Politics › Re: Bomb Blast In Abuja by Beaf: 2:25am On Jan 01, 2011 |
[size=21pt]If people preach violence, they will reap violence. If anyone feels they can make Nigeria ungovernable, they will be executed. If you think innocent civilian blood is cheap, you will die.[/size] |
Politics › Re: Bomb Blast In Abuja by Beaf: 2:20am On Jan 01, 2011 |
tpia1: ^^not one of your brighter posts, if there are any. My dear, nobody is smiling. If anyone practices violence, they will reap its fruits tenfold. Lets see who will blink. If anybody sacrifices the blood of the innocent for political gain, they will get war and be cut off. We will secure our own lands, better secure yours. |
Politics › Re: Bomb Blast In Abuja by Beaf: 2:14am On Jan 01, 2011 |
Big B1: Jonathan is a good man, a great Nigeria, but not the right man for the job.
We need a leader that can not be intimidated by anyone on this planet, a leader that can make his own decision, a leader that completely understands the importance of unity, a leader that has records of great accomplishments, a leader that is tough like a dragon, a leader that can clearly express himself and more than anything else, a leader that has a complete respect of all Nigerians. Jonathan is not this leader; For the love of God, Mr president should step down immediately! Dude, if war is what you want. War you will get. Nobody is born to rule this country, you people produce nothing, yet you wish to threaten those that feed you. |
Politics › Re: Bomb Blast In Abuja by Beaf: 2:10am On Jan 01, 2011 |
Big B1: Right from Sahara reports:
What we need is a respected and fear Leader
Submitted by Nigerian1 on January 1, 2011 - 01:34. The problem with Jonathan is that from day one of assuming office as the President, he did not pull up his big boy pants and show the elite class that their is a new cherrif in town. Instead he continue to appease them and bow his head just like he use to as their errand boy. These people did not waste any time in twisting and molding him as they're pleased. Nigeria is in the same state it is now as during the leadership vaccum created by UMYA sickness. This President is just assuming the name nothing more, those in the higher rank in PDP are in charge of what should be in the country.
If for ethnic reason this man is allow/elected to continue in office God knows we are in for a terrible ending as no one from the top respect the man. [size=21pt]Dude, let me advice you and those of you pushing politics of blood. We will overcome you. If you push too hard, we will raze you to the ground, you have everything to lose and you will lose it.[/size] |
Politics › Re: Bomb Blast In Abuja by Beaf: 2:05am On Jan 01, 2011 |
goggs: the problem will not likely be solved with division if we have selfish leaders. Look at some states with relatively fantastic allocations but terrible mismanagement, look at others will less and seroius development going on. While separation may sound appealing, its not the magic wand to solve our problems. Its an attractive option I am gravitating towards but I know unless fundamental changes are effected our resultant countries or regions can be as small as Liberia and yet be killing ourselves or be as big and complex as South africa and yet be stable and prosperous. THERE IS NO MAGIC BULLET There is a magic bullet and its called true federalism. It is wise for every Nigerian to learn what it means. |
Politics › Re: Bomb Blast In Abuja by Beaf: 2:02am On Jan 01, 2011 |
May the souls of the departed rest in peace. This is really so sad. |
Politics › Re: Victory For Democracy! - Jonathan Finally Agrees To Debate by Beaf: 6:27pm On Dec 31, 2010 |
^ I wonder when it will finally occur to you people that GEJ is not a wrester like una. Insead, he thinks, delibrates and strategises; he doesn't go "yak, yak, yak! I lose, I will employ violence" like Atiku and his infernal hoards. |
Programming › Re: "oracle",is It Losing It's Demand In Today's Nigerian Labor Market? by Beaf: 6:18pm On Dec 31, 2010 |
babyface12: You kinda sound like the literal meaning of your ID's name, y u come they "beaf" now?? "A saying goes, if na pure water u they sell, be the very best at it and I tell u, u'd leave a mark on History, long after you're gone, where ppl will say, "there lay the remains of the greatest pure water seller",my point: using the word "There is no future for most making the mistake of jumping on the Oracle bandwagon these days", sounds rather harsh, "Oracle DBA" may or may not be losing it's validity, nevertheless, I think if u're very good at what u do, there's always a bright future ahead of u. You asked for advice and I gave guru level advice. If you don't like it, hop on the bus. Nobody has their ambition set so low as to be compared with selling pure water. Yesterday, punched cards were all the vogue, even though thats now prehistoric, there are still machines that use them. I wonder if you advice a loved one to learn how to programme punched cards, because they can be good "pure water sellers." Dude, the programming field is 100% logical and you will quickly find that there is no time for pure water analogies, its