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Oga, Tunisia is one of the most developed countries in Africa (much closer to Eauropean levels than Nigeria) and its been so for decades. They aren't a "little country" as you've put it.

Nigeria has simply underperformed.

otokx:
Things are really not looking so good for GEJ but its not yet irreedemable.

No, its just the end game. Some major muscle was flexed in the faces of the governors to show that there are several easy alternatives for the man with a full hand of cards. They will line up firmly behind GEJ before the week is out, no more governors forum and other anti-democratic stuff.

[quote author=Akanbi_edu link=topic=568425.msg7338908#msg7338908 date=1292407415]The guy makes me laugh. He is as insecure as GEJ he is supporting. Anytime there is bad news for his master, he doesn't address the issue at hand, he merely posts rubb1sh about opponents to divert readers' attention. He no longer posts rubb1sh about IBB. It is now Atiku.

GEJ and his supporters are the same in nature, very shallow in ideas. They've got no clue at all.[/quote]Are sensible and upright folk meant to be praise worshipping thieving scum like IBB and Atiku?
The things one hears! Damn!

My ear no go blind for NL o!

Sahara Reporters is best known for fake news these days.

[size=14pt]The fake pic below too is courtesy Sahara Reporters[/size]. Shame.
http://saharareporters.com/photo/photonews-jonathans-declaration-when-jonathan-women-met-goodluck-men

www.nairaland.com/attachments/324341_SaharaReportersFakePicture_jpg69a0b6e4ad1c8831fa731bd73bb022d2

Gbawe:
Accidental stooge leaders , promoted far above their station, do not just gain sagacity overnight . Jonathan , like the American Ambassador surmised , is unanimously seen as an "underwhelming" character. Those who thinks he has the respect of the Governors , or those who matter politically , are fooling themselves. You cannot just wish political greatness or sagacity on a mediocre , previously unknown and "underwhelming" candidate because he is from your region of region.  We have moved beyond the days when when  'Shagari-nisation' and 'Yar Adua-fication' of Nigeria (both cases heavy with OBJ's machinations) is possible.

OBJ and co will not succeed in imposing another weak administrator on Nigeria because of their selfish desire to stay politically relevant and out of prison.

Abeg, go and hide! Talking rubbish as usual.

The link between you political cadavers is that you are all in thrall to big time criminals (so lying is not a tool too low).
While most here are shamelessly beholden to Atiku (caught laundering 6billion stolen from Nigeria by the US Senate), you are shamelessly beholden to Tinubu (a drug baron and thief).

If you fellows werent so shameless, you would be campaigning for your heros to spend long periods in jail. Shame!

www.nairaland.com/attachments/139268_BolaTinubuHeroinforfeiture_jpgb084d334c74cec7150ee9588a3aed2fc

Boboribo:
Vulture Party - yes
GEJ - carcass.

My guy. my guy!
You always fail to understand the simplest concepts.
It is you guys holding a vulture party, even though you are political cadavers!!!
Seen?

[size=14pt]Army Deploys 17,000 Soldiers for Internal Security[/size]
From Senator Iroegbu in Abuja , 12.14.2010

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The Nigerian Army (NA) in response to the recent directive by President Goodluck Jonathan for restoration of total Security control across the country by mid-2011, has deployed 17,000 officers and soldiers for internal security operations in the South-East, Niger Delta, Plateau, Bauchi and Borno States to checkmates militancy, kidnapping and ethno-religious crises.

The Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. O.A Ihejirika who announced this yesterday during an interactive session with defence correspondents in Abuja, said that all training exercise for the year had to be cancelled and the men deployed for internal security operations in crises prone part of the country.
Ihejirika disclosed that the operation in the South East against kidnapping has been extended to Akwa-Ibom and Imo States, where the kidnappers are now hiding in the hinterland states, while the Army has established a Forward Operating Base (FOB) at Ikwuano-Umuahia, Abia state and other parts of Imo State.

Concerning the operation in Ayakoroma area of Niger Delta against the “criminals” in the creek, which has raised a lot of controversies and conflicting reports following alleged massive civilian casualties; the Army boss disclosed that eight soldiers and six civilians were killed during the cross fire.

He said that “President Goodluck Jonathan in his magnanimity has directed the NA to rebuild all the structures damaged during the encounter, while relief materials have been sent to alleviate the suffering of the people in the area”, and announced that Army Engineers have commenced work, assuring that “within the next one week, construction work will begin in earnest”.

