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[size=14pt]IBB's Rally Flops In Ibadan, Ex-Dictator Fails To Show Up[/size] Author: Date: Jul 29th, 2010. Threat by students to disrupt the proposed rally of former military president, General Ibrahim Babangida (retd) has forced the former dictator to suspend his visit to Ibadan, Oyo State, today. •IBB: fails to show up. Babangida’s supporters, who organised the rally said it was cancelled because they cannot guarantee his security as a result of the students’ threat. P.M.NEWS gathered that the National Association of Nigerian Students, NANS, had earlier issued a statement in Ibadan warning Babangida to steer clear of the South West in his bid to contest the 2011 presidential election. IBB, as Babangida is popularly called, had slated today’s rally in Ibadan to launch his Southwest campaign for his 2011 Presidential bid. Indications that the visit had been cancelled emerged at the Oja Oba palace of the Olubadan of Ibadan when Oba Odulana Odugade and his high chiefs who were waiting to receive IBB in the palace rose and departed for their homes at 12.15p.m. when the organisers of the rally told the monarchs that IBB will no longer be coming. P.M.NEWS gathered that Oba Odulana immediately left for his residence in Monatan area of Ibadan. Investigations also revealed that a handful of IBB’s supporters who went to the local airport in Ibadan to receive him went home disappointed when they were told that IBB had shelved his visit. Those who went to the Ibadan-Lagos toll gate to await the former maximum ruler, thinking that he would come by road, also dispersed on learning of the cancellation of the visit. Attempts by P.M.NEWS to speak with Azeem Gbolarunmi, former deputy governor of Oyo State, and some wives of the late Chief Lamidi Adedibu who are the known big supporters of IBB in Oyo State proved abortive, as they declined to comment. Oba Odulana had earlier warned his subjects not to link him with any of the presidential aspirants because as a traditional ruler, he is supposed to be neutral in any political contest. The monarch, it was learnt, threatened to curse any indigene who links him with any of the contestants. The state governor, Otunba Adebayo Alao-Akala gave the first hint that IBB was not welcomed in Ibadan when he declared support for President Goodluck Jonathan to contest next year’s election. Former President Olusegun Obasanjo and other southwest leaders of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) had warned governors in the zone not to support the presidential ambition of IBB. Obasanjo and some elders of the party were said to have held a meeting where they appealed to the governors in the region not to support IBB in 2011. Also, the Oyo State Coordinator of Jonathan and Sambo Consolidation 2011, Chief Alli Balogun, in a statement predicted that IBB’s planned visit to the state will be fruitless. Balogun said IBB’s visit to the state did not mean anything to the group because he was sure that nothing tangible would come out of it. —Gbenro adesina/Ibadan More (link not 100%) |
Nayah:Don't misunderstand me. Cameroon has absolutely no need to fear Nigeria. . . Except they start lusting after Obudu. . . Then GBOA!!!! A sudden hurricane of destruction, incineration! Its called the big stick. Cameroon must avoid that. |
babapupa:I already gave a pointer to the sort of thing I'm talking about here https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-486703.64.html#msg6470010 But its got to be done by either intra-state cooperation or through the might of our false federalism. Empowering the grassroots will cost much less than uprooting vagrants and levelings slums, they will always pop up elsewhere and everybodys's money, time, exertions and humanity would have gone to the dogs. |
Nayah:Did you actually check the link? Its actually quite funny. lol After years of Belgian, French and US imperial interests, war and Mobutu; DRC is as wacked as early man, with little knowledge of civilisation, talkless of having a worthwile army (all they have are drugged up marauding gangs of despicable rap!sts), so no biggies if Rwanda could destabilise them. You think Cameroon can destabilise even the smallest Nigerian state? Well, think again, cos MEND alone, can invade and subjugate Cameroon from Doula to Ngaoundéré. ![]() |
Nayah:My motivation? How about I'm Nigerian? Can you instead, provide evidence that Obudu has anything to do with Cameroon? That evidence might help our President and National assembly declare the necessary war and mobilise the army quicker. ![]() Nayah:This is your airforce. . . With about 3 bicycles and one cutlass. ![]() http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cameroon_Air_Force#Aircraft_Inventory |
Obama grew up as "Barry", he grew up, realised his African heritage and changed his name right back to the original "Barack". So we have a US president who is secure in his identity; he has made it to the highest office in a foreign land with a double barreled African name. Shame on this plastic !diot Sam Wantings who was probably born Okosieme Nwati. |
Nayah:Forget about Bakassi for now, that is for a future govt to sieze back. The current question is Cameroons new longing for Obudu; when that "argument" starts, you guys can talk all the democracy and "sensitive belts" you know; we'll just be replying with clouds of bombs, missiles and enraged, trigger happy young men. . . .The compliment was genuine. |
[quote author=Bandit C. link=topic=487385.msg6474176#msg6474176 date=1280421068]Guys, please respect this girl Nayah because she is simply a woman. Show some respect goddamn it. She is bringing her argument with respect, even if they are flawed but you guys (Beaf, Tkb417 and the guy with 666 in his name) come accross as condescending and insultive. I respect her here, even though i have little interest in commenting on these boards, because she once proclaimed her likeness for her nigerian friends in France. If anything, her interest in the affairs of nigeria should tell you guys that she means no harm. Incessantly flaming her is so kindergartenish. My 2 kobo.[/quote]Take your 2 Kobo and give it to the poor. ![]() |
