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Foreign Affairs › Re: Denajad’s Visit: Israel Is Driven By Phobia by Beaf: 10:31pm On Oct 16, 2010
Yes, Israel is driven by racism against the Palestinians. With changes in the modern World, that country will continue to unmasked for what it is.
Politics › Re: Let's Have Your Complaints Here by Beaf: 10:19pm On Oct 16, 2010
Thank you.
Politics › Re: Henry Okah's Brother, Charles, Seized By Nigerian Security Agents by Beaf: 9:40pm On Oct 16, 2010
Witness the brand new farcical "MEND" that fights for Dokpesi and IBB;

. . .
The government of President Goodluck Jonathan responded by arresting innocent persons on trumped-up charges. From Chief Raymond Dokpesi, which indirectly was pointing at former military head of state, General Ibrahim Babangida to Henry Okah in South Africa, the government has also named and arrested persons not connected with our actions as suspects and masterminds
. . .
- the brand new farcical "Jomo Gbomo"

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2010/10/mend-at-it-again-threatens-new-attack/

The MEND name has been abused in the name of politics by wicked men who see nothing in the deaths of innocent Nigerians.
Politics › Re: Henry Okah's Brother, Charles, Seized By Nigerian Security Agents by Beaf: 8:37pm On Oct 16, 2010
The last, so called MEND email was routed through Spain from Lagos. . .
Charles Okah is arrested in Lagos. . .
Henry Okah claims Charles Okah has been faking his voice and making calls on behalf of MEND. . .

There will definitely be a lot of good stuff from the arrest of Charles Okah. Since when did MEND begin operating in Lagos?
Politics › Re: Let's Have Your Complaints Here by Beaf: 8:32pm On Oct 16, 2010
At various times, I have also had my profile signature tampered with or totally removed. I have complained about that already on this thread; https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-490918.192.html#msg6748769

I would like to know why a link to a very positive website would be offensive to anybody, especially when it doesn't break any rules.
Politics › Re: Let's Have Your Complaints Here by Beaf: 8:25pm On Oct 16, 2010
I have been harassed, attacked, and stalked all over Nairaland by oyb, one of Nairalands moderators, and am requesting that his unhealthy behaviour be stopped. I have been stalked continuously by oyb, despite advising him on several occasions that I do not enjoy his unwholesome attention.
I am not deceived about the impartiality of the moderators, because they have been witnesses to the issues I am reporting and have either, done nothing, cheered or banned me. Led by that belief; I have sometimes responded and other times engaged restraint and ignored him, all to no avail. Perhaps though, there might be the one quiet voice among the moderators to prevent various legal escalations.

Today, oyb has opened yet another hate filled, noxious thread whose lone purpose is to attack me at; https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-533258.0.html .
The frightening depth of his hate filled and unhealthy posts against me is portrayed by the quote below in which oyb aired his dreams of Niger Delta people being rounded up in cattle cars and sent to the gas chamber, simply because the Niger Delta is where I come from;

oyb: disgusting and ridiculous melodrama. i always knew beaf had some sort of romantic persecution complex. i can see all those nders being rounded up in cattle cars and sent to the gas chamber
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-464527.32.html#msg6238782

I am sure the above obnoxious statement constitutes a criminal offense and an incitement to hatred in the United States where Nairaland is located.

While I enjoy my membership of Nairaland; oyb, a moderator who takes pride in his abhorrent bullying attitude toward me steals some of that joy. Here is a link where he shamelessly boasts with a lot of pride about his "battles" with me, as well as two other Nairaland members; https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-523493.192.html
No tools are too low for oyb, he as even posted my profile picture, asking me when I would change it; https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-515027.32.html#msg6770982

oyb, regardless of the fact that he is a moderator,  also takes part in hate spreading threads targeted at my person. It would be expected that a moderator would recommend the thread starter for a ban, rather than pitch into the muck and take part; https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-508939.0.html