On the Boko Haram issue, Ihejirika said that new strategy has been mapped out and that the Army is going to take stringent measures, to checkmate the incursion of Boko Haram.

Similarly, he threw more light on the killing of the kidnapping Kingpin in Abia State, Osisikankwu, explaining that the operation was a major prelude to comprehensive elimination of kidnapping in the South-East.

He disclosed that 12 children, between ages of 5 to 12 years, and a seven month old nursing mother, were rescued from the enclave of the Osisikankwu, and noted that he (Osisikankwu) was killed during cross-fire as his soldiers wanted to arrest him alive.

“Before then one of his henchmen had been captured who gave the soldiers the description of the hideout, and the earlier captured Osisikankwu boy had taken the soldiers to their Armoury, were RPGS, GPMGS, and assorted type of arms and ammunitions were recovered”, he said.

The Army boss, also disclosed that over 350 kidnappers have so far been captured by the soldiers, since operation “Jubilee” began, stressing that “kidnapping had become a lucrative business in the South-East involving all shades of characters, accomplices, numbering about 2,000”.

On the sale of arms in the Armoury in Jaji, the Army Chief announced that no part of the investigations and the court martial was covered as all those involved were jailed for life, while others got sentences ranging from five years and loss of seniority.

He debunked the online publication of the Sahara Reporters, indicting past Army Chiefs and their Director of Military Intelligence (DMIS)’s is malicious, unfounded, distractive and done in bad fate, and said that all past service chiefs and DMI did not aid the sale of arms, as they all took respective bold steps to get those involved and appropriate actions aid punishment meted out for them.

http://www.thisdayonline.info/nview.php?id=189932

Vulture party, episode III. Feast of the cadavers.

If wishes were horses, Atiku people will ride.

Sahara Reporters is now as useless as used toilet roll.
Its difficult to find any comparable descent from quality to gutter dregs; the speed at which it happened is shocking to say the least.

Shame on you, Sahara Reporters!

homerac7:
Guys, its easier to spoil show than working for its success. Just a small kick is enough to 'kaitalize' months of scheming n careful planning. I don't think d plans of these northern guys should be taken wt levity. Dey may not knw how to milk d cow, bt no one needs lessons on hw to upturn d milk bucket. U remember ABN?

I still hold GEJ culpable for fanning d ember of distrust. One distrust begat another and d evil cycle is made. He may put a lot into political machinations, but he should know dt less effort is required to frustrate his and hold him at stalemate at d worst. Anyone acquainted wt game of chess knows dt when u r not sure of winning, its so easy to frustrate your opponent into a stalemate.

Not if all you have is a miserable pun, while your opponent is a grandmaster with an array of rooks, queens and positional advantage (at which point, you knock your king over in resignation ).

How can anyone hold the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to a stalemate? How? Court ke! Dem neva born dat judge!

Boboribo:
Help me out here - did Beaf just describe Atiku or GEJ?

Sharap and stop echoing me on this forum like a demented maggot.

Atiku people = dimwits.
Atiku people = dimwits.
Atiku people = dimwits.

I don't care if they make daimonds at the CBN. All govt agencies must give account, there is no reason for any other option.
Now we know the NASS members just seat and absorb 25% of recurrent expenditure, there is no reason not to find the truth about the CBN's position like some here are arguing.

Let us demand to know where every single kobo is going and why.

The dead guy in the photo looks identical to the dude in the pic below. Question is, was Osisikankwu caught at one time only to be released to commit more atrocities in the usual corrupt way?
If that is the case, then heads must roll.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/332821_330521_Osisi_K_gif352d35fc0d2f93bf774825f99caef785

[quote author=xoxo, link=topic=567854.msg7333379#msg7333379 date=1292336979]okay, so he was less brave and more diplomatic than sanusi. but given the state of things in this country, i think its about time we threw diplomacy out the window.[/quote]Most times its the calmer methods that turn out the most incisive; more haste, less speed.
The country is in the state it is because of past hotheaded rulers, who have only done the same thing for 50 years. My sister, their results are predictable and visible all around us.

Most have agreed that Nigeria;s main issue is an inferiority complex. We don't need types that will continue the bruising behaviour that caused it, rather, a different style of leadership is required in these trying times.

