₦airaland Forum

‘[size=14pt]Ciroma Has Committed Treasonable Felony’[/size]
From Victor Efeizomor in Asaba, 12.08.2010
Delta

Goodluck- Sambo Presidential Campaign Organisation has dismissed the relevance of Atiku Abubakar in the forth coming Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, primaries slated for January 2011.
It said Adamu Ciroma and his cohorts have committed a treasonable felony and that Atiku is not a factor to be considered in the race, considering the support the organisation is getting from Nigerians in the course of its campaign tours Mr. Ahmed Gulak, Director, Contact, Mobilisation and Organisation of Goodluck - Sambo Campaign Organisation stated this yesterday during an interaction with newsmen in Asaba, claiming Atiku only emerged by the benevolence of nine people.

According to him, Ciroma and his cohorts only acted the agenda of North on regional, tribal, religious and other dichotomy ‘’having come this far and known their political history, it is a shame that people like Ciroma at their age,’’ can be acting sectional script.
“l am from the same Adamawa State like Atiku. We don’t want a president that will be sectional.

We want a true Nigerian leader. Nigerians are tired of such people.
Nigeria belongs to all of us. They are saying enough is enough. Those Nigerians pursuing such agenda is not a true Nigerian,’’ he maintained.

The Special Adviser, Legal and Constitutional Matters, to the President claimed that President Jonathan will win the election as the organisation has prepared ground for the success of Jonathan Sambo ticket not only during the primaries but even at the polls.

He said, ‘’Nigerians are happy, grateful to President for the thing he has done for this few months. Everywhere you go they thank him for providing petroleum at affordable and fixed price, for making headway in the electricity generation and security aspects.’’

The first Speaker of Adamawa House of Assembly said the team was in the state as part of their nationwide tour to solicit delegates support for Jonathan Sambo ticket just as they have done in other states.

He described President Jonathan as a man ordained to correct the leadership imbalance in Nigeria which has sidelined the South South from the pinnacle of political power, thus destined to rule Nigeria .

On the sack of Dr Emmanuel Uduaghan, he said he was initially apprehensive as to the strength of PDP in the state but that that has been erased.

Meanwhile, social political pressure group, ‘Goodluck We Want Presidential Reality’ (GWPR) has endorsed President Goodluck Jonathan to rule the country beyond 2011,

The group which described Jonathan as an experienced, honest, and resulted oriented leader who can pilot the affairs of the state beyond 2011, urged Nigerians to support his ambition of becoming president in 2011.

Briefing reporters yesterday in Asaba, the National President of GWPR, Dr. Triumph Osian, said “we have started massive mobilization and sensitization of the general public to support Jonathan” adding that “ I assumed that with the commitment of the leadership of this organization , with the sensitization of our people so far , our prayer is that come May 2011, we will escort Jonathan and Sambo to the Eagles Square for swearing in .”

Osian further stated we are crusaders for a Nigeria where merits and competence take the front burner in determining who gets elected into any political office in general and presidency , adding that , Jonathan/ Sambo candidacy for 2011 will reflect a true and neutral political block for a multi-crucial country like Nigeria

He added that as the election year draw closer, Nigerians ought to take onto consideration a kind of leadership that would not jeopardize the interest of the country as have been displayed by past leadership

He said these were reasons why the group has adopted Jonathan as the consensuses candidate, adding that the choice was based on the facts that Nigeria are tired of starting afresh during any election year

He said “These are positive indications that his line-up of programmes to be achieved at the next electionary dispensation will present a formidable reasons for him to be re-elected in 2011


http://www.thisdayonline.info/nview.php?id=189550

doublekay:
TO my own thinking the government should create a date in honor of those that lost their lives and those that lost their loved ones cos the war wasnt a child's play. its true its unsuccessful but for Gods sake my brother peoples loved one lost their lives

for those that knows quite little about the war you can visit this link and understand why this war shouldnt just be allowed to go down time as just any other event       http://www.myinfobell.com/exclusive_naija_war.html

Supported. There should also be memorials built and the war imortalised in the school syllabus.

ROSSIKE:
Beaf said:

Funny thing is since Madueke came in as oil minister, a degree of sanity has returned to the oil industry. Maybe she's just efficient and a tad honest, despite her Shell links.

It's probably not impossible to manage things reasonably effectively even with the influence of these multinationals.

I believe nobody ever tried before Madueke. They were too busy getting rich just be signing papers. No investment, no risk, no managerial input. . . just free money.