Several threads have been derailed, due to oyb's unhealthy fixation on my person. He follows me around, heaping abuse and attempting to bring ridicule to my person, hardly a day goes by without oyb bringing my name into threads I have not even contributed to, or heaping unwarranted abuse on my person.
His behaviour is both offensive and extremely unhealthy. If I was paranoid, I would go as far as to say that, should I be run over by a bus, oyb would be a natural suspect.
His actions go against Nairaland rules and regulations, an excerpt;

He infers here that I was banned recently, because Nairaland is an IBB site and Seun is an IBB man;

oyb:
seun is an ibb man
nl is an ibb site

see as them don ban squealer cheesy cheesy
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?topic=526454.msg6888905#msg6888905

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https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-1026.0.html

His latest act has been to open this thread; https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-533258.0.html#msg6952953
It is quite clear that it goes against several of Nairaland's rules and regulations.

Here are a few of the numerous posts were I have been unnecessarily harrassed by oyb;
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-522722.0.html#msg6847901
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-471210.0.html#msg6307170
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-486091.0.html#msg6457438
Politics › Re: Mend Again! Warns Of Another Abuja Bomb Blast by Beaf: 5:11pm On Oct 16, 2010
samoks:
. . .
Do you expect MEND to open a website and own a domain name?

I just hope this time around they target ASO ROCK and NATIONAL ASSEMBLY. Missile or Rocket launchers can do the JOB.
Every !diot and his dog now believes they can comment on MEND. [size=14pt]Yes, MEND have a domain name and a website. Do you wish to know it?[/size]
You are making the same braindead arguments as kobojunkie (we have come to expect such from him), who once forcefully made the thoroughly laughable claim that Aondoakaa is from the Niger Delta.
Foolishness and ignorance always have a way of seeking daylight. We are dealing with proven !diots here.
Politics › Re: "No, Mend is Not Terrorist a Group " - EU. by Beaf: 4:51pm On Oct 16, 2010
krendo:
Does any of them have proof of their forefathers planting oil?

Oil belongs to Nigeria and all Nigerians no matter where it is found in Nigeria. It is a National Resource.

Anybody taking arms fighting the State because of oil is a terrorist. All this kidnapping, criminalities and bombings will stop when we all realise this.
The antics of a core Northern parasite in the mould of Tanko Yakasai, Ciroma, Kanti Bello, Kaita etc.
We will give you people loudspeakers to continue to broadcast your failure shamelessly. A group of elite who have made their people wandering beggers, while becoming stupendously wealthy personally, after ruling Nigeria for 39 of our 50 years - you are the terrorists.
Politics › Re: Jonathan's New Explanation Of Abuja Bomb Blast, Worst Than The First by Beaf: 4:37pm On Oct 16, 2010
tensor777:
I have been scratching my head as to why some people here think they can second-guess the federal security agencies. undecided
What do these posters know about the bombing or more pertinently what are they trying to cover up?? huh lipsrsealed undecided
Exactly, from the way some are speaking, its like they were there taking pictures when the bombs were being made or they have always been close accomplices to Henry Okah.
Politics › Re: 2011 Election: Turai Backs Jonathan•shuns Senator Over Ibb by Beaf: 4:02pm On Oct 16, 2010
For instance, a senator from her state, Katsina, Kanti Bello, the deputy director of the IBB Campaign Organisation, is now being avoided by the ex-president’s wife.
As a result of the development, the senator no longer goes to see the former first lady on account of what he perceives as a deliberate attempt by the ex-first lady to avoid him.
Recently, matters came to a head when the Katsina State Governor, Ibrahim Shema, also declared the senator a persona non grata of sort by withdrawing a car he had earlier given the senator.
Damn!

