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Politics › Re: Bukola "Abubakar" Saraki - Lessons From Zoning by Beaf(op): 5:52pm On Nov 10, 2010
oyb:
are there any limits to your idiocy?

are you so daft that you do not realise abubakr is a muslim name and not an hausa one?

if u can't make sense then stop spamming the forum and confirming that the slowpoke in aso rock is supported by worse fools
This is how you depict yourself as a fool all over NL. Who said the name was Hausa and where was such said?
You need to up your game before engaging in discussion, which to you means mudslinging and displays of loud dimwitedness.
I challenge you to point out the words that made you think Abubakar = Hausa or shut up.

one mopol: And so? why did "abubakar" show up just during the consensus candidate arrangement?

I have been in the SW  all my life and have not heard a yoruba muslim named "abubakar".
Thank you jare! My exact point.
Politics › Re: The New MEND by Beaf(op): 5:17pm On Nov 10, 2010
Shame on you for sidestepping the real issue

You just told us Northern Thieves are thieves because they are Northerners while Southern Thieves can be spared because they are Southerners

Shame on you Beaf
Oh! You mean I started the topic, but you know the real issue? Damn! cheesy

Anyways, the real issue is; on the one hand, we have a fake MEND, complete with fake email address, who do not even know how to spell Niger Delta and operate in Zamfara; on the other hand, we have groups that have threatened to make the country ungovernable. The real issue, if you must know, is if the this new MEND ties in with the threats of Ciroma. In other words, is MEND now aboki? It is a very serious question that you are attempting to belittle.
Politics › Re: The New MEND by Beaf(op): 5:04pm On Nov 10, 2010
krendo:
Are you saying [size=14pt]the new MEND are criminals because they are possibly Aboki?[/size]  and the Old MEND are not because they come from the South?

I thought criminality is criminality no matter who the perpetrators are?

We are still talking about blowing up of Oil rigs, kidnapping, gun running, bombings is it not the same thing? what changed?

See how small minded and prejudiced you are Beaf? After you will have the temerity to call others tribalist and yet you suggest the same type of crimes are only criminal when committed by certain people?.

Sorry for Nigeria under GEJ, no wonder he has turned into Jomo Gbomo (MEND spokesman). Is this how your people reason?
I like it when people answer their own questions! grin
MEND is the acronym for Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta. What would an aboki MEND mean? grin grin grin grin
What would be the aim of aboki's pretending to be "emancipating" the ND, whilst planting bombs in Zamafara in the name of the Niger Delt[size=14pt]er[/size]? shocked?
--Tough question. . . Beaf scratches head! grin--
Politics › Re: Bukola "Abubakar" Saraki - Lessons From Zoning by Beaf(op): 4:54pm On Nov 10, 2010
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Ask "Abubakar!"
He rode on the back of a tiger of zoning and is now dwelling in its belly.

I foresee a situation were Ciroma's plans fail badly and Saraki pays a worse price. The guy is not smart, how can someone grow up as Bukola for some 40+ years and then suddenly become "Abubakar" because of elections?
We must all be proud of our identities.
Politics › Re: The New MEND by Beaf(op): 4:47pm On Nov 10, 2010
krendo:
Whether New or Old; Real or Fake; they are all part of a very criminal axis of evil that must be rejected and denounced by all law abiding citizens of Nigeria otherwise we will not make progress.
A factor that transcends your words is where they really come from. Is the new MEND aboki or Niger Deltan?
Million Dollar, Ciroma type question. cool

Now a new email address purports to offer journalists MEND statements, these poorly worded and with a different format — suggesting a new person has adopted Jomo Gbomo's identity.
Even oyibo has sussed that this new MEND is fake.
Politics › Re: The New MEND by Beaf(op): 4:23pm On Nov 10, 2010
It is also noted that the so called MEND that made the Zamfara bomb threats, spelt Niger Delta as Niger Delter. Even an illiterate Niger Deltan wouldn't make such a stup!d spelling error.

We be watching!
Politics › The New MEND by Beaf(op): 4:20pm On Nov 10, 2010
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Now a new email address purports to offer journalists MEND statements, these poorly worded and with a different format — suggesting a new person has adopted Jomo Gbomo's identity.

"It would have to be one of their former lieutenants who knew how to take advantage of these communications to pick up where those guys left off," said Mark Schroeder, the director of sub-Saharan Africa analysis for the U.S. security think-tank STRATFOR.

Or it could be someone taking advantage of the power behind the group's name. Recent messages came from an email account previously not associated with MEND and did not offer any details about the attack Monday, such as how many people were taken hostage.