[size=14pt]IBB is confused, says Jonathan[/size] .
Thursday, 09 December 2010 00:00 Ayodele Adegbuyi   
Ayodele Adegbuyi, Abuja

The Goodluck/Sambo Presidential Campaign Organisation has described General Ibrahim Babangida (rtd) as confused over his claim that the Federal High Court, Abuja, had given a ruling on zoning and rotation in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) that should be enforced by the party Chairman, Dr. Okwesilieze Nwodo.

To the organisation, such a ruling never exists. In a statement issued yesterday by the Director of Publicity, Sully Abu, it said that for over three months, the Malam Adamu Ciroma-led Northern Political Leaders Forum (NPLF) searched for a consensus candidate of a Northern extraction from among four aspirants including Babangida; Alhaji Atiku Abubakar; General Aliyu Gusau (rtd) and Governor Bukola Saraki of Kwara State.


“When Atiku Abubakar emerged as the consensus aspirant of the NPLF, IBB and two other aspirants accepted the verdict and pledged to give full support to the aspiration of Atiku. Now, IBB is singing a totally new song.”

Sully referred to a letter addressed to the National Chairman of the PDP, Dr. Okwesilieze Nwodo, in which Babangida restated the existence of rotation and zoning in the party’s constitution, and urged the National Chairman to enforce the principle.”

He said that if Babangida and his cohorts had taken their time to read and understand the judgement, they would have seen that the judge, while accepting that zoning and rotation exists in the PDP constitution, declared that the provision was too vague to be enforceable.

He added that the National Executive Committee (NEC) of the PDP had already taken the same position as that of the Federal High Court judge. There is, therefore, nothing new to enforce. While zoning and rotation remain cardinal principles of the PDP, they, by no means, vitiate the right of any person, from any part of the country, to contest.

Sully said that the Goodluck/Sambo Presidential Campaign Organisation sympathises with Babangida’s predicament. “Having lost to Atiku in their so-called consensus arrangement, he must have been thrown into confusion and desperation at the prospects of an impending political oblivion. Clutching at the straw of zoning seems attractive to a drowning man. But regional jingoism is unsuited for a man who once held the highest office in the land.

“IBB should learn to live with his changing political fortune and not further diminish himself by playing games which only political novices should play. If he wants to go to another party, he does not need to blackmail anyone to do so. He should just go. The PDP has taken a decision on zoning and rotation. IBB can either live with it or leave the party.”

http://www.compassnewspaper.com/NG/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=71240:ibb-is-confused-says-jonathan&catid=43:news&Itemid=799

[quote author=Kilode?! link=topic=564924.msg7299012#msg7299012 date=1291856316]We did not give them any power they "stole" it through manipulation, treachery and corruption. I will admit though that we did give our leaders too much power, heck! We've always given leaders too much power. from traditional rulers through military to civilians. I'm sorry but, we are a subjugated, oppressed people.  

We need to admit our weaknesses before we can build strenght. Shell and other Corporations act in their own best interests, The question is; when will we do the same?[/quote]I think you are mistaken. These problems emanated from the inept semi-literate military regimes in our past. The people to blame are Buhari, Babangida and Abacha.
All shell had to tell these fools was, "sign here." And with dreams of a jumbo Ghana must go, the fools signed like puppies.
Until Allison Madueke's recent local content bill, Nigerians played no part whatsoever in the drilling of oil. A ll we did was spectate, while shell and chevron did as they liked. If ND peeps complained, shell would fly in the Nigerian army in company helicopters to do the relevant damage.

In modern times, the generals interests have been looked after by the cabal. We've been screwed deep, Nigerians should be screaming for blood.

appletango:
this thread has nothing to do with any other politicians. this is about GEJ and HIS OWN admission (as well as that of the US ambassador, I hasten to add) that he is not good enough to lead this country.

violent is right. it is the best man for the job. and by the sound of it GEJ has just ruled himself out of the running

Is that a joke? The only people that can be compared against Jonathan are thieves like Atiku and Babangida. Jonathans answer shows him to be fresh, honest and sincere. Great guy!

DapoBear:
This is a lot of material to digest. I did not suspect that so much of the Wikileaks content would be about Nigeria.

Nigeria is one of the top countries on the list. We have the 17th highest number of cables.

violent:
I was just pointing out this gaffe in another thread.

we shouldn't be blinded by ludicrous sensations, if my surgeon told me he's not the best man for the job, i wouldn't let him perform a surgery on me simply because he's being honest.