So who can the tribal mega-lord, Kanti Bello claim to be fighting for, when he has been disowned by both Turai and his own governor? It is hard not to conclude that he will cease to be a senator in 2011. Maybe, he'll have enough time to engage in treasonous diatribe o'rgies with his fellow cranks, Yakasai, Ciroma, Kaita etc.
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan: The Facebook President---cnn by Beaf: 3:41pm On Oct 16, 2010
bestman09:
In all sincerity, can Ribadu win as the governor of his state?
Forget about Ribadu. Have you seen his interviews? They are shockingly horrible, totally disjointed, packed with falsehoods, gross exagerations and directionless. Don't get me wrong, Ribadu is a great dude, but he is just not ready. I don't judge leadership by spoken English, so please no comments on that; here is an excerpt of one of Ribadu's horrors;

. . .
How would you improve the economy?

Nuhu Ribadu :  The good thing about this is I do have experience as part of the economy management team that managed the country, and we improved the economy within a short period of time as an individual I was in the lead of it, I was more or less maybe more than any individual today that was responsible for the reorganization of the banking sector, I started it. Ah the capitalization of the capital market, we did a lot, we worked hard to bring foreign capital into our country, we preserved the money that we were earning, and then we made sure that we have improvement in budgetary performance.

We have fiscal discipline and responsibility. I was part of it, given the chance I will change the way things are today in our own country. I will make sure that we get value for the resources we have, I will make this practice where 70 or 75% of our oil earnings goes to recurrent expenditures, imagine the last budget that we had four point something trillion, 70% of it go to recurrent, which means nothing for growth, nothing for development, nothing to have new schools, new universities, nothing to build hospitals, it is just to run government, it goes to the salaries of people, it goes to services, these are the things that must stop if we are going to have an improvement of the economy.

I intend to make an economy that is productive, not a consumption country. Today, literarily everyday planes are coming, I mean, ships are bringing goods for us to continue to consume, to consume, to consume, we do not produce, it must be reversed.

Today, when I look at Abuja I feel sad because billions and billions of money is sunk into Abuja, but nothing productive, it’s just a very conspicuous consumption that has no progress, nothing new coming into our own economy. Abuja has no too solid industries, but you go into the houses, you go into streets, you go and see the cars that are being driven on the streets, so sad, these are the basic things that are showing that things are not working, we must find a way of reversing it.

The economy has to be the economy that has to be growth economy, an economy that is going to bring jobs to the people. Every single thing that we export today, whether it is crude oil, we are exporting jobs, those are issues that have to be addressed, those are economy fundamentals that must be looked into. I do, as a President , redefine the entire thing in a way that it is an economy that is going to be productive, first and foremost to save the money from being taken away, wasted as it is today.
. . .
http://www.nigeriavillagesquare.com/articles/nvs/candidate-interviews-2-mallam-nuhu-ribadu-unfiltered-full-text-and-audio.html

I thought Soludo was CBN Governor during Obj's time? shocked
No be by force, Ribadu we still respect you. Please get some experience so you don't drag our hopes in the gutter.
Politics › Re: 2011: Ohanaeze Backs Jonathan by Beaf: 3:18pm On Oct 16, 2010
Igbo Kwenu! Now lets press extremly hard for everything we want in common, especially true federalism, education and empowering economic policies. Kwenu!
Politics › Re: 'my Brother Was Faking My Voice' Says Okah by Beaf: 4:45am On Oct 16, 2010
peacesak:
Your post shows that you are not into IT but that is beside the point. However, who is the person you say had his email account stolen and password changed? I doubt the nigerian government can close a yahoo account. Yahoo is not a nigerian company neither is MEND classified as a terrorist group. So the nigerian government have no authority to ask yahoo to close any account of their customer. Big international media houses have the expertise to unmask the true source of any email. But non have ever said the emails they get from Gbomo was masked.


Above is a excerpt from rueters about the mail address gbomo uses. Like they claimed, this is the same email address the group have been using to announce all the attacks on oil installations. The email address have been active since around 2006 so i can't understand why you expect the government to have suddenly realise it now and acted just before or after the bombing.
Dude, do a little research on the bolded, before disgracing yourself further. In Nigeria, every clown wants to pose as an expert, I'm sitting here laughing non-stop.

Don't talk about things you don't know about, it makes you look ridiculous.