[quote author=Becomrich? link=topic=567866.msg7333363#msg7333363 date=1292336777]This made me remember, when a policeman wanted to frame me for kidnap and drug. i hope the story is truth.[/quote]Sharrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrraaaaap dia!
Stick to finding crazy uses and interpretations of google maps. Okpe mumu!

BetaThings:
Of course, Aganga is a Coward! There was the question of what he said. Look at the chronology
"I am going to reduce NASS (national secret society) recurrent expenditure" - the papers reported
NASS to Aganga. Did you say that? "No, I never did. I was misquoted. As public officials, we should be careful of what we say to ensure that we are not misquoted"
Then Mon last week Aganga said "Recurrent expenditure is too high, we need to reduce it"

He is not a coward. He was only being diplomatic in the presence of the NASS while his mind was made up all the time. All he did was employ an oblique Strategy to achieve the exact same goal as Sanusi, while Sanusi's approach was the frontal, railroad sort. The major difference is that Aganga will likely succeed, while Sanusi will fail and be punished.

If CBN does not account for the monies it recieves, then it is as guilty as the NASS. The CBN has always operated like a secret cult anyway, so its high time it and all other govt parastatals are brought to account. We must avoid getting all sentimental because of the gallant job Sanusi did in exposing the NASS, he too must give account.

Let every fcking kobo in the whole govt framework be accountable. All Ministries (works, agric etc) mentioned in the chopping imbroglio must be forced by the peoiple to give account.

The days of looking on like mugu's have past.

Poor Atiku, the experienced thief. He now understands that stealing (in which his "experience" is vast) isn't the same as politics.
Politics requires, head on shoulders, high IQ, strategic style manuevering; not the agbero, low IQ, jungle ways that theiving demands.
Poor thing! He is wildly outclassed.

Can we not call this sour grapes and throwing in the towel, even before the bell for the opening round of battle has sounded? Damn!

Nigerians should sit back and enjoy revealation times, while the NASS - CBN quarrell rages. While they continue to leak their innermost figures. . . We be recording.
Before things start getting boring, will the Ministries of Works, Agriculture etc also pile in?

Inferiority complex is an unfortunate Nigerian disease. Blessed with abundant human and physical resources, the best we can do is import goods from all sorts crazy places (most dodgy). We lack the self confidence to buy and promote goods made in Nigeria, when that isn't happening, we are pulling down capable Nigerians, our neighbours and "friends"; all because we are jealous of them or for ethnically bigoted reasons.

We worship whites, Indians and sing in Jamaican patois; while sitting on our own kind. Rather than export Icheoku etc, we create fake copies of "better" cultures and traditions that result in disconnected TV programmes like the "Nigerian Idol."
The man on the street who can't feed his kids, talkless of travelling to the UK, knows all about Manchester United and absolutely zero about Warri Wolves.

Nigeria is the only country on Earth that is like this. When will we ever wake up?

DapoBear:
A waste of wine

Ha! I think that wine would have been worse than otapiapia! Drink and fall!

[size=14pt]Zoning: North plans to scuttle PDP primaries[/size]
•Hatches fresh plot to stop Jonathan
•As Northern govs condemn Reps over Electoral Act
Written by Our Reporters
Tuesday, 14 December 2010

POLITICAL leaders from the North have resolved to scuttle the forthcoming presidential primaries through the deployment of strategic suits that would be difficult to challenge by the party.

Insiders at a meeting of the Northern Elders Assembly (NEA) in Abuja confirmed to the Nigerian Tribune that the Northern elders, in conjunction with the Alhaji Adamu Ciroma-led Northern Political Elders Forum(NPLF), had met to strategise on the way forward in view of the apparent failure of the group to get the court to stop President Goodluck Jonathan from contesting the 2011 elections.

Alhaji Sani Aminu Dutsima, who claimed to be a presidential aspirant of the PDP had filed a suit before the Abuja Federal High Court, presided over by the Chief Judge of the Federal Capital Territory, Justice Lawal Hassan Gunmi, asking the court to stop President Jonathan from contesting the next election on account of the zoning arrangement of the PDP.

The arrangement, contained in  Article 7.2 (c) of the PDP constitution, 2009, as amended, indicates that political offices shall be open to candidates from all sections of Nigeria.

Dutsima, however, insisted that the zoning arrangement  recognised by the PDP Constitution should ordinarily rule out President Jonathan since, according to him, the North should  be entitled to two terms in office.

