₦airaland Forum

1025:
impeachment does not work in nigeria as nobody is fighting for anybody. nigerian politics has gone solo as everybody fights for what he can gather for himself. all jonathan needs to do is to give them money from time to time. i am talking about the kind of money that makes ppl kill their parents.
whether by impeachment or other ways, there is every tendency that jonathan will give power back to the northerners and only then will nigerians know the importance of zoning.
when next the northerners get hold of power, everybody will sign out as it will never come back to anyone else.

Damn!

. . .Anyways, rotation of the Presidency is dead forever. Zoning is a misnomer for that anti-democratic practice. Zoning only occurs after the big boss hass been chosen.

They bera check his pockets for any lil bombs, grenades and pistols he might be carrying. That dude is one wild-eyed, crazy looking danger to the country.
The SSS should give him the same length of rope they will accord to Mr Lucifer.

chino11:
SGF is the most powerful office after the President. So southeast is getting a big offer this time. . .

Yes it is. The reason is that the army boys wanted to rule the country forever (thats why they captured PDP and have have now moved into CPC). The SGF position can be used to circumvent the entire NASS, governors etc, should the President so desire; it was designed as a hidden dictatorship tool. It is an incredibly powerful position indeed.

chino11:
SGF is the most powerful office after the President. So southeast is getting a big offer this time. Yorubas got Speaker but their son bankole diverted it to his family and ashawos (Ini Edo and Gbemisola). He even used the House of Rep to as a collateral to collect bank facility.

Why do you people have to bring your idiotic bigotry into every topic?

[quote author=Rhino.5dm link=topic=674097.msg8383863#msg8383863 date=1306243218]Since you choose to read me upside let me go slowly.

My first paragraph was directed to you.
Does the people killed in Abuja bomb blast deserve to end up like that?! . . .BEAF answer this simple question.


My second paragraph was geared toward pointing out how hypocritical these so called men of God can be. In case you missed out again.

Why is this man making case for those that died in post election violence and went cold when christains were murdered on the EVE OF CHRISTMAS DAY?

Why did he refuse to accuse the 'head of governmnet' in case of Abuja killings since the government were fore warned about the attacks which can be attributed to their laxity and he IS pointing finger at buhari this time around?

Do i need to translate it in Isoko? Please spare me your grammatical gymnastics.[/quote]Comprehension is a useful skill sir. Please read what I posted again (and actually click on the links), you will find that you are off on a tangent and still sadly dribbling yourself. Just maybe, you will find what Oritsejafors comments on the Xmas bombing were:

You are dribbling yourself. Christians who Oritsejafor specifically represents were not targetted in the Abuja bombings, the man is the head of CAN and speaks for Christian interests, so your mentioning that incident doesn't even begin to make sense.

Telling lies to cover murder and maligning those who condemn the wanton killings by Buhari's CPC thugs is grossly immoral. The quote below makes everything you said above into a lie:

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/01/abuja-blastsfg-invites-us-israeli-experts/

Read this link, http://www.vanguardngr.com/2010/12/jos-blasts-oritsejafor-urges-fg-to-fish-out-perpetrators/ and this one as well, http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2011/01/13/oritsejafor-weeps-over-jos-killing/

Next lie, please!

Now, allow Oritsejafor the freedom to call for the arrest of a murder suspect, and the freedom to call that persons retorts, foolish (cos, they are ).
By the way, those who bombed Abuja are the same people who caused the deaths of 800+ people in the post election pogroms. No? Some members of aboki MEND were recently captured with high tech hacking equipment in Kaduna, they were pretending to be Boko Haram and threatening bombings.

[quote author=haka_nai link=topic=674097.msg8384070#msg8384070 date=1306245368]Point of correction oga BEAF.The figure includes Muslims,maybe he should exclude the over 400 Muslims killed in Kaduna and other places.That then cuts your estimate to less than 500!The NSCIA should respond to that.Because it seems to me you put xtians as the only casualty to gain sympathy

For all i know it is purely the failure of security and government!Why pay security personal or incompetent leaders! The crisis in Nigeria and criminality is so increasing that i wonder if they ever learn from the past or change there approach to different scenarios. Some silly leader calling himself chief security officer and some flying silly ranks on there shoulders! No credit no resume of competence in the profile to prove there worth.[/quote]Lol! Dude, when you attack people, they are bound to fight back. That is exactly what happened to the Muslims, they were killed in revenge for the wanton killing of Christians; something they are serially guilty of.

