator Lekan Balogun, Senator Gbenga Babalola and in-law of the Late strongman of Ibadan politics, and Abass Olopoenia, former House of Representatives member. Those suspended formed a coalition and were against the second term bid of Former Governor Adebayo Alao-Akala. But in a swift reaction, Folarin described the development as a joke, saying nobody could expel him from the party. "They are a bunch of jokers, no one can expel or suspend me from the party. I am an authentic member of the party. We have told them that there is need to overhaul the party machinery in Oyo State and a genuine reconciliation pursued this is time for the State exco to go back to the drawing board and bring all aggrieved members to the party. This is not the time for flimsy excuses," he said.However, in a communique issued at the end of enlarged State Executive meeting in Ibadan Tuesday, the Oyo party said those expelled had allegedly been involved in anti-party activities which made the party lose in most areas in South West. http://www.businessdayonline.com/NG/index.php/news/111-politics/25471-oyo-pdp-expels-ex-senate-leader-others |
Richtalk:Thanks bruv. @aletheia I hail your patience, intelligence and ability to reach out, even to the rocks and stones among us. It is highly illuminating that maclatunji has actually asked that we look to the democratic constitution to find out how Idiagbon thrived as "Vice-President" under a military dictatorship. A stunning display of ignorance and illiteracy. Of course, it doesn't worry maclatunji's type that Idiagbons job title was, "Chief of Staff, Supreme Headquarters." How that can ever be equated to a VP under a constitutional democracy is totally beyond me. There is a lot of work to be done, it takes heaps of patience to corner the stones and rocks, divest them of their hysterical instincts, humanise them and teach, teach, teach. |
@MRbrownJAY If not for Alonso's crap that totally disoriented McLaren, Lewis the rookie, would have been WDC in 2007, not just 2008. If there's a devil in F1 today, its Alonso. He couldn't stand the thought of a rookie outshining him and winning the WDC at first try, so he blackmailed McLaren and Ron with his own emails. baby-boy mentioned the "6 tenths" the clown, Alonso claimed to have brought to McLaren. . . It is not difficult to imagine that, with his gutter morals, he actually stole the designs from Ferarri, cos no driver can boast about bringing 6 tenths to a team. The people that make F1 cars go fast are uber geeks with stratospheric IQ's; the pimply type whose diet is limited to cheap pizza's and has an orgas'm at the sight of the perfect algebraic equation. 6 tenths my arse! Alonso is just a lowlife that wrecks other peoples careers as baby-boy also noted. |
erico2k2:Dude, that guy is what we call, "born trowe." A fellow who hasn't the slightest clue about his backyard, his history or his politics and is bloody uninterested. With all the unintelligent things he has said about the ND, it is easy to assume that he is another aboki parasite; they are the ones that hold such callous views. I was shocked though, that he spoke Urhobo, the guy is sincerely lost. Saddening. Ibime:Lol, "pidgin or any local dialect?" That fellow doesn't even know where his village is, and I'm not joking. ![]() |
ndigbo:Exactly bro! In todays Nigeria the corrupt cabals of yesterday are fighting desperate battles to keep their looting fiefdoms and suck the blood of the suffering masses dry. One little step at a time, the vipers and human dungheaps will be swept out of relevance. |
^ You are absolutely right. At one time, bicycles were registered in Nigeria; I believe they must have had some sort of numbering then. |
dayokanu:LOLZZZZZZZ!!!!! Dude, those labourers will always be available to cut grass and carry rocks, they will be there too after Aregbesola to cut more grass. Have you ever heard of scarcity of labourers anywhere on Earth? It takes a highly delusional gov to scream that as some grand govt policy. Its just plain ridiculous and damn funny. |
Bicycles are actually meant to share the roads with cars and obey traffic rules, its the way it is in developed countries where riding on the pavement is a traffic crime. . . but I pity any Nigerian cyclist that attempts to obey the law on our crazy roads, he will only looking for a quick death; dat one na pesin wen no like im wife and pikin dem. ![]() |
maclatunji:You are misfiring like a rundown battery. I simply challengerd you clowns to point out a "strong" leader and you're all running around like headless chickens, I did not only lay the challenge, but went further to state that your definitions of "strong" leadership are driven by nak'ed religious and ethnic bigotries. Simply put, no rational mind would attribute any sort of leadership to any past Nigerian leader. The only comfort we can draw from the shocking primitivity of the Nigerian politician and political pundit, is that such idiocy is not limited to Nigeria, other countries seem to have their share of dimwits that pop up out of hatred for their fellow man. This past few days, we all witnessed the blind rabid rush to destroy the US, all for the thinly veiled racist hatred of the fact that Obama is black; the extremist fools had some vain hopes that they would be shaming Obama out of office. The very same thing is going on in Nigeria today, from the highly insulting stoning of President Jonathans motorcade, to the killing of youth corpers and the virulent attacks from the Nigerian version of the Tea Parties. To this sorry lot, the President is an ethnically inferior infidel to be fearsomely attacked by low self esteemed men with pathetically low IQ's and low morals. If not, why scream and why lie? Why boko haram? Where is your past "strong" leader? Is he the one that rap'ed your neighbours wife, stole her land and killed her husband and sons? Jonathan might not be to everyones taste, but why tell lies and act like brainless wild animals? "Strong" leadership from the past? The effects we see are boko haram, poverty, disease and a populace so beaten that some would lie, ra'pe their own daughters and sell their mums for bigoted religious or ethnic extremes. In all the countries I have visited, I have never met people who are as foolishly aggressive, dishonest and wicked as the Nigerian elite, even right next door in Benin Republic and Ghana. It is an absolute disgrace. |