Nayah:Yeah I know, I saw your picture long since, thats the only reason I drastically scaled back my verbal warfare from the levels of my first posts. . . .You are quite pretty sha. |
Nayah:Maybe Santa Claus gives gorillas to the gendarmes? It is the Cameroonians that have crossed the border for a better life you are talking about. We will soon send them packing. No lelel! ![]() If you open your mouth on a 9ja forum to "argue" about Bakassi, don't be surprised when that mouth is rammed full of a lot more than Bakassi. |
Nayah:. . .Because I have told you the truth about your gorilla munching gendarmes and your grovelling, leprous brained president? Shame. You are lucky not to be some Cameroonian male or you would have known what is what by now. |
Nayah:Why don't you concern yourself with images of your president on his knees in Lagos, begging Buhari for mercy? |
leahdee:It is this sort of foolish reasoning that made your president come and beg. All we need do is finance the freedom fighters in Southern Cameroon to do our dirty work against your gorilla eating gendarmes. ![]() |
leahdee:Hmmmmm! You could have fooled me! And to think that my opinion of Cameroon had been 90% about their relentless hunting and eating of monkeys and gorillas. . . |
Nayah:Yes, beg! Your president came begging last time Buhari gave him a 3 day ultimatum to report to Nigeria and deliver a personal apology. I thought you loved "history" and "arguments"; go and find out some real history, because it seems the grovelling mission has been expunged from the fake websites you get stuff from. BIYA CAME TO BEG BUHARI, cos we were gonna incinerate Cameroon; within the first day of the ultimatum, weapons were already at the border. try us again and this time una go hear gbim! No time to nurse love with any mudafckers who are too big for their boots and think laying claims to tracts of land in neighbouring countries leads to treatments of love and playful arguments. . . Nigeria will display love with bullets and marshal arguments with ear wringing slaps. |
Nayah:I would have loved to discuss if your president didn't have a rotten plank between both his ears. But of cause, he is thinking of making another begging flight to Nigeria, cos this time, we will use your wretched gendarmes to make suya. |
tkb417:Tell the bastar'ds jare! |
Nayah:This is how you will cry to mummy on "that day". You think it is guguru, it will be like being slapped by a machine. Olodo! There are enough missiles, bombs and trigger happy men to "argue" for Nigeria; so bring on your foolish arguments. Ode! |
I like Goodluck everyday. |
[quote author=Nayah ]Well I'm french but originally from Cameroon and as for Bakassi topic I was FIERCELY agree with our governement cause some of you need to revise HISTORY between Biafra's war Cameroon and Bakassi, now brothers I can understand you want to defend your country and its territory, and to be honest this new topic about having this new area of igbo land it's non sense. But be careful some of you(hili666) are so sure to win in case of war, and I'm not that sure as you are. And sorry I know you're about 150 000 000 people but don't forget that we cameroonians are really proud and not afraid about anybody, because we trully love our country and can die for,plus we're not used to war and don't want a war with our close neighbours. But it doesn't mean we are afraid, so HILI666 calm down with your old age and silly (sorry but this is true) Hitler stories. You are Nigerian yes but I'm a proud Cameroonian. Thanks[/quote]You have obviously forgotten the time time [size=14pt]your rickety old fool of a president rushed of to Nigeria to deliver an apology[/size] after being given a 3 day ultimatum to come and personally deliver an apology to Nigeria for ambushing and killing 6 Nigerian soldiers. You need to have seen the quantity of weaponry Nigeria rushed off the the Cameroonian border, with aircraft spinning in the air across the Niger Delta, I was a mere kid then, but what pride! That senile, demon possessed bat Biya, is thinking of making another pleading trip to Nigeria. When did this happen? During General Buhari's regime. Go find out. When push comes to shove, you guys will roll over and get fcked any which way, through the eyes, nose, mouth, arse. . . Wherever it suits us. If I rule Nigeria today, we will declare war on Cameroon the next and forcibly seize lands up to dualla. Bastar'ds. |
Goodluck Jonathan: I see a day coming when every aspect of our economy will be immune from unwarranted interference.That would be the day we install true federalism. I like the thoughts expressed by GJ. Quite profound. |
Sky Blue:I support that. . . .The main thing is to keep the man away from explaining the math, because if these were election figures maybe WWIII would have already started. ![]() |
lordangers:The F-7 is a MIG-21. Period. It is an old, crancky and useless plane. You know why the Iraqi's buried their planes in the desert and flew the majority they didn't have the time to bury off to their mortal enemy, Iran? Because they are useless planes; no serious country flies that rubbish and all those who flew it are phasing it out (including the likes of Pakistan). Who will attack us? Perhaps you haven't heard the latest that Cameroon is no claiming Obudu ranch in addition to Bakassi. If we had MIG-35's and other equivalent weapons, they wouldn't have dared. If the rationale for decripit weapons is that nobody will attack us, then we are better off arming our brave souls with sticks and catapults to save money. |
tpiah: Did the oil spill in your mama's state? Why should that get your panties in a twist?. . .A perfect impression of tpiah, the daft. Change and be taken seriously. |
That burns another of IBB's bridges. Lets cry for him! ![]() |
“It is not just Hausa/Fulani that exist in the North. There are other ethnic groups there. Why have they not been able to produce the President over these years. We have overgrown ethnic nationalism in this country. What we need is a visionary leader and he can come from anywhere.” Things are warming up pretty sharpish. |
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Cameroon more than who please I has some respect for Nigeria and Nigerian people that's why I won't generalize