The court, however, declined to stop Jonathan from contesting the election, saying that zoning is an internal affair of the party.

Sources confirmed that a meeting held by NEA leaders, including Alhaji  Tanko Yakassai, Bello Kirfi, Tijani Daura, Dalhatu Bashir Dalhatu, Amin Aliyu Dutsima, Isah Salami, Sani Zango-Daura and  Fatima Balla, at Bashir Dalhatu’s residence in Abuja,   concluded on the need to stop the PDP convention, following the North’s loss at the Abuja High Court.

It was confirmed that while  Dutsima, who briefed the meeting suggested that he should quickly head to the Court of Appeal and secure an injunction stopping the PDP convention, other members at the meeting said that going to court immediately and securing an injunction now would enable the PDP to react and possibly vacate the injunction.

They then agreed that the injunction should be obtained very close to the PDP convention.

A source at the meeting stated: “Dutsima told the meeting that now that the PDP has come out with its election timetable, it would be appropriate that  after they file the appeal, they should seek a court injunction. However, most of the participants at the meeting disagreed with this suggestion, but they posited that such an action would be too early at this point in time.

“They contended that such a move could easily be challenged by the PDP. So the meeting resolved that such a strategy would be better applied when it is close to the primaries/National Convention of the party.”

A source said that the meeting was also advised to set aside a huge sum to prosecute the suits.

It was also confirmed that  the meeting agreed that besides the planned appeal on the Dutsima case, another suit should be filed by the camp of Alhaji Atiku Abubakar to seek interpretation of the ruling of Justice Lawan Gunmi.

Although the meeting was held when Abubakar was out of the country on a trip to the United Kingdom, it was confirmed that the meeting resolved to meet with him when he returned to the country .

A source confirmed thus: “The meeting resolved that Atiku was being expected back in the country between December 3 and 4 and that when he returns, the committee will discuss with him on the possibility of him going to court for the interpretation of the PDP Constitution over the zoning issue.”

This will be different from the litigation on the same issue being handled by Dutsima. They believe that this suit could be faster than the appeal by Dutsima.

The source said the NEA, which is working closely with the NPLF, was strategising for the consensus option and the northern presidency option from 2011.

He added that the NEA and the NPLF had banked on the suit filed by Dutsima as the best option to ease out President Jonathan from the 2011 race, adding that the North was pained that the suit by Dutsima was lost at the high court.

It confirmed that some concerned people working from behind actually went to make further inquiries from a judge who assessed the case and declared that it was “a winning one against the president.”

It was gathered that based on the technical advice, the committee was already preparing appeal papers in respect of the Dutsima case.

The bid, according to sources, was not only to make the case water tight, but also to ensure that the two strategic cases being planned ahead of the PDP convention were “well assisted by this one.”

Meanwhile, the Northern Governors’ Forum, in Abuja, on Monday, condemned the move by federal legislators to pass the controversial Electoral Act, saying that “it is very dangerous to democracy.”

The chairman of the forum and Niger State governor, Dr Mu’azu Babangida Aliyu, addressed the media after the meeting, urging political stakeholders in the country to be wary of the antics of the federal legislators.

However, the House of Representatives insists it was yet to pass the Electoral Act as being insinuated by the governors, adding that the passage of the amendment proposed to the Electoral Act would only be passed today if members unanimously agreed to do so.

Speaking with the Nigerian Tribune on the issue, the chairman of the House Committee on Rules and Bussiness, Honourable Ita Enang, said state governors were entitled to their own opinion on matters arising.

According to him, the protest by the governors on the proposed amendment to the Electoral Act was part of the general views required in passing the amendment, stressing that the House was not in a position to oppose them.

The northern governors’ however, called on Nigerians “to be vigilant, to protect and defend democracy and avoid political bickering that will give room for those who do not wish the nation well to take advantage of the differences and disagreements.”

Out of the 19 Northern governors that make up the forum, only nine governors and two deputy governors attended the meeting. The nine governors were those of Niger, Kwara, Adamawa, Kaduna, Jigawa, Gombe, Nasarawa, Kogi,Taraba, Sokoto and Zamfara, while the two deputy governors in attendance were those of Kano and Kastina.