Being honest is not enough, we want people who actually are the right fit for the job!

He needs to steal 40 billion and be caught by the US senate too or what?

violent:
He leads over 150 million people,. . . in his desperate attempt at humility, he ought not sound like a 4 yr old with his díck in his hands saying "mummy, what am i going to do with this"?

His ability to lead a country has been weighted, measured and found wanting

. . .By infants or those who think similarly? By those who supply shell with trancripts? Or those who are wanted in the US?

@amazonia
One love!

DapoBear:
Regarding indigeneity, who then lived on Yoruba land before the Yorubas? For you to make this assertion of indigeneity, then you must discuss who lived there before they did, correct?

Same with Hausa, Igbo, Gwari, Nupe, etc.

And you must also demonstrate that there were no inhabitants of Ijaw land before the Ijaw. I highly doubt that Nigeria was unpopulated 10k years ago, so are you saying Ijaw (or proto Ijaw) have been inhabiting the Delta since that time? If so, then support this with some sort of evidence, please.

Dude, when someone makes a statement, why don't you go check it out? Do some googling around, I really feel that the question of Nigerian and Ijo anthropology is too elementary to argue about.

As for what you said about recording history in detail without having writing systems. . . Who fed you that rubbish? I will tell you a little secret to investigate; some of what the "unseeing" call African art is nothing of the sort, some of the markings you see are not mere decorations. If you are inquisitive, this little thing I have told you will really open your eyes and take you on a journey of discovery.

Yes, Bini people can tell you exact dates from 2000 years back.

DapoBear:
It was a very dicey situation, man. I would have been very cautious too. If he had been bolder, he would have invited assassination or a coup. Think about how poorly a guy like Ironsi managed the situation in his time, and how it led to disaster for Nigeria.

There is nothing wrong with caution.

You are right. I remember Jonathan got a clear warning from the cabal not to lay the wreath for the unknown soldier, because he would be shot by snipers; but he still did, even though he was jittery. That is not lack of liver.
Jonathan cautioned on the side of wisdom, and I won't lie, it affected the way I handle certain things. I learnt a lot during that period, wisdom is a pearl.

Is it? You must be a kid. That quote will be turned into gold by GEJ's supporters.
In the meantime, so called "experienced politicians" like Atiku have so sold everything in Nigeria that Shell could get transcripts of meetings with Ministers. Atiku's experience was also put into laundering [size=21pt]40 billion[/size] stolen from Nigeria, which the US Senate caught the thief doing.

There will be veeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeery juicy leaks on Atiku!

edoyad:
About the Minister, could it be D A M ?

No, the memo is dated 2008. It is likely to be that aboki that grew up in the petroleum industry and was forced off it in his old age, R L.

blacksta:
i agree 100 % - but GEJ dont have ball s - you want the U.S to replace him.

Abeg, talk smartly jor! Replace him with who? Have they managed to replace Mugabe that they've been trying to get for years now?
They will only apply sanctions. Shell is a disgraceful blot on the to the US name anyway.

^
What we need much more urgently, is to purge Ministers and rid govt off anybody that has ever worked for shell or is related to any shell staff.

People will begin to open their eyes to how id!otic they have been when we talk about the ND and they think we are paranoid. Fcking shell trolls!

Kobojunkie:
WOW . . . this seems to be more information on what is going on than most of you all have ever vomitted out on Nairaland. Yet again more possible confirmation that the politicians in the region are part of the problem down there.

Stop being a donkey. Every intelligent person knows about Odili. If you crack your head, the other name will pop out. Olodo!

DapoBear:
Nobody has denied blood connections between Yoruba and Bini, though the two different sides dispute who born who.

That is pretty easy to sort. I will always believe the one who gives me exact dates for events thousands of years in the past, and I mean exact dates. I will also believe those who can provide me with vivid detail, exact locations, illnesses, days of the week etc when events occurred in history. In the same vein, I will dismiss any tales of people falling from the sky as a fairytale.

"Who born who" is very easy to find out. Funny thing is that the Ijo people recount a story that is almost an exact match to the Benin. Lets be reminded that the Ijo are Nigeria's only indigenous people (they know all who have come and gone). They are the only ethnicity I know with a supremely detailed grasp of history like the Edo.
"Who born who" no hard at all!

okooyinbo:
And less I forget, if you check every reputable sources, not Wikipedia where anyone could post their lies as fact, there is absolutely no connection between the modern day Republic du Benin and the old Kingdom of Benin. The same goes for the modern day Ghana and the old Ghana empire.