. . .Anyways, how do you "mask" and email? grin grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Henry Okah In Contact With October 1 Bombers - South Africa Police by Beaf(op): 3:16am On Oct 16, 2010
samoks:
Since Okah says the NAIJA govt has been in contact with him since the end of Amnesty, and the govt have not come out to either accept, deny of explain to us why and what it actually communicated OKAH, i see some MATCH FIXING going on here. Why did the president immediately defended MEND even after they claimed responsibility for the bombings?

Now revelations are coming out linking OKAH with the bombings, so now just like IDRIS ABDUL KAREEM the musician {Sorry if i spelt your name wrongly}sang "Koleyewon" meaning them no go understand, and he also said in the song, ' who be the thief and who be the owner'


Bow who is fooling whohuh?

This is my honest assumption and i am fastly coming to conclusion,


The bombings could be a set up by GEJ to nail and dent IBB, Or GEJ's advisers told him to do nothing to prevent the attack so that he would use it against IBB.


Please i do not support IBB nor any of the past leaders trying to come back

Thank you GBAM, That is my POINT.
That is the most foolish bomb thesis I have ever heard. Do you know how many foreign leaders were present? Why are some people so dim? Jesus!

Has it occured to you that GEJ does not need any trick to lock IBB away if thats what he wants? There is Dele Giwa's murder, there is the $12.4billion missing oil money, there are more than enough other bomb murders from IBB's period to lock him away with. I really think you don't know the extent of GEJ's power, sensible Nigerians are proud to have a President that is even handed and misusing his vast powers the way a fcker like IBB would have done.
Politics › Re: Henry Okah In Contact With October 1 Bombers - South Africa Police by Beaf(op): 2:51am On Oct 16, 2010
^
Lisenced to sell small arms door to door.
Politics › Re: 'my Brother Was Faking My Voice' Says Okah by Beaf: 2:48am On Oct 16, 2010
peacesak:
beaf
Trust me, you can spoof, hack or mask but any IT person worth its salt can unravel it with easy.
You need to have access to the email account to be able to send genuine emails from it.
Is the above meant to be a joke or what?

Have you not heard of at least one person who had that email account stolen and the password changed? What if the hacker decides not to change the password, but sends emails as they like and deletes the traces from sent items? Don't dabble into area's you don't know.

Does it even make sense to imagine that the original Jomo Gbomo mail account is still alive? The government would have ensured that yahoo closed it down, before or after the blasts.
Politics › Re: Six Hours With Soldiers In Pursuit Of Kidnappers In Aba by Beaf(op): 2:40am On Oct 16, 2010
[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=532922.msg6949767#msg6949767 date=1287192711]Comot there.you think say na only sabi WAFI ? What does the bolded expression means ? since you are not blind.[/quote]Yeah, I grew up in Wafi, so? If you don't understand something, ask.
Something tells me you just wanted to carry on argument that has no business on this thread; thats just fcking childish and damn annoying.
The mere sight of the soldiers is what I referred to, and its quite obvious.
Politics › Re: Jonathan's New Explanation Of Abuja Bomb Blast, Worst Than The First by Beaf: 2:33am On Oct 16, 2010
[quote author=OYB_MEND link=topic=530249.msg6949696#msg6949696 date=1287190514]Some have clearly forgotten that democracy is a game of numbers and that we can not force Goodluck down the throat of Nigerians.[/quote]Until you conjure up your miracle numbers, he is your President. If you don't like him, make a case without displaying hatred or childishness; do it like a grown up.
Politics › Re: Six Hours With Soldiers In Pursuit Of Kidnappers In Aba by Beaf(op): 2:28am On Oct 16, 2010
[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=532922.msg6949751#msg6949751 date=1287192243]should i call this a fallacy or classic hypothesis ? Was it not you that was against the deployment of soldiers to Aba in the height of the kidnapping crisis there ? And here you are praising the soldiers ![/quote]Shut up dude! Where have I praised any soldier or are you fcking blind?
Get a life!
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan: The Facebook President---cnn by Beaf: 2:25am On Oct 16, 2010
krendo:
with a resource control hart, that monkey will look very much like GEJ.
Its not a monkey, its you!!!  shocked shocked shocked grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Six Hours With Soldiers In Pursuit Of Kidnappers In Aba by Beaf(op): 2:16am On Oct 16, 2010
The mere sight of those soldiers na die! shocked
Politics › Six Hours With Soldiers In Pursuit Of Kidnappers In Aba by Beaf(op): 2:14am On Oct 16, 2010
[size=14pt]Six hours with soldiers in pursuit of kidnappers in Aba[/size]
Crime Guard Oct 16, 2010 By Anayo Okoli

