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[size=21pt]IBB: [/size][size=14pt]"My political message is tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, tribalism, ZONING OR MAYHEM. . . IF I DONT WIN, FCK UP THE PLACE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! What will I do for Nigeria? . . .Tribalism, religious strife, Boko Haram!! The North will secede and mayhem will be unleashed, if I don't become the PDP flagbearer!"[/size] . . .Cry baby! ![]() Everybody, please feel free to plagiarise this document. . . www.nairaland.com/attachments/324375_IBBYouthStupid_jpgbbe9db14c8fe5550aba9d91fd1c5a07d |
[size=14pt]IBB is most definetely gonna meet his nemesis. The blood of hundreds of innocent souls is wheeling him to certain doom. . . .Ejigbo plane crash, Dele Giwa, June 12, MKO Abiola, vatsa (he was best man at vatsa's marriage). . . and thousands of other innocent souls. Innocent blood is calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling. . . Vengeance, Justice, Doom! [/size] |
No to IBB. ![]() IBB people = Foolish people |
There is a firm reason why I titled the thread, " Comedy 101: Boko Haram Asks For Amnesty." The place is already packed with comedians who are too impaired to see that the topic is about Boko Haram. ![]() |
oyb:Daft. Every educated child knows Asari is not in MEND and has never been in MEND. |
Meldrick:What a strange breed they are! ![]() IBB people = Foolish people |
Abagworo:Are you their spokesman? How come you suddenly know everything about militants, including newly formed groups? |
Solozzo:You are not serious. Do you know how arms are traded World over? Arms producing countries actually directly lobby other governments. There are things called arms fairs were jet fuighters, bombers, ships, tanks and all the latest hardware are displayed. Governments are the chief guests and buy direct and at far cheaper prices than criminals like Okah can dream off. People like Henry Okah can only sell to home users and those who buy off the black market; gangs, terrorists, mecenaries and armed robbers. Abeg, be more imaginative when manufacturing funny angles to a straightforward story. |
usbcable:Dude, I find it as irritating as you. I try my best to avoid oyb, but he is an obsessed stalker, I am surprised that such a character is a moderator. |
5columnist:Yakasai, Ciroma and co threatened to secede if Jonathan didn't withdraw from the 2011 race. As usual, we have since not heard from the punks; because they realised that they would go hungry. There is nothing but sand in the Core North where they come from, all the riches of the North are in the Middle Belt, who have been cheated just like the South. |
5columnist:oyb is NL's definition of fool. The SSS will be wasting their time tracking him, because he doesn't even understand a word of what he himself is saying, he is that stup!d. He just opens his mouth and his arse pours out. |
^ Please read my posts clearly before commenting. You have actually not countered a single thing I said, all you have done is put your own thoughts and assumptions across while pretending to be replying me. What, in your opinion has Saraki done for the masses? I would really love to hear it. oyb:I wonder why you are fighting so hard for Saraki? I get it though. You actually think Saraki is the best for you, just like the dimwits that line up for 50 naira gifts at his gates while he steals you guys blind. You have no right to comment on national issues until you free yourself from slavery. |
oyb:Are you waving Saraki's flag? One thing you can be sure of is that Saraki dynasty doesn't supply governors to my state. God forbid. |
EzeUche0:You will find that those strange set of people who ridiculed you are the ones who never take time to educate themselves. They believe in rumour mongering, innuendo, beer palour gist and mama Sikira's fresh hot gossip. You will also find that they are Henry Okahs new lovers and worshippers, because there is nothing consistent about that crew. |
^ My attention gets held by more intelligent people than yourself. Fly away. Jarus:Why worry about my state? This is strictly about Kwarans needing to free themselves of the Saraki Yoke to be able to comment freely on national politics. If a family has serious internal problems, would other families be willing to take advice from them? There is a serious task at hand for all Kwarans. As for Americans, I never ever heard that the Bush's had people queueing up for measely handouts while running down banks and propagating other visible corruption that deprived Americans off billions of Dollars. As for Oyo state, the people have the choice of ridding themselves off Akala, it isn't a family dynasty running the state. |
And Atiku is Africa's biggest mistake. ![]() |
oyb:Dude. We are building a shrine for you to worship Okah. ![]() oyb looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooves Okah!!! |
Ex Inferis:If a halfwit is your leader, what does that say about you? Dude, 90% of the rabid anti-GEJ rants are born of intense tribalism from those who think Nigeria is their property and theirs to rule forever (while producing nothing and impoverishing their own people). Ex Inferis:I hope you ain't always like this? If you check carefully, you would find that the words you are replying to above do not refer to you. I don't know how long you've been on NL (or any forum for that matter), but the symbol, ^ denotes I am referring to the post immediately above. Why would you think I would be so rude to you when we haven't crossed paths? |
I really pity Henry Okah's brand new lovers. They are a shameless bunch that see the deaths of innocent people in a criminal bombing as a political opportunity. The cheer leaders of this movement, the Ciroma's, Yakasai's, kanti Bello's, Kaita's and other miscreants have issued empty threat after empty like the empty old bats that they are; the shock is that they have followers in this generation of youth. |
Okah supporters really need a brain transplant. Here is a guy who can even sell his own brother; ‘Nearly everyone is a bounty hunter for me' |
oyb:We will soon help you build a shrine to Henry Okah. ![]() stiyke:Best question here. |