Governor Aliyu, however, debunked the news doing the rounds that the meeting was held in Abuja as a result of insecurity in Kaduna, adding that “the meeting was held in Abuja for convinence and not due to insecurity as alleged in some national newspapers.”

http://tribune.com.ng/index.php/front-page-news/14739-zoning-north-plans-to-scuttle-pdp-primaries-hatches-fresh-plot-to-stop-jonathan-as-northern-govs-condemn-reps-over-electoral-act

[size=14pt]NAFDAC discovers fake brewery in Zaria[/size]
Written by Hassan Ibrahim, Kaduna
Tuesday, 14 December 2010

The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has arrested one Mr zzzzzzzzz in Zaria, Kaduna State, for producing and selling illegal assorted alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, during its routine surveillance recently.

The production of the fake drinks was being carried out at 11, zzzzzz Road, and sold in a shop operated by his wife, located at 20 zzzzzz Road, Sabon Gari.

A statement by the public relations officer, North West zone, Jessica Okwuchi, made available to newsmen in Kaduna, the production room was a ram-shackled mud block structure with its ceiling falling down and its environment unhygienic for the production of such drinks.

At the backyard various sizes of empty bottles, mostly in 750ml, were found.

The illegal products were Seaman’s Schnapps, Lord’s dry gin, famous distilled dry gin, First Lady, the sparkling grape juice, Capel, First Heaven and other assorted drinks which were deceitfully labeled.

Also discovered were liquid suspected to be ethanol and prepared wine in GP tanks.

There were assorted packaging materials of various drinks, like the neck bottle foil wrap, neck of bottle labels, crown corks, cork wire mesh and body of bottle labels.

The unit head of the agency, Mr Innocent Ahemen, said the suspected ethanol and prepared wine were destroyed, while the assorted packaging materials and cartons of drink found were seized.

http://tribune.com.ng/index.php/news/14717-nafdac-discovers-fake-brewery-in-zaria

[size=14pt]Monster, tyrant, MURDERER[/size]

No sooner did Buhari/Idiagbon ceased government than the infamous Decree Number Four (DN4) of 1984 was promulgated by the duo; Buhari/Idiagbon became famous for coming down heavily against the Nigerian press, making the report of truth a very serious offence in the country, not many will for get the terrible situation of Tunde Thompson and Nduka Irabor of the Guardian who were imprisoned for making a ca report on the Government.  The Buhari/Idiagbon regime would also executed Bernard Ogedengbe, Bartholomew Owoh and Lawal Ojulope for an offence committed by them as alleged by the regime after a national debate in spite of public pleas, the execution of these gentlemen were made possible by a retroactive decree courtesy of Buhari/Idiagbon regime.

Read more: http://www.articlesbase.com/politics-articles/human-rights-in-nigeria-the-buhariidiagbon-and-abacha-situations-compared-and-contrasted-666113.html#ixzz182gYr2XC
Under Creative Commons License: Attribution

[size=14pt]Visionless kleptomaniac[/size]

but Buhari who you paint in such glowing colours, still agreed to serve under such a man as the chairman of PTF. [size=14pt]As chairman of PTF, he made Salihijo Ahmad's Afriproject the sole consultant for monitoring and assessing the value of contracts. Afriproject consortium was so corrupt that at the inception of Abdulsalami's regime, fearful of exposure, the sole consultant committed suicide in his office. When the books of PTF were opened, the can of worms was so much that Haruna Adamu said he felt sickened by it.[/size] One body determined the contracts to be awarded, the payments to be made and whether the contracts had been satisfied.

http://www.nigeriavillagesquare.com/articles/guest-articles/of-obasanjo-babangida-buhari-and-misrepresentation.html

Buhari has no moral standing to point at criminals. He has more than enough questions to answer concerning our US$2.8 billa he nicked as NNPC boss.
Only IBB surpasses that scale of theft.

[size=14pt]Shagari's regime (1979-1983), incurred Buhari's wrath when it decided to investigate the US$2.8 billion that disappeared from the Midland Bank, London account of the Nigerian National Petroleum Cooperation, (NNPC)[/size], during General Obasanjo's era as military head of state that preceded Shagari's. Dr. Olusola Saraki, Turaki of Ilorin, was the majority party leader of the Senate at the time and he headed the Senate Committee set up to trace the stolen money after some three years of clamour for such an investigation by members of the civil society. [size=14pt]The money was traced to the Midland Bank London branch fixed account of Buhari[/size], Obasanjo's appointee as military head of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company. The Committee's report was presented to the Senate during the tail end of Shagari's regime in 1983, so the House decided to deal with the matter soon after the 1983 general elections.