About laying the blame for Buhari's people killing Christians, Southerners and Middle Belters, thats about as ridiculous as it gets!
Did GEJ put the plan to commit mass murder in Buhari's mind? Did GEJ help Buhari send inciting text messages? Did GEJ get Buhari to send imams out to preach that he is a kafir and the enemy of Islam? Did GEJ train the 600 CPC almajiri murderer's that Buhari bailed this week? LOLZZ!!!

Oritsejafor is very right to condemn barbarism.

Eziachi:
I am doing well my friend, but it happened that I wasn't a good patient afterall, still giving the orders instead of taking them and my son (my consultant) wasn't amused and my wife reminding me that I am for now, his patient and not his father or his partner.  Also the nurse too has told in an uncerterms that I am a patient at the moment, not their employer.
I had to swallow my pride and do as I am told but log in to see NL when no one is looking as I had been asked to rest up.

Now back to Nigeria- Dear Beaf, the after election riot wasn't targeted just only on Christians as many mosque were also burnt. Umar Na' Abba, Sultan of Sokoto or the Emirof Kano are not Christians but were targets or victims.

It was targetted at Christians, Southerners, Middle Belters and those associated with GEJ. Any mosques burnt, were burnt in reprisals.
The simple fact is that Buhari and his CPC are murderers and you guys are belly aching because Oritsejafor has rightly called him a fool for killing people because he was soundly defeated at the polls.

Site the US military base in Maiduguri. Lets see how tough Boko Haram will feel.

blacksta:
LoL - The same guy that stated i should contact Agencies to find out what GEJ achieved as governor in bayesla- Yet he is bursting a blood vessel when we track a presidents period in office . Which way with all you GEJ apologist. Is it that you are so conditioned to mediocrity and can think straight - ol boy make up you mind,

Its usually useful to track a leaders steps to see where they have excelled and where they have gone wrong. This thread would have been useful, if only it wasn't started for the same silly, dishonest reasons as that other one, which only a few sensible people posted on (mainly to chide you) and most avoided.

. . .But nobody enjoys wasting their time talking to hate filled walls that simply echo bitterness devoid off reason.
GEJ is resoundingly popular on the Nigerian street right now, cos he is hitting the right notes and working for the masses. He is set to be Nigeria's greatest by a very long shot! Lol!

playmode:
That is the only thing you and i will ever agree on.I love the delta because of its similar topography to miami.Instead of oil gushing from under the seabed and spoiling the environment,the delta should be home to exquisite multi Dillon dollar estates that will bring huge foreign as well as local investment in terms of property acquisition & trading,casinos ,theme park,malls e.t.c


Beaf is that waterfall going to be man made? It looks huge and will cost a lot of money to build such high wall with mined rocks.


P.S Why call it "The Delta Theme Park" ? Why not just "Delta Theme Park" ,no need for the "THE".

Lol! We can't disagree on everything nau!

For the past one year, I've been thinking seriously about investing in coastlines of both Delta and Bayelsa, but have always been stuck on the accessibility problem; there are simply no roads and the river banks are polluted (and not for the faint of heart ), but with construction of the theme park kicking off, it should be fairly easy to swing govts attention to removing any impediments to the theme parks success. Those impediments just happen to merge with impediments to private enterprise in tourism, so its all good; everyone should really be thinking of investments in the area.

Dude, there is a killing to be made! So many opportunities (some I won't mention, lol!), from boat cruises up the newly dredged Niger, to visits to the old slaving routes down the Niger tributaries through Escravos (South of Warri) in Delta and Brass in Bayelsa.
Even beyond the Niger River, sea routes could be opened between Badagry, Escravos, Brass and Bonny. In that way, Nigeria could easily outdo Ghana's Cape Coast and attract Black Americans to visit, settle and invest.

Boat regatta:
https://nigeriaworld.com/images/news/big/niger-delta/ijaw-war-boats.jpg

fxtopedia:
Who is this cretin quoting me? You must be insane not to understand meaning of
weak president. I don't have time for people like you. So you expect every body
to reason like you.