[size=14pt]Power supply: Minister sacks four PHCN CEOs[/size]http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/08/power-supply-minister-sacks-four-phcn-ceos/ |
[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=725424.msg8836047#msg8836047 date=1312246326]So the oil companies are not allowed to sell off their interests w/o coordinating with the indigenous communities? I guess the indigenous communities want the first crack at buying? Anyway, interesting[/quote]Lol! The "google" Nigerian reaching the usual uninformed conclusion! The indigenous communities do not want "first crack." The lands were siezed without compensation by the FG, google the 1978 Land Use Act and Petroleum Decree of 1969 and learn about the enslavement of Nigerian by Nigerians in modern times. |
^ PapaBrowne is only making fun of slow people like you when he says "spin and spell." Have you ever passed that road to know what he posted about? It is really sickening when all sorts of uncultured folk see screaming and hauling incoherent abuse as representative of their degree of intelligence. I believe all Nigerians are way above the animal kingdom. What PapaBrowne posted in that article is true, the Ore section is still bad, but the rest is perfectly motorable. That is a far cry from what it was just a year ago. Please learn to be civil, especially when you have no point to make. |
The whole core-Northern establishment is self-destructing. |
dayokanu:Do you mean nobody was employed to cut grass in Osun state before Aregbesola's time? Dude, grass is cut all over the country, other governors, LG chairmen etc are just more honest and not so callous when they DO NOT declare it to be "empowerment." How in Gods Good Name can any responsible person thump their chests about employing people to cut grass? It takes a megalomaniac to declare it as some sort of grand govt policy. Grass must be cut sir! And cutting it is certainly not empowering. |
Gbawe:This is talented story telling! Did Aregbesola submit a list of commissioners that was rejected at any point in time? I certainly don't recall and neither do you. If you claim that his attempts at governance were opposed, can you at least point out some of those events with dates and links? Or just make them up in Rhino.dm5 style? Would you also be so kind to tell us why after getting full party support in the House of Assembly, he still has cold feet about commissioners? Dude, we are holding special prayers with dry fasting, offerings and soulful supplications for the scales to fall off Aregbesola's eyes. Osun state deserves a governor, not a truant. |
dayokanu:Bros, every single govt in Nigeria employs people to cut grass, from LG to FG. It takes a special breed in the Aregbesola hue to declare grass cutting as "empowerment." It takes the sort of governor whose only function has been to fritter away Osun states wealth on useless trips and a life of indolence in Lagos. Can't he even at least stay home? |
dayokanu:Dude, you haven't lost any of your knack for rib-cracking entertainment! ![]() When did employing people to cut grass become "empowerment?" |
[quote author=Omo_Tier1 link=topic=724751.msg8835471#msg8835471 date=1312235391]wow, so GEJ austerity has finally driven out this beaf! beaf, has boko haram placed you on their most wanted list yet [/quote]Are you a member? Cos, your level of reasoning is usually inferior to that of a beat up nematode."Strong" leadership from the past created the environment that has given us boko haram, maitatsine, kalo kato etc. No? |
MRbrownJAY:What more does it take? Cheating and dirty games? Thats what Alonso is good for. Lewis the rookie was far better than Alonso and the man blew his lid and began taking increasingly dangerous actions to curb Lewis rampant speed. First was the short-fuelling suggestion to Ron (a short-fuelled driver has to drive in fuel saving mode, in short very slowly); when that failed, he packed in front of Lewis to stop him setting a qualifying time (Lewis went on to win that race); with no cards left to play, Alonso decided to blackmail McLaren with his own (and fellow Spaniard, Pedro de la Rosa's) Ferarri design emails. How low can a man get? However, the prejudiced F1 establishment saw a white man in Alonso and the black man in Lewis; so Alonso blackmailing McLaren became a "stain" instead on Lewis. The magnitude of the offense Alonso had committed was lost in a slew of racist anti-Lewis websites springing up and all sorts of racist insults actions by Alonso fans (who he never had the grace to call to order). Lewis is mugged and not given his due simply because he is a black man; like Tiger Woods and Muhamed Ali, he needs to win a few more championships, then over the top respect will pour in like he is Mandela. |
50% of the legislators will not be missed if they stay on recess for the next 365 days. |
dayokanu:Please be kind sir, and throw more light on these "strides," because they seem to be Nigeria's best kept secret. The only thing we know he has done, was shifting base to Lagos to interfere with the exemplary work Fashola is doing. He and his toad-like master, Tinubu were there to obstruct and impose commissioners on Lagos state, whereas one year after his own swearing in, he has none himself. The man is so much that nobody is good enough to share his yam inspired glory. Its called megalomania. I see superman Aregbesola single-handedly carrying bricks to build schools, weilding shovels to plant yams for export to Lagos and grinding rocks to build a replica of Oke-Arin market. His vision is as shallow as his leadership qualities are lacking. Who in Jesus name voted him in? Well, hindsight is a good thing, I see growing regret in Osun. |
