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EzeUche22:
Just like your mother was giving brain to me. How about that? She did it real well. If you don't know what the slang term brain mean, you should look it up.

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Back on topic -

Anyway, carry on. People have already called you out on your HYPOCRISY. Ok you support Jonathan, while others support IBB, Pat Utomi, Buhari etc. In a REAL democracy, the opinions of others should be respected.

Your poor upbringing is on display.

I really pity you, NL's only d.i.c.kless "warrior."
You should seriously consider the chimp brain, cos its like air is blowing freely between your ears.

Who is God?
What is God?
What is life?

No human being can answer any of those questions, except they are lying to themselves or stealing from the poor.

EzeUche22:
Beaf, I shall call a spade a spade.

You are an . I may play around a lot, but on certain issues, I will back up statements. The same people you demonizing is the same way you are acting. I cannot tell the difference between the IBB supporters and you. Only that you support Jonathan for some unknown reason.

A man who has not even declared his intent on the presidency. So just shut your mouth and stop living in a glass house.

Abeg go and graze. Let those with brains speak jare!
These days, doctors can do brain transplants from chimps to your type, so you have no excuse 

EzeUche22:
FOOL. You are no different from the people supporting IBB. Learn to think for yourself instead of riding someone else you fool.

EzeUche22: We the foolish warriors, we this, we that, we the d.i.c.kless and fcking stup!d" yada, yada, yada, yada and foolish yada!

Dumb arse.

EzeUche22:
Shutt the HELL up Beaf. There are more people running than IBB or Jonathan so just shut your mouth.

I am getting tired of you!

Muppet.

Gbawe's changing opinions of GEJ;
1. GEJ is weak (but GEJ replies by defeating the Yar Adua cabal)
2. GEJ is a coward (but GEJ replies by undoing the PHCN and NNPC cabals)
3. GEJ has no political machinery (GEJ replies with a political left hook and straight uppercut)
4. GEJ has no experience or vision (in 3+ short months, GEJ provides the vision in oil, gas, financial and power that others haven't been able to in years)

The latest is GEJ is "do or die" and employing "Obj tactic," . . . I laugh in Swahili!!!
Check points one and two to see how deeply Gbawe's and other undercover IBB supporters views have somersaulted acrobatically to counter any positives from GEJ. Na wa for some people sha!

[size=33pt]Jonathan carry go!!! 2011 is yours. IBB people are clowns!!![/size]

Even Donald Duke will vote for Uncle Joe.
Anything less than 99% for Jonathan in the SS will mean IBB has attempted rigging.

Nobody else is worth the trouble in 2011.

Is he going to clear his name off the $2.8billion NNPC money he is accused of stealing?

[quote author=na_so link=topic=506848.msg6685837#msg6685837 date=1283433543]This article by Patrick Naagbanton makes one want to weep. Mehn the signs are unpromising for the ND. [/quote]What is going on in Rivers is really bad and unfortunate, Bayelsa also has several issues.
However, Akwa Ibom and Delta don't have these problems.

Lets see how govt deals with this.

[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=505310.msg6683390#msg6683390 date=1283404329]www.itsekiri.org/files/communique/communique_details.php?selected_id=79· The 16th Olu Akengbuwa died on 14th
June 1848 and there was an 88-year
interregnum. By 1851 the British had come
into Itsekiri country and they stayed put till
Independence in 1960. At the reinstatement
of the monarchy in 1936 (after 88 years)
Warri was the name of a province in
Nigeria. The British could not allow Itsekiri
to have their Olu called “Olu of Warri” since
the Urhobo, Ijaw, Kwale & Isoko
administered from the Province would
rightly be enraged that the Itsekiri Olu was
recognized as their King. Thus the Colonial
Government recognized him at coronation
in 1936 as Olu of Itsekiri. Itsekiri agitation
on this matter continued till 1951. As
Independence drew near, the British left the
locals to direct affairs; thus in 1951, the
Western Region Government in its wisdom,
having regard to the historicity of the
Itsekiri claim, dropped the name ‘Warri’,
from the Province, replaced it with ‘Delta’
and conceded Warri as Itsekiri homeland.
Thus the title of the Itsekiri Olu rightly
became ‘Olu of Warri’. The other ethnicities
rejoiced to have ‘Delta’ replacing ‘Warri’ as
their province, while the Itsekiri on their
part rejoiced that they had got back their
ancient name and title. The change had
nothing personal to do with Chief Awolowo
as the Ijaw and Urhobo have so
shamelessly claimed. Even Dr. Nnamdi
Azikiwe, then opposed to Chief Awolowo,
had openly canvassed the change in earlier
years in his Press[/quote]The Western Nigeria government carried out the change, that is beyond debate.
Ask yourself who was in charge of the Western Nigeria government at the time and your question is answered. Was is Zik or Awo?
It is really incredibly simple.