Can we just buy a few nuclear reactors to service industrial usage? Then, it would just be domestic use that would need to be built up. Such a step will see our power problems vanish in one swoop. If decripit countries like Pakistan can successfully run nuclear reactors, so can we. |
A lot of unscrupulous politicians and their followers have suddenly become die hard Okah fans. It only goes to show their level of moral decay. I pity them and their followers; a bomb blast is not a political opportunity. |
OAM4J:Yes indeed, Saraki's house is like a Mecca. He prefers to dole out little 50 Naira gifts to the foolish, so the corrupt family can obtain the billions that belong to the people. It is a very cynical ploy that Kwarans must free themselves from as a primary duty. It really is a form of slavery. A truly deplorable state of affairs; strangely, the average Kwaran has accepted it and feels the need to contribute to national political discuss from that blinkered and hampered position. If a man is in jail, with no experience of freedom really has no right to preach to the free how to use their freedom. As for the stakeholders who need to pay their dues, every Kwaran woman, man and child is a stakeholder. |
It's this direct and personal form of interaction that seems to be endearing the Nigerian president to his country's growing young and web-savvy electorate.It is these people loving qualities, his willingness to engage and genuine warmth that have endeared Jonathan to many, both nationally and internationally. Go GEJ! |
Bawss1:And for some reason SA didn't put up a fight? No diplomatic outburst? You guys and your super weak theories and rumours!!! Abeg, Okah is a drowning man whose new found lovers will soon be put to shame. |
Kwarans have rolled over and died, they have given up their freedom. Kwara is owned by the Saraki's and its indegenes feel too powerless to put up a fight. It is quite strange when Kwara people critisice the politics of free people outside Kwara; indeed, the single burning desire within every Kwaran should be how to free themselves and their loved ones from the yoke of the Saraki's. After they have rid themselves off the Saraki's, their voices will become acceptable without question nationally. How can a state be owned by a family in this day and age for goodness sake? |
Abagworo: Don't think you are misfiring wildly here? Its shocking! The court Okah was taken to is in SA, Okah jail is in SA, the findings of SA police were done in SA; how did you pluck out "wrong decision made by the FG" from thin air? And dude, if you can predict a bombing spree, you might have serious questions to answer. |
^ Answer your posts? I'll only bother to reply you when you start making sense and actually begin to sound less partisan, uncouth and immoral. Right now, other more intelligent posters are getting my attention. Ex Inferis:Your regretably childish choice of words against the President and Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces of Nigeria only shows your character and leanings. The average Nigerian (even the area boy and almajiri) is more cultured and respectful. Dude, you sound exactly the same as the bitter, tribalistic and hate filled goons; Ciroma, Yakasai, Bello, Kaita and their weird colleagues. You will find that those clowns are full of sound and fury, but are as empty and powerless as a smelly fart. They threatened that the "North" would start impeachment proceedings against GEJ, what happened to that threat? It is so funny that people like yourself are foot soldiers to a bunch of tribal lords that cannot tell time of day and are so immoral, they will be first to pr0stitute for contracts in GEJ's 2011 Presidential term. Get a life. |
stiyke:Exactly. Okah has suddenly found a whole bunch of brand new lovers and die hard protectors. There is a whole bunch of jittery folk who are ready to deify criminals. I wonder why? |
It will always be difficult or impossible for tribalistic scarecrows, expired opportunistic bats, vampires and bloodsuckers to reach a concensus without devouring each other. Demons love blood (even if it is demon blood). |
[size=14pt]Jos crisis: Yoruba demand 100bn compensation, national conference[/size] Friday, 15 October 2010 01:00 The Yoruba Unity Forum has called on the Federal and Plateau Governments to pay N100 billion to Yoruba as compensation for their losses during the recurring Jos sectarian crisis. The Forum, an interest group of eminent Yoruba leaders convened by HID Awolowo, wife of the late Obafemi Awolowo, also has Yoruba leaders such as the Ooni of Ife, the Alaafin of Oyo and the Oba of Lagos as prominent members. It made the call on Thursday in Jos and asked President Goodluck Jonathan to convene a national conference to deliberate on how best Nigerians could live together. “The recurring crises in Plateau have affected many Yoruba and rendered them homeless, jobless, incapacitated and frustrated. What has been done to the Yoruba is barbaric and uncalled for. “The incessant Jos crises have subjected the Yoruba to all forms of hardship in a country that belongs to all of us. Everybody must be given a sense of belonging in determining the future of Nigeria. “We went to some areas and found buildings in three streets belonging to Yoruba completely razed down, while some workshops with more than 100 vehicles were also burnt down,” the group, led by Suleiman Salawu, a senator said. The Forum also faulted the 1999 Constitution, saying it did not protect the interests of the minority ethnic groups. The group also rejected arguments that the amalgamation of the Northern and Southern Protectorates in 1914 was responsible for the “lumping” of people in areas that were not of their own choice. “Successive governments have done even worse. For instance, the Nupe and the Yoruba in Kwara are forced to live together. “The Nupe feel heavily marginalised in Kwara and will prefer to be joined with their people in Niger, but no one is listening to them,” it said. (NAN http://www.businessdayonline.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=14453:jos-crisis-yoruba-demand-100bn-compensation-national-conference&catid=1:latest-news&Itemid=18 |
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