He simply asked you to define what you mean, cos it seems you are simply copying the unfortunate campaign lines of the roundly defeated Ciroma, Atiku, IBB, Buhari and co.

Sir, that is why we are confused, because it takes a weak mind to glibly copy other peoples words to the extent that they cannot put on any defence for their recitations. Please sir, save us from this confusion; what is a weak President na?

cap28:
is a theme park really necessary in a country where the average citizen does not even live in decent accommodation, or have access to constant electricity and water supply? how about the nigerian govt for once getting their priorities in order?

Why are nigerians always trying to sprint before they have learnt how to crawl?

by the way isnt this theme park going to need constant supply of electricity? where is that going to come from?

A theme park will tourism related industries and massive create employment opportunities. Those little things will create "decent accommodation, or have access to constant electricity and water supply" etc.

[quote author=Rhino.5dm link=topic=674097.msg8382762#msg8382762 date=1306234299]I guess those that were slaughtered during Abuja bomb blast deserve to end up like that abi?

May be the man is suffering from selective amnesia not to remember the Jos christmas eve bombing that claim the lives of more than 100 christains.

ssmh at these beggers disquising themselves as men of God. Political jobbers![/quote]You are dribbling yourself. Christians who Oritsejafor specifically represents were not targetted in the Abuja bombings, the man is the head of CAN and speaks for Christian interests, so your mentioning that incident doesn't even begin to make sense.

Telling lies to cover murder and maligning those who condemn the wanton killings by Buhari's CPC thugs is grossly immoral. The quote below makes everything you said above into a lie:

I fear for Nigeria, was the initial reaction of the President of Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, on the New Year blasts in Abuja which killed a pregnant woman and three others.

Addressing newsmen in Lagos while on his way to the US, Pastor Oritsejafor said Nigeria was gradually gravitating towards becoming a terrorist country and if nothing was done very urgently to arrest the growing trend, “I am unable to say what may befall the country.”

The CAN president also urged the Federal Government to urgently demonstrate to the nation that they have a government, by taking decisive steps to arrest identified masterminds of the current terrorism and bring them to justice.

Oritsejafor said: “President Jonathan should go beyond the avowed promise of dealing with the culprits pronto, so that Nigerians will be rest assured that it is not business as usual,” adding that Nigerians will revolt if the government made the mistake of instituting another probe panel to investigate the remote causes of the blasts.

While calling on the leadership of the National Assembly to cut short their Christmas holidays and rush back to enact enabling laws to deal with the situation, the CAN president said that a desperate situation demanded a desperate solution.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/01/abuja-blastsfg-invites-us-israeli-experts/

Read this link, http://www.vanguardngr.com/2010/12/jos-blasts-oritsejafor-urges-fg-to-fish-out-perpetrators/ and this one as well, http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2011/01/13/oritsejafor-weeps-over-jos-killing/

Next lie, please!

Ahmedo74:
Great idea, wrong location!!

The ND is a very beautiful place, just waiting for investment:

https://www.unitedijawstates.com/images/2009/04/nigeria-niger-delta-map.jpg

The proposed theme park. We look forward to its completion next year.

https://photos-b.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs263.snc1/9027_286684370374_286679725374_9167853_4405378_n.jpg

https://photos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs263.snc1/9027_286684330374_286679725374_9167851_7000600_n.jpg

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Ok, lets assume for the sake of brevity that Oritsejafor was quiet during the Ukpabio times. Does it sound logical that he should remain the same and be quiet when 800+ people are slaughtered?

Weak reasoning is no go good. It simply casts people as biased.

Every right thinking person will condemn the post election pogroms. It is grossly immoral to condemn a man who has taken a rightful stand.

Fashola is an excellent governor, but 10MW is not much more than a few big generators can produce. Its still a great move though, cos it can always be expanded.

I can't believe this silly thread is still running!
These days, every tom d1ck and harry "knows" how much every project costs! The same tafia's will soon tell us GEJ's brand of body cream.

[quote author=Omo_Tier1 link=topic=673193.msg8377956#msg8377956 date=1306166758]I think you are the most  intellectually deficient poster to grace NL in recent memory.

Just like your GEJ, you thinking banging big numbers about is what will put food on the table of nigerians?

The PIB as it stands will be a symbol of nigeria's modern slavery by the whites led IOC and there is nothing to celebrate in a bill that is designed to fail from start.[/quote]Ain't you funny since I joined NL long before you? LOL!!!
NL simply opened its doors to loads of dimwits with the advent of the last elections.