either it is or it aint. Black and white rules the roost, not some fairy tale World of pure water. I did my first SAP/Oracle and SAP/SQL Server installastions more than ten years ago. babyface12: , bros! if it was 41% in 2005 and 48% in 2007/8, would u call that a decline? and correct me if am wrong oo!!, the demand for oracle certificates where even higher in year 2005 wey the thing never increase to 48%, na logic now, it doesn't have to be 99% b4 it can be viewed as "progressing", Never mix statistics from different sources, it becomes voodoo. I said quite plainly that my source was Information Week, while azum's was Gartner. I don't do rewire and vulcaniser style talk. Please spare me and run along, if you see stagnated figures and call that progress, who is to argue with you? Especially when in the same period SQL Servers market share grew by a whopping 28%? Please, lets raise intelligence levels, at least azum has some idea of what he is talking about. You don't. |
Politics › Re: Victory For Democracy! - Jonathan Finally Agrees To Debate by Beaf: 5:53pm On Dec 31, 2010 |
BetaThings: Which court convicted Ogbulafor, Osuji, Sunday Afolabi and even Atiku. If you believe that Atiku is wanted anywhere, invoke the extradition treaty. It has been used against Ibori. EFCC people have been going to UK to testify against Nigerians
There is no difference between Ogbulafor and Madam Patience. The cases are still being "investigated" But Johnathan does not think Ogbulafor can head a party, but Patience can live in his house Stop wasting your energy. [size=21pt]Atiku is a well known THIEF. He was caught stealing our 40 billa by the US Senate!! [/size]www.nairaland.com/attachments/360110_thief_jpg03fa410e988f7d5957843ec1511da5af |
Politics › Re: Military Coup In Nigeria by Beaf: 5:30pm On Dec 31, 2010 |
John Campbell is a bit of an alarmist, but if anybody attempts any sort of trouble, we will simply cut them loose into the desert. Enough is enough. |
Politics › Re: Victory For Democracy! - Jonathan Finally Agrees To Debate by Beaf: 5:26pm On Dec 31, 2010 |
BetaThings: At least let him come and read the FB comments to us. At least that would be in furtherance of his "Bring the Book Back" Campaign And maybe his FB friends (who must be dying to see him silence Atiku) will prevail on him to lean on the party to arrange the debate At least you can thank GEJ that bush people and wrestlers like you now know the importance of the Internet (just that you can't bring your bombs and almajiri's here). |
Politics › Re: Nigeria's State Of Insecurity: Jonathan Unable To Visit Bayelsa. by Beaf: 12:54pm On Dec 31, 2010 |
blacksta: it is inconsequential -whether he had a planned visited or not -but really it is shame to have chaos in 21 states of the country. I thinking this issue is too much for GEJ to bear. why not just resign as he has dully expressed to the U.S envoy that he lacks the mantle to revive this nation.
It is clearly looking obvious as predicted by the CIA come 2015 Nigeria will be no more. I am not surprised that the truth is inconsequential to you. Fact is, the vast majority value truth and those who are truthful. |
Politics › Re: Victory For Democracy! - Jonathan Finally Agrees To Debate by Beaf: 12:39pm On Dec 31, 2010 |
Akainzo: Obviously, you lack comprehension. From the states will come over 1500 (with each state contributing), then add the NASS assembly members, you'd get over 2000. That is the meaning of my post and it clearly stated that there are more than 2000 delegates to decide who wins the PDP ticket.
This is against your assertion that the primaries is a waste of time as only a few dozen delegates from the states would decide. You clearly would lie being Beaf if that would get you support for GEJ. Who do you think you can fool with your backtracking, eh? Wrestler! Stop pretending not to understand English suddenly, would you have understood if I'd said it in Hausa? Dim bulb. I said a few there are only a few dozen delegates from each state and you rocketted out with your failed math, I corrected you enough times, giving you the example that the total in the whole of the North East is 501, but you still went on talking stup!dly. Guy, admit the obvious, you are a pure dunce. Ok, lets give you the benefit of the doubt that you actually meant 2000 in total as you are now claiming; we add abuja and help you with the math, and discover that its 54 delegates approx per state by your own figures! So why did you argue when I said there are just a few dozen delegates per state? You've got rocks between your ears boy! No wonder GEJ called your crew of THIEF worshippers wrestlers. God! I can't stop laughing! What a block head! You are so daft you should see a doctor!  |
Politics › Re: Nigeria's State Of Insecurity: Jonathan Unable To Visit Bayelsa. by Beaf: 12:20pm On Dec 31, 2010 |
Jonathan was never scheduled to visit Bayelsa. Lies, lies, lies. |
Politics › Re: Nl Highlights Of The Year 2010 by Beaf: 11:42am On Dec 31, 2010 |
The worst part of the year was when bkbabe, a damaged Hispanic turned up wanting to be black and stuck on NL where everyone spits on him.
