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9ijaMan:
Thanks o!
Apparently potof_soup is a new invention of Beaf. A leopard cannot change it's skin. I can always tell a post is from Beaf when I see one. Since he could not use his original alias (Beaf) to support the sacrilegious act of PDP in celebrating the release of a felon from jail, he must have devised this mischievous approach of using a new username to deceive himself.

Lol. I hunt your nightmares, cos the truth is a sharp sword.
How about just exercising your limited stone throwing views to defending Nigeria's version of Gaddafi?

[size=14pt]Fresh Air 2011![/size]

Ibro Yaya:
Because Tinubu is a very dirty politician and he keeps attacking GEJ as if he has something better to offer.

. . .And he has a forged certificate from the "University of Toronto."

Eziachi:
For some reason, you have develpoed some kind of likeness towards APGA. Why? And you even did not inlcude them in your list of regional party, I want o know the reason for your sudden change of attitude towards APGA?
Very fishy in my opinion!!

Do you deslike APGA, or have anything against it?

Is APGA led by a drug baron like Tinubu who is deceptive about his origins and waves a forged "University of Toronto certificate"? lol

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What a load of tosh!
Maybe people from your village never knew the direction to the airport; others certainly did.

You might note that the innocent men he executed with backdated laws all came from abroad. As for the Niger Delta, Buhari is one of the greatest parasites we have ever known, while GEJ is totally unmatched.

Its bad to tell lies bro.

Nah, he's no saint, just a drug barron:

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Sadly, the opposition parties in Nigeria a better known for rascality (in the case of ACN, by the way where is Ribadu? lol) or stone throwing (from CPC, by the way where is Buhari? lol) or just non-existence from the rest (aside from APGA).

Truth be told, nothing really exists outside of the PDP. Both ACN and CPC are regional parties. Sad

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Sharrap!
Did your wild eyed Buhari ever pull Nigerians out of a disaster area in all his time, has he ever shown that he cares for the man on the street? lol, he was best known for shooting the innocent, for which he says he has no regrets.

Funny how people seem upset by GEJ's act of bringing in ours from Libya. . . only to turn around to praise the closest thing Nigeria has to Gaddafi. Any surprises?

Shame on you.

You are a fool if Henry Okah is your hero.

dayokanu:
What did the ACN lie about exactly

Did ACN lie about Tinubus fatherhood?

What exactly is this mystery about Tinubu's father?

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cap28:
thank you

the minuite OBJ, GEJ and co become excess bagage to the machinations of the west we will suddenly hear it being broadcast all over Al jazeera, bbc, cnn and msnbc that between them they have over $1 trillion dollars in stolen funds, funny.

Daft analysis, but not surprising. How can a "normal" person love a mass murderer like Gaddafi, open all sorts of donkey-brained threads all over the place. . . and then spread rumours about GEJ?
Gaddafi is saint being brought down by the 666, meanwhile his armies are firing on the people with anti-aircraft guns, attack helicopters, bombing them from planes and straffing them with fighter jets?

Dude, madness is best cured in its early stages.

nakedall:
Unfortunately, most of these doctors are not good enough in their profession; these are people killing patients without answering for their bad job but still demanding pay rise every day. Presently, they are receiving more than they really worth. A professional doctor that knows what is doing will not waste time with Mr. Fashola but look for another place. They are free to go. They will loose their job and doctors from other states will take the job immediately.
Mr. Fashola get rid of these crap and open the doors for others from other states.

Hmmm, even if doctors are paid more in these "other states?"

I shake with rage when I see words like knowall's, but rage is better quietened and channelled into a potent weapon of truth that slays all evil in its path.
Nigeria will change for the better, because we will it into being and we act passionately, fearlessly and forcefully in our convictions.

Our dream is being built and no man born of woman can halt it.

[size=14pt]Long live the New Nigeria![/size]

ROSSIKE:
Beaf said:

Why are you shocked? You should know by now that good news about Nigeria is a real irritant to many people here. It flies in the face of their dark vision of the country, so they simply avoid such threads to prevent psychological imbalance or damage to their systems.

My brother, you are right. I am beginning to conclude that a lot of these people are actually mentally damaged in some way or the other. I find it absolutely repugnant that there are actually people who don't value the lives of their neighbours and fellow Nigerians; it is shocking to the core!