Please tell us in detail how the PIB is going to enslave Nigerians to the "whites led IOC" (which happens to be the major opposer by strange coincidence). Its ok to scream inanities from outside the box, but its quite another to make idiotic claims about ground breaking policy that will change Nigeria for the better to an almost unimaginable degree.

@Ikengawo

Please post pix.

@topic
More on Delta leisure park:

[size=14pt]Sarner wins Nigerian leisure resort contract[/size]
Paul Milligan, March 29, 2011

Sarner PFM (Africa) and Sarner UK are working together to design and create the ‘Delta Leisure Resorts’, a tourism and leisure facility being built in the Warri and Asaba Cities of Delta State, Nigeria. The resort covers over 150 hectares in each city and is estimated to cost 49 billion Naira (£167.4 million), and will be the first of its kind in West Africa.

The main park, located 20 minutes from the airport in the Oleri village, in Udu Local Government Area of Warri, will reflect the culture of the area while providing a place of fun and is set to include a water park, five and three star hotels, chalets, casino, golf course, historical attractions, family entertainment centre, children’s area, sports facilities, spa and retail stores. The Oleri bridge, which is currently under construction, will link the park to the main road network.

The animal reserve and wildlife park will be situated in Ogwashi-UKu, 15 minutes from the new International Airport in Asaba, and 40 minutes flying time from Warri airport.

Princess Abiodun Oyefusi, Managing director of Sarner PFM (Africa), has worked closely with the Delta State in Nigeria to bring the required inward investment of US$250m to develop the first leisure and entertainment resort in the whole of Nigeria.

The overall theme for the resort is ‘Landscapes’ and one of the main features will be a waterfall, offering views across the leisure park from the highest point.

Commenting on the project and the importance of preserving the country’s beautiful surroundings, Ross Magri, Sarner’s Managing Director, says: “The design of the park will ensure the environmental impact is kept to a minimum, and low energy lighting, recycling facilities, protection of the natural habitat and efficient use of energy will form a key part of the design process”. Magri adds, “With increasing public awareness of environmental quality issues, there is a new sense of urgency to identify hazards and seek out sustainable solutions to our most pressing ecological challenges.”

The first phase is due to open at the end of 2013.

http://www.avinteractive.co.uk/news/30730/sarner-wins-nigerian-leisure-resort-contract

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[size=14pt]As Africa’s ‘Biggest’ Theme Park Berthes in Udu[/size]
ROLAND OGBONNAYA
14 Dec 2010

It was like a carnival. Why not when the Olere community in Udu local government area of Delta State has not witnessed in a very long time the galaxy of government functionaries that converged on their community. The even was the groundbreaking ceremony of the Delta State leisure park located at Olere in Udu local council of the state. When completed, the park is expected to be one of the largest and biggest in Africa.

To the Olere community and other surrounding communities the proposed theme park by
Sarner PFM Nigeria Ltd, which is part of the United Kingdom-based Sarner Group, was a dream come through, because for decades, the sleepy community has been neglected when it comes to infrastructural development.

More here: http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/as-africa-s-biggest-theme-park-berthes-in-udu/72057/

montelik:
Didn't now he stabbed d guy with a champagne glass . See agbero tendencies in F1. Well Sutil and his management are talking tough about clearing his name if it goes to court. Maybe he has a strong defense. But I wonder what could have caused him to do something so extreme. I had thought it is was a simple brawl, not a stabbing.

I'm shocked at it too. I really feel for the guy, been following him since he was shunted (and his race ended) by Kimi in monte carlo after showing rare skills for a new man in a new team.
He seems to have lost his cool and basically gone gaga after being told to be quieter by the Renault boss. I don't see how his career can survive, since criminal charges have been made.

MRbrownJAY:
man, this yr´s championship is seriously getting on my damn nerves!!!! WTF is wrong with the Ferrari ingeniors?! cant they give Alonso a car that can compete with RB & ML?!

see skills at the damn start from Alonso, he held them all for a good while. . . . . . . . i have never been SO disappointed after being excited SO EARLY!!!