Check that out and keep the insult coming. The ones junior to you will insult you too insha Allah. Osanobua will make your junior ones abuse you too. Ise!!!

Stop being daft man! You mean you aren't a teenager. Holy crap!
Dude, how can you be advanced in age and come up with all the bigoted, ignorant rubbish you've been talking?
Na wa for some old men sha! Damn! Do you drink? Cos that might be the real problem.

You really need prayer and may your curse return to you.

As for Republic of Benin, take yourself to the Oba's palace and ask for General Isi Dahomen. You will be lectured about his history and pointed to his descendants who still bear the name, Isi Dahomen. To you, thats Dahomey, but I don't want to waste time schooling and ignorant old toad. Go find things out for yourself.

Shell people are on NL too, causing confusion. It is easy to identify some of them.

ode remo:
Mr. Assange, u go wound oh.
So jonathan has no balls, he was all along waitg 4 support while identifying 4 ppl running/milking the country.

Would you have been able to handle the Yar Adua situation? GEJ did extremely well.
Would you have been able to lay the wreath for the unknown soldier after being warned to do so only at the risk of being shot by snipers?

Its easy for armchair commentators to declare strange stuff from far of sha.

Ambassador also took the opportunity to request Jonathan stop repeating that the December 25 attempting bombing case involving Nigerian Abdulmutallab was an “one-off aberration” and that Nigeria indeed does have foreign terrorist links and elements operating in country, as exemplified by Talha.

Damn! It sounds different when foreigners tell us what we already know!!

@topic
One things stands out though. The ambassador was spying and reporting every visit and meeting that shouldn't have been US business, thank God their interest was friendly.

Not bad at all!

^
I've wondered about Afam for some time now, he's not been on NL for months. I hope he's ok.
Abeg o! Don't let work kill you, not while some of us are willing and will do a better job after you've posted one of them threads.

Why is this thread about Indians, instead of Israel anyway? Have you become an unrepentant a sinner like us these days?

I am your ideal President and I don't need a bloody VP!

okooyinbo:
Beaf, why do you wanna be a beaf for real? None of your facts have been factious. And your trade of abuse has largely been ignored. Please behave. You are making a big fool of yourself. If you like, abuse me till eternity, it will change nothing about the fact. If your evidence have been factual, you wont have resulted into name calling. It is a sign of weakness to trade insults and abuses. I bet your youthful emotional discharge is obscuring your cognitive ability to discuss civily.

Look at him! Benin ko, Binu ni! Whom did your Benin lord it over? Who was paying tribute to Benin? See your large mouth! And small time him go come they talk about fact. Where was Benin when the Portuguese, the French and the English signed treaties with the Kings and Chiefs in Southern Nigeria? Where was Benin when real Armies were fighting in Ilorin, Dahomey, Oshogbo, in Tivland etc.? Oh I forgot, a small British sold  invaded them and the Oba fled. Ahhh, great Benin indeed! Much a beaf about nothing indeed!!!

Go to your village and ask about tribute to Benin. You're so stup!d it has't occurred to you that the British invaded Benin because it was the only strong civilisation in the area. The others weren't worth the fight. Why fight ants when its an elephant eating up your harvest?

Dude, check your lineage carefully, there is likely to be blood from somewhere in the Midwest in it. Find out why both the old (Dahomey) and new names of Benin Republic have names traceable to Benin kingdom. Or as usual, your foolishness makes you think it is concidence? Brainless mumu.

And before as usual you go, "hey, you're a Bini guy!," I certainly am not. I just bloody know my history, nothing like your ignorant dugbe meat market version.

If you are a Lagosian, this will surely give a bigot like you sleepless nights; here goes from Fashola's website:

The name Eko was given to it by its first King, Oba Ado during its early history, it also saw periods of rule by the Kingdom of Benin. Eko was the land area now known as Lagos Island where the king’s palace was built. The Palace is called Iga Idunganran which, translated means Palace built on the pepper farm. Oba Ado and the warriors from Benin as well as some of the indigenous people who sought safety settled down in the Northern part of Eko called “Isale Eko”, Isale literarily meaning bottom, but must have been used to indicate downtown (as in Downtown Lagos).

http://brfashola.org/2010/10/01/history-of-lagos-state/

Dunce.

okooyinbo:
You hope! Well, when there is hope, there might be life. If there is indeed nothing to leech, you would have gone outright to declare TOTAL war on the leechers. But you aint doing it. I bet you are part of the leech.