"All the abducted expatriates are well and in our safe custody," an email sent early Tuesday morning read. . .
http://www.google.com/hostednews/canadianpress/article/ALeqM5h75tInaJxdemVnD_acc7HMMSPGLA?docId=5084784
Politics › Bukola "Abubakar" Saraki - Lessons From Zoning by Beaf(op): 3:16pm On Nov 10, 2010
Every Nigerian who witnessed the incredible political saga that saw the smuggling in of an inexistent Yar Adua, has watched in awe as it climaxes in a battle for the the heart and soul of political power by the dying embres of the Yar adua cabal through the primitive vehicle of zoning.

All who have witnessed the macabre machinations of the zoning protagonists would know that Bukola Saraki has always been a champion. Here is a man who did his best through the governors forum to frustrate the constitution and the Nigerian people, urging the then Vice President to resign for a Northerner (against constitutional diktat, but in line with the primitive concept of zoning). Needless to say, the constitution prevailed, but not until the country had been pushed to the brink.

Come the PDP Presidential race, Bukola was again at the forefront of the pro-zoning mafia, to the extent that he took on a new name, "Abubakar" in an attempt to appeal to base tribal instincts in the mainly Muslim North. In one masterstroke, Saraki now straddled both Fulani and Yoruba ethnicities; he could be Fulani today and Yoruba the next.

Unfortunately for the pro-zoning mafia, despite the best efforts of its heroes in Saraki, Tanko Yakasai, Adamu Ciroma, Kanti Bello, Lawan Kaita et al; their tribalistic politics faltered in the face its more resilient all inclusive counterpart. Staring failure in the eye, the group fell to Ciroma's Northern consensus candidate committee for its last hope of survival.

It was from the consultation's of Ciroma's frighteningly tribalistic committee, that Bukola "Abubakar" Saraki was to learn that the "North" really didn't include him, that he isn't one of them (position on zoning or not, Kwara indigene or not); that a man from the major Yoruba tribe, could really be termed a minority; that the "North" couldn't be arsed if he was called "Abubakar" or Fakolade; that zoning didn't include the linguistically impaired (Bukola "Abubakar" can neither speak nor does he understand Hausa).
Zoning, nurtured and watered by men of low morals like "Abubakar", has turned right round and chopped of "Abubakar's" nuts, he is now destined to a second class political life, carrying cans for his superiors and scrambling for scraps.
"Abubakar" has learnt the bitter lesson that his pet, zoning and other forms of bigotry have intensely discriminatory  interests and ultimately destructive consequences. He has learnt that being a zoning flag bearer is no different from membership of Boko Haram.

"Abubakar?!" . . .Funny!
To you who have read this, learn from the bitter lessons of "Abubakar" Saraki.
Politics › Re: Jonathan's Serial Losses by Beaf: 1:54pm On Nov 10, 2010
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Is Buhari a smoker? Thats one heck of a cough!!!! shocked
Yar Adua was a chain smoker.
Politics › Re: Jonathan's Serial Losses by Beaf: 1:47am On Nov 10, 2010
marcdunu:
Ignore the fool

This is how he goes on abusing others based on half baked knowledge
Does that make you feel better?
Unlike me, you always talk foolishly and never take corrections. grin
Politics › Re: Jonathan's Serial Losses by Beaf: 1:05am On Nov 10, 2010
Obiagu1:
@ beaf, when did OBJ leave office?
My bad. I mixed up the governors forums sacking of Abdullahi Adamu to spite Obj with the culmination of his long running battle with them that saw the defeat of his candidate, Sam Egwu by the governors choice in 2008. They are very similar stories.
Jokes Etc › Re: Becomrich To Become The Politics Forum Moderator. by Beaf: 12:25am On Nov 10, 2010
[quote author=invisible! link=topic=548121.msg7111692#msg7111692 date=1289341841]Becomerich was arrested yesterday after fighting obj in his car, heard when they were beating him up, the satelite maps he was clutching under his armpits was tightly held. He as shouting 'America is watching, nairaland will hear this!'[/quote]No, he was screaming, "google! google! google! google! google! google! google! google! google! google! google! google! google! google! google! google! google!"
grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Delta State Governor Sacked With Immediate Effect by Beaf: 12:17am On Nov 10, 2010
SapeleGuy:
All of us are boys to Clark, the geezer must be nearly a hundred years old!
Clark is simply making noise, he cannot deliver Itsekiri, Isoko, Urhobo or Anioma territories. Delta politics is very complicated.

The warrior from Abraka is no slouch, if you know his history, his fighting spirit and how many times he went to court before he delivered this last round knockout to 'Emmaluel' then you wouldn't write what you did.
Tell them, my broda! People just want to create myths and propagate rumours.
Politics › Re: Delta State Governor Sacked With Immediate Effect by Beaf: 12:12am On Nov 10, 2010
monkeyleg:
@Beaf,

Me and you no dey see eye to eye, but this is one time when we can celebrate justice. For the good people of Delta state, Thank God for this. Now EFCC hurry up and lock that naughty person up before im do Willy-Willy
One day, we will see eye to eye. Everyday can't be quarrel day. wink

The only thing with this judgement, is that its thrown Delta state into serious confusion. I hope the speaker is a very strong man, because all sorts of desperate politicians are going to descend on the state. The judgement has come at the wrong time.