Ferarri still haven't been able to get over the in season testing ban. Thats one team thats desperately needs technical talent, money isn't the issue cos they outspend all other teams by a margin. Whats not lacking is electronics skills tho, look how Alonso could rocket from 4th to 1st!! Some wicked engine mapping that was!

[size=14pt]I don’t respond to foolishness, Oritsejafor replies Buhari[/size]
On May 23, 2011 · In News

By Sam Eyoboka & Olayinka Latona
NATIONAL President of Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, for the first time yesterday attempted to respond to recent verbal attacks on his person by the CPC presidential candidate, Major-General Muhammadu Buhari, describing the attack as better ignored.

The CAN president congratulated President Goodluck Jonathan and elected persons at different levels for their success at the April 2011 elections, saying the president should write his name in gold by appointing credible and God-fearing persons into the next cabinet who will deliver the dividends of democracy to the masses of the country, adding: “Political or any other consideration should not play any role this time around because Nigerians have grown wiser and the nation is marching on to greater heights.”

According to him, the Government should focus on the power sector, healthcare, infrastucture, security, stating that insecurity in the country is a function of massive unemployment in the country.

Pastor Oritsejafor told reporters at the Lagos while responding to a question during a press conference on the state of the nation: “I will not respond to foolishness. Such persons should be left to their foolishness. Anybody who knows what I stand for. Some of you know what I have done over the years and know what I stand for.” So, people who for whatever reason, now want to defend things which are not defendable, should be ignored,” he added.

Earlier in his statement, Oritsejafor again condemned the post-election violence, describing it as[b] “absolutely unnecessary, barbaric, primitive, crude and the most senseless thing to do at this period of the nation’s political history.” He maintained that Nigeria cannot continue to crave for unity at the expense of one segment of the country, pointing out that the only viable road to unity in the country is when every religious, political and traditional leader make deliberate efforts to speak the truth to their adherents always.[/b]

According to the CAN president, the only way the nation can arrest incessant ethno-religious crises in the North is to amend the nation’s laws with a view to making host governors where violence takes place accountable for any damage arising from the crises.

“As a nation, we cannot continue with this culture of impunity,” he said “I will suggest that governors of states where such violence occurs in the future, must be held accountable for the colossal loss of lives, property and business premises. The National Assembly should enact a constitutional provision making it mandatory for the Federal government to assess the extent of damage and deduct monetary compensation from the statutory allocations of such governments.”

In addition, Oritsejafpor said such governments must be made to rebuild torched worship centres, adding that as a remedial measure, President Goodluck Jonathan should immediately convene a meeting of all state governors and security chiefs where, he said governors should pledge to maintain peace and tranquility in their respective states.

Stating that socio-political progress of any nation depends, to a large extent, on the ability of every individual to stand in brotherhood despite all our religious, ethnic, tribe, political, economic, social and all other various differences.

On the debate over the continued relevance of the NYSC scheme, the CAN president argued that the Federal Government should do more to protect these innocent young people who are the hope of tomorrow or in the alternative ensure that members of the scheme should be made to serve in their respective geo-political zones.

Asked if the monetary compensation offered by the president was adequate, Pastor Oritsejafor argued that Nigerians should be contented with the government’s gesture, adding that “no amount of monetary reward would be sufficient for the life of the lost members.”

He then averred that it is important for the Federal and state governments concerned to also compensate all those families who lost dear relatives during what, he called ‘madness.’ Oritsejafor revealed that 84 churches were burnt down during the post-election violence, stressing that these churches including mosques, if any, should be rebuilt.

“If you do not that, then you are encouraging this sense of impunity that has taken over this country completely, where people just feel they can wake up and do whatever they like because they fell they will get away with it. So, compensation is very important and it should be huge so that both the Federal Government and the state government will feel it and think twice in the event of another crises.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/05/i-don%E2%80%99t-respond-to-foolishness-oritsejafor-replies-buhari/

Johndoe100:
errrrr, you want equity? Here on NL? The treatment GEJ supporters got during the pre and post election period should have been enough to show you which way the wind is blowing, no?

Proof comes from observing the results of following procedure. So far its a fail, there's meant to be an automatic ban for circumventing the profanity filter, I haven't seen it though Rhino.5dm has committed that crime right here under Jarus nose.