That day might come and foreign countries who are neutral have naturally had the sense to start preparing for the near inevitable. They have been preparing long before today for the reckoning day of the leeches. That is why the ambassador has made it known where the US stands in no plain terms, he has conveyed a strong message to your likes that the US considers you to be vultures. If the ambassador says the ND is colonised, does it not mean he (and the US) will side with its liberation?
People like you are so busy at your carion festival that you cannot even take the time to inteprete words that are very heavily laden with meaning.

. . .Perhaps the day you ask of is just around the corner, the only problem to the World would be managing 120 million people with neither means nor clue of how to survive without oil. Your chance to be wise is entering its last days if we do not get true federalism and all it entails.

okooyinbo:
Abeg oga professor, in what book is it written that both pronvinces were not part of the West? None of the regions in the south were independent of each other. It is only the colony of Lagos that was not part of the the Protectorate of Southern Nigeria. When out of the colony and the 2 protectorates of Nigeria the 3 regions and the colony of Lagos through the constitutional amendment were implemented, it was natural that those two pronvinces stay in the West and not the East or North.

As you can see, Benin and the Delta pronvinces have never been independence. If it were so, the oyinbo man would have given you a region outright. The Midwest was a creation of political manouvering to checkmate the West in 1963. Let me ask you this: Why was it only the Midwest that was created out of all the regions agitating for autonomy? Now, it is your turn to go back to read your books very well.

We do not appreciate any clowns telling us we have anything to do with the West; we don't and we owe nobody. Period.
If it was part of our history, the struggle for Midwest blotted it out.

If you don't know, the Benin kingdom was the overlord of all of Southern Nigeria, barring the SE, but dunces like you will never read, instead of hard facts you prefer meat seller gist and shameless parasitism.

okooyinbo:
If you tell a leech what he already knows, you dont mean he would change his ways do you? If someone leeches you, you leech back. Simple! Let the leech feel how it is to being leeched. Atleast, that how those political animals do it.

You have nothing worth leeching, hence the Niger Delta is colonised for leeches like you to leech. With the right amounts of shelltox and otapiapia, you will be defeated in the near future.

okooyinbo:
E maa wo olodo yi o. He thinks Wikipedia is fact! Fallacy! Lets assume oil was 90% percent of export earnings in 1900, where did the bulk of that earnings go? And was the oil production centered in your todays Niger Delta? You have not given any convincing evidence on anything here. You just scored an own goal.

Apart from being a liar, you are proving to be an id!ot as well. Wonders!
You will make all roadside story tellers proud with your degree of ignorance; caught lying pants down 6 times, comprehensively shown to be a liar 6 times. Na wa o!

But although palm-oil and palm kernels accounted for 80 to 90 per cent of total value of Nigerian exports in 1900, with the expansion of new exports of groundnuts, cocoa and tin they declined to only 47 per cent of exports in 1929.

-Pages 454 - 455, Colonialism in Africa, 1870-1960 By Lewis H. Gann, Peter Duignan

http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=-e88AAAAIAAJ&pg=PA456&lpg=PA456&dq=Royal+Niger+company+palm&source=bl&ots=NXvB8HwxjB&sig=oO3z7mMd9xHLh-eIqu_3M1y1nSQ&hl=en&ei=nHb_TPXEDcuyhAfTrOGmCw&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=8&ved=0CEEQ6AEwBw#v=onepage&q=Royal%20Niger%20company%20palm&f=false

Was it centred in the Niger Delta? Google cures ignorance and foolishness, find out what oil rivers meant :

http://www.google.co.uk/search?source=ie7&q=oil+rivers&rls=com.microsoft:en-gb:IE-SearchBox&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&rlz=1I7TSEA_en&redir_esc=&ei=BtP_TIbPAcOLhQfN6ajECw

Empty head.