https://www.vanguardngr.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/army1.jpg
Military task force guys

THURSDAY, October 14, 2010 was a memorable day for a group of journalists, including this reporter, who elected to join the military task force operating in Abia state to flush criminals elements,   that   had held the state hostage   paralysing Aba, the commercial capital of the city.

The journalists had assembled at the Ngwa High School Camp of the soldiers for   the eye-witness account of the operation of the task force.

The journalists had assembled at the Camp by 10am and waited till about 12pm when the Assistant Director of Army Public Relations, 82 Division, Enugu, Lt. Col. Kabir Musa, who led the journalists to the bush arrived from the Asa High School Military Base. However, while we were waiting for Musa, it was observed that there were some suspected kidnappers already arrested who were being screened at the Camp.

They were led out from where they were kept for screening by the officers in charge.

At about 12.15pm, herding the journalists   in   four of the military trucks recently given to the task force by Governor Theodore Orji for the operation, with some soldiers joining in each of the truck, the journey into the kidnappers den began. Led by an Armoured Personnel Carrier [APC], the convoy moved to the admiration of Aba residents, who were happy that life was returning    to the bubbling city that was until two weeks ago virtually a ghost town  as residents left  the city in droves  and kidnappers ruled

Surprisingly, while the soldiers were busy restoring life and order to the city, policemen in the city were busy collecting money from motorists and tricycle operators. In fact as the convoy moved from one town to another passing the  Obingwa area, which was our first port of call, some residents shouted that policemen should   be removed from the city and replaced with soldiers.

From Aba the convoy moved through the bad road   between thick forests to Ogbuala village Mgboko. As the  convoy moved from village to village, the few people we saw were downcast  . Unlike the people of Aba city who were cheering the soldiers, there was no sign of joy in them, an indication that the soldiers had come to destroy their business.

Through pa th  ways, which all look alike, we arrived at the house of a native doctor who prepared charms for the kidnappers. A moderate modern house, with a sign post “Ugochinyere Trado Clinic”, the man was said to have abandoned the house when the task force entered the village.

According to Lt. Col. Musa, the kidnappers divided Abia state into groups with each group   led by kidnapping kingpin, Obioma Nwankwo [Osisikankwu] who has been declared wanted by the police as the overall leader.

The Aba-Port Harcourt axis very notorious for the activities of kidnappers was under the control of a kingpin known as SUSU who was said to be very dangerous and ruthless.

So from the native doctor’s house, the convoy moved to Susu’s Camp, in Umuezi, few kilometers from the native doctor’s house. It was of great interest that as we passed from village to village in this Mgboko, it was like a ghost town as it was said that the inhabitants had all fled, both old and young when the soldiers invaded them.

As you approached  Susu’s Camp, which shared a  wall with St. Michael’s Catholic Church, and opposite a primary school, which from indications, had been abandoned due to the activities of these hoodlums, we saw  expended shell of ammunitions scattered both inside the classrooms and on the field.

There were empty bottles of choice wines, canned  beer of various brands, used packets of condom, empty packets of different  bands of cigarettes, scattered both inside the class rooms and on the field. From what was observed around the house, it was certain that the hoodlums lived flamboyantly , perhaps from proceeds of the lucrative business where millions of Naria were being paid by victims as ransom.