Bawss1:
Hmmm. So whats going to become of the returned agitators? Will they be included in some other skill acquisition program or have they been completely expelled from the amnesty deal? They should be watched by our security agencies as persons of interest. The temptation to take to their terrorizing ways of the past could become way too strong for them to resist with this development.

They should be jailed depending on the severity of their misconduct. They must also be cut off from the amnesty programme and watched by the security agencies as you suggested.

I strongly disagree with calling any form of struggle in the Niger Delta terrorism, the actions of the country against the ND for 50 years now, have been worse than terrorism and the people have very rightly resorted to violence after trying every peaceful means of protest, only to reap ra'pe and harvest the spilt blood of their precious ones; all at the hands of FG soldiers armed with oil money.

Poor anti-GEJ people, they actually think that hurling abuse is intellectual. It isn't, guys please tackle the issues.
It is clear that GEJ has solid plans for the country, he has hit the ground running to get Nigeria working (Lol @ my poetry!).
Lots of feathers are being ruffled as we speak, so the enemies of progress will fill the four winds with falsehoods and rumours.

Read the PIB! It is a bill that is set to multiply Nigeria's income from petroleum by 7! From $102billion to $685billion. The fixing of the refineries is a mere topping.

A lot of mention has been made about the need for NNPC to be privatised, someone else even asked about a road map while blindly hurling abuse. Dudes, lets not be bogged down with ignorance, under the PIB that is being fought in the NASS, every last detail has been taken care off. From privatising the NNPC, to turning breaking it into functional profit making firms that will international clout, able to operate outside the country and bid for World class contracts just as Shell and Chevron do here. I will advice those who are wasting time abusing here, to aquaint themselves with the PIB, and if they care so much for the country, aim their bile at those holding up the bill instead.

You want a roadmap of what will happen in the oil and gas industry? Read the PIB. You need to know the future of NNPC in detail? Read the PIB. You need to understand how you as an individual can make a killing from oil and gas? Quit trash talking and READ THE PIB.

Petroleum Industry Bill = PIB = Fresh Air!!

Jarus:
All comments noted.
But, Beaf, you can also help us maintain a good forum by refraining from calling people names and splashing photoshopped pictures around, as well as tolerating contrasting views.

Thanks Jarus.
But if enough was done about the like of those I've mentioned, some of us wouldn't need to take self help actions. It is almost like there is a dichotomy in the forum with one half able to get up to the most despicable actions and the other expected to be guinea pigs that would roll over and accept it. The frustration keeps building up until the dam bursts as we keep complaining, but the vermin keep multiplying as if the place is lawless.

I can provide a several links that will draw goose pimples at the sheer depth of horror they evoke. These things just shouldn't happen.
Even where horrible words have not been used, it is against the rules and morality to derail threads with ethnically bigoted posts.

^
Lol! So GEJ is what drives you and your ugly crew to bestial levels of bigotry, destroying the NL experience of other users, and much worse, ruining the image of Nigeria by portraying us as beasts with the basest cannibalistic tendencies?
Comedy!

Do you recall the that several times in your crazed quarrels with what you term "ibo's," you referred to the youth corpers who were killed and their corpses burnt in the recent pogroms as "roasted suya?" Only the most cold blooded cannibal would go that low, and then commically blame GEJ.
You mentioned earlier that you and your crew aren't the only bigots on NL, but who else (outside yourself and zstranger) do you know to have reached that unspeakable low? You claim to argue for the SW? Incidentally more SW youth corpers were killed than from any other region, so what do you think that makes your words out to be?
You are appalling and unbred; more horror couldn't be packed into the words of confirmed demons like Saddam and Hitler.

You people make the rest of us cringe and send chills down our spines.

^
Dude, I'm only informing the mods about those whose every word is unpurified, dirty and bigoted. There is no reason to allow those that remind most of us of animals, armed robbers, 419ers, agbero's etc to keep on polluting the place; not only deeply offending our sensibilities, but portraying Nigeria in the lowest and worst possible light to the rest of the World (NL ranks very high in google search results).
You and your bunch might not be the only bigots on NL, but you are by far the worst; you are the most famous for derailling threads and saying despicable things. If you do not like being pointed out, tough!

Aside from NL being a window on Nigeria to the World, it is also used by impressionable and underage people.