[size=21pt]I wanna be you! I wanna be 9ja!!! I wanna be black!!![/size]
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Politics › Re: Enugu Assembly Endorse Atiku by Beaf: 11:09am On Dec 31, 2010 |
Vigilante: @Beaf - your geo political zone does not matter? But your man is jumping from one ZONE to the other getting endorsed. If ethnic bigotry and sectionalism are so right to you, why don't you tell chuks01 your geo-political zone so he can comment on you? Ode! |
Politics › Re: Enugu Assembly Endorse Atiku by Beaf: 11:00am On Dec 31, 2010 |
chuks01: beaf i will like to know wat geo political zone you are from in this country before i comment on you. It shouldn't matter. Would geo political zone make me more or less Nigerian? We need to live such primitive considerations behind. |
Politics › Re: Victory For Democracy! - Jonathan Finally Agrees To Debate by Beaf: 10:54am On Dec 31, 2010 |
Akainzo: Beaf, it is now CONFIRMED. You are a LIAR!
See my above posts and see what you posted below. You lack the knowledge of Maths and you lack basic understanding. Are you taking pride in being a fool? I said each state produces only a few dozen delegates and you replied with this: Beaf, you are such liar! The PDP primaries is made up of over 1500 delegates from each state of the federation and the elected party members in the National Assembly ==> Over 2000 delegates! I calmly told you to do the math on your fingers and toes, because the whole North East has a total of 501. Donkey, the North East is not a village, in fact it consists of quite a few states. But, instead of quietly recanting, you are revelling in your loud id!ocy. Its a mistery! This is the break down the max of your calculation, cos it is clear you can't grasp it. 2000 x 36 states + 2000 for Abuja = 74,000 [size=21pt]Dunce![/size]www.nairaland.com/attachments/317132_ROTFLM_gif474f1382cac6aa709538e551d507cbfc |
Politics › Re: Anenih Warns Delegates:vote For Atiku, We Fish You Out by Beaf: 10:42am On Dec 31, 2010 |
Akainzo: And this was made in the presence of someone who is promising free and fair elections, whose campaign slogan is transformation! Transformation my foot, Anenih can NEVER be part of any transformation and thus a stooge like GEJ being his accomplice can never carry out any transformation. If this weak president wins, we are gonna be in dire straits in Naija. Yes, when GEJ wins, it will spell the end for your thieving cabals and spillers of innocent blood. Your beloved thief, Atiku is dooooooooooooooooooooooomed!  [size=14pt]2 PDP Members Launch Legal Bid to Stop Atiku[/size] •This is mockery of judiciary, says campaign organisation From Tobi Soniyi in Abuja, 12.21.2010
A day after associates of Alhaji Abubakar Atiku went to court in a bid to stop President Goodluck Jonathan from contesting in the 2011 elections, his own candidacy has also become a subject of judicial battle.
Two-time gubernatorial aspirants in Adamawa and Taraba States, Mr. Bala Takaya and Senator Abdullahi Kirim, respectively yesterday asked an Abuja High Court sitting in Maitama to issue an order stopping Atiku from contesting in the presidential primary of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
They are inviting the court to move in their favour on the grounds that Atiku is disqualified by both the PDP’s constitution and the 1999 constitution to seek election into any elective office in the country on account of his alleged antecedents touching on corruption.
By the fresh timetable released by the secretariat of the ruling PDP last week, the presidential primary is scheduled for January 13, next year.
The two plaintiffs who want Atiku barred from presenting himself for the political party’s primary election alleged that the former vice-president was dismissed from the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) on account of corruption and the findings in February 2010 of the United States of America Senate Permanent Sub-Committee on Investigations/ Committee of Homeland Security and Government Affairs which investigated him on allegations of money laundering and other corrupt practices of some foreign officials in the US which indicted him.
They argued that his dismissal and the recent indictment by the US were enough grounds to disqualify him since both the nation’s constitution and the PDP constitution forbid anybody with such dirty record from contesting election into elective offices.