DrummaBoy:Dude, I don't work for GEJ or anybody. I post out of conviction. Choosing between GEJ and evil thieving arseholes like Atiku/ IBB / Buhari, is similar to a choice between righteousness and beelzebub. 22.5 million Nigerians chose right. Live with it. |
semid4lyfe:Thanks so much, bro. ![]() |
PapaBrowne:Word! ![]() Senseless hatred and extremism are bad for the health. |
hercules07:Thanks for the kind words. Now, to the meat of your gist, would you take up the challenge to explain how "strong" leadership has led to Nigeria seeming like a sorry dung heap? Would you be so kind as to tell us what a "warped idea of what a good government" IS NOT, and why your understanding of "strong" leadership is not what has messed the country up? I'm waiting, sir. |
[quote author=Rhino.5dm link=topic=724996.msg8834400#msg8834400 date=1312221935]^more reason why you shouldnt take any CLAIM serious without factual back-ups. Every body can claim anything to drive home whatever points home. We all can make a claim. . .[/quote]Hmm! Am I to understand that you see dishonest claims that change with the weather as an artistic freedom? Dude, you cannot keep claiming to come from different states to back up your sentimental leanings, its just plain immoral. |
[quote author=Rhino.5dm link=topic=724996.msg8834211#msg8834211 date=1312219957]^ And am from OSUN i can testify the laudable projects the governor is doing, .> spot the difference. This is internet where every jack can claim to be anything. Stop the hyperventilating![/quote]Hmmm! . . .But last time sirr, you claimed you were from Ondo. Dude, what are you? Some kind of magician? In that case, Aregbesola needs you! LOLZZ! |
[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=724751.msg8827244#msg8827244 date=1312133921]All your insults are not taking us anywhere Now I am not against GEJ as the president it is good to criticize him to people like you can open you myopic eyes to see something better. and stop lying to people who are young because they do not know Nigeria history OK thats all God bless our president Jonathan[/quote]I see how fast you can back pedal now that you've been challenged to provide examples of "strong" leaders from Nigeria's past. Every last one of our past leaders "strong" men have been useless murderering, kleptocratic, visionless scumbags. They got us to the unenviable position of lack of development, physical and intellectual squalor we now occupy. If you claim Jonathan is not performing based on past leaders, then you have missed the boat by a long shot. It is fairly easy to observe that those who talk about "strong" leaderhip from the past are either ignorant of Nigeria's past history and can't be bothered (maybe they even think we are so grossly underdeveloped by miracle), or they are driven by religious or ethnic bigotry (or both). Nigeria does not need any of the "strong" military style, frog-jumping rulership that has traumatised the masses and turned even children into "do you know who I am? I will jail your family" types. That is not leadership, but senseless dictatorship. We should be siezing the opportunities of a civilised and concensual approach to governance to make our voices heard. There's no horse-whipping or summary killings, its "put what you've got on the table, here's mine, lets jockey ideas for the betterment of the country" time. If you've got nothing to contribute, allow those with ideas to step forward and stop making nebulous comments about "strong" leadership that never ever existed in Nigeria's past. What strong leadership? Was that what made us lose our cotton, rubber, oil palm, cocoa, groundnut, manufacturing and other industries? Is strong leadership the reason we fought a useless war and lost millions of innocent souls? Is that why we lost our railways, roads are bad and the average person is unbelievably wicked? Did strong leadership cause healthcare to plummet to abbysmal lows? Is it the reason we have open sewers lining our roads and the country looks like an abandoned shrine to satan? The average Nigerian has a penchant for screaming and making no sense. Indeed, the whole country is like a screaming competition, like a zoo of mad types. Jonathan might not be your cup of tea, and it is only human to differ, but lets not tell lies and be uncivil. "Strong" leadership in Nigeria's history? Buckle your shoes, because foreigners are screaming with laughter. |
Bash92:Tell them jare! The likes of Gbawe see everything through corrupt partisan eyes, they give the simplest arguments a shameless ethnic colouration. Aregbesola is busy living large and wasting the peoples precious time. Not a single stone has turned in Osun since he resumed his unfortunate, "kingly" mandate, but in the meantime, he and his evil master Tinubu are vigorously exerting energies supervising and derailling Fashola in Lagos, while Osun people are eagerly awaiting responsible governance. The man had the temerity to supervise the selection of Fashola's cabinet. Lets be reminded that Fashola was sworn into his current mandate close to a year after Aregbesola was sworn in; yet the "supervisor" has no cabinet himself, nothing tangible to show (aside from flight tickets); he only has his godlike, but empty speeches, while his the state (like his responsibilities) rots away. |
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[/quote]Are you a member? Cos, your level of reasoning is usually inferior to that of a beat up nematode.