Nigeria is taking the right steps on the international stage. Ajumogobia is very talented indeed, nice one GEJ.
The longer SA has the clown, Zuma at the helm of their affairs, the stronger the game Nigeria plays not only in Africa, but Worldwide. Events in Ivory Coast signalled a defining turning point in the foreign relations of both Nigeria and SA.

SA bumbled around, stepping on their own toes, changing course a million times and obstructing any sensible moves by others toward a decisive resolution, while Nigeria's leadership and direction were steadfast and unwavering.

We might have bumbled along for years now (especially in the lack lustre Yar Adua/cabal period), but our foreign relations prospects have never looked better or brighter.

[size=14pt]France backs Nigeria’s UN Security Council bid[/size]
On May 22, 2011 · In News
BY DANIEL IDONOR

YAMOUSSOUKRO – AS Cote d’Ivoire’s elected President, Mr Alassan Quattara was, yesterday, sworn-in, the government and people of France, in appreciation of Nigeria’s leadership role in the Africa region and restoration of democratic governance in Cote d’Ivoire has pledged to support Nigeria in her bid for a permanent seat of the United Nation, UN, Security Council.

President Nicholas Sarkozy, who endorsed Nigeria’s bid for the prestigious seat, at the Houphet Boigny Datcha, France, during a private meeting with his Nigerian counterpart, Dr Goodluck Jonathan, said the gesture is in appreciation of Nigeria’s qualitative leadership role in securing the continent in particular and the world at large.

Sarkozy also commended Jonathan for the role he played as Nigerian President and as Chairman of the Economic Community of West African Countries, ECOWAS, to restore democratically elected government of Allassane Outtarra.

The France leader joined other world leaders in congratulating Jonathan for his victory at the polls which has won commendation from world leaders for it credibility.

Among those at the meeting were Minister of Foreign Affairs, Odein Ajumogobia, Senior Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Mr. Ima Niboro and some embassy officials.

A source close to the meeting told Sunday Vanguard that the two countries reaffirmed their commitment to cooperate in matters of mutual interests especially supporting democratic rule and good governance that will usher in fast paced development.

According to the source, Jonathan had briefed him on his efforts to ensure stability in the region especially in ensuring that the sub region were not left behind in the changing global trends.

Although the source was not specific on the areas Jonathan called for help, it said the acknowledgment by Sarkozy of the leading role Nigeria has continued to play puts it at the forefront of those deserving a voice on platforms where world affairs were decided.

The Nigerian President had arrived Yamassoukro airport at about 9.30am and proceeded to review parade where he received thunderous ovations from natives who struggled to catch a glimpse of him as the man who made it possible for peace to return to their country.

A minimum of 10 leaders of other countries, most of them francophone were at the occasion. After the meeting Jonathan drove to the Houphet Boigny Information Center for Peace where the inauguration took place in a colourful ceremony.

Both Sarkozy and Jonathan intermittently received applauses from the capacity international crowd each time their names were mentioned.

President Jonathan has since yesterday returned to Nigeria, as he is expected to host the UN Secretary-General, Mr Banki Moon to a dinner today evening.

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Sasasamusa:
HEY HEY HEY YOU SYCOPHANTS STRU_GURU AND JOHN DOE100!!!!! SINCE WHEN DID U BECOME SPOKESMEN FOR FAILED PROJECTS HOW ON EARTH CAN U COMPARE THE ERA OF BABANGIDA , BUHARI AND EVEN ABACHA OF BLESED MEMORY?? ARE U CRAZY? THINKING FROM YOUR ANUSES DID U NOT HAVE STEADY AND STABLE POWER SUPPLY? WAS IT NOT SOME SELFISH POLITICIANS THAT DISCOVERED HUGE FINANCIAL RETURNS INTO THEIR POCKETS, BY FEUSTRATING NEPA POWER, AND THEN OFFERING US SUBSTANDARD CHINESE GENERATORS, THUS WORSENING THE WEATHER/CLIMATIC CONDITIONS OF NIGERIA, PLEASE SYCOPHANTS/APOLOGISTS HAVE YOU NOT HEARD OF GREEN FUELS?? GREEN FUELS ASK YOUR CHILDREN AND LEARN, EDUCATE YOUR MENTHOR PLEASE!!!!!!!

It is easy to conclude that there is something deeply wrong with the average Buhari supporter.
. . .Babangida, Abacha, Buhari! Your idols? No offense, that stuff is bad:

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