Besides, the two aggrieved politicians are also seeking a separate court order compelling PDP to probe and verify the various allegations of dishonest practices including alleged receipt of $2 million bribe from Siemens AG through his wife.
They asked the court to come down heavily on him if found guilty of the allegations.Takaya and Kirim invoked the original jurisdiction of the Abuja court via a writ of summons.
Although the case is yet to be assigned to any judge for hearing, the plaintiffs have, in the interim, filed a motion on notice for an interlocutory injunction restraining the PDP from screening or clearing Abubakar to contest the PDP’s presidential primary.
They are also asking the court to issue another interlocutory injunction restraining Abubakar from presenting himself for screening or clearance for the presidential primary.
In the suit, only the PDP and Abubakar were named as defendants.Detailing the reasons why they were involving the court to stop Abubakar from contesting the poll in a 31-point affidavit, they said his emergence as a president in the country would draw the nation backward.
[size=14pt]For instance, the plaintiffs averred that “between 1969 and 1989, Atiku Abubakar rose to become the Deputy Director of Customs and was dismissed following the findings of a panel of inquiry that recommended his dismissal.[/size]
“That in February 2010, the USA Senate Permanent Sub-Committee on Investigation Committee of Homeland Security and Government Affairs carried out investigation on the money laundering and other corrupt practices of some foreign officials in the USA in line with the strict moral code and integrity within which that country operates.
“That the findings of the said Senate Committee showed clearly that Atiku Abubakar was the source of the over 440m dollars brought into the USA over a period of 8 years (2000-2008) through more than 30 accounts and both questioned the nature and source of Atiku’s wealth as well as found that the allegation by the SEC that Ms Douglas received over $2 million in bribe payments from Siemen AG intended part for her husband cannot be dismissed.
“That the report showed how Atiku along with his fourth wife, one Ms Jennifer Douglas Abubakar, an American citizen , engaged in acts which have thoroughly embarrassed Nigeria as a country.
“That Atiku was invited by the Senate Committee for questioning but that he declined the invitation.[size=14pt]“That since he was invited for questioning by the said US Senate Committee, he has never set his foot in the USA for fear of being arrested.
"And that Atiku Abubakar’s spouse, Jennifer Douglas-Atiku has also relocated to Dubai in the United Arab Emirates and has not set foot in the USA since she appeared before the US Senate Committee."[/size]
Meanwhile, the Atiku Campaign Organisation told THISDAY on phone last night that the case was "ridiculous". A spokesman of the organisation said the court case "is a mockery of judiciary. We know where this is coming from and we are surprised that President Jonathan will lend himself to an abuse of court process.” Atiku has consistently denied allegations of corruption, insisting that they are politically motivated.
http://www.thisdayonline.info/nview.php?id=190421 |
Politics › Re: Enugu Assembly Endorse Atiku by Beaf: 10:33am On Dec 31, 2010 |
BetaThings: Atiku is not a thief. Otherwise you are saying that Johnathan (president, commander in chief of the armed forces, appointer of attorney general) does not have the gut to prosecute him. He did it to Ogbulafor with evidence. Let him bring the evidence against Atiku. Otherwise let that camp remain quiet about this matter Atiku is a thief. And Presidents don't prosecute. . . But I forgot you are a wrestler, so thinking might be slow.  |
Politics › Re: Victory For Democracy! - Jonathan Finally Agrees To Debate by Beaf: 10:30am On Dec 31, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: Victory For Democracy! - Jonathan Finally Agrees To Debate by Beaf: 10:28am On Dec 31, 2010 |
jabbok: We? you and who? Guy drop that rigging mentality. Any Nigerian who declared to run for the presidency is a potential winner. Even our own mama Sarah is a great contender. Anything can happen unless the result has already been penciled down somewhere One of una wrestlers has already stated quite firmly that Sarah cannot win, and on this very thread too. |
Politics › Re: Victory For Democracy! - Jonathan Finally Agrees To Debate by Beaf: 10:24am On Dec 31, 2010 |
BetaThings: Confirmed! The man you defend and your "humble self" want a community of imbeciles. A pig wants everybody to join in its puddle where, of course, it will excel at its favourite game for which God has given it unassailable talents Thank God you've admited to what you saw in the mirror. Life as a fool must be pretty tough!  |
Politics › Re: Victory For Democracy! - Jonathan Finally Agrees To Debate by Beaf: 10:20am On Dec 31, 2010 |