Beaf, common! I am very sorry for your english teacher. Maybe if you had not "fought vigorously" for the "independence" of the Midwest which I doubt, you would have enjoyed the free universal education that many of the older Edos and the Deltans got. And you would not have come out here to expose your "yansh" by argueing that I oko Oyinbo claims Edo and Delta to be part of the West. If there is anything to claim, my afinity in Delta state will specially lean towards the Itshekiri. We are atleast related with them. And in Edo state, I'd rather place my allegiance with the Akoko people. Apart from these two, the rest of the people in the Midwest can go places I care less even plus including their socalled oil. I am not an Ijo person. It is they that claimed that the whole coastal regions of NOT only Nigeria, but also of West Africa belongs to them. See how you are giving me cheap points by scoring a really bad own goal?

I couldn't give a rats arse what your affinities are (in fact I would rather deny knowledge of someone so ignorant). Your great depths of foolishness have made you assume I'm Ijo, what can I expect from a small minded fool? Dude, I am not Ijo. The own goal is yours (as usual). Akpa!

okooyinbo:
Beaf is just beafing for much ado about nothing! Keep beafing! I will definitely beat you hands down on Geography anytime. I stated it and I repeat it. Is it you that claim that money from slave trade helped build ND that I should believe? We are talking about the pre oil era and you are quoting 160 square kilometer oil palm plantation in Bayelsa. The Bulk of the oil palm production was not in the ND my friend.

Who is claiming what? Did I claim anything? If someone does not know anything, it is YOU my Beaf. The pronvinces of Benin and Delta were until 1963 part and parcel of the Western region of Nigeria. BTW, whom did you fight to create the Midwest?

The Niger delta is a relatively new phenomenon in the context of Nigerian politics. It is a fact! Or when did you start following Nigerian politics? Resulting to insults and name calling does not buttress your points, it definitely show your tactlessness. Hence beafing Beaf, if any one is ignorant, it is you buddy. It is you!

Haaa, he is really sinking a boat. The irony of a fool is that he rejoices at sinking a boat whereas he does not realize that the boat he is sinking is his very own boat. It's a shame. I really pity you!!! Pele, sorry, ndo!! I no dey laugh o, I dey pity you welli welli.

I will tally the score between the truth and your dugbe market stories.

You have talked so much crap and hearsay, every last item of which has been comprehensively demolished.

Your first lie was that money from "somewhere" was used to build the ND; I countered with facts and figures that showed that the present is just the past repeating, in 1900 oil palm produce accounted for a whopping 90% of Nigeria's export earnings.
Truth vs okooyinbo: 1 - 0.

Your second lie was that the Niger Delta consists of Rivers and Bayelsa only, this was proven wrong by simple recourse to elementary geography.
Truth vs okooyinbo: 2 - 0

Your third lie was that the phrase, Niger Delta is new parlance; that lie was murdered by a reference to the Niger Delta in the British Parliament in the year 1819.
Truth vs okooyinbo: 3 - 0

Your fourth lie was that oil palm doesn't do well in the Niger Delta, you claimed to know this being a swamp dweller (whatever that is); however, I showed you (again with reliable facts and figures) that Brass in Bayelsa was the most important oil city and further pointed you to a 160 square kilometre oil palm plantation in Bayelsa (with photo to match). In fact, the education further went to show you that the very existence of Nigeria as a country is due to palm oil (oil of a different kind) and Lugard was a representative of a palm oil trading company that became Nigeria.
Truth vs okooyinbo: 4 - 0

Your fifth lie was that Delta and Edo are part of the West; you were informed of the profound and vigorous battle for the Midwest to rid ourselves of a marriage that never worked.
Truth vs okooyinbo: 5 - 0

Your sixth lie was to claim that you would beat me in geography, whereas I have had to teach, teach, and patiently teach you the elementary facts of the states that make up the Niger Delta. The conclusion is self-obvious.
Truth vs okooyinbo: 6 - 0

We are serious peeps here. Abeg, find another place to spread your rumours and tall tales o jare!

[quote author=kayci_d77 link=topic=563542.msg7296794#msg7296794 date=1291828120]I just Dey LAUGH, NDs, na now u guys wake up, when Northerners have been using u guys head for a long time, what Yorubas did to Ibos was betrayal , What the so called Political ND( SS) did to Igbos was denial( 5 times for that matter), now u guys are crying wolf. Even with that the SE has been playing Big brother role to help u guys from the hand of the ATIKUS and IBBs,[/quote]You need to understand that the ND (or any part of Nigeria for that matter) needs brothers, but certainly not "[b]Big [/b]brothers."

Syma:
Take a look at http://2checkout.com.

Thanks.
I'll be in touch with them, what I'm interested in is a donations and person to person style payments API. I'll report my findings here.