Anyways, as I said, we thank God that we are finding accommodation between ethnic groups in Delta state today. We have had both Urhobo and Itsekiri governors; come 2015, we should have either an Igbo or Ijo governor. We aren't into this childish tribalistic crap that you guys are carrying out here. No! More sense and progress comes out of talking; indeed, Delta state is the richest in Nigeria by some margin in GDP per capita, despite being the third from top of oil producers. Nigeria needs to learn from us.

He should be tried immediately and have the years he has done behind bars subtracted from his sentence.
Afterall, the lives he and sergearnt Rogers claimed and maimed were not valueless. They roamed the land like a pair of evil spirits, openly shooting at any dissenters to their useless govt.

gadogado:
This beaf guy, you're miserable it seems not to mention[b] ignorant and biased[/b]. The only thing you spew is satanic evil and divisiveness!! Get a life oh and believe it or not, your posts and comments will not influence or affect the outcome of a single election in Nigeria so continue wasting your time saying senseless bigoted rubbish.

So some group of paid up muppets decide that they don't want Jonathan, because he is a Southerner; thats all sweet and nice, but when I challenge it, in your eye's that is "satanic evil and divisiveness," also "senseless bigoted rubbish?" Damn! That's what I call a way over the top reaction!

What part of my earlier post hit you below the navel, because it must surely look harmless and objective to the vast majority of people. And can you please take care of your new puppy called Ezeuche?

Seriously, you need to take Panadol and calm down, because you are seeing double. Look at what I wrote again, then be a man and apologise.

Charlie, how can your date of birth be "30 June?"

Dis Guy:
but what i don't get with that theory is that in qualifiers it doesn't affect them i dont think he has crashed at all since the beginning during qualifiers

The speculation is that the Red Bull cannot live with turbulent wake immediately behind another F1 car. They hardly ever get so close to other cars in quali.
F1 cars are always on a fine edge and generate so much down force that they can drive upside down on the ceiling; with the Red Bull, the flexing wing is an important part that helps make them much more aerodynamic than the others.  However, when the wing doesn't just flex, but dips and  oscillates wildly theb problems are likely to occur.

Pitpass seems to be the only major F1 site with this theory though, http://www.pitpass.com/fes_php/pitpass_news_item.php?fes_art_id=41884

Dis Guy:
how not to crash into the person in front, just fly over them

http://joesaward./2010/09/01/overtaking/

Man! That link is radically funny! Poor Vettel!

mbulela:
beaf where are you?

I de hia!
I saw your last post and was satisfied enough not to keep it burning.

asha 80:
i thought spacing it out makes it easier to read rather then compacting it .i actually just copied and pasted it that way

Yeah, its true, the punch always has weird formatting when you copy and paste.

T9ksy:
Posted by: Beaf on: Today at 11:34:34 PM
Hell no, Beaf. Like i said earlier, am not here for that. Eventually water will find its own level.