Akainzo: Beaf, Like I said in another thread, your raking is like someone that learnt ABC from the rhymes of his neighbours kids. He knows the rhymes but has no idea what they mean. I am sure you know 1,2,3 in studied in Maths but don't have a clue what the numbers stand for. [i]Simply admit that you lied! [/i]The PDP primaries is not made up of a few dozen delegates but over 2000 delegates. Ok, your neighbours kids had no rhymes for thousands  Go and count your fingers and toes like a wrestler. There are 501 PDP delegates from the whole of the North East, you can count the rest on your fingers for the rest of the country. When you've finished, tell us how you arrived at 74,000 (37 x 2000). You are a real dunce! |
Politics › Re: Enugu Assembly Endorse Atiku by Beaf: 10:10am On Dec 31, 2010 |
chuks01: if a thief will give the igbos the presidency come 2015 then so be it cause jonathan had already promised to give the north back power 2015.he has not plans for the igbos. A thief will behave like a thief and only a fool believe a thief. That why the Ebonyi state govt locked him out. By the way, GEJ has said nothing, because it is not in his power to give out the Presidency. |
Politics › Re: Victory For Democracy! - Jonathan Finally Agrees To Debate by Beaf: 10:03am On Dec 31, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: Victory For Democracy! - Jonathan Finally Agrees To Debate by Beaf: 9:59am On Dec 31, 2010 |
BetaThings: How come you are from a country of so many daft and silly people. It means it runs in the country - from the president down. Your resort to mutual silence in the face of undemocratic tendencies is worrisome. If anyone makes an eloquent case for intra-party debate, then let set the standard. Why should PDP - with an intellectual candidate run away from debate because some other parties are not doing it. Afterall, PDP should not lead only in rigging, intimidation
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-577128.0.html BTW, when will the "saintly" Johnathan arrange for his beloved, patiently-greedy wife to have her day in court for that $13.5m money laundering case of 11 Sept 2006 - forget the Ribadu's absolution from prosecution-induced recant. For a patriotic Nigerian, you must be concerned about this sum given that is 10 times the amount for which Ogbulafor was removed from office as PDP chairman. Madam does not have immunity. And Oga should continue that fine tradition of making his assets declaration public. Or is that fresh air now so fouled that light cannot be beamed upon what is around it? I wish you could stand back and realise how foolishly you started out and how desperately you ended. But, I'm sure you can't though, being a "wrestler." Sad really. |
Politics › Re: Victory For Democracy! - Jonathan Finally Agrees To Debate by Beaf: 9:46am On Dec 31, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: Enugu Assembly Endorse Atiku by Beaf: 9:42am On Dec 31, 2010 |
Thief worshippers will never ceaze to amaze! The former vice-president’s campaign train, however, received a major shock as Ebonyi State Governor Martin Elechi reportedly barred them from visiting the state.
He was said to have directed Ebonyi delegates to avoid any meeting with Atiku. There are still good men in the country. Atiku is a thief. |
Politics › Re: Victory For Democracy! - Jonathan Finally Agrees To Debate by Beaf: 9:37am On Dec 31, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: Victory For Democracy! - Jonathan Finally Agrees To Debate by Beaf: 9:35am On Dec 31, 2010 |
oyb: the last time i checked, there was a country called nigeria. all nigerians , not just 'pdp members' have a stake in the nation's future.
a debate is one of the first ways to identify what candidiates really stand for, and how they are under pressure
all this meandering and blathering says one thing - gej cannot live up to your hype
no one to ghostwrite debate points the way its done with fb posts
and from a president who is running his mouth on education etal, what better way to start
a smart, capable president with smart, capable backers would see this as a golden opportunity to showcase his intellect etal
i guess those traits must be lacking, or maybe the cupboard has way too many skeletons that can be summoned Wretched argument. If you want a stake in PDP, go buy a card. Thats commonsense. If you campaign for debates in PDP, then you must do it across all parties, except there is some degree of foolishness or dishonesty driving your argument. Nigeria was not a one party state the last I checked, except other political parties have declared themselves no hopers before the event. But then, hey! Its a wrestlers thing, common sense isn't expected. |
Politics › Re: Victory For Democracy! - Jonathan Finally Agrees To Debate by Beaf: 9:27am On Dec 31, 2010 |
jabbok: Your abusive approach to issues is mouth-dropping. Show some love bro It helps "wrestlers" engage their brains. Like I said, even dogs learn new tricks, you guys rote is way too old and overused. I'm weeping for all zombies in da house! |