The question must be asked what percentage of average Nigerian is wicked beyond redemption that they cannot rejoice when Nigerian lives are saved. Things like this are a major eye opener; see the foolishness that some have posted here in their usual super large font (cos they have the tiniest d!cks).

Let those of us who are normal rejoice at the saving of our fellow citizens from the jaws of the maniacal reactions to black skins in Libya and the appalling explosion of cruelty from a mad dictator. Sadly, many blacks have lost their lives to street justice, no doubt including Nigerians; let us give a quiet time for their souls and a thought for the bereaved. All blood is red and sacred.

May the wicked among us be damned, your day of defeat closes in with every rising sun.

Also referring to the statement credited to former Lagos State governor, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, that President Goodluck Jonathan was a traitor, liar and drunkard, the PDP said it was not surprised that such an abusive language would come from Tinubu who is not sure “whether his real father is either Yekini Ogunlere, Ogunmodede (from Iresi) or Tinubu (from Iragbiji)”.

Olu-Ojo, who urged Jonathan not to be taken aback by such comments from Tinubu and his ilk, noted that “Omo ti enikan o bi (a man who is not born by anyone) normally sees everyone in the same light as himself and won’t mind pulling down other people fathers’ houses.”

Lawd a macy!

So, basically, Tinubu is confused about who his father is? I did'nt know that. Wow!
No wonder he is so quick to emit the most immoral, putrid and base gutter verbalisations.

Lets just say, Tinubu is going "dan!"

[size=14pt]Presidency: ACN lied[/size] .
Monday, 28 February 2011 00:00 Nigerian Compass

THIRTY-THREE days to the general elections, the battle for supremacy between the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) deepened yesterday.

While the PDP described the story that the Presidency had budgetted N2.9 billion to ‘capture’ the South-West in April as a figment of the imagination of the opposition party, the Presidency declared that the report was “totally false, malicious and repugnant”.

Also referring to the statement credited to former Lagos State governor, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, that President Goodluck Jonathan was a traitor, liar and drunkard, the PDP said it was not surprised that such an abusive language would come from [size=14pt]Tinubu who is not sure “whether his real father is either Yekini Ogunlere, Ogunmodede (from Iresi) or Tinubu (from Iragbiji)”.[/size]

The Presidency statement, signed by presidential spokesperson, Ima Niboro, noted that the “entire report is false, malicious, repugnant and has no factual basis and its contents are a product of the mischief-driven imagination of its authors”.

He noted that the President, in an all-out effort to win the hearts and minds of Nigerians in the traditional and politically-correct manner, has been busy touring all the states of the federation, including the South-West, adding that Jonathan does not need to resort to any underhand tactics to win the April 9 presidential election.

Said Niboro: “The President and his supporters across the country are working extremely hard to achieve success in the elections in an indisputable and transparent manner. As he continues to show by word and action, President Jonathan remains fully committed to free, fair and credible elections in April. His being a candidate in the elections has not affected this commitment in any way.

“The tumultuous crowds that have attended the Jonathan/Sambo Campaign rallies across the country and the increasing endorsements of the ticket by other political parties, royal fathers and interest groups clearly point to the success of the President’s untiring campaign to convince Nigerians to give him a fresh mandate for four years.

“The President is also a firm believer in the doctrine of separation of powers and the rule of law. He is fully committed to upholding the independence of the judiciary at all times and will never be part of any conspiracy to misuse security agencies for partisan political purposes or impugn the integrity of the judiciary for private ends.”

Minister of Defence, Prince Adetokunbo Kayode (SAN), also debunked the allegation that the PDP had budgetted N2.9 billion to ‘capture’ the South-West in the next election.

For referring to Jonathan as “a drunkard and liar,” Kayode said Tinubu has shown that he has no respect for the highest office in the land.

The minister, who was in Akure, the Ondo State capital, to prepare for the presidential campaign visit fixed for Wednesday, said the ACN has no presidential candidate that can match Jonathan in any election.

He said the South-West people “are literate, enlightened and know who best to vote for during the April election and they don’t need Tinubu and his ilk to tell them who to vote for.”

“The PDP has no plan of using state or private fund to forcefully win the South-West as the people of the region know the best thing for them and would vote for Goodluck Jonathan.

“It is not true at all, it is a bloody lie because we do not intend to capture and the issue of capturing the area does not arise as the PDP is deeply rooted in the region and will come out victorious in the next election, the minister added”.