Inside Susu’s house a very modern house with expensive POP ceiling, which served as his Camp headquarters, and has been  destroyed by the task force, empty cases of expended ammunitions were scattered both inside and outside the house.

Described as a very dangerous bank armed robber, a big bank save was discovered where it was buried in a shallow hole at the back of the house   bordered   a very thick forest. The save was believed to have been brought there by Susu and his group perhaps in one their numerous bank attacks in Aba. A rifle was also recovered in the house by the soldiers.

It is very interesting to note that at the point of entry to Susu’s Camp, is a check-point, well fortified with sand bags, which was being manned by some members of the hoodlums. They mounted a sign-post at the check-point with which they used to deceive people. It read:”Welcome to the Amnesty Camp, Abia state. Let peace reign”. This was a deceit and ploy to lure unsuspecting persons.

However, quite surprising and embarrassing was the suspected connivance of the pastor in charge of the Catholic church which shared a  wall with the Camp. From the closeness of the church and the camp and juxtaposing it with illegal point mounted by the hoodlum’s right in front of the church, the task force suspected that the pastor could not claim ignorance of the activities of the hoodlums.

On account of this, the soldiers   searched    the pastor’s house and they were said to have recovered five expended cases of ammunition in a car   parked in his house located at the back of the church. Of course the pastor whose name Musa did not recollect has been arrested and handed over to security agencies for interrogation.

The task force believed that it was “either that the pastor was  with them or aiding them”. The kidnappers were also believed to be using the pastor’s only source of water which he made available through a tap extended outside by his wall.


It was clear evidence that Mgboko village was deep into kidnapping business as through out the period we stayed in the Susu Camp and around we did not see any human being. We only saw dogs and cows mowing on the primary school field in front the church and opposite the Camp, which is a stone throw from the major road.

From there we drove again through the thick forests surrounding the villages back to Aba and on to Asa High School, on the Port Harcourt-Aba Express way. As we passed    the centre of Aba, the residents jubilated.

At the camp, we saw 21 different of vehicles, including jeeps, and other exotic cars as well as buses which were either snatched by the hoodlums or belonged to kidnapped victims, some of who may have died.

They were recovered from the various bushes already combed by the soldiers.
Motorists on the hitherto dangerous Aba-Port Harcourt road now ply the road with confidence. Their only problem remains the extortion by the numerous police check-points mounted at almost every two poles on the road.

With the on-going operation, it is hoped that in a couple of weeks all those that fled Aba will all return with their families and some good natives of the notorious Ngwa villages will return

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2010/10/six-hours-with-soldiers-in-pursuit-of-kidnappers-in-aba/
Politics › Re: 'my Brother Was Faking My Voice' Says Okah by Beaf: 1:36am On Oct 16, 2010
samoks:
@slap1,
why do you still believe JOMO GBOMO does not exist. You were told he had an interview with The PUNCH, but you said you do not agree with the interview.

If anyone could have access to that email, then why don't The Tompolos, Boyloafs of this world have access to it? They were just ordinary field commanders of MEND,while JOMO GBOMO is in the administrative helm. So lets stop fooling ourselves that Mr Okah is JOMO GBOMO,what happens when (if eventually) is put in Prison and JOMO GBOMO still speaks out? who will you say he is? Maybe you will call him GJ.


Until we sit down and settle our differencies, this collection of NATIONS called Nigeria will never know PEACE.

Why are we just doing selective JUSTICE, I see many of us here making biased comments,
If you don't know how email operates, you need to calm down.
You don't even need anybody's permission to use their email address if you know how. Have you ever heard of hacking?
But the fact is, you don't even need to hack. Ever heard of spoofing?