Posted by: Beaf on: Today at 11:34:34 PM

Haba Beaf, easy does it! I wouldn't go that far. At least the old man was instrumental in the carving out of the Mid-west from the old western region. Plus he gave you guys free education too. I have heard about the olu of warri shenannigan before and i can't for the like of me fathom out why the old man embarked on that route but i certainly would not say he's a TRIBALIST. Am certain, had he been allowed to rule Nigeria, he would have made sure the common man on the streets irrespective of where they come from, benefitted from his tenure. This was the main grouse the northern oligarchy had with him hence they were prepared to fraternise with Zik's NCNC (albeit as a senior partner) but definately not Awo's AG.

I am not saying it was all negative, but human life is not something that can be bought.
The reason Awo did it was to employ divide and rule against the Midwest, Itsekiri is very similar to Yoruba. Again, I can only say thank God things are settling down.
In fact, it was Awo's behaviour that made the Midwest to look North, instead of Westwards as it used to be (I don't know why they never looked East even before the war).

I wonder what financial institution's will handle Sapele and Ughelli in Delta state now that Oceanic Bank has been murdered?

@Asha 80
You need to format the article, its a tad difficult to read.

^
We have true reps in MEND and Wole Soyinka. 
Nobody needs to tell ND people what is going on, while their politicians steal us dry. Thank you.

[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=505310.msg6682484#msg6682484 date=1283380758]Lwkmd. . .you just said you would make your comment and leave. .so why coming back ?[/quote]Because, I found a civilised person to talk to.

T9ksy:
Thank you beaf for your civil response. Awo was not a saint and anyway from the link you provided it did say towards the end of paragraph 2 that the crisis was not that bad until the demise of Abacha in 1997 brought about the ugly head of local politics. Oh well, i concor with your closing line and am glad that you guys have now learnt to get along amicably with your neighbours.

One thing, you have to remember Beaf, is that during the time when Awo hold sway in the old western region, every one was looking out for the interest of his own people. At least, Awo say it like it is. He never believed in One nigeria as he knew it wasn't a feasible option hence his suggestion and leanings towards regional federalism. Oh well, 44yrs after we can all see that the old man was right.

Sorry Bluetooth, have no desire to engage you.

Yes things really worsened years after because of the politics of oil, but that does not absolve Awo. And I agree totally, he did well for his people, but for us, he was a real disaster.
There are still tensions in Warri, but the inter ethnic bloodshed has since stopped.

[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=505310.msg6682404#msg6682404 date=1283379960]Oh please,somebody just called Awolowo a tribalist now.would you call that intellect also ? I guess he will be your new lecturer now.[/quote]See this bush man! You are really seeking for notice sha. Ok, I've noticed you, can you now crawl back under your stone?

@T9ksy
Never let the negativity surrounding the Bluetooth's of this World affect you. They are not worth it.

mikeansy:
You know there is fire on the mountain when two corrupt and incompetent folks can not even agree on issues of corruption and incompetence.

Folks turn on your clocks and begin to time when Farida Waziri will now be relieved of her duty in some kind of machevillian move. Now that she has fallen out of line and does not seem to conform to Project Jonathan for 2011. See how someone who Jonathan Goodluck considered qualified for National Award will loose her job one way or the other.

I will have a solid laugh at the above if Farida denies the story tomorrow and keeps her job; then more acrobatics would be needed to explain why she kept the job.

The story is almost certainly false.

T9ksy:
@Beaf, can u expantiate on that please. IMO, Awo did what he thought was best for his people, the yorubas.

The bolded might be correct, but people of the old Midwest (Delta and Edo) are not Yoruba.

There used to be a lot of bloodshed in Warri, it was caused by Awo. Hundreds of lives and livelihoods were needlessly destroyed.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warri_Crisis (3rd paragraph).

We have now found ways to accomodate each other, its an ongoing process. Thank God.

Another incredibly wishy-washy article from Sahara Reporters.

The extract below very rightly rubbishes the title and thrust of the rest of the article.