According to him, the President had, in the last few months, given purposeful leadership to the country and put the nation on a strong footing for development.

Kayode said Jonathan would be judged, based on what he had been able to do for the country since becoming the president on May 6, 2010.

His words: “There are many things we can talk about as far as President Goodluck Jonathan is concerned that his co-contestants do not have. He rose from the ranks and became the President, so he has garnered enough experience needed to lead a country like Nigeria.

“He has touched various sectors of the society like education, infrastructure, power and so on and we can now see that the country is working. It is only that he is not a President who believes in media hype; he is a silent achiever”.

The minister noted that Jonathan would not only win in the South-West but would also win in other parts of the country as the party had been running an effective campaign throughout the country.

The Ekiti State chapter of the party also described Tinubu as a politician who will soon fall because of his pride.

State Chairman of the party, Chief Bola Olu-Ojo, said: “Obviously, that fake personality called Bola Tinubu must have taken an overdose of whatever he takes for him to have said that.”

Olu-Ojo, who urged Jonathan not to be taken aback by such comments from Tinubu and his ilk, noted that “[size=14pt]Omo ti enikan o bi (a man who is not born by anyone) normally sees everyone in the same light as himself and won’t mind pulling down other people fathers’ houses.[/size]”

[size=14pt]He lamented what politics has foisted on the highly-principled Yoruba people, saying: “Were it not for what politics has turned our society into, characters like Bola Tinubu that no one is sure whether his real father is either Yekini Ogunlere, Ogunmodede (from Iresi) or Tinubu (from Iragbiji) won’t be mounting the podium to throw verbal darts at the President of his own country.

“We do not blame Tinubu but the systemic rot that allows such an element to have access to such a dizzying amount of money. It is trite to say that when big money misses its way into the hands of bad men, the society is in peril. But definitely, Yorubaland will be saved from this congregation of rascals, who have used their ill-gotten wealth to buy their ways into power.”

While describing Tinubu as one of the greatest threats to democracy in the country, Olu-Ojo said: “Who is a traitor between President Jonathan, who was a deputy governor for over six years and stood by his boss, Chief Dieprieye Alamieyeseigha, till the end or Tinubu, who rode on the back of Afenifere to become governor only for him to destroy the organisation and forced its leaders like Papa Abraham Adesanya, Chief Ganiyu Dawodu, Chief Olu Falae and others out of the Alliance for Democracy (AD)?

“Who is a power drunk between Tinubu, who for eight years ruled Lagos State like a fiefdom, with three deputies and has refused to allow his successor, Babatunde Fashola, to function independently and President Jonathan, who, as a President, does not interfere in the running of his home state, Bayelsa?

“And between Tinubu, who snatched Engr. Funsho Williams’ mandate only for him (Williams) to be murdered in the cruelest manner and President Jonathan, who never acceded to the pressure to take over power when his boss, Alhaji Umaru Musa Yar’Adua, was bed-ridden, who is a traitor?

“The house of fraud built for the ACN by Justice Isa Ayo Salami and his cohorts in the appellate court will fall like a pack of cards and then, we will all see where Tinubu will hide his face.”

Also, the Osun State chapter of the PDP declared that it was determined to expose ACN lies which, it said, would put an end to the party’s politics of deceit and blackmail in the South-West.

A statement by the Acting Chairman of the party in the state, Otunba Sunday Ojo-Williams wondered why the ACN had turned itself into the public relations officer of Justice Salami in the current efforts at probing his relationship with certain persons in the ACN.

The party asked the ACN and its newspaper men to let Justice Salami defend himself on all these allegations stressing that after all, “he had been granting press interviews of recent.”

The PDP added that it was surprising that Tinubu had also ordered his media empire to commence a total war on the State Security Service (SSS) for reportedly seeking the call logs of Justice Salami from the MTN.

It wondered why ACN leaders became jittery over this simple security demands, if indeed they never had any deals with Justice Salami on phone on the Osun and Ekiti governorship cases.[/size]

The PDP urged security agencies not to be deterred by the campaign of blackmail and intimidation, “which are the normal strategy of the Tinubu group whenever they are caught red-handed and are about to be brought to book.”

While appealing to the media not to join Tinubu in his designs to arm-twist the law, the PDP noted that it was confident that its on-going efforts would help rid the judiciary of charlatans wearing the gab of heroes.