The most ridiculous bit, is that by the time the new Delta state elections are finished in 90 days time, any new governor sworn in would be governor for just two months before the general elections. embarassed
Politics › Re: Jonathan's Serial Losses by Beaf: 10:43pm On Nov 09, 2010
krendo:
^^^^

That was while OBJ was out of office and Yar'adua was President.

When OBJ was President who be Governor?

The constitution and Nigerians defeated the Cabal not Jonathan
You are wrong, Ogbulafor emerged in Obasanjo's time and he was the governors choice. People have always made claims of weakness against Nigerian leaders, even when they are as powerful as Obasanjo. It is a throwback to military regimes that we must outgrow:

[size=14pt]As Ogbulafor Emerges PDP Chairman Obasanjo Loses Grip[/size]
Suleiman Bisalla and Muideen Olaniyi
9 March 2008

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Abuja — Prince Vincent Ogbulafor yesterday emerged as the fifth National Chairman of the People's Democratic Party (PDP) after weeks of horse-trading and intrigues.

Ogbulafor, formerly national secretary of the party, emerged in a consensus arrangement which saw 26 other contestants stepping down for him at the party's National Convention in Abuja.
http://allafrica.com/stories/200803090001.html
Politics › Re: Delta State Governor Sacked With Immediate Effect by Beaf: 10:17pm On Nov 09, 2010
krendo:
Edwin Clarke has taken over Delta State
So Great Ogboru has transformed into Edwin Clark? Na wa! grin
Great Ogboru who won the case is no small man, he was the godfather of the Okar coup, don't belittle Delta state.

. . .Anyways, Edwin Clark is from Delta state and has every right as a citizen and leader.
Politics › Re: Jonathan's Serial Losses by Beaf: 10:10pm On Nov 09, 2010
The mighty Obasanjo could not get his choice of PDP chairman elected, instead he was defeated by the governors who imposed Ogbulafor. Would anybody call Obj weak?
Its damn funny the way you guys keep calling Jonathan weak, while he "weakly" defeats the powerful, from the cabal to military posturers, from the fuel mafia to the NEPA mafia. They are all "weakly" falling in defeat. grin
Politics › Re: Appeal Court Nullifies Gov. Uduaghan's Election by Beaf: 9:44pm On Nov 09, 2010
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Omo-Agege is not the type we need. Reminds me of Ibori.

chyz1:
So good people who do you think will be the new Delta State gov. in 2011?
I think it will now go to Professor Saliba Mukoro (Isoko). The guy is very highly rated.
Politics › Re: Who Own Edo,delta And Yorubaland, Is It Benin Republic or Nigeria(Proof picture) by Beaf: 9:36pm On Nov 09, 2010
becomrich4:
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Damn! grin
Politics › Re: Sanusi Lamido Faults Sir Olaniwun Ajayi On Northern Domination by Beaf: 9:35pm On Nov 09, 2010
Jarus:
I'm highly surprised you can be curious about the comparison. You are the meeting point between them - being No 1 anti-SLS nairalander and No 1 GEJ supporter. You hold sharply contrasting views on both. So I wanted to know informed it.
No, that is the wrong way to look at things. Each time I comment on a Sanusi article, I don't see "Jarus" in my minds eye (despite that you are his staunch supporter). There should be a separation, otherwise debates would not be objective, and arguments would be diversionery and personal.

There are really no grounds to bring GEJ into a debate about a Sanusi speech which had no bearing on his CBN duties, just as there are few grounds to bring Sanusi into a similar GEJ debate.

I don't like Sanusi, because he is overly aggresive, loves sharia and glosses over known history to suit his agenda.
I like Jonathan, because he signals a new dawn and change of guard from the entrenched interests that have held us down. Of course, Jonathan has faults like any human, but he represents national rebirth and that is a very precious thing. I hope that clears things?
Politics › Re: Appeal Court Nullifies Gov. Uduaghan's Election by Beaf: 9:17pm On Nov 09, 2010
The beginning of the journey that led to todays epic legal ruling:

[size=14pt]Great Ogboru Declares for AD , eyes Ibori's Seat[/size]
Stephen Oladipupo
6 March 2002

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Lagos — As the race for the 2003 gubernatorial elections hot up, the battle between the Alliance for Democracy (AD) and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is set to extend beyond the South-West to the Niger-Delta.