If you are not an IT guy, don't get involved with arguments about emails. Some of the arguments one hears here from sudden "experts" are just totally off the wall.
Programming › Re: Why Is My Website Moving Slow? by Beaf: 12:05am On Oct 16, 2010
uchae25:
Thank you, P.S. Nigeria is very tribalistic. But how much do you charge to work with me in developing my websites??
I am bloody good and expensive grin, but I can give you free, high quality advice here.
About the tribalistic thing, there is no excuse, Nigeria has 300+ ethnic groups and some might not visit your site because of the name.
Politics › Re: Curfew In Bauchi State by Beaf: 11:51pm On Oct 15, 2010
Whenever there is a curfew, innocent people are in danger. Lets pray that only Boko Harams get hit for breaking it.
That said, the army must not leave Bauchi until Boko Haram has been completely fcked up and eradicated.
Politics › Re: Why Is Nigeria So Blessed With Poverty? by Beaf: 11:45pm On Oct 15, 2010
Politics › Re: Judge Sends A Whole Prophet To Kirikiri by Beaf: 11:31pm On Oct 15, 2010
[quote author=Aloy+Emeka link=topic=532865.msg6949170#msg6949170 date=1287181467]Be careful with your mouth before one of these prophets place a curse on you. Remember how prophet Dr Elijah was cursing people and generations in the bible.[/quote]No be only Elijah!

Before they even open their unbrushed mouths to curse, I will show this to them, and they'll follow me like a dog grin grin grin;

Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan: The Facebook President---cnn by Beaf: 11:22pm On Oct 15, 2010
Saidsalla:
British colonials spent many years (if not 100yrs) b4 they came to north. British found south without clothes and have no standard way of life. So when colonials came, they faced no rejection frm south and startd teaching them how they want them to write or read. But when they came to north,they found them with their dress styles(for male and female) with even traditonal textile manufacture. They have their system of education (islamic and arabic) right from whats later known as nursery. They have their way of trade both local and int'l.administration:they knw who they are and civilised. So when colonials masters came to them, they repulsed them seriously. It is after years they captured north. While in south, they had been exporting slaves. Unfortunately, south learnd from british long b4 north, but innovated nothing but exam malpractice. You can come to north and find out if north could teach u both Islamic and western. education.
For the second time, don't be drunk while posting.
But then, monkeys have been caught posting to NL.

Politics › Re: Judge Sends A Whole Prophet To Kirikiri by Beaf: 11:20pm On Oct 15, 2010
In short, police need to go round all the churches and round up as many prophets as possible. There is no worse crime than decieving and stealing from the poor, desperate and disadvantaged.
Politics › Re: Jonathan's New Explanation Of Abuja Bomb Blast, Worst Than The First by Beaf: 11:14pm On Oct 15, 2010
There is one simple fact, if anyone talks like they know about the bombing, they might be questioned by the security services. It is something that happens the World over and from the way some have spoken, it is quite clear that they either know about the plot or are spreading propaganda on the plotters behalf.

I would be very careful about manufacturing stories that security agencies could interprete as treasonous or inimical to Nigeria's security. The bombing is a very delicate matter and it is not impossible that people have already been picked up from online forums.

We are all adults, freedom of speech does not equate to stup!dity.
Politics › Re: 'my Brother Was Faking My Voice' Says Okah by Beaf: 10:36pm On Oct 15, 2010
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NOTHING WAS MENTIONED IN THE STORY ABOUT HIS BROTHER?[/quote]shocked
What about this?

‘Nearly everyone is a bounty hunter for me'
‘My brother, Charles has faked my voice and has been collecting money all this while,  he has been negotiating a ceasefire claiming to be me. What treachery is this?'
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan: The Facebook President---cnn by Beaf: 10:22pm On Oct 15, 2010
Saidsalla:
British colonials spent many years in south b4 they moved to north. South did not reject them bcoz they didnt have their standard way of life,but in the north,there had been way life education right from whats known as nursery(islamic and Arabic),trade and administration. When british came all northerners rejected them and fought them seriously. This delayed d capture of the north by colonials,and they realisd that northerners are civilised and they knw who r they. But to d south,they had been exportin slaves already. Amazingly, south learned eng b4 north but they coudnt make any different. Instead,they innovatd exam malpractice. Com 2 north and find out if they can even teach the south Islamic and western education.
I know its friday, but drop di sepe before you post na. Even your english sef de stagger! grin

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