The PDP also called on security agencies to caution the ACN spokesman, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, for “issuing open threats to national security over the raging controversy on the Osun and Ekiti governorship appeal verdicts.”

Mohammed had, last week, promised well sustained war if the verdicts in Osun and Ekiti were reversed over allegations of underhand dealings by the Justices who handled them just as he hinted that telephone contacts with Justice Ayo Salami were for social engagements.

[b]Said Ojo-Williams: “Only in Nigeria can someone be accused of an offence, yet the offender continues to huff, puff and issue threats without any consequence. Perverting the course of justice is a high crime and the punishment must fit the crime.

“While judicial officers are not expected to live reclusive lives because of their calling, it is ludicrous of Lai Mohammed to try to suggest that the calls and text messages they exchanged with Justice Ayo Salami and his agent, Tunji Ijaya, at unholy hours of the day, were social in nature.

“Is Lai Mohammed saying that Ayo Salami and his agent, Tunji Ijaya, were extended invitations to social gatherings very close to the dates that judgements were delivered in the Osun and Ekiti appeal matters, as shown in the intensity of the three-way communication which increased around those periods?

“Could they have been inviting Justice Adamu Jauro to “Owambes” too? Did they have their own version of Mike Newell’s 1994 film, ‘Four Weddings and a Funeral’, close to the delivery of judgements?

“Were those phone numbers registered in the name of Lagos State Government given out to musicians to persuade Ayo Salami to attend their gigs? Did Mohammed Raufu Lai (aka Lai Mohammed) call Salami to come over to a naming ceremony? Of who?”

Also, the Society for Rule of Law in Nigeria (SRLN), a non-governmental organisation, has raised the alarm of plans by the ACN and Tinubu to wage media war against the Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Aloysius Katsina-Alu, with a view to saving Salami.

The group, in a statement by its Coordinator, Comrade Chima Ubeku, alleged that Justice Salami, alongside some ACN chieftains and lawyers met in Lagos last week to review the controversies over the Appeal Court judgements on Osun and Ekiti states, and resolved that the ACN propaganda machinery, which went to bed after the judgements, must go to work immediately.[/b]

Ubeku also alleged that a plot to embarrass the CJN, using the House of Representatives, was hatched with a member of the House of Representatives, who is a principal officer, as the chief executioner of the plot.

The statement reads in part: “We wish to alert the public on another round of media war being planned against the CJN by the ACN and its men in the appellate court. The plot is stemmed from the failure of propaganda war unleashed on the CJN at the wake of the rumoured elevation of Justice Salami to the Supreme Court and the need to stall the impending probe of the embattled appellate court president.

“Also, the revelation of telephone conversations among Tinubu, ACN lawyers and Justice Salami was also said to have shocked the camp of the former governor, prompting the emergency meeting where it was resolved that the situation can only be redeemed through roforofo fight.

“A principal officer in the House of Representatives, who also attended the meeting, was mandated to coordinate a probe of the CJN, while the propaganda machinery, which was upbraided for going to sleep after the Ekiti and Osun states judgements, was re-oiled and mandated to get cracking.

“The propaganda team is expected to come up with ‘stories’ aimed at discrediting Justice Katsina-Alu and blackmailing President Goodluck Jonathan, ascribing roles to them in the Ekiti and Osun state judgement controversies”.

While reiterating its call for the probe of Justice Salami’s recent outburst, the group said: “If the President of the Court of Appeal does not trust most of his colleagues as to empanel them in the election petition cases, what is the fate of the common man who regards the judiciary as the last hope?

“Justice Salami must also explain his three-hour secret meeting with the Governor of Ekiti State, Dr Kayode Fayemi, recently. If the visit was official, why was it kept out of public glare?”

By Akeem Oyetunji, Abuja, Babatope Okeowo, Akure, Joshua Dada, Osogbo & Raphael Ogbonnaiye, Ado-Ekiti

http://www.compassnewspaper.com/NG/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=76137:presidency-acn-lied&catid=43:news&Itemid=799

Lagos is just continuing the tradition of casting Nigeria as a country where professionals must go abroad to be worth anything. Shame.

[size=14pt]Tinubu with his Toronto certificate doesn't know what it takes to be a graduate not to talk of being a medical doctor[/size]

I'm shocked nobody is commenting on this.