The attempt at civilian-to-civilian transition provided the fillip for mayhem at the time. The elections were marred by massive rigging because incumbent political office holders were refusing to slacken their stranglehold on Nigeria Plc., mortgaged as the leaders private property. On the 31st December, 1983, [b]Buhari struck under the cover of the political commotion that trailed the presidential election results. Buhari generally had no agenda for leadership but vendetta against those he called critics and rabble-rousers. Buhari did not see any moral wrong in his conversion of our oil money into his personal use. Rather he railed at the press and what he described as the self-righteous sections of the country for making a big deal out of the issue. He locked up without trial, politicians and critics including Fela Anikulapo-Kuti, notorious for clamouring for the exposure of the oil money rogue. Satire saved my neck at the time. [size=14pt]Vera Ifudu, who was an NTA reporter then, was sacked through his prodding as military ruler, for reporting what Dr. Olusola Saraki had told her in an interview about how the missing money was traced to Buhari's account at a Midland Bank London branch. Vera eventually won her case of wrongful dismissal in court against the NTA and was financially compensated.[/size][/b]

http://www.thenigerianvoice.com/nvnews/34773/1/is-the-north-incapable-of-giving-us-quality-leader.html

Damn!!

[size=14pt]Clueless thief and tyrant[/size]

On the 31st December, 1983, Buhari struck, under the cover of the political commotion that trailed the Presidential election results of the time.  In reality, power was seized for the opportunity to destroy documents relating to the NNPC’s missing US$2.8 billion oil money, and punish all those involved in unraveling the scam.  Politicians and critics, including Fela Anikulapo-Kuti, notorious for clamouring for the exposure of the oil money rogue Minister of Obasanjo’s military epoch, were locked up without trial.  Buhari’s regime had a penchant for incarcerating all and sundry.

http://thewillnigeria.com/mobile/opinion/4329-BUHARI-ATIKU-AND-REST.html

[size=14pt]Weakling with no agenda[/size]

Buhari generally had no agenda for leadership but vendetta against those he called critics and rabble-rousers. After consigning the vexatious matters that brought him to power, to administrative oblivion with the help of Shinkafi, his Secret Service guru, Buhari announced his readiness to quit office.
Idiagbon, as Buhari’s lieutenant, naturally insisted on taking over as head of state from his apparently prematurely retiring boss.  Babangida, who was Chief of Army Staff at the time and a member of the Supreme Military Council, insisted it was his turn to rule because he had been involved in virtually every military coup up to that time.  The quarrel split the Supreme Military Council members almost equally behind the two principal combatants and eventually led to the overthrow of Buhari’s regime.

http://thewillnigeria.com/mobile/opinion/4329-BUHARI-ATIKU-AND-REST.html

[size=14pt]Weakling[/size]

Not much is known about Buhari’s family background. Not a great deal has been heard about his educational qualifications either. As head of state, he was a recluse to the core. At least, that was the image he portrayed. His deputy, the late Gen. Idiagbon, was considered by most Nigerians to be the star of Buhari’s regime. It is to Idiagbon that any credit due to that regime is generally attributed. Idiagbon was the defacto head of state.

http://thewillnigeria.com/mobile/opinion/4329-BUHARI-ATIKU-AND-REST.html

houvest:
We dey laugh. So una think sey na rhyming go help una. Why not try iambic pentameter or invite Dennis Brutus to compose another sonnet for una wey pass A troubadour I traverse. May 29 2011 will tell the story. So on May 29 we stand.

Leave Blazay jare! He's a charming guy, strictly here to entertain.
I don't even think he seriously supports that thieving clown, Atiku, cos he has never ever made a single constructive argument, either about Atiku or Atiku's campaign. He's always like, "hey, what a great father figure of thieves Atiku is!"

Atiku!
. . .40 billion theft, caught by the US Senate!

. . .Nonentities and those that get excited by nonentities.

"This is by far one of the strangest suitcases we're ever opened," says Christopher Hess, U.S. Customs and Border Protection Port Director for the Port of Washington.

Hmmmmmmmm!

Oyibo don make big mistake again! When those things start "phoning" each other in their office, thats when they will know!
Imagine siezing a mans private jass when he was only busy minding his business!