Business mogul and the hero of the 1990 Orkar Coup, Chief Great Ogboru, has concluded plans to contest the Delta State gubernatorial race on the platform of the AD.
http://allafrica.com/stories/200203060473.html
Politics › Re: The Legacy Of Amnesty: Nigeria's Curious emerging "Benefit System" by Beaf: 8:54pm On Nov 09, 2010
@Krendo

Dude, what are your proposals for the [size=14pt]10 million almajiri's?[/size]
Kano did an almajiri cencus in 2006 and counted 1.2 million almajiri's in their domain alone!

Mr. Tribalist, what are your proposals for that very serious problem in your own backyard?
Politics › Re: The Legacy Of Amnesty: Nigeria's Curious emerging "Benefit System" by Beaf: 8:40pm On Nov 09, 2010
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Don't mind krendo. 90% of his posts on NL are about his hatred for the ND (check his profile - click "show last posts of this person"wink. He keeps making these weird posts, hoping to gain some disciples.
How can any rational Northerner make the Niger Delta struggle his pastime when they have a problem that is several thousand times worse in the almajiri's?

Krendo is a shameless tribalist.
Politics › Re: Appeal Court Nullifies Gov. Uduaghan's Election by Beaf: 8:32pm On Nov 09, 2010
Interesting pre-election times!
The speaker, Martin Okonta takes over for the next 90 days.
Politics › Re: Atiku Emerges As Nothern Consensus Candidate? by Beaf: 8:29pm On Nov 09, 2010
Poor "Abubakar" saraki!

According to one of our sources" Saraki is the least favourable. The argument is simple, he is not "northern" enough for those in the north east and north west
I laugh in Hausa! grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: The Legacy Of Amnesty: Nigeria's Curious emerging "Benefit System" by Beaf: 8:05pm On Nov 09, 2010
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Calm down, I am only pointing out to you that there are much worse problems around you, both for your local society and the wider country. Take care of those first, they are outside the FG's hands and stop waxing hysterical about problems that are being taken care off.

Don't let the inordinate love of oil blind you to reality.
Politics › Re: C-130: Fg To Settle Entitlements To Widows, Families by Beaf: 8:01pm On Nov 09, 2010
airneh:
hmmm, i think its too late for all these bruhaha, I lost my dad in that aircrash, i was 6yrs old, had a 9 month old younger brother. Fastforward, 18yrs after, i've graduated from a scottish University. My elder brothers are also working. Thank GOD my mother had a Job to fend for us. But where was the FG when the wives and families were being thrown out of their homes in the various barracks? where was the FG when we were sent away from school for non payment of fees? Where was the FG when the state governors refused to honour the pledges they made that they will give houses to each of the widows?
Where was the FG when i had to hawk iceblocks in order to pay my transport 2 school? I was lucky to win a state government scholarship eventually that paid my tuition through secondary school but what about the other widows who's lives ended after their husbands untimely demisehuh??
Were we expected to "pause" our lives for 18yrs while the Nigerian Government got their acts together? Like i said my younger brother was born in Jan, dad died in sept. that baby who never knew his dad is an adult today, he is in UNI 2day, is the FG going to pay my mother for feeding, housing, training us through the past 18yrs.
I've said more than i need to say about this on a public forum. I am just thankful to GOD that he has placed my family where we have no need for the FG promises nor help
I feel you. It is only God that can salve your heart and take care of cases like yours. By some miracle, you have come through.
With all the issues you have raised, it is pertinent that govt pays each family compensation and see's to it that all the lying promises of the past are fulfilled. Nothing is going to be enough, but govt must go a step further.
Politics › Re: The Legacy Of Amnesty: Nigeria's Curious emerging "Benefit System" by Beaf: 7:43pm On Nov 09, 2010
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Dude, you're just so consumed with things that don't belong to you that reason has departed you. Please devote just half the strength you use up in your futile cries for free oil to the education of your almajiri brothers; do that, see the results and you wouldn't need to be a parasite anymore.

Your brethren on NL are clamouring for Arewa and freedom. They are brimming with confidence and believe they can make, but here you are, practicing to be a better parasite. Na wa!

At 10 million in the North alone, the almajiri population is more than that of most countries in the World. Without almajiri's, we wouldnt lose thousands to senseless slaughter every year for religious and other equally stup!d, hairbrained reasons. Count the thousands of lives that have been lost to almajiri's and compare that with the tens due to militants; does it make sense? Or is it because almajiri's kill mostly Middle Belters and Southerners that you don't give a damn?

Why can't you solve the almajiri problem first so you can be taken seriously?

10 fcking million almijiri's!!! cry cry cry
Politics › Re: C-130: Fg To Settle Entitlements To Widows, Families by Beaf: 7:21pm On Nov 09, 2010
hawley:
No way. There was nothing really wrong with terrain. It was a swamp alright but I got to the site myself shortly after it happened. It was very close to my parents' house and I was around at the time. Anyway, This is a good way to go for Jonathan.
Wow! What did you witness at the scene?

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