Hey!!
Thank God! Thank God! Thank God!

Pop something!

[size=14pt]Nigeria evacuates about 500 of its citizens from Libya [/size]

APA, Abuja (Nigeria) No fewer than 499 Nigerians resident in Libya arrived back in the country on Sunday in a two chartered Jumbo jets which were sent by the Nigerian Federal Government for the evacuation from the embattled North African country.

The jets departed Nigeria on Saturday for the North African country which has been under siege by protesters in the last ten days.

Nigeria’s National Emergency Management Agency said on Sunday in Abuja that the Nigerians arrived safely and more of such exercises would be carried out in the coming days to ensure safety of “our citizens”.

The NEMA team involved in the evacuation is led by the Director General, Mr Sani Sidi who has been at the airport since Thursday awaiting permission for landing rights from the Libyan authorities.

The Libyan government had earlier denied landing rights to the planes. A camp had been set up for the expected returnees at the United Nations camp close to the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja.

It has also been gathered that the planes landed safely in Tripoli at about noon on Saturday, but communication was later lost with the NEMA team in Tripoli.

In a similar development, the Nigerian government has ordered the temporary relocation of the families of Nigerian embassy officials in Tripoli, to neighboring Malta as part of efforts to ensure their safety and security in the troubled country.

http://www.apanews.net/apa.php?page=show_article_eng&id_article=141530

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And after reading through all that, you reached that conclusion as an "eductated" person?
In any event, did you miss out the fact that Ward wasn't the only one to give an assessment? Dude, you're a dunce.

In case you don't know, oil companies own you and not the other way round, cos the id!ots you promote sold you years ago; but I just said you were a dunce, so the explanation will fly right through your empty skull and dissolve in the wind. Olodo!

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[quote author=eku_bear link=topic=612960.msg7809940#msg7809940 date=1298813297]Heh. If you say so. You have your plan, we have ours. At some point, perhaps we will see who planned better. May the best man win.[/quote]Thank you, best man is us.
Anyways later.

cap28:
No because they are being misruled by an unhinged psycopath who belongs in the 7th century, can someone put that ugly MF out of his misery and put some of that poison he's been giving to his people in his food.

lol, Gaddafi lover!

Please tell us your next psychedelic tale of how America is influencing the Libyan masses against the great man-god, Gaddafi.
When you're done, tell us what you smoke.

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Do you see how Gaddafi (poor example I know) has been able to raise a full army of mercenaries (including an airforce), powerful enough to keep his own army quiet, even though it is one of Africa's most powerful? To put that in perspective, the Libyan army is several times stronger than Nigeria's.
In the time we'd have put together something of awesome might and massively destructive beauty, you guys would only have been able to band together some bow legged OPC types with axes and stones.

Oil is a miracle worker.

[quote author=eku_bear link=topic=612960.msg7809835#msg7809835 date=1298811211]

I've no problem fighting you for oil, if it comes down to that. Funds and troops can be found. We'll manage, one way or another.[/quote]While you're busy seeking funds and troops, we'll be busy declaring victory, sending all males of working age to farms and seeking luscious Ekiti women for mouth to mouth combat. lol

Nsiman:
@ seanet2, u were crying that gej is not looking into corruption, now u are trying to cry foul that tinubu is too big to be jail if culpable/guilty

What d'you expect from a hunter?

We need better equipment than we have, but certainly not an aircraft carrier. Those are used to project force in distant lands.
Decent amour, fast attack boats, a couple of submarines and aircraft (in the F16 class) would suit our status as a regional power just fine.

juman:
Drama that would produce nothing.

Mr. Speaker should also invite is PAPA (Obasanjo) along side Mr. Ribadu, he was the president that time.

Ok, but it is Ribadu's turn now. Make e hansa di kueshion!
Where is the kudi?

[quote author=eku_bear link=topic=612960.msg7809762#msg7809762 date=1298810112]

I'll tell him that. But if we win, then I'm adding Delta back to the Western region. Sounds fair?  [/quote]How can you win without money and fuel? First, we'll take your oga for a life term in a mosquito infested swamp to build fish statues in the baking sun, day in day out; then we'll embark on an aggressive expansionist policy to grab villages which we will bulldoze and turn into leisure parks, leaving a few as reservations for the natives.
Ahhh, the life!