Also last week, Mr. Adoke reportedly donated N250 million to the Jonathan campaign to forestall his removal after he said that former military dictator Ibrahim Babangida would not be investigated for stealing $12.4 billion Gulf oil windfall.  That statement was said to have rankled the presidency.

Every halfwit is a reporter these days. In any event, lets wait for Farida to speak.

He said they decided to stage the rally, following the refusal of President Goodluck Jonathan to grant them audience.

“We were thoroughly disappointed that our legitimate request for audience with the president, to register our protest against the 100 Northern politicians’ position was ignored for very unclear and obviously undemocratic reasons,’’ he added.

What person of substance gives audience to a hired bunch of drug and drink soaked almajiri's?
Rubbish.

I am not interested in the cheap abuse flying around here, I only need to say one thing and leave. . .
Awo was a tribalist who caused immense problems and bloodshed in the former Midwest.

eros:
See men for nairaland oooo. Hmmmmm!!! so una dey here all this time dey code. Well Viki na disgrace and shame to the sailors right from time. We don always know them to dey blood tasty and engage for war, instead of resolve matters amicably, and use violence as last resort. BAN is the only and true way, so join the ship and sail with us to our beautiful island.

Awumen

Kelvinj:
i think u have a point there But its better for the prices 2 be high than pay whatever we pay and not even have the lite at all. So i support the privatization its a good move

It should be ok as long as the price is favourable compared to running a generator.

AjanleKoko:
Agree with you, except for the market entry barrier. There should be a license fee commensurate with the long term revenue potential of the market. A low entry barrier will result in names like 'God-Dey Power' becoming sector players easily. Just like the bogus NCD bill in the energy sector. Only those players that can run a profitable operation that scales should be able to bid.

I don't support free entry, but I believe the entry point should be set quite low. This can work if there are very stringent standards and effective monitoring.
As for "God de power," market forces will take care of them if they fail to deliver; customers will simply move elsewhere.

oyb:
desperate nders throwing about spurious statistics.

44 million nigerians have access to internet

must be in a twilight zone

a country of 200 million with widespread poverty that these hypocrites were always commenting on before their man becanme president, and these liars want us to belive that a fifth of nigerias population have computers and internet connections


keep defending your coward by calling him quiet

we sha know who makes the noise/wears the trousers in his household - th

Obtuse and lacking.
. . .Just as I said, rubbish sneers, backed by empty words. The usual suspects with their street corner talk, zero ideas and zero impact.

I am happy that for once, Nigeria has a President that is forward looking.
I am challenging nay sayers to talk down the NNPC reorg and its immediate industrial/business dividends (you can't).
I am challenging you to talk down the massive improvements in fuel supply and prices (you can't).
I am challenging you to talk down the massive improvements in electricity supply (you can't).
I am challenging you to put the Power roadmap and the 700 Kilovolt super grid down (you can't).
I am challenging you to put Jonathans vision in the Sovereign Wealth Fund to shame (you can't).
I am challenging you to name any of our Presidents that has achieved more in 3 years, than Jonathan has in 3 months (you can't).
I am challenging you to provide logic to your criticism of Jonathan (you can't).

Take each of the points I have listed above and lets see how logical you can be about your "fashionable" position; anyone can mouth inanities, go on! I'd love to see you fail.

[size=21pt]Goodluck for 2011!!![/size]

prosperup:
Na wa o!
E be like say he carry the whole light land for PH.
In Kano, Kumbotso feeder,if we get 3 hrs we dey happy.
They collect N500k to connect you to 'blue line' 33KV.
That line gets 22hrs of light.

Dat one na transmission problem. Even if where is abundant power, poor equipment still holds things back.
Jonathan and Sambo recently released 2000 containers of NEPA equipment worth billions that had ben sitting in the ports for 3 whopping years (because the mudafcking cabal was planning to auction them). They even accrued 4billion Naira demurrage!

In a few months those faulty lines should be fixed and everybody will see the improvements. The amount of power generated in the country is set to double by April next year. So, fingers crossed